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A Great Month to be a Guy

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he Rochester Region: not a better place for men to live, work and play.

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Brian J Feldman | Brian.Feldman@LifestylePubs.com EDITORIAL COORDINATOR

With the arrival of June, opportunities for outdoor sports and activities abound—miles of beautiful woods, trails and rivers winding through dozens of parks and golf courses.

Victoria Perry | Tori.Perry@LifestylePubs.com

Nighttime sees bustling crowds at the pubs and restaurants, with the ideal mix of craft beers and the big game on the big screen.

Shelley Ottenbacher, Vito A. Pampalona,

CONTRIBUTING WRITERS

Renee Cortwright, Sara Eaker, V. Haboush, Cody Johnson,

June brings the celebration of Father's Day, our time to honor the dads, granddads, mentors, coaches and role models who have shaped our community

Rhonda Panczyk, Michael Platt, Sky Van Horn CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS

Michael Guimond, Cody Johnson, Colleen Kelly, Frank Rewold and Son

This is the men's issue of Rochester Hills Lifestyle, page after page of places and events for dads and dudes who call our Rochester Region home.

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Culinary Creations

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Tech Savvy

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Giving Back

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Hot Spot

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Financial Buzz

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Healthy Lifestyle

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Lifestyle Calendar

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Realty Report

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Parting Thoughts

10 Gadgets Guys Will Love

Summer Gadget Guide

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A Local Hot Spot

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ust like the workout this month, the recipes and food options presented are to keep

with the same theme. These are to give you great options, save you time, and keep you on track without having to break the bank, or take you off your game plan.

Is mental well-being equally important as is nutrition and fitness? Yes, and in reality your mental, emotional, physical and nutritional health are inseparable. They all affect each other. When one is out of balance we usually find imbalances in the other areas as well. When be build balance in one of these areas, by laws of the universe we will see balance being achieved in the other areas as well. In other words, they feed each other. These recipes are just a template. Be creative with your food and have fun.

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SPANISH STUFFED PEPPERS

TURKEY LETTUCE WRAPS

Serves 6-8 people

Serves 6-8 people

• 2 tbs olive oil

• 1 32 oz can of fire

• ½ cup chopped onion

roasted tomatoes

• ¼ cup olive oil • 2 medium yellow/orange peppers cut into bite-size strips

• 4 cloves garlic

• ½ cup chopped cilantro

• 1 medium onion

• 1 medium Jalapeño

• 8 medium red and/or

• 2 lbs. ground turkey

• 2lbs ground chicken

yellow peppers

• 2 tbs Spanish seasoning* (see below) • lime wedges

• 1 to 2 tablespoons of Cajun seasoning* (see below) • 2-3 heads of romaine lettuce • 1 clove of garlic

In a pan over medium heat cook the onion, garlic and jalapeño until translucent. About 3 min.

Then add chicken and sprinkle Spanish seasoning. Cook until no pink is left in the chicken. About 5-7 min. Then add tomatoes (undrained) bring this all to a boil, immediately reduce heat and simmer uncovered for 5-7 minutes. As soon

In a skillet heat oil.

Add peppers and chopped onion, cook until translucent (about 3 min).

Add turkey and sprinkle with Cajun seasoning, cook 4-6 minutes or until no more pink in meat left.

Put mixture in lettuce, drizzle with garlic aioli and eat.

as the liquid has evaporated add cilantro While you're simmering, cup peppers in half and deseed.

CAJUN SEASONING

Blanch peppers in boiling water for 2-3 min. No more or the pep-

(MY SECRET RECIPE, WELL NOT SO SECRET ANYMORE.)*

pers get too soft. Drain water from peppers and stuff with all the

• 1 teaspoon dried oregano, please crush

good stuff you have been simmering. Add cilantro and serve hot.

• 1 teaspoon cayenne pepper • 1 ½ teaspoon black pepper

SPANISH SEASONING*

• 2 teaspoons white pepper

• 1 tablespoon ground cumin seeds

• 2 teaspoons thyme, crush this also

• ¼ teaspoon ground saffron

• 1 tablespoon onion powder

• ½ teaspoon ground cinnamon

• 1 tablespoon garlic powder

• ½ to 1 teaspoon ground chipotle pepper or cayenne pepper

• 2 tablespoons paprika

(totally optional) • 1 teaspoon dried oregano

• 4 tablespoon File (aka sassafras) Mix all powdered herbs in an airtight container and store

• 1 tablespoon of granulated garlic

for up to 6 months. Stir or shake before using. This makes

• 4 teaspoons paprika (nice Spanish one is my favorite)

about 1/3 cup.

