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Ho pital employe enjoy
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SLq)port g�oup
meet
The Highland Par family
support group .of the
Alzheimer's association will
meet at Detroit Osteopathic
Hospital at 2:00 p.m. on Wed­
nesday August 16, 1989.
This support group, which is
for caregivers, family members
and friends of persons afflicted
by Alzheimer's disease or a re­
lated sdisorder, meets on the
third Wedesday of each month
at 2:00 p.m. and offers educa­
tional support programs.
Detroit Osteopathic Hospi­
tal is located at 12523 Third
Ave. Highland Park. For more
information, call 252-4495.
Brantely and Rolland
to compete for
. trea urer
Delore Videau enjoys
tkiDg Deroit Osteop thic
H pital (DO ) because of the
"family atmosphere." And for a
few years, the hospital truly was
a family. That's because 20
years ago Vid u's mother,
ina Andres, was an employee
in the DOH laundry. She liked
the hospital so much she helped.
her daughter get a job there.
Videau, the DOH Employee
of the Month for July, remem­
bers those days fondly when she
and her mother lived around the
corner from the hospital and
would walk to work together
every moming.
Videau started at OOH as an
nurse's aid and was transf; red
to the Central Sterile Supply
area. In her job m teri Is
aide, she cl ans p . ent supplies
that will be taken to patient
rooins and dispenses medical
equipment. She also is respon-
ible for sterilizing her mother
retired 10 years go after 17
year of ervice, Videau still
likes DOH becaus "all the
people are so nice."
Videau grew up in
Hamtramc , but her family
moved to HighHtnd Park where
she graduated from high chool.
She now lives on the west side of
Detroit with her husband, Lee,
and her mother.
Videau's joy is her yard an'd
garden. "When it's warm out
and sunny, I'm outside all day. I
love flower ,so I spend a lot of
time weeding my garden. I trim
the grass and hedges. I've also
painted my garage and house
thi summer," she says.
The DOH Employee of the
Month program recognizes
employee who are voted by co­
worker as outstanding. At
_ reception, the emeployee is
honored and receives a paid day
off, a $50 savings bond, and
Employee of the Month 'pin,
and other gifts. DOHis an af­
filiate of Horizon Health �ys­
tems, an organization of
hospitals and health services.
Horizon affiliates include Bi­
County Community Hospital in
Warren, Riverside Osteopathic
Hospital in Trenton, and the
Dctr iot Heart Institute at
DOH.
By ROD Sei I
HIGHLAND PK. - Former
City Treasurer Benautrice
(Ben) Rolland will be running
against City Finance Director
Elizabeth Brantley in the final
election for Highland Park
Treasurer
Police Officer John Hol­
loway sought a recount of the
primary election last month.
The city clerk's office aftermak­
ing the recount Thursday
August 3. ruled he lost by one
vote ..
The final results: Rolland
423 votes, Brantley, 372 votes
and Holtoway coming in very
close with 371.
Registration
August 22 thru 28
Classes Begin August 28
mprov ,your earning power· .
. wi.th on of our eereer programs:
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FInancial Ald· Scholanhip -Loans .
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Liberal Arts-Transfer Programs
Pre·Prof Procrams·
Place-9ooPeraUve Program
Approv d for Veterans
Student Par In AvaIlable
Tutoring Couh ling Service
Career Training Programs
Vocational T chnlcal Program.
Coun elln and Career Planning
ChUd Care Available
Shop In your
community
and atch
it grow
HIghland Par Common ty College
Servlng Metropoutan Detroit Slnce 1918
01 at 11Ilrd • H land.. rk. Mich.
252·M'75
Come see u today... about your tomorrow.
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