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TOURS IN 2000

school student-athletes. This year's
recipients are Davita Burkhead-
Weiner and Adam Grant.
Burkhead-Weiner, an alumna of
Andover High School, earned letters
in both swimming and track. She won
five medals for individual events as a
stare qualifier, and participated in the
Maccabi Games four years. As a stu-
dent, she belonged to the National
Honor Society, was an academic All-
American and graduated Phi Beta
Kappa. She now attends Swarthmore
College.
Grant graduated from West
Bloomfield High School, where he
dove competitively for four years and
was ranked 47th nationally. He was
West Bloomfield's diving team captain
and an academic All-American.
Currently, Grant studies and dives at
Harvard University.
In addition, there are three Jewish
News High School Athletes of the Year
to be honored Monday.
Britni Must was a standout at
Cranbrook/Kingswood in field hock-
ey, ice hockey and lacrosse. She was
named to the All-Midwest and All-
State lacrosse teams, and captained
her school's state champion ice hockey
team in 1997. She now plays lacrosse
at the University of California-
Berkeley.
Bradley Jaffe of North
Farmington High School was cap-
tain and three-time conference
champion in tennis. He was selected
to compete in the 1997 Maccabiah
Games in Israel. Jaffe is the 1999
recipient of the Detroit Free Press
Scholar Athlete Award and won the
Michigan High School Tennis
Championships. He is now a stu-
dent athlete at Emory University.
Blake Boesky excelled in wrestling,
baseball and football at Farmington
Harrison. He started on the 1997-98
state championship teams, playing in
the defensive backfield and on offense.
Boesky is now a freshman and
prospective baseball player at Central
Michigan University. ri

The Michigan Jewish Sports
Foundation's Induction Dinner
will take place 6 p.m. Monday,
Nov. 1, at Congregation Shanrey
Zedek. Tickets are $125 for foun-
dation members, $150 for non-
members; tickets for children 17 or
younger are $1 per year of age. For
information, call Elayne Wolfson,
(248) 788-0921.

Niagara Falls; Canadian Adventure (Ottowa, Montreal,
Que. City); ltzhak Perlman - Flint; Egyptian Art - Toronto;
Smithsonian Craft Show - Washington D.C.; Lilac Festi-
val - Rochester, N.Y.; Quilt Show - Kitchener; Dead Sea
Scrolls - Chicago; "Tattoo" - Hamilton; Boston; Blue
Grass & Imperial China - Lexington, KY: Sandusky; Tole-
do; Nova Scotia; Savannah, Atlanta & Charleston; Strat-
ford & Shaw Festivals; Van Gogh at DIA & MORE!!

Tennis Player Goes On Tour

James Elsman, a Birmingham
attorney, represented
Michigan at the U.S. Senior
Olympic Finals tennis tourna-
ment in Orlando, Fla., last
week. Elsman qualified by
winning the state senior sin-
gles title and teamed with Bill
Streng of Orchard Lake to
win the doubles title.
In November, Elsman, 63,
will play for Team USA in
Tokyo at the World Senior
Doubles competition.

James Elsman

Bowling Scores

Galilee Monday, Oct. 11
Soralee Broida 515/233; Barbara Papo
509.

Oct. 18:

Barbara Papo 512/203; Caron
Goldfine 510; Paula Slomovitz
502/201; Esther Ben Ezra 501.

Galilee Tuesday, Oct. 12
Frayda Riger 560; Denise Rodnick
514; Karen Minc 506.

Oct. 19: Andrea Reid 225; Shelley
Gershune 504; Frayda Riger 501.

Galilee Thursday
Elaine Meyers 546.

Morgenthau L'Chayim/Zeiger-Gross
Oct. 18
Bill Zucker 204-264-248/716; John
Firsht 212-232/632; Ryan Lash
248/610; Bill Yaker 202-214/606;
Larry Harwin 235-219; Dennis
Sobol 258; Lou Konopko 232; Lee
Weinstein 216; Jeff Zamler 214;
Ross Benchik 209; Sandy Freeman
208; Jerry Kahn 208; Al Yendick
206; Brian Cohen 203; Mike
Berkowitz 203; Mark Bialick 202;
Bob Franklin 200.

Pisgah
Oct. 14
Mort Friedman 230-216-268/714;
Jeff Eisenberg 209-254-222/685;
Jerry Lash 222-203-247/672; Larry
Horn 243-256/664; Larry Schecter
203-219-234/656; Howard Waxer

203-239-206/647; Allan Salomon
221-235/635; Mitch Finkel 233-
203/627; Barry Fishman 202-
233/625; Keith Kingston 220-
211/623; Ira Saperstein 211-
224/612; Allen Zuppke 236/609;
Rod Brown 201-212/605; Larry
Sandler 214-201/605; Aron
Weberman 223-213/605; Jerry Rose
206-220; Wayne Lusky 235-200;
Lyle Schaefer 238; Mitch Lefton
238; Richard Singer 236;
Bruce Weberman 223; Bryan Levine
221; Ryan Lash 215; Gary Plasko
215; Steve Lusky 203; Sy Guttman
202; Steve Elkus 202; Steve Gross
200.

Brotherhood-Eddie Jacobson
Oct. 18
Mike Lieberman 278-215/690;
Howard Waxer 256-215-206/677;
Lee Roth 268-237/677; Larry Silver
256-224/667; Andy Rubin 246-215-
204/665; Ricky Reznik 254-
212/663; Scott Gittleman 247-
217/662; Dennis Eder 235-227/644;
Patrick Tighe 202-258/637; Larry
Slutzky 225-235/632; Gary Klinger
203-224/619; Steve Achtman 202-
203-206/611; Barry Fishman 248-
200/610; Ron Weintraub 212-
205/606; Bruce Weberman 236-
211/603; Steve Mann 215-213;
Steve Anstandig 227-205; Jeff Berlin
201-200; Steve Weinberg 237; Marc
Ruskin 235; Ivan Collins 232;
David Radner 226; Ken Gold 221;
Mark Klinger 214; Gary Goldin
206; Dan Stein 204; Mark Orechkin
203; Larry Singer 200.

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