Grosse Pointe War Memorial Classes and Events Fall 2015 by The War Memorial

CLASSES

& EVENTS

FALL

2015

OUR NEW... GROSSE POINTE WAR MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2015 - 2016 OFFICERS CHAIR............... J. Theodore (Ted) Everingham VICE CHAIR.................. Beverly Curtiss-Walsh SECRETARY............................ Betsy Creedon TREASURER............................... John O’Brien

BOARD MEMBERS Anthony Ahee Brett Collins Malik Goodwin Mary Lamparter Edmund Lazar Col. Rolf Mammen Patrick Moran Lindsay Moroun Alicia Nicholson Stephanie Nicholson John Park Joseph Ricci Theresa Selvaggio Thomas Smith Deborah Thompson Julia Wachler R.J. Wolney Charles Burke, President and CEO Susan Davies, Immediate Past Chair Rev. Peter Henry, Ph.D., Board Chaplain

LETTER FROM

CHARLES & TED Friends,

Ahh, Fall. Crisp air. Back to school, activities and harvest abound… As we look ahead to Fall, and the new beginnings this season brings, we are delighted to share with you our wonderful new activities, enhanced programs, and exciting announcements. Peruse these pages and you will see fantastic Community Engagement offerings while finding ways to connect with your community here at the Grosse Pointe War Memorial. This Americana, a pilot lecture series, debuts in September and features talks on a variety of interesting and trending issues impacting our community and our country. In October we launch Movies on Sunday, a weekly series presenting independent and art house films in our very own theatre. Arts at the Alger continues into its second season of high-caliber music and performing arts presentations, combined with mouth-watering food and wine. Our class offerings will entertain you, educate you, and keep you fit. We are pleased to introduce a new series of Food & Drink events coordinated by our Executive Chef Angelo Loria. Our Youth Programs feature wonderful learning experiences for kids of all ages, including the beloved Youth Dances on Friday nights. Amid this flurry of activity, we are excited to announce a new class of Board of Directors and new Chair, J. Theodore (Ted) Everingham. Their energy and diverse perspectives represent an exciting time for us here at the War Memorial. We look with great anticipation to increase our impact on the community and our role as a hub of significant cultural and civic activities. We hope you will join us and enjoy the season!

Charles Burke President and CEO

J. Theodore (Ted) Everingham Chair, Board of Directors

WOMEN’S LEADERSHIP FORUM The Grosse Pointe War Memorial hosted a panel discussion on Women’s Leadership for thirty-five young women from the Women’s Intercultural Leadership Initiative at St. Mary’s College (South Bend, IN), an international program including St. Mary’s students and college students from Iraq, Yemen, Vietnam, Jordan, and Tunisia. The program was organized by Dr. Glenda D. Price, President, Detroit Public Schools Foundation. Dr. Price spoke along with Anne Doyle, author of Powering Up; Carolyn Cassin, CEO, Michigan Women’s Foundation; and Rebecca S. Witt, President, Greening of Detroit.

GPWMA CELEBRATES Photos by Inner Circle Photography

MEMORIAL WEEK

One day was not enough, so this past May, the Grosse Pointe War Memorial took a whole week to honor our veterans, military service members and their families with events and special programs. Hundreds of our friends participated in Memorial Week activities on our campus and in the community.

On Tuesday, May 19, we held Our Community Salutes, honoring metro Detroit high school seniors who had recently enlisted in the armed services. At the ceremony held on our back lawn, they took their Oath of Service, administered by Major General Gwendolyn Bingham of TACOM, as their proud families looked on. Troy Schielein, 1st Sgt. USMC (ret) also spoke. Our gala, An Evening of Red, White & Blue, held on May 20, was a tremendous success. Nearly 250 guests attended, enjoying cocktails in the courtyard, a private performance by Becca Stevens, and an elegant, gourmet meal in our lakefront ballroom. The War Memorial presented the inaugural Spirit of the Community Award to Mary and Ron Lamparter and Spirit of Service Award to Troy F. Schielein, 1st Sgt. USMC (Ret). Proceeds from the evening benefit the Patriot Fund, which provides scholarships to veterans and supports high impactful organizations focused on patriotism and veteran causes. Gifts from the fund were presented to four beneficiaries that night. A two-day Veterans Conference was held on May 21-22, seeking input on support needs and showcasing different organizations that offer resources to service members, veterans and their families. Beautiful weather provided the perfect backdrop for our Day of Service on Saturday, May 23. A contingent of War Memorial staff, board members, community partners and family volunteered at Detroitâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s John D. Dingell VA Medical Center cleaning up the Rooftop Healing Garden.

Dan Monahan and Mary Sue Stonisch

Charles Burke presents the Spirit of the Community Award to Mary and Ron Lamparter

John and Marlene Boll

Steve and Carmie Buhalis, John and Alicia Nicholson

The week culminated with our traditional outdoor Memorial Day celebration. U.S. Rep Brenda Lawrence and Gulf War Veteran and GPWMA Board Member Thomas Smith spoke. Hundreds of community members of all ages came out to pay tribute to those brave men and women who gave their lives in service to their country. They sat on our back lawn in hushed reverence as the names of the fallen were read and a bell tolled in remembrance.

SUMMER PROGRAMS AND EVENTS

ENLIGHTEN, EDUCATE AND ENTERTAIN Summer was a blast here at the War Memorial. Our new Campville USA, supported by the Stonisch Foundation, offered more than 25 mini-camps to keep kids of all ages active, engaged and having fun. The diverse line-up included everything from Musical Theatre Camp to Lego Robotics to American Girl to Cooking Boot Camp.

In July, we presented SummerFest, three-weeks of outdoor entertainment featuring concerts, theatre, dance, and movies on our beautiful back lawn overlooking Lake St. Clair. The events were all free thanks to the generosity of our supporters: Presenting Sponsor Bank of America Merrill Lynch and sponsors St. John Health System, Dynamic HR, Cynthia and Julius Huebner, Michigan Humanities Council and the Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs.

NEW GARDEN, BEE HIVE AT GP WAR MEMORIAL Things are buzzing and growing over here!

