Newsletter - Grosse Pointe Crisis Club

Grosse Pointe Crisis Club
Newsletter
Celebrating 54 Years of Helping Those in Need
Volume 44
September/October 2010
Number 5
GROSSE POINTE CRISIS CLUB
COMEDY NIGHT 2010
OCTOBER 19th
The Grosse Pointe Crisis Club Comedy Night is back by popular
demand. This year, making an encore appearance is Mark Knope.
From The President
Greetings and welcome to the last quarter
of 2010. Unbelievable as it seems, we’re
on the downward slope of what has been
a successful year.
First, I want to recognize Steve Graus
and Ted Eikhoff for spearheading another
successful Kotcher’s Kapers Golf Outing.
Special thanks go to Jim Maniere who
again secured over forty Tee/Hole sponsors which made the outing a financial
success. Steve, Ted and Jim not only continued our tradition but, more importantly,
assured the continued viability of an event
that brings members and guests together
for comaradie , fun and a great value to
the participants and the Club. Please take
a look at page 6 and acknowledge those
businesses and individuals who contributed their time and resources to make this
outing a success. I sincerely hope that
you will take note of our sponsors when
you make a purchase, whether it be an automobile, a gift of jewelry or the selection
of a financial counselor. Our Tee/Sponsors support our Club and I encourage you
to support them.
The Fall season kicks off with our always
popular Comedy Night, this year featuring
Mark Knope. Mark last entertained the
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Over the years, Mark has had the opportunity of working with some
of the biggest names in the stand-up biz, like Brett Butler, Kevin
James, Richard Lewis, Bobcat Goldthwaite and Tommy Chong. He
has appeared on Comedy Central’s “Stand-Up, Stand-Up,” “Nightshift” on FOX, and “America’s Funniest People.” His style is highenergy with lots of sound effects and quirky facial expressions, and
incorporates some of the best celebrity impersonations to be heard!
This years’ show will be hosted by the Clubs’ resident master of
ceremonies Rich Higgenbottom, commonly found entertaining at
Joey’s Comedy Club/Kickers Ultra Lounge in Livonia, MI.
Past attendees have said comedy night is “the best value on the
eastside”; generous cocktails, great food and excellent entertainment in a social setting with friends, family and business associates.
The Crisis Club is promoting couples attendance so please make
every effort to attend. A flyer is included with this newsletter. Please
confirm your attendance at the event and contact Ted Eikhoff as
soon as possible.
2010 Board of Trustee Candidates
John Bogdzewicz
John Kotcher
Nick Sharku
Robert J. Godard
Robert Hellrung
Please plan on attending and voting at the annual Trustee
Election on Thursday, November 4th.
Grosse Pointe Crisis Club
Giving People Care and Consideration
HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING
www.americanstandardair.com
(586) 421-2400 • Fax: (586) 421-0630
www.youngsupply.com
OFFICERS — 2010
Distributed by
Young Supply Company
Anthony R. Vallan
Vice President of Operations
Crisis Club Member
52000 Sierra Drive
Chesterfield Twp., MI 48047
INDUSTRIAL
SOURCES
President
James M. Flannery
CONSULTING
INVESTMENTS
INSURANCES
REAL ESTATE
JAMES L. MANIERE - CHAIRMAN
Vice-Presidents
Drew J. Dungan 1st V.P.
Robert E. Fleming 2nd V.P.
Secretary
Douglas C. Wozniak
51607 Kachina Lane • Macomb Twp. 48042
(586) 232-3994 • Email: [email protected]
Crisis Case Director
Donald H. Vormelker
1600 East Ten Mile Road
Hazel Park, Michigan 48030
Tel: (248) 399-2830
Fax: (248) 399-1358
Fax: (248) 399-6392
Treasurer
Michael P. Arnett
Resident Agent
Michael P. Arnett
ROBERT PUSKAS, JR.
TRUSTEES
Term Ending Dec. 31, 2010
Robert F. Hellrung, Jr.
John Kelsey, III
John H. Kotcher
Nicholas D. Shanku
Term Ending Dec. 31, 2011
John J. Blake
James P. Ellis
Gilbert Mannella
Michael A. Szmigiel
Term Ending Dec. 31, 2012 Term Ending Dec. 31, 2013
Richard Grosfield, Sr.
