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What can
one gift do?

Here's Tom

Link Wachter, of David
Wachter & Sons Jewelers in
Birmingham, was a guest on
the TV cable program Global.
Connections. He discussed
new designs, winning compe-
titions and "Linkatures": pre-
cious metal caricatures, dia-
monds, pearls and other col-
ored .tones in the Ultimate
Expressions collection.

Don Was, formerly of Oak
Park, was honored with a
Heineken Ampt/ASCAP
Recognition Award for con-
tributions to the local Detroit
music scene.

One gift can touch a life and

It educates those who thirst for

make a world of difference.

knowledge and allows our elderly

Thanks to the Jane and Larry

to live in dignity. It gives comfort

Sherman Family Challenge Fund in

and security to Jews across

honor of Max M. Fisher's 95th

the globe.

Birthday, every new and increased gift

In these times of serious need,

to the 2004 Annual Campaign will be

there are many ways you can

matched dollar-for-dollar.The fund was

choose to help. But if you have

established by Jane and Larry Sherman,

but ONE gift to give this year,

Ellen and David Sherman, Sylvia and

please give generously to

Randy Wolf and Robbie and Scott

One gift can open a door, answer

a prayer, give hope and faith to

those in need.

One gift empowers our community

to stand together, to speak with a

common voice and to be heard.

Your gift to Federation's Annual

Federation's Annual Campaign.

Sherman in response to the continued

our worldwide Jewish community.

We need you.

crisis in Israel and ongoing economic

It feeds those who are hungry,

Federation's Annual Campaign.

stress in our local community.

clothes those who are cold.

The one. For all

Campaign goes to the heart of

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2004

ANNUAL
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The Detroit Institute of Arts
honored longtime patrons
Lila and Gilbert B.
Silverman of Bloomfield Hills
with Lifetime Service Awards,
which are granted to individ-
uals, corporations or founda-
tions that have demonstrated
exemplary, long-term com-
mitment to the museum.

The best work of Detroit-area
architects was sent to Georgia
to be critiqued by a jury of
Atlanta architects. Among
those chosen for a prize were
Private Residence in Bingham
Farms by Neumann/Smith
Associates and Synagogue
Lubavitch Campus of Living
Judaism by Luckenbach/
Ziegelman Architects PLLC.
The residence is a historic
structure with an addition.
The synagogue is the first
building constructed on the
40-acre campus, considered
by the jury as a "landmark
building."