Bringing the farm-to-table movement to the War Memorial, Executive Chef Angelo Loria has planted a garden on our property and installed a bee hive! Loria has already been using some of the herbs from the garden for meals he’s prepared here and plans a harvest dinner with the bounty in the fall. The crop includes heirloom tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, eggplant, zucchini, and herbs like basil, lavender, thyme and rosemary. A few feet away from the garden is a new bee hive, installed by Francois Faloppa of the Honey Bee Squad. Loria hopes the hive will help restore the declining numbers of honey bees (an issue which as gained national attention), as well as help pollinate the garden. “Honey bees are a critical part of the food production system and of our agriculture,” said Loria, who is passionate about the local food movement. “We wanted to do our part, at least locally, to increase the population of honey bees and to raise awareness of this problem.”

Q&A

WITH BRANDON FABER

CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR NEW POSITION AS DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT. WHAT EXACTLY IS “COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT” AS IT APPLIES TO THE WAR MEMORIAL? Community engagement really means a lot and the defining boundaries are thin. The department was called Life Long Learning, but I think the more malleable and forward-thinking term for any organization of vitality is “community engagement.” It makes you pause and ask, “What is community?” Are we serving those who walk through the door of the War Memorial, all of Grosse Pointe, or all of Southeastern Michigan? I believe that the broader the spectrum of “community” we recognize, the healthier we’ll be. So the programming we offer, in particular to all of the nonprofit areas, is really centered in the community engagement department. Focusing on that kind of work has led us to a pretty catchy and simple phrase: arts, learning, and engagement. WHAT WERE YOU DOING BEFORE COMING TO THE WAR MEMORIAL? Before coming to the War Memorial, I was the Executive Director for the Birmingham Bloomfield Symphony Orchestra, a very exciting and innovative regional orchestra that just celebrated its 40th anniversary. Prior to that, I was in Long Beach, California, in graduate school for orchestral conducting. I’ve been a lot of places working and studying from Michigan to California to Switzerland, but I’m very excited to now be in a uniquely special community working for the War Memorial. YOU USED THE PHRASE “ARTS, LEARNING, AND ENGAGEMENT.” WHAT ARE SOME OF THE DEFINING EXAMPLES FOR THIS PHRASE? It’s a lot, especially when you think about all of our classes, special learning events like Cooking on the Terrace, sponsored groups, and special events. But we have some truly defining series such as SummerFest, a musical performance series called Arts at the Alger, which will be in its second year, as well as a few new programs we’re launching—for example, Movies on Sunday and a speakers series called This Americana. YOU’RE REALLY WORKING TO CREATE SOMETHING WITH A LOT OF CONNECTION AND ACCESS POINTS. WHERE’S IT ALL LEADING? It has a lot to do with how people understand and take advantage of what we do that drives the events we program. We are a presenting organization, meaning that, quite simply, we provide a platform for content that serves our community. But we also get to work with a lot of individuals to curate new programming. Thinking about it that way leads us to a shift in how people view us: we become a destination point for great events that are cultural, educational, and entertaining. If people spend most of their time at home and at work, there’s going to be a third space that is really important to them— people naturally gravitate towards an interesting and accessible third space that’s not work or home. I always like to ask people where is the third space they prefer to spend their time. Residents of Grosse Pointe have a lot of options for places to frequent, but we offer a lot in a very unique array of combinations. We’re setting ourselves up to be that third space for a lot of people because that defines the business we’re in. We’re third spacing. WHAT’S NEXT? We’re working hard to keep alive the wonderful things that we’re known for while enhancing our positive impact on the greater community. We’re also focusing on our patrons, giving them an entire experience with consumer-sensitive pricing and benefits. It’s not just about doing things well, but doing things right for our long-standing friends and our new friends. One example of this certainly is removing the online surcharges. That’s already started and will continue this fall as we make it easier for people to come and enjoy all that we have to offer. I look forward to meeting a lot of new faces—those who’ve been coming to the War Memorial for years and those who are brand new.

THE NEW

COMMUNITY

ENGAGEMENT REGISTER ONLINE at www.gpwarmemorial.org or BY CALLING 313.332.4074

PLAYHOUSE A GIFT

TO GROSSE POINTE MEMORIAL CHURCH

Val Moran (right) and Woodworking classmates paint the play house a lovely spring green.

Students in Ken Leiter’s Woodworking class (www.leiterwoodwork.com) here at the War Memorial had a special mission this past spring. Deciding to use their time building a special project that would benefit others, they created a cheerful one-room playhouse for the children in the community to enjoy. The playhouse is being given to the Grosse Pointe Memorial Church for use in the children’s play area, in honor of the church’s 150th anniversary this fall.

GPWMA Board Member Pat Moran (left) helps instructor, Master Craftsman Ken Leiter

MOVE DETROIT TALK EXPLORES A WALKABLE DETROIT Earlier this summer, about 150 community residents gathered in the GPWM Auditorium to hear a talk on promoting public transportation and making Detroit a more lively, walkable city given by urban development expert Gil Penalosa. The talk, entitled “Sustainable Mobility for a Vital and Competitive Region,” co-hosted by Jefferson East, was part of Move Detroit, a week of workshops, discussions and activities on creating vibrant, inclusive and innovative public places.

“We were thrilled to be a part of this important conversation and to partner with Jefferson East,” said Charles Burke, President and CEO of the War Memorial. “Building connections and partnerships is essential to the sustainability of Metro Detroit and the Grosse Pointe War Memorial Association. The Move Detroit conference was a key step in incubating that effort.” Community leaders and local residents enjoyed the summer evening at a reception on our back terrace held before the talk.

