MTA's Trading News | July/August 2010

TRADINGNEWSMichigan’s first trade exchange. Celebrating 32 years in business.JULY/AUGUST 2010

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IN THIS ISSUE

President’s Letter ............................... 2

Member Spotlight ............................... 4

New Members ..................................... 6

Making the Most of Barter ................. 9

Current Members Looking forBusiness ............................................ 10

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REVOKED MEMBERS

Metro Trading Association’s membership committee reviewed and revoked these listed members. These businesses are no longer with the association because of their failure to follow the Rules & Procedures of Metro Trading Association by either not trading fairly, having poor service complaints, or for failure to pay for purchases with new sales.

MTA’s Rules of Fair Trading exists to ensure all participants achieve the same cash profit from business done with the association as they achieve in the cash marketplace. There is no reason to charge more or to charge part cash. Our purpose is to work together in order to help one another succeed. It is a partnership where everyone wins. Those who violate the rules are simply robbing and stealing. Abusing the privilege of being a member is not the solution to the problem.

We need to work together and treat one another fairly. By trading fairly, you not only show professionalism, but you also show that you value your customers and the business they bring you. So, please call your broker if you come across an unfair trade member; your broker is here to recommend another business, and to make sure your complaints are followed up on by the membership committee. As you see, the committee takes action. Therefore, a member of Metro Trading Association cannot fault the association or claim prices higher here than for cash if they do not care to alert the committee empowered to remedy unfair trading.

Metro Trading Association is an association where prices have to be fair and rules must be followed for the benefit of all.

Centerline Carpet & Tile

Extreme Decks, Inc.

Diaggio’s Gelato & Pizzeria

Dolly’s Pizza of Madison Heights

Mar Electric

Metamora Golf & Country Club

Metro Shopper

Payroll Specialist S.E., LLC.

Pita Cuisine

Pro-Sweep

Rusty Thomas Moving Service

Stanley Roofing Co., Inc.

Thompson’s Printing & Graphics

Z One

Dear Member,

Recently, my sixteen-year-old grandson, Jay, was planning his � rst party. He wanted to make sure that everything turned out so that he would have a great party. He wrote down a plan and scheduled tasks. Of course, even then he had some anxiety. I complimented him on his preparations and said: “You know, it’s the people who make the party.”

A trade association is similar. � e association needs to plan, implement the plan, and provide all the services necessary to make each and every member’s experience a happy one.

Our mantra at Metro is: Service, service and more service.

But it’s people who make the party. � e people we invite to the party are businesses who want an association where local businesses associate to achieve greater sales and pro� ts through cooperation.

Sometimes businesses join and say they understand the bene� ts of cooperation but their actions say otherwise. � ey are given and know the published, “rules of fair trading”.

� ey know each and every transaction is to bene� t both parties. � ey know: 1. � e price is the same inside and out of the association. 2. � ey do not charge part cash.

However, they are concerned only about themselves. � ey are not concerned about you or the association you support. You have experienced sel� sh and self-centered individuals before and you make every e� ort to avoid them. When you experience them in Metro Trading Association, you must scream out.

� is is not the way business is conducted here. Call us and we will � nd a fair trading member for you. Fair traders are the norm. We have no place for a business that will cheat their fellow local business owners.

When we hear about a rule-breaker, we will let them know they are mistaken about Metro Trading Association. If they choose to continue treating others in a manner they do not wish to be treated, we tell them there are other places to trade but they are no longer welcome here.

Sometimes we hear members say they don’t want to “squeal” or “nark”. I don’t know if they feel the same way about someone who held them up at gun point or broke into their business and stole money and goods. But logic says they should. Do they believe they will be the last victim? Don’t they become the enabler when the rule-breaker continues to victimize?

Metro Trading Association recognizes its responsibility to enforce the rules of fair trading as seen in this newsletter.

It’s the people who make the party—people of integrity having fun and making money. at’s Metro Trading. Play fair or play elsewhere.

Sincerely,

Michael L. MercierPresident of Metro Trading

PRESIDENT’S LETTER

TROY OFFICE

555 OliverTroy, MI 48084

Phone: 248.244.0000Fax: 248.244.0012

OHIO OFFICE

Phone: 419.842.0000

1-888-LETS-TRADEwww.metrotrading.com

MEMBERS OF

International ReciprocalTrade Association

National Association ofTrade Exchanges

PRESIDENT/CEOMichael L. Mercier

CHIEF OPERATING OFFICERLois Best

TRADE BROKERSJacob FilipiakMark Gojcaj

Lakiesha Jackson

TRADE BROKERS’ ASSISTANTRenee Maggi

FIELD SERVICE REPRESENTATIVES

Terry HastyAl Wilson

OPERATIONSKim Vick

MARKETINGNatasha McKay

Leo Young

DESIGN & LAYOUTNatasha McKay

2 METRO TRADING ASSOCIATION’S TRADINGNEWS

We want to hear about your good news!Have a significant anniversary coming up? Or maybe your business recently expanded? Here at Metro Trading Association, we want to know about the accomplishments of your business. Let us celebrate with you by publishing it in our newsletter!

