Scene

THE

RIENCE

invites you to spend
Passover 1999

at the

SOUTHAMPTON
PRINCESS

BERMUDA

IF YOU'RE SERIOUS
ABOUT YOUR FITNESS

• Nutritional
Counseling
• Muscle/Massage
Therapy

INTERNATIONAL PHYSIQUE CHAMPION
• TV Celebrity Anchor

Personal Trainin Club

Ch ild r e n's
ams
i e s s
Consultation
• Free

(248) 855-0345

4119 Orchard Lake Rd. (at Pontiac Tr.) West Bloomfield
Visit our website www.Peternielsen.com

\ 'People a

rvi - ferrat
ces
fot _ d access to • to sex re

de adults
alLfor olr

In a 10-month program of service in
Israel, participants will spend three
months volunteering on a kibbutz, 20
weeks performing community service,
three weeks doing an elective in their
area of interest and two months working
with young immigrants and Israeli
youth from disadvantaged backgrounds.
Upon their return, OTZMA partici-
pants serve their local Jewish communi-
ty. Eight metro
Detroiters are
enrolled in this
year's program.
The program is
Friday, Jan. 22
supported by the
Singles Shabbat Service at,Congregation B'nai David, 6:30
Jewish
Federation
p.m. Allan Gale of the Jewish Community Council will
of
Metropolitan
speak on the Israeli-Palestinian peace process. For informa-
Detroit. Residents
tion, call Kari Grosinger at Jewish Federation, (248) 203-
of Michigan
1470.
accepted to the
program receive a
Monday, Jan. 25
$2,850 subsidy.
Jewish Book Club for Young Adults will meet 7-8:30 p.m.
Deadline for
at Bravo Coffee House, Southfield, to discuss The Ghost of
applications is
Hannah Mendes. For information, call Amy Milner at the
March 1. For
Agency for Jewish Education, (248) 354-1050.
an applica-
tion, call
Tuesday, Jan. 26
Lisa
(New date.) Discuss The Gold of Exodus with Rabbi Josh
Hobson,
Bennett, as part of the Loop book club program. 7 p.m.,
(248) 645-
Birmingham Borders. For information, all Kari Grosinger,
7878.
(248) 203-1470, or Amy Milner, (248) 354-1050.

Project OTZMA, an Israel experience
and leadership development program for
college students and recent college grad-
uates, is seeking participants for next
year's program.
OTZMA offers Jewish young adults,
20-25, an opportunity to develop inter-
personal and professional skills and to
explore and enhance their Jewish identi-
ty.

Happenings

800 328.6870
206 722.9000
206 725.7062 Fax
cstone@earthlink.net

Let us help you be the best you can be
with 1 on 1 training at our club.
A patient friendly program designed just
for you to help you reach your realistic
fitness goals. Change your life by
changing your lifestyle. Muscle therapy
and nutritional consulting available.
Call us today for a FREE consultation.

OTZMA Seeking
Participants For Israel

.

iNg
c,
\
,
,.

, ,. ,
, , Q

ElderLin i

cj

z,
'' 7 ' /:"C9 . ,k-shiE,: e , e),P

0 '

se/

Tuesday, Jan. 26
Bar night social, 830 p.m., with Black Beauty blues-jazz band,
sponsored by Federation Young Adult Division at
Dick O'Dow's, 160 W. Maple, Birmingham. Free admission.
At 7:30 p.m., information meeting on the 1999 singles mission
to Israel. For information, call Lauren Dworkin at Federation,
(248) 203-1492.

Wednesday, Jan. 27
Planning meeting of Young Adult Division growth and outreach
committee, 7 p.m. at the Max M. Fisher Federation Building. All
are welcome to help plan social, political and cultural events.

Saturday, Jan. 30
Rollerblade at the Silverdome with B'nai B'rith Leadership
Network. Meet at Boston Market at Square Lake Road and
Woodward, 5:30 p.m. Rollerblade 6:30-9 p.m.. Cost: $4.50 plus
skate rental.

Saturday-Sunday, Feb. 6-7
An evening at Camp Tamarack (bring your sleeping bag) fol-
lowed by a day of skiing at Mt. Holly, sponsored by
MetroHillel. Event chair: Talya Drissman. $40 for accomoda-
tions and lift ticket; $15 ski rental; Tamarack only, $25; skiing
only, $20. Payment due by Wednesday, Jan. 27. Call Metro
Hillel, (313) 577-3459.

as4