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Draw a Picture Win A Tree

Draw a Picture, Win a Tree
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February 1, 2001

“For we are as the trees of the field; this means that our life depends on the trees.” — Sifre Judges 23

To participate in The Jewish Journal’s First Tu B’Shevat Art Contest, create a picture that you believe best depicts the quote above. Winners will be judged on creativity and originality. You may use any medium you wish. The prize? Your work of art reproduced in The Jewish Journal and a live, fruit-bearing tree courtesy of TreePeople.

The three contest categories are ages 2-5; 6-9 and 10-13. Please send us your entry by March 2, 2001. Be sure to put the artist’s name, address, phone number and age on the back of each entry. Only entries that come with a self-addressed stamped envelope will be returned.

Questions? E-mail us ateditorial@jewishjournal.com. Have a wonderful Tu B’Shevat!

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