Sharing some general information.

We also assist with Foreclosure Prevention, and Home Loan Modification Counseling/Assistance, here at Lighthouse of Oakland County

All services are free to my best knowledge

Angel Food Ministries will be accepting orders until Sunday, April 17 at 11:59 PM, EDT. Our April menu is filled with some really great deals. This month, the Bountiful Blessing Box is brimming with value and Pastor Joe’s Premium Box contains a whopping 5 lbs. of mouthwatering Bar-B-Q, along with tasty and tender Angus Fillets and Crab Cakes. Be sure to check out our Premium Fresh Fruit and Veggie Box for the freshest items sure to add a special finishing touch to these already perfect meals. You can check out our full menu online and place your order at www.angelfoodministries.com, through your local host site, or by calling us at 1-888-819-3745 and we will assist you in placing your order.

Below are the Bountiful Blessing Box and the Premium Fresh Fruit and Veggie Box
(Other boxes available. For more information or to place an order visit us online at www.angelfoodministries.com):

Bountiful Blessing Box for only $41!

2 lb. Beef Steak Burgers 2 lb. (avg) All Natural Boneless/Skinless Chicken Breast (Tray Pack) 2 lb. Fully Cooked Meatloaf with Red Sauce 2 lb. Sloppy Joe Mix (seasoned beef & sauce) 2.5 lbs IQF Unbreaded Chicken Wings 1.5 lb. Whiting Fillets (6 x 4 oz.) 1.5 lb. Breaded Large Chicken Breast Chunks 1.5 lb. Smoked Sausage 1 lb. Fully Cooked Meatballs 1 lb. 100% Ground Turkey  1 lb. 3-way Veggie Blend 1 lb. Fresh/Frozen Butter Peas 1 lb. Mini Broccoli Florets 1 lb. Large Sliced Carrots 2 lb. Waffle Fries 1 lb. Spinach 28 oz. Baked Beans 12 oz. Egg Noodles 8 oz. Jambalaya Rice Mix 8 oz. Corn Muffin Mix 32 oz. Shelf-Stable 2% Milk 8 oz. Buttermilk Pancake Mix 1 Dozen Eggs Dessert

Premium Fresh Fruit and Veggie Box for only $23!
	1 ea. Golden Ripe Pineapple 4 ea. California Lemons 1 ea. Cantaloupe 4 ea. Navel Oranges 1 lb. Red Seedless Grapes 1 ea. Mango 3 lbs. Red Potatoes 1 lb. Cello Carrots 1 ea. Head, Cabbage 20 oz. Green Beans 5.5 oz. Bag, Green Onions 1 ea. Sleeved, Stalk Celery 1 Fruit and Veggie Recipe Sheet

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March 28, 2011, 6:45 – 9 p.m.

National Shrine Conference Center

Presented by: Mary Anne Kennedy, ABR, CRS, GRI, SFR          

Mary Anne Kennedy will present an interactive session that will give attendees tips on

o       How to avoid foreclosure

o       What is a short sale?

o       How do foreclosures or short sales affect my credit score?

o       What resources are available from the government and other programs?

o       How to avoid scams

Mary Anne Kennedy is a full time experienced real estate professional marketing consultant with 29+ years of proven expertise as a market leader.  She is a graduate of the Realtors Institute of Michigan, a Certified Residential Specialist, an Accredited Buyer’s Representative (ABR), a Broker as well as an Associate Broker.  Both the Graduate Realtor (GRI) and the Certified Residential Specialists (CRS) credentials place Kennedy in the TOP TWO percent of Realtors nationally.  As a Certified Residential Specialist, she is trained to understand the market and negotiate successfully. Kennedy has expertise in many areas of real estate including finance, contracts, negotiating, marketing, international relocation, loss mitigation consultant, property management, real estate investments, and am certified as a short sale/foreclosure specialist (SFR).  She is an active member of her church where she teaches religious education and publicly speaks for the Archdiocese of Detroit regarding foreclosures, short sales and mortgage loss mitigation.

Directions—

National Shrine of the Little Flower is located at 12 Mile & Woodward.  The National Shrine Conference Center is located North of the Church next to Yaya’s Chicken at 29130 Woodward Avenue.  Parking is available in the Church parking lot north of the Church behind the strip mall.  Church phone is: 248.541.4122.

Would you like to offer your expertise to this group?  Is your company looking for new employees?  Attend our meeting or forward requests to shrine_career_net@yahoo.com.

