NEWSLETTER of the Senior Men’s Club of Grosse Pointe FESTIVITIES . . FUN . . FELLOWSHIP
VOLUME LII NO. 19 www.gpsmc.homestead.com July 2013 President’s Message By all reports, Immediate Past President George I’m writing this on June 19, Lilly did a bang-up job of honoring the outstanding and am reminded that it was on seniors from Grosse Pointe South and North High June 19, 2000, that I took a flight Schools on May 28. Thanks, George. with two other passengers and In July, we will hear from Frederick Pearson on our pilot, Don Bowers, out of Middle East Developments, who should have plenty Talkeetna, Alaska. Mt. McKinley Ken Van Dellen to talk about. I am certain it will be in a more serious was socked in higher up, but we vein than my brother Rich’s report on life in Saudi were able to fly over glaciers at lower elevations. Arabia. Then it will be Jay Ganatra speaking on My When we got back, Pearl talked with Don about Years with General Motors around the World, which exchanging letters with her elementary school students should be of interest to our many members retired about his adventures in the Iditarod dogsled race, and from the auto industry. (It was interesting to me to found him to be a wonderful man. Two days later, at learn that Ed White had managed the GM plant on the breakfast, I saw in the newspaper that Don and three eastern outskirts of Nairobi, Kenya, a few years before National Park Service rangers had been killed in a I volunteered at a university there for a semester and plane crash on McKinley about eight hours after I flew rode past the plant several times a week.) Continued on page 2 Program Chairman - Eric Lindquist July 9, 2013 Inside . . Frederick Pearson, WSU Memorials 2 New Members 2 Middle East Developments Luncheon Meeting 4 Bridge 5 Investment Meeting 6 The Readers 7 July 23, 2013 Golf 8 Attendance 8 Jay Ganatra Membership Application 9 Birthdays 10 My Years With General Get Well 10 Motors Raffle 10 Calendar 11 Coming Attractions Aug 13 Congr Gary Peters U S Legislative Update Aug 27 No Meeting GPWM Closed Continued from page 1 with him. He was an excellent pilot, but things can go would happen on my third flight of 2000, to Nairobi. wrong. Google for Don Bowers Iditarod, and you will George Arsenault and his Nominating Committee find numerous websites about Don. have drawn up an excellent slate of nominees for Now, to bring things full circle I need to tell you the Board for the year beginning in October. The that in March of 2000 I took a trip to London for a election meeting will take place near the end of the week, and when we were a short way out on the return, membership meeting on July 9. a passenger near me had a hush-hush conversation I’m happy to report that three months after with the flight attendant. Soon after, they began my head shave for St. Baldrick’s Foundation, my distributing complimentary drinks, and then came fauxhawk is finally beginning to lie down. My final an announcement that a non-critical piece had fallen amount raised was $2,302, by far my best in the four off one of the engines at takeoff and the cockpit had years I’ve participated. Thanks again to my many determined it would be prudent to have it replaced. supporters in SMC. They jettisoned the fuel while making a big U-turn and went back for repair. Needless to say, I wondered what
Richard Fuher 313-822-5555 Memorials
George R. Mikhail, M.D Died: April 5, 2013 (98) Born: 1914 Joined: 1991 (12) Memorials to Amer Heart Assoc
Membership - Ed Rowardy 313-882-4963
New Members
New Member Badge Name Home Phone Sponsors Address Cell Phone Hobbies Spouse Current/Former Firm
Birthday e-Mail
Thomas F McGann Tom 313 886 9537 John Standish,Fritz Bloy 280 Grosse Pointe Blvd 313 330 9537 Golf, Reading, Family Events GPF MI Lynn Invest Mgmt, Comerica Bank 48236 7/23/1943 [email protected]
2 July 2013 Michael F Smith Mike 313 885 486 Alfred Reuther Jr, Anthony Morse 34 Christine Dr 313 320 4806 Sailing GPF MI Katie Investments 48236 10/18/1948 [email protected]
