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Sikevitz Named
Artist Of Year

Dodi Sikevitz of West
Bloomfield is the recipient of
the Palette and Brush Club's
Artist of the Year Award,
presented by outgoing presi-
dent Sharon Stewart at the
annual luncheon. This award
r is earned by receiving the
'\_ most points for paintings sub-
mitted for jurying at monthly
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meetings.
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Ms. Sikevitz also was in-
stalled as the new president
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of the club, and won first place
in the spring exhibition,
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"Point of View," held at the
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Country Galleria in Pontiac.
\-. Ms. Sikevitz is an artist in
watercolor and oil, an instruc-
tor at the Village Club in
Bloomfield Hills and was Ar-
tist of the Month at the Com-
munity House in Birming-
ham in May.

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