LAnaryllis Catering Amaryllis is preparing FRESH and DELICIOUS Foods for your holiday table. ROSH HASHANAH MENU: Births Dinners will include Pate, Chicken Soup with Matzoh Balls and Whipped Potato Kugel or Roasted New Potatoes ENTREES 11.75 14.50 Traditional roasted chicken, fragrant with herbs Roasted turkey breast with fresh orange and Gran Marnier sauce Chicken Marbella, a favorite, prepared with garlic, herbs, dried fruit and olives Tender brisket of beef 12.75 14.00 A LA CARTE SELECTIONS Pate — chicken liver with Madiera, or vegetarian pate Both are delicious served with chilled apple slices Sweet and sour stuffed baby peppers, with ground lean beef Gefilte fish Chicken soup Matzoh balls Whipped potato kugel — serves 12-14 Glazed baby carrots 7.00 lb. four/7.50 3.25 ea. 4.00 qt. 85 ea. 18.00 5.00 qt. SWEETS Fresh fruit compote, to accompany entree, or for dessert Old-fashioned marble cake with chocolate icing — serves 12-14 Lemon Chantilly roulade with strawberries — serves 12-14 6.75 qt. 18.75 22.00 KINDLY PLACE YOUR ROSH HASHANAH ORDER BY AUGUST 29TH FOR PICKUP ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5TH FAX: (810) 645-2068 (810) 645-1770 275 E. Frank • Birmingham, MI 48009 BRIAN GENDLE1VIAN, M.D. BETH BAYER, M.D. of Edgewood Center Pediatrics, P.C., are proud to announce the addition to their practice of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine MANCES BERMAN, M.D. We are also excited to announce that our office addition is complete! 8898 Commerce Road • Suite 5 • 1/2 Mile West of Union Lake Road • 810-360-9241 SAFETY DEVICES INSTALLED SAVE YOUR CHILD Child-Proof Your Home • Custom Fireplace • The original as seen on TV Guards • Wide-Mounted • Insured and Stairgates Certified Come see our FAMILY SAFE HOME in White Lake Township for 1994 Homearama built b Fireside Homes Inc, Sestember 1-18, 1994 UM Special 00 Package Keep your working parts in order. (810) 354-5969 L IN-HOME EVALUATIONS 104 American Heart Association Office: 547-7970 855-A BOY (2269) — JULY 29 — Mark Eliades and Jeanie Finkleman of Southfield joyfully announce the birth of their daughter, Rachel Lauren Eliades. Sharing in their joy are first-time grandparents, Bubbie, Sue Eliades of Oak Park, and Grandfather Charles Dykowski of Troy; and great-grandparents, Robbi and Helen Finkleman of Oak Park, Chester and Helen Dykowski of Troy. Rachel Lau- ren is named in loving memory of her maternal grandmother, Ronna Finkelmen and paternal great-bubbie, Lillian Dunn. JULY 26 — Cindi Brody and WE'RE FIGHTING FOR YOUR LIFE JUNE 13 —Jonathan and Luna Zemmol announce the birth of their son, David J., brother of Sally Rose. Grandparents are Sally and Joe Bijou of Brooklyn, N.Y., and Lita and Allen Zemmol of Beverly Hills, Mich. He is the great-grandson of Luna Sutton of Brooklyn and Anna Zemmol of Oak Park. David is named to honor his grandfather, Joe Bijou, and his deceased great-grandfa- ther, Julius Zemmol. JUNE 12 — Howard and Peggy (Sinkoe) Ginsburg of Atlanta are proud to announce the birth of their son, Avraham Moshe. Ex- cited big sister is Ilana Rachel and big brother is Raphael Shab- tai. Sharing in their joy are grandparents, Shirley Ginsburg of Oak Park and Aaron and Louise Sinkoe of Atlanta. MAY 14 — Dr. Jay and Jodi (Damraur) Eichler are thrilled to announce the birth of their daughter, Carly Paige. Carly is welcomed with love by her big sis- ter, Chelsey Nicole. Sharing in their joy are grandparents, Faye and Louis Damraur of Southfield and Estalee and Julius Eichler of Southfield. Carly Paige is named in loving memory of her paternal great-grandfather, Chaim Eich- ler, and paternal great-great- aunt, Bella Altman. Rob Starkman of Southfield are happy to announce the birth of their daughter, Meredith Julia Brody Starkman (Yonit Moriyah). Proud big brother is Charlie, age 4. Meredith is wel- comed by grandparents, Sue and Dave Brody of Southfield and Betty Starkman of Bloomfield Hills; and great-grandfather, Jack Provizer, of Southfield. She is named in loving memory of her grandfather, Dr. Morris Stark- A Special Needs Department man, and her cousin, Judge Aquatics program will take place Joseph Pernick. at Maple/Drake Wednesdays from 6:30-7:45 p.m. starting Sept. JUNE 20 — Jerry and Ruth (Si- 13 for eight weeks. This is a beginners aquatic mon) Strauss are thrilled to an- class designed to teach teens and nounce the birth of their son, adults with developmental, phys- Maxwell Harrison. Happy grand- ical and/or visual limitations, to parents are Mildred and Markus feel comfortable in the water Simon, Bertha Pollak and Harold while learning the basic swim- Strauss. Maxwell (Moshe Matan ming skills. Chaim) is named in loving mem- For information on costs and ory of his paternal great-grand- to register, call Leanie Gunsberg, fathers, Morris Strauss and Har- 661-7687. ry Wishnai. Special Needs Aquatics Class JUNE 17 — Dr. Jim and Terri Ch?&cf 5-03tx cotrA'"°-/YK mom viSai Jodi (Ross) and AUG. 1 Howard Mertz of Farmington Hills are proud to announce the birth of their son, Michael Ross (Dovid Yaacov). Sharing in their happiness are grandparents, Julius and Gloria Ross of West Bloomfield, Millie Mertz of Hol- lywood, Fla., and Leo Mertz of Rochester Hills. Thrilled great- grandmothers are Anne Glazer and Frances Goldman. Michael Ross is named in loving memory of his paternal great-grandfa- thers, David Mertz and Jack Goldman. Workshop For Sukkot (Tabak) Giuliani are happy to an- nounce the birth of their daugh- ter, Kelly Leigh.Excited big sis- ter is Lauren Elizabeth. Sharing Sukkah Building 101 will offer in their joy are grandparents, an opportunity to learn how to Jules and Estelle Tabak of Farm- build a sukkah 6:30 p.m. Aug. 23. There is a fee. This program ington Hills, Frances Guiliani of Bloomfield Hills and Albert Giu- will be held at the Applebaum liani of Troy. Kelly Leigh's He- Jewish Parenting Center, 4200 brew name, Gavriella, is in lov- Walnut Lake Road, West Bloom- ing memory of her maternal field. For information call Ruth great-grandfather, Louis Tabak. Beresh, (810) 681-5353.