Martin D McMillan Marty 313 824 1443 George Arsenault, Ed Rowady 616 Lakepointe 313 550 9661 Fly Fishing, Baseball, Hockey GPP MI McMillan Properties 48230 4/5/1957 [email protected]
Allen Ledyard Allen 313 882 8239 Ed White, Mark Wilson 101 Lewiston Trout Fishing GPF MI Polly Banker, NBD 48236 7/7/1934
David Case Dave 313 885 1646 Mark Wilson, Ed White 369 McKinley 313 549 0745 Tennis GPF MI Joanne Recruiter, Case & Co 48236 1/18/1942 [email protected]
Russell G Halleen Russ 313 886 6364 Mark Wilson, Ed Rowady 1220 S Oxford 313 580 9421 Singing, Golf, Handy Man GPW MI Janette Owner, Index Die & Engr Co 48236 7/4/1933 [email protected]
John J Klobucher John 313 885 7091 Andy Cleek, Ed White 1675 Faircourt Fly Fishing, Sailboat racing GPW MI Mary Engineering, Chrysler 48236 9/14/1949 [email protected]
Daniel Ostrowski Dan 313 331 6145 Eric Lindquist, John Prost 926 Lakepointe Golf, Basketball, Baseball, Hockey GPP, MI Widower DOD Engineer 48230 6/14/1949 [email protected]
July 2013 3 Luncheon Meeting - June 11, 2013 Speaker: George Lilly
Grosse Pointe Senior Men's Club Recognizes 20 Year Members
Eighteen members of the Club, those who joined in 1993, were recognized at the June 11 meeting. The seven members who were in attendance, pictured below, were given a 20-year pin by Past President George Lilly. Pins were delivered to the eleven members who were unable to be present.
Front Row, left to right: Robert Greening, Kenneth Maleitzke, Alfred Thomas
Back row, left to right: Eltom Bamford, Eugene Arjeski, Nathan Judson, Charles Pentis
Unable to attend: Joseph Arpin, James Farquhar, Joseph Fromm, James Marshall, Eugene Mezger, David Nadeau, Nicholas Piccione, Lorne Sherry, Donald Stehr, Kenneth Steketee, Edward Wilberding
4 July 2013 Leonard Schim 313- 881-0151 Tuesday Bridge Dave Ruyle 586-321-3045 First Second Friday Duplicate Bridge May 14 May 3 Keith Leibrand L. Bartoszewicz North/South East/West st May 21 1 Ruyle/Brown Edwards/Devine nd Keith Leibbrand L. Bartoszewicz 2 Tarnow/Lee Deacon/Morris 3rd Perkin/Kolb Bedsworth/Pappas 4th Pannock/Rutan Howell/Higbie Dennis C. Rasch 313-885-7146 5th Cobau/Rizzo Killeen/Browning 6th Ordon/Markey Contract Bridge May 10 Monday at G.P Woods Community Center North/South East/West st First Second 1 Perkin/Kolb Tarnow/Lee nd 05/27/13 2 Edwards/Devine Bedsworth/Pappas 3rd Pannock/McBright Mayer/Pytell Memorial Day 4th Ruyle/Brown Deacon /Markey 06/03/13 5th Platt/Morris Howell/Higbie Gene Bertlesen Rod Guest 6th Cobau/Rizzo Ordon/Welchli Art Linzell Darrah Porter 7th Jur/Browning Schuch/Mitseff Denny Rasch Frank Markey May 17 6/10/13 North/South East/West Rod Guest Jack Ryan 1st Tarnow/Lee Quest/Markey Keith Leibbrand Roy Eugenio 2nd Ruyle/Brown Pappas/Collier 06/17/13 3rd Perkin/Kolb Mayer/Pytell Denny Rasch John Hayes 4th Cobau/Rizzo Martin/McBright Dick Connolly Gene Bertleson 5th Edwards/Devine Ordon/Morris Art Linzell Keith Leibbrand 6th Pannock/Linzell Killeen/Browning 7th Howell/Higbie
July 2013 5 Investment Seminar - May 15, 2013 Speaker: Jay Blackburn Introduction by: /Dan Beck Reported by: Dan Beck
Current Investment Markets . There are many positive reasons and opportunities to invest today. Avoid listening to every newscast. Be happier by avoiding pessimistic comments regarding the market. Some consumer sentiments are down from listening to a mantra that stocks will be better next year. Inflation is contained. It is below 2%, which our economy can handle. Stocks are not expensive; look at their price earnings ratio. Global growth should pick up and turn positive. Housing is going above the asking price. Inventory is low with pricing improving the past 13 months. Earnings are up following corporate performance. An old saying is “don’t fight the Fed. Invest in the market”. Interest rates going up but Fed will keep them low over next two to three years. Natural gas prices are forced lower and lower in the USA due to fracking competition. Fifty percent Honeywell and G.E. earnings are earned outside of the USA as companies look for opportunities.