Mix all powdered herbs in an airtight container and store for up to 6 months. Stir or shake before using. This makes about a ¼ cup.

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Giving Back

CR I T TEN T O N H OSPI T A L C ELE B R AT E S 5 0 Y EA RS OF S ER V I NG T HE COM M UN I T Y THE RETURN OF THE CRITTENTON CLASSIC—JUNE 26

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n the late 1950s, a group of citizens in the Rochester area incorporated for the purpose of establishing a hospital to

serve their community. They were known as the Bertha Van Hoosen Hospital Board in honor of resident and pioneer-

ing female surgeon, Dr. Bertha Van Hoosen. At the same time, the board of trustees of Crittenton General Hospital in Detroit was considering an expansion program.

At the suggestion of the Greater Detroit Area Hospital Council, the two groups merged in 1963 and began planning a new hospital for the Rochester community and surrounding areas to be built on a 30-acre site generously donated by Howard McGregor.

The Crittenton Hospital Auxiliary was established to volunteer, fundraise and host events and activities to expand community interest in the new hospital. The Auxiliary actively raised funds in the community—even going door to door—in the belief that the residents this new hospital would serve would contribute to its funding.

The initial building consisted of only the West Tower.

Over the next 40 years, Crittenton entered an era of expansion to meet the needs of a growing community, and to keep pace with advances in health care technology, as well as changes in the way health care is provided.

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In 2015, Crittenton as one of the last freestanding hospitals in Michigan in an era of consolidation, signed an affiliation agreement to become part of Ascension. Now part of the largest Catholic health system in the country, Crittenton Hospital enjoys the support of a national system, which shares best clinical practices, cost efficiencies and quality improvements.

Over the years the Crittenton Auxiliary has played an important role with signature events like the Gourmet Gala and the Crittenton Classic Golf Outing, as well as the generous and committed donations of so many residents.

Crittenton proudly celebrates its 50th anniversary this year and is bringing back the Crittenton Classic Golf Outing as part of the celebration. Tim Crawford, local resident, owner of The Crawford Insurance Group and a member of the Crittenton Hospital Board, is the chairman of the 2017 Crittenton Classic Golf outing. Crawford is a huge proponent of the Crittenton Classic, serving 15-plus years on the executive golf committee.

“It is always an honor to serve on the Crittenton Hospital Board and the Crittenton Golf Classic committee, especially now as part of Ascension,” Crawford says. “John Gregorich and I have chaired this event for many years, mostly because we love working with the committee, the associates of the hospital and making little improvements within our community. Many individuals on this committee have served for numerous years—some more than 20, so it is always fun to catch up with one another."

Crawford says he is excited about this year’s outing. "This year we are celebrating 50 years of world-class hospital care in our community. We have decided to use both of Oakland University’s golf courses—the Katke-Cousins and the R & S Sharf. These are two of the best in the state and certainly within the metro area.

Having both courses allows us to have all our golfers play at the same time and then enjoy the

fabulous dinner prepared by Opus One. We are looking forward to a great turnout.”

The day of golf begins with a shotgun start at noon, with lunch served on the course. Golf will be followed by a dinner catered by the renowned Opus One. The day also includes contests, prizes and a silent auction. The 2017 Crittenton Classic proceeds will benefit nursing and physician scholarship initiatives.

“We want to keep the best and the brightest nursing and medical students right here in our community,” Margaret Dimond, President and CEO of Crittenton says. “Nursing and physician scholarship programs will be designed to retain nurse graduates within Crittenton through school scholarship and nurse residency programs. Funds for physician scholarships are intended to seed physicians within the Rochester community, to begin and retain successful clinical practices.”

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Sponsorships for the Crittenton Classic are still available: • Eagle Sponsor—$10,000 • Par Sponsor—$5,000 • Clubhouse Sponsor—$3,500 • Closest to the Pin Sponsor—$2,000 • Longest Drive Sponsor—$2,000 • Fairway Sponsor—$1,500 • Driving Range Sponsor—$1,000

For more information about sponsorships, donating to the silent auction or to register, please contact Melissa Crossman at 248.652.5346 or go to Crittenton.com/Golf.