Robert J. Borowy
James L. Maniere
Drew J. Dungan
Richard E. Molitor
Robert E. Fleming
Jerry A. Oreson
Douglas C. Wozniak
Fax (586) 774-1960
Sam Ventimiglia, Financial Consultant
Crisis Club Member
26107 Harper Ave. • St. Clair Shores, MI 48081
W E A L T H
P L A N N I N G ,
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877-SAM-VENT (toll free)
[email protected]
www.glwealthplanning.com
Securities Offered through LPL Financial
Member FINRA/SIPC
586-463-2671
36470 Jefferson
Harrison Township, MI 48045
ADDITIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES
Newsletter
Assistant Crisis Case Director
Ted E. Eikhoff
Robert H. Balcerzak James M. Flannery
Legal Counsel
Nominations/Elections
Douglas C. Wozniak
Robert H. Balcerzak
Walter Heck, Jr.
Membership Chairman
Richard Grosfield Sr. Parliamentarian
Donald G. Dungan
Membership Coordinator
Event Facilitator
Gerrit C. DeMeulenaere Ted E. Eikhoff
Service Officer
Advertising Chairman
John H. Kotcher
James L. Maniere
HOT LINE PHONE NUMBER (810) 334-6078
P.O. Box 36243 • Grosse Pointe, MI 48236
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: www.gpcrisisclub.org
by the lake
Nicholas M. Ritts - Member
good drinks! great food!
MEDICAL WELLNESS CENTER/ARMADA CHIROPRACTIC
Whole Hearted Health Care
Dr. Maqbulur R. Khan - Chiropractic
Dr. Fransisco L. Buen - Medical
Physical Therapy / Massage Therapy
23111 E. Main St. • Armada, MI 48005 • (586) 784-9127
Duker - Reilly - McPherson & Associates, Inc.
Manufacturers Representatives Since 1973
Ray McPherson, Crisis Club Member
Specializing in the application of Heating and Cooling Products
that Increase Comfort and Save Energy.
9439 Marine City Hwy. • Ira, MI 48023 • (586) 725-2552 • Fax: (586) 725-2945
www.duker-reilly.com
17060 MASONIC BLVD., SUITE 101 • FRASER, MI 48026
(586) 296-1312 • Fax: (586) 296-0352 • [email protected]
Jason Hill - Crisis Club Member
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Crisis Case Corner
By Robert H. Balcerzak – Assistant Crisis Case Director
Case 1400
Investigators: B. Balcerzak – Don Dungan
A Crisis Club member asked the Club to help a single mother
of three children. The 42-year old Roseville mother never
had a problem raising her children until she permanently lost
her job. She has always coped in spite of suffering from rapid
cycling bipolar disorder and severe depression. Her unemployment benefits ended, pushing her over edge. She started
using drugs causing her to end up in rehabilitation and losing
her children. A case worker has verified her recovery process
and is assisting to reunite her with her children. The Crisis
Club paid one month’s rent and approved the purchase of
clothes, food and personal and household items from Meijer.
Case 1403
Investigators: J. Oreson - D. Vormelker
A 52-year old Detroit woman was also referred by a Crisis
Club member. The single woman, as a substitute teacher, had
no insurance to cover back surgery for five herniated discs.
Her mother has been keeping her afloat for the last two years
but has financial problems of her own. She is planning to
return to teaching this fall. The Crisis Club made three payments for her modest rent.
Case 1405
Investigators: B. Balcerzak - D. Vormelker
An elderly Eastpointe couple has been able to live on a small
pension and their Social Security. The husband, in his 70’s,
became disabled while at the same time his wife continues
treatment for lung cancer. Their medical expenses have
depleted their savings and has placed them behind with living
expenses. The Crisis Club paid a DTE bill and a mortgage
payment.
Case 1407
Investigators: J. Oreson - D. Vormelker
A referral from Van Elslander Cancer Center identified a St.
Clair Shores resident in crisis. The single 50-year old woman
was unable to work while being treated for breast cancer. She
has applied for Social Security benefits and plans to return to
work this summer. Her landlord has waived late charges and
the Crisis Club made three rent payments and paid a Consumers Energy bill.
Case 1408
Investigators: B. Balcerzak - D. Vormelker
A family living in Lenox, MI was also referred by the Van
Elslander Cancer Center. The couple has four children and is
also raising a grandchild. The father is a laid off contractor and
the mother is unable to work while in treatment for gallbladder
cancer. The case investigators arranged to provide food and
gas while their neighbors continue to help in other ways.