Q. Technology sector opportunities? A. Key is profit. Margins are huge and while some prices have dropped down don’t think it's ending soon.
Q. Apple hit $700, went below $400 and is now $456? A. Think $450 is expensive. BroadCom will do well as will Qualcom.
Q. Gold. A. “Is a greater fool investment”, last 10 years was great but has no earnings, no income, stay away from it.
Q. Silver? A. Has more support and larger functional base. Price base better than gold but still volatile.
Q. Housing i.e. Pulte Homes. A. Analysts feel such stocks are high.
Q. Is European situation negative? A. Enough positive events will occur over next several years to “right the ship”, especially in France, Germany and England.
Q. Natural gas? A. Is close to a low and will go up. Be cautious, if you own a lot, don’t sell.
Q. Japan? A. Japanese equities will improve. Central Bank taking long-term positive steps.
Q. Should high yield issues be avoided? I’ve a tendency to acquire. A. If you experience two price drops it’s a sign of fundamental problems. High yields not supported by cash flow are to be avoided. Yield above 8% is a warning sign.
Q. Obamacare effect? A. Obamacare does nothing about most important aspect of health care. We don’t know what it costs.
Q. P&G? What’s wrong? A. Nothing wrong. It is a buy recommendation. Probably in the $23 range.
Jay is a very competent representative of his profession. We look forward to his return.
6 July 2013 The Readers Frank Markey (313-886-8324)
The Black Count by Tom Reiss
In an essay in the 1850’s, Alex Dumas challenged chief-general of the army. He in time ends all help readers to find a source for his COUNT OF MONTE for blacks. Dumas resist orders in little ways as he CRISTO. Reiss, a journalist, selects Alex Dumas’s see Napoleon becoming a potentate as he liberates own father, General Dumas. In biography form, Italy In route home from Egypt, Gen Dumas is stories we knew little of are told. First is presented mysteriously imprisoned in Naples for some two a portrayal of life on the French sugar plantations of years. The two year stay ruins his health. All this Saint-Domingue. Antoine Pailleterie, Alex’s father, time and in recovery he hears not a word from flees from his brother’s sugar plantation to reappear Napoleon. Requests for a command in the French after some thirty years with a son Thomas Alexander army are unanswered. There are no benefits for by a mulatto woman. With the brothers dead, Antoine previous service despite Marie-Louise’s approach claims the family estate in France. He buys back his to everyone of consequence in her husband’s career. son and the two dissipate the estate. Napoleon refuses to speak of him. Gen. Dumas in his letters and in talking to his son vividly describes his Then the son chooses to enlist under the name of every adventure and misfortune. Tom Reiss notes that Alex Dumas. A person of good size and great agility, Edmund Dantes in the COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO he distinguishes himself in his first campaign. He is in similar circumstances too many times for it to gives his booty to the Revolution. Serving thereafter be coincidental. All agreed, the book was a great with the Free Legion “American” Blacks, he rises selection for the Readers. quickly out of the ranks and is entitled to marry the promised Marie-Louise who quickly bore him a son, The July