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Please place orders by Friday, November 17, 2000

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Appetizers:
• Mushroom Barley Soup
• Minestrone Soup
• Sweet & Sour Meatballs
• Vegetarian Strudel

$ 4.99 Qt.
$ 4.99 Qt.
$ 7.99 Pt.
$ 4.29 Serving

Entrees:
• Half Roast Chicken w/Rosemary
• Stuffed Chicken Breast w/Bread & Apple Stuffing
• Prime Rib of Beef
• Moroccan Stew w/Tofu
• Stuffed Salmon w/Stuffing
• Whole Turkey w/Stuffing (serves 12-14)

$ 6.95 Each
$ 8.99 Serving
$10.95 Serving
$ 9.99 Pound
$10.95 Serving
$59.00 Each

Side Dishes:
• Cranberry Kugel (serves 4-6)
• Squash Souffle (serves 4-6)
• Praline Sweet Potato Casserole (serves 4-6)
• Stuffing Kugel (serves 4-6)
• Horseradish Smashed Potatoes
• Orange Cranberry Relish
• Garlic Green Beans
• Roasted Root Vegetables

$ 8.49 Each
$ 8.49 Each
$ 9.49 Each
$ 7.49 Each
$ 7.49 Pound
$ 7.49 Each
$ 5.99 Pound
$ 5.99 Pound

Desserts:
• Apple Crisp (serves 14-16)
• Pumpkin Pie (serves 8)
• Flourless Chocolate Cake (serves 10-12)

$24.50 Each
$1 1.95 Each
$26.50 Each

Pick up orders at Sperber's Gourmet Delights
on Wednesday, November 22, 2000
between 3:00-8:00 p.m.

PHONE ORDERS

(248) 932-3'766
FAX ORDERS
(248) 932-2911

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• Are you battling with your
child over food?

• Is your child sneaking food?

• Is your child gaining too
much weight?

• Do weight problems
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For more information about
classes and locations, call:

(248) 855-5112

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Photos on previous page, clockwise from
top left:

Debbi Altman of Bloomfield Hills helps
her grandson, Sawyer Altman, 5, of
Birmingham, make a tzedakah box.

Rebecca Traison, 5, and her special
friend Jodi Beals, 16, both ofWest
Bloomfield, share a homemade book.

Arnold Troostwijk of Switzerland was
the "special person" of his grandson,
kindergartner Sam Subia, 6, of
Huntington Woods.

Devra Ruda, 5, of Farmington, and her
aunt, Susi Rothstein ofWest Bloomfield,
enjoy a story.

Ian Kolter, 9, ofWest Bloomfield, joins
Cantor Stephen Dubov of Temple Beth
El in Hillel's chapel as the students and
their special friends learn how to sign a
new song for the hearing impaired.

grandchild, Sam Subia, 6, of
Huntington Woods is in first grade.
"Special Persons Day" is designed
to give Hillel's youngest students
pride in themselves, their families
and their school. The program also
helps demystify Hillel to community
members who might never have
come within its walls.
In all, the school's enrollment
amounts to about 770 students, in
kindergarten through eighth grade.
Not all the special friends were
the child's grandparents. For exam-
ple, Cantor Stephen Dubov of
Temple Beth El accompanied con-
gregant Ian Kolter, 9, of West
Bloomfield.
"It's my second time," Cantor
Dubov said. "It's so special when a
child calls and asks you to do some-
thing like this."

❑

New Head At HCR ManorCare

Tony Abela is the new administrator
at HCR ManorCare, owners and
operators of the Marvin and Betty
Danto Health Care Center on the
Applebaum Jewish Community
Campus in West Bloomfield.
HCR ManorCare operates 300
nursing homes nationwide. Abela
has been with the compa-
ny for five years.
"My goals for Danto
are simple: stabilize the
staff and work to keep the
lines of communication
open between manage-
ment, line staff, patients
and their families," Abela
said. "We want to have a
facility everyone can be
proud of."
"Abela will be a hands-
on administrator, always accessible
to staff and patients," said Keith
Helmer, regional director of opera-
tions for HCR ManorCare. "He
jumps right in and is willing and
able to do anything that he would
ask his staff to do."
Abela said, "I believe it is very
important to continually educate
and train the staff so their skills stay
sharp and they can provide quality
care for our residents. Keeping the
lines of communication open is very
important to this process."
The Danto Family Health Care

Center provides long-term health
care and sub-acute medical and
rehabilitative care. Danto recently
received certification for 20 more
Medicare beds and is expected to
have 20 additional beds certified by
January.
"What most people fail to realize

New head at Danto
urges full dialogue
with patients,
families and staff.

is that most of our patients are
returned to a home environment or
less intensive form of care," Abela
said.
"Our patients' families entrust us
to provide care to their family mem-
bers and our job is continually find-
ing ways of improving our services.
Our goal is to make Danto the cen-
ter of choice."
Abela, a Michigan native, holds a
degree in health sciences from
Grand Valley State University. He is
pursuing a master's degree in health
administration.

