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11,1314:1 Runners-Up Happenings

The National BBYO Basketball
Championships were held in Cleveland,
Ohio, May 26-29. The Greenberg
AZA Chapter, representing Michigan,
finished in second place with a 7-2
record. They lost the championship
game to Memphis, Tenn., 51-46.
Representing Greenberg were, from left,
Jordan Rosenberg (leading scorer),
Jeremy Brown, Greg Fox, Jordan
Scheinfield, Brett Monson, Bryan
Lubaway (leading rebounder), Daniel
Rosenberg and Mitch Pollack.

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E-Zone at the JCC.
-Zone, an interactive audiovi-
sual media network featuring
local, cable and fitness net-
work TV and radio, DVD,
CD, cassette and Internet access, has
come to the Jewish Community Center
of Metropolitan Detroit.
The new equipment is connected
to 18 cardio machines in the Health
Club at the Kahn Building in West
Bloomfield. Eight treadmills, two
Stairmasters, four Precor
Ellipticals and four recumbent
bikes are connected to the net-
work.
The local JCC is the first in
the Midwest to be connected to .
the E-Zone. More than 10,000
terminals have been placed in
300 fitness clubs nationwide.
Health Club members from
both JCC locations are eligible to
use the networked equipment. It
connects to 135 local and cable
TV channels as well as custom-
produced e-TV channels.
Members can also play cas-
settes, CDs and audio books. Radio, a
video library, DVD and Internet
access will be available by year's end.
The network has a series of One-
On-One Fitness Training programs
for members who need help with
their workouts. For example, the
weight management program for
recumbent bikes is designed to burn
fat while getting motivational input
from an on-screen instructor. The
program includes a warmup, a 20-
minute workout and a cooldown with
stretching instructions.
Earphones are free to the first •
1,000 JCC Health Club members —
from both buildings — who use the
E-Zone-connected equipment.

For young adults, college age through
30-something.

June 17 Saturday, 10 p.m. Young
Adult Division Signature Event: Jazz
in the City, featuring the music of
Marcus Belgrave at The Rattlesnake
Club. Cost $25 in advance or $30 at
the door. An $18 minimum gift to
Federation's Annual Campaign 2000 is
also required if you have not already
pledged. to Lauren Dworkin, (248)
203-1492 or e-mail
dworkin@jfmd.org

June 23 Friday, 7 p.m. Young Adult
Division and Rekindling Shabbat
Young Adult Task Force annual Got
Shabbat 3 dinner at the Birmingham
Community House terrace. Cost: $15
in advance and $18 at the door.
Kosher. RSVP by June 16 to Alaine
Waldshan, (248) 203-1486 or e-mail
waldshan@jfmd.org

Rosenberg Named
• ll-League

Jordan Rosenberg,
senior outfielder for
the West Bloomfield
High School baseball
team, was selected first
team All-League by the
Oakland Activities
Association Division I
coaches. He will be
attending Michigan
State University in the
-fall.

Jordan Rosenberg

Gitler Wins
Discus Title

Jack Gitler, a junior at Berkley High
School, recovered from shoulder
surgery during the football season to
win the discus event in the Division I
State Track Championships this
month at Rockford High School.
Gitler won the discus with a throw
of 178'5". Early in the season he
broke the school record of 151'8".
He also finished seventh in the
state meet in the shot put, with a
throw of 54'7".

Kara Weiner, Pro-Detroit coordi-
nator, compiled this list. To have
your programs listed, contact her
by the 10th of each month for
events occurring the following
month. Please provide complete
information to her at the Jewish
Federation of Metropolitan
Detroit, (248) 203-1499, or e-
mail kweiner@ifind.org.
For late additions, call Alan
Hitsky at the Jewish News: (248)
354-6060 or
ahitsky@thejewishnews.com

Scene Travel

June 30-July2 Skokie Summer
Shabbaton at Skokie (Ill.) Valley
Agudath Jacob Synagogue and
Congregation Or Torah. Lectures,
kosher meals, Saturday night cabaret,
home hospitality. Cost: $175. For
information, call (773) 465-3900 or e-
mail gldclb@aol.com

July 26-Aug. 6 Budapest, Vienna and
Prague for ages 30-49, sponsored by
Jewish Singles Vacations, jsv@tour-

groups.com

Aug. 10 20 Stockholm, Copenhagen

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and Oslo for ages 30-49, sponsored by
Jewish Singles Vacations, jsv@tour-
groups.com