DEVELOPMENT GP WAR MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION WELCOMES NEW VICE PRESIDENT FOR INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT The Grosse Pointe War Memorial Association (GPWMA) was happy to welcome Ann Rock as Vice President of Institutional Advancement in May. A CAREER IN PHILANTHROPY A seasoned and well-respected development officer, Rock comes to the GPWMA from the University of Michigan Williams L. Clements Library in Ann Arbor, where she served as the Director of Development. In that capacity, Rock raised funds for a major renovation and expansion, acquisitions, fellowships, technology and digitization, programming and endowment. Prior to her work at U-M, Rock was Director of Foundation and Government Relations at the Detroit Symphony Orchestra and was on the board at the Grosse Pointe Historical Society. She currently serves as Vice Chair of the Board of Visitors for the Wayne State University Press. INNOVATIVE LEADER “Ann has a proven record of fundraising, excellent relationship-building and cultivation skills, and a

J. THEODORE (TED) EVERINGHAM Chair, GPWMA Board of Directors Ted Everingham is a long-time resident of the Grosse Pointes who is committed to enriching the quality of life in the community. In addition to serving on the GPWMA board since 2013, Everingham is vice chair of the Grosse Pointe Chamber of Commerce, President Elect of Rotary of Grosse Pointe and a member of the boards of the Grosse Pointe Youth Nautical Education Foundation and the Lake St. Clair Tourism Initiative. A successful business lawyer with an office in Grosse Pointe Farms, Everingham was a long-time member of a major Detroit-based law firm, and then served as a vice president and in-house general counsel for a major retailer, before founding Everingham & Associates and returning to private practice. He is known as a creative, results-oriented attorney with a strong background in corporate and business law, securities regulation, complex negotiations and mergers, acquisitions and other major business transactions.

strong management background,” said GPWMA President and CEO Charles Burke. “We are excited that someone of her innovative leadership will be joining us as we build a new future for the Grosse Pointe War Memorial Association.” As the GPWMA’s first Vice President of Institutional Advancement, Rock will oversee all fundraising efforts, and design and execute the strategic vision for development that will align with the GPWMA’s preferred culture, aspirations, priorities and commitments. EXCITING FUTURE “I’m thrilled to be joining the Grosse Pointe War Memorial Association at this exciting point in its celebrated history,” Rock said. “I’m dedicated to the strength and vitality of non-profits and cultural institutions in our area and am delighted to continue my career at this important community organization.” Rock has a bachelor of arts in history from the University of Michigan and a master of business administration in finance from University of Detroit Mercy. She lives in Grosse Pointe Park with her husband.

A native of Jackson, MI, Everingham came to Detroit to practice law after graduating from Albion College and the University of Michigan Law School. He learned to sail at the Detroit Yacht Club and is passionate about the sport and the Great Lakes. He served as Commodore at Bayview Yacht Club, chaired the Bayview Mackinac Race twice, and has covered the race for WJR-AM radio since 2004. He hosts Great Lakes Log, a show focusing on interesting people, places and activities on the Great Lakes and Lake St. Clair that airs on WMTV, the War Memorial’s local access cable TV channel. He and his wife, Marcia, live in Grosse Pointe Park. They have three children and five grandchildren.

THIS AMERICANA THE WAR MEMORIAL LAUNCHES A NEW LECTURE SERIES

Join us throughout the year as we present guest speakers on a range of topics, all of which add to the fabric of our shared Americana. New and exciting events will be announced throughout the year.

FIRST FAMILIES AND FLOWERS Wednesday, September 23

$20

7:00 p.m.

per person

Inside the history and the creation of floral arrangements for the White House and the First Families of presidents Clinton, Bush, and Obama. Presenter: Robert Scanlan

MAKING A POINTE SERIES This interactive TED Talk like experience is the first part of a series coming to the War Memorial’s 2015 – 2016 season of speakers.

Tuesday, October 6, 7:30 p.m. Join leaders, movers, and shakers from the community for this collaborative series that brings discussion, learning, and focus to Grosse Pointe topics. Launched by the Grosse Pointe War Memorial Association, the Grosse Pointe News, and the Grosse Pointe Chamber of Commerce, the first ever event of Making a Pointe will bring people together for high impact presentation and conversation on a range of topics that directly affect the contextual environment of the Grosse Pointe communities. A small panel of presenters will each give a 12-minute talk for the audience to consider and discuss.

OUR ENVIRONMENT, OUR WATERWAYS Tuesday, October 27, 7:30 p.m. Join radio station WDET 101.9 FM, the local NPR affiliates in a special event on our environmental impact on the community and our waterways. Join local leaders, students, and radio hosts for this interactive event on our community’s environment.

HALLOWEEN PSYCHIC FUN NIGHT WITH ROBERT AND PAMELA TAYLOR Tuesday, October 27 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.

$31

per person

Spice up your Halloween and learn about predictive tools: astrology, palmistry, Tarot, Brighu Yantra (ancient Indian oracle), the MO (Tibetan oracle) and astro-dice. Each participant will receive a personal mini-reading of their choice. Instructors and Guides: Robert and Pamela Taylor

JEANTINI

Thursday, October 29 7:00 p.m.

$35

per person

Sip on Halloween-themed cocktails and enjoy complimentary hors d’oeuvres—and of course, CANDY! Join us for this special Halloween program and the return of Jeantini. Come out in not just your best jeans, but show off in your scary and creative Halloween fashions. This is the War Memorial party not to miss! Must be 21 years of age to attend.

TRIPS DAY TRIPS COFFEE CONCERTS WITH DETROIT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA SPECIAL GUEST DOC SEVERINSON Wednesday, November 25 10:45 a.m. show (Bus will leave 9:15 a.m.)

$68

per person

Heeeere’s Doc! The DSO welcomes back legendary NBC Orchestra bandleader and American icon Doc Severinsen! Hear his red-hot renditions of Great American standards — as only Doc can play them in his Big Band Severinsen sound! • Coffee and Donuts will be served before the show and at intermission • Lunch at a midtown local restaurant (not included in cost)

AFTERNOON TEA AT THE TOWNSEND HOTEL AND HOLIDAY SHOPPING Tuesday, December 8 12:00 p.m. (Bus leaves at 11:00 a.m.)

$66

per person

In the English tradition, afternoon tea is served as a social, relaxing and unique experience. Fine, loose rolled teas are enhanced with satisfying fare, including delicious finger sandwiches, orange cranberry scones with lemon curd and pastries that will make your mouth water. After this wonderful experience, we will hit the streets of Birmingham for holiday shopping. (Alternate plans will be made in the event of inclement weather.)

THE ODD COUPLE AT THE PURPLE ROSE THEATRE Wednesday, February 3 at 3:00 p.m. (Bus leaves at 11:00 a.m.)

$83

per person

Two suddenly single pals — a sloppy sportswriter and a neat freak news writer — strain their friendship by turning roommates, but patterns of their own disastrous marriages begin to reappear with hilarious results. This is a classic not to be missed! We will begin with a delicious lunch at the Common Grill in Chelsea at 1:00 p.m.