Case 1409
Investigators: B. Balcerzak - F. LaGrasso Sr.
A Catholic Chaplain called the hot-line asking for any possible
assistance for a man just released from a Detroit hospital. Case
investigators reported the 47-year old was a double foot amputee, due to juvenile diabetes. The man was living in squalor
in a home he claimed to own free and clear. He does collect
modest Social Security Disability benefits and a food allowance. The young man’s only concern was that he wanted to
keep up his monthly payments to DTE to pay off a $3,000.00
balance. He just didn’t want to live in the dark if his power
was shut off. The Crisis Club made payments to cover the next
three DTE payments and gave him Kroger certificates.
PLEASE NOTE!
We encourage our members to refer people or families in a possible crisis or emergency, but we ask
our members to contact the Crisis Director or any
Trustee in person. Please do not give anyone the
hot-line number, or the telephone number of case
investigators or any other Crisis Club member.
MOTTO
The Grosse Pointe Crisis Club is pledged to
act fast in an emergency or “CRISIS” not
covered by the policies of other charitable
organizations. Cases requiring continuing
aid are best handled by others.
Serving the Community Since 1956
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Thank You Notes Received
Case 1402
With special thanks. This extra-special thank you note
sent to you today holds more appreciation than any
words can say. For you’re among the nicest people I
have ever known, and you’ll never be forgotten for the
thoughtfulness you’ve shown. Thanks for everything.
Thank you so much for helping me and making the
weight of the world a lot lighter!! May God bless each
and every one of you! Sincerely.
Case 1403 Handwritten from applicant
Dear Jerry,
A world of thanks for your compassion and your assistance. The generous gift from the Grosse Pointe Crisis
Club will enable me to eliminate one debt and sleep a
little bit better. Gratefully.
Case 1403 Typed by a friends at her request
I have often said that Angels come in many forms and
manifest themselves throughout different stages of our
lives. Once again, Angels have made a difference in
my life. They are Mrs. Marlene Kotcher, Property Manager of Jefferson Land, Mr. Jerry Oreson of the Grosse
Pointe Crisis Club, and the members of the Grosse
Pointe Crisis Club.
A resident of the Owen Park Apartments since June
1993, I spoke with Marlene a few weeks ago. Due to
the economy, a bad car accident last year, post-accident health problems, and many other factors, including lack of health care insurance since December 2003
when I was laid off from Ford Motor Company (Systems
Engineering Trainer). Debts have been steadily increasing. A trip to Harper Hospital’s Emergency Room in
January 2010 due to serve food poisoning resulted in
a very large hospital bill. I sold some gold jewelry to
pay some of the balance but reached a standstill and
began contemplating bankruptcy, overwhelmed by my
debts and lack of permanent employment. This is what
Marlene and I discussed and that is when she mentioned the Grosse Point Crisis Club, indicating that she
would speak with her husband, a member, regarding
my circumstances. A few days later I received a call
from Jerry Oreson.
Throughout our conversation, Jerry was warm, understanding and compassionate. He explained to me the
purpose of the Club, stating that he’d discuss my situation with its members. When we next spoke, Jerry informed me that the club had agreed to pay one month’s
rent to Jefferson Land on my behalf.
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Imagine my surprise when Marlene called me Tuesday to inform me that she had seen Jerry at an event
over the weekend and that he had given her a check
for $1,635.00 as I had originally been informed! This
amount which has paid my rent through September
30th, will allow me to cover the outstanding hospital
bill!! Thank you, from the bottom of my heart, to each
and every one of you Angels, for your generosity, for
your compassion, and helping someone in need whom
you’ve never met. Since my layoff from Ford, I have
been a contingent Substitute Teacher and a community
outreach volunteer for many organizations, including
the Detroit Police Department.
Again, thank you for making a difference.
Sincerely
Case 1404
Thank you, Good Afternoon,
I would like to take a moment of your time to thank
everyone involved in making the decision to help my
family in our time of need. It is wonderful the Grosse
Pointe Crisis Club is able to help families like mine in
all the hard work and dedication and fund raisers that
your club does. If it was not for your clubs generosity
and thoughtfulness my family would be facing a decision that could have put us out on the streets. So from
the bottom of all our hearts we thank you.
Case 1406
Thank you Grosse Pointe Crisis Club,
So much for the generous gift I have received from you.