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Hot Spot

Time for Some Smoke GODFATHER CIGAR MARTINI LOUNGE ARTICLE SARA EAKER PHOTOGRAPHY MICHAEL GUIMOND

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wenty-seven thousand cigars. Daily. Zino Platinum Crown, Avo, Rocky Patel, Ashton, Arturo Fuente, Opus X, Macanudo Gold and CAO Flathead are just some of owner Marty Dadou’s favorites. If you are a lover of cigars or simply interested in expanding your cigar palate, the Godfather Cigar Martini Lounge is for you.

A full bar also serves up Old-Fashioneds, martinis and more. The Godfather Cigar Martini Lounge houses two lounges—one downstairs and a private upstairs lounge for VIP members. With 134 lockers for VIP members, it's the largest cigar bar lounge in the state of Michigan. The Godfather sets the stage for respite and relaxation.

Sink into plush leather couches surrounded by dark cherry wood finishes, copper ceilings, a fireplace, original artwork, soft lighting and large plasma TVs. Dadou, an award-winning cigar judge for perfect pairings knows how to execute cigar tastings paired with the right scotch or bourbon. Dadou also hosts celebrity events that bring Rocky Patel all the way from Rocky Patel Cigars in Florida. Add piano night to their Friday schedule, and the Godfather is more than cigars and martinis. If you would rather pair some delicious eats like shrimp cocktail or a panini with your cigar, you can do that, too.

A new location will be opening soon in Shelby Township, making the second Godfather Cigar in the top 10 in the country for largest cigar bars. With a full kitchen, walk-in wine cellar and 1,200 square feet for the patio alone, this addition will provide another unique cigar experience.

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Dadou emphasizes he is not just in the business of cigars for himself.

He also goes out of his way to give back to his community. He recently wrapped up a fundraiser for the Veterans of Oakland Township where Godfather Cigars and Martini Lounge donated their proceeds and delivered 14 cigar boxes to their organization. "We purchased a bench on-site" Dadou says. "A lot of our money goes to charity. I believe in giving, and God will give to you.”

“I think women tend to assume that cigar bars are only for men or they are too smoky, like, ‘I just got my hair done, forget it.' But, more couples are at the cigar bar and more females—girls night out and bachelorette parties—come to the Godfather. Dadou makes sure to include flavored cigars like mango and vanilla to satisfy everyone's taste.

"You have to create a clean environment and give a comfortable ambiance for both men and women. It can’t just be a ‘man cave.’ I have a ventilation system that constantly cleans the air and takes the white clouds and smoke out of the air and brings in fresh air.”

Dadou jokes that a customer recently said, “'I was there for five hours, and my wife couldn’t smell the cigar smoke on me!' We are female-friendly, and that is what makes us different. We care." When asked about the name, Dadou says, “I am a huge fan of the movies. Godfather is also my nickname." Allow the Godfather of cigars to influence you with high-quality cigars, drinks and food as he pioneers a good time at the Godfather Cigar and Martini Lounge.

The Godfather Cigar Martini Lounge, 6878 N. Rochester Road, is open noon to 2 a.m. Monday-Saturday and noon to 10 p.m. Sunday. 248.652.1400

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SOME BREWSKIS TH R EE LOCAL PL AC E S TO G R AB A C OLD ON E

ARTICLE SARA EAKER | PHOTOGRAPHY MICHAEL GUIMOND

CLUBHOUSE BFD

Clubhouse BFD (Beer-Food-Drink) has a mission to be a neighborhood gathering place that serves quality beer, food and drink without the pretense. With a love for exceptional beers and delicious eats, at BFD, you get served the best of both worlds.

Clubhouse BFD also hosts events like the “MCA Day, No Sleep til Brooklyn Brewery” featuring the Beastie Boys on the radio, $3 lagers and Star Wars on their TVs. One-hundred craft beers pepper their beer menu and are imported from all over the mitten and beyond.

Let your taste buds bloom into the season with BFD’s Michigan Cherry IPA made with 100 percent Traverse City cherries and a well-balanced collage of fresh hops. This fruit IPA balances a subtle sweet kiss of tart cherries alongside a deliberate edge of floral bitterness; this homegrown brew will be your warm weather beer of choice.

Care for a more easy drinking, casual lager? The Sparkle American Lager might be the one for you. An American light lager hails from the Petoskey Brewing Company up north. Wheat and four special malts combine with three different types of hops to create a clean, delicious lager.