reading is REMARKABLE Alex Dumas, the writer. CREATURES by Tracy Chevalier. The Meeting will be held July 16th at Jack Cabau’s home at 830 Reiss takes us through all that going on in Paris Fairford in Grosse Pointe Shores from 5:00 until from 1789. As the Revolution combusts, the Royal 6:30pm. RSVP (313) 881-1467. There is no August family perishes in a futile escape move. The Directory Meeting. The September Reading is the FIRST in the mid 1790s begins schools without distinction TYCOON by T.J. Stiles. Location to be announced. of color and in 1796 appoints Napoleon Bonaparte
Reading List
July 16 Tracy Chevalier Remarkable Creatures
Sept. 17 T. J. Stiles The First Tycoon: The Epic Life of Cornelius Vanderbilt
Oct. 15 Matthew Guerrieri The First Four Notes: Beethoven’s Fifth and the Human Imagination
Nov. 19 Stephen Greenblatt The Swerve: How the World Became Modern
7 July 2013 From The SMC Golf League Committee:
Golf Scores George Arsenault, (586) 773-2774; Steve Shrader, (313) 885-8304; [email protected] [email protected] Nick Kondak, (313) 881-8750; [email protected] FLIGHT WINNERS for GOLDEN HAWK FOR MATCH NO 03 ON APR 29-3 ARE: FLIGHT 1 FLIGHT 2 FLIGHT 3 3.00 BROWN,BOB 94-25-69 5.00 BAKER,BERT 108-34-74 3.00 CHISHOLM,DAN 115-43-72 5.00 CHOWN,RAY 92-24-68 3.00 BEAUREGARD,GUY 112-35-77 5.00 KELTY,GENE 113-43-70 FLIGHT WINNERS for ST.CLAIR SHORES FOR MATCH NO 03 ON APR 29-3 ARE: FLIGHT 1 FLIGHT 2 FLIGHT 3 3.00 BROOKS,LOU 90-29-61 1.50 GRANT,BOB 99-31-68 5.00 KELTY,GENE 102-43-59 5.00 COLOMBO,RICK 86-26-60 5.00 MUCHITSCH,MARTI 96-32-64 3.00 KOPP,DENNIS 108-47-61 1.50 SOLOMON,GEORGE 104-36-68 FLIGHT WINNERS for CHANDLER PARK FOR MATCH NO 03 ON APR 29-3 ARE: FLIGHT 1 FLIGHT 2 FLIGHT 3 5.00 DEMERCURIO,SAL 83-21-62 3.00 JOGAN,BOB 107-36-71 5.00 NESOM,BOB 104-39-65 1.50 O'BRIEN,ED 93-27-66 5.00 LENARD,FRED 103-36-67 3.00 SAIGH,PAUL 116-47-69 1.50 RYAN,JACK 92-26-66
FLIGHT WINNERS for GOLDEN HAWK FOR MATCH NO 02 ON APR 22-26 ARE: FLIGHT 1 FLIGHT 2 FLIGHT 3 5.00 CHOWN,RAY 88-25-63 5.00 BAKER,BERT 105-33-72 3.00 CHISHOLM,DAN 121-42-79 3.00 COLLINS,JC 88-21-67 3.00 KONDAK,NICK 108-35-73 5.00 FRAME,PETE 125-47-78
FLIGHT WINNERS for ST.CLAIR SHORES FOR MATCH NO 02 ON APR 22-26 ARE: FLIGHT 1 FLIGHT 2 FLIGHT 3 1.50 COYLE,GERALD 82-16-66 5.00 GRANT,BOB 98-31-67 3.00 FORD,JACK 118-39-79 1.50 MISPELON,DICK 95-29-66 3.00 BREER,CARL 104-32-72 5.00 FLUET,RICH 116-44-72 5.00 CROOK,PAUL 83-21-62
Jack H. Williams 313-886-7813 Attendance ll members and guests are welcome at our Asemi-monthly meetings. Please remember to Call anyone on the following attendance committee: sign up in advance at our lunch meetings. Call in to make any additions or changes in your reservation. Print your names clearly on the attendance Bob Chandler (586) 779-3228 record, and record your badge number. Jack Landin (313) 886-9456 Your telephone calls are important. The next Ken Maleitzke (313) 343-6476 meetings are July 9 and 23. Ed White (313) 647-9086 Accurate attendance forecasting means everyone Jack H. Williams (313) 886-7813 eats on time. Call before 11:00 a.m. Monday, the day preceding the meeting that your new plans affect.
July 2013 8 SENIOR MEN’S CLUB OF GROSSE POINTE
CLUB MOTTO: FESTIVITIES ... FUN ... FELLOWSHIP
Purpose: To provide festivities, fun and fellowship for its members through social, educational and peer group association in its recreational and social activities.