EXTENDED TRAVEL SPLENDID SICILIA April 15 - 24, 2016*

$3,899

double occupancy*

Sicily is a land of lush forests, rugged land, rolling hills, vineyards, ancient olive groves, almond orchards, endless wheat fields and home to Europe’s greatest natural wonder, Mount Etna. It’s more than an island. It’s a unique place full of art, history, folklore, breathtaking scenery and some of the best-preserved ancient Greek temples in the world. Highlights: P alermo • Monreale • Cefalu • Farm Visit • Villa Romana del Casale Piazza Armerina Catania • Siracusa • Taormina *Represents a $200 Early Booking Savings valid until October 16, 2015.

IMPERIAL CITIES FEATURING PRAGUE, VIENNA AND BUDAPEST October 3 – 13, 2016 double occupancy

$3,749

Set out on an exciting cultural experience in the Imperial Cities of Central Europe featuring traditional entertainment, history and fabulous scenery. Highlights… • Prague: Hradcany Castle, Prague Folklore Dinner and Show, CeskyKrumlov. • Vienna: Grinzing Evening, Schoenbrunn Palace, Danube River Cruise, Bratislava. • Budapest: Matthias Church, Fisherman’s Bastion, Szentendre, Renaissance Dinner A detailed itinerary is available at the War Memorial or by calling 313.332.4056. REGISTER ONLINE at www.gpwarmemorial.org or BY CALLING 313.332.4074

CHEF ANGELOâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S COOKING CLASSES GRILLING ON THE TERRACE: SEAFOOD ON THE GRILL Tuesday, September 15 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.

$35

per person

Create restaurant-quality fish and shellfish on your own grill. Learn techniques for determining doneness and methods for drawing out the best flavors from your seafood.

HARVEST DINNER Tuesday, October 13 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.

$35

per person

Reap the benefits of the War Memorial Garden by learning techniques to utilize the freshest picks from your own harvest garden.

THANKSGIVING TRADITIONS Tuesday, November 17 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.

$35

per person

Take the stress out of the holidays by learning some flavorful recipes favorites that can be made ahead of time.

FOOD REGISTER ONLINE at www.gpwarmemorial.org or BY CALLING 313.332.4074

BOURBON IS BACK!

Saturday, September 19 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.

$45

per class or

$200

for spirit series of

for

2015/2016

America’s whiskey is red hot! Learn all about why Bourbon is unique, how it is made and a bit of history, as we sample six super bourbons in a range that may surprise you. You will explore the best way to enjoy our native beverage. Light fare will be provided; must be 21 years of age to attend. Instructor: Michael Schafer

SUBTLETIES OF SCOTCH

Saturday, November 14 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.

$45 per class or $200 for spirit series of 5 classes for 2015/2016 Come enjoy one of the world’s oldest spirits as we taste a selection of six styles from the land of bagpipes and Nessie. Ranging from smooth-as-silk blends to smoky standouts, Scotch varies widely in aromas and flavors. Learn how this “water of life” is made and why it is so popular. Light fare will be provided. Must be 21 years of age to attend. Instructor: Michael Schafer

FOOD AND WINE SERIES I THE FUNDAMENTALS OF FOOD AND WINE PAIRING WITH CHEF ANGELO LORIA AND THE WINE COUNSELOR, MICHAEL SCHAFER Thursday, September 24 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.

What wine pairs with your favorite food? Does pizza taste better with a glass of Pinot Noir or Sangiovese? Learn the three fundamentals of food and wine pairing in this entertaining and enlightening class. Light fare will be provided.

WINE 101-THE BIG 5 S’S OF WINE Thursday, October 22 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.

Learn to taste wine like a Sommelier with the Wine Counselor, Michael Schafer. The 5 S’s of wine are easy, fun and will change the way you enjoy wine. Laugh and learn as Michael demystifies wine and answers all of your questions about this fascinating beverage. Light fare will be provided.

THE “BIG 6” OF GRAPES Thursday, November 5 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.

What are the “Big 6” of wine grapes? Why are they so popular? Learn all about the world’s most popular grapes as you explore the differences and similarities of these wines. Enjoy outstanding examples of these benchmark grapes while laughing and learning! Light fare will be provided.

$35

per class or all

classes for

Must be 21 years of age to attend.

$90

& DRINK EVENTS REGISTER ONLINE at www.gpwarmemorial.org or BY CALLING 313.332.4074

HEALTH

WELLNESS

AND

CPR/AED/FIRST AID Saturday, October 10

$93

Noon - 4:00 p.m.

per person includes

$15

material fee

Learn the American Red Cross programs to respond effectively to life-threatening emergencies. Adult CPR with AED, Infant and Child CPR and First Aid certification cards will be issued upon successful completion of course requirements (valid for two years). Instructor: Ian Kinder

TAI CHI FOR ARTHRITIS

Mondays, September 14 - November 16

$102 PUNCH

CARD OPTION

per person for

weeks

10:45 - 11:45 a.m. (omit 10/12)

day class starts

$107

$50 for any 5 classes instructed by Susan Leithauser-Yee between September 14 - November 18, 2015

A gentle Sun-Style Tai Chi program developed by Dr. Paul Lam in collaboration with The Arthritis Foundation. The series of exercises is widely used to improve balance and relieve arthritis pain. Instructor: Susan Leithauser-Yee

IYENGAR YOGA

Thursdays, September 17 - November 5 7:00 - 8:30 p.m.

$102

per person for

weeks

day class starts

$107

Iyengar Yoga builds strength, stamina, balance and focus. The poses taught are suitable for all levels. Bring a yoga mat, strap and two blankets. Instructor: Michele Pearson

TAI CHI

Wednesdays, September 16 - November 18

$102 PUNCH

CARD OPTION

per person for

weeks

6:15 - 7:15 p.m.

day class starts

$107

per person

$50 for any 5 classes instructed by Susan Leithauser-Yee between September 14 - November 18, 2015

Gentle Sun-style Tai Chi routines consist of gentle flowing movements that require slow continuous weight shifts. You will experience “moving meditation” in this tranquil class. Instructor: Susan Leithauser-Yee

CHAIR YOGA

Session I: September 12 - November 7

10:15 - 11:15 a.m. (omit 10/31)

$83

per person for

weeks day class starts

$53

per person for

weeks

Session II: November 14 - December 19

$88

10:15 - 11:15 a.m. (omit 11/28)

day class starts

$58

All seated and standing postures utilize the chair for support. Find a new connection to your body by moving, stretching and strengthening all major muscle groups with a powerful and mindful breath. Instructor: Jill Doughty

RELAXATION AND PSYCHIC MESSAGES Wednesday, November 4 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.

