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MEMOS
=The is
Detroit's
Destination For
Winter Fun!
CAMPUS
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Feel the nip of the crisp winter air, enjoy the music,
and take in the view as you skate (gracefully or not)
alongside family and friends. Warm up with some
tasty treats from Au Bon Pain and you've got a winter
getaway you won't soon forget!
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PARK
NOW V
en!
• 3 Hours FREE PARKING in the Compuware Structure
(From 11 am
-
6 pm with Skating Admission • Evenings and weekends $5.00)
• Skate Rentals & Group Rates Available
Great for Families, Field Trips & Private Parties
Open 7 Days Including All Holidays
MON-THURS 11 am - 10 pm
FRI 11 am - Midnight
SAT 10 am - Midnight
SUN Noon - 8 pm
OPEN ALL
HOLIDAYS!!
800 Woodward Avenue - just 3 blocks North of Jefferson.
(Cadillac Center People Mover Station)
For reservations & further info, call 313-963-9393.
CampusMartiusPark.org
Rob Cohon of West Bloomfield has
been elected to the 2007 board of direc-
tors for Cityscape Detroit. It is the city's
oldest non-profit organization devoted
to advocacy for historic preservation,
transportation issues and general
political support for developments
during government hearings. It often
provides a forum for panel discussion
and lectures.
Beth Grossman of Farmington Hills
has become regional sales manager for
Guaranteed Rate Mortgage on 12 Mile
in Southfield. She has 28 years' experi-
ence in the lending field.
Here's To
Wayne State University Law School
students Eric Novetsky of West
Bloomfield and Tisha Simmons of
Detroit won the fall 2006 Donald E.
Barris Trial Competition. They each
received a $500 scholarship and will
move on to compete with the STAP
National Team. The Student Trial
Advocacy Program focuses on oral
advocacy at the trial level and has as
its goal to help members learn about
the trial process and to develop skills
needed for professional development.
Evape a ibiom
►50/50 Raffle; Ticket price: $100
►Tickets limited to first 1,000 purchasers
►Purchasers must be 18 years or older, but do
not have to be residents of the Walled Lake
Schools district
►For more information & official rules, call the
information hotline at 248-956-2069, or visit
www.walledlake.ki2.mi.us .
Dreams Come
On March 10, 2007 someone will win a 4-year scholarship up to $50,000!
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Call 248-956-2117 to use VISA / Maste
Proceeds to support programs for Walled Lake Schools.
Licensee: Foundation for Excellence - Walled Lake Schools.
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Elaine Serling of Detroit, author,
singer, songwriter and Jewish educa-
tor, is responsible for a newly released
children's book and CD, Bubble's Baby.
For purchasing information, see www.
elaineserling.com .
The University
of Michigan's
Jean and Samuel
Frankel Center
for Judaic Studies
has named two
recent honorees,
Yaron Eliav
and Stefanie
Sigmund
Siegmund.
Eliav, Jean and
Samuel Frankel
associate profes-
sor of rabbinic
literature, has
been awarded
the 2006 Salo
Baron Prize for
the best first
Eliav
book in Judaic
studies from the
American Academy of Jewish Research
for his book God's Mountain: The
Temple Mount in Time, Place and
Memory (Johns Hopkins University
Press, 2005).
Siegmund, associate professor of history
and Judaic studies, has been awarded the
Herbert Baxter Adams Prize in European
history for 2006 by the American
Historical Association for her book
The Medici State and the Ghetto of
Florence: The Construction of an
Early Modern Jewish Community
(Stanford University Press, 2006).
Bernard
Feldman of
Southfield was
recognized by
his home city as
Citizen of the Year,
recognizing his
contributions as a
family man, a vet-
Feldman
eran and commu-
nity volunteer. He was a machinist mate
on the USS Smalley during the Korean
War and has lived in Southfield for 44
years. Among his affiliations are the
Jewish War Veterans, Veterans of Foreign
Wars, Southfield Veterans Organization
and being a board member of the advi-
sory council of the National Cemetery
in Holly.
Gerald Stollman
of West Bloomfield
was elected presi-
dent of Pro Mozart
Society of Greater
Detroit. Leila
Stollman of West
Bloomfield was
elected treasurer
Stollman
and correspond-
ing secretary. Pro Mozart Society of
Greater Detroit was founded by the
late Marguerite Kozenn Chajes in
1959 for the purpose of promoting the
music of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
and furthering educational and cultural
services.
William Lansat of Farmington Hills,
attorney and of counsel to the firm of
Schnelz, Wells in Birmingham, has been
reappointed by Gov. Jennifer Granholm
to the governor's task force on children's
justice. He has served on the task force
since 2000.
The Great Lakes Yacht Club of St. Clair
Shores elected bridge officers for the
2007 season. Elected were commodore,
Paul Nida of West Bloomfield; vice
commodore, Merryl Schwartz of
West Bloomfield; rear commodore,
Mickey Bennett of West Bloomfield;
treasurer, Arthur Golumbia of West
Bloomfield; secretary, Bruce Goldman
of Southfield.