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Much To Do!

ONGOING

HADASSAH TO ISRAEL

Inner Dimension of the Month of Av." The
Active Life-COJAR host at Oak Park JCC.
$3/bring a lunch. 248-967-4030.

Registration is under way for next year's
Hadassah Centennial Convention, Oct.15-19,
in Jerusalem. Arrangements through Ayelet
Tours. www.hadassah.org ; missions@hadas-
sah.org; 800-237-1517.

2 pm. Linda Garfield facilitates discussion
in Room 205 at West Bloomfield JCC. Again
on Aug. 15. $3. 248-967-4030.

THURSDAY, JULY 28

TUESDAY, AUG. 2

SINGLES' HAPPY HOUR

LEARN MAH JONGG

6 pm. Jewish Mingles, a social networking
group for over-40 singles, will join South
Bar's "happy hour," at 210 S. Old Woodward,
Birmingham. A walk will follow. No RSVP
necessary. Group info: www.meetup.com/
Jewish-Mingles/members or Steve, time-
2act@aol.com .

1-3 pm. Lorraine Farber teaches beginners'
class, limited to eight players, at Oak Park
JCC. There is a charge. Pre-registration
required. Rosa, 248-967-4030.

SATURDAY, JULY 30

SENIORS' SHABBAT

11 am. Area seniors are invited to Shabbat
services and light lunch at Temple Israel,
West Bloomfield. Cantor Michael Smolash
will sing favorite songs from Yiddish the-
ater. RSVP: michelle@temple-israel.org or
248-661-5700.

SUNDAY, JULY 31

SISTERHOOD HONEY SALE

Deadline day. Avoid $3.25/per jar mailing
charge on honey orders for Temple Emanu-
El (Oak Park) Sisterhood fundraiser. $10/8
oz. jar, includes a High Holiday greeting.
U.S. destinations only. Visit: http://orthoney.
corn and click the honey link. Enter code:
TEE. Robin, robinlgold@yahoo.com or 248-
990-2363.

TIGERS VS. ANGELS

11 am. Temple Israel Brotherhood and B'nai
B'rith host Photo Day trip to Comerica
Park, Detroit. Shutterbugs can snap play-
ers on the field before 1:05 pm game start.
Temple's Shabbat Singers will perform
National Anthem. $30. RSVP due now to
Jim: greyco@aol.com or 248-540-9070.

Complete kitchen and
bathroom remodeling
as well as furniture
design and installations
including granite, wood
and other materials.

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B&W BEACH PARTY

1 pm. Black and/or white beach attire
encouraged at "Black & White Beach Party,"
sponsored by CommunityNext at Walnut
Lake, on Inkster between Quarton and Lone
Pine, West Bloomfield. Details/RSVP: sum-
merterm@communityNXT.com

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CURRENT EVENTS

Deadline day. Paid reservations due to
Temple Emanu-El (Oak Park) Brotherhood
for baseball game 1 pm Sunday, Sept. 4,
at Comerica Park, Detroit. Cantor Darcie
Sharlein and temple choirs will sing National
Anthem. $17/group rate ticket. Harvey, 248-
398-0174; temple, 248-967-4020.

BOOK CLUB DINNER

6:30 pm. Summer Adult Book Club Series
discussion at Temple Israel, West Bloomfield.
Mordecai Richter's book, Barney's Version,
became a hit movie starring Paul Giamatti.
$12 includes dinner. RSVP: judy@temple-
israel.org or 248-661-5700.

WEDNESDAY, AUG. 3

SISTERHOOD BOOK CLUB

1 pm. Michele Saulson will facilitate CSZ
Sisterhood's discussion of infidel by author
Ayaan Hirsi Ali at Cong. Shaarey Zedek,
Southfield. Free. RSVP, sisterhood@shaar-
eyzedek.org or 248-357-5544, ext. 48.

BEADING CLASS

1:30 pm. Group creates projects in Room
205 at West Bloomfield JCC. $3. 248-967-
4030.

'DO IT FOR DETROIT'

7 pm. Kickoff party for month-long "Do It
For Detroit: Help Bring Our Young People
Back," at Groves High School, 20500 W.13
Mile, Beverly Hills. Detroit-area young adults
and Detroit expats in Chicago and Los
Angeles are hosting charitable tournaments
for Next-Gen adults to reconnect with their
community. Schedule includes dodgeball
(Aug. 20, Belle Isle, Detroit) and softball
(Aug. 28, Inglenook Park, Southfield). Funds
raised for Live Detroit Fund will provide
rent subsidies to young adult leaders mov-
ing into Detroit. www.doitfordetroit.com or
CommunityNXT: 248-203-1467.

THURSDAY, AUG. 4

CURRENT EVENTS

10:30 am. David Weiner facilitates discus-
sion at Oak Park JCC. Free. 248-967-4030.

PUPPETS PERFORM

10 am. Banana for Turtle, a set of vignettes
about five animal friends, is current show
at PuppetART Theatre, 25 E. Grand River
in Detroit. Also 2 pm Saturdays, Aug. 6-13,
and 10 am Thursday, Aug.11. Recommended
for age 6 and older. $5 child/$10 adult.
Workshop follows for $8. Tickets: www.pup-
petart.org or 313-961-7777.

LUNCH & LEARN

USED BOOK SALE

Noon-1 pm. Rabbi Chanoch Hadar of
Woodward Avenue Shul speaks on "The

10 am-8 pm. Monthly sale also held noon-5
pm Friday, 11 am-5 pm Saturday, on lower