It's a great time to change! 1 YEAR CD MONEY MARKET 5.05% 4.50% Items Aid Adult Day Care A.P.Y. A.P.Y. Come in to the Sterling office nearest you: Clawson — 248-435-2840 Commerce Twp. — 248-669-3993 Dearborn — 313-274-3030 Farmington Hills — 248-489-9580 Grosse Pointe Woods — 313-882-2880 Livonia — 734-462-4106 Lincoln Park — 313-383-4000 Rochester — 248-656-5760 • trust Roseville —810-294-2950 Sterling Heights —810-268-5200 Southfield — 248-948-8799 Troy — 248-649-3883 Warren —810-558-4600 Waterford — 248-674-4901 West Bloomfield —248-855-6644 "We Create Solutions." www.sterlingbank.com ,Annual Percentage Yield accurate as of 3119/99 and is subject to change without notice. One year CD: Interest compounded monthly, penalty for early withdrawal. Money Market: 52,500 minimum balance required to open and must be maintained for stated Ain. Balances below 52,500 earn Sterling Bank & Trust Interest Checking APY. Fees may reduce earnings if minimum is not maintained. t 1999 Sterling Bank & Trust FSB. Since 1986 ETE With the first site of the Jewish Community Adult Day Care Program scheduled to open the end of April, items are being sought that will enrich the program for its par- ticipants, older adults who have Alzheimer's disease and related dementia disorders. The program will open at the Jewish Vocational Service's main building in Southfield. The second facility, the Peter and Dorothy Brown Day Care Center, will be built on the Jewish Community Campus in West Bloomfield. Items that would be useful at both sites include: • handbags and tote bags, hats, scarves (can be warm or dressy), gloves and mittens • small, soft stuffed animals and unbreakable knicknacks • colorful catalogues, such as gar- dening, home decorating; magazines with many pictures like travel or sports and old National Geographics • rapes, disks, especially of older traditional songs, early jazz, big band or swing, classical, folk, Jewish music; sheet music; rhythm instru- ments like maracas or tambourines • simple puzzles, board games like Scrabble, Monopoly, checkers • cookbooks, books on Jewish topics, sports or hobby books, fic- tion The program also is seeking dona- tions of a one-piece stereo system, a television set, VCR and piano. For information on the day care "Th program, call Peter Ostrow, (248) 559-5000. For information on dona- tions, call Nicole Messina at the same number. STEVEN TARNOW, C.R. (248) 626-5603 PREFERRED BUILDING CO. Fax 248-932-0950 Residential & Commercial Remodeling Building Quality Into Every Project With Unmatched Personal Service. NARF Featuring Andersen Windows Licensed & Insured 71AIXSPALABIOCIAIION OP SEP XECCIIIIJNO 3111UPOCT PREFERRED PROVIDER OF THE JEWISH FEDERATION OF wwwwwwwwwwmagoza :::::wommtwaxt Intitoducing METROPOLITAN DETROIT Elan Village F to A New Name, Some New Faces, An assisted living community JWV In Action CARE ThAT GIANgES WiTh You - Same Great Service and Values! CONTACT MARJORIE OLSON, MSW AT (248) 386-0303 4/16 1999 26051 LAHSEP SOUTHFIELD, 50 Detroit Jewish News MI 48034 1 181 S. Old Woodward Ave.. Blk. S. of Maple, Next to the Birmingham Theatre Free Adjacent Parking (248) 642-1690 MM:V§MMKMVMMMAMM.MKM-S'RWMMVM.M: The Jewish War Veterans national organization sponsored a Capitol Hill Action Day in which JWV officers from each state met with congressional leaders to express their views on war veteran matters from a Jewish perspective. Shown meeting with U.S. Coressman John Dingell (D-Mich.) are Milton Klein of Oak Park, chief of staffSandy Feldman of Southfield, auxiliary president; and Robert Feldman of Southfield, state commander.