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he Jewish Federation of
Metropolitan Detroit is
bringing together Jewish
young adults and living
"legends" to talk about community
commitment.
A Jan. 20 "Lunch With a Legend"
program at the Theodore Levin
Courthouse in Detroit featured U.S.
District Court Judges Avern Cohn and
Paul D. Borman and U.S. District
Court of Appeals Judge Helene N.
White talking to 10 young adults. The
gathering was one of four which, if
successful, will be expanded into a
larger program next year, said Tanya
Mazor-Posner of Federation.

"Our Legends program is designed
to introduce up-and-coming leaders to
the elite of Detroit's Jewish communi-
ty," said Gary Torgow, chair of the
project. "We hope that through this
special interaction, our participants
will become inspired to become more
active and involved."
The first Legends program featured
Jewish philanthropist Max Fisher. The
next two, yet to be scheduled, will fea-
ture Jerry Schostak of Schostak Real
Estate, and Joel Tauber, a Federation
past president who works in the scrap
metal business.
Judge Cohn told the young adults
about the importance of balancing
involvement in the Jewish community
with professional and political activi-
ties. "To be part of it," he said, "you