$31

per person

Enjoy a peaceful evening with Robert and Pamela Taylor as you experience a guided meditation to reach a relaxed state of mind, followed by psychic messages for each participant. Robert and Pamela Taylor, instructors and guides.

ESSENTIAL OILS WORKSHOP

Mondays, October 5 – 26 7:00 - 8:00 p.m.

$68

per person for

weeks day class starts

NEW

$73

CLASS

Have you always wanted to learn more about essential oils and didn’t know where to start? In this four week workshop, you will learn the basics of essential oils, safety, grades and how to create and use essential oils in your everyday life. You will receive weekly resources and get to make and take DIY remedies in weeks 2 and 3. Week Week Week Week

1: 2: 3: 4:

Essential Oils Basics Keeping Your Family Healthy Life’s Little Emergencies Cleaning with Essential Oils

Instructor: Charmaine Fuller

FITNESS AEROBIC DANCING BY JACKIE SORENSEN Mondays and Thursdays, September 14 - December 10

$166

per person

•

day class starts:

$171

8:45 - 9:45 a.m. (Omit 11/26)

This complete fitness workout includes abdominal work, light weight training and simple dance routines, all choreographed to a wide variety of music that will firm your body, strengthen your cardiovascular system, reduce stress and increase your energy level. Bring an exercise mat, fixed-end hand weights and Velcro-closing ankle weights. Instructor: Martha Popovich

ZUMBA FITNESS

Tuesdays, September 22 - November 24

$102

per person for

6:15 - 7:15 p.m.

weeks. day class starts:

$107

per person for

weeks

Get energized with this fun and motivating cardio class that uses simple choreography. Enjoy the upbeat music that will help you keep your body moving! Class may be intense at times. Instructor: Julia LaTorre

ADVANCED TOTAL BODY SCULPTING Tuesdays, September 22 - November 24

7:30 - 8:30 p.m.

$140 per person for 10 weeks • day class starts: $145 per person for 10 weeks In this more advanced class, you will continue to learn proper form and safety of weight-lifting exercises. Bring a mat, 3 and/or 5 pound hand weights. The closest thing to having your own personal trainer! Instructor: Julia LaTorre

BEGINNERS TOTAL BODY SCULPTING Wednesdays, September 23 - December 2

$140

per person for

weeks

•

7:30 - 8:30 p.m.

day class starts

$145

per person

Learn the proper form of weight lifting exercises. Bring a mat, 3 and/or 5 pound hand weights. The closest thing to having your own personal trainer! Instructor: Julia LaTorre

TRAMPOLEAN FITNESS

Wednesdays, September 23 - December 2 6:15 - 7:15 p.m.

$140

per person for

weeks

â&#x20AC;˘

day class starts

$145

per person

This creative workout will give you cardio and strength training all in one while enhancing your coordination skills. Please bring a small trampoline and the Grosse Pointe War Memorial will store it for you. Instructor: Julia LaTorre

BOOTY BLAST B.A.R. (BALLET AEROBIC RESISTANCE) Wednesdays, September 16 - November 18

$102 PUNCH

CARD OPTION

per person for

weeks

7:30 - 8:30 p.m.

day class starts

$107

NEW

CLASS

$50 for any 5 classes instructed by Susan Leithauser-Yee between September 10 - November 18, 2015

A ballet-inspired workout utilizing a combination of ballet aerobic steps and resistance exercises to burn calories, strengthen legs, hips, core and, as the name suggests, shape the booty. We will use a weighted bar, as well a barre. Class is low impact and great for knee health and is suitable for most fitness levels. Instructor: Susan Leithauser-Yee

CARDIOMAX

Session I: M ondays, September 14 - November 2 6:15 - 7:15 p.m. Thursdays, September 10 - October 29 6:15 - 7:15 p.m.

$83

per person for

PUNCH

CARD OPTION

weeks

day class starts

$88

per person

$55 for any 5 CardioMax or CardioCore classes between September 10 - November 2, 2015

Session II: M ondays, November 16 - December 14 6:15 - 7:15 p.m. Thursdays, November 12 - December 17 6:15 - 7:15 p.m. (omit 11/26)

$53

per person for

PUNCH

CARD OPTION

weeks. day class starts

$58

per person

$44 for any 4 CardioMax or CardioCore classes between November 12 - December 17, 2015

This class incorporates low impact, high energy aerobics and body sculpting, balance and flexibility exercises. Please bring a mat and water. Instructor: Jill Doughty

CARDIOCORE

Session I: Saturdays, September 12 - November 11

$83

per person for

PUNCH

CARD OPTION

weeks

day class starts

$88

per person

$55 for any 5 CardioMax or CardioCore classes between September 10 - November 2, 2015

Session II: Saturdays, November 14 - December 19

$53

9:00 - 10:00 a.m. (omit 10/31)

per person for

PUNCH

weeks

day class starts

9:00 - 10:00 a.m. (omit 11/28)

$58

per person

$44 for any 4 CardioMax or CardioCore classes between November 12 - December 17, 2015

CARD OPTION

A fusion of fat-burning aerobic activity and great core strengthening exercises. We will use weights, bands and mini-balls to target those torso muscles. Please bring a mat and water. Instructor: Jill Doughty

ZUMBA

Mondays, September 14 - November 23

$102

per person for

weeks

â&#x20AC;˘

9:30 - 10:30 a.m. (omit 10/12)

day class starts

$107

The class that revitalized dance-fitness and made cardio fun! Zumba workouts feature great uplifting music and a sense of play. Because it doesnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t feel like a chore, more people stick with Zumba than any other type of workout. If you like to dance, this class is for you! Instructor: Susan Leithauser-Yee

PUNCH

CARD OPTION

$50 for any 5 classes instructed by Susan Leithauser-Yee between September 14 - November 23, 2015

DRIVER’S EDUCATION

SEGMENT I Monday-Thursday 6:00 – 8:00p.m. $285 for 12 classes

SEGMENT II Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 4:00 - 6:00p.m. $49 for 3 classes (no make ups)

Sept. 8 - 25 Sept. 28 - Oct. 15 Oct. 19 - Nov. 5 Nov. 9 - 24 Nov. 30 – Dec.17 Sept. 8 - 10 Sept. 21 - 24 Oct. 19 - 22 Nov. 2 - 5 Nov. 16 - 19 Nov. 30 - Dec. 3 Dec. 14 - 17

SEGMENT I: Provides 24 hours of classroom instruction and 6 hours of driving. The driving time

may extend beyond the class dates. Students must be 14 years 8 months to enroll

SEGMENT II: Bring level I license to the first class. Pre-requisites are: completion of 30 practice

driving hours with parent. Level I license that has been validated by Secretary of State’s office at least 3 months prior to the class.

