Cardiac Catheterization .. .
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You no longer need to
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Huron Valley Hospital for
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Precision equipment and
highly-skilled personnel are
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this important procedure.

The Huron Valley Cardiac
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by special procedures
technologists, registered
nurses and a cardiovascular
technologist, offering over
50 years of combined
experience in cardiac care.
The new Cath Lab is
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Huron Valley Hospital for
all your health needs.

For additional information
on this close-to-home
procedure, contact Rosanne
Seiler, R.N., Cardiac Cath
and Special Procedures
Manager, at (313)360-5075.

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efforts to bring a summer
art fair to Ferndale under-
score her commitment to
the city. She is motivated as
both a resident and as a
business owner to see
Ferndale succeed.
Steven Milgrom, who
owns Sam's Jams record
store and the Magic Bag
Theatre, is also on the Art
Fair Committee. He wel-
comes Ms. Jacobi's commit-
ment to the city he's sup-
ported for the past 15 years.
"It's nice to have someone
else who's aggressive in
marketing," he says.
"People are promoting not
only their own businesses,
but the city as a whole."
The Ferndale Art Fair,
scheduled to coincide with
the city's 75th anniversary
celebration the week of
August 9, will mark
Ferndale's first attempt at
such an ambitious art pro-

On August
14 and 15,
Ferndale will
close down
Nine Mile Road
between
Woodward and
Allen for its
first street
art fair.

ject. Mr. Milgrom, who is
responsible for the fair's
entertainment, is anxious
and excited about the
prospect. "There are a lot
more artists in Ferndale
than ever before," he says.
When Kathy Jacobi first
proposed an art fair, she
was told it couldn't be done;
there wasn't enough time; it
would be too expensive. But
the city of Ferndale soon
found that Kathy Jacobi
doesn't give up. She kept
calling and visiting city
offices. She rallied her new
neighbors and business col-
leagues. It took the Art Fair
Committee a month and a
half to get permission from
the city, but on August 14
and 15, Ferndale will close
down Nine Mile Road
between Woodward and
Allen for its first street art
fair.
Ms. Jacobi smiles at the
idea of the art fair as a one-
time deal. "I have big plans
for next year," she says. LI
Susan Knoppow is a free-
lance writer.