Whether your taste buds crave a craft beer from Placentia, California, or Muskegon, Michigan, it is no wonder Clubhouse BFD considers itself the “birthplace of good times” and will have you hypnotized to repeat, “I will not drink Budweiser. I will not drink Budweiser. I will not …”

Clubhouse BFD, 2265 Crooks Road, is open noon to midnight TuesdayThursday, noon to 1 a.m. FridaySaturday and noon to 10 p.m. Sunday.

R O C H E S T E R TA P R O O M

Step into a world of exposed brick, reclaimed wood, vintage lighting and over 60 beers on tap including two to four gluten-free hard ciders, Michigan sparkling wine and a full spirit selection.

At the Rochester Tap Room, you will receive dining excellence, an incredible beer selection, craft cocktails, a full bar and a connection to the community, all thanks to Rochester Tap Room’s new sole owner, Missy Markevics.

With a recently evolved menu, you can enjoy dishes like the house-made chicken and waffles. In addition to an innovative menu, Markevics wanted to bring together CONTINUED >

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a few Rochester favorites when building Rochester Tap Room’s recipes. Knapps Donuts are used exclusively for the restaurant’s bread pudding, and the famous Cheese Lady, a downtown Rochester favorite, designs cheese boards with seasonal selections chosen specifically for the restaurant. Each month, the menu also features a homemade cheesecake selection from Dessert Oasis.

With spacious outdoor seating, this taproom is big enough to gather, yet small enough to converse. Whether you are in the mood to catch the game or hang out with your neighbor, you can do so amongst a sea of options on tap. "Rochester is home to me, and we want our community to rely on us just as we rely on them,” Markevics says.

Some of the beers on tap include Atwater ChocStrawBula, Blake's Grizzly Pear Cider, Dogfish Head 60 Minute, Founders Lizard Of Koz, Lucky Girl Golden Lager, Oskar Blues Dale's Pale Ale and Right Brain Peanut Butter CEO Stout. For a full list of beers on tap, visit RochesterTap.com.

Rochester Tap Room, 6870 N. Rochester Road, is open 11 a.m. to midnight Sunday-Thursday and 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. Friday-Saturday.

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Just 15 minutes away in neighboring Pontiac lies Fillmore 13 Brewery, the long-awaited “beer child” of owner Lee Roumaya. After working in the industry for three decades, Roumaya decided to create his image of what a craft brewery should be. With a passion for craft beer and outstanding food, Fillmore 13 Brewery executes excellence.

Bo Holcomb, head brewer, brews in a 7BBL brewhouse made by Psycho Brew in Greenville, Michigan.

Their draft list is always changing. Joining their advantageous mug club brings you even closer to the Fillmore 13 family and allows you special access to “members only” offers and special events.

Some of their notable beers include: • War Cry IPA—Fillmore 13’s flagship India Pale Ale, brewed with Columbus, Chinook and Cascade hops.

• Saginaw Coffee Stout—A dark beer with immense Sumatran dark roast coffee flavor.

• Old Trafford ESB—Extra special bitter, brewed with U.K. Golding and Willamette hops.

Whether this brewery is celebrating national grilled cheese day or partnering up with the Flagstar Strand Theatre for the Performing Arts to pair their craft beer with live music, the Fillmore 13 Brewery is where it’s at.

Fillmore 13, 7 N. Saginaw St. in Pontiac, is open 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. Monday-Thursday, 3 p.m. to midnight Friday-Saturday and noon to 9 p.m. Sunday.

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royal park Luxury Residential Condominium Development Coming to Downtown Rochester ARTICLE CODY JOHNSON, MICHAEL PLATT AND VITO A. PAMPALONA PHOTOGRAPHY CODY JOHNSON, FRANK REWOLD AND SON AND ROYAL PARK HOTEL

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or the past 10 years, clients have asked, “When are luxury condominiums coming to downtown Rochester?” Until now, we did not have an answer.

In conjunction with Frank Rewold and Son Inc. and architecture by internationally known Victor Saroki and Associates, Vito Anthony Homes is pleased to announce the official groundbreaking of Residence at Royal Park, a new luxury residential condominium development adjacent to the five-star Royal Park Hotel. The fivestory building will include 14 residential units ranging in size from 1,400 square feet to 2,900 square feet with underground parking.

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(Top Photo) From left to right: Victor Saroki, Saroki Architecture; Vito Pampalona, Vito Anthony Homes; Cathy Daldin, mayor of Rochester; Frank Rewold, Frank Rewold and Son Inc.

