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St. Clair Shores

2022-2023

Over 30 Years of bringing the community to you!

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IMPORTANT NUMBERS TO KNOW

ST. CLAIR SHORES INFO ST. CLAIR SHORES INFO

NOTARY SERVICE

Bring your document, a Photo ID, and $10.00 per document to the City Clerk’s Office in City Hall for notary services. Call 586-447-3303 for more info.

PASSPORT APPLICATION

Passports are processed Mon, Tues & Wed by appointment only. We do not do renewals except for minors (which are done as a new applicant). Services are suspended six weeks before any election through the week after any election held in the City. Call 586-447-3303 for more information.

27600 Jefferson Circle Drive St. Clair Shores, MI 48081

CITY COUNCIL MEETING

City Council Meetings are the 1st and 3rd Mondays of every month at 7:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers at City Hall.

GARBAGE, RECYCLING & YARD WASTE

GFL USA is responsible for residential trash, recycling and yard waste pick up. The customer service hours are 8:00 a.m to 5:00 p.m. weekdays. All service calls are to be directed to GFL centers at the following number 586-806-8944.

PARK PASS

Park passes are available at the Parks & Recreation Office in the Civic Arena. Call 586-445-5350 for more information.

TAX & WATER BILLS

Pay your tax and water bills at the Cashier window at City Hall.

Please call the appropriate number to confirm most current hours of operation.

WATER PROBLEMS

LOW PRESSURE

BROWN WATER

ETC

WHO DO I CALL? Call the Water Maintenance Department at 586-445-5374.

LIBRARY CARD

Bring your Photo ID with a St Clair Shores address to the Library to get a library card. Call 586-771-9020 or go to scslibrary.org for Library information.

TRAFFIC TICKETS

Go to the 40th District Court on Jefferson & 11 Mile to pay traffic tickets. For more information on court services call 586-445-5280.

ANIMAL LICENSES

Call 586-469-5115 for more information.

RESIDENTIAL STREET PARKING

Parking on residential streets is not permitted between the hours of 3:00 AM and 5:00 AM. For permit information call 586-445-5315.

BUILDING PERMITS & APPLICATIONS

Visit the Community Development Office at City Hall or call us at 586-447-3340.

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ST. CLAIR SHORES PUBLIC SCHOOLS

SCHOOL: 21601 L’Anse 586-285-8600

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15 VIOLET ELEMENTARY SCHOOL: 22020 Violet 586-285-8700

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16 JOHN F. KENNEDY MIDDLE SCHOOL: 23101 Masonic 586-285-8800

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17 LAKE SHORE HIGH SCHOOL: 22980 E 13 Mile 586-285-8900

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18 NORTH LAKE ALTERNATIVE HIGH SCHOOL/ BORN CENTER: 23340 Elmira 586-285-8780

Attendance 586-285-8782

SCS ADULT & COMMUNITY EDUCATION: 23055 Masonic 586-285-8880

ST. CLAIR SHORES

PRIVATE SCHOOLS

19 ST. GERMAINE CATHOLIC SCHOOL: stgermaine.org

28250 Rockwood 586-771-0890

20 ST. ISAAC JOGUES CATHOLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOL: stisaacjoguesschool.org

21100 Madison 586-771-3525

21 ST. JOAN OF ARC CATHOLIC SCHOOL: stjoan.net

22415 Overlake 586-775-8370

PARKS

Lac Sainte Clair Municipal Pool & Waterslide require a park pass

Contact the pool at 586.445.5270 or The Parks and Recreation Department at 586.445.5350

Blossom Heath Park & Pier

FACILITIES: Picnic area, playground equipment, barbeques, lakefront view, boat launch, fishing area off pier and restrooms

LOCATION: 24800 Jefferson Avenue, 3 blocks south of 10 Mile Road, behind Blossom Heath Inn

Frederick Play Field

FACILITIES: Picnic area, soccer area, playground equipment

LOCATION: 22600-22712 Pallister, just south of 9 Mile Road - between I-94 and Harper

Gaffke Park

Brys Park

FACILITIES: Baseball, softball, soccer fields, picnic area, walking/running path, Disc Golf Course. Statler-Maloof Dog Park - Fenced in off-leash dog park where well behaved canine citizens can exercise and socialize

LOCATION: 20700 Brys On the corner of Harper & 8 Mile Road

FACILITIES: Baseball, softball, soccer fields, playground equipment, and walkway

LOCATION: 28798 Grant Street, between 12 Mile and Martin on Gaffke Street

Many of the parks had, or are in the process of, updates. Be sure to check them out

The city parks are known as some of the best in the area - a pleasure for the whole family - from the waterfront to the local neighborhoods. The parks are open to all St. Clair Shores residents. scsmi.net Indicates a waterfront park.

Kaufman Park

FACILITIES: Baseball, softball, soccer fields, basketball court, playground equipment, and walkway

LOCATION: 23351-23499 Elaine at the Corner of Grove, from Lakeview west of Harper Avenue, just north of 9 Mile Road

Kyte Monroe Park

FACILITIES: playground, multipurpose diamonds, batting cage, tennis courts, basketball courts, horseshoe courts, picnic area, restrooms

LOCATION: 32701 Harper, west side of Harper Avenue, just north of Masonic

Veterans Memorial Park

FACILITIES: Picnic area, rental pavillion, playground equipment, “Splash Pad” for 12 & under, restrooms, beach, fishing area, volleyball, shuffle board, bocce courts, horseshoes, walk/run path and band shell for “Concerts in the Park”

LOCATION: 32400 Jefferson Avenue at Masonic (parking across Jefferson)

Wahby Park

FACILITIES: Reflecting ponds, water fountains, resting benches, domed gazebo rental available, interesting architecture and grounds

LOCATION: 24800 Jefferson Avenue (east side), south of 10 Mile Road, in front of Blossom Heath Inn

LAC Sainte Clair Park

FACILITIES: Picnic areas (covered and non-covered), concession stand, pavillions available on 1st come basis, volleyball net, pool & waterslide, boat launch, boat wells, and fishing off of pier only

LOCATION: 27600 Jefferson Avenue, just south of 11 Mile Road (behind City Hall and the library)

Welsh Park

FACILITIES: Picnic area, playground equipment

LOCATION: 22603 California, Chapoton and Englehardt, south of 9 Mile Road, & east of Mack

COMMUNITY EVENTS 2022

The following information is correct at the time of printing. You may want to confirm with the sponsors regarding individual events.

SCS Parks & Recreation • 586-445-5350 scsmi.net • nauticalmile.org

Social District Saturdays

2nd & 4th Saturday • May-Oct • 5:30 p.m. - 11 p.m.

Enjoy Games, Food Trucks, Vendors, Music

Greater Mack between 9 Mile and 9 Mack Drive

Music In The Park

Wednesdays • June 8 - August 17 • 7 p.m. Veterans Memorial Park • www.scsmi.net

SCS Farmers’ Market

Thursdays • June 9, July 14, Aug 11, Sept 8, Oct 13 5 - 9 p.m. • Food Truck Rally, beer available for purchase

Sundays • June 26, Aug 28, Sept 25 8 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Sundays • July 24, Oct 2 11 a.m. - 7 p.m. • Live Music, Food Trucks, Traveling Beer Garden Blossom Heath Park • www.scsmi.net

Rock The Dock

June 18 • noon - 7 p.m.

Beer Tent, Live Music & Food Trucks

Lac Ste Clair Marina - Behind City Hall • www.scsmi.net

Fireworks Extavaganza

June 24 • Dusk • Gates Open at 2 p.m. Veterans Memorial Park • www.scsmi.net

Chamber Music Concert Series

Mondays • July 11 - Aug 29 • 7 p.m.

Wahby Park • scsmi.net

Coney For Kids Night

July 20 • Proceeds to Benefit the Special Needs

Playground Program Music, Bounce House & Tons of Family Fun Veterans Memorial Park • 586-445-5350 Parks & Rec

Yardners 29th Annual Garden Tour

August 6 • 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Registration day of at Selinsky-Green Farmhouse Museum • scsmi.net

COMMUNITY EVENTS 2022

Aquafest

August 7 • noon - 8 p.m. • Blossom Heath Park Fun for the whole family • nauticalmile.org

Bourbon Brew & Bbq Festival

Sep 9-10 • 5 p.m. - 10 p.m. • Blossom Heath Park

Live Music, Traveling Beer Garden • scsmi.net

Apple Pie Week

Sept 13-16 • SCS Senior Center • 586-445-0996

LAC Ste Claire Art Fair

Sep 17-18 • 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Veterans Memorial Park • 586-298-2788

Lakeside Formula Open House Demo Days

Sept 23-24 • 11 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Emerald City Harbor

Halloween In The Park

Oct 23 • 1 - 4 p.m. • Trick or Treating for the kids

Veterans Memorial Park • scsmi.net

Nautical Mile Tunnel Of Lights

Dec 1 - 31 • Wahby Park & Blossom Heath Park

Christmas Tree Lighting

City Hall • 586-445-5350 • scsmi.net

8 METROPARK Golf COURSES FOR ALL SKILL LEVELS

Hudson Mill Located in Dexter, approximately 20 minutes outside of Ann Arbor, the course features popular amenities like a practice green, driving range, full grill and beverage service as well as abundant wildlife and towering hardwoods. 18 holes, 6560 yards, par 71

Huron Meadows Located off US-23 and within minutes of downtown Brighton, the course features the same popular amenities as well as plenty of wildlife and nature, making it course to visit more than once. 18 holes, 6663 yards, par 72

Indian Springs Located in White Lake, just 9 miles Northwest of Pontiac and minutes from M-59, the course features the same popular amenities as well as plenty of wildlife and nature, making it course to play every season. 18 holes, 6688 yards, par 71

Kensington Conveniently located on the borders of Livingston, Oakland, Washtenaw and Wayne counties, the course features popular amenities like a practice putting green, full grill and beverage service, making it your go-to course this season. 18 holes, 6624 yards, par 71

Lake Erie Located in the downriver area and featuring popular amenities like a putting green, driving range, full

grill and beverage services, your day of golf near Lake Erie will be memorable. 18 holes, 6489 yards, par 72

Stoney Creek Located within a six-mile radius to Rochester, Shelby Twp., Macomb, Utica, and Romeo and featuring popular amenities like a practice putting green, driving range, full grill and beverage service, offering golfers a great experience. 18 holes, 6928 yards, par 72

Willow Located east of I-275 and south of I-94, the course is an easy drive from the Detroit Metro Airport area. Enjoy popular amenities like a driving range, practice green, and food and beverage service when you are out for your round or when you stop by to practice your drive!

Lake St Clair – Par 3 Nestled in the bay of beautiful Lake St. Clair, this course offers stunning views of the lake and the Detroit city skyline. This course is the perfect place to play a quick round of golf or for beginning golfers to learn the sport. It’s also a great place to play with your child or grandchild, encouraging your love of the game.

