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Annetta Miller was one of three
Oakland County women to be hon-
ored-by the Women's
Survival Center of
Oakland County at
its Wonder Woman
celebration. Miller is
a member of the
board of governors
at Wayne State
University.
Rabbi Daniel Nevins of Adat Shalom
Synagogue has been appointed to a
five-year term on the Conservative
movement's committee on Jewish law
and standards.
Milton Y. Zussman of Bloomfield
Hills, received the 1999 Max M.
Fisher Community Service Award at
the United Way Community Services
annual meeting in recognition of ded-
icated service of internal volunteers.
Kathy Lowenthal of West Bloomfield
has contributed volunteer service to
the Congregation Shaarey Zedek Beth
Hayeled kindergarten. Lowenthal, a
music teacher, conducted musical
programs and taught singing to the
students.
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Daniel H. Arlow, sophomore at
Cranbrook upper school in
Bloomfield Hills, has
attained the ranking
of Eagle Scout. His
Eagle project was an
outgrowth of his
attempt to conserve
and utilize trees
being chopped
down on
Cranbrook's campus during construc-
tion of the new natatorium. His plan
was to build log benches for the
Nature Center from some of the res-
cued wood. Together with fellow
scout Andrew Lamb, other troop
members and adults, he constructed
24 split-log benches as a permanent
tribute to the previous grove of trees.
Jonathan Hugh Blavin of Bloomfield
Hills has been awarded a junior fel-
lowship by the
Carnegie
Endowment for
Peace and will spend
next year in
Washington, D.C.
Blavin recently grad-
uated with highest
honors from the
University of Michigan, College of
Honors History. Next year he plans to
attend law school.
Michael A. Hertzberg, after complet-
ing his freshman year at Arizona State
University, will be a sophomore at
Northwood University in Midland in
the fall. He is the recipient of the Free
Enterprise Scholarship for the 1999-
2000 academic year.
Jewish Apartments and Services
in West Bloomfield received
$7,000 from Los Angeles-based
MAZON: A Jewish Response to
Hunger to support its effort to
monitor the restructuring of wel-
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regard to food-stamp issues. JAS
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low income, elderly Jewish immi-
grants, with case-management,
referral services and nutritional
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