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WEST BLOOMFIELD • MICHIGAN
Orchard Lake Road • North of Maple
Bowling Results
B'NAI B'RITH WOMEN
Galilee Monday
Barbara Papo /519, Sandy Ribiat
/500.
Galilee Tuesday
Beryl Perlman /518, Cidnie Herold
/525, Dorothy Rowe 203/542.
Morgenthau
Ella Baker 210.
Israel All-City
Caron Goldfine 235/539, Sharon
Winans 225/512.
JEWISH WAR VETERANS
Sidney Karmia 234-203/618, Nathan
Barman 226-218/623, Carl Berlin 215,
Steven Ritten 211, Milton Burg 204,
Steven Hoberman 204, Bernard Har-
wood 201, David Margolis 201.
B'NAI B'RITH MEN
Brotherhood/Eddie Jacobson
Mark Klinger 232-229-209/670, Larry
Horn 244-214/643, Allen Zuppke
235-205/637, Harold Silverman
251/632, Rick Woolman 229-201/621,
Barry Fishman 231-204/620, Dennis
Eder 206-205/605, Milt Fisher 234,
Steve Fine 232, Rob Greenfield 231,
Mike Lieberman 226, Peter Rosen
226, Larry Slutsky 223, Bob Chafetz
219, Jeff Sandler 214, Nate Fine 213,
Steve Anstandig 213, Mark Orechkin
211.
Zeiger/Gross
Gary Krasman 224, Jim Boschan
223, Cal Myers 212-200, Mark Bialick
211, Mort Noveck 203, Keith Kingston
202, Steve Tolbert 202.
Morgenthau-L'Chayim
Joe Grossman 246/629, Marty Diskin
244/620, Hal Lempert 210-204/612,
Phil Perlstein 225, Jerry Broida
219-212, Ron Lustig 215, Bob Essick
211, Mike Jeross 209, George Lerner
208, Ted Frazis 204, Max Kolar 203,
Barry Kaplan 201.
Downtown/Fox
Derek Belenson 237, Bob Efros 214,
Steve Kay 211-204, Randy Smith 208,
Marlin Hoffman 205, Gary Berman
204, Jeff Rubin 204, Mike Downes
203, Marc Wermuth 200.
Renaissance
Mike Lachman 236, Mort Steinhart
213, Neil Werner 210-202.
Mix and Match
Mike Reiter 205, Rick Popper 187.
Pisgah
Jim Ginzler 255/623, Ron Goodman
229/612, Lyle Schaefer 202-202/603,
Larry Horn 235, Al Mudryk 234, Ron
Goodman 229, Dan Cohen 224,
Mark Weberman 224, Larry Gerstein
223, Eric Weiss 216, Neil Lefton 212,
Steve Tunis 210, Mort Friedman
206-201, Jay Guttman 205.
TEMPLE ISRAEL BROTHERHOOD
Mike Moscow 267-210/656, Neil Lef-
ton 245-227/649, Gary Greenstein
235/596, Howard Marsh 234/581,
Neil Satovsky 221/595.
League Champs 91-92
Brandon West, Harold Lipsitz, David
Marsh, Howard Marsh.
I HERE'S TO ...
WILLIAM S. SHERMAN,
president of Oak Park-based
Shifrin Willens, Inc., is being
honored with the 1992
Human Relations Award by
the Jewelry Division of the
American Jewish Committee
for his contributions to the
jewelry industry and to the
Jewish community. Mr. Sher-
man is a member of the
Detroit Better Business
Bureau and the Detroit
Chamber of Commerce.
DENNIS KING, of Hun-
tington Woods, president of
Harley Ellington Pierce Yee
Associates, has received a
fellowship of the American
Institute of Architects, which
recognizes him as a model ar-
chitect who has made signifi-
cant contributions to ar-
chitecture on a national level.
Chazan CHAIM NAJMAN
of Congregation Shaarey
Zedek will be a featured per-
former at one of four public
concerts that will highlight
the 45th anniversary conven-
tion of the Cantors Assembly
May 10-14 at the Bonaven-
ture Hotel in Ft. Lauderdale,
Fla.
BOB BERESH of Beverly
Hills, a freshman at Groves
High School, has taken first
place and received the grand
prize in the Pistons/Panasonic
Cultural Excellence Essay
Contest. The essay was based
on the life and work of Dr.
Henry Krystal, his great-
uncle.
MAURICE VICTOR of
Southfield is the recipient of
the 1992 National Communi-
ty Service Award from the
American Association of
Retired Persons.
.1.1 LOCAL NEWS
Visually Impaired
Support Group
The Jewish Community
Center is interested in form-
ing a peer support/social
group of adults 55 years of age
and younger who are visual-
ly impaired.
A meeting to develop such
a group will take place 7 p.m.
May 5 in the library of the
Maple-Drake building. Please
call Margo Weitzer, 661-1000,
if you plan to attend.
Radomer Members
Host Brunch
The Radomer Aid Society
will hold their opening
meeting 11 a.m. May 3 at the
Sutton Place clubhouse in
Southfield. A champagne
brunch will be served.
For reservations and infor-
mation, call Shirley Finkel,
365-7737.