Celeb ate With Us!

oin us as we recognize eight
special senior adults for
t ir years of community
volunteerism and dedication.

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The Fifth Annual
Installation
into the

Making A Splash
For The Marlins

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oceeds from this event
support JFA's mission of
providing a community of
caring people and inventive
programs to promote active,
independent lives for JFA
residents.

Senior
Adult
Jewish
Hall Of
Fame

Tickets are $50 per person and
includes brunch.

To purchase tickets or make a
donation please respond by April 20.
For details call, Marketing and
Development Director,_ Damon J. Bradley
(248) 661-0123, ext. 231.

1998 HONOREES

Sponsors include:

Wayne State University

AUTOMADC APART MEM
UUNO.E.S.

The Detroit
Medical Center

Jerry Bielfield

Walter L. Field

Dr. Leon Lucas

Ann Rubin

Jeanette Serling

Max Sosin

• Isadore E. Malin

Edith Wyman

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Sunday, April 26, 1998
11:00 a.m. — Brunch
Noon Community Induction Ceremony

Lillian and Samuel Hechtman Federation Apartments
6700 West Maple Road

Jewish Federation Apartments also thanks all the other- organizations who have contributed to the success of "Eight Over Eighty."

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or the first time in the history
of the Jewish Community
Center swim team, one of its
age-group swimmers did well
enough to swim at the state meet.
Zach DeVore, a 10-year-old student
at Hillel Day School, swam his 100
yard butterfly in 1:28 seconds. That was
good enough to qualify for the United
States Swimming 1998 state meet at
Rockford High School near Grand
Rapids two weeks ago.
Zach, who swims with the JCC .
Marlins, swam his heat in 1:26.07 to
finish 15th in the state's under-12 divi-
sion.
"It was a very personal best," said
Zach. "I came out quick in the first 25
(yards) and just held on from there.
It's tough when you go out that
quick."
While his specialty is the short dis-
tance events, he swims all four strokes
(freestyle, breaststroke, butterfly and
backstroke). Zach also swims the indi-
vidual medley, and is on the JCC med-
ley and freestyle relay teams.
Zach made the cross-state trip with
his mom, Carol. "It wasn't the same
with my team not cheering me on," he
said.
Zach is in his second season swim-
ming in the winter. He spends summers
swimming for Orchard Valley Swim
Club in West Bloomfield. He's taking
the spring off and will concentrate on
baseball and tennis, his two other
sports. ❑

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Week 9, March 15
Herzl (4-4) 44, Greenberg D (0-8) 18-
Sammy A (3-4-1) 104, Greenberg C (3-
6) 40
Posen(8-1) by forfeit over Kishon A (6-
3)
Greenberg A(7-2) 53, Greenberg B 25
Sammy B (5-2-1) 40, Wallenberg (2-4)
27
Jolson A (8-1) 83, Jolson B (2-7) 22
Marx (6-2) 39, Burns (3-5) 34

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BBYO Basketball

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Sports

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Leading Scorers
Mike Rott, Greenberg A, 29 points;
Richie Wallace, Sammy A, and Ben
Mutnick, Jolson A, 26 points.