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ART CO

NT EST

And The Winner Is .. .

enni Bodzin, a 14-year-old freshman at
North Farmington High School who also
attends Temple Israel's high school pro-
gram. Jenni is a veteran of The Jewish News
Chanukah Art Contest, according to her par-
ents Robert and Linda Bodzin. She entered the
last three years. An avid artist, she has been
taking a weekly class in art outside of high
school. "I really like drawing animals," she
says, "but I also like cartoons." Jenni's winning
entry, using markers and pen, incorporated
many of the elements of the
Chanukah holiday: the
Chanukah menorah com-
plete with candles, the drei-
del toy, presents, and a
multi-generational family.
When she heard the tele-
phone message that she had
won the contest and its
$100 prize, Jenni says, "I
was really happy. Really,
really happy." First place
winners in each age group
Jenni Bodzin
will receive $25.
Grand Prize Winner

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AGE 10-12
CATEGORY

1ST PLACE
Steven Katz,
age 10,
West Bloomfield ;
Lone Pine and
Shaarey Zedek,
parents: Karen
and Lawrence
Katz.

AGE 13-15
CATEGORY

1ST PLACE
Sandra Neyman,
age 15,
Oak Park,
Berkley High,
parents: Igor
and Stella
Neyman.

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2ND PLACE
Sara Brakha
Rabinowitz,
age 13,
Oak Park, Beth
Jacob School,
parents: Shlomo
and Yehudis
Rabinowitz.

2ND PLACE
Sarey Ruden,
age 12,
West Bloomfield,
West Hills and
Temple Israel,
parents: JoAnne
Schwartz and Dr.
Andrew Ruden.

3RD PLACE
Eden Kobernick,
age 10,
Huntington
Woods, Burton
School and Shir
Tikvah, parents:
Nadya and Ken
Williams,
Michael
Kobernick.