Applications Ready
For Maccabiah

Shel Ellison 217-201, Bob Hechler
216, Mike Jeross 215.
Pisgah

Philadelphia - The United
Committee Sports for
Israel (USCSFI) is now accep-
ting athlete, coach and
trainer applications for the
14th World Maccabiah
Games, to be held in Israel,
July 5-15, 1993.
A 700-member U.S. delega-
tion, up from 500 in 1989, will
join over 5,000 Jewish
athletes from more than 43
countries for the two-week,
quadrennial competition. The
U.S. plans to participate in
both men's and women's corn-
petition in 30 sports ranging
from badminton to yachting
in four categories: open,
masters, juniors and disabled.
For information and ap-
plications, contact the
USCSFI national office, 1926
Arch Street, 3 Fl., Phila-
delphia, Penn., 19103, (215)
561-6900.

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Mudryk 244, Larry Horn 242, Jeff
Moss 237/607, Phil Goldsmith
236/624, Mort Friedman 234, Ted
Zusman 231/612, Mike Goodwin
225/614, Jay Schneid 225, Dave
Zatkin 223, Greg Schultz 220, Ivan
Fenyvesi 219/602, Howard Waxer
219, Bruce Weberman 218, Andy
Rubin 216, Barry Bean 215.

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FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1992

Division A

Centennial
Keidan
Brotherhood 2
Morgenthau
Brotherhood 3

49
51
29
25
15

15
18
41
40
55

56
42
36
20
16

9
28
34
45
54

Division B

Detroit 2
Detroit 1
Brotherhood 4
Brotherhood 1
Marshal

B'NAI B'RITH WOMEN

Zeiger
Esther Fershtman 205.
Galilee Monday
Helene Robbins 500.
Galilee Thursday
Helene Robbins 204/503, Susan
Richards 507.
Detroit-Morgenthau
Florence Aaron 214, Madeline
Bronstein 212, Martha Burwin 203.
MGM
Karen Minc 206-202-200/608, Linda
Steinberg 235/572, Ellen Minkin 535,
Nancy Pomish 526, Nancy Topper
219, Lyn Gorback 210, Debbie Bern-
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Steve Kendler 239-223-202/844,
Mitch Lefton 236-222, Alan Salomon
234, Jeff Eisenberg 233, Shel
Onickel 225-217/829, Phil Horowitz
224-224-207-201/856, Ron Walton
224-224,
Rick
Woolman
223-206-204-201/834, Clem Bag-
gleman 217-213-211, Barry Schlussel
216, Alan Zupke 216, Wayne Lusky
215, Mort Friedman 215.
Brotherhood/Eddie Jacobson
Jeff Eisenberg 257-222/654, Andy
Rubin 245-216-211/672, Larry Slutsky
245/608, Mark Rosen 243, Larry
Horn 235-202/620, Sandy Mandell
234/615, Jeff Fantich 228, Barry
Fishman 224-216-211/651, Bruce
Binstok 223, Scott Gittleman 222,
Ron Weinberg 221, Nate Fine 220.
Zeiger/Gross
Keith Kingston 235-200, Bob
Silberberg 231-224/647, Phil
Margolis 231, Gary Krasman 230,
Happy Kohn 223, Benny Grossinger
223, Steve Kates 222, Steve
Achtman 222, Rob Pliskow
221-214/606, Brian Cohen 215, Bill
Yaker 212.
Morgenthau-L'Chaim
Bob Franklin 256, Iry Kane 244/609,
Mike Himelson 236-200/608, Al Yen-
dick 235-203/635, Barry Kaplan 235,
Saul Rosner 234, Norm Schwartz
233, Jerry Broida 225/608, Avraham
Levy 225, Dennis Kay 223-200/600,
Phil Perstein 220-219/603, Dave
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Jerry Rubin 277/640, Bernie Har-
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Election Year
Is Program Theme

"A View to 1992 . . . Elec-
tion Year Issues" will be the
theme of the Jewish Federa-
tion Young Adult Division an-
nual Political Awareness
Series, Jan. 21, Feb. 26,
March 26 and April 27. All
programs will begin at 7:30
p.m. and will take place at
Adat Shalom Synagogue.
The programs will focus on
U.S./Israel relationships,
black/Jewish relations,
political extremism and
political activism. They will
feature: Edward Levy Jr.,
chairman of the board of the
American Israel Public Af-
fairs Committee; Diana Aviv,
of the National Jewish com-
munity Relations Advisory
Council, Bernard Parker Jr.,
chairman of the New Detroit
race relations committee;
Richard Lobenthal, Michigan
director of the Anti-
Defamation League of B'nai
B'rith; and Doug Ross, former
Michigan state senator.
The series is being organiz-
ed by Ronald Klein and
Suzanne Gildenberg, chair-
men of the YAD Political
Awareness Committee, and
Nathan Upfal, vice-president
of YAD.
There is a charge for each
session or a discounted fee for
all four. For details, call Rick
Krosnick, 642-4260, ext. 239.

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