The building's architecture will complement the Tudor architecture of the hotel. The exterior materials will also match the hotel’s palette of stone, brick, copper and black-clad windows. All units will have private terraces and/or balconies. There is also a private sixth-f loor gathering area to be shared by the residents. Scenic views will include the Paint Creek and downtown Rochester.

The Manhattan penthouse-style interiors are spacious, with 9-foot high ceilings, open modern kitchens with premium appliances, hardwood floors in all of the living areas, custom closets and premium baths.

Large operable windows and French doors afford beautiful views and allow ample daylight into the units. Residents will enjoy high-quality custom design and construction and will also have the Royal Park Hotel CONTINUED >

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RESIDENCE AT ROYAL PARK (CON TI N U ED)

services available at all times, including room service, maid service, fitness center, concierge and valet parking, in addition to other Royal Park Hotel amenities.

Nestled alongside Paint Creek, the Residence at Royal Park will be surrounded by the beauty of nature, yet will be only minutes away from city living.

Rochester offers scenic waterways and three parks. Two winding walking and biking trails lead to a vibrant and thriving

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downtown, home to more than 350 shops, salons, restaurants and other businesses.

Enjoy the metropolitan art festivals, beer gardens and farmers markets just steps from the door and without the hassle of traffic or parking.

The initial response has been outstanding.

Many units are already spoken for.

Pricing ranges from $700,000 to $1,500,000. Contact Vito A. Pampalona at 248.652.2000 for your once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

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Features of Stonecrest of Rochester Hills • No Buy-in or Entrance Fee • Maintenance-free living without the hassles of owning a home • Award-winning, Restaurant-style “Anytime Dining” • Dedicated, Professional & Caring Staff Available - All Day, Every Day • Vibrant Life™ program fostering overall well-being • Complimentary Scheduled Transportation • Walking paths and a variety of outdoor living spaces E Avon Rd

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PERFECTING THE ART OF THE DEAL IN TODAY'S COMPETITIVE MARKET NOT ALL RE AL ESTATE AGENTS ARE CRE ATED EQUALLY ARTICLE V. HABOUSH

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s the market strengthens and inventory is creeping back up, Dan Gutfreund and Candice Rich forecast continuing promise and opportunity for sellers and buyers in the desirable Oakland County, Michigan market. Their robust track record of sales in the area and proven expertise matching purchasers with prized properties attests to the fact that not all real estate agents are created equally in experience or accomplishments.

For those who are thinking of selling their home or purchasing a new one in Oakland Township, Rochester or Troy, it is in their best interest to choose the highest caliber of realtor with the most extensive results to ensure ultimate success. Real estate is both an emotional and financial investment with many moving parts, as well as great reward.

Top producers like Gutfreund and Rich have a seasoned understanding of how to professionally and creatively market special properties to sell at the highest price. Agents who seek to excel must offer cutting-edge insight on all aspects of the sale process such as competitive pricing, market and

trend analysis, improvements and staging to optimize appeal, and capitalizing on all available resources to generate the broadest local, domestic and international exposure which is imperative today.

Because selling or purchasing a home is one of life’s most important decisions, the key to satisfaction and the best investment return come from working with an agent who offers much more than mere knowledge. Gutfreund and Rich believe that superior communication, stellar service and savvy negotiating are what every client, in every price range, should naturally receive and truly deserves.

Dan Gutfreund and Candice Rich of Signature Sotheby’s International are market leaders.

Gutfreund is a residential sales, marketing and construction aficionado, and Rich is a Certified Negotiation Expert and (former) accountant for commercial and residential investment firms.

Contact Dan Gutfreund at Dan@SignatureSothebys.com and Candice Rich at CandiceRich@ SignatureSothebys.com.

Signature Sotheby’s International Realty, 415 S. Old Woodward, Birmingham MI 48009. For more information, call 248.644.7000 or visit ISellMichigan.com.

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en can supercharge their lives and ensure healthy aging with fitness, aquatics, travel, art, woodworking and the performing arts at the OPC. Or they can rely on supportive services which include Meals on Wheels, Adult Day Services, transportation and more.

Compared to their peers, active men enjoy improved levels of health, social interaction and life satisfaction that becomes evident when you participate in day to day activities.

Personal Fitness is fun! The men at OPC enjoy fitness circuit workouts in the HUR strength training room or sweating out the calories in the cardio room. But exercise doesn't end there.

