Mazel Toy!

"When my mother was diagnosed
with a terminal illness, her internist
immediate& recommended Hospice
of Michigan. The Hospice sta
made it possible for me to move m
mother to our home, knowitig I
would have support from a nurse,
aide, social worker and rabbi.
During those six weeks, mv
mother was at ease and we were
abk to have peacefill, comfortabk
times together..1 have been told
that everyone would like to think
their final weeks would be
similar, surrounded
by loved ones in a familiar
setting. "

— Lenore Dorfinati

WHAT IS EXCEPTIONAL ABOUT
THE JEWISH HOSPICE PROGRAM?

•

HOSPICE

of michigan

Jewish Hospice Program

Compassionate care.
When you need it, where you want it.

1 - 888 - 247 - 5181

vvww.hom.org

This is a special program that ensures your
loved one is cared for in a way that is familiar
and comfortable — whether in your own
home, a hospital or nursing home, or our
Farmington Hills Hospice Home.

We assist with kosher meals, observance of
Jewish customs and holidays, and scheduling
rabbinic visits. Our staff respect and honor
Jewish cultural and spiritual traditions.

9

Rochelle Imber's

WHERE PROFESSIONAL SERVICE MAKES THE DIFFERENCE!

248.855.8747

Call today for your free
in-home consultation

Knit Knit Knit

00#

eaneo Eau

Leading the industry with over 20 years experience!

.WW.MIMIUMMARIA...MMMat.Va.V-,-
.WW.Watagr4.7,WT.M

855.2114

Accents in
Needlepoint

626.3042

Orchard Mall
West Bloomfiel

fun

XN,M0>W1

Bloomfield's
Orchard Lake
Middle School. He
enjoys golf, comput-
ers, ice hockey and
attending Camp
Tanuga in Kalkaska.
Among his mitzvah
projects, he worked
at a summer camp
for children with special needs.

Bradley Louis Millman will be called to
the Torah as a bar mitzvah on Saturday,
Jan. 19, at Congregation B'nai Moishe.
He is the son of Mark and Arlene
Millman and the brother of Rebecca.
Bradley is the grandson of Lillian Wohl
and Eleanor Millman. He is also the
grandson of the late
Sam Wohl and the
late Leo Millman.
Bradley is an
honor student at
Hillel Day School of
Metropolitan
Detroit in
Farmington Hills.
He enjoys basket-
ball, football, roller
coasters and computers. His mitzvah
projects included preparing meals for
the homeless and the Dor L'Dor project
at Fleischman Residence in West
Bloomfield. He also taught children at
McKenny School in Detroit about the
Jewish holidays and customs.

Michael Nosanchuk of Bloomfield
Hills will become a bar mitzvah on
Saturday, Jan. 18, at Temple Shir
Shalom. Parents, Marilyn and Joel, and
sister Jordan will participate in the serv-
ice. His proud grandparents are Millie
and Malcolm Kurepa. He is also the
grandson of the late
May and Max
Nosanchuk.
Michael attends
Cranbrook
Kingswood Middle
School in
Bloomfield Hills.
He is active in bas-
ketball and music
and enjoys spending
time with family and friends. Michael's
mitzvah projects include delivering
packages for Yad Ezra in Oak Park and
tutoring children at the Detroit Public
Library.

Nikki Elyse Polen will be called to the
Torah as a bat mitzvah on Saturday. Jan.
19, at Temple Beth El. She is the
daughter of Cathy and Bernie Polen
and sister of Andy. She is the grand-