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dining plans we offer. Weekly
maid service is another option.
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door, you'll find everything from
escorted van service, exercise
classes and card games to
dozens of other recre-
ational and social activi-
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The Completion House, a drug
rehabilitation center in Pontiac,
was recently renamed the Lin-
er House in memory of Barry
Liner, a Berkley resident who
died last year at the age of 37.
His wife, Nickki Liner, and
their son, Zachary, attended a
ceremony recently to rename the
building, which serves indigent
people recovering from drug ad-
diction. Also attending the cer-
emony were Mr. Liner's sisters,
Judith Schultz and Marilyn
Hortick, and his nieces, Terri
Stearn and Debbie Hortick.
Mr. Liner was the director of
the program for six years prior
to his death and was highly re-
garded by his colleagues and pa-
tients for his understanding and
success with drug-dependent in-
dividuals.
Donations in his honor may
be made to Liner House, 123
University, Pontiac, MI 48342.
Dr. Joseph C. Honet, chair-
man of the department of phys-
ical medicine and rehabilitation
at Sinai Hospital, has been re-
elected to a second term as a di-
rector of the American Board of
Physical Medicine and Rehabil-
itation.
Dr. Honet, who has been on
the staff of Sinai since 1967, has
served as chairman of the resi-
dency review committee for
physical medicine and rehabili-
tation since 1988. He is a resi-
dent of Franklin. ❑
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Brighton Hospital, a center
which specializes in chemical de-
pendency, will host a free corn-
munity education program titled
appointed the chairman of the
pediatrics department at Sinai
Hospital.
Dr. Glickfield, a graduate of
the Philadelphia College of Os-
teopathic Medicine in Pennsyl-
vania, has been affiliated with
Sinai since 1974. He is a resident
of West Bloomfield.
Chemical Dependence in the
Family: How Their Addic-
tion Affects You, 7 p.m. Tues-
Dr. Ruth Barnett of Sinai
July 9, at Botsford Hospital in
Farmington Hills.
For more information, call
(810) 477-6100.
Health System has relocated her
internal medicine practice to
15101 W. McNichols in Detroit,
joining Drs. Kevin and William
Kyle.
Dr. Barnett, a resident of De-
troit, has been on staff at Sinai
since 1991. A graduate of Michi-
gan State University College of
Osteopathic Medicine, Dr. Bar-
nett completed an internship,
and residency in internal med-
icine at Michigan Health Cen-
ter and Sinai Hospital.
Art Huber III was promoted to
assistant vice president of Fa-
cility Management at Sinai Hos-
pital.
Mr. Huber, a resident of Wa-
terford, served previously as
Sinai facility manager. He will
assume administrative respon-
sibility for the implementation
of the hospital's renovation pro-
gram.
day, July 9.
For additional information,
call (810) 227-1211, Ext. 248.
Help for Impotent Men
(HIM): The Medical Work-
Up, will be held 7 p.m. Tuesday,
A free immunization clinic
for Farmington and surround-
ing areas will be hosted by the
Oakland County Health Divi-
sion 9 a.m.-noon Wednesday,
July 10, at the Clarenceville
United Methodist Church,
20300 Middlebelt Road in
Clarenceville. Immunizations
for measles, German measles,
mumps, polio, diphtheria,
tetanus, whooping cough and
Haemophilus influenzae Type B
(HIB) will be available.
A parent or legal guardian
must accompany the child and
bring previous immunization in-
formation. For more informa-
tion, call (810) 424-7046.
Botsford rheumatologist Dr.
Paul Wenig will facilitate the
C-