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July 06, 2017

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On Wednesday, June 7, Western Michigan University Cooley Law School, Auburn Hills campus, held its Seventh Annual Mentor Jet program co-sponsored with the National Association of Women Judges. This event matched law stu- dents with leading lawyers and judg- es to learn about law practice and job opportunities. The Jewish Law Students Association was a spon- sor of this event. Pictured are Ben C. Lesnick of Olsman, MacKenzie & Wallace; Randall Safier, vice president, Jewish Law Students Association; Hon. Edward Sosnick (ret.) of Counsel, Hertz Schram P.C.; and I. Eric Nordan, president, Jewish Law Students Association. thursday, july 20 MOTHER-DAUGHTER BOOK CLUB 6:30 pm, July 20. Food, wine and discus- sion of The Imperial Wife by Irina Reyn. At Temple Israel, West Bloomfield. $18. RSVP by July 13: temple-israel.org/MDJuly or Kylie, kgignac@temple-israel.org or 248- 661-5700. tuesday, july 25 JFS BOOK TALK Noon-1 pm, July 25. Olga Semenova, MPH, leads discussion of The Geography of Bliss: One Grump's Search for the Happiest Places in the World. Author Eric Weiner explored the world in search of the most contented people, from Iceland and Bhutan to Switzerland and Moldova. He shows readers that wisdom can be found in the least likely of places. At Jewish Family Service, 6555 W. Maple, West Bloomfield. Free book is available with $10 deposit, returned at program. RSVP: Megan, mpud- lik@jfsdetroit.org or 248-592-2269. sunday, July 30 TAMARACK CAMP ANNUAL MEETING 10 a.m., Sunday, July 30. At Camp Maas, in Ortonville. Every Jewish contributor to the most recently completed Annual Campaigns of both the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit and Tamarack Camps is entitled to vote for the election of new directors. The full list and meeting notice can be found online at thejewishnews.com. tuesday, aug. 22 OAK PARK HIGH 55TH REUNION 11:30 am, Aug. 22. Class of 1962 is holding a reunion lunch. Dress is casual. At Knollwood Country Club, 5050 Maple Road, West Bloomfield. $45. RSVP: Carol Rochlen Crotty, carol.crotty@att.net. friday, aug. 25 JEWISH SUMMER CAMP Aug. 25-26. The Well is hosting an over- night camping experience for young adults, attending without children. Includes a bunk, three meals, high ropes, pioneer skills, waterfront, canoeing, kayaking, pad- dle boarding, song-session campfire with s'mores and surprises. At Camp Tamarack. $100; financial help may be possible. Space is limited. RSVP: www.temple-israel. org/TheWell-CampTamarack. Info: Dan@ meetyouatthewell.org. Esther Allweiss Ingber / Contributing Writer Send items at least 10 days in advance to calendar@thejewishnews.com. On May 21, families from across the Jewish com- munity spent the afternoon "learning by doing" at Hillel Day School's most recent maker event, "Tech-Bloom." Curious learners of all ages played with electronics such as littleBits, made bugbots (bug robots) and created flowers that lit up with LEDs. Participants also made edible art, and milk and honey bubble bath to take home. Additionally, they spent time in the greenhouse and had the opportunity to purchase plants grown this year by Hillel's students. "Thanks to everyone who supported this event, participants and volunteers alike," said Dawn Straith, Hillel's Maker Space coordinator. • Hannah Schwartz with her creation Jewish Law Students Association Event Technology And Spring At Hillel Great for Grads! Call 248.477.4333 to order or for more information. 33152 W. Seven Mile Road, Livonia, MI 48152 Explore Joe's Produce Gourmet Market J O E ' S P R O D U C E Gourmet Market Cater your graduation party with a huge selection of house-made dishes from award winning Joe's Produce Gourmet and Catering – from complete meals to well-stocked buffets, strolling stations and, of course, amazing desserts. And it's all customized to your budget, theme and guest list. Visit the catering page at Joesproduce.com to see the summer menu, and enjoy! Everyday delights Joe's is famous for their premium fresh fruits and veggies – hand-selected daily. You can also enjoy: /xpanded café and pastry counter with beautiful desserts house-made daily and fresh roasted ground coffee /#&'"##.' %&'('%#("'%" '%*'%! #!'&* ('" farmed raised fish and seafood /%'# %#%"%'%&"&'#" hearth oven /"!(!#% Get only the best from your neighborhood market. 2170470 July 6 • 2017 31 jn

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