Ask yourself the
following questions:

• Do you have assets
you want to leave to your
children or other relatives?

• Would taking care of
you be emotionally
difficult for your spouse?

• Do you place a high
value on your
independence, privacy,
and dignity?

Plan for your future today!

Richard Levine
(248) 344-4600

For further information call

email: glrbase@aol.com

Simon Rotberg

Invites You To See Our Large
Choice of World Class

KOSHER WINES

Among Our Wide Selection

Feb. 22 Tuesday, 8 p.m. Eastern
Michigan University Nickel Night at
the Wooden Nickel. Kosher snacks.
For information, call Alissa Parker,

(734) 482-0456 or

Your Pennsylvania Life agent can help you design a
"Long Term Care or Home Health Care" insurance program that can provide
the protection you want and need.

• Prime Choice Meats • Gourmet Foods
• Gift Baskets & Trays

For young adults, post-college
through 30-something.

hillel@on_line.emich.edu

• If we could show you a
way to protect yourself
and maintain your dignity
and privacy, would this be
important to you?

qer

Happenings

25877 Laliser ° Southfield

(at Civic Center Dr.)

Feb. 22 Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. Young
Adult Division co-sponsors with SAJE
"Building a Jewish Home: From Text
to Tachlis." Kahn JCC. Cost for three
sessions: $5. Register with Lauren
Dworkin at Federation, (248) 203-
1492.

Feb. 26 Saturday, 8 p.m. Young
Adult Division evening of classical
music with the Chamber Music
Society of Detroit. At Seligman
Family Performing Arts Center,
Detroit Country Day School. Cost:
$54 per couple. RSVP to Lauren
Dworkin, (248) 203-1492.

Feb. 26 Saturday, 7:30 p.m. Night
under the stars with Hillel of Metro
Detroit at Wayne State University
Planetarium. Show features Cape
Canaveral, Earth's atmosphere and
Mars. RSVP to Robyn Grauer, (313)
577-3459 or hillel@wayne.edu

(248) 352'8556

Moguls Ski & Sun Tours, (800) 666-
4857, or Peter Brownstein,
pab@xmission.corn

March 19-21
The annual United Jewish
Communities National Young
Leadership Conference. Some 3,000
young Jewish leaders will disccuss
global issues and meet political and
government officials. Local chairs
are Hadas Bernard, Paul Silverman,
Shelly Katz, Steven Weinstock,
Bryce Sandler and Helene White.
Conference cost (not including
hotel or airfare), $440. A $200
Campaign pledge reduces feee $200.
For information, call Tanya Mazor-
Posner at Jewish Federation, (248)

203-1456.

March 24-26
Jewish singles weekend (ages 25-55)
in Washington, D.C. area.
Sponsored by Creative Events &
Introductions, Boston. Friday will
include a cocktail reception and
dance; Saturday, buffet breakfast,
dinner reception, swing dance lesson
and dance; Sunday, buffet breakfast.
DoubleTree Hotel, Rockville, Md.
Double room: $355 per person.
Single room: $465 per person. For
information, call Creative Events,

(978) 897-9422, or e-mail

evntcre8tr@aol.com

Fax: (248) 35 2- 7 2 54

an , -Pro-Detroit coor-

MOTOR COACH TOURS
AIR AND CRUISE TRAVEL

WASHINGTON, D.C. &SMITHSONIAN
$45

Jewish Community
(enters of Chicago

Apr. 27 30 (Meals, Tour)

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STRATFORD 1 3 DAYS

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May 19 20 thru Oct.

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"DEAD SEA SCROLLS"

June 2 4

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WISCONSIN DELLS

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FR $75

Meals, Tours

$353
SHAW FEST 2 & 3 DAYS
FR $239
July 7-8 thru Oct.

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"MAMA MIA!" (NEwmusicAoTORONTO
$339
July 14-16 & Aug. 11-13 A Must!

"TALL SHIPS & LIGHTHOUSES" BOSTON
$59
July 10 15 Meals, Tours
MACKINAW CITY & MACKINAC ISLAND
$169
July 15 16; Aug. 5 6 & 19 20
NOVA SCOTIA
$1250
July 22-31 Meals, Tours, and More!

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ALSO: One Day Trips, Niagra Falls, Mt. Pleasant,
Boston, Scottish "TATTOO" Hamilton, Cruises,
Europe, Lion King, Toronto, "AIDA",N.Y.

CALL FOR MORE TRIPS & FLYERS

All rates P.O. Dbl. except where noted.

2/18
2000

100

BERKLEY TOURS AND TRAVEL

248-865-8890 • 1-800-875-8687

rams listed, contact
th of each month for
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lease provide complete
A-o her at the Jewish
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trdit, (248) 203-1499,
or e-
mail kfriedman@jfm .org.
For late additions, call Alan
Hitsky at the Jewish News: (248)

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CHICAGO
$284

June 14 17; Sep. 20 23

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FeAturing affordable short-term
vacation opportunities for adults
ages.:.55 and older.

May 21-Z6, Z000
June 11-16, ?000
June Z5-30, Z000

Scene Travel

Programs are held at the beautifid
PerlsteinResort & Conference Center
in the Wisconsin Dells.

(all for more information!

847-675-220O

354-6060 or
ahitsliy@thejewishnews.com

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JCC is a partner in serving our community, receiving
support from the Jewish United Fund/Jewish Federation.

March
March 18-25
Ski week at Chamonix, France, spon-
sored by National Jewish Singles.
Cost: $1,499 per person, double
occupancy, includes round-trip air
transportation from major U.S. cities,
ground transportation, continental
breakfasts, some group dinners. Call

Shabbat Dinner
Program March 10

Young adults age 21-35 can share
Shabbat dinner through a new pro-
gram of the Young Adult Division
and the Rekindling Shabbat Young
Adult Task Force of the Jewish
Federation of Metropolitan Detroit.
Couples and singles may host or be
a guest at an informal Shabbat dinner
at 7 p.m. Friday, March 10, at various
homes. Participants will share a home-
made, candlelit dinner. Those who are
vegetarian or shomer Shabbat will be
accommodated.
Chairs of the program are YAD
Education and Culture Committee
members Amy Schlussel, Michael
Benchetrit, Eric Bronstein and
Melissa Seligman.
Reservation deadline is March 2.
For information or reservations, con-
tact Lauren Dworkin, (248) 203-
1492, or dworkin@jfmd.org