sports
The (First Annual"
Special Anniversaries
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Jeffrey Zaslow
Guest Speaker
Jeffrey Zaslow
Adam Grant
a respected and admired
community member,
told the stories of some
of the most inspirational
people of our time.
Author of
Give and Take:
A Revolutionary
Approach to Success
Complimentary
valet parking
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Thursday, November 20, 2014
6:30pm - Tam O'Shanter Country Club
5051 Orchard Lake Road, West Bloomfield
Tarif: $36, Young Adult (25
a service of
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RSVP by November 12th
or younger) $18
For Reservations
Leslie Katz, Director, Friends of JSL
248-592-5062 or Ikatz@jsImi.org
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ZOA'S ALL-STAR LINEUP makes this the
PRO-ISRAEL EVENT OF THE YEAR
ZIONIST
ORGANIZATION
OF AMERICA
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2014
FOUNDED 1897
U.S. Senator
Ted Cruz (R-TX)
Louis Brandeis Award
Adelson Award
Dr. Bob Shillman
Award
Michael Leven
Pres. Las Vegas
Sands Corp.
Founder, Christians
United For Israel
Pastor John Hagee
Mortimer Zuckerman
Bernie Marcus
Presenter
Dinner Chair
Past Chair, Conf. Pres.
Major Amer. Jew. Orgs
Professor Alan
Dershowitz
Presenters
Mort Zuckerman Award
Global Philanthropists
Harvard Law School
Rabbi Shmuley
Boteach
Founder, Home Depot
Dr. Michael Goldblatt
Chairman of the Board
Dr. Miriam and
Sheldon Adelson
Morton A. Klein
National President, ZOA
Dvar Torah
"America's Rabbi"
Irwin Hochberg
Vice Chairman
Dr. Alan Mazurek
Vice Chairman
Reception: 5:oo P.M. Dinner 6:oo P.M. (Glatt Kosher)
Grand Hyatt Hotel, 109 East 42nd Street, New York City
Tickets: $65o per person / S65oo per table
FOR RESERVATIONS REGISTER AT: zoa.org/dinner2o14
CALL (212) 481-15oo
EMAIL: dinner*zoa.org
Zionist Organization of America is a sode)(3) not-for-profit organization.
Donations are tax-deductible.
Competing in boys tennis,
basketball and lacrosse in the
first year of the merger between
Bloomfield Hills Andover and
Bloomfield Hills Lahser high
schools, Dylan Deitch was a tennis
and basketball team captain. The
basketball team played for a state
championship.
Dylan Deitch is now a freshman
at the University of Michigan. He
said he can't remember his father's
actual Hall of Fame induction,
but he does have great memories
of attending the induction dinner
several times during his child-
hood.
"And now it's come full circle
with me getting this award:' the
18-year-old said.
He said last year was a challenge
because of the merger.
"To be honest, it was difficult
at the start:' he said. "Teams were
mixed and matched together. It
was a huge transition for everyone.
"But we eventually came togeth-
er with one common goal, to have
the best season we can:'
Dylan Deitch played four years
of tennis, three years of basket-
ball and one year of baseball and
lacrosse in high school.
Jeff Deitch, 53, was one of the
country's top squash players. He
says being in the Hall of Fame is
special to him because he shares
the honor with mentors and
heroes.
He said he looks forward to
attending the induction dinner
each year to meet the new induct-
ees and enjoy the camaraderie
with past honorees, who are rec-
ognized at the dinner.
Among the nearly 100 Hall
of Fame inductees are Hank
Greenberg and Bill Davidson
and two family combinations:
father and son Stuart and Storm
Kirschenbaum and brothers Rick
and Bruce Seid.
"There have been so many wor-
thy inductees. Unfortunately, some
haven't been alive for their induc-
tion, but it's still a special event for
their families," Blatt said. "We're
making every effort not to forget
anyone:'
Cocktails, dinner, tours of the
Hall of Fame and a silent auction
will be held from 5-6:45 p.m. Oct.
28 with the program and a dessert
reception at 7 p.m.
For ticket information, contact
Blatt at (248) 592-9323 or dlblatt@
michiganjewishsports.org .
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