18 holes Par 3. The Par 3 course is also a Footgolf Course. Footgolf follows the same rules of traditional golf and is played on the same course. The main difference is instead of using golf clubs the player kicks a soccer ball and the holes are much larger, 21” in diameter. Just like golf, the object of the game is to get the ball in the hole with the least amount of “kicks” possible. Foot Golf 1454 yards, par

For more info visit golf.metroparks.com

The Compass is an instrument that has a magnetic needle that, when it’s positioned horizontally, can rotate freely around its vertical axis and because the needle aligns with North-South direction it is used for navigation and orientation.

is an that has a magnetic needle that, it’s positioned can rotate around vertical axis needle aligns with direction is used for navigation and orientation.

The compass was invented in China during the Han Dynasty between the 2nd century BC and 1st century AD where it was called the “south-governor” or “South Pointing Fish” . The Chinese found that when a lodestone, a naturally magnetized ore of iron, was hung or placed so that it could rotate freely, it will always point at the same direction. They used this for divination and geomancy: they searched for gems, selected sites for houses and used it in feng shui. One of the characteristic compasses of that time was a south-pointing ladle whose handle pointed south. Not until the 11th century was the compass used for navigation, rst on land and then on water. First compasses were made of lodestone but later a magnetized steel needle was used as a main part of a compass. Naval compasses of China were made in the form of a magnetic needle that oated in a bowl of water which allowed for the needle to stay in horizontal position, especially at the rough sea.

5 WAYS TO BE MORE POSITIVE

J Physical health improves mental health

Even a gentle walk outside can do a world of good

J What you eat affects your mood

Eating a well-rounded, healthy diet helps you feel better overall

J Stay connected with family and friends

In person, phone or face to face on line to avoid isolation

J Keep your mind engaged

Reading, writing & mental puzzles are fun & don’t require much energy

J Practice a positive attitude

Practice gratitude, be optimistic, keep a sense of humor

Five quick brain teasers for teens and adults to flex two key mental muscles: Attention and Working Memory

Looking for some fun, cognitive stimulation?

1. Say the days of the week backwards, then in alphabetical order. (Speak other languages? Try doing the same in Spanish, French, Mandarin…)

2. Say the months of the year in alphabetical order. Easy? Well, why don’t you try doing so backwards, in reverse alphabetical order.

3. Find the sum of your date of birth, mm/dd/yyyy. Want a tougher mind teaser? Do the same with your spouse’s or best friend’s date of birth (without looking it up…)

4. Name two objects for every letter in your rst name. Work up to ve objects, trying to use different items each time.

5. Look around you, wherever you are, and, within two minutes, try to nd 5 red things that will t in your pockets, and 5 blue objects that are too big to t.

ST. CLAIR SHORES HISTORICAL COMMISSION

The Historical Commission is responsible for the collection, cataloging and preservation of material relating to the history of St. Clair Shores and surrounding area. The Historical Commission is also responsible for the operation of the Selinsky-Green Farmhouse Museum.

The Hist ical M k Pro am recognizes the unique history of St. Clair Shores by identifying and publicly recognizing its longstanding structures. Owners of homes or commercial structures that were built in 1951 or earlier are eligible to apply for a plaque that identifies its historical significance. The plaque will have a black background with white lettering that indicates the year of construction. For structures that are at least one hundred years old, the plaque will have a black background with gold lettering. The cost of the historical marker is $125.00, which is the responsibility of the applicant. The historical marker does not restrict the owner’s ability to update their property or structure. Historical Marker applications are available online.

The Hist ical Society is comprised of dedicated members of the community who are interested in collecting and preserving the history of the city for future generations to enjoy. Society membership is open to the public and prospective members are encouraged to participate and consider a position on the board.

The Selinsky-Green F mh se

John and Mary Selinsky bought 20 acres of land in Erin Township for $1000 in 1868. They built a split log saltbox style house, which was covered with clapboard siding soon after. John and Mary gave the home to their daughter Ernestine when she married German immigrant John Green in 1874. In 1888, the Greens paid the Selinskys $3,000 for the property and an additional 20 acres. The Greens raised six children, born between the years 1875 and 1892, in the home. In the 1920’s, electricity, indoor plumbing, an updated kitchen and a new porch were installed. The house was moved to its present location behind the Library in 1975 and restored as a museum. Photos Courtesy of Mary Stachowiak.

If you are interested in joining the Historical Commission, please apply for consideration at scs.net/116/BoardsCommissions

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BE FAST

How to Spot a Stroke

BBALANCE: Does the person have a sudden loss of balance or coordination?

EEYES: Is your loved one experiencing double vision or are they unable to see out of one eye?

F A SFACE: Is one side of the face drooping? Ask the person to smile.

aRMS: Does one arm drift downward? Have the person raise both arms in the air.

SPEECH: Is he or she slurring their speech or having dif culty getting the words out right? Have the person repeat a simple phrase.

TTIME: Time to act! Call 9-1-1

Do’s and D ’ts to help improve

St. Clair Shores’ neighborhoods

Do’s

• Keep grass mowed to less than 8 inches and remove any overgrown weeds or bushes.

• Pick up pet waste regularly and bring water and food bowls in at night.

• Remove any abandoned vehicles and repair any holes in structures like garages, sheds or houses.

• Stockpile wood in a neat and orderly manner at least 18 inches off the ground on open racks. Stockpiles cannot exceed a total height of 4 feet and cannot be more than 16 feet in length. No rewood can be stored in the front yard. Storage must be a minimum of 6 inches from any fence.

• Keep your sidewalks free of ice and snow to prevent slip and fall accidents during the winter months, it’s the neighborly thing to do and it’s the law (ord. 30.12)

D ’ts

• Ground feed birds, squirrels or other animals. Rodents see this as an easy source of food.

• Allow water to collect in pots, buckets, containers, or swimming pool covers. It could attract and breed mosquitoes.

• Park your car on the front lawn.

• Store excess trash and debris around your home. This helps keep rodents out of your yard and your neighbors.

• Pour contaminants down the storm water drains. Remember that there are over 5,000 drains in the city that drain directly into Lake St. Clair.

• Begin any home improvement project - additions, basement, bathroom, or kitchen remodeling, decks., Etc - without checking with community development. Many projects require a permit.

• Place your trash/recycling cans/bags in the street. Place all containers/bags on the right-of- way of your property for pick up. This makes it easier for vehicles to pass through your street safely.

7 poisonous HOUSEPLANTS TO KEEP AWAY FROM DOGS

Flowers are known to accentuate the décor of your home. And many plants boast a variety of properties that can help treat topical allergies as well as infections. But if your house also has pets, it is necessary to keep toxic plants away from their reach for safety.

Aloe

vera

Aloe vera is rich in healing properties, and the gel is used for preparing topical applications. However, this plant is highly toxic for dogs as the gel upsets their stomach and can trigger nausea or vomiting.

Sago

palm

This easy-growing indoor plant signi cantly improves home décor. However, if pets accidentally ingest the palm leaves, it can cause nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, tremors, or even seizures. Fever is also a noticeable effect to watch for.

Tulips

Tulips are one of the most beautiful and decorative plants to have indoors. But the stem and the blooming owers contain poisonous compounds that can upset your pet’s stomach. The bulbous parts trigger vomiting, excess drooling, and diarrhea.

Allium plants

Onion and garlic plants belong to the allium species. Ingesting the bulbous part of the herbs in large quantities triggers hemolysis, which is a severe reaction that harms the red blood cells. Symptoms include passing red urine, severe weakness, and excessive breathing that indicates a toxic reaction.

Daffodils

Daffodils are common household plants that bloom for longer periods. But every part of this plant is toxic when ingested, which is why daffodils should be kept out of the reach of pets.

Ivy English and Boston Ivy are outdoor plants grown on wood frames or around trails to help accentuate the landscape. However, always ensure that your pets don’t accidentally end up chewing any part of the plant, as most types of ivy are toxic.

Azalea shrubs

Home gardens just don’t look complete without azaleas. But these beautiful ower-bearing shrubs can trigger excessive drooling and vomiting in pets. If left unchecked for long, dogs may even experience seizures or slip into a coma.

Non-toxic exceptions like basil, chamomile, eucalyptus, lavender, and lemongrass can help fight flea and tick infestations.

SHELF LIFE AFTER BEST BEFORE DATE

(for shelf stable unopened packages)

Once packages have been opened all food should be consumed as soon as possible.

Shelf-Stable Foods

Canned Goods

Shelf Life After Best Before Date

2 to 3 years

Carbonated Beverages 3 to 9 months

Cereal 1 year

Coffee

Cookies

Dry Pasta

Peanut Butter

Popcorn

Spaghetti Sauce

Spices

1 to 2 years

4 months

2 to 3 years

18 months

1 year

18 months

2 to 4 years

How Does Date Labeling Impact Food Waste?

Confusion over the meaning of dates applied to food products can result in consumers discarding wholesome food.

In an effort to reduce food waste, it is important that consumers understand that the dates applied to food are for quality and not for safety. Food products are safe to consume past the date on the label, and regardless of the date, consumers should evaluate the quality of the food product prior to its consumption.

• A "Best if Used By/Before" date indicates when a product will be of best flavor or quality. It is not a purchase or safety date.

• A "Sell-By" date tells the store how long to display the product for sale for inventory management. It is not a safety date.

• A “Use-By" date is the last date recommended for the use of the product while at peak quality. It is not a safety date except for when used on infant formula.

• A “Freeze-By” date indicates when a product should be frozen to maintain peak quality. It is not a purchase or safety date.

NOW MORE THAN EVER IT’S IMPORTANT TO

sh local

If you spend $1at a locally owned business, $0.73 will stay in St. Clair Shores and circulate in the local economy.

However, if you spend $1 in a chain store, $0.57 will leave the area and be sent to corporate headquarters, multinational banks, or be used to pay national suppliers.

Big box stores leave less pie for you and me. When you spend your money locally, you’re not just buying local goods: you’re investing in a bigger piece of the pie for all of St. Clair Shores.

TEN REASONS TO SHOP LOCAL

1 More money stays in the local economy when you buy from a locally owned business.

2 Most new jobs are created by small to mid-sized, locally owned businesses.

3 Supporting the unique businesses that only exist in St. Clair Shores helps make our city such a great place to live and work.

4 Locally owned businesses are key supporters of local arts, education, and social non-profits.

5 Small businesses develop lasting relationships with customers, providing exceptional levels of customer service.

6 Independent companies compete to provide the most diverse set of products and services.

7 Locally produced material reduces the transportation costs and the impact on the environment.

8 Community based businesses contribute to stability in neighborhoods and help provide for public safety.

9 People’s sense of community identity is tied to memories of things that are unique in their home towns, many of which are locally owned businesses.

10 Local business owners buy from other local businesses, bank in local banks, eat in local restaurants, support local charities, and keep our local economy strong.

