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A gift with special meaning to fathers, the "Tree of Life"
engravable pendant and keyring is specially priced and
engraving* is included.
Sterling Keychain & Pendant, just $79.00.
11mo-tone 14 kt. Gold & Sterling Pendant, just $99.00.
14 kt. Gold Pendant (not shown), just $193.00.
Chain $69.00 sold separately.
Several area juniors competed
in the Franklin Memorial
Day Open tennis tournament
at Franklin Fitness and Rac-
quet Club.
Local Jewish players in-
cluded in the boys 10 singles:
David Zeitlin, Farmington
Hills, who was the winner of
the consolation tournament;
Zachary Abramson, West
Bloomfield; Jay Berman, Far-
mington Hills.
In the boys 12 singles were:
Danny Solomon, West Bloom-
field, who won his division
defeating Adam Wright of
West Bloomfield in the finals
6-4, 6-3; Brad Schwartz, West
Bloomfield; Matthew Watson,
West Bloomfield; Josh Grant,
West Bloomfield; Aaron Belt-
ner, West Bloomfield; Jona-
than Cohen, Farmington
Hills; Aaron West, West
Bloomfield; Brad Chicorel,
West Bloomfield.
In the boys 14 singles were:
Jordan Steinway, West
Bloomfield; Joel Kirsch, Hun-
tington Woods; Adam Grant,
West Bloomfield.
Boys 16 singles included:
Eric Cohen, Farmington
Hills; Brad Holcman, West
Bloomfield.
Boys 18 singles participants
were: Alan Siler, Bloomfield
Hills; Seth Hoffman, West
Bloomfield.
Girls 12 and 14 singles
were: Ashley Abramson, West
Bloomfield; Rachel Wright,
West Bloomfield; Carey
Chicorel, West Bloomfield.
BB Softball
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE
(As of May 23)
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Brotherhood 4
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Brotherhood 2
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JPM Offers
Open Gym Days
The Jimmy Prentis Morris
Jewish Community Center
will host children in open
gym programs June 14-
August 23.
Monday is Basketball Day,
4-7 p.m.; Tuesday is Floor
Hockey Day, 4-7 p.m.;
Wednesday is Rollerblade
Floor Hockey Day, 4-7 p.m.;
Thursday is Soccer Day 4-7
p.m.
Karate class will be offered
with John Zilli June 7-Aug. 9
for children ages 5-8 years
old. Beginners meet 4:30-5:15
p.m.; Advanced Beginners,
5:15-6 p.m.
The JCC-JPM Kids Sum-
mer Variety Camp will be
June 21-July 15 and July
19-Aug. 12.
For information, call the
JPM Physical Education
Department, 967-4030.
Invitational
Set For June 21
The Michigan Jewish Sports
Hall of Fame will host the
Third Annual Hank Green-
berg Memorial Golf and Ten-
nis Invitational June 21 at
the Tam O'Shanter Country
Club, in West Bloomfield.
ABC/ESPN sports commen-
tator Dick Schaap will emcee
the evening banquet.
The public is invited to par-
ticipate in golf or tennis. Din-
ner only tickets also are
available. Call the Sports
Hall of Fame, 443-1630, for
information or reservations.
YAD Plans
Annual Meeting
The Young Adult Division of
the Jewish Federation of
Metropolitan Detroit will
feature "The Passionate
Observer: Photographs by
Carl Van Vechten," at the
division's 55th annual
meeting 6:30 p.m. June 15 at
the Detroit Institute of Arts.
The election and installa-
tion of officers and boar.d
members also will take place,
and outgoing President Han-
nan Lis will provide an up-
date on the division.
The exhibition, which in-
cludes 75 vintage photos
drawn from the Hallmark
Photographic Collection, a
project of Hallmark Cards,
Inc., will focus on the major
American cultural figures
from the 1920s to the 1940s.
These include the writers and
performers associated with
the Harlem renaissance, such
as Paul Robeson, Cab (
Calloway and Billie Holiday.
A dessert reception will be
held in the Kresge Courtyard.
Contributors to the 1993
Allied Jewish Campaign are
eligible to attend. There is a
charge.
For information, call the
Young Adult Division office,
642-4260.