I truly appreciate you for your kindness in my time of
need. Thank you.
Case 1407
Dear Grosse Pointe Crisis Club,
I would like to “thank you!” from the bottom of my
heart for the help you have been to me at this time in
my life. I have been off of work eight weeks due to two
surgeries and had no idea how I was going to pay my
rent or bills.
So I prayed and then heard of your wonderful organization. I applied for help and you not only helped with
the bills and July’s rent, but Augusts’ also. This is the
first time since I’ve been off of work that I can honestly
say I have felt “peace” with those concerns off of my
mind, I am able to concentrate on wellness.
Thank the Lord for you all! I hope to one day be a
blessing to others as you have been to me. God Bless
you and your endeavors! Sincerely
2010 Kotcher’s Kapers Golf Outing
The Crisis Club has had some hot
weather during its annual Kotcher’s
Kapers Golf Outings and this year, the
only thing hotter than the weather was
Gil Mannella’s foursome!
Challenged by almost 20 other teams,
Gil’s team of Bob Haise, Bill Owens
and Mike Haise shot a 58 at Sycamore
Hills and defeated the second place
team led by Gerry Finazzo.
As Co-Chairman of this annual event, along with Ted Eikhoff, I
would like to thank all of the players, car sponsors, tee sponsors,
gift and cash donors and volunteers for their commitment to the
Club and their support of the Golf Outing.
With a reduction in operating costs and many generous players
and sponsors, this event again raised over $9,000 to support the
Crisis Club and the needy people we support.
Please keep the Kotcher’s Kapers Golf Outing on your calendar
in 2011.
Sincerely,
Steve Graus and Ted Eikhoff, Co-Chairmen
2010 Kotcher’s Kapers Golf Outing
2010 KOTCHER’S KAPERS
GOLF OUTING WINNERS
SCRAMBLE WINNERS
1st Place (58):
Gil Mannella, Robert Haise, Mike Haise, Bill Owens
Finally Finished:
Jerry Heck, Lloyd Heck, Ron Heck, Randy Heck
CONTEST HOLES
SKINS WINNERS
#2 West, Closest-To-Pin: Don Grosfield
#2 South, Closest-To-Pin: George Kaska
#4 West, Closest-To-Pin: Marty Godard
#7 South, Cloest-To-Pin: Dr. Tim Sullivan
Gil Manella - 3
Gerry Finazzo - 2
PUTTING CONTEST WINNER
Bill Tierney
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2010 Kotcher’s Kapers Golf Outing Contributors
Please join the Crisis Club in thanking the following contributors, all of whom made this a special day, for
prizes and fund raising for our Crisis Case efforts.
Please keep all of these supporters in mind when shopping for your products and services.
Tee/Green Sponsors
ABC Boring Co.
Fecteau Ventilation & Fabricating
Motor City Fastener
Edmund T. Ahee Jewelry Co.
Flagstar Bank
National Coney Island
A.H. Peters Funeral Homes
Don Gooley Cadillac
Paragon Technologies
America’s Finest Printing & Graphics
Hakim & Assoc. Inc. Financial Services
Plum Brook Golf Club
Anesthesia Revenue Management
Halpin & Associates
Dan Roemer Plumbing
Armada Chiropractic Clinic
In Memory of Alfred Cytacki
Compliments of Jim Sesnie
Blake, Kirchner, Symonds,
Larson Kennedy & Smith P.C
Jaguar of Lakeside
Signature Medical Equipment, LTD.
Hank Kinzey & Associates, Inc.
Sycamore Hills Golf Club
Jim Causley Buick / GMC
Compliments of the Kotcher Families
Terry’s Terrace
Champs Rotisserie & Spirits
Krueger Heating & Air Conditioning Inc.
Gerard Thomas Company, Inc.
Crest Lincoln Mercury
RAY MAC HVAC Sales Co.
Total Sports & Regal Lanes
Crest Volvo
The MACKE Group
Triangle Electric Company
The DeMeulenaere Family
Jim & Dolly Maniere
Wolverine Bronze Co.
Eastown Distributors
Prizes / Cash Contributors
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Chinn Jewelry Co.
Great Lakes Wealth Planning
Maggiano’s Italian Restaurant
Communications Collective Ltd.
Industrial Sources Inc.
Maple Lanes Golf Club
Cost Plus Inc.