YOUTH REGISTER ONLINE at www.gpwarmemorial.org or BY CALLING 313.332.4074

AMERICAN GIRL DOLL TEA

Saturday, November 7 2:00 - 4:00 p.m.

$15

per person (includes tea and tea-party snacks, alert the wm in advance of any

gluten/food allergies.)

Families come for a tea party unlike any other – bring your dolls and wear your best fashion to learn etiquette, doll design, and history of American Girl Doll tea parties. Limited to children ages 7 – 12 years old. Instructor: Ursula Torp

MIDDLE SCHOOL DANCES – WAR DANCE! Fridays, 7:30 - 10:00 p.m. September 18 - Glow Dance October 9 - Whip Nae Nae November 6 - Black-n-Pink December 4 - Holiday Dance

$18

ONLINE

REGISTRATION ONLY!

per dance; online sales only; no door sales

Open to students in Grades 6-8 who reside in Grosse Pointe or attend school in Grosse Pointe

CORK AND CLAY SPECIAL EVENTS FOR ADULTS while their kids enjoy the dance

Friday, October 9 7:00 - 8:30 p.m. Friday, December 4 7:00 - 8:30 p.m.

$36

per person

Come with friends and have fun creating a one-of-a-kind tile adorned with various textures and colors. A fruit and cheese platter will be provided and the first glass of wine is on us! Additional wine will be available for purchase. Instructor: Pewabic Pottery

GET OUT - GET ACTIVE - GET HERE SPORTS & GAMES BEGINNING FENCING

Session I: Mondays, September 14 - October 26 7:00 - 7:45 p.m. Session II: Mondays, November 2 - December 21 7:00 - 7:45 p.m. (Omit 11/23)

$68

per person for

weeks

day class starts:

$73

All ages welcome. Learn about fencing that will bring the age-old sword fight to modern times. All equipment is provided. Please wear sneakers and exercise clothes. Class size limited to 12.

BEGINNER AND INTERMEDIATE FENCING

Session I: Mondays, September 14 - October 26 7:45 - 8:30 p.m. Session II: Mondays, November 2 - December 21 7:00 - 7:45 p.m. (Omit 11/23)

$68

per person for

weeks

day class starts:

$73

All ages welcome. You must have attended the Beginning Fencing class at least once to join.

ADULT FENCING

Session I: Mondays, September 14 - October 26 8:30 - 9:15 p.m. Session II: Mondays, November 2 - December 21 8:30 - 9:15 p.m. (Omit 11/23)

$68

per person for

weeks

day of registration:

$73

Must be 18 and older to attend this class. Instructor: Dave Foley

INTRODUCTION TO ARCHERY (AGES 9 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 18) Wednesdays, September 30 - December 9

$125

per person for

6:00 - 7:00 p.m.

weeks (includes a

$20

rental fee)

This class covers safety, proper technique, eye dominance, target shooting, games and scoring, all while having fun! All equipment is provided. Instructor: Our Global Kids

INTRODUCTION TO ARCHERY FOR ADULTS (AGE 18 AND OVER)

Wednesdays, September 30 - December 9

$125

per person for

7:00 - 8:00 p.m.

weeks (includes a

$20

rental fee)

This class covers safety, proper technique, eye dominance, target shooting, games and scoring, all while having fun! All equipment is provided. Instructor: Our Global Kids

MAH JONGG

Session I: Thursdays, September 17 - October 8 7:00 - 8:30 p.m. Session II: Thursdays, October 22 - November 12 7:00 - 8:30p.m.

$57

per person for 4 weeks plus a $10 material fee payable to instructor on first night of class

This class will emphasize the American version using the official standard hands and rules from the National Mah Jongg League. Instructor: Julie Sutton

ADVANCED MAH JONGG Tuesday, October 27

$23

per person for

7:00 - 8:30 p.m. night class

Advanced class will highlight more of the intricate playing strategies of Mah Jongg. Instructor: Julie Sutton

BIKE MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR SERIES BASIC BIKE MAINTENANCE Wednesday, September 16 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.

$25

per person

In just two hours, you can learn the basics of bike maintenance from the knowledgeable staff at Bikes, Blades and Boards. Bring you bikes!

ADVANCED BIKE MAINTENANCE & REPAIR Wednesday, September 23 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.

$25

per person

This hands-on class will take a more in-depth look at repairs, upgrades and bike technology. Learn how to take care of your bike the right way and get more out of it! Instructors: Bikes Blades and Boards

DANCE CLASSES LA DANSE ORIENTAL - THE ART OF BELLY DANCING Mondays, September 21 - October 26

$66

per person for

weeks

7:30 - 8:30 p.m.

day class starts

$71

per person for

weeks

Learn the ancient art of Belly Dancing. The Belly Dance, also known as Danse Orientale or RaksSharki, is as popular today as it was thousands of years ago. This “All Levels” class is for all ages, sizes, shapes and dance ability. Wear yoga/jazz pants, socks, ballet slippers or may go barefoot. Instructor: Shelley Brantley Kuhn

BEGINNING BALLROOM DANCE

Session I: Thursdays, September 17 - October 22 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. Session II Thursdays, October 29 – December 10 6:30 - 7:30 p.m.

$105

per couple for

weeks

day class starts

$110

per couple

Learn the basic partner steps of the Tango and ChaCha. We will put you on the dance floor with confidence! Instructor: John Perna

INTERMEDIATE BALLROOM DANCE

Session I: Thursdays, September 17 – October 22 7:45 - 8:45 p.m. Session II: Thursdays, October 29 – December 10 7:45 - 8:45 p.m.