Sponsored sub-clubs: Other activities: BOWLING, GOLF, TENNIS, PROFESSIONAL BALL GAMES POOL & BILLIARDS THEATER PERFORMANCES BRIDGE (CONTRACT AND DUPLICATE) DINNER CRUISES CHORAL GROUP FALL DINNER/DANCE FLORIDA SNOW BIRDS INVESTMENT SEMINARS TECHNOLOGY CLUB READERS GROUP
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Please return completed application with $60 fee ($25 one-time initiation fee + $35 dues) payable to SMC of Grosse Pointe, and add $10 if you want a SMC membership lapel pin. For reinstatement, update application and submit annual fee of $35. Mail application and check to SMC Membership Chairman, Grosse Pointe War Memorial, 32 Lake Shore Road, Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236-3726
July 2013 9 SMC BIRTHDAY LIST for JULY
Abeli, John F. 19 - 88 Ackerman, Henry S. 23 Lawlis, Walter M. 15 - 87 Armbruster, Donald 27 - 85 Ledyard, Allen 7 Attar, Paul A. 30 Lesesne, John 27 - 93 Baker, Bert E. 20 - 81 Leslie, William F. 2 - 92 Billiu, E. Carter 20 Maleitzke, Kenneth E. 18 - 84 Binder, Edward H. 10 - 87 Marvin, Dudley E. 26 - 93 Bloy, Frederick G. 23 - 82 Maxon, Robert J. 12 - 86 Brooks, Louis 29 Mc Carty, Donald J. 24 - 80 Chauvin, William H. 30 - 94 Mc Gann, Thomas F. 23 Collier, James 31 Mc Grail, John W. 3 Daoust, James R. 3 - 84 Montagne, Lionel 28 - 93 Doyle, Lawrence M. 28 - 89 Nelson, John 28 - 86 Du Mouchelle, Larry 2 Noble, Russell 14 - 88 Durno, John D.”pete” 14 O’brien, Eugene G. 3 - 91 Fergle, Donald J. 27 - 82 Odell, James A. 29 Fitzgibbon, Donald 16 - 80 Olzark, Roland L. 30 - 86 Glusac, Michael M. 28 - 83 Redding, Foster K. 22 - 84 Halleen, Russell G. 4 - 80 Rooney, William J. 22 - 80 Herrington, Hira M. 1 - 84 Ruthenberg, Lester 17 Higbee, Edward 11 - 86 Schroth, James L. 2 - 80 Hillebrand, Frank X. 2 - 90 Solomon, George W. 15 - 82 Hirschfield, Sidney J. 1 - 92 Thomas, Alfred B. 14 - 80 Hynes, J. Robert 11 - 81 Toepel, Herman E. 9 - 92 Innes, Rev. Paul 25 Tranchida, Peter J. 19 Jogan, Robert 28 Vander Waerden, Gustaaf A.13 - 84 Kachadourian, Dan 3 Waugaman, William J. 14 - 83 Katulic, Joseph J. 27 Williams, James P. 30 - 82 Kennedy, Bruce D. 8 - 87 Kohlberg, John 21 - 85 A Total of 60 BIRTHDAYS in JULY with Krausmann, George R. 2 - 88 42 Birthdays 80 & OVER Kuypers, William T. 14 Kuzel, William M. 3 - 88
Salvatore (Sam) Ciaramitaro (313-882-9279) Get Well
he Senior Men's Club extends good wishes for the recovery of all members Twho are confined by illness. We miss you! Please advise Sam Ciaramitaro (313)882-9279, Bill Krieg (313)886-1596 or Bill Kamm (313)884-5542 if you have additions or changes. Cards are sent to confined members as we become aware of their illnesses. Many request that their names not be published in this space.