Irish Coffee Bar & Grill
Jerry Oreson
DC Sports
Jawor’s Golf Center
Rammler Golf Club
Dave and Gail Dietz
Kojaian Management
Tim Robson
In Memory of Mike Duffy
The Kotcher Family
Sycamore Hills Golf Club
Eastown Distributors
George Koueiter & Sons Jewelers
Terry’s Terrace
Jim Ellis
Frank LaGrasso, Jr.
Wood’s Trophy
Grosse Pointe Crisis Club 2010 Golf Outing
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Charity Poker Update
By Walter Heck
SEPTEMBER BIRTHDAYS
3 Link H. Bessert
3 Thomas A. Schlack
3 Kevin D. Schoensee
4 Richard Grosfield, Jr.
6 Daniel J. Aitken
7 John J. Blake
10 Walter Heck, Jr.
10 Kenneth C. Kazerski
13 Matthew E. Stevens
14 Roland J. Rinke
18 David E. Durney
18 Sam J. Hakim
20 John H. Coppins
22 David A. Champine
24 Tymon C. Totte, D.D.S.
26 Anthony P. Frabotta
26 Neill T. Peters
29 John Kelsey, III
OCTOBER BIRTHDAYS
6 Dan J. Greene
7 Darryl A. Spicher
8 Steven J. Oreson
10 Steven Grimsic
10 Larry E. Smith
11 James M. Flannery
13 Roger Lee Sulkowski
15 Richard D. Ray
16 Frank T. LaGrasso
18 Dallas R. Kitchen
19 Walter S. Cytacki
20 Jack Patterson
21 Donald G. Dungan
22 Lawrence T. Hakim
24 Donn Fresard
25 Gerald Phillips
31 Thomas M. Bolz
31 Jim Sesnie
31 Michael R. Sullivan (Tim)
Belated Happy Birthday’s
July 24 - Thomas Wm. McEntee
July 28 - Douglas G. Barry
Membership Applications
By Gerrit DeMeulenaere-Membership Coordinator
Jack Patterson is retired and lives in Clinton Township,
MI. His sponsors are Richard Albrecht and James Ellis.
Upcoming Events
2010
Sept. 16
Trustee Meeting
Barrister Gardens
Oct. 19
Comedy Night
Barrister Gardens
Oct. 26-29 Charity Poker
Sunnybrook Golf/Bowl
Nov. 4
Election and
Barrister Gardens
Membership Meeting
Dec TBD
Christmas Party
2011
Spring Sports Night
Aug, 1
Kotcher’s Kapers
Golf Outing
Contact me and sign-up with a fellow member or friend
to help the Club take advantage of this outstanding
fund raising opportunity. You should know,that the revenue from our three-day July event was over $2,800. It
takes just a few hours of your time to contribute to this
effort that provides much needed funding for our crisis
cases. Please do your part as a supporting member of
the Crisis Club.
Contact me at (313) 582-1100 or (313) 505-1215.
New Member Profiles
By Gerrit DeMeulenaere, Membership Coordinator
William (Bill) O’Donoghue resides in Grosse Pointe
Shores with his wife Barbara. Bill is originally from
Kalamazoo, MI and was a stock broker for over 40
years. He is acquainted with many Crisis Club members and hopes to help us with the many functions
of the Club. His sponsors are John M. Kennedy and
Dick Grosfield.
Service Officers Report
By Jay Kotcher
Member Dan Roemer’s mother, Joyce, passed away
on July 22nd in Algonac. She is also survived by her
husband Carl, daughter Diane, six grandchildren and
nine great-grandchildren. Please remember Joyce
and her family in your prayers.
Vice President Bob Fleming continues to battle a
number of maladies. Please keep Bob in your prayers
and take a minute to give him a call.
Crisis Club
Contact Information
Web: www.gpcrisisclub.org
E-mail: [email protected]
TBD
April 4
Members/volunteers are needed for our Charity Poker
venue on October 26 - 29. The card games/tournaments are held at Sunnybrook Golf & Bowl Motel in
Sterling Heights.
Barrister Gardens
TBD
Mail: Grosse Pointe Crisis Club
P.O. Box 36243 • Grosse Pointe, MI 48236
Crisis Case Hot Line Phone
810-334-6078
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From the President (continued from page 1)
Club nine years ago and has garnered an ever increasing
and enthusiastic following at comedy clubs and on television. Details on this evening of entertainment are on
page 1, and I hope you will invite all your friends to
attend. This will be another great night to bring your
spouse or significant other to a Club function and introduce potential members to our philanthropy.