E-mail Natasha at [email protected] with your news today!

Submit a Referral to MTA...We’ll Give You a $50 TradeCredit for Every Referral!It’s easy! Just copy this form, fill it out with yourcomplete information, and submit it to MTAalone or with your monthly statement, orsubmit a recommendation through thewebsite, www.metrotrading.com or by callingyour trade broker at 248-244-0000 (Troy office)or 419-842-0000 (Toledo office). We’ll credityour account $50 trade for every business yourecommend who joins Metro TradingAssociation! You’ll receive the added bonusof having more members to barter with inorder to meet your business needs, plus, it’s an easy way to accumulate trade credits!

Mail form to: Metro Trading Association 555 Oliver, Troy, MI 48084

Your Company Name_____________________________

Date___________________________________________

The Company you’re Referring_______________________________________________

Type of Business ________________________________

Their Address ___________________________________

Zip Code_____________ Phone Number_____________

Additional Information____________________________

I have contacted this person about the benefits ofMTA.

3METRO TRADING ASSOCIATION’S TRADINGNEWS


MEMBER SPOTLIGHT

It all comes down to conduct

A n auto repair shop in the business for 26 years, Quality Coach Collision is expanding on a

variety of levels—services, referrals, and more signi� cantly, business relationships. Edging on six years in the association, Je� Conroy, owner, is enthusiastic about the

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conduct of business within Metro Trading Association.

“I was referred to Metro Trading Association through a friend of mine who had been involved with the organization for a number of years,” Conroy recalled. “It appealed to me to broaden our referral network outside of just the Birmingham and Bloom� eld area.”

He was quick to reveal his gratitude toward the more practical method of advertising. “We don’t advertise. No one plans on getting in an accident, so for us to direct market is futile. Having referrals come based on a need that we would never know about [without Metro Trading Association] is a bargain,” Conroy divulged. “We draw in customers that would otherwise never make it all the way here to Birmingham. � ey return not so much for convenience but for the thoroughness of the repair.”

Before joining the association, Conroy didn’t � nd himself harvesting the bene� ts

from barter that he receives now. “� e old-school term is ‘horse trading,’ he stated. “We have all had personal relationships where, in years past, they have a service and then you provide your service in return. You kind of have a side tally, but it’s very di¬ cult to track. It can lead to disputes. � at’s why Metro Trading Association is the intermediary; it sits there managing the relationship. It makes it very objective—and that’s critical. With ‘horse trading,’ it was up to interpretation. Here, the rules are established up front and everyone understands. � at’s what’s great about it!”

“When I meet someone through trade, they have that like mindset—that understanding—that it’s about people,” Conroy continued. “Just from their business approach, they’re more apt to listen and to try to help. [We’ve built] terri� c relationships. It transcends the transaction. It’s a � rst-name basis and that’s where the real comfort comes in.”

Conroy is not only dedicated to his c

MEMBER DETAILS

MEMBERQuality Coach Collision

SERVICESAuto Body Repair

LOCATION2300 Cole St., Birmingham, MI

HOURS OF OPERATIONMonday - Friday: 7:30AM - 5:30PM

Saturday: 9:00AM - 1:00PM

PHONE248.645.1020

QUALITY COACH COLLISION


business relationships, but to all of his customers. “We value every interaction. People are typically having a bad day when they come in—so that’s why, as an owner, I try to ascertain their needs, learn a bit about them, and come up with the appropriate solutions to their problems.”A sta� of ten employees, Quality Coach Collision is the direct repair shop for major insurance companies in the area. � e shop spans across 15,000 square feet of space to accommodate your mechanical needs. As a � nal note to fellow members, Conroy enthused once more about the power of the referral. “It’s important for us as members to try to help sell the concept and the idea.”

“Expanded membership is the key,” he added. “[I say] to other members—� nd more members. Talk to people, teach them about it, and show them the enthusiasm. It really bene� ts all of us.”

THIS SPOT COULD BE FOR YOUR BUSINESS!

Call your broker today for more information!

248-244-0000

We are now reserving spots for advertising in our next newsletter! Stick out from your competition and let your trade dollars go to work for you.

PICTURED CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: (1) Jeff Conroy, owner of Quality Coach Collision; (2) mechanical shop; (3) painting facilities.

CAN’T FIND WHATYOU ARE LOOKING

FOR?

Call your trade broker at248-244-0000 (Troy office) or419-842-0000 (Toledo office)

Or visit MTA’s web site:www.metrotrading.com


BIRMINGHAM

TopzCraig Ottem327 HamiltonBirmingham, MI248-220-1108www.topzburgers.comRestaurant

BLOOMFIELD HILLS

Women’s Lifestyle - Oakland CountyBrenda HendleyBloomfi eld Hills, MI248-321-5670www.womenslifestyleoakland.comAdvertising (Magazine)

CLARKSTON

Mr. MobileTom Stearley5571 Parkview Dr #103Clarkston, MI248-625-9296www.mr-mobile.comSmall Engine Repair

CLINTON TWP.

