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manufacturers' representative
for men's clothing who has been
exercise-walking for 10 years,
and Joe Friedman, 76, walking
for exercise since 1988. "Half of
the people in our group are walk-
ing because they have had heart
problems at one time or anoth-
er," Friedman says.
Not all of the exercise-walking
takes place in the morning, says
Tel-Twelve's Jennifer Fox.
Lunchtimes bring in business
people in suits and sneakers, and
in the evenings, most of the walk-
ers are couples.
Once the weather breaks,
many of the mall walkers head
outdoors for their daily exercise.
However, says Fox, "we still get
a lot of walkers in the summer.
The people form friendship
groups here."

Sports Stars
Help Orchards

Sports and media celebrities will
join for a fund-raising effort for
the Orchards Children's Services
at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, April 25.
The casual buffet dinner,
memorabilia auction and chance
to mingle with the stars will be
held at Spectadium, 2511 Liver-
nois, south of Big Beaver Road
in Troy.
The honorary committee for
the event includes Lem Barney,
Dave Bergman, Dave Bing,
George Blaha, Gates Brown, Ken
Calvert, Matt Dobek, Thomas
Hearns, Willie Horton, Vinnie
Johnson, Chris Osgood, Jim
Price, Dan Petry, Eli Zaret and
others.
Orchards is one of the largest
foster care and adoption agencies
in Michigan. Tickets are $60 and
will benefit the Orchards Inner
City Baseball League.

Herz! Wins
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Herzl AZA won the B'nai B'rith
Youth Organization basketball
championship on Sunday, de-
feating Greenberg A 58-44.
The game was fairly close un-
til Herzl pulled away in the last
four minutes. Anthony Arbour,
with 22 points, and Mike Gifford,
20, led Herzl. Other team mem-
bers were Mark Abraham, Brett
Malowitz, Aaron Taub, Jeremy
Berger, Steve Gifford, Mike Gif-
ford, Joe Pazner, Nathan Clat-
ter, Simon Shanfield, Ben Livneh
and Sean Cormican.
In the semi-final games,
played earlier Sunday, Herzl de-
feated Marx 32-24, with Mike
Gifford scoring 11. Greenberg A
beat Chalutzim A 53-41, with
Joel Szirtes hitting 21. Jon Wein-
berg of Jolson AZA had 34 points
in the Chapter All-Star vs. Ad-
visergame which preceded the
championship game.

Bowling Scores

Galilee Monday

Elaine Meyers 520; Paula Slomovitz 517;
Ann Gallison 505; Fran Klinger 502.

Galilee Tuesday

Hallie Serling 584/215; Judy Rosen
537/213; Alice Labes 503; Debbie Wein
200.

Brotherhood/Eddie Jacobson

Andy Rubin 686/247-237-202; Howard
Waxer 650/244-217; Dan Stein 640/233-
216; Lee Roth 631/224-224; Steve Wein-
berg 628/232-202; Dave Schanes
621/229-200; Barry Fishman 615/225;
Marc Weberman 615/223-214; Sandy
Mandell 613/212-208; Steve Anstandig
611/220-206; Dennis Eder 605/207-203;
Larry Slutsky 604/225; Dennis Horwitz
226; Ken Brown 225; Greg Shulman 220;
Steve Fine 218-202; Steve Achtman 214;
Howard Levin 213; Howard Kuretsky
212; Eriv Goldberg 210; Bruce Binstock
208; Bob Shapiro 208-204; Mark Rap-
paport 206; Jerry Isenberg 205; Scott Gtt-
tleman 205; Risk Woolman 204; Dan
Fanich 204; Jeff Berlin 204; Ivan Collins
203; Ira Saperstein 203; Larry Silver 203;
Jeff Goldman 202; Shel Dworkin 202-
201; Chuck Freedman 201; Nate Fine
200; Les Schultz 200.

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Morgenthau-L'Chaim

Nick Altwerber 652/214-254; Marshall
Spinner 629/224-214; Rick Melamed
622/237; Bob Franklin 610/215-202; Lar-
ry Harwin 244; Len Moss 233; Hal Lem-
pert 225; Joe Grossman 217; Lou
Konopko 214; Shel Ellison 212; Norm —/
Schwartz 211; Jerry Broida 202-201; Lar-
ry Schlussel 202; Gerry Bloom 201; Mike
Panter 200.

Zeiger-Gross

Lee Weinstein 266; Mary Wain 245; Ray
Schneider 230; Hal Barman 212; Milt
Burg 211; Andy Feuereisen 204201; Kei-
th Rosen 203; Dave Pollack 200.

Downtown-Fox

Shel Rakotz 648/216-258; Kevin Elbinger
628/257; Gary Seigel 601/224; Gary
Berman 256; Bruce Rosenblat 246; Lar-
ry Frommer 220-205; Steve Kay 214;
Bob Weiss 212; Harold Watheit 210; Bob
Smith 200.

Pisgah

Alan Borsen 672/205-209-258; Larry
Sandler 657/230-234; Steve Elkus
647/215-253; Andy Rubin 635/256; Kei-
th Kingston 632/269; Larry Horn 629/222-
223; Steve Gross 615/215-221; Rob
Greenfield 611/244; Lyle Schaefer
604/215-204; Allen Zuppke 236; Steve
Lusky 234; Barry Fishman 232; Mitch
Finkel 213; Rich Singer 213; Yale Wein-
er 212; Neil Blazofsky 211; Howard Wax-
er 205; Mark Goodman 204; Rod Brown
203; Neil Watnick 203; Barry Bean 202;
Adam Goodman 201.

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