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Tapper's Fine Jewelry of
West Bloomfield Township
was recently honored with
a Marketing Excellence
Achievement award from
the Jewelers' Circular-Key-
stone, which focuses on the
promotion of diamonds. Also
honored by the JCK was
James Pierowich, master
jeweler and designer at Tap-
per's. Mr. Pierowich won
first place for retail design
in the $5,000-plus category.

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Barbara Rom, a Bloomfield
Hills bankruptcy attorney with
Pepper, Hamilton & Scheetz, has
been named president of the De-
troit Bar Association. Ms. Rom,
46, graduated from the Univer-
sity of Michigan Law School in
1972, joining Pepper, Hamilton
& Scheetz in 1988. She also
serves as vice president of the
Women's Economic Club of De-
troit, treasurer of the Michigan
Democratic Party and board
member of the U-M Law School.

Eric Gould of Rubenstein,
Plotkin, P.C., will speak on Michi-
gan property taxes and valua-
tions at the monthly seminar of
the B'nai B'rith Accountants Unit
6-9 p.m. Thursday, July 27, at the
Maple-Drake Jewish Community
Center. The program will quaify
for two hours of C.P.E.
Tickets are $5 for mem-
bers or $10 for non-mem-
bers. A deli buffet is
available. For informa-
tion, call Cindy Posen at
(810) 855-1965.

The Farbman Group has
been inducted into the New
America Network, a part-
nership of 145 commercial
real estate brokerage firms
in the Americas and Europe.
The Southfield-based com-
pany won southeastern
Michigan's exclusive membership
into the network, which will en-
able it to offer clients national and
international representation.

KUDOS

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"Kudos?"' Please send it to
Alan Hitsky at The Jewish
News, 27676 Franklin,
Southfield, MI 48034. A
picture would be appreci-
ated. It can be color or
black-and-white, but it
must be in focus. If you
wish to have the picture re-
turned, you must enclose
a self-addressed, stamped
envelope.

Bingham Farms attorney
Robert M. Meisner, of
the firm Meisner & Asso-
ciates, P.C., was inducted
into the College of
Community Association
Lawyers at the Commu-
nity Association Insti-
tute's recent 38th national
conference. Mr. Meisner
has concentrated his prac-
tice in the area of real
estate, condominium and
community association
law for 25 years and
helped write Michigan's
Condominium Act of
1978. He is the first
Michigan attorney to Robert Meisner