May 14 Bill Krag $49 Raffle Vince Kopacko $49 May28 Bob Vogler $39 Winners Walter Dailey $39
10 July 2013 SMC CALENDAR OF EVENTS July 1, 2013 - August 9 2013
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY July 1 July 2 July 3 July 4 July 5 10:00am TENNIS 8:45am MAIL 10:30am TENNIS 9:00am BILLIARDS 10:00am TENNIS 11:00am BILLIARDS NEWSLETTER 12:30pm BRIDGE 12:00am CARD PLAYERS 9:30am CHORAL GROUP (DUPLICATE) (CONTRACT BRIDGE) GPW City Hall GPW City Hall
July 8 July 9 July 10 July 11 July 12
10:00am TENNIS 9:30am CHORAL GROUP 10:30am TENNIS 9:00am BILLIARDS 10:00am TENNIS 11:00am BILLIARDS 9:30am INVESTMENT 12:30pm BRIDGE 12:00am CARD PLAYERS SEMINAR (DUPLICATE) (CONTRACT BRIDGE) 9:45am BOARD MEETING GPW City Hall GPW City Hall 11:00am SMC MEETING 1:00pm CARD PLAYERS (CONTRACT BRIDGE) July 15 July 16 July 17 July 18 July 19 10:00am TENNIS 9:30am CHORAL GROUP 10:30am TENNIS 9:00am BILLIARDS 10:00am TENNIS 11:00am BILLIARDS 5:00pm THE READERS 12:30pm BRIDGE 12:00am CARD PLAYERS (DUPLICATE) (CONTRACT BRIDGE) GPW City Hall GPW City Hall
July 22 July 23 July 24 July 25 July 26 10:00am TENNIS 9:30am CHORAL GROUP 10:30am TENNIS 9:00am BILLIARDS 10:00am TENNIS 11:00am BILLIARDS 9:30am INVESTMENT 12:30pm BRIDGE 12:00am CARD PLAYERS SEMINAR (DUPLICATE) (CONTRACT BRIDGE) 11:00am SMC MEETING GPW City Hall GPW City Hall 1:00pm CARD PLAYERS (CONTRACT BRIDGE)
July 29 July 30 July 31 Aug 1 Aug 2 10:00am TENNIS 8:45am MAIL 10:30am TENNIS 10:00am TENNIS 11:00am BILLIARDS NEWSLETTER 12:30pm BRIDGE 12:00am CARD PLAYERS 9:30am CHORAL GROUP INDEPENDENCE (DUPLICATE) (CONTRACT BRIDGE) GPW City Hall GPW City Hall DAY
Aug 5 Aug 6 Aug 7 Aug 8 Aug 9 10:00am TENNIS 9:30am CHORAL GROUP 10:30am TENNIS 9:00am BILLIARDS 10:00am TENNIS 11:00am BILLIARDS 9:30am INVESTMENT 12:30pm BRIDGE 12:00am CARD PLAYERS SEMINAR (DUPLICATE) (CONTRACT BRIDGE) 9:45am BOARD MEETING GPW City Hall GPW City Hall 11:00am SMC MEETING 1:00pm CARD PLAYERS (CONTRACT BRIDGE)
July 2013 11 1 Jun 2013 2 Mailed Tuesday, June 4 NEWSLETTER (USPS 018-430) PERIODICAL POSTAGE Senior Men’s Club of Grosse Pointe, Inc., PAID AT DETROIT, MI Grosse Pointe War Memorial, 32 Lakeshore Road, Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan 48236-3726
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SENIOR MEN’S CLUB OF GROSSE POINTE, INC. 2012-2013 Directors
President ...... Kenneth J. Van Dellen Term Ending September 30, 2013 Immediate Past President ...... George S. Lilly Robert Hafel 1st Vice President ...... Eric A. Lindquist Thomas Kneeshaw 2nd Vice President ...... Edward P. Rowady Donald L. Kalso Secretary ...... J. Gerard Teagan Dennis C. Rasch Assistant Secretary ...... Charles E. Fine Term Ending September 30, 2014 Treasurer ...... Carl W. Metzker Keith A. Liebbrand Asst. Treasurer ...... Charles R. Rutherford Robert E. Murphy Robert J. Hynes Nicholas P. Piccione NEWSLETTER Editor: John Snyder (313-885-6388, [email protected]); Photographer: John H. Williams; Staff: Carl Berger, Andrew Cleek, Ched Fine, Henry Fischer, Joe Fromm, Peter Higbie, Al Thomas, Ed White Published monthly for $11.40 of the dues paid by each member. Periodical postage paid at Detroit, Michigan.
MAILING & ADDRESS CHANGES: (including email and phone) Henry A. Fischer, 313-473-8625 email: [email protected] H. George Arsenault, 586-773-2774, email: [email protected]