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200 Added To Roster
As Hall's Dinner Nears
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RICHARD PEARL
Staff Writer
O
n the eve of its an-
nual dinner, the
Michigan Jewish
Sports Hall of Fame has
added 200 new members.
The now 300-member
roster is the largest in the
Hall's five-year history, ac-
cording to Mark Unger, the
Hall's executive director.
A membership campaign,
spearheaded by Shirley
Foon, widow of Hall founder
Al Foon, was conducted by
mail, with a minimum
membership fee of $36, Foon
said.
"People were wonderful.
This was a dream that Al
had and people loved him so
and love what the Hall
stands for. I was so over-
whelmed and touched with
the response," she said.
The Jewish Sports Hall
doesn't make money on its
annual dinners, she said, but
there will be a silent auction
of 20 items at this year's
function, scheduled for 6
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p.m. Monday at Congrega-
tion Shaarey Zedek.
"We bring in celebrities
and that's so costly that
we've lost money at times,"
she said. "The only way we
can earn money for our pro-
grams is through the
membership drive and other
contributions." She added it
was her late husband's idea
that the dinner not be a fun-
draiser, "So if we come out
even, we're happy."
Reservations for this
year's annual dinner,
scheduled for 6 p.m. Monday
at Congregation Shaarey
Zedek, totalled 600 by Tues-
day morning — some 70
more than attended last
year's dinner, Unger said.
In addition to honoring
distinguished Michigan
Jewish athletes, the Hall of
Fame, in conjunction with
the Jewish Community
Center, sponsors the Hall of
Fame Games for area Jewish
developmentally disabled
residents and also makes
contributions to the Maccabi
Games movement.
B'nai B'rith Men's
Bowling Results
October 23, 1989
BROTHERHOOD/
EDDIE JACOBSON
High Games
Steve Fine
249
Howard Berlin
235
Mark Klein
235
Barry Fishman
234
Mike Fabian
228
Mike Lieberman
225
High Series
Mark Klein
631
Stu Goldstein
627
Mark Lkinger
611
Frank Kozin
602
ZEIGER/GROSS
High Games
Dave ,Shpargal
256
Lou Knopko-
221
Bill Yaker
215
Brian Cohen
214
Jeff Moss
211
Gary Krassman
211
High Series
Brian Cohen
603
DOWNTOWN FOX
High Games
Dennis Eder. . .246-238-227
Gary Berman
215
Sy Zate
213
Iry Vosko
214
Howard Goldberg
210
High Series
Dennis Eder
711
MORGENTHAU/
L'CHAYIM
High Games
Bob Franklin
Phil Perstein
Mike Wayne
Sheldon Ellison
Ron Lustig
High Series
Phil Perstein
RENAISSANCE
High Games
Fred Cohen
Dave Koloff
Shel Rakotz
Howard Halpern
Jerry Schwartz
PISGAH
High Games
Dave Freedman
Bryan Levine
Jeff Moss
Barry Bean
Shel Rakotz
High Series
Bryan Levine
Gary Weiss
Ron Goodman
Shel Rakotz
Mike Goodwin
232
219
218
212
210
608
276
235
234
230
224
278
237
235
233
232
639
641
631
626
609
BB Women's
Bowling Results
OCTOBER 25, 1989
CENTENNIAL
High Series
Lillian Stein
509