Happy Holidays

sport, and everyone has to work
together to win games."
Gitler trains year-round. Dur-
ing the summer, he lifts weights,
runs and wrestles with team-
mates and Coach Burwitz.
Gitler is a good student as
well. He has a 3.3 GPA and is
a member of the National Hon-
or Society.
Gitler would like to study law
enforcement and possibly go into
that field for a career.
QUOTE: "I like both football and
wrestling because they have
taught me discipline and that
you must work hard to reach
your goals," said Gitler. "After
many years of practice and effort,
it feels good to be recognized and
receive awards for both sports."

Sports Briefs

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Oakland Yard Athletics, along
with Coca-Cola, will host its first
annual Full Court Challenge
basketball tournament Oct. 14-
15 in Waterford.
There will also be three-point
and slam dunk competitions.
Less advanced players can
compete in the recreational di-
vision tournament.
The cost is $15 per person plus
referee fees. There will be min-
imum of four games.
Oakland Yard athletics is lo-
cated at 5328 Highland Road (M-
59). For more information, call
Harry Greenspan at (810) 673-
0100.

Nominations for next week's
Jewish Stars can be made by
leaving a voice-mail message
for Carol Cohen at (810) 354-
7123, Ext. 305. Please be sure
to include your day and
evening phone numbers.

B'nai B'rith
Bowling Scores

Zeiger/Gross

Dave Levinson 227, Milt Burg 224, Alan
Kanter 214 201, Lee Weinstein211,Mark
Bialick 209.

Morgenthau L'Chaim
Jerry Broida 625/245-208, Richard Har-
ris 621/236-213, Bill Zucker 246,Len
Moss 233, Rick Melamed 230, Bob Au-
gust 213, Al Yendick 212, Ross Benchik
207, Marty Diskin 207, Lou Knopko 207,
Howard Genser 206-201, Ken Wilson
205, Mal Simon 201, Norm Schwartz
201, Larry Schlussel 200.

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Downtown/Fox
Jeff Sprague 654/246-205-203, Nancie
Rakotz 625/231-247, Shel Rakotz
615/228, Ken Gross 207, Steve Zorn
204, Jack Freed 204, Nate Feingold 201,
Marshall Mandell 200.

Pisgah
Jeff Eisenberg
738/249-247-242,
Howard Leshman 675/209-238-228,
Wayne Lusky 662/219-244,Ron Good-
man 656/222-245,Mark Rosen 631/215-
227, Larry Sandler 621/227-223,Keith
/- Kingston 620/206-201-213, Mort Fried-
man 619/223-206, Mark Goodman

from your friends

616/203-200-213, Barry Sandler
611/224-214, Paul Schaefer 603/218-
213, Mitch Finkel 602/234, Michael Rei-
der 221-204, Marc Weberman 218, Alan
Borsen 217, Bryan Levine 216-216, Bar-
ry Fishman 213-207, Howard Waxer
210-202, Matt Friedman 208,Mark
Schwartz 207, Yale Weiner 207, Allan
Salomon 206-204, Steve Elkus 204,
Brandon Sandler 204, Bob Lichtman
203-200, Bruce Weberman 203.

Cauley

Best wishes for a happy,
healthy & prosperous New Year.

New Cabinet
For Campaign

The Jewish Federation of Wash-
tenaw County has selected the
campaign cabinet for Campaign
'96, the annual fund-raising
drive.
Evie Lichter has been ap-
pointed chair for a second term.
Sandy Herman is the associate
chair. Cabinet members include
Neal Elyakin, Steve and Joyce
Gerber, Carol Hoffer, Jay Hueb-
ner, Scott Kellman, Shel Markel,
Newell Miller, Prue Rosenthal
and Mary Selin. Members at
large are Liz Kirshner and David
Segaloff (Youth Campaign), Myr-
na Miller and Barbara Stark
Nemon (Pacesetters' Dinner).
Barbara Herman, Elaine Mar-
golis and Nancy Wiggenhorti
(Thank-a-thon), and Carolyn
Lichter and Hillary Murt
(Women's Division).

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