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he Katz family has a
knack for wining Jew-
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Katz, 14, recently won
an honorable mention in The
Jewish News Chanukah art
contest, while his brother,
Steven, 11, won first place
last year. Their first cousin,
Rebecca Weiss, 6, won se-
cond place in her age group
this year. Another first
cousin, Zachary Neumann
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The proud parents of these
budding artists are: Larry
•and Karen Katz of West
Bloomfield, Allen and
Cheryl Weiss of Farm-
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and Ellen Teri Katz
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Md. David and Ilene Katz
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Todd Hoffman, local
playwright and actor from
Farmington Hills, perform-
ed his works "Pinballs in a
Broken Arcade" and "The
Alien" Sunday at BBYO's
Heritage Night. While Mr.
Hoffman was reading "Pinballs"
at the Maple-Drake Jewish
Community Center, the New
Ensemble Theatre in New York
City was also performing the
piece.

Spotted in the audience
was Berkely High School ju-
nior Erica Yelensky and
West Bloomfield High
School junior Shoshana
Kraus.

PAIIMAL1ALENT
Sharon and Jay Daitch, of
West Bloomfield, have three
sons with musical talent.
Craig Daitch recently per-
formed with the Collegiate
Singers at Western Mich-
igan University, where he is
a freshman. He is a member
of the voice ensemble. An-
drew Daitch, a junior at
Andover High School, is per-
cussion section leader for the
marching band and sym-
phony orchestra, while
Robby Daitch is a percus-
sionist at West Hills Middle
School.

CHANUKAH ANAGRAM

After seeing the Chanukah
message from the Allied
Jewish Campaign in an
issue of The Jewish News,
Lillian Zelman of Oak
Park wrote a Chanukah
anagram for a program at
the JCC. It begins with "H is
for the heroes we honor'
today" and ends with "H is
for the holiday, festive and
bright. Light the menorah,
the holiday light."

BYE BYE BERNIE

More than 400 metro
Detroiters had the oppor-
tunity to attend the Bye Bye
Bernie Roast for sportscaster
Bernie Smilovitz, which
was recently held at the
Westin Hotel. Proceeds from
the event will sponsor the
Mitch Albom Dream Fund,
to provide scholarships for
students to attend the
Center for Creative Studies.