Spinning, tai chi and aquatics classes are available just to name a few. The gym at OPC is a hot spot for the guys who enjoy sports like basketball, table tennis, volleyball and of course pickleball, the fastest growing sport in America.

Team sports for the win! It’s the competition, socialization and camaraderie that make a team. At the OPC, men continue to benefit from team activities like ice hockey, group bike rides and softball. The OPC is proud to sponsor five senior softball teams

and the benefits are numerous and evident.

“I wanted to be involved in an activity that would challenge me in my retirement, and that’s what I found in the softball leagues at the OPC," OPC Rams manager Steve Vrnak says. "Now 10 years later and I have moved from player to coach. It’s provided me with a great social opportunity to meet new people and be active while having a blast!”

Men enjoy the opportunity to socialize, and the wide variety of sports, classes, lectures and clubs along with the men’s breakfasts, are great ways to meet new friends. These are activities that correlate to better health, and promote a sense of security by providing a feeling of belonging and enjoyment.

So men, try something new at OPC. The facility is open from 6:30 a.m. to 8:45 p.m.

Monday through Friday and from 7 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. Saturdays. OPC is located at 650 Letica Drive, Rochester. Visit OPCSeniorCenter.org for a full listing of offerings.

Expert assistance for pregnancy, childbirth, and early parenting. “ I love Detroit Doula Co! A great support group all around. They are the only doulas we refer our patients to. “

Tanya Vaughn, CNM with Partridge Creek OBGYN

For a full list of services please visit: www.DetroitDoula.Co | (586) 737-7380 | Serivice@DetroitDoula.Co

JUNIOR GOLF GOLF INSTRUCTION CLUB FITTING

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JUNE 3 BARK AND BREW

Jeff Whitbey GRI Associate Broker | Real Living Kee Realty

• EXPERIENCED • REAL ESTATE • COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL

ROCHESTER MILLS BEER CO. Chief Financial Credit Union proudly presents Leader Dogs for the Blind Bark & Brew! Enjoy a famous Rochester Mills Beer Co. brew, listen to great live music and bring the kids to enjoy the kids play area all while meeting the cutest future Leader Dogs around! For more information, call 248.651.9011 or email LeaderDog@LeaderDog.org.

JUNE 5 ROCHESTER REGIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 49TH

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Give your son the gift of Velocity this year!

We train high school baseball players to increase their pitching and throwing velocity and secure valuable College Scholarships!

• Since our start in 2009, we have helped over 100 students receive college scholarships.

• Five of our students have been drafted by the MLB. • One of our current students increased his velocity from 81 to 91 mph and received a Division I scholarship!

• Of the 18 students in our program this period the median velocity gain is 7 mph!

• 12 students are now throwing over 86 mph • 3 students are now throwing over 90 mph

We can help your son achieve similar results.

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JUNE 11 NATIONAL CHILDREN'S DAY: "KIDS ON THE GO" ROCHESTER MUNICIPAL PARK The Montessori School Rochester is proud to announce the inaugural National Children's Day, “Kid’s on the Go” fun run and free sports and activities expo. This community event will allow children of all ages to discover new sports and activities and participate in a running event just for them!

JUNE 11 THE GARDEN PARTY SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN 2017 MEADOW BROOK HALL AND GARDENS Each year The Garden Party Foundation hosts The Garden Party, comprised of fine wine, delicious food and classic cars with all proceeds benefiting charity. Now in the ninth year, nearly 700 guests attend, 30 restaurants display their signature dishes and 100 different wines are served.

Guests are encouraged to enjoy a pleasant afternoon and display their classic car. TheGardenPartyMichigan.org

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JUNE 15 MUSIC IN THE PARK ROCHESTER MUNICIPAL PARK There will be free concerts at Rochester Municipal Park on Thursdays throughout the summer. For more information, call 248.656.0560.

Mike Condon

Helping people achieve their dreams.

Registered Business Alliance Inc. Franchise Consultant

Are you Franchise Material?

A very common question I get is, “How do I know I can run a franchise business? ”Becoming a business owner for the first time can be terrifying! So what makes someone franchise material?

Here is a list of the TOP FIVE characteristics: 1. The ability to follow a system Most franchise failures occur because owners don’t follow the system provided – somehow, these owners thought they were “smarter” than their franchisor – and you have to wonder, why did they buy a franchise to begin with if that’s how they felt?

2. Emotional Maturity Business ownership requires your “coming to the plate” and handling whatever pitches are thrown at you. You have to be able to persevere to receive life’s rewards.