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Main: 586.445.0996

Helping Hands: 586.498.2331

SMART Transportation: 586.498.2331

SENIOR CITIZEN ACTIVITIES

The city of St. Clair Shores proudly offers “seniors” 50 and older a variety of activities, special events and services. We also have a senior Center which includes a fitness center, packed with equipment to suit your needs and fitness programs such as yoga, Drums Alive and line dancing. In addition, we offer a variety of trips, locally and long distance. There is also a van transportation to St. Clair Shores handicap and seniors throughout the city.

Latest updates and information can be found on Facebook!

facebook.com/stclairshoressenior

Ascension Hospital 16001 W 9 Mile

Southfield 248-849-3000

Ascension Providence Rochester Hospital 1101 W University Rochester Hills 248-652-5000

Ascension St John Hospital & Medical Center 22101 Moross

Detroit 313-343-4000

Ascension St John Medical Center

Macomb Twp 17700 23 Mile

Macomb Twp 586-416-7500

Ascension St John Family Medical

24911 Little Mack

St. Clair Shores 586-777-2050

Ascension St John Macomb Oakland

11800 E 12 Mile

Warren 586-573-5000

Ascension Urgent Care 21000 12 Mile

St. Clair Shores 586-498-3606

Beaumont Dearborn 18101 Oakwood

Dearborn 313-593-7000

Beaumont Grosse Pointe

468 Cadieux

Grosse Pointe 313-473-1000

Beaumont Medical Center

25631 Little Mack

St. Clair Shores 586-443-2900

Beaumont Royal Oak 3601 W 13 Mile

Royal Oak 248-898-5000

Beaumont Troy 44201 Dequindre

Troy ................................ 248-964-5000

Beaumont Urgent Care 18700 Mack

GPF ................................ 313-925-3486

Beaumont Urgent Care — SCS 25631 Little Mack • Ste 104 St. Clair Shores ........ 586-884-2727

Children’s Hospital 3901 Beaubien Detroit .......................... 313-745-5437

DMC Harper University Hospital 3990 John R Detroit 313-745-8040

Henry Ford Cottage 159 Kercheval GPF ................................ 313-640-1000

WALK IN CLINIC henryford.com/skipthewait

Henry Ford Hospital 2799 W Grand Blvd Detroit .......................... 313-916-2600

Henry Ford Macomb Clinton Township 15855 19 Mile Clinton Twp 586-263-2300

Henry Ford Macomb Mt Clemens 215 North Mt Clemens 586-466-9300

Henry Ford Medical Center & Pharmacy 24725 E Jefferson St. Clair Shores ........ 586-774-7800

McLaren – Macomb 1000 Harrington Mt Clemens................ 586-493-8000

University of Michigan Health System 1500 E Medical Center Ann Arbor ................... 734-936-4000

5 QUESTIONS

1. Do I really need this test or procedure? Medical tests help you and your doctor or other health provider decide how to treat a problem. And medical procedures help to actually treat it.

2. What are the risks? Will there be side effects? What are the chances of getting results that aren’t accurate? Could that lead to more testing or another procedure?

3. Are there simpler, safer options? Sometimes all you need to do is make lifestyle changes, such as eating healthier food or exercising more.

4. What happens if I don’t do anything? Ask if your condition might get worse — or better — if you don’t have the test or procedure right away.

5. How much does it cost? Ask if there are less-expensive tests, treatments or procedures, what your insurance may cover, and about generic drugs instead of brand-name drugs.

NURSING & HOME CARE

Comfort Care 18150 Mack ............ 313-881-3390

Cranberry Park at ShorePointe 26101 Jefferson ..... 586-498-4500 Heartland of GPW 21401 Mack ............ 586-778-0800

Home Care of SCS 23915 Jefferson ..... 586-778-7307 Home Instead Senior Care 20100 Mack ............ 313-647-9682

Hope Senior Home Care 79 Kercheval.. 313-881-3132 Lakeshore Senior Living 28801 Jefferson ..... 586-218-6228

When to CHILL and when to HEAT

Many of these conditions are treatable with medication as prescribed by your health care provider. And, for other situations, over-the-counter (OTC) pain relievers may be enough to help. But you still may need further relief so here are a few tips to keep in mind when deciding between ice or heat for aching muscles and joints.

Acute injuries

First of all, do not use heat on acute injuries (less than 6 weeks old). because that extra heat can increase inflammation and delay proper healing.

When dealing with injuries, it’s best to predominantly choose ice if the injury is acute. The chill constricts blood vessels which numbs pain, relieves inflammation and limits bruising.

“If you’re sensitive to cold then ice may initially seem uncomfortable or even painful to apply. Heat can feel warm, cozy and be tempting to toss on an injury,” says primary care sports medicine physician Anne Rex, DO. “But don’t be fooled! Ice wins to shut down swelling, inflammation and pain early on where heat may actually make an injury worse.”

If you’re dealing with lingering injuries (older than 6 weeks) then it’s okay to use heat. The increased blood flow relaxes tight muscles and relieves aching joints. This is especially helpful to improve range of motion on a joint that maybe isn’t moving as well.

Arthritis

The inflammation of joints or pain caused by worn-away cartilage in joints can cause pain and stiffness in places like your elbows, knees, shoulders and fingers, just to name a few. For these instances, moist heat, like a soak in a tub or shower of warm-but-not-hot water (92-100°) helps. “Patients with more chronic osteoarthritis usually feel better with heat,” says rheumatologist Linda Mileti, MD.

Gout flare-ups

The one arthritis experience that ice is best for, according to Dr. Mileti, is with a gout flare-up. When the sudden onset of pain and inflammation strikes individual joints, ice can calm the flare-ups while also helping to numb the pain.

Headaches

Who hasn’t experienced a headache of some degree? Some are lighter, easily treated with OTC pain relievers while others require some extra steps for relief. Ice can help soothe throbbing pain in your head. “Cold masks or wraps over the forehead, eyes and temples help the throbbing pain of a migraine,” says neurologist Jennifer Kriegler, MD.

While ice is usually preferred for headaches, moist heat or a heat wrap can relax neck spasms that contribute to headaches.

Muscle strains and sprains

Muscle strains and sprains usually benefit from a combo of both ice and heat when they occur. Whether you’ve pulled a muscle in your calf or back doing yardwork or sprained your ankle playing basketball, it’s best to start either off with ice to ease inflammation (including swelling, redness or tenderness of the injury) and numb the pain. Only after the inflammation resolves is it a good idea to switch to heat; this can help relieve any muscle stiffness at the injury site.

Tendinitis

Tendinitis is a painful inflammation issue that affects the tendons, the connective tissues between your muscles and bones. A common cause is repetitive activities so tendons in your elbow, knee, shoulder, hip and even your Achilles tendon are common sites. Besides the usual measures to alleviate the pain — rest, pausing of activities that cause pains, OTC pain relievers — ice is the preferred method here as it can ease the inflammation and help numb the pain.

Tendinosis

While similar to tendinitis in that there’s tendon pain, tendinosis is distinct because of the cause: a chronic, long-term condition caused by a degenerating tendon. Because this condition involves irritation and stiffness in tendons attached to joints, heat is best for relieving stiffness in the joints, but only after the inflammation resolves.

How to safely apply ice and heat

You can apply ice and heat in lots of ways. Our experts generally recommend up to 20 minutes on and 20 minutes off:

Ice packs: Frozen peas or corn, ice cubes in a baggie or frozen gel pack. You can ice beyond 48 hours, until swelling, tenderness or inflammation are gone.

Ice massage: Freeze water in a Dixie cup, peel back the top, and massage the tender area until it’s numb. (Best for targeted icing after injury or for areas too awkward for ice packs, like the elbow or heel).

Cold masks: Place a cold mask, available at drugstores, over your eyes or lay a towel soaked in cold water over your forehead and temples.

Moist heat: Enjoy a bath, shower, hot tub or whirlpool using warm, not hot, water (92-100°).

Heat wraps: Drape a heat wrap, available at drugstores, around your neck like a scarf (great for work or travel).

Heating pads: To avoid burns, remove heating pads if the area becomes uncomfortably warm.

Use caution on areas with decreased sensation if you have neuropathy (from diabetes or another condition) or Raynaud’s syndrome. Extreme temperatures can damage skin.

Wonder if it’s safe to use ice when you’re burning up with fever?

“There’s nothing wrong with using cold to bring down a fever,” says Dr. Kriegler.

 Check all fluids – power steering, power trim, lifts.

 Change out or clean all filters and strainers (fuel, oil, fresh water and sea water). The air filter (flame arrester) for the engines should be cleaned a few times a year.

 PUT IN THE DRAIN PLUG IN THE BOTTOM OR BACK OF THE BOAT.

 Check all sailboat rigging for wear and tightness.

Safety, Safety, Safety

 Check expiration dates on flares, fire extinguishers (systems). Change batteries in USCG Visual Distress Signal and flashlights.

 Check all life jackets – those kids have grown, make sure they fit properly. Test the life jackets, everyone should go in the water this summer to see how they work and fit. Get one for the dog also!

 Check all your tie lines and anchor lines for wear.

 Make sure you have a throwable life ring with a line tied to it.

 Update your first aid kit.

 Make sure charts are up to date.

 Check smoke and carbon monoxide, flue fume, and bilge alarms are all in working order.

 Check your VHF radio and antenna. Remember Channel for emergencies.You should maintain 16 for emergencies from other boaters and Coast Guard.

Finally in the Water, But Not Done Checking Yet

 Take a trial run with a friend (not the whole family) to make sure everything is in working condition and that you are well prepared.

 Fill your fuel tank, but not 100% full because you will spill excess fuel in the water from the vent. (Make sure they ll the fuel tank, not the water or waste tank.)

 Run the vent blower at least ve minutes before starting.

 Open hatches to make sure there are no fuel leaks.

 Once you start the engines, check for water leaks.

 Check oil pressure and water temperature.

Schedule a free vessel safety check from the United States Power Squadron or Coast Guard Auxiliary: www.SafetySeal.net

Wow, that was a lot to do! Now you know your boat and how to operate it.

Be Safe and remember: be calm and in control.

As suggested by Past Commander Bob Krieg. St. Clair Shores Sail & Power Squadron

Customs From Dinner Tables Around The World Curious

Korea Don’t

Accept a dish or glass with one hand.

Germany

Accept a dish or glass using both hands.

It’s most respectful. This applies when accepting food or drink from elders. It’s all about the culture of respect which using both hands demonstrates. Similarly, don’t start eating until the eldest person starts doing so.

Spain

Don’t

Rush off straight after your meal

Don’t

Use a knife to cut potatoes Do

Smash potatoes with a fork

The potatoes should be tender enough.

Using a knife means you think the potatoes are not done. Give them a smash - you’ll get better gravy coverage on your potatoes this way.

Enjoy ‘sobremesa’

Take your time in Spain. ‘Sobremesa’ literally translates to “over the table” It’s the period after a meal to digest, converse and relax - and it applies throughout the week.

