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IVIARLA SWARTZ, a senior at

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Lahser High School and a mem-
ber of Congregation Shir Tikvah,
has been awarded the NFTY-
Michigan Region Founders
Award for the 1995-96 year, rec-
ognizing her outstanding leader-
ship qualities, a commitment to
Reform Judaism, and the poten-
tial for future leadership in the
Reform Movement during her col-
lege years. Marla was an active
participant in TATY (Troy Area
Temple Youth) and served that
youth group as a board member.
Last year, she served NFTY's
Michigan Region as the religious
and cultural vice president and
was one of four national officers
of NE 7Y.

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awarded a certificate of com-
mendation from Governor John
Engler. She was placed on the
Governor's honor roll of volun-
teers for her efforts toward the
Cystic Fibrosis Fundraising cam-
paign as one of only 10 people in
Michigan who were selected.

MELVIN KEPES, a builder

and real estate broker who is ac-
tive in Jewish religious and civic
affairs, has been elected presi-
dent of the Friends of Israel Can-
cer Association (ICA). Mr. Kepes
has been an active supporter of
the American Friends of Hebrew
University, Magen David Adom,
Jewish Theological Seminary,
Bais-Chabad Lubavicher Con-
gregation, the City of Hope Can-
cer Research of Duarte,
California and the Jewish Na-
tional Fund under whose aus-
pices he established the Melvin
and Inez Kepes Memorial For-
est, a project dedicated to the
memory of his wife.

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Jill Rosenthal

JILL ROSENTHAL of Farm-
ington Hills has been named
1996 State of Michigan, Student
Teacher of the Year "Semi-Fi-
nalist." Ms. Rosenthal did her
student teaching in Spanish at
North Farmington High School.
She is a graduate of Michigan
State University, where she ob-
tained both her bachelor's degree
in Spanish and her teaching cer-
tificate. Ms. Rosenthal is pursu-
ing a master of arts degree in
secondary education.

ADAM SCHWARTZ, a senior

at Groves High School, received
two awards from the Michigan
Student Film and Video Festival
1996.

Edward L. Greenspan, one of
Canada's criminal lawyers and
a civil libertarian, will be among
persons who will gather Tues-
day, June 11, to honor Windsor
community educator and volun-
teer Frances Parties.
The dinner is a major fund
raiser for Windsor JNF.
Attendees will honor Mrs.
Parnes for her contribution and
commitment to the Windsor
Jewish community through her
25-year teaching career at Shaar
Hashomayim's Nursery School
and extensive volunteer work,
with a lengthy list of Jewish
fund-raising and social organi-
zations.
For information, contact JNF
president Jerry Goldberg, 977-
1555 or 966-2574; or call the
JNF office, 969-8733.

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