Own your future.

JUNE 16 MOVIE MADNESS 2017: THE SECRET LIFE OF PETS ROCHESTER HILLS The Village of Rochester Hills and Cornerstone Community Financial brings an eve-

3. Positive Attitude It isn’t about being able to “sell” – it’s about ensuring that positive relationships can be made.

4. Knowing When To Be Humble The smartest, most successful people in the world will often tell you they are able to have achieved what they achieved in life because they “knew their limitations – and asked for help when they needed it.” What they are saying is that they knew when to be humble.

5. Belief in Calculated Risk Franchising is “one step up” from pure entrepreneurism. What this means is that if you are all about taking huge leaps, and big risks –because what you LOVE is the big potential payout-then what you really seek is being a real entrepreneur, and franchising may not be the right choice for you.

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The KMC Group walks people through a very extensive process to make sure they are in the right business. Our personal approach ensures you are set up with the right franchise with the right goals for you. We look forward to helping you achieve your dreams.

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family. Pack your cars with blankets and lawn chairs and plan to grab dinner at your favorite restaurant in the Village then head to the Carson's parking lot to set up camp. The movie starts when the sun goes down.

JUNE 20 40TH ANNIVERSARY CARE FOR A TASTE GENERAL MOTORS HERITAGE CENTER Join CARE of Southeastern Michigan and Michigan’s most notable restaurants to versary at CARE for a TASTE on June 20 at the General Motors Heritage Center in Sterling Heights. Guests can sample bites from Michigan's tastiest restaurants while enjoying a special program sharing stories of success and impact and honoring some of CARE's greatest supporters.

JUNE 26 2017 CRITTENTON CLASSIC GOLF OUTING OAKLAND UNIVERSITY, R & S SHARF AND KATKE-COUSINS GOLF COURSES Proceeds from this year's event will benefit nursing and physician scholarship initiatives.

Shotgun start at noon. Crittenton.com/Golf

Be in business for yourself, not by yourself.

Contact Mike Condon today for a free consultation to find out if franchising is right for you!

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Region Realty Report NEIGHBORHOOD

Realty Report

LIST PRICE

SOLD PRICE

%SOLD/LIST

DOM

BDRMS

BATHS

Hills of Oakland

$679,000

$640,000

94%

252

5

4.2

Vistas of Rochester Hills

$449,900

$641,305

143%

1

4

2.1

Kings Point

$659,000

$647,000

98%

13

4

4.2

Vistas of Rochester Hills

$504,900

$649,728

129%

1

4

3.1

Rochester Hills

$499,900

$659,684

132%

167

4

2.1

Plum Creek

$695,000

$673,000

97%

21

5

4.1

Century Oaks

$674,900

$674,900

100%

36

4

4.2

Clear Creek

$739,900

$690,000

93%

45

5

4.2

Goodison Place

$725,000

$695,000

96%

250

4

3.2

Downtown Rochester

$779,000

$755,000

97%

3

3

4.1

Rochester Hills

$949,000

$760,000

80%

42

4

5.1

Century Oaks

$859,000

$780,000

91%

118

5

4.2

Royal View Estates

$849,900

$840,000

99%

22

4

4.1

Butler Ridge

$959,000

$892,500

93%

521

4

3.2

Estates of Pinecreek

$1,295,000

$923,000

71%

152

5

4.2

Walnut Brook Estates

$949,000

$949,000

100%

9

4

4.1

Manchester Knolls

$1,089,500

$1,045,000

96%

836

4

3.2

North Oaks

$1,249,000

$1,175,000

94%

382

4

4.2

Butler Ridge

$1,324,900

$1,229,000

93%

84

4

4.2

Butler Ridge

$1,495,000

$1,429,000

96%

30

4

6.1

BEAUTIFUL 10 ACRE SITE IN ADDISON TOWNSHIP

Don Robinson Associate Broker

Trusted Licensed Realtor/Broker Since 1978 Top Century 21 Producer in Greater Rochester Community Real Estate All Star Agent - Detroit Home and Hour Magazines Resident of Rochester Hills for 30 years

This property is 698’ x 635’ and is situated at the corner of two rural paved roads. Seller has an approved perc test and the property can be split. It has rolling terrain, perfect for a walk-out basement.

