In Los Angeles,
More Than Freeways
Was Split Apart

In Los Angeles, a great deal more than
freeways was shattered. The pattern of
people's lives was disrupted, their homes,
belongings and Jobs were destroyed, and in
some cases, life itself came to an end. The
large Jewish community in the affected areas
was particularly hard hit.

The Council of Jewish Federations has
established the

CJF Earthquake Emergency Fund

to work with the
Jewish Federation Council of
Greater Los Angeles to bring emergency
assistance to those in need and to help
rebuild Jewish institutions.

Your local Federation has also established an
Earthquake Fund and will forward its
proceeds to the CJF Fund for
transmission to Los Angeles.

You may contribute directly to
CIF Earthquake Emergency Fund
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It may take years to rebuild the freeways.
With your help, the process of rebuilding
Jewish lives will go forward today.

It's The

Triple Crown
Of Purim Events ...

1

Chag Purim Celebration
Thursday, February 24th
6:30 p.m. Traditional Megillah Reading
7:00 p.m. Children's Megillah Narration
Costume Parade

2 Purim Carnival

where? of course! at

Congregation
Beth Shalom

Sunday, February 27th
12:00 Noon-2:30 p.m.
Food • Fun • Games & Prizes!

3 Purim Play & Seudah (Dinner)*

Everyone
Welcome

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* This event by reservation, there is a charge.

Sunday, February 27th at 5:30 p.m.

Congregation Beth Shalom • 14601 Lincoln Road • Oak Park • 547-7970

10-year-old Continues
Swimming Success

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ALAN HITSKY ASSOCIATE EDITOR

dam Farber has swum
his way out of Michigan.
The
10-year-old
swimming phenom from
West Bloomfield has had to
travel out of state on weekends
to find tougher competition. His
parents have taken him to
Cleveland and Bowling Green,
Ohio, Indianapolis and Mil-
waukee, and the results have
been eye-opening.
In Milwaukee two weeks ago,
Adam won the high-point tro-
phy in his 10-and-under age
group by winning two events,
placing second in three, and
adding third- and fourth-place
finishes. He had personal bests
in the
50-yard freestyle (27.94), 100
free (1:00.42), 50 back (33.06)
and 200-yard individual med-
ley (2:28.09).
The Milwaukee meet drew
5,500 entries from 12 states.
Adam is pointing toward the
U.S. Swimming state finals the
first weekend in March at Mid-
land. In that meet, he will swim
in the 12-and-under division.
Adam and his sisters, Cheri,
13, and Shayna, 6, swim for the

B'nai B'rith Men's
Bowling Scores

BEN LUSKY, Traveling

Allan Salomon 879/256-235-222,
Wayne Lusky 856/225-215-213-203,
Cy Rott 815/237-219, Eddie Cohen
811/223-212-200, Steve Elkus 254,
Allen Zuppke 245-206, Bryan Levine
233-201, Allen Oleinick 228-206-204,
Larry Schlussel 224, Dean Fine 213-
208, Richard Harris 210, Ron Walton
204, Ron Lustig 200.

MIGER/GROSS

Iry Simons 226-208, Mark Goodman
215, Sandy Achtman 213, Buz Wach-
ter 209, Brian Cohen 207, Mark Bialick
206, Alan Kanter 204, Andy Feureisen
203, Seymour Burg 203, Mary Wain
201.

BROTHERHOOD/EDDIE JACOBSON

Gary Klinger 642/234, Steve Anstandig
629/231-222, Dennis Eder 618/226,
Mike Lieberman 605/268, Rob Green-
field 602, Rick Woolman 245, Steve
Fine 227, Bryan Levine 223, Eric Nelkin
222.

MORGENTHAU-UCHAIM

Phil Perstein 635/238-218, Bob Franklin
621/226-217, Len Rosenblatt 619/232-
201, Marty Bordley 607/224, Larry Har-
win 603/206-204, Mike Wayne
600/228-202, Stan Finkelstein 224-203,
Len Brozgold 223, Barry Glazer 215,
Dennis Sobol 214, Jerry Broida 212-
208, Larry Rosenberg 212.

DOWNTOWN/FOX

Jeff Block 665/262-235, Steve Kay
607/220, Sy Zate 235, Ken Gross 227,
Mark Siegal 220, Andy Perlin 212,
Steve Katz 205, Richard Lulkin 201-

Adam Farber

Birmingham-Bloomfield At-
lantis team.
At earlier meets this season,
Adam recorded personal bests
in the 100-yard individual med-
ley (1:09.67), the 50 breast-
stroke (35.39), 100 breast
(1:17.42), 200 freestyle (2:13.18),
500 free (6:11.66) and the 50 fly
(30.02).

200, Steve Teper 200, Jon Isenberg
200.

WEST BLOOMRELD JR. HOUSE LEAGUE

Mike Goodwin 676/247-221-208, Howie
Gerenraich 647/247-224, Larry
Schecter 606/233, Mike Boren 603/230-
223, Phil Horowitz 243, Jeff Eisenberg
225-201, Sy Guttman 225, Dan Cohen
225, David Ben-Ezra 223, Neil Lefton
216-206, Ron Goodman 213, Lee
Pines 209-208.

PISGAH

Barry Fishman 695/267-244, Larry San-
dler 637/213-213-211, Lyle Schaefer
624/234-218, Mort Friedman 617/236,
Barry Roffman 245, Rob Greenfield
233, Bernie Buchalter 220, Bruce We-
berman 217, Hersh Zeiger 213-201,
Marc Weberman 204, David Weiss
204, Keith Kingston 203, Paul Schae-
fer 202, Kevin Elbinger 200.

AZA Basketball
League Scores

Kishon "B" 34-Strauss 11; Marx 34-
Samson 33; Kishon "A" 36-Funk "B" 18;
Funk "A" 39-Jolson 25; Herzl ''B" 52-
Posen 28; Chalutzim 48-Herzl "A" 34.

Temple Israel
Bowling Scores

Jerry Wolfe 234, Stu Brickner 230,
Howard Lesnick 600/227, Mike Cos-
setto 627/226, Larry Steinberg 644/217-
225, Howard Marsh 213, Fred Labelle
213, Bernie Harwood 211, Jerry Wolin
200.