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MARTIN LIEBMAN, composer College of Education, received the
and arranger, recently received President's Award For Excellence
his first local EMIVIY nomination In Teaching and the Career De-
for original music for Robo Jr., velopment Chair Award. The two
a computer-animated short film awards incldue $20,500 for re-
about a meddlesome little alien search support for honoraria. Dr.
robot and his space adventures, Sawilowsky, a graduate of the
which had its premier showing Rabbinical College of America,
when it aired as part of a 30- an affiliate of the world-wide
minute special on WDIV-TV.
Lubavitcher movement, is a
member of Congregation
Mishkan Israel Nusach H'Ari
Lubavitcher Center, and is the
associate rabbi of the Birming-
ham-Bloomfield Chabad Syna-
gogue.
MICHAEL HAR PAZ, a senior
at the University of Michigan,
won first place in the second In-
ternational Festival singing con-
test. Mr. Har Paz, a Judaic and
Near Eastern Studies major,
sang Tracy Chapman's "Revolu-
tion" in Yiddish.
SANDY SCHREIER will in-
struct a fashion seminar course
at Wayne State during May. The
course will deal with the history
of 20th century couture and
Hollywood's influence on the
fashion industry.
DEBRA E. CHIMOVITZ has
been hired as the Washtenaw
County Jewish Community Cen-
ter's new half-time Adult Activ-
ities Coordinator. Ms. Chimovitz
comes to the position with ex-
tensive experience at the Flint
Jewish Federation.
LUCILI ;F1 GERSTEN of South-
field was reelected to the national
DR. SHLOMO SAWILOWSKY executive board of B'nai B'rith
was presented with two awards Women at the organization's bi-
at the annual Wayne State Uni- ennial convention. She recently
versity Academic Convocation. served a two-year term as mem-
Dr. Sawilowsky, associate pro- ber-at-large to the BBW execu-
fessor of evaluation and research, tive board.
Scholarships
Are Available
Torah Center
Activities
Applications are being taken for
the $500 Oakland Century B'nai
B'rith Scholarship. To apply, sub-
mit a grade transcript (no certi-
fication necessary) together with
a typewritten memorandum in
letter form demonstrating details
of compliance with each of the fol-
lowing requirements:
The applicant must be a Jew-
ish student from the metropoli-
tan Detroit area who is now
attending a college or universi-
ty with at least one full year of
credits toward a degree (sopho-
more or above); who has superi-
or scholarship; who demonstrates
a need for such financial assis-
tance; who shows leadership
qualities for the future benefit of
the Detroit Jewish community;
whose campus activity show es-
tablished roots in Metropolitan
Detroit.
Applications are due before
June 7. Mail applications to:
Harold J. Samuels, Chairman,
Scholarship Committee, 26240
Inkster Road, Southfield, MI
48034.
Rabbi Elimelech Silberberg of
Bais Chabad Torah Center will
discuss "Reflections On the Hol-
iday of Shavuot" 8:15 p.m. May
9 at the Torah Center.
Chaya Sora Silberberg will
give a challah baking demon-
stration for mothers and daugh-
ters 2:30 p.m. May 8 at the Torah
Center. Registration is required.
Call the Torah Center, 855-6170.
The Shabbat group for women
will take place May 7 at the home
of Lisa Abrams, 5583 Norman-
hurst, West Bloomfield at 5:30
p.m.
Yoga Guru
AT Support Group
The Oak Park Southfield Parkin-
son Support Group will meet 7
p.m. May 18 at the Trowbridge
Apartments.
The speaker will be Gina
Bedrosian, the guru of yoga.
For information, call Lillian
Gold, 548-7322; or Bess Vukovo-
jac, 356-7545.
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