Britain

Don’t

Eat asparagus using utensils Do

Use your fingers

It’s how it’s traditionally eaten. When asparagus is served on its own with a dip or dressing, use your fingers. Pick it up from the end of the stem dip it in the sauce and take a bite. Leave the woody ends on your plate.

France

Don't

Keep your hands on your lap

Do Keep both hands above the table

It’s so everyone can see where your hands are. When not using utensils, rest your wrists or forearms on the table (never your elbows). Otherwise who knows what you could be doing underneath the table

Curious

Don’tGeorgia

Customs From Dinner Tables Around The World

Japan Don’t

Leave your chopsticks sticking upright in a bowl of rice.

Do

Keep them horizontal

Sip your wine during a ‘supra’

Do

Down it in one during toasts

It’s the rule of the supra. A ‘supra’ is a large traditonal dinner party where there are many toasts. The ‘tamada’ or toastmaster, will introduce a number of toasts throughout the feast. Fortunately, the glasses tend to be on the small side.

Hungary Don’t

Say cheers with beers

Do

Clink glasses with any other alcoholic beverage

It’s a historic grudge. It’s said that when the Hungarian Revolution of 1848 was defeated, the Austrian victors celebrated by toasting with beer glasses. Hungarians vowed not to toast with beer for 150 years - a tradition that still lives on.

It’s considered bad luck. Upright chopsticks in a bowl of rice is how food is offered to the dead at Japanese Buddhist funeral ceremonies. Don’t bring about bad omens - keep chopsticks resting flat over your bowl or on the side of your plate.

Mexico Don’t

Use a knife and fork to eat tacos

Do

Use your hands

It’s considered snobby to use cutlery. Do it like the locals: pinch the top of the taco using your thumb, index and middle finger, and take a bite.

Thailand Don’t

Use a fork to transfer food to your mouth

Do

Use a fork only to push food onto a spoon, which then goes into your mouth

The spoon is the primary eating utensil.

The fork is only there to help. Forks and spoons were said to be introduced by King Chulalongkorn after his visit to Europe in 1897. Prior to that, Thais ate using their hands. Don’t eat using chopsticks either, unless your eating Chinese-style food from bowls.

HELP SAVE LAKE ST. CLAIR

HERE ARE SOME WAYS TO HELP SAVE OUR BEAUTIFUL LAKE ST. CLAIR

Collect storm water from downspouts and use it for watering plants and grass.

In the winter, collect snow in a bucket and let it melt to water indoor plants.

Buy a toilet that takes less water to flush.

Try fertilizing your lawn when it is not supposed to rain so the fertilizer won’t get washed into the storm drain.

Use a mulching lawnmower.

Compost kitchen waste from vegetables and fruits in a compost bin.

Don’t do laundry or run the dishwasher just before or during a rainstorm.

Don’t take a bath or shower during a rainstorm.

Turn off automatic sprinkler systems during a rainstorm.

Make sure downspouts are extended five feet from your house.

WHAT’S UNDER OUR KITCHEN SINK OR IN THE GARAGE CAN BE HAZARDOUS TO PEOPLE AND OUR WATER.

Which products are hazardous?

• Automotive: Oil, transmission fluid, gasoline/diesel fuel

• Home improvement: Oil-based products, glue, rust remover

• Pesticides/weed killers

• Cleaners: Tub and tile, oven

• Other: nail polish, hair relaxer, mercury thermometer, alcoholbased lotion, prescription medication, aerosol cans

How do I dispose of my products?

• Never dump household hazardous waste down storm drains, sinks,or on the ground. Take them to a recycling location.

• Contact your local community or county for household hazardous waste collection options.

Macomb County Hazardous Waste Hotline 586-466-7923 (press 5)

What alternatives can I use?

• Try using baking soda, white vinegar, and essential oils when cleaning your house. For example, sprinkle baking soda and vacuum to clean carpets. Spraying vinegar water is an easy way to clean windows.

BOATING IS SERIOUS FUN

Create a safe boating culture 365 days a year. Visit boatlive365.org for resources.

BOAT OPERATOR RESPONSIBILITY

The top 5 contributing factors in boating accidents are:

1 Operator Inattention

2 Improper Lookout

3 Operator Inexperience

4 Excessive Speed

5 Alcohol Use

DANGERS OF PROPELLER STRIKES

A typical 3-blade propeller running at 3,200 RPMS can in ict 160 impacts in 1 second.

SAFETY TRAINING

70% of deaths occurred on boats where the operator did not receive boating safety instruction.

BOATING UNDER THE INFLUENCE

Drunk boating is like drunk driving.

Boaters, don’t forget-a boat is a vehicle! The federal BAC limit for BUI is .08 - same as driving a car.

CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING

CO is the silent killer! Keep the air owing. Watch for signs of CO poisoning!

NAVIGATION RULES

1 short blast, passing port.

2 short blasts, passing starboard.

LIFE JACKET SAFETY

79% of boating fatalities were from drowning.

86% of those were not wearing a life jacket.

DANGERS OF COLD WATER

Your body loses heat faster in water than in air.

ACCIDENT REPORTING

Filing an insurance claim is no substitute for ling a boat accident report.

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Cut Flowers

folklore about common household products that can things this is best left to the professionals.

Always uses a clean vase and quality water.

Always use the fresh ower food provided.

Always re-cut your owers initially.

Always remove the leaves below the water line.

Always check the water daily and top it off.

Remove any owers that with time look less than pristine, as this will keep the remaining owers looking fresh.

Do’s: Don’ts

Never use a "homemade" substitute for ower food such as aspirin, soda pop, or bleach.

Never remove all foliage from the stem

Never place your owers with or near fresh fruit or cigarette smoke as both produce ethylene gas which will shorten ower life.

Never place owers in direct sunlight, near a heat register, or near any other source of excessive heat.

Never use ower food in crystal or metal containers as the acid in the ower food will react with metal (including the lead in crystal)

1) Start with a clean vase & good quality water!

A plant's root system serves as a lter to limit dirt, micro-organisms and chemicals from entering and blocking the plant's ability to absorb water. When the ower is cut off from its life-sustaining root system, it loses this vital lter. It is important, therefore, to always start with clean water in order to protect and preserve the ower. Always use warm (100 – 110 degree) clean water as most owers take in warm water more ef ciently than cold.

2) Use the Flower Food provided

While a ower is attached to the plant, it receives nourishment allowing it to grow and develop. Once cut, it loses its source of nourishment and water. Fresh Flower Food has been developed to simulate the ower's original environment, and allow the ower to fully develop (open). Follow the directions on the package and always use the recommended amount. Don't take short cuts or "play it on the safe side" by using too much ower food, either way can be just as harmful.

3) Cut Stems & Remove Foliage

Re-cut the stems at an angle removing at least one inch of the stem. Always use a sharp knife or clippers rather than scissors as this will avoid crushing the stem and therefore the vascular system. The slanted cut opens more stem area for hydration and prevents the end of the stem from resting directly on the bottom of the vase impeding water ow.

Leaves that will be below the water line in the container must be removed. Leaves sitting in water will deteriorate and rot & contaminate the water.

DO NOT remove all leaves along the stem length, the owers require the leaves as part of their hydration process.

4) Last But Not Least

Check the water level daily and replenish as needed. If the water becomes cloudy, it should be completely exchanged for fresh. As the water level gets low, you must re- ll vases with fresh solution made with correct proportions of Fresh Flower Food and water.

NOTE For roses, this process can be performed on Day 1 (when you rst purchase product), on Day 3, and again on Day 5, doing so will help you obtain maximum vase life.

FREIGHTER WATCHING ON HOOK

Want to nd a great place to lower the anchor and watch the freighters go by? You can do this by taking a ride to the shipping channel, nd a quiet spot in a little cove next to Seaway Island and drop your anchor. This is an ideal place to enjoy the day watching the world go by in calm waters so you don’t spill your wine or get woken up from your nap.

POPULAR SWIMMING LOCATIONS BY BOAT ON LAKE ST. CLAIR

Below are the most popular swimming spots by boat. All locations have a semi hard to hard bottom with no weeds. If you would like to raft off with a friend, depending on wind speed/direction and boat traf c you might not want to anchor in Anchor Bay (off shore from MacRay’s) or Strawberry Island due to the higher waves which makes it hard to keep the boats safe from damage.

Kabobs are great for boating. They’re easy because you can whip them up in no time and they taste great too!

Here are 5 ideas to try this boating season –keep chilled until ready to serve.

• Prosciutto Wrapped Melon Kabob

1 small cantaloupe or honeydew melon, cut into cubes or melon balls. 12 slices thinly sliced prosciutto. On a small skewer or pick, stack the melon & prosciutto, alternating until you have 2 to 3 pieces on the skewer. For added avor, when ready to serve, drizzle with balsamic glaze.

• Italian Mini Kabob

Slice Baguette into ¼” slices. Bring cream cheese to room temperature. Slice salami & cut to t baguette. Two types of cheese (Monterey Jack, Pepper Jack, cheddar, mini mozzarella balls…) slice about ¼” and cut squares to t baguette. Optional –pepperoncini. Spread room temperature cream cheese in a thin layer over a baguette slice. Top with a slice of salami, 2 slices of cheese and a piece of pepperoncini. Skewer with a pick.

• Fruit Kabob

Angle food or pound cake, cut into 1” cubes. 2 pounds small strawberries & 1 pint blueberries, stems removed & cut in half (or fruit of your choice but raspberries & blackberries are not recommended). Thread 2 pieces of strawberries, 3 blueberries & 2 cubes of cake onto each skewer, alternating between each one & ending with a blueberry. Drizzle with white chocolate or serve with sweet yogurt.

• Turkey & Cheese Kabobs

Cut turkey (or any deli meat) and cheese to size and skewer with a pick. Add a grape tomato for color.

• Cold Tortellini Salad Kabob

One 13 oz package tortellini cooked, drained & rinsed (tri color or spinach preferred). 2 pints grape tomatoes. 16 oz mozzarella pearls. In a small bowl, mix together 1 cup pesto sauce, 2 tbsp. balsamic vinegar & 6-8 basil leaves minced. In a large bowl, combine prepared tortellini and tomatoes & gently toss with pesto mixture. Thread the tortellini, tomatoes & mozzarella onto skewers, with 2 pieces of tortellini, 2 mozzerella pearls & one tomato on each.

Halloween History and Fun Facts

One theory is the tradition originated with the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain, when people would light bon res and wear costumes to ward off ghosts. In the eighth century, Pope Gregory III designated November 1 as a time to honor all saints. The evening before was known as All Hallows Eve, and later Halloween.

Celebrated in Ireland and Scotland for centuries, Irish and Scottish migrants brought many Halloween customs to North America in the 19th century, and then through American in uence, Halloween spread to other countries by the late 20th and early 21st century. Over time, Halloween evolved into a day of activities like trickor-treating, carving jack-o-lanterns, festive gatherings, donning costumes and eating treats.

