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Last year's event at Shir Shalom

Food, Fun, Fireworks
At Temple Shir Shalom
Temple Shir Shalom's annual summer
celebration, Food, Fun and Fireworks,
now in its 11th year, has been called
"one of the best Shir Shalom tradi-
tions:'
The event showcases local restau-
rants with family-friendly activities,
music, fireworks and more. This year's
event starts at 7 p.m. Monday, Aug.
17, at Shir Shalom in West Bloomfield.
Look for restaurant participation
from Crispelli's, Pine Lake Market and
Deli, Huerto Restaurant and Tequila
Bar, Uptown Parthenon, Sposita's
Ristorante and many more favorites
from past years. An ice cream truck
will be handing out treats later in the
night.
Family entertainment will include
face painting, bouncies, games, train
rides and more. At dusk comes the
spectacular fireworks show.
To purchase tickets for Food, Fun
and Fireworks, call (248) 737-8700 or
visit www.shirshalom.org. Adults, $20;
children ages 5-12, $10.

Cars on display at last year's Senior
Dream Cruise

Senior Dream Cruise

Older adults look forward to the
parade of classic cars every year that
winds its way between residences on
the Eugene and Marcia Applebaum
campus in West Bloomfield.
This year's Senior Dream Cruise
with 65 cruisers will begin at 1:30 p.m.

Tuesday, Aug. 11 (with a rain date of
Aug. 12).
Classic car drivers include Stu
Raben in a 1929 Ford Model A, Jim
Boschan with his 1971 Oldsmobile
442 convertible, the Robbins family of
Novi with their 1967 red Oldsmobile
Cutlass convertible and the Schubot
family of Franklin in their 1987 Rolls
Royce Cornise. Dr. Sandy Rosenfeld
will drive a 1924 Ford Model T,
David Ellison will have a 2004 Chevy
Corvette made to look like a 1953
model and Gary Frenkel will be in a
1909 Ford Brasser.
Jewish Senior Living hosted its first
Senior Dream Cruise eight years ago
with 20 cars. Approximately 30 vol-
unteers come to help, some dressed
in vintage attire like poodle skirts.
Motown-style entertainment will come
from Rennie Kauffman.
"Residents love it — they look so
forward to this:' says Libby Lavine,
event coordinator. The Senior Dream
Cruise is a way to bring the Woodward
Dream Cruise to the residents.
To participate, contact Lavine at
(248) 592-5023 or llavine@jslmi.org .

Kroger Reopens Five
Former Hiller's Stores
Five former Hiller's Market loca-
tions in West Bloomfield, Commerce,
Northville Township, South Lyon and
Ann Arbor reopened as Kroger stores
on Wednesday.
"Kroger is proud to continue the
Hiller's Market's legacy for fresh:' said
Jayne Homco, president, the Kroger
Co. of Michigan. "We are also pleased
to be able to retain many former
Hiller's associates and all Hiller's store
managers, which has helped us transi-
tion the stores and select products that
will appeal to local customers:'
Kroger has converted five of the
seven Hiller's Market locations to
Kroger stores, with the sixth, the
downtown Northville store, scheduled
to reopen this fall.
The new stores will also feature
expanded hours of operation from 6
a.m. to midnight daily. Shoppers may
apply for the Kroger Plus card at any
Kroger location.
Investment in the six former
Hiller's Market locations is part of
Kroger's Michigan-wide strategy to
invest approximately $150 million in
Michigan store remodels, expansions
and new fuel centers during 2015.

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on the Boardwalk
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