New Donors
Vie For Prizes

New and veteran volunteers who help
the Jewish Federation's Annual
Campaign acquire new donors can
vie for prizes at a new gifts
phonathon 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Sunday,
April 30.
Volunteers will be eligible for raffle
prizes ranging from a week in Aspen
to gift certificates at local shops.
Federation's Women's Department
and Young Adult Division will partic-
ipate with campaign leadership,
under the-new gifts chairmanship of
Suzan Folbe Curhan and Terri Farber
Roth and Young Adult Division new
gift chairs Scott Kaufman and Mark
Weintraub.
To volunteer, call Heidi Hes, (248)
203-1459.

East Side Holds
Passover Seder

Lease a

93

s-door

$349 Per ma*/

36 mos.

Amount due at lease
inception: $2,192.81

(includes down pmt. sec. dep.,
acq. fee & first mo. pmt)

APR

Go grocery shopping.

Buy in bulk.

Available for
Qualified Buyers

The Saab 9-3 has a split-folding rear

People who test drive
a Saab, usually buy one.

seat and 46 cubic feet of cargo space,

more than any other car in its class.

Subject to credit approval. Delivery must be taken out of dealer inventory by May 1, 2000. Dealer participation may affect consumer cost. *Terms apply to a 2000 Saab 9-3 5-dr.
w/ 5-speed manual transmission, in-dash CD, sunroof and heated seats based on MSRP of $28,720.00 (including destination charge). Lease payment for the 9-3.5-dr. is $348.81 for 36
months totaling $12,557.16. Option to purchase at lease end for $15,221.60 (plus any license, title fees and taxes).

GLA'SSIMIRM SORB

The Grosse Pointe Jewish Council
celebrated Passover on-Thursday,
April 20, at its annual seder.
The council, comprised of 180
families, works to preserve and pro-
mote Jewish heritage, tradition and
culture on metropolitan Detroit's east
side. It offers cultural, educational
and social forums for its membership.
Services are held throughout the year.
The GPJC also sponsors a Sunday
school for kindergarten-eighth grade
students.
For membership information, call
the council, (313) 882-6700.

On Telegraph Rd. at the Tel-12 Mall, Southfield

248-354-3300 or Toll Free 1-800-354-5558

SPACE Hosts
Support Groups

SPACE for Changing Families is
accepting registration for a divorce
support group that begins Monday,
May 1, for six weeks.
A moving on support group will
also begin May 1 for six weeks to
help men and women put divorce
behind them and start toward a new
life.
Both groups will meet 7:30-9:30
p.m., led by a trained facilitator, at
the SPACE office in the Homestead
USA Building, 26400 Lahser Road,
Suite 100, Southfield.
There is a suggested donation of
$30 for each series. Pre-registration is
required by April 28.
For information or to register, call
(248) 355-9936.

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5-door

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1.

Who will protect the battered spouse from
recurring abuse?

2.

Who will mend the broken family when
divorce, death or illness tear it apart?

3.

Who will advocate and care for the frail
homebound elderly when their adult
children live in another state?

4.

Who will help refugee families successfully
integrate into our Jewish community by
providing bilingual case management,

acculturation programs, transportation
services and citizenship classes?

Beneficiary agency of:

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INTERNET: http://jfsdetroit.org

Jewish Family Service

of Metropolitan Detroit

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