While the commercialization of Halloween began in the United States in the 1900s, it wasn’t until rst lady Mamie Eisenhower that witches, goblins, broomsticks, and jack-o’-lanterns made their way into the White House. Since the Eisenhower days, every president has hosted a Halloween celebration. Even vice presidents, rst dogs, and White House staff have joined in on the fun.

Here’s a shocking gure: Americans spend nearly half a billion dollars a year at Halloween buying costumes for their pets. That is double what it was ten years ago. Last year 29 million people planned on squeezing their dogs and cats into ridiculous out ts all in the name of fun.

history.com/topics/halloween/history-of-halloween

HALLOWEEN IN THE PARK

Oct 23 • 1 - 4 p.m.

Trick or Treating for the kids

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A Little Something for you!

• Apple Blossom Baby & Décor

• Bikes Blades & Boards

• Cook’s The Lamp Shaders

• Conner Park Florist

• Great Frame Up The

• Air Tech

• Hansons Running Shop

• LaBelle Antiques

• Lou’s Pet Shop

• Mancuso’s Florist

• MG Salon

• Mobile Caregivers

Home Services

• All About Plumbing

• Amezola Tree Service

• Arrow Heating & Cooling

• AS Contrera • Mr Furnace

• BAS Security Systems Inc

• Bayshore Construction & Waterproo ng

• Bob Downey Plumbing

• Da Best Plumbing Inc

• DeRoche Construction

• Dr Sweep

• G & P Root Raiders

• Gigantic Garage Door

• Great Lakes Battery

• Heaney Plumbing & Heating Inc

• Home Masonry Solutions

• Opal’s Hallmark

• Pure Beauty & Wellness Center

• Rainy Day Art & Framing Co.

• Hoover Electric • Plumbing • Heating • Cooling

• Krueger Heating & Air Conditioning

• Like NU Carpet Cleaning

• Maple Lane Pest Control

• McCarver Mechanical Heating & Cooling

• Perfetti Plumbing

• Robles Tree Service

• S & D Plumbing

• Soley Heating & A/C

• Soulliere Landscaping & Garden Center

• Suburban Plumbing Services

• Town & Country Door

• White’s Home Improvements

Restaurants

• Cedar Garden Restaurant

• Detroit’s Finest

• Ferlito’s Restaurant

• Passport Pizza

To Your Health!

• Clairpointe Family Dental

• Malouf Family Dentistry

• Mobile Caregivers

• Pure Beauty & Wellness Center

Miscellaneous

• African Safari Wildlife Park

• Bob Maxey Lincoln/Ford

• Harper & Martin Auto Care

• Renaissance Festival

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Amerifirst Financial Corporation 22725 Gr Mack

Amezola Tree Service See Coupon Offer

Ascension Medical Group - Primary Care

Ascension Providence Rochester

St John Masonic Center 24911 Little Mack..........

Ascension St John Medical Center Macomb Township 17700 23 Mile

Ascension St John Pediatric Associates

Little Mack

Ascension St John Providence 16001 W 9 Mile • Southfield

Ascension St John Shores Physical Therapy 20952 12 Mile • Ste 110

Ascension St John Surgery Center 21000 12 Mile

Ascension Urgent Care 21000 12 Mile

Associated Orthopedists of Detroit 24715

Blossom Heath Inn 24800 E Jefferson .................................. 586-771-0511

Blossom Heath Park & Ramp 24800 Jefferson .....................

586-445-5350

Boat Keepers 586-596-5888

Bob Downey Plumbing See Coupon Offer 24 Hrs • 7 Days

586-775-2441

Bob Maxey Ford See Coupon Offer 1833 Jefferson • Downtown Detroit ............................ 844-257-8624

Bob Maxey Lincoln See Coupon Offer 16901 Mack at Cadieux • Detroit 855-499-5676

Body Sculpting Spa 22811 Gr Mack • Ste 205 586-944-0140

Bombshell Bridal 27887 Harper

586-294-7280

Bommarito Bakery Dolceria Palermo 21830 Gr Mack 586-772-6731

Bond Estate Planning & Elder Law PC 400 Maple Park • Ste 402 ................................................... 586-447-3717

Boutrous James MD 20952 E 12 Mile

Bow Wow Behavior Buddies 23720 Gr Mack

Boyd Susan MA LLP 22811 Gr Mack • Ste 108

Bradford Glass Shop • 21645 E 9 Mile

Showroom • 22209 Gr Mack

Bright Side Dental 31245 Harper

BrightStar 22811 Gr Mack • Ste 109

British Airways britishairways.com

BROEDELL PLUMBING & HEATING INC

25530 Little Mack • SCS....................................................

Brogan Travel 27941 Harper ................................................

Brooks Irrigation ......................................................................

Brownie’s on the Lake 24214 E Jefferson .............................

Browns Family Bookstore 27309 Harper

Brownscombe Wm E DDS 28130 Harper

BRS Accounting & Tax Service 29701 Harper

BRYAN HENRY G DDS Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery

20805 12 Mile Ste 110 • Roseville ....................................

Bubbles N’ Barks 21300 Harper

Budget Blinds • Grosse Pointe

www.budgetblinds.com/grosse-pointe-mi

Build Marque Construction

Bulk Foods Marketplace 21514 Harper

Bunch Tax Service 22611 Gr Mack .......................................

Buoy 12 29161 Jefferson.......................................................

Burger King 24201 Harper

Burger King 30718 Harper

Burgoyne Paul MD 19901 10 Mile

Burns Jeff M PLC 25400 Little Mack

Buscemi’s 24720 Harper

Butler & Rowse-Oberle 24525 Harper

Butter Run Saloon 27626 Harper

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C & C HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING 29420 Groesbeck • Roseville ...........................................

Caffe Far Bella 23415 Gr Mack

Camp Bow Wow 19795 E 9 Mile

Canadian Drugs Express 26701 Harper

Canton Express 23989 Harper ..............................................

Captain D Klotzdk Consulting LLC 23230 Gr Mack...............

Captain Kool Ice Cream 29701 Little Mack

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Captain Steve Jones 586-463-3474

Carl’s Boats & Motors 24100 Harper • SCS 586-773-4545

Carpet Center & Floors 20605 E 9 Mile • SCS 586-774-6116

Cartwright Robert D DDS 23915 Jefferson

Caruso’s Hair Styling 22112 Harper

Casali School of Dance 23011 9 Mack 586-771-6920

Cascade Auto Glass 586-795-4464

Cascio Richard MD 28963 Little Mack 586-447-0700 Cash Connection 31363 Harper

Casterline Law Offices 24053 Jefferson

Catholic Charities of SE MI 27113 Harper

Cedar Garden See Coupon Offer 23417 Gr Mack

Certified Motors 23509 Little Mack

Champs Auto Service 21900 Gr Mack

Chapoton Pumping Station 23001 E 9 Mile...........................

Chapoton Woods Barber Shop 22510 Gr Mack ...................

Charles H Wright Museum of African American History

China Wok 28620 Harper

CHM Graphics and Litho 23519 Little Mack

Christian Financial Credit Union 31065 Harper

Christopher’s Complete Maintenance See Ad In Concrete

Circare 23024 Gr Mack

Citzens Bank 21800 Gr Mack

31231 Harper ......................................................................

Clairpointe Family Dental See Coupon Offer 23995 Gr Mack

Clark Basement Waterproofing Co Established 1956

Corner Kitchen 22428 Gr Mack

Cornerstone Pointe Family Physicians PC

D’Addario Stephen MD 28315 Harper 586-552-1710

Da Best Plumbing Inc See Coupon Offer Same Day Service 586-465-3680

Dairy Queen 26135 Harper 586-778-0950

Dance Expressions 27421 Harper 586-775-2351

Daniel Theodore MD 20225 E 9 Mile 586-772-1090

Dapper Dog 27428 Harper 586-779-9010

Datla Shilaja MD 24800 Harper ............................................. 586-445-3706

Dave’s Tree & Shrub Licensed & Insured..............................

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Fishbone’s 23722 Jefferson

Fisher Theater 3011 W Grand Blvd • Detroit .........................

Fix My Feet 22701 Gr Mack ..................................................

Flagstar Bank 23108 Harper

Flash Cut Salon by Sally 27423 Harper

Fleetwood Collision 21620 Harper 586-773-6660

Flood Kleenup Inc 27530 Harper 586-291-7549

Flourishing Lives 30801 Jefferson 586-293-1234

Foot Solutions 21213 Harper

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Ford House 1100 Lake Shore

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Fountain Cheryl MD 21400 E 11 Mile

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2211 Woodward • Detroit .................................................... 313-471-7000

Frank’s Jefferson Prime Meats & Deli 25300 E Jefferson

Frank’s On The Avenue 28725 Harper

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Fraternal Order of Eagles 23631 Gr Mack

Freda’s Tailoring & Upholstering 31374 Harper

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G R C Housing Inc 586-772-6405

Gaden Carissa PhD 27941 Harper 586-772-9390

Gardner Insurance 21731 Gr Mack 586-359-2286

Garey Kirkland W Law Offices PLLC 24055 Jefferson • Ste 101 313-938-4821

Gaudinos LLC 27919 Harper 586-879-6764

Gearheads Haircuts For Men 30126 Harper ......................... 586-285-1505

Gem Theater 333 Madison • Detroit ...................................... 313-963-9800

Genesis Cadillac 19900 E 9 Mile 586-772-8200

Genesis Cadillac Collision 23001 W Industrial Dr 586-541-3100

Genesis Homecare Services 23780 Harper 877-637-1059

Gentle Dental 26210 Harper 586-779-0150

Gentle Dentist Smile Spa 28503 Little Mack 586-771-1990

George Iwanow Hearing Aid Centers Inc 21215 Harper 586-772-1700

GEORGE’S AUTO PARTS INC 22420 Harper • SCS .......... 586-774-5730

Gerlach John E F PC 22811 Gr Mack • Ste 211 586-778-8480

Ghanem George MD 24211 Little Mack 586-498-0440

GI Medicine Associates 28963 Little Mack • Ste 101 586-447-0700 Gifts Afloat 25020 Jefferson ..................................................

Gigantic

GILBERTS PRO HARDWARE 21912 Harper • SCS

Gilda’s Club • Metro Detroit gildasclubdetoit.org Lakehouse Location • 23500 Pare

H & R Block 31039 Harper

H & R Block 21716 Harper

H3 Hope Healing Health 23100 Jefferson

Habel Masonry LLC

Hadley Home Improvement ..............................................

Haemmerle Christina PhD 23003 Gr Mack • Ste B ...............

Hakim & Hakim 29900 Harper • Ste E

Hall’s Nursery Inc 24300 Harper

HAMMER-N-NAIL BUILDING CO Robert Lee Tolnai

Handyman Services

Hansen Larsen Judith Attorney At Law 24055 Jefferson Ste 2000 • SCS ..................................

