.
• $M7.2::-..
TO NON-GM EMPLOYEES
AS WELL AS
GM EMPLOYEES AND
IMMEDIATE FAMILY MEMBERS
GM Employee
SmartLease
Per Month/24 Months. $2,422 Due at Signing. Taxes, title,
license and registration are extra. No security deposit
required.
$379 .„._
Non-GM Employee
SmartLease
$499
GM Employee
SmartLease
Stk. #923307
$499
Per Month/24 Months. $4,659 Due at Signing. Taxes,
title, license and registration are extra. No security
deposit required.
Per Month/24 Months. $2,248 Due at Signing. Taxes, title,
license and registration are extra. No security deposit
required.
Non-GM Employee
SmartLease
$324
Per Month/24 Months. $3,678 Due at Signing. Taxes,
title, license and registration are extra. No security
deposit required.
Per Month/24 Months. $3,053 Due at Signing. Taxes, title,
license and registration are extra. No security deposit
required.
Non-GM Employee
SmartLease
GM Employee
SmartLease
Stk. #756595
Per month/24 months. $3560 due at signing. Taxes,
title, license and registration are extra. No security
deposit required.
MITTITUFFM111
ALL NON•GM EMPLOYEES AS WELL AS GM EMPLOYEES & THEIR FAMILY MEMBERS.
1000 00
ADDITIONAL OWNER LOYALTY BONUS FOR ANY CURRENT
CADILLAC OWNERS.
ADDITIONAL OWNER LOYALTY BONUS FOR ANY CURRENT
CADILLAC OWNERS.
TASTE
All incentives including Special Lease Rates, supported residual values, and cap cost reduction
rebates are available to BOTH non-employees & GM Employees & Family Members.
'GMAC Smartlease 24 months, sec. deposit included in amount due at inception. Plate or transfer fee due on delivery.
State and lux. tax additional, mile limitation of 12,000 per year. 20e/mile excess. Lessee has option to purchase at lease
end for pre-determined amount. To get total payments multiply by the number of months. **Based on approved leases.
RINKE CADILLAC
A GENERAL MOTORS
FAMILY since 1917
1-696 AT VAN DYKE • (810) 758-1800
If traveling west on 1-696, exit Hoover, follow Service Drive to RINKE.
If traveling east on 1-696, exit Van Dyke: take the second bridge past Van Dyke over expressway to RINKE.
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48_Detroit Jewish News
Hospice Honors
Local Leaders
Education Loans
For College
Hospice of Michigan will honor four
Detroit-area religious leaders for
outstanding ser-
vant leadership at
the organization's
Crystal Rose Ball,
Saturday, May 1,
at the Dearborn
Inn.
Hospice of
Michigan has cho-
sen these leaders
Rabbi M Robert for their vision,
hands-on work
Syme
and their ability to
translate ideas into
solutions that make a positive
impact on the community.
Rabbi M. Robert Syme of Temple
Israel in West Bloomfield is a former
president of the Family Service
Society of Metropolitan Detroit and
of the Central Conference of
American Rabbis.
Adam Cardinal Maida, archbish-
op of Detroit, is an outspoken leader
on the issue of respecting life. He is
one of the cofounders of the
Cornerstone Schools in Detroit.
Imam Abdullah Bey El-Amin,
founder and chairman of the
Muslim. Center of Detroit, series on
Hospice of Michigan's Muslim
Community Advisory Board.
Dr. Samuel H. Bullock Jr., pastor
of Bethany Baptist Church in
Detroit, oversees the Bethany Baptist
Educational Center.
To purchase tickets for the ball,
call Sue MacDonell, (248) 443-
7635.
Applications are being accepted from
college students interested in apply-
ing for interest-free loans through
the Jewish Educational Loan Service
(JELS) for the 1999/2000 year.
Administered through Jewish
Vocational Service (JVS), Hebrew
Free Loan Association and the
Jewish Federation of Metropolitan
Detroit, the program is available to
metro Detroit area Jewish residents.
To be considered, applicants must be
full-time students pursuing an
undergraduate, graduate or profes-
sional education; be able to docu-
ment financial need; attend a
Michigan educational institution
unless a comparable education is not
available in Michigan; and demon-
strate academic progress toward a
career objective.
JELS is funded through a partner-
ship of more than 70 private funds
and philanthropic service organiza-
tions. In addition to loans, JVS also
provides counseling to parents and
students interested in other financial
aid options available through state,
federal and private sources.
JELS applications will be accepted
through Nov. 12. For information,
call Marvin Berman, (248) 559-
5000.
Yizkor Service
For Survivors
The United Jewish Social Club First
and Second Generation Survivors
will conduct its annual Yizkor ser-
vice 1 p.m. Sunday, May 2, at the
Jimmy Prentis Morris Jewish
Community Center.
Rabbi Leo Goldman of
Congregation Shaarey Shomayim, a
Holocaust survivor, will deliver the
keynote address. Drs. Fran Klein-
Parker and Deborah Cala-Reinitz,
both second generation survivors,
also will address the gathering.
Cantor Schaja Kleinberg will chant
the prayers.
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The Shul
Plans Events
The Shul, a new spiritual center in
West Bloomfield, will welcome the
Shabbat at 6:30 p.m. Friday, May 7,
at 6211 Quaker Hill Drive, West
Bloomfield. A candlelighting cere-
mony will be followed at 6:45 p.m.
by Kabbalat Shabbat and at 7:30
p.m. by Shabbat dinner.
Rabbi Y.M. Kagan will speak on
souls and angels. A donation of $10
per adult, $18 per couple and $25
per family is requested.
Rabbi Kagan will lead a discus-
sion and provide Chasidic stories 7
p.m. Saturday, May 8, at seuda
shlishit followed by havdala services.
There will be no charge for this
event.
For families with children, there
will be a special program led by
counselors at all sessions. For reser-
vations, call Itty Shemtov, (248)
788-7131: