AUGUST 12 • 2021 | 9 THE BLOOM FAMILY WISHES THE COMMUNITY A SHANAH TOVAH LAST DAY TO ORDER 8/26/2021 Complete Dinners available Inquire About Gluten-Free Options 248-914-1878 BloomsCatering@gmail.com All Orders Delivered - Pick up by request only Bloom’s ROSH HASHANAH 2021 ENTREES Herb Roasted ½ Chicken 8.99 ea. Apple Honey ½ Chicken 9.99 ea. Stuffed Marmalade Chicken 12.99 ea. Grilled Chicken Breast 13.99 lb. Breaded Chicken Breast 13.99 lb. Breaded Chicken Tenders 13.99 lb. Gluten-free Chicken Tenders 14.99 lb. Baked Salmon 14.99 lb. Lean Beef Brisket 12.99 per portion Whole Turkey (serves 10-12) 99.99 ea. Turkey Gravy 7.99 qt. Turkey Carving 7.99 ea. SIDES Vegetarian Liver 13.99 lb. Beef Liver 14.99 lb. Gefilte Fish 5.99 ea. Fresh Horseradish 3.99 pk. Mushroom Barley (serves 3) 9.99 qt. Mushroom Rice Soup (GF) 9.99 qt. Chicken Soup (serves 3) 8.99 qt. Matzo Ball 1.25 ea. Beef Kreplach 18.99 dz. Chicken Kreplach 17.99 dz. Beef Stuffed Cabbage 13.99 ½ dz. Beef Meatballs 13.99 dz. Turkey Stuffed Cabbage 13.99 ½ dz. Turkey Meatballs 13.99 dz. Kishke 5.99 lb. Potato Anna (serves 4-5) 9.99 qt. Farfel and Mushroom (serves 4-5) 9.99 qt. Carrot Tzimmes (serves 4-5) 9.99 qt. Candied Sweet Potatoes 9.99 qt. Grilled Vegetables 7.99 lb. Green Beans Almondine 6.99 lb. Potato Kugel 2.99 ea. Potato Kugel ½ pan (serves 12-16) 35.99 Noodle Kugel 2.99 ea. Noodle Kugel ½ pan (serves 12-16) 35.99 Cabbage Salad 7.99 lb. Cucumber Salad 7.99 lb. Chickpea Salad 7.99 lb. DESSERTS 7-Layer Cake (serves 6-8) 16.99 Mandel Bread 2.50 ea. Honey Loaf (serves 6-8) 11.99 Cookies 1.00 ea. Brownies 1.25 ea. C l i c k. C a ll. G i v eN o w . www.hfldetroit.org • 248.723.8184 Hebrew Free Loan Detroit 6735 TELEGRAPH ROAD, SUITE 300 • BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MICHIGAN 48301 @HFLDetroit Community donations help Hebrew Free Loan give interest-free loans to local Jews for a variety of personal, health, educational and small business needs. Margery Klausner is following in her father’s footsteps as Collection Coordinator at Hebrew Free Loan. Roger Siegel retired in 2019, having supported the HFL mission by creating processess and working with borrowers and cosigners for many years. Margery’s broad legal experi- ence and familiarity made her a great fit for HFL. Margery and her husband, Howard, also had personal experience with HFL through a Neighborhood Project loan in the late 1990s. “We moved to Southfield as a young married couple, and used Neighborhood Project to help purchase the home we’ve been in ever since,” Margery said. “It was wonderful to have that support, but it wasn’t my first exposure to Hebrew Free Loan. Without breaking confidentiality, I heard from Dad through the years about the wonderful things that happened in our community because of HFL. Now, just like Dad, I have nothing but praise for the com- passion, respect and the heart of the staff and the Board. They really have that Jewish neshama.” Margery quickly made the position her own, helping to promote more technology-driven solutions for HFL processes, from paperless standards to digital signatures, to helping the refreshed website become more user- friendly. “The pandemic may have helped push forward some of what we already had in the works, but the technology doesn’t make us any less warm and friendly,” Margery said. “This agency has the capacity to really change lives for the better.”