Emerafd Pood Sesevioes Catering & Banquet Services Since 1988 In association with the eete, 4frtoy are proud to announce the opening of the new Banquet & Event Center High School Honorees Eugene Mondry Eugene Mondry was an all-around ath- lete at Detroit Central High School, winning 11 letters in football, track and tennis. But his major athletic fame is as one of the state's pre-eminent yachtsman over a 43-year period. Two friends convinced him to become a partner in a racing sailboat in 1955. A Detroit River Yachting Association regat- ta hooked him on the sport. He purchased a high performance yacht in 1968 and named it "Leading Edge." He continually upgraded his boats, all named "Leading Edge," and won his first Port Huron to Mackinac race in 1972 and the Chicago to Mackinac in 1973. He skippered his own yacht in 43 Port Huron to Mackinac and 39 Chicago to Mackinac Steve Fishman Steve Fishman's father, Herman, a . 1987 inductee into the Michigan Jewish Sports Hall of Fame, was one of the state's greatest all-around ath- letes. Following in his footsteps, Steve as a kid was the leading scorer on the Jewish Community Center team that won championships in 1960 and 1961 in the Detroit Pistons Knothole League. At Detroit Mumford High School (class of '66), Steve Fishman earned All- City honors in basketball and golf At the University of Michigan, he was a member of the varsity basketball team for three years, earning a letter his senior year. He was president of the Graduate M Club in 1996-97. "I'm quite honored," said Fishman. "I'm not the player my dad was, but it's nice to be inducted into the same insti- tution. I never thought I had a hall-of- races. He won the fleet twice, his class 8 times, and had 13 second-place and 11 third-place finishes. His other victories include the Richardson Cup Match Race Championship for all the Great Lakes in 1983. He retired from racing in 1998. Eugene Mondry Mondry and his sons own a venture capital firm, M Group. Tragically, a daughter-in-law Leah was killed last week in a car accident. fame career, but the fact that I'm in there has more to do with the coaches and players I was with." Until four years ago, when he turned 51, Fishman continued to play bas- ketball and softball in recreation league open divisions. Steve Fishman Today, he's content with playing basketball against his son Eric, 12. "Eric's tough," Fishman said. "He's quick and it's hard to stay in front of him." Fishman is a criminal lawyer in Detroit. Three college freshmen will be honored Monday at the Michigan Jewish Sports Hall of Fame dinner. Matthew Field, who graduated from Ann Arbor Greenhills last spring, and Emily Taxe, a graduate of Bloomfield Hills Andover, will be named the Jewish News male and female Field high school athletes of the year. Matthew Milstein, a graduate of West Bloomfield High School, will be hon- ored as the Taxe Bill Hertz Memorial Scholarship winner. Field, now a student at the University of North Carolina, was state tennis champ this Milstein year in Division 4 no. 2 singles. He was named to the All-State first team and Greenhills shared the division state title. During Field's tennis career, he won the regional cham- pionship three times. Field also played basketball for Greenhills, was captain his senior year and was named All-Area honorable mention. Taxe was captain of Andover's volley- ball and soccer teams as a senior. She was named to the All-District and All- League teams in both sports, and was soccer most valuable player and named to the All-League, All-District and All- State (honorable mention) soccer teams. She now attends the University of Colorado. Milstein, now a freshman at the University of Michigan, compiled a 4.01 grade point average at West Bloomfield while participating in varsity soccer for three years, track for two years and wrestling for one year. Bar and Bat Mitzvah's Wedding Receptions Bridal & Baby Showers Graduations Corporate Events Reservations now being taken through 2004 This is a smoke and Liqumfree enriromnent Call for details 248.689.2494 www.Emeraldfood.com 749170 RMOZON4 Wonderful New Canvasses arriving daily Spectacular Fall Yarns now available Rochelle Imber's Knit Knit Knit 855.2114 Accents in Needlepoint 626.3042 Orchard Mall West Bloomfield XNAVOXRX017" c-N A store, for pikelN1.t43 PeAS the, PeppLt v/fio Loverner • food • collars • leashes • apparel • gifts • jewelry • and oh so much more... Oc A 0 eicatniNtoo Proprietors: Alice Li berson, DVM & lsadora, DOG 206 N. Fourth Avenue, Ann Arbor 734-929-0022 0 0 e 10/31 l 2003 83