BBG President,
Community Service

ALAN HITSKY ASSOCIATE EDITOR

WHO: Jill Rosenfeld

SCHOOL: North Farmington

WHAT: President, Michigan
Region, B'nai B'rith Girls

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PROUD OF: BBG community
service project instituted this
year which has B'nai B'rith
Youth Organziation members
volunteering at the Orchards
Children's Services and the
Jewish Association for Resi-
dential Care (JARC).

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Jill volunteers two hours a
week at the Orchards, working
with children in the playroom.
She is proud of her year as BBG
president, citing an increase in
membership and the success of
the community service project.
A friend got her involved in
BBG, "and I liked it. I've made
most of my friends through
BBG. There's not a lot of Jew-
ish stuff after Hebrew school,
and it has kept me involved
Jewishly," she says.
Jill served Zahav BBG as
2nd vice president (member-
ship) and as newspaper chair.
Last year, her twin sister ran

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Two Ann Arbor students won
the top prizes in the annual
Holocaust education writing
competition of CHAIM (Chil-
dren of Holocaust Survivors
Association in Michigan).
First place and $100 were
awarded to Tim Stewart-Win-
ter, a freshman at Greenhills
School. His essay was titled
"The Holocaust: A Continuing
Struggle."
Second place and $50 were
awarded to Sasha Polakow-
Suransky of Ann Arbor's Com-
munity High School. Third

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Jill Rosenfeld

for Zahav president "and I
didn't want to run against her,"
so she ran for BBG regional
board.
A lifeguard at the Jewish
Community Center and a se-
nior at North Farmington High
School, Jill plans to attend
Michigan State University for
a year or two and then transfer
to a university that has a phys-
ical therapy program.

place ($25) was awarded to
Merry Khanna of West Bloom-
field High School.
The judges also selected
eight students for honorable
mention: Vadim. Astrakhan
(Southfield-Lathrup), Monica
Mutsulavish (Ferndale),
Michael Schonberg (West
Bloomfield), Karin Denholm
(Birmingham Groves), Ann
Scotti (Ferndale), Lisa Fridson
(West Bloomfield), Michael Ing-
ber (West Bloomfield) and
David Teller Goldman (Ann
Arbor Community).
A total of 192 essays were
submitted from 18 high schools
in Oakland and Washtenaw
counties, including several
Catholic schools.

Protect Children
By Awareness

The Jewish Community Center
of Metropolitan Detroit will hold
its second annual Children's
Stranger Awareness Workshop,
for children ages 5-8, 6:30-8 p.m.
May 19 at Maple/Drake. Chil-
dren will learn what they need