Hansons Running Shop See Coupon Offer

Mack • GPW

Happy Spa Nail & Hair 21619 Harper

Harbor Lanes Bowling Center 25419 Jefferson

Harmon Elementary School 24800 Harmon

• Press 1 ........................................................

Harper & Martin Auto Care See Coupon Offer

Harper

Harper Auto Electric 26225 Harper

Harper Auto Glass Inc 23720 Harper

Harper Avenue Salon 26219

Jefferson Yacht Club 24504 E Jefferson 586-773-0404

Jerger Thomas DDS 22540 Harper 586-445-2320

Jerry B’s Cycle Works 25430 Harper 586-773-2453

Jerry Treppa & Associates 31760 Harper 586-777-8336

Jersey Mike’s 23981 Harper 586-200-6262

Jet’s Pizza 30114 Harper 586-415-0990

Jimmy John’s 23118 Harper 586-773-3550 31378 Harper 586-294-3866

Jimmy’s Coney 30124 Harper 586-204-5142

JM Electric Inc 586-445-1166

TheJMElectricSite.com - fax ............................................... 586-445-1120

Joe’s Trailer Sales Inc 24953 Harper .................................... 586-774-4824

John Adams Mortgage 586-552-8643

John Rhine Smith CPA 586-772-7300

John’s Plumbing 313-886-7710

Heating & More • 24 Hr 313-835-7675

Johnny B’s Cookies 22602 Gr Mack 586-779-6675

2022 LINCOLN

Johnny Z’s Pizza 28210 Harper ............................................

586-498-8800

Johr Chiropractic Center 27200 Harper • Ste B .................... 586-774-6332

Joli Salon 24514 Harper

Joseph’s Party Shoppe 29108 Harper

586-773-4750

586-778-4380

JULES JOYNER DESIGNS LLC 22334 Harper 586-777-2277

Just About You • Unisex Hair Salon 29860 Harper 586-944-2511

Just Delicious Scones 22314 Harper

K & B Renovations 24706 Harper

K & M Plumbing & Drain Company LLC

586-859-8814

586-498-9923

See Ads in Plumbing Contractors 24 hr Emergency Service............................................. 586-404-3209

K-Ann Coin-Op Laundry & Cleaners 22430 Gr Mack 586-773-3016

KALICH WINDOW & HOME IMPROVEMENT ....................... 586-294-1005

Kapones 24301 Harper 586-200-5242

Karas Brothers Restaurant 27414 Harper 586-774-1590

Karas Thomas J DDS 25625 Jefferson 586-775-3960

Karash Bruce Atty 27735 Jefferson 586-777-1991

Kaul Funeral Home 28433 Jefferson ..................................... 586-775-2424

Keating Thomas Atty 24055 Jefferson • Ste 101 ................... 586-498-8400

Kelley Stephen M Atty PC 19501 E 8 Mile 586-563-3500

Ken’s Marine Service & Gas Dock 24600 Jefferson

Kennedy John F Middle School 23101 Masonic

Attendance • Press 3 586-285-8800

Kentucky Fried Chicken 28155 Harper 586-772-8205

Kessler Real Estate 22208 Harper 586-771-2470

KIA Insurance • Jake Kitzmiller 22213 Gr Mack

Kids In Motion 21505 Harper

Kim’s Beauty Care 26717 Little Mack • Ste 5

Kimberly Fence & Supply 6470 Nine Mile • Warren

Kitty Deluxe 22202 Harper

Kiwanis • Lac Ste Claire .........................................................

Kleiner Thomas Construction Co Basement Waterproofing

• Concrete ...................................................

KLM Flying Blue www.klm.com

Koepsell Education Center 21760 Raven

Lou’s Pet Shop See Coupon Offer

Mancuso’s Florist Inc See Coupon Offer 24440 Harper

Manz-Dulac Lisa MD

Maple Lane Pest Control See Coupon Offer

Maple Park Montessori 20301 10 Mile

March of Dimes www.marchofdimes.org

Marchiori Catering 21800 Marter

Maribao Faye DDO 21600 Harper • Ste 200

Maribao Vincent MD 29167 Jefferson

Marino’s Liquor 22335 Masonic

Mario’s Coin Laundry 24909 Harper

Marj • Ann Interior Design

Mark Ridley’s Comedy Castle 310 South Troy • Royal Oak ...............................................

Mark’s Fuel Dock 24200 Jefferson ........................................

Marty Baran Professional Painting

Mary Ellen Studio of Dance 23216 Gr Mack

Masi Robert DDS 25630 Little Mack

Maskeny Systems Inc

586-771-8600

586-778-5156

586-498-1160

586-204-7731

586-204-3972

586-773-8077

248-542-9900

586-445-8525

586-774-3248

586-774-6480

586-285-5247

800-360-6970

Masonic Heights Elementary School 22100 Masonic Attendance • Press 3 ........................................................

586-285-8500

Masonic Temple Theater 500 Temple • Detroit ...................... 313-832-7100

Massage Green Spa 21920 Gr Mack ....................................

Mastis Raminta DDS 22621 Harper

Mastro’s Ice Cream Parlor 24445 E Jefferson

Matt & Son’s Heating & Cooling

Mayflower Chinese Gourmet 28713 Harper

586-777-7030

586-778-3870

586-773-7330

586-405-4330

586-773-3298

Mr Furnace Sales • Service • Installation

Coupon Offer

Mr Green Jeans Lawn & Snow

Mr Muskie Charters .................................................................

Muawad Brian E PC Atty 22330 Gr Mack..............................

Mullinger L Robyn DDS 23800 Gr Mack

Muscles Gym 27360 Harper

Muscular Dystrophy Association www.mda.org

800-572-1717

Music Hall Center 350 Madison • Detroit 313-887-8500

My Deal Graphics 26701 Little Mack

My Ear Hearing 20816 E 11 Mile

Nachazel Anne MD 25511 Little Mack

Nanni Jacqueline G Atty 23100 Jefferson

586-552-8660

248-454-7777

586-200-1905

586-771-5900

Nash Veterinary Hospital 33303 Harper 586-296-1106

National Coney Island 21150 Harper 586-773-4875

National Domestic Violence Hotline 24HR 800-799-7233

National Kidney Foundation www.kidney.org

Nationwide Stairlifts LLC Sales & Installation ........................

Natural Way Health Foods 31398 Harper .............................

Nautical Deli 23839 Jefferson

Nautical Liquor 27300 Harper

Nautical Mile Apartments 24901 E Jefferson

Nautical Mile Hair Salon 22338 E 10 Mile • SCS

800-482-1455

586-533-0777

586-296-6168

586-776-9898

586-778-1300

586-778-4422

586-773-0013

NAUTICAL MILE MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION www.nauticalmile.org

Neil King Physcial Therapy 22237 Gr Mack

586-204-5885

New Era Massage Day Spa 29900 Harper • Ste A 586-203-8808

New Life Christian Church 31700 Couchez 586-296-7100

NEW YORK DELI RESTAURANT 25008 Little Mack ......... 586-779-5665

NICK KAROUTSOS PAINTING Since 1965 ........................ 586-778-9619

Nick’s Country Oven 26400 Harper ....................................... 586-350-0020

Nick’s Jewelry 21905 Gr Mack ..............................................

Nine Mack Cleaners 23507 Gr Mack

Nine Mack Grocery 23415 Nine Mack

Nino Salvaggio’s 27900 Harper

586-776-6620

586-238-2926

586-774-7297

586-778-3650

NITSA’S DRAPERIES-DENYSE & CO Custom Draperies & Blinds 20445 Mack Ave • GPW ................................................

586-772-1196

Norm’s Plumbing

Normandy Optical Co 23620 Harper

North Lake Alternative High School Born Center 23340 Elmira ......................................................................

Attendance ........................................................................

North Shore Apartments 401 Northshore ..............................

North Shore Valet 25414 E Jefferson ....................................

Northern Lights Photography 26111 Harper

Northern Woods Renovations

Nucci Veterinary Clinic 31521 Harper

586-216-2909

586-775-6733

586-285-8780

586-285-8782

586-771-3124

586-772-2180

586-773-3353

586-765-7286

Supplies Plus 23700 Gr Mack

Pet Supplies Plus 31029 Harper

Peter Built Construction

A H FUNERAL HOME 20705 Mack • GPW ..........

32000 Schoenherr • Warren .............................................

Peters Accounting 26428 Harper

Petersen Mary LMSW ACSW PC 20816 11 Mile

Shores Clock Shop 22971 E 9 Mile

Shores Construction Inc 22630 E 12 Mile

586-871-8223

586-415-6826

Shores Dental Care 31118 Harper 586-285-2000

Shores Electrology 25330 Little Mack 586-774-2280

Shores Fireplace & BBQ 21915 Gr Mack • SCS 586-285-5634

Shores Grooming 30201 Harper

Shores Inn Food & Spirits 23410 Gr Mack

Shores Manor Condominiums 20801 Eastlawn ..................

Shores Meat Shoppe 31343 Harper ......................................

586-772-7774

586-773-8940

586-778-3676

586-294-1320

Shores Nutrition 23225 9 Mack Dr 248-955-9777

Shores Outdoor Services 586-445-0767

Shores Pool & Spa Supplies 26119 Harper

Shores Primary Care 28001 Harper

Shores Psychiatric Assoc 19900 E 10 Mile

Shores Rheumatology PC 29200 Harper

Shores Specialty Pharmacy 29306 Harper

Shoreside Family Dental 24116 Gr Mack

Shorewood Kiwanis www.shorewoodkiwanis.org

Sidekicks Martial Arts Studio 21617 Harper

Signature Endodontics 24911 Little Mack .............................

Signtech 28406 Harper..........................................................

Sim Audrey M MD PLLC 25915 Harper • Ste B

Simasko Law 319 N Gratiot • Mt Clemens

Simple Funerals 27209 Harper

Sir Speedy 20304 Harper • HW

Skoney James F DDS 22726 Harper

Skyline Chimney Services Chimney Repair & Cleaning

Sleek Studios 27202 Harper

SMART Bus Lines 535 Woodward • Detroit

Smith Wontika MD 19714 E 10 Mile

SMITH’S HARDWOOD & CONSTRUCTION INC 23529 Little Mack ..............................................................

Smoothie King 27735 Harper ................................................

Snapshot Design 300 Maple Park • Ste 302 .........................

SOLEY HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING See Coupon Offer .........................................................

Something Old Something New 25030 Jefferson

Sommerville Audiology 23233 9 Mack Dr

586-778-2900

586-772-7180

586-776-3366

586-777-7577

586-200-1824

586-773-9840

586-779-5425

586-863-1336

586-776-5710

586-872-2580

586-468-6793

586-777-0555

586-777-7500

586-775-7080

586-746-9164

586-944-2088

866-962-5515

586-226-6155

Sorrento Pizza 22910 Harper 586-776-7530

SOS Express Premium Marine Care 24400 Jefferson

Soulliere Landscaping & Garden Center See Coupon Offer 23919 Little Mack • Between 9 & 10 Mile

South Lake High School 21900 9 Mile ...............................

