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000000 It's Hard To Stop A Trane. FURNACE TUNE-UP AND SAFETY CHECK t )FBU&YDIBOHF&YBNJOBUJPO t $POUSPMT5FTUFE t .PUPS0JMFE$IFDLFE $ 79 OR Get a Yearly Maintenance Agreement $ 15/mo. SAVE UP TO 30% ON YOUR ELECTRIC BILLS! t 'JMUFS$IFDL t )VNJEJåFS$IFDL t 5IFSNPTUBU$IFDL for as low as NEW CUSTOMER SPECIAL $ 25 OFF Any Service Call with Repair Steven Bez Co-Owner Laurie Sherman Comfort Specialist $ 500 off Select Trane Equipment 2201620 (248) 585-2600 Family owned and operated since 1900 Over 100,000 satisfi ed customers since 1900 FALL PERIMETER INSECT CONTROL INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR RODENT CONTROL WE TREAT BOX ELDER BEETLES LADYBUGS CLUSTER FLIES PLUS MANY MORE…. 42 November 2 • 2017 jn moments Gartrell Sydney Logan Gartrell will lead the congregation in prayer on the occa- sion of her bat mitzvah at Temple Israel on Saturday, Nov. 4. She will be joined in celebra- tion by her proud parents, Nikki and Jason Gartrell, and brother Brady. She is the loving grandchild of Marla and Jimmy Gartrell, the late Barbara and Sanford Brodsky, and the late Loretta Barton. Sydney attends Orchard Lake Middle School in West Bloomfield. Among her many mitzvah projects, she found collecting tzedakah to donate to the Multiple Sclerosis Society the most meaningful as this organization is near and dear to her heart. Isabelle Goldstein Isabelle Grace Goldstein, daugh- ter of Megan Gormley and Alan Goldstein, will chant from the Torah as she becomes a bat mitzvah at Temple Israel in West Bloomfield on Saturday, Nov. 4. She will be joined in celebration by her siblings Ethan and Caleb and proud grandparents Adelle and Dr. Marvin Goldstein, and Barbara and Dr. Paul Gormley. Isabelle is the great-grandchild of Sarah Zeldin, and Marguerite and Major Paul Roosen. She is a student at Bloomfield Hills Middle School. As part of her mitzvah project, Isabelle volun- teered for the Special Olympics ice skating program; as a national level competitive figure skater, she found this to be very rewarding. Noa Goldstein Noa Taylor Goldstein will lead the congregation in prayer on the occa- sion of her bat mitzvah at Temple Israel in West Bloomfield on Saturday, Nov. 4. She is the loving daughter of Lauren and Jon Goldstein and sister of Eli. Noa will be joined in celebration by her proud grandparents Marcia and Roger Fenton, Marty and Mark Goldstein, and Faith Goldstein Cunitz and Jesse Cunitz. She is also the great-grandchild of Sally and the late Nathan Soberman. Noa is a student at Bloomfield Hills Middle School in Bloomfield Hills. As part of her most meaning- ful mitzvah experience, she helped children from the West Bloomfield- based Friendship Circle participate in the Miracle League, a summer baseball program. Kay Matthew Ilan Kay, son of Ronna and the late Douglas Kay, will lead the congregation in prayer as he becomes a bar mitzvah at Temple Israel in West Bloomfield on Friday, Nov. 3. He will be joined in celebration by his siblings Jolie and Richard Hartman, and Alix and Steve Craig. Matthew is the loving grandson of Dorothy and the late Martin Harwood, and Claire and the late Dr. Sherman Kay. He is a student at Hillel Day School of Metropolitan Detroit in Farmington Hills. As part of his most meaningful mitzvah proj- ect, Matthew raised funds for the Hermelin Brain Tumor Center at Henry Ford Hospital. Kruger Seth Mitchell Kruger, son of Kimberly and Richard Kruger, will chant from the Torah on the occa- sion of his bar mitz- vah at Temple Israel in West Bloomfield on Saturday, Nov. 4. He will be joined in celebration by his sister Emily and proud grandparents Arlene and Marvin Gurecki, and Geri and John Kruger. Seth is a student at West Hills Middle School in Bloomfield Hills As part of his most meaningful mitzvah experience, he raised funds for the Detroit Lung Force Walk, where he led a team of family and friends.