MO M
' UM

Purim Tributes
From Yad Ezra

w

you

)

in

wing our

In keeping with the tradition of giving
gifts to the poor on Purim, Yad Ezra
will offer specially designed Purim
tribute cards available for purchase.
The cards come in packets of four
for $18 and are tax deductible. The
proceeds from the sales are used to
purchase food for the needy families
assisted by Yad Ezra.
To order, by March 2, call the Yad
Ezra office, (248) 548-3663.

Seminar Helps
Job Seekers

Jewish Vocational Service will host a
Women to Work meeting for individ-
uals who need to obtain or upgrade
employment 10 a.m.-noon Tuesday,
Feb. 27, at JVS, 29699 Southfield
Road, Southfield. There is no charge.
The meeting will provide an
overview of the JVS program, which
helps individuals who have lost their
primary source of income and are
unemployed or underemployed and
need to identify career and educational
goals
For information and eligibility
requirements, call JVS, (248) 559-
5000.

• Mater exercise
Trotter'" treadmills
• Stationary bikes
• Cardiovascular workouts
• Fixed- and free-weight
training
• yoga

.

• Stretch and tone
• Salma, steam, whiriPool
• Personal locker ec towel
seririce
• KO:4W rates on classes
• Ba blisitting

Echt Promoted
At Federation

PLUS convenient hours
to fit yourlifestyle:

Sale prices effective January and February 2001

Watch for our new, updated
fitness center in Oak Park.

D. Dan and Betty Kahn Building
Eugene and Marcia Applebaum Jewish Community Campus
6600 W. Maple Rd., West Bloomfield, MI 48322

V*,

2/16
2001

42

Bring in this ad for a free,
five-consecutive-day guest pass.

Jimmy Prentis Morris Building
A. Alfred Taubman Jewish Community Campus
15110 W. 10 Mile, Oak Park, MI 48237

* West Bloomfield Health Club membership, ages 25-34. Application fee waived. Some restrictions apply.
Must not have been a member in the last 12 months.
For more information or additional membership options, call (248) 967-4030 in Oak Park or (248) 661-7621 in West Bloomfield.

Andrew Echt has been promoted to
director of major gift development
at the Jewish
Federation of
Metropolitan
Detroit. Since
2000, Echt was
assistant director
of Federation's
annual campaign.
With his new
position, Echt
will continue the
efforts begun
with Federation's
Millennium
Campaign to cultivate major gift
development both for campaign and
, the Jewish Community Endowment.
' In addition, he will coordinate
efforts in the area of stewardship to
assuthat the Federation and the
United Jewish Fo ud tion fulfill
commitments to, and ke commu-
nications with, individual doiiors,
corporate donors and foundations.

c