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Jewish Women International
hosts the Michigan Opera Theatre.

CARLA JEAN SCHWARTZ

Society Ball

Local Columnist

The 2000 Detroit Historical Society
Ball has named Sharon McMurray
and Sheila Stone as the co-chairmen.
This black-tie event will be held
Friday, Dec. 1, at the Guardian
Building in Detroit. Proceeds from
the ball will support the Detroit
Historical Museum's exhibition and
education programs. For information,
call Amy Anderson, (313) 833-1980.

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Volleyball coach Ken Bertin instructs Amanda Ossipove at practice.

SPORTS

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and Stephanie Reid, and Benny
Margolis participated in basketball.
Kevin Eder, Bradley Rossenwasser,
Aaron Silver and Ziv Weizman com-
peted in golf, and Leah Ginsburg in
bowling.

Windsor

Twenty teens from Windsor went to
the Maccabi Games in Cincinnati
and came back with 26 medals, the
Ontario community's best showing
ever.
Diana Lev won a gold and bronze
in art. In golf, Nathan Whiteman
won gold, Andrew Spinner won silver
and Peter Szasz won bronze.
Relay swimmers Vicky Simanovski
won two silvers and a bronze,
Whitney Shanfield a silver and a
bronze, and Jaimie Slopen and and
Devon Jarcaig each won a bronze.
In track and field, Sarah Sklash
won silver in the hurdles, relay and
long jump, and a bronze in shot put.
Adam Armeland won gold in shot
put. Susy Szasz won bronze in a relay
and in shot put. Joey Vollans won
two gold medals and a bronze for
relays. In the long jump, Talia
Gordner won silver and Rochelle
Volynsky bronze. In relays, Vedran
Abidonovich won a gold and a silver
and Kyle Monczak won gold.
Also competing were Radmilla
Sionov in dance, Tara Berger in ten-
nis, Michael Levi in baseball and
bowler Aaron Botton.

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Championship
Rescheduled

The B'nai B'rith Softball League's
championship games have been re-
scheduled for Sunday, Sept. 17, at
Drake Park in West Bloomfield.
The games were rained out last
Sunday.

Bowling Scores

B'nai B'rith Downtown-Fox
Sept. 5
Gary Berman 254-213/632; Sheldon
Rakotz 266/602; Barry Kaufman 256;
Ken Gross 213; Steve Kay 212; Larry
Kaplan 208; Kevin Elbinger 203;
Larry Frommer 201; David Lazarus
200; Steve Teper 200.

B'nai B'rith Pisgah
Aug. 31
Shel Rakotz 243-229/660; Keith
Kingston 234-238/632; Howard
Waxer 241/621; Steve Lusky 210-
211/611; Mitch Finkel 203-
246/610; Wayne Lusky 205-
211/605; Jerry Lash 246/603; Lyle
Schaefer 215-201; Jerry Rose 222;
Greg Schultz 219; Allen Zuppke
214; Bryan Levine 213; Rod Brown
213; Jerry Gurwin 212; Ira
Saperstein 210; Mitch Lefton 209;
Larry Horn 202; Steve Guttman
200.

he Jewish Women
International presented a
musical evening featuring
members of the Michigan
Opera Theatre at the organization's
first citywide social event.
Held at Adat Shalom Synagogue,
the singers performed an array of
melodies from Broadway to opera.
More than 300 patrons attended the
Stomp Out Hunger
event, which included boutique shop-
The
annual family outing event
ping and dinner.
"Stomp
Out Hunger," to benefit the
"Our theme is fun," said
Gleaners
Food Bank of Metro
Chairman Robin Lash, referring to
Detroit, will take
the evening pro-
place 4 p.m.
gram. Lash intro-
Sunday, Sept. 24,
duced Barbara
at Gleaners, 2131
Goldsmith of the
Beaufait in Detroit.
Detroit Council.
The
afternoon will
Goldsmith briefly.
be
filled
with circw
explained that JWI
activities
under the
supports a treat-
big tent.
ment center in
Gail Ball, Velva
Israel and programs
Clark, Suzette
here focusing on
Hohendorf and
family violence and
Jennifer Moore are
Barbara Goldsmith and Robin Lash
mental health, all
of
Jewish
Women
International
helped
event chairmen.
to strengthen the
plan
'A
Night
on
the
Town."
Marjorie Fisher,
lives of children.
Rosalie Kolbert
Some of the
and Dulcie
"Night on the
Rosenfeld are the board advisers. For
Town" organizers included Marsha
information, including directions, cal l
Baker, Ruth Blackman, Barbara
(313) 923-3535.
Coden, Harriet Friedman, Ruthe
Goldstein, Sally Lippitt, Marilyn
Markel and Cindy Moss.
Shopping Benefit

Vision Of Hope

The Foundation Fighting Blindness is
hosting its fourth annual dinner and
auction 6 p.m. Friday, Oct. 13, at St.
Mary's Cultural Center in Livonia.
Tarik and Helen Daoud are the hon-
orary chairmen.
Proceeds from the event will be
devoted to finding a cure for degener-
ative eye diseases. For ticket informa-
tion, call Joan Wright, (313) 438-
3442.

Saks Fifth Avenue will again kick off
National Breast Cancer Awareness
Month on Thursday, Sept. 21, with a
shopping weekend.
Through Sunday, Sept. 24, Saks
nationwide will donate 2 percent of
all sales to the Council of Fashion
Designers of America program, called
Fashion Targets Breast Cancer Fund.
Locally, the Saks store in Troy and the
Off 5th Outlet store in Auburn Hills
will be giving its share to benefit the
Josephine Ford Cancer Center at
Henry Ford Health System.

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