Metro When you don't know your bank's new name, do you think they know yours? Our Mission Our mission is to develop and maintain banking relationships with customers who truly value exceptional service. Holocaust Remembered We believe that there's a need for a real community bank in Oakland County — a bank where the directors, shareholders, and employees all live in the same area as our customers. We've created a bank where customers can come in at any time and talk face to face with the people who make decisions, not get forwarded to bureaucratic loan committees in remote locations. Special CD Rates 1.5% APY* 9-Month CD Member FDIC 1.75% Arr 18-Month CD 'Annual percentage yield for balances of S500 minimum. Rates effective 4/1/10. Rates subject to change at any time without any notice. Penalty for early withdrawal. STAR 31780 Telegraph Rd I Bingham Farms, MI 48025 phone 248-645-8888 I 866-353-BANK I fax 248-530-2879 www.nstarcommunitybank.com COMMUNITY BANK 1584820 Days of Remembrance APRIL 11-18,2010 Leading the nation in Holocaust remembrance, on the 65th anniversary of liberation, the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum pays tribute to the brave soldiers who brought freedom to the Nazi concentration camps. The Michigan Jewish Sports Foundation is accepting nominations for induction into its Hall of Fame. There are two categories for selec- tion: Athletes and Non-Athletes, such as coaches, team owners, adminis- trators, sports media, etc. All nominees must have made proven, significant contributions to their sport to be considered. Criteria for selection and the online nomina- tion forms can be accessed at www. ceremony from the U.S. Capitol Rotunda on Thursday. April 15, at 11:30 a.m., EDT. ushimmorgidor/webcast umNE NEAUST MUSEUM ush., 158450 April 8 • 2010 T he Jewish Community Center of Metropolitan Detroit's SAJE (Seminars for Adult Jewish Enrichment) will host a corn- munitywide Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Memorial Day) commemoration and presentation by author and Dartmouth University professor Dr. Susannah Heschel at 7 p.m. Sunday, April 11, at the JCC in West Bloomfield. The evening will begin with a brief memorial ceremony and candle-light- ing ceremony, followed by Heschel's talk on "Religion, Power and Propaganda in Nazi Germany',' which focuses on the Institute for the Study and Eradication of Jewish Influence on German Religious Life. Founded in 1939 by a group of German Protestant theolo- gians, the organization was dedicated to completely dissociating Christianity from its Jewish roots and advanced the premise that Jesus was an Aryan. The program is free, but reserva- tions are required. Contact (248) 432-5692. It is presented in conjunc- tion with the Center's Distinguished Speakers Series, in partnership with the Holocaust Memorial Center Zekelman Family Campus, Shaarit Haplaytah (Survivors of the Holocaust) and the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit. It also is being presented in cooperation with Hidden Children, Child Survivors of Michigan and C.H.A.I.M. (Children of Holocaust Survivors of Michigan). Shaarit Haplaytah also is sponsor- ing a Yizkor Yom HaShoah commem- oration at 1 p.m. earlier the same day Nominees Sought For Sports Hall WATCH THE LIVE WEBCAST of the national 16 Yom HaShoah to be marked by communitywide events. at the Holocaust Memorial Center in Farmington Hills. The event is free and open to the public. This program is presented in cooperation with Hidden Children, Child Survivors Dr. Susannah Heschel Association of Michigan and C.H.A.I.M. The Jewish War Veterans will open the ceremony with a color guard. Erna Gorman, representing the Hidden Children Association, and Dr. Charles Silow of CHAIM will present remarks. Gary Karp, HMC president and Dr. Steven D. Grant, chairman of the board, will welcome guests. Holocaust survivors and their families will participate in a candle- lighting ceremony. In the lobby, beginning at 12:30 p.m., volunteers will read names of those lost during the Holocaust, and Stephen Goldman, HMC executive director, will speak. HMC board member Dr. Stuart Falk will lead guests in singing the Israeli and American national anthems, accompanied by local musicians. Space will be set aside from 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. April 11 at the HMC for individuals to light a memorial candle, say Kaddish (a memorial prayer) and remember. H Find additional YOM HaShoah events in the ToDo! Calendar on page 55. michiganjewishsports.org or at www. facebo ok. com/michiganjewishsports . Deadline is Friday, April 30. Founded in 1984, the Hall of Fame, housed in the Jewish Community Center in West Bloomfield, honors Jewish individu- als who have distinguished them- selves in athletics within Michigan and fosters Jewish identity through- out the world. The 2010 Hall induction will take place on Monday, Oct.25, at the JCC. Proceeds benefit children's charities.