New Pool, Activities
At Maple/Drake JCC

STEVE STEIN STAFF WRITER

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WHAT'S NEW...

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Whether your plans include 50 or 1000 people
the pros at Bay Pointe, both on the course or in the club-
house, will make your event a success from start to finish.
Located minutes from Detroit on beautiful
Middle Straits Lake, Bay Pointe offers the perfect setting
or banquets, corporate meetings, charity events,
golf outings, luncheons and fashion shows.
Come enjoy the charm and hospitality
of Bay Pointe. Because when it comes to business,
we don't play around. We leave that
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for you. Individual and Corporate
memberships available. For more
information about booking Bay Pointe Golf Club
for your next corporate event call (810) 360-0600

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BAY POINTE GOLF CLUB

4001 HAGGERTY ROAD, W. BLOOMFIELD, MI 48323

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Located just minutes from Detroit in suburban West Bloomfield on Middle Straits Lake.

n August opening is
planned for the Saman-
tha Erin Rosen Pool for
Children and Special
Needs at the Maple/Drake Jew-
ish CommunityCenter of Met-
ropolitan Detroit.
The water in the pool will be
kept at warm temperatures so
classes for arthritis sufferers,
the visually and mentally im-
paired, infants and toddlers can
be held there.
The 50 x 20 pool will be built
next to the indoor and outdoor
pools at the JCC. It will be no
deeper than 41/2 feet.
In other JCC sports news:
- Debby Abramson, Carole
Gallant, Sue Bolton, Miles
Steam, Barbara Klein and Al-
lison Gluck all swam five miles
in the fifth annual Chai Swim.
Rounding out the list of par-
ticipants were Britni Must,
Kacee Must, Sabrina Must,
Samantha Gluck, Ben Gluck,
Lisa Levick, Jamie Levey and
Ellisa Lundow.
-Jay Berman defeated Kyle
Jasieniecki in a battle of 11-
year-olds to capture the cham-
pionship of the first JCC Open
Tennis Tournament for boys

B'nai B'rith
Men's Bowling

LEADERSHIP NETWORK LEAGUE
Nancie Rakotz 661/235-213-213, Steve
Taper 215, Allen Schwartz 191, Paul
Eisenstat 181, Michael Fenster 176.

ZEIGER/GROSS
Mark Bialick 631/255-200, Bill Yaker
223, Iry Simons 213-207, Andy
Feureisen 204, Mark Goodman 201.

ages 12 and under. There are
plans to expand the tourney to
include three boys and three
girls divisions next year.
- Trudy Fink won the
championship of the daytime
3.0-3.5 women's tennis league.
Linda Warner took second
place. In the nightime 3.0-3.5
league, Rochelle Rubin and Re-
nee Crowe were first and sec-
ond. Other winners and
runners-up were Pam Efros
and Linda Stulberg in women's
2,5-3.0 and Sher Kaplan and
Janice Shulman in women's be-
ginner. Karre Pickens and Glo-
ria Weissler were women's
intermediate doubles champi-
ons.
- Men's tennis league win-
ners and runners-up were Mike
Stein and Mike Strome in 4.5;
Rob Alvin and Murray Kahn in
Tuesday 4.0; Jerry Alvin and
David Basch in Wednesday 4.0;
and Gordon Fisher and Richard
Heligman in 3.0-3.5.
- Scores for Week No. 2 in
the spring Honey Berris Bas-
ketball League: Komorn 58,
Benis 51; Carney 78, James 62;
and Sanders 70, Bender 55.

Garenraich 222, Ron Herman 213, Ron
Goodman 202.

PISGAH
Allan Zuppke 650/229-213-208, Barry
Fishman 631/239-225, Mitch Lefton
620/256, Kevin Elbinger 616/225-223,
Mort Friedman 607/224-212, Lyle
Schaefer 208, Rod Brown 222, Andy
Rubin 222, Larry Sandler 218, David
Weiss 216, Larry Singer 215, Marc
Weberman 214, Barry Roffman 213-
213, Keith Kingston 211, Bryan Levine
206, Bruce Weberman 205, Aaron
Kales 202.

BROTIERHOOD/EDDIE JACOBSON
Dennis Eder 750/265-248-237, Marc
Weberman 660/236, Rob Greenfield
659/252-226, Gary Klinger 640/234,
Lee Roth 638/223, Ken Brown 634,
Alan Trotsky 629/222, Allen Zuppke
618/224, Lyle Schafer 610, Stu Sklar
606/234, Bruce Binstock 6021220, Andy
Rubin 601/235, Mark Orechkin 243,
Dennis Horwitz 238, Steve Weinberg
234, Mark Rowe 232, Sandy Mandell
230, Howard Berlin 228, Ira Saperstein
223, Milt Fisher 220

Larry Steinberg 612/221, Dan Redstone
594/224-215, Marty Mendelsohn
592/213-201, Scott Sisler 217, Ken
Watkins 216, Greg Miller 210, Harold
Lipsitz 209, Jerry Wolfe 205, Larry
Rothenberg 204.

MORGENTHAU-LTHAIM
Dennis Sobel 640/222-211-207, Bob
Franklin 243, Al Yendick 212, Burt Co-
hen 210, Jerry Broida 209, Stan Finkel-
stein 204, Bill Zucker 200.

B'nai B'rith
Basketball

DOWNTOWN/FOX
Steve Gross 616/218-204, Jeff Sprague
258, Steve Kay 236, Dick Lulkin 214,
Dave Little 208, Larry Frommer 202.

A LEAGUE
**Centennial II 8-1, *Detroit II 6-3, *Pis-
gah 6-3, *Detroit I 5-4, Brotherhood III
2-7, Downtown Fox I, disqualified from
league play.

WEST BLOOMRELD JR. HOUSE LEAGUE
Rick Kirsch 656/246-231, Phil Ben-Ezra
639/236-212, Bill Zavier 623/230-204,
Jeff Eisenberg 622/216-212, Howie

B LEAGUE
East Division
*Detroit III 8-1, *Brotherhood V 8-1,
Brotherhood I 3-6, Keiden 1-8.

Temple Israel
Bowling Scores