Available at $249,900

129 East University, Rochester, Michigan 48307

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Parting Thoughts

Paul Harris

ROTARY CLUB THE VISION OF ONE MAN ARTICLE RHONDA PANCZYK

SOME OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST HISTORY-MAKERS WERE ROTARY MEMBERS

“W

hatever Rotary may mean to us, to the world it will be known by the results it achieves.” —Paul P. Harris The 1.2 million-member organization started with the vision of one man—Paul P. Harris. The Chicago attorney formed one of the world’s first service organizations, the Rotary Club of Chicago, on February 23, 1905, as a place where professionals with diverse backgrounds could exchange ideas and form meaningful, lifelong friendships. Rotary’s name came from the group’s early practice of rotating meetings among the offices of each member.

ROTARY'S ONGOING COMMITMENT

Rotarians have not only been present for major events in history— they've been a part of them. From the beginning, three key elements have remained strong throughout Rotary: Rotary is truly international. Only 16 years after being founded, Rotary had clubs on six continents. Today, they are working together from around the globe both digitally and in person to solve some of the world’s most challenging problems.

Rotary perseveres in tough times. During WWII, Rotary clubs in Germany, Austria, Italy, Spain and Japan were forced to disband. Despite the risks, many continued to meet informally and following the war’s end, Rotary members joined together to rebuild their clubs and their countries.

Rotary's commitment to service is ongoing. The organization began its fight against polio in 1979 with a project to immunize 6 million children in the Philippines. To date, Rotary along with their partners, have reduced polio cases by 99.9 percent worldwide.

SOME HISTORICAL MEN IN ROTARY

Rotarians are your neighbors, your community leaders and some of the world’s greatest history-makers: • Charles R. Walgreen Jr., chairman of the board of the Walgreen Company, Rotary Club of Chicago • Dr. Charles H. Mayo, co-founder of Mayo Clinic, Rotary Club of Rochester, Minnesota

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• Earl Warren, chief justice of the U.S. Supreme Court from 19531969, Rotary Club of Sacramento, California • Frank Borman, American astronaut, Rotary Club of Space Center, Houston • Franklin D. Roosevelt, 32nd president, Rotary Club of Albany, New York • Gerald R. Ford, 38th president, Rotary Club of Grand Rapids, Michigan • Guglielmo Marconi, Italian inventor of the wireless radio and Nobel Laureate, Rotary Club of Bologna, Italy • Prince Charles, prince of Wales, Rotary Club of Banchory-Ternan • James Cash Penney, founder of J.C. Penney Co., Rotary Club of New York • John F. Kennedy, 35th president, Rotary Club of Hyannis, Massachusetts • Neil Armstrong, astronaut and first man to walk on the moon, Rotary Club of Wapakoneta, Ohio • Orville Wright, co-inventor of the first successful airplane, Rotary Club of Dayton, Ohio • Pope Francis, Rotary Club of Buenos Aires (when he was Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio) • The "Colonel" Harland Sanders, Founder, Kentucky Fried Chicken, Rotary Club of Jeffersonville, Idaho • Raymond F. Firestone, chairman and CEO of Firestone Tire and Rubber Co., Rotary Club of Akron, Ohio • Sam Walton, founder of Walmart, Rotary Club of Bentonville, Arkansas • Thomas A. Edison, inventor, Rotary Club of Orange, New Jersey • Walt Disney, animator and filmmaker, Rotary Club of Palm Springs, California • Warren G. Harding, 29th president, Rotary Club of Washington, D.C. • Woodrow Wilson, 28th president and Nobel Laureate, Rotary Club of Birmingham, Alabama Ready to make history with us? Get involved. Rochester Rotary Club welcomes new members who live or work in Rochester, Rochester Hills or Oakland Township. The club meets at noon each Tuesday at the River Crest Banquet Facility, 900 W. Avon Road, in Rochester Hills. Learn more at RochesterRotaryClub.org.

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Location Nestled alongside Paint Creek, the Residence at Royal Park will be surrounded with natures beauty, yet only minutes away from city living.

Walking and biking trails lead you to a vibrant and thriving downtown.

Amenities at Royal Park Hotel • Housekeeping Service • Room Service • Security/Engineering Services • Underground Parking • VIP House Account with 10% Discount • Preferred Room Pricing for Guests • Fitness Center • Park 600/601 Restaurant and Bar • Preferential Reservations and Seating • Private Parties/Events in your Residence Serviced by RPH • Concierge and Business Services • Laundry and Grocery Services Preconstruction Condominium Home Ownership $700,000 - $1,300,000

For more information, please contact Vito Anthony at (248) 652-2000