$105

per couple for

weeks

day class starts

$110

NEW

CLASS

per couple

Continue perfecting your dance skills with this new intermediate class! Instructor: John Perna

ADVANCED BALLROOM DANCE Tuesdays, September 15 - October 20

$106

per couple for

weeks

7:30 - 8:30 p.m.

day class starts

$111

Add steps, styling and movement to your American, International and Latin dancing. This class will take you to a new level! Instructors: Dennis and Geri Maxwell

SALSA DANCING

Fridays, September 11 – October 30 6:30 - 7:30 p.m.

$164

per couple for

weeks

day class starts

$169

per couple

Learn the techniques and fundamental steps of this Latin dance that will get you spinning on the dance floor! You will have fun and get in shape as you show off your dance moves to fabulous Salsa music. Instructors: Dimas Caraballo and Sherin Radwan

MUSIC BEGINNING ADULT PIANO Thursdays, October 1- November 19

$165

per person for

1:00 - 2:30p.m.

day class starts:

weeks

$171

Learn basic music skills including finding your way around the keyboard, note reading and counting. At home practice is required so students should have a piano or keyboard for home use. Instructor: Penny Masouris

BEGINNING GUITAR FOR KIDS (AGE 8-13) Mondays, September 28 - November 16

$133

per person for

4:30 - 6:00 p.m.

weeks (includes a

$10

material fee)

day class starts

$138

Students will learn basic guitar skills and techniques. Chords, scales and other topics of interest will be covered. Please bring a guitar, guitar pick and capo. Instructor: Levi Henson

BEGINNING ADULT GUITAR

Mondays, September 28 - November 16

$133

per person for

7:00 - 8:30 p.m.

weeks (includes a

$10

material fee)

day class starts

$138

Students will learn chords, scales and technical exercises. Other topics of interest will be covered. Please bring a guitar, guitar pick and capo. Instructor: Levi Henson

ARTS WATERCOLOR PAINTING

Tuesdays, September 15 - November 3

$80

per person for

weeks

6:30 - 8:30 p.m.

day class starts

$85

Explore the art of watercolor while painting still life, portraits, animals and nature. With a focus on color and technique, this is a great class for beginner to advanced. Instructor: Elizabeth Gauthier

WORKING FROM THE FIGURE

Wednesdays, September 30 - November 18

$162

per person for

weeks (includes a

12:00 - 3:00 p.m.

$46

model fee)

day class starts

$167

Learn the basic skill of drawing the clothed and nude figure, including anatomy, observation of the human form, exercises in gesture, contour and outline. Beginner to advanced students welcome. Supply list will be available at the time of registration. Instructor: Elizabeth Gauthier

INTRO TO DRAWING

Mondays, September 14 - November 2 9:00 - 11:00 a.m.

$81 per person for 8 weeks

day class starts

$86 per person

Learn the basics of how to sketch in charcoal, pencil and pastels. You will draw everything from apples to still-life and even a portrait! Instructor: Elizabeth Gauthier

CORK AND CLAY

Friday, October 9 7:00 - 8:30 p.m. Friday December 4 7:00 - 8:30 p.m.

$36

per person

PAINT AND SIP

Friday, September 18 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Friday , November 20 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.

$35

per person

day of class

$40

per person

Come enjoy wine with friends and test your skills at painting! All art supplies are provided; no painting experience is required. A fruit and cheese platter will be provided and the first glass of wine is on us. Additional glasses of wine available for purchase. Instructor provided by The Artist Lounge

INDEPENDENT ARTISTS

This War Memorial sponsored group consists of independent artists who come to the Petri Art Studio at the War Memorial to share a working space and bring in models. Members paint or draw images of portrait and figure. This group has been a year round tradition at the War Memorial for decades. There is no single instructor and all artists work independently. Contact Lawrence Saenz Jr. at lawrencesaenzjr@comcast.net for more information.

CRAFTS & HOBBIES PHOTO MEMORY QUILTS

Session 1: Wednesdays, September - October 28 Session 2: Tuesdays, October 20 - November 24

$203

for

weeks per person

day class starts:

7:00 - 9 p.m. 7:00 - 9 p.m.

$208

for

wks per person

Take your treasured photographs and turn them into a quilt for yourself or someone special. We will show you from start to finish on how to organize your photos to make a cherished piece of art that will also keep you warm! **There is a $30 material fee paid directly to the instructor on the first night of class** Instructor Lora Showalter

SEWING 101

SEWING 102

$164 per person for 6 weeks + $20 material fee paid directly

$164 per person for 6 weeks + $20 material fee paid directly to

Tuesdays, September 8 - October 13 6:00 - 9:00 p.m. to

Wednesdays, September 9 - October 21 6:00 - 9:00 p.m. (omit 10/14)

instructor on the first night of class

+ $20 material fee paid directly to instructor

on the first night of class

Sewing opens up a world of opportunities and possibilities for expressing your creative side. Students will learn how to understand and operate the sewing machine and gain an understanding of tools used in fashion design. Students will create a garment and accessories that they will take home. Please bring a sewing machine from home or one can be provided to you. Instructor will provide a list of materials needed on the first day of class.

Continue to enhance your sewing and fashion skills with this more advanced class. Please bring a sewing machine from home or one can be provided to you. Instructor will provide a list of materials needed on the first day of class.

day of class:

$169 per person for 6 weeks

day of class:

$169 per person for 6 weeks

Instructor: Dana Keaton

MYSTIC POET WORKSHOP

Saturday, December 12, 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

$15

per person (optional lunch not included)

Mystic poetry is a wonderful vehicle for deepening one’s spiritual life. This follow up workshop to the November 11 musical poetry performance will use video and group dynamics as Dr. Alexander Riegel facilitates the use of mystic poetry for spiritual teaching and personal introspection. Optional lunch following workshop is available with pre-event signup. Instructor: Dr. Alexander Riegel

PUTTING YOUR GARDEN TO BED

Wednesday, September 16 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

$20

per person

A thorough fall cleanup means a healthy and vital garden next spring. Alaine Bush will also share some tips when to bring beauty to your garden as the warm weather returns. Instructor: Alaine Bush

DINNER & THEATRE AT THE GROSSE POINTE WAR MEMORIAL Attending a performance of the Grosse Pointe Theater? Make an evening of it here at the GPWM with a pre-theatre dinner. Enjoy a seasonally-inspired tasting experience with menu choices specially crafted by our Executive Chef Angelo Loria. Dinner includes appetizer, main course and dessert and soft drink. Beer and wine are available for purchase.