I hope you will become familiar with those members who
have placed their names in nomination for the Board of
Trustees and whose pictures are on page 1 of your newsletter. The election is on Thursday, November 4th and I
encourage you to attend and vote. This is a complementary evening, sponsored by your Club, featuring an ongoing
appetizer buffet and open bar, and new members applying
for membership that night will also be guests of the Club.
The Grosse Pointe Crisis Club website is now up and running. gpcrisisclub.org allows members, potential members and donors easy access to our history, objectives,
events calendar and opportunities for membership and
contributions. I hope your will visit the website and share
it with your friends and associates.
Drew Dungan has again offered to chair a Crisis Club
Christmas Party. Details will be forthcoming in the next
edition of your newsletter.
Walter Heck’s article on page 9 offers you and your
friends another opportunity to assist the Club by participating in our charity poker effort. Please contact Walter
and offer your support.
I thank you for your continued support and look forward
to seeing you at our upcoming events.
Regards,
Newsletter Availability
If you would like an additional copy of our Newsletter
for family, friends or business associates, please stop by
the following establishments:
Irish Coffee Bar & Grill
Grosse Pointe Farms
Oak Room Grille
Marine City COMMERCIAL / INDUSTRIAL
HEATING AND VENTILATION SYSTEMS
President
Crisis Club Member
Thank you,
Jim Maniere, Advertising Chairman
(586) 232-3994
Email: [email protected]
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959 E. Whitcomb • Madison Heights, MI 48071
(800) 334-6865 • Phone: (248) 589-8150
Fax: (248) 589-8155 • Cell (248) 521-4717
[email protected]
www.intradiant.com
Daniel J. Aitken, CPCU, CIC
John L. Konechne, CPCU, ARM
Crisis Club Member
Aitken-Ormond, Shores & Neesley
Insurance Agents & Consultants
710 Notre Dame • Grosse Pointe, MI 48230
(313) 881-5322 • Fax: (313) 881-5775
DISTRIBUTORS OF:
SINCE 1933
AND OTHER FINE PRODUCTS
Paul Quasarano
Crisis Club Member
14400 Oakland Ave.
Highland Park, MI 48203
(313) 867-6900
(313) 867-6020 Fax
www.eastown.com
HALPIN & ASSOCIATES
• TAX PLANNING
• BUSINESS START-UPS
• INDIVIDUAL, BUSINESS, ESTATE & FIDUCIARY TAX RETURNS
NEW CLIENTS — 10% OFF
TOM HALPIN - Crisis Club Member
21250 Harper Ave. • St. Clair Shores, MI • 586.774.6875
MANUFACTURERS OF
BOLTS • SCREWS • STUDS • RODS • NUTS
Lawrence W. Ray - Crisis Club Member
ISO 9002 CERTIFIED QS 9000
FORD Q1 CERTIFIED
Home: (313) 884-7982 • Cell: (313) 303-5097
[email protected]
FAX:
313-884-0206
WAYNE BOLT & NUT CO.
14471 LIVERNOIS AVE. • DETROIT, MI 48238 • (313) 862-0300
SINCE 1959
Expect More. We Deliver!
1-696 & Van Dyke • 586-758-1800
www.rinkecadillac.com
Life LIBERTY. Ê/ *1,-1/°
KRUEGER
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Michael C. Krueger
HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING, INC.
Crisis Club Member
Sales & Service Since 1930
28010 Harper • St. Clair Shores, MI 48081
586.443.4328 • Fax: 586.443.4430 • 888.477.7559
Best Bar Burger In Town
Grill open til 1 am Daily
Advertising Opportunities
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likely to afford our advertisers many new opportunities.
We may retain our traditional options, and additionally
offer larger display ads. Please look for more information
to come soon.
RESIDENTIAL GARAGE HEATERS
THOMAS M. BLAKE
Your Host: John Kennedy
Crisis Club Member
(313) 881-5675
18666 Mack Avenue
Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236
A.B.C. Boring Co.
DAVID DUHAIME, President
JIM DUHAIME, Retired
Crisis Club Members
30600 Ryan Road • Warren, Michigan 48092
Tel: (586) 751-2580 • Fax: (586) 751-2601