Attendance ........................................................................

South Lake Middle School 21621 California .....................

Attendance ........................................................................

St Joan of Arc Catholic Church www.stjoanonline.org

St Joan of Arc School 22415 Overlake

St John OB/GYN Associates 21000 12 Mile • Ste 102

LUCY CATHOLIC CHURCH 23401 E Jefferson

St Margaret - Family Faith Formation 21201 E 13 Mile

St Margaret of Scotland 21201 E 13 Mile

St Paul’s Lutheran Church 22915 Gr Mack

St Spyridon Greek Orthodox Church 24301 Gr Mack

St Vincent De Paul Society 23746 Gr Mack

586-777-0215

586-773-9750

586-773-0190

Stahls Automotive Collection 586-749-1078

Stanley Plumbing 24907 Harper............................................ 586-419-3870

Starlit Television Service Center 22950 Harper ..................... 586-772-1900

State Farm • Serena Clarke 28800 Harper • Ste B 586-445-2444

State Farm Insurance • Jeff Abraham 25118 Jefferson

586-771-9222 State

Stoneridge

Stoukas

Center of Michigan 21000 12 Mile • Ste 301

The Henry Ford www.thehenryford.org

The Junk Drawer Mercantile 29905 Harper

“the little Blue Book” Inc

The Parade Co

The Rustic Root 21501 Harper Ave

The Wine Garden 22425 Harper

The Yolk 22230 Gr Mack

Thibault & Moore Catering 24223 Jefferson

Thomas Garvey & Garvey 24825 Little Mack • Ste 200 586-779-7810

Thomas Jones Legal PLC 22811 Gr Mack 586-777-4850

Thomson Animal Clinic 23500 Harper 586-778-3900

Thuro Carpet & Tile Need a Thuro Cleaning? ....................... 586-978-9761

Tiffany’s Restorative Massage

Gr Mack • Ste 101

Tim Hortons 23825 Harper

28101 Harper

Tim’s Bike Shop 33601 Jefferson

TIM’S WALLPAPER REMOVAL LLC

Tocco Mannino Landscaping

Tom’s Basement Waterproofing

Tony J’s Bar & Grille 32215 Jefferson

Vape Super Center 31394 Harper

Varsity Landscaping Inc

Vasi’s Cafe & Bake Shop 23000 Harper ...............................

VCA St Clair Shores Animal Hospital

25101 Harper • SCS

VE Sales 25200 Jefferson

VEHICLE GLASS REPLACEMENT CENTER 27424 Harper

Ventimiglia William MD 21000 12 Mile

VERCRUYSSE RON CO INC Roofing • Gutters................

Verderbar Gerald A 24025 Gr Mack

Verfaillie Shoes 23515 Nine Mack

Verizon Wireless 23975 Harper

Veterans Memorial Park 32400 Jefferson

VFW Hall - Bruce Post 28404 Jefferson ................................

Villa Du-Lac Apartments 611 Villa Lane.................................

Village Market 28510 Harper

Vincent’s Hair Salon 29621 Harper

Vinyl Graphix 24731 Harper

Violet Elementary School 22020 Violet

Attendance • Press 3

Visiting Angels 23229 9 Mack

Vistage MI 23409 Jefferson • Ste 105

Viviano Flower Shop 32050 Harper

Vogue Nails 24830 Harper • SCS

Wainess P Steven DDS 30140 Harper

Wakeem Jehan J DDS 28130 Harper

586-859-5755

586-243-3346

586-879-0982

586-445-1970

586-774-7760

586-777-3222

586-772-5550

586-293-9927

586-771-1280

586-775-5537

586-777-4010

586-445-5350

586-778-1146

586-771-0900

586-771-1187

586-772-1800

586-774-1188

586-285-8700

313-710-6696

586-443-5880

586-293-0227

586-498-8850

586-293-1515

586-773-4550

Walgreens 21211 Harper 586-776-7052 25015 Little Mack................................................................ 586-498-9540

29520 Harper ......................................................................

32201 Harper

Wally’s Frozen Custard 22501 Harper

Warren Alan R 24836 Harper

Watermark Bar & Grille 24420 Jefferson

Waves 24223 E Jefferson

Wayne G Wegner PC 23201 Jefferson • SCS

Waypointe Internal Medicine P.C. 24400 Gr Mack

586-293-5152

586-552-5038

586-778-0400

586-777-3677

586-773-3840

586-218-6812

586-778-1881

WEBB KAREN ACSW LMFT CHT 18090 Mack • GP ......... 313-642-1997

Wee Love Day Care 31700 Couchez

Weichert Realtors 27205 Harper

Wendy K Yacht Charters 24400 E Jefferson

Wendy’s 31159 Harper ..........................................................

West Marine 25050 Jefferson ................................................

Whistle Stop Hobby & Toy Inc 21714 Harper

White’s Home Improvements Inc See Coupon Offer www.whites-roofing.com

Williams Home Improvement

Roofing • Siding • Gutters

Williamsburg Townhouses 32115 Harper

Wimbledon Racquet Club 20250 E 9 Mile

Wine Dock Liquor & Deli Shoppe 24421 E Jefferson

Wise Guys Mobile Phone Repair & Sales 27902 Little Mack

Wolford D Gary 22811 Gr Mack • Ste L1 ...............................

Wolverine Lawn Equipment 26423 Harper ............................

Wonderland Tattoo Studio 23531 Little Mack

Wong Leonard Y DDS 22301 Gr Mack

Wong’s Garden Restaurant 24851 Harper

Woodland Apartments 22829 E 9 Mile

Woodmaster Kitchens 24420 Harper

Woods Optical Studios 19599 Mack • GPW

Woods Orthopedics PC 25631 Little Mack

Woods Trophies 27206 Harper

WOW

WOW! Women’s Only Workout 22601 Gr Mack

Wriska Marine Service Inc 24102 E Jefferson

586-296-7102

586-630-3800

586-354-0851

586-294-7611

586-771-4700

586-771-6770

586-791-0740

586-725-6190

586-293-4709

586-774-1300

586-776-6454

586-945-4345

586-777-1331

586-779-9220

586-774-8288

586-773-6990

586-777-9596

586-778-7204

586-778-4430

313-882-9711

586-777-5090

586-779-8930

866-496-9669

586-859-7132

586-778-7850

586-772-9020

IHRIE O’BRIEN Attorneys

and Counselors

ST. CLAIR SHORES OFFICE

24055 Jefferson Avenue, Ste 2000 (2 ½ blocks North of Nine Mile)

Telephone: (586) 778-7778

www.ihrieobrienlaw.com

Ask our receptionist to arrange an initial consultation free of charge.

Robert D. Ihrie

Deborah F. O’Brien

Richard S. Albright

Harold A. Perakis

Eric D. Shepherd

Retired

William W. Killebrew

The rm engages in the general practice of law including, but not limited to, the following areas:

BUSINE S S

CIVI L L ITIG ATIO N

COLLECTI O N S

COND E M N ATI O N

COND O MINIUM L AW

CONS E RVATORSHI P

CONT R A C T S

CORP O R AT E

CRIMIN A L

DRUN K DRIVIN G

DIVORC E / FA M I LY L AW

ELDER L AW

EMPL O Y M E N T L AW

ENTE RTAIN M ENT L AW

ES TAT E PLA N NIN G

F R A N C HIS E A ND LI CE N S I N G

G UA RDI A N S HI P

IN S U R A N C E L AW

M E DI C A L M A LP R ACTIC E

M UN I C I PA L L AW

PE R S O N A L IN JU RY

PR O B AT E

PR O D U CTS LI A BILIT Y

R E A L E S TAT E

TA X ATIO N

TO XI C TO RT S

TR A F F I C O F FE N S E S

W I L L S /TR U ST S

W O M E N S ’ HE A LTH CA R E IS S UE S

W O R K E R S ’ C O MPEN S ATIO N

ZO N I N G

Weekend, evening and home appointments available.

AUDIOLOGY See also Hearing Aids

DID YOU KNOW…

Motor oil never wears out, it just gets dirty. Once impurities are removed, used oil can be marketed as “re-re ned” oil or as industrial fuel oil. This re-re ned oil meets or exceeds auto industry standards.

With help from its location along Lake St Clair, St. Clair Shores grew from a resort community to a suburban city rapidly after World War II. Prior to the city’s incorporation in 1951, St. Clair Shores was recognized as the largest village in the US.

FATTOUSH

A traditional salad mixed with toasted pita bread

FATTOUSH SHAWARMA

SALAD

Choice of lamb or chicken shawarma

CHICKEN SHAWARMA

Roller broiled marinated chicken with pickles and garlic sauce

FALAFEL PLATE

All vegetable patties served with lettuce, tomatoes, pickles and tahini

HUMMUS WITH LAMB

Lamb tenders sauteed with almonds and herbs, piled over hummus

FEAST FOR FOUR

Tabbouli, hummus, baba ghannooj, falafel, two shish kabobs, four shish tawook, four shish kafta, ghallaba and lamb chops, served with four soups or salads

LAMB COMBO

Shish kafta, fried kibbie, meat pie and grape leaves

LAMB, BEEF OR CHICKEN

GHALLABA

Your choice, sauteed with vegetables and seasonings

HUMMUS AND SHAWARMA

Your choice of lamb or chicken shawarma piled over hummus

CLEANERS See Dry Cleaners

CLINICS See the Community Pages

Serving

Al l Conc re te Wor k: Dri ve w ays • Pa t i o s Exposed Aggregate Waterproo ng

Weekly Lawn Cutting: Aerating • Power Raking

Brush Hogging

Garden Maintenance: Spring & Fall Clean-up

Delivery & Installation of Topsoil & Mulch

Snow Plowing & Salting

Serving the Tri-County Detroit Metro Area

586-531-7171

Clair

❏ All Brick, Stone & Concrete Work

❏ Exposed Aggregate Driveways, Patios & Porches

❏ Foundations Underpinned

❏ Basement Waterproofing & Foundations

❏ Garage Raising & Straightening

❏ Chimneys Repaired or Rebuilt 31 YEARS BBB MEMBER

CONCRETE

Driveways,

CONCRETE RAISING & LEVELING

CREATIVE CONCRETE RAISING INC

www.raise-it.org

866-RAISE-IT

866-724-7348

CONSIGNMENT SHOPS See Resale or Thrift Shops

COPYING See Printers

COUNSELING See also Psychologists

HARTMANN PAMELA J PHD LP 22811 Gr Mack • Ste 108 ..........

586-775-6720

CREMATION SERVICES See also Funeral Services

Bagnasco & Calcaterra Funeral Homes

www.bcfh.com

25800 Harper • SCS..............586-777-0557

DANCE SCHOOLS

Casali School of Dance 23011 9 Mack

Mary Ellen Studio of Dance 23216 Gr Mack

Turning Pointe Dance Studio The 24235 Harper

DAY SPAS See Spas

586-771-6920

586-774-6480

586-445-6753

DECKS & PATIOS See Brick Pavers

DENTISTS

BRYAN HENRY G

Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery

www.drhenrybryan.com

20805 12 Mile • Ste 110

Roseville ...................................

