Sports

Detroit JWI Hosts
Midwest Tournament

Last month, 185 women from Detroit
and the Midwest took part in the 57th
annual Jewish Women International
Mid-America Bowling Association
Tournament.
The JWI Bowling Association of
Metropolitan Detroit hosted the tourna-
ment. Carolyn Fine, president of
JWIMABA, and Dana Glinski, vice
president of JWI Detroit, were tourna-
ment co-chairs, and Barbara Geller, a
past president of Detroit MBA, was
scoring chair.
The tournament weekend included
two performances by 25 JWI bowlers,
directed by Sue Lawrence. They were
cast and chorus in /IV/doh based on
the 'American Idol" TV series. The per-
formances featured more than a dozen
acts and bowling-themed songs.
Detroiters won a majority of the
bowling prizes. Detroit teams swept the
top three places in team events, the top
two places in team high game and won
16 of the 24 individual awards.
Dena Wein was installed as the
Detroit representative on the JWI Mid-
America Bowling Association board.

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Two of the six Jewish Women
International leagues iruMetropolitan
Detroit recently moved.
Israel-Zeiger JWI and Galilee JWI
Tuesday leagues now bowl at Langan's
Norwest Lanes in Farming-ton Hills.
JWI has leagues that bowl in the
morning, afternoon and evening. While
the leagues are approaching the final
month of their season, women interested
in bowling in a JWI league in the fall
should contact Dana Glinski at
dsglinski@netzero.com .

The JWI Bowling Association of
Metropolitan Detroit will hold its 54th
annual installation of officers on Sunday,
April 10. Officers for 2005-2006 will be
Dana Glinski, president; Leigh
Herskovic, treasurer; and Dianne
Schneider, secretary.
One of the installation highlights will
be the announcement of the winners of
the JWIBAMD charity tournament.
The tournament takes place over five
weeks and all 120 JWI league bowlers
raise funds for the JWI Residential
Treatment Center in Israel.
For installation information and
required reservations, call Carolyn Fine,
(248) 932-1077.

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