 Mary Anne Kennedy, GRI, CRS, ABR, TRC
Short Sale/Foreclosure Specialist, SFR

Accredited Buyer’s Representative
Associate Broker, Realty Executives Midwest

CHILD SUPPORT HOTLINE                 800-540-0008

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE HOTLINE        800-799-7233

EMERGENCY SHELTER                    800-274-3583, PRESS 0

ENERGY ASSISTANCE                      800-292-5650

FOOD STAMP HOTLINE                     800-481-4989

MEDICAID HELP LINE                        800-642-3195

MICHILD                                            888-988-6300

MI RX DRUG DISCOUNT                     888-367-6557

PARENT HELP LINE                           800-942-4357

RED CROSS                                      800-774-6066

SOCIAL SECURITY ADMIN                 800-772-1213

SUICIDE HOTLINE                              800-784-2433

Chase will host a mortgage operations job fair Friday, Nov. 19, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Troy Marriott, 200 W. Big Beaver Road, Troy.
Chase plans to hire up to 200 full-time regular and temporary employees for its Troy and Bloomfield Hills mortgage operations centers.
“Chase needs more employees to help our customers refinance their loans to take advantage of today’s historically low interest rates,” said Marcy Lindhout, Midwest regional manager for Chase home lending operations centers. “We also want to help families who are buying their first homes and those who are moving up to a larger home.”
Available positions include: administrative assistants, processors, closers, closing support staff, closing supervisors, underwriters, underwriting managers and processing team managers.
Chase began hiring additional mortgage operations staff in Metro Detroit this summer and has added new jobs at Oakland Office Commons in Troy. The Bloomfield Hills site is a long-time regional operations center for Chase Home Lending.
Applicants should have one year of mortgage lending industry experience, bring resumes and come prepared for interviews. For more information, go to www.jpmorganchase.com/careers or use this link to view job descriptions.

Attendees will learn about recognizing skills and interests, choosing and preparing for a career, getting into college or entering a trade, and obtaining financial and study skills assistance.

The Women in Transition conference runs 8:30 a.m. until 2 p.m. at Baker College of Auburn Hills, 1500 University Drive. The $15 enrollment fee includes a continental breakfast, lunch, all sessions and handouts. Scholarships are available for those unable to pay the enrollment fee. For information and to register, please call Baker College at 248.340.0600 or 888.429.0410. Registration deadline is October 29.

Dawn M. Davis- Job Developer

Off-Campus Student Employment programs

Oakland Community College, MTEC Bldg

2900 Featherstone Rd, # 214

Auburn Hills, MI 48326

248-232-4145

***Please note: we are now located in the MTEC Bldg @ the Auburn Hills Campus**

Low-cost clinic opens to meet need in Oakland Co.

By ROBIN ERB FREE PRESS MEDICAL WRITER

With the number of poor people growing throughout Michigan, low-cost ‍health ‍care has expanded again — this time with a new clinic in one of the state’s wealthiest counties.

Covenant Community ‍Care, a faith-based nonprofit focused on primary medical ‍care, has teamed up with Beaumont Hospital to open a ‍health center at 27776 Woodward in Royal Oak. The goals are to provide ‍care to those who don’t have a doctor and reduce the burden on local emergency rooms.

Such clinics offer top-notch ‍care and help stabilize the ‍health of a local population, said Gary Petroni, program director of the Southeast Michigan ‍Health Association.

The clinic is designated by the U.S. Department of ‍Health and Human Services as a Federally Qualified ‍Health Center (FQHC), so federal grants will help cover costs.

There are more than a dozen similar clinics or satellite offices in Wayne County, but only a handful in Macomb and Oakland counties, according to federal data. And only one other clinic in Oakland County carries the FQHC designation — Oakland Primary ‍Health Services in Pontiac.

But according to the state, Oakland County hasn’t been immune to the down economy. Its Medicaid recipients jumped an estimated 37% — from 17,669 to 24,163 — in a 24-month period ending in September, according to state numbers.

That doesn’t surprise Paul Propson, executive director of Covenant Community ‍Care. He said Wayne County centers have seen an increasing number of Oakland and Ma-comb patients in recent years. Many had ‍health ‍care insurance for years, but lost it as the economy tanked.

“There are so many people with desperate medical situations, but manageable situations,” he said. “Because they don’t have a doctor or … medications, their ‍health erodes very quickly.”

The clinic will accept Medicaid and Medicare and provide dental ‍care, obstetric and pediatric ‍care and immunizations, Propson said.

• CONTACT ROBIN ERB: 313-222-2708 OR RERB@FREEPRESS.COM