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away.
Heartland Health
Care Center
West Bloomfield
Skilled Nursing and
Assisted Living
6950 Farmington Road
West Bloomfield, MI 48322
248.661.1700
Heartland Health
Care Center Georgian
Bloomfield
Skilled Nursing,
Assisted Living
and Alzheimers Care
Relax! Your loved
one is in good hands.
If you're responsible for the care of an
adult loved one at home, you know all
to well time away is precious.
Heartland's respite/vacation program
gives you the opportunity to take a
break from these demands. While
at Heartland, your loved one will
be welcomed into our facility
which features a friendly,
attentive staff, tasty meals and
activities. you'll have the added
serenity knowing your loved
one is receiving around the
clock professional care in a
secure and comfortable
environment designed with
the health, safety, and well-
being of our residents.
Whether you use respite
care on a regular basis,
or just for a special
occasion, call to learn
about our short stays and
affordable rates.
2945 North Adams Road
Bloomfield Hills, MI 48304
248.645.2900
Owned & Operated by HCR ManorCare
prizes that started at a Pay Day
candy bar on up to gift certifi-
cates for JHAS Auxiliary Gift
Shop purchases.
For the 12th year, Gail
Mandel and Mary Tarnow,
Fleischman's gift shop coordina-
tors and buyers, along with the
shop's volunteers, spent weeks
prior to the show helping the
models choose their outfits and
accessories.
"The gift shop carries entire
wardrobes of wonderful clothes,
purses, accessories and many small
things the residents need, like soap,
candy bars or deodorant," Katz said.
The store remained open for shopping
after the fashion show, with Katz
adding, "All the money the gift shop
makes goes to help pay for program-
ming at Fleischman."
Helping at the event were Alaine
Waldshan, staff associate for the
Community Outreach and Education
Department of the Jewish Federation of
Metropolitan Detroit, and volunteers
Fall/Winter
Collection
A simply unique
from the Federation Women's
Campaign and Education Department.
Two of the volunteers were profes-
sional makeup artists, Katz said, who
"helped to make up the women before
the show Others served as dressers, and
to help them line up."
Men weren't left out of the mix
either. Event coordinators accepted the
offer of volunteers Bob Littky, Noah
Feldman, Ari Rubin, Jonathan Guyer
and Jeff Sulaka to escort the models
onto the runway. ❑
collection of
Fall/Winter
coats...
and of course,
enjoy the latest
international collection
of furs and shearlings
you can only experience
at Robert Mann Furs
and more.
`Robert Wann, 6 RIVA
Temple Israel To Host Book Fair
248-855-9545 45
Several special events are planned dur-
ing the Temple Israel Book Fair, which
is Sunday-Wednesday, Dec. 17-20.
A parenting workshop and book
signing with author Karen Kushner
(How to Be a Jewish Parent) will take
place 9:30 a.m. Sunday, Dec. 17 .
Michelle Weston, consulting fashion
and style director for modestyle.com
and author of Learning Curves: Living
Your Lift in Full and With Style, will
hold a discussion and book signing at
7:30 p.m. Monday, Dec. 18.
A storytime for children age 6 and
younger, accompanied by an adult,
will be at noon Tuesday, Dec. 19.
"The Cat in the Hat" character will
make an appearance. For reservations,
call (248) 661-5700.
Borders Books & Music of
Farmington Hills will be the fair ven-
dor. Shirley Saltzman is vice chair of
the Temple Israel Library Committee.
Book fair hours will be 9:30 a.m.-
3:30 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 17; 9 a.m. 9
p.m. Monday, Dec. 18k; and 9 a.m.-
4:30 p.m. both Tuesday and
Wednesday, Dec. 19 and 20.
For information, call the temple,
(248) 661-5700.
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