Clairpointe Family Dental See Coupon Offer

23995 Gr Mack

586-778-2100

586-775-1040

GOODIS ENDODONTIC SPECIALISTS

George T Goodis

Gerald J Halk

20175 Mack • GPW

313-886-4040

Grosse Pointe Family Dentistry

Panagos Chris, Olga & Angela

18501 Mack 313-882-9729

HARVEY DAWN YUEN PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY

19251 Mack Ste 220 • GPW

MALOUF FAMILY DENTISTRY See Coupon Offer

27600 Little Mack • SCS

313-343-8790

586-772-9020

Post Arthur J 22601 Harper • Ste 1002 ......586-776-7785

Stricker Stephen E DDS 25815 Harper • SCS

VERMET EDWARD DDS

586-772-8080

660 Cadieux • GP...................... 313-882-2300

WONG LEONARD Y DDS

22301 Gr Mack .........................

Boat knots 101: Buntline Hitch

586-773-6990

DID YOU KNOW...

Rabbits are meticulously clean animals and are easy to house break and train. A pet rabbit can be taught to come to his/her name, sit on your lap, and do simple tricks.

SPRING

Hermit crabs use discarded mollusk shells for self-protection. As the hermit crab grows, it will look for larger shells to use for protection.

French

GOVERNMENT See also the Community Pages

DID YOU KNOW...

Some species of fish have skeletons made only of cartilage

HOMEOWNERS

Medicare information and enrollment—I can help

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Then we can discuss how that information may become real in a Humana Medicare Advantage plan that fits your needs. One with everything Original Medicare has—and that may have benefits you might not get with Medicare Part A and Part B.

Let’s talk. Whatever you’d like to know about Medicare, whatever choices you make about it, I can help.

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313-316 -3141 (TTY: 711)

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A more human way to healthcare™

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MEDICARE continued

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Shorepointe Benefits LLC • Beth DeBouvre Medicare Guru 313-690-5723

MEDICARE GURU

Shorepointe Bene ts, LLC

313-690-5723

beth@shorepointebene ts.com

www.shorepointebene ts.com

Phone or Virtual Meetings

20+ Years Experience Medicare Supplement Accredited Advisor

MOVIE THEATERS

MENTAL HEALTH See Counseling or Psychologists

MOLD REMOVAL See Fire Wind & Water Damage

MORTGAGES See Banks

MUFFLERS Auto Supplies

NEURO SURGERY See Physicians & Surgeons Specialties • Neuro Surgery

Licensed, independent insurance brokerage representing all major Medicare plans at no cost

will guide you thru the maze

PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS LISTED

BAUER

Gastroenterology

Barawi

Cascio

Geriatrics

Barker Penelope DO

Orthopedic Surgery

Perry Richard MD 23829 Little Mack

Orthopedics

586-773-1300

St Clair Orthopaedics 23829 Little Mack ....................... 586-773-1300

Woods Orthopedics PC 25631 Little Mack ....................... 586-777-5090

Pediatric

Crandall Linda MD 20225 E 9 Mile

586-772-1090

Daniel Theodore MD 20225 E 9 Mile 586-772-1090

Kroll David MD 20225 E 9 Mile

Podiatry

Satyajit Daniel MD

Nephrology

Obstetrics

Fountain Cheryl MD

Frost Regina MD

Raphtis Constanti DO

MD

St Clair Shores OB/GYN

Ophthalmology

Clune Michael MD

Little Mack

Eastside Eye Physicians

Little Mack

Krasnick Neal MD 25511 Little Mack

586-200-1905

LAKESHORE EYE SURGERY CENTER

21711 Gr Mack • SCS ...............

METROPOLITAN EYE CENTER

James W Klein MD

Mariann M Channell MD

Daniel S Malach MD

Mark E Bernthal OD

21711 Gr Mack • SCS ...............

Nachazel Anne MD 25511 Little Mack

586-774-4080

586-772-1090

Black James DPM 18010 Mack • GP ..................313-882-7480

Eastside Podiatry 24025 Gr Mack • Ste 101 313-284-4765

Warren Alan R 24836 Harper 586-778-0400

Psychiatry

Shores Psychiatric Assoc 19900 E 10 Mile ......................... 586-776-3366

Psychiatry Child & Adolescent

Lujan David DO 19900 10 Mile

Psychology

586-776-3366

Gaden Carissa PhD 27941 Harper 586-772-9390

Haemmerle Christina PhD 23003 Gr Mack • Ste B 586-498-7106

Irving William C PhD PLLC 22811 Gr Mack • Ste 202 ........... 586-443-4402

Meisel Kenneth MD 22811 Gr Mack 586-774-9303

Pulmonary

Pulmonary & Critical Care Assoc 21000 12 Mile • Ste 112 586-772-5550

Ventimiglia William MD 21000 12 Mile 586-772-5550

Rheumatology

Sulich Andrew MD 29200 Harper ............................. 586-777-7577

Urology

Boutrous James MD 20952 E 12 Mile 586-771-4820

Michigan Institute Of Urology 20952 E 12 Mile Rd 586-771-4820

Schervish Edward MD 20952 E 12 Mile 586-771-4820

586-774-0393

586-200-1905

Stuppler Stephen MD 20952 E 12 Mile 586-771-4820

“I’m a bird dog.”

PRODUCE MARKETS

Nino Salvaggio’s 27900 Harper • SCS 586-778-3650 Village Market 28510 Harper ............................. 586-771-1187

PROSTHESIS See Mastectomy Forms & Bras

PSYCHIATRY See Physicians & Surgeons Specialties • Psychiatry

PSYCHOLOGISTS See also Counseling

HARTMANN PAMELA J PHD LP 22811 Gr Mack • Ste 108 586-775-6720

PUBS See Restaurants

RAILINGS See Fences

RANGES & STOVES See Appliances

REAL ESTATE

Ahee Julie • Sine & Monaghan 18412 Mack • GPF ................313-300-9524

ANDARY F L REALTY CO INC

21114 Mack • GPW.................... 313-886-5670

ASSOCIATE BROKER • ERIC GOOSEN Berkshire Hathaway Kee Realty goosenrealty@aol.com

19900 E 10 Mile ......................... 586-899-3659

Berkshire Hathaway Home Services • Flo Abke 19900 E 10 Mile • Ste 104 ......... 313-378-3376

HIGBIE MAXON AGNEY REALTORS 83 Kercheval • GPF ..............313-886-3400

SINE & MONAGHAN REALTORS REAL LIVING LLC www.gomihomes.com .........313-884-7000

Subway

Sy

Telly’s

The

Tubby’s

Vasi’s

Watermark

Waves

FATTOUSH

A traditional salad mixed with toasted pita bread

FATTOUSH SHAWARMA

SALAD

Choice of lamb or chicken shawarma

CHICKEN SHAWARMA

Roller broiled marinated chicken with pickles and garlic sauce

FALAFEL PLATE

HUMMUS WITH LAMB

Lamb tenders sauteed with almonds and herbs, piled over hummus

FEAST FOR FOUR

Tabbouli, hummus, baba ghannooj, falafel, two shish kabobs, four shish tawook, four shish kafta, ghallaba and lamb chops, served with four soups or salads

LAMB COMBO

Shish kafta, fried kibbie, meat pie and grape leaves

LAMB, BEEF OR CHICKEN

GHALLABA

Your choice, sauteed with vegetables and seasonings

HUMMUS AND SHAWARMA

Your choice of lamb or chicken shawarma piled over hummus

RUG CLEANING See Carpet Cleaning

SCHOOLS See also the Community Pages

SCHOOLS • Catholic

Our

SCHOOLS • Nursery & Pre School Assumption

SCHOOLS • Public

Harper ............................ 586-285-8481

Fax ............................................. 586-285-8463

Lakeview High School 21100 11 Mile 586-445-4045 Attendance

Lakeview Public Schools Administration www.lakeviewpublicschools.org ...................................................

Masonic Heights Elementary School 22100 Masonic

Attendance • Press 3 ............... 586-285-8500

North Lake Alternative High School

Born Center 23340 Elmira

586-285-8780

Attendance 586-285-8782

Princeton Elementary School 20300 Statler

Attendance • Press 1 ............... 586-445-4190

R H Schaublin Auditorium

21100 E 11 Mile • SCS ............. 586-445-4045

Rodgers James Elementary School 1601 L’Anse

Attendance • Press 3 ............... 586-285-8600

SCS Adult & Community Education 23055 Masonic .......................... 586-285-8880

South Lake High School

Attendance ...............................

South

SCUBA

SECURITY SYSTEMS See also Burglar

“Aw

“the little Blue Book”

ease the heavy load!

Flowers can grow faster by listening to music

TUCKPOINTING See Brickwork UPHOLSTERY

URGENT

VENUES See Party Venues

$PECIAL SAVING$ INSIDE

CEDAR

PASSPORT PIZZA

AFRICAN SAFARI WILDLIFE

PARK

AIR TECH AC & HEATING

ALL ABOUT PLUMBING

AMEZOLA TREE SERVICE

APPLE BLOSSOM BABY ARROW HEATING & COOLING

AS CONTRERA/MR. FURNACE

B A S SECURITY SYSTEMS

BIKES, BLADES, & BOARDS

BOB DOWNEY PLUMBING

BOB MAXEY

CLAIRPOINTE FAMILY DENTAL CONNER PARK FLORIST INC.

COOK’S THE LAMP SHADERS CO.

DA BEST PLUMBING

DEROCHE CONSTRUCTION

DR. SWEEP

G&P ROOT RAIDERS

GIGANTIC GARAGE DOORS

THE GREAT FRAME UP

GREAT LAKES BATTERY

HANSONS RUNNING SHOP

HARPER & MARTIN

AUTO CARE

HEANEY PLUMBING & HEATING

HOME MASONRY SOLUTIONS

HOOVER ELECTRIC PLUMBING HEATING & COOLING

KRUEGER HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING

LABELLE ANTIQUES

LIKE NU CARPET CLEANING

LOU’S PET SHOP

MALOUF FAMILY & COSMETIC DENTISTRY

MANCUSO’S FLORIST

MAPLE LANE PEST CONTROL

MCCARVER MECHANICAL HEATING & COOLING

MCCARVER MECHANICAL HEATING & COOLING

MG SALON

MOBILE CAREGIVERS

OPAL’S HALLMARK

PERFETTI PLUMBING

PURE BEAUTY & WELLNESS

RAINY DAY ART & FRAMING COMPANY

RENAISSANCE FESTIVAL

ROBLES TREE SERVICE

S&D PLUMBING SOLEY HEATING & AC

SOULLIERE LANDSCAPING & GARDEN CENTER

SUBURBAN PLUMBING SERVICES LLC