Philip Tewel's

JEWEL KOSHER CATERING

Presents

ROSH HASHANAH 1997

DINNERS

(Minimum 10 Persons)

• 112

$ 10" per person

ROASTED CHICKEN

• ROASTED TURKEY

S i 1" per person

• BONELESS CHICKEN BREAST

'12" per person
'14" per person

• ROAST BEEF

s 16" per person

• PRIME RIB

All Dinners Include:

Chicken Soup With Matzo Ball or Mushroom Barley Soup
Noodle Kugel or Fariel & Mushrooms
Tzimmes or Stir Fry Vegetable Compote

A LA CARTE

each • CHICKEN SOUP

$ 3

• GEFILTE FISH

750 lb.

• CHOPPED LIVER

• MUSHROOM BARLEY SOUP

5 5

• BONELESS CHICKEN BREAST

$ 8

qt.

s 4

• MATZO BALLS

6

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75 ea.

ROASTED CHICKEN ... $6

s 10

• PRIME RIB

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Games General Chairman Alan Horowitz and Games Director Beth Kellman.

1,000 vo lunteers
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dous commitment from the lay-lead-
ers and Maccabi clubs to do this," he
said.
"Few have the resources and the
vision necessary. Detroit's done an
extraordinary job in putting on and
planning their games."
The 1998 games are continental
games, where most cities nationwide
and some international guests come
to a select city. The Maccabi Games
in odd-numbered years are held at
several regional
sites across the
country.
According to
Silberman, the
concept was
changed in 1996
with two sites for
the continental
games.
Next year,
Charlotte, N.C., will have a Maccabi
Games that will be attended mostly
by southern athletes that begin school
the week of the Detroit games.
"The number of athletes that each
delegation can bring is based on his-
torical precedence, size of the com-
munity, and if they were a former
host," Kellman said. "The delegations
will get their allotment numbers this
fall."
Horowitz and Kellman estimate
that there will be 50-60 delegations
from the U.S., three to five from
Canada, several South American dele-
gations, plus those from Australia,
Great Britain and Israel.

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kind contributions. The rest of the
money is made through registration
fees and merchandise."
Among the sponsors that have
been locked up, according to Plotnik,
Ha-Lo sporting goods has agreed to
donate the athletic bags that every
athlete is given, and the Palace has
donated the arena for the opening of
the games.
"Outside of the celebration follow-
ing the establishment of the State of
Israel in 1948, this
is the largest
Jewish communal
event in the history
of the city,"
Plotnik said.
In 1990, hous-
ing and. logistical
planning contin-
ued until the start
of the games.
Plotnik says it could happen again
next year because of the numbers of
people involved in the planning
process.
"It's going to take 1,000 volunteers
and 1,300 homes for the athletes,"
Plotnik said. "There are 60-90 com-
mittee chairpeople and co-chairs that
are in charge of putting everything
together.
"This is a significant youth pro-
gram that brings Jewish kids together
through athletics."
Lenny Silberman of the JCC
Association, the continental director
of the JCC Maccabi Games, put
together the games in Pittsburgh in
1989 and 1993. "It takes a tremen-

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