INCLUDES TAX & GRATUITY

Dinner starts at 6:30 p.m. Cash bar available at all theater programs.

Dinner & Theatre offered for the following performances: SPAMALOT

ENCHANTED APRIL

Monty Pythonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s irreverent musical parody of the Arthurian Legend, adapted from Monty Python and the Holy Grail

Four beleaguered women leave gloomy pre-war London to find adventure and hope on holiday in Italy

Thurs, Sept. 24 Friday, Sept. 25 Thurs, Oct. 1 Friday, Oct. 2

Thurs, Nov. 12 Friday, Nov. 13 Thurs, Nov. 19 Friday, Nov. 2

DINNER RESERVATIONS

Please call 313-332-4074 or purchase online at www.gpwarmemorial.org no later than noon the day before

THEATRE TICKETS

Call the Grosse Pointe Theatre Ticket Office at 313-881-4004 or purchase online at www.gpt.org

SPONSORED The Grosse Pointe War Memorial is a proud partner with local groups working to positively impact our community. For more information our sponsored groups or to learn about membership and events, visit the War Memorial or call (313) 881-7511.

GROSSE POINTE CHAMBER MUSIC Sundays, 2:30 p.m. Alger House Library

Call Sylvelin Bouman at (586) 945-6830

INDEPENDENT ARTISTS

GROUPS

SENIOR MEN’S GROUPS • • • • •

Luncheon Investment Club Chorale Board Meeting Newsletter

ROTARY CLUB

Meets Mondays, Noon - 3:30 p.m. Call Larry Saenz at (586) 329-1286

WYLDLIFE - YOUNG LIFE YOUTH GROUP

DUPLICATE BRIDGE Mondays, Noon - 4:00 p.m.

GROSSE POINTE THEATRE

per date includes coffee and snacks

Call Judith Thomas at (313) 372-4218

LAKESHORE OPTIMISTS

SENIOR LADIES

Wednesdays, Noon - 4:00 p.m. (2nd and 4th Wednesdays)

$12

GROSSE POINTE GARDEN CENTER

per date includes lunch and cards

open to all grosse pointe residents age

50+

Call Tillie Haelewyn at (313) 881-5931

VETERANS DAY BREAKFAST November 11

7:00 -10:00 a.m.

The GPWM is once again honored to pay tribute to those who have served in the Armed Forces. All Veterans are invited to join us for a free breakfast on Veterans Day. Tickets required. Free for Veterans! Guests of Veterans are $10 Sponsored by American House

SKI HI

Informational meeting and registration: Monday, November 30 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.

HOLIDAYS ARE COMING: • Breakfast with Santa •G rosse Pointe Theatre’s White Christmas December 13 & 19 (two performances each day) and December 20 & 21 evening performances •N ew Years’ Eve Party – celebrate the New Year in style with our second annual New Years’ Eve party.

COMING IN JANUARY 2016: • Wine Club

SAVE THE

DATE

Registration by Mail – Please fill out the Registration Form and mail with a check payable to the Grosse Pointe War Memorial. Your cancelled check is your receipt. If a class description indicates you will need a supply list, please send a self addressed stamped envelope or pick up the list at our Registration Desk. Register Online – www.gpwarmemorial.org

Walk-In Registration – Registrations are taken at the Registration Desk, Monday through Friday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Registrations are taken at the Front Desk Monday through Friday 5:00 - 9:00 p.m. and on Saturday from 9:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Registration By Phone – Monday through Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m with Visa or Mastercard. Registration by Fax – Fax information to 313.884.6638. Credit Card Transactions – A convenience fee will be charged at check-out for all credit card transactions.

LATE REGISTRATION – Course fees are not prorated under any circumstance. Persons who register after a class has started must pay the full course fee. AGE MINIMUM – No one under 16 years of age will be admitted to classes for adults, unless otherwise noted.

REFUND POLICY – All refund requests must be in writing and are refunded by issuance of a check. For Multiple Session Classes – Cancellations received 48-hours prior to the start date will receive a refund less $8 processing fee. Cancellations received on the start date and no later than 48-hours prior to the second class will be charged for the first class and $8 processing fee. No refunds will be given after the second class regardless of enrollment date, lack of attendance or health reasons. One Session Class, Event, Lecture, Workshops – No refund unless cancelled by the War Memorial. If the War Memorial cancels an activity, registrants will be notified by phone and a full refund will be issued.

TRAVEL CANCELLATION POLICY – DAY TRIP: No refunds will be issued for day trips unless cancelled by the War Memorial. If space is resold to someone on a waiting list, a $8 processing fee will be assessed for each ticket. There is no refund for cancellations received day of trip. OVERNIGHT: The policy is published in the Classes & Events book or on the trip flyer. PHOTOGRAPHY RELEASE – The Grosse Pointe War Memorial reserves the right to use photographs, taken either in class or on its grounds, of patrons/students for the purpose of promoting the GPWM and its programs.

IMPORTANT NOTE – The professionals that teach at the War Memorial are asked to refrain from directly soliciting business from participants of any Grosse Pointe War Memorial classes/seminars. Persons wishing to seek their professional advice are asked to contact them directly after the session(s). The Grosse Pointe War Memorial assumes no liability or responsibility for these arrangements. Registered nonprofit organizations may rent space at the War Memorial for their own programs provided their target audience focuses on the Grosse Pointe community and that it is accomplished in a manner that is non-confrontational, non-discriminatory and non-disruptive to others or the War Memorial. As a charitable, nonprofit organization, the War Memorial cannot and does not endorse any particular cause or issue, nor does it discriminate against individuals or organizations on issues related to race, creed, religion, gender, sexual orientation, politics or beliefs BROCHURE DESIGN BY—Communications Creative, 15318 Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe Park. Contact Information: Martin Petz at 313-884-3332 website: www.communicationscreative.com

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MOVIES TICKETS

The Grosse Pointe War Memorial launches its pilot program featuring a different movie every Sunday night at 7:00 p.m. in our theater, starting October 4th. Popcorn, snacks, and refreshments available, including a beer and wine bar.