Great Lakes Investments, LLCStephen Ternullo16950 19 Mile Rd.Clinton Twp., MI586-868-0220Offi ce – Rental

Louie’s PizzaTodd Kovacic41160 Hayes Rd.Clinton Twp., MI586-263-1900Restaurant (Carry Out); Pizzas

Michigan Climate Control, IncRandy Mangeno35375 GroesbeckClinton Twp., MI 48035586-791-4580Heating & Cooling Service

DETROIT

Native ResourcesLaura BlumbergDetroit, MI734-255-0279Computers (Used)

EASTPOINTE

KUTClifford KempEastpointe, MI586-774-0020Lawn Fertilizing & Spray Service; Lawn Aeration

FARMINGTON HILLS

Orchards Well Balance CenterFiras Nashef27970 Orchard Lake RdFarmington Hills, MI248-865-0065Dentists

FENTON

O’Malley’s GalleyDennis O’Malley3324 Owen Rd.Fenton, MI 810-714-4380Restaurant

FERNDALE

B.L.A.C. PublishingAlexis BourkoulasFerndale, MI248-398-3400Advertising (Magazine)

Metro Parenting PublicationsAlexis BourkoulasFerndale, MI248-398-3400Advertising (Magazine)

FERNDALE (CONT.)

Real Detroit WeeklyJohn BadanjekFerndale, MI248-591-7325www.realdetroitweekly.comAdvertising (Magazine)

HARPER WOODS

Jewett ElectricRichard JewettHarper Woods, MI586-764-3548www.jewettelectric.comElectrician; Heating & Cooling (Commercial)

LAPEER

Inter-Network DesignMatthew HanselLapeer, MI810-545-0029www.inter-networkdesign.comComputer Maintenance & Repair; Computer Networking

MACOMB

Andrew Marke Salon, Inc.Angela Marke21493 21 Mile Rd.Macomb, MI586-948-8200www.andrewmarkesalon.comHair Salon; Make-up Consultation; Manicures; Pedicures; Facials

MADISON HEIGHTS

Fairfi eld InnRay Shina32800 Stephenson Hwy.Madison Heights, MI248-588-3388Hotel/Motel

MILFORD

The Kitchen Specialist LLCRon FarrugiaMilford, MI248-767-7336Contractor; Remodeling (Commercial)

MT. CLEMENS

Triple L Lawn Care & Snow RemovalAngelo LynnMt. Clemens, MI313-399-0132Lawn Fertilizing & Spray Service; Landscape Clean-Up; Snow Removal Service

PONTIAC

Green Field SodBrian Johnson856 FeatherstonePontiac, MI248-338-5992Top Soil; Landscaping - Equipment & Supplies

OAK PARK

Front Page DeliMarcos Kiminaia24810 Greenfi eldOak Park, MI248-968-5533www.frontpagedelidetroit.comRestaurants; Caterers

American Exhaust SystemsMike Wasserman15441 W. 9 MileOak Park, MI248-968-0662www.americanexhaustsystemsinc.comAuto Brakes; Auto Tune-Ups

NEW MEMBERS

Successful Trading TipIt is not only breaking the rules to charge part-cash, it’s unethical.Provide quality service with honesty and fair pricing and you’ll produce more business - trade and cash! Please follow the Rules & Procedures. If you come across thisproblem as a buyer, please contact your broker.


ORTONVILLE

O’Malley’s GalleyDennis O’Malley1595 S. Ortonville Rd. (M-15)Ortonville, MI 248-627-6790Restaurant

OXFORD

Lake State CleaningCaleb WinongurOxford, MI248-910-2500Gutter Cleaning; Window Cleaning (Commercial & Residential)

RAY

Decorative Lawn CareRobert GrundRay, MI586-749-6409Lawn Cutting; Lawn Sprinkler Service; Snow Removal Service

ROCHESTER

Rochester Village CleanersDon Kim134 S. Main St.Rochester, MI 48307248-651-4340Dry Cleaners

Quality Tree ServiceDan KotRochester Hills, MI248-656-2181Tree Service; Tree Removal

ROYAL OAK

Oakland OutdoorsWayne ReifRoyal Oak, MI248-542-2204www.oaklandoutdoors.comLawn Fertilizing & Spray Service

SAGINAW

Printing Edge Marketing, Inc.Michael Czymbor4545 N. Michigan Ave.Saginaw, MI989-755-4960www.printingedge.comPrinters; Color Laser Printing

SHELBY TWP.

Naturalistic LandscapesDon Horn6256 AuburnShelby Twp, MI586-739-7200www.naturalisticlandscapes.comLandscape Designers

SOUTHFIELD

Detroit Steppin’ Out MagazineBrian JohnsonSouthfi eld, MI248-885-5069www.detroitsteppinout.comAdvertising (Internet)

STERLING HEIGHTS

Dr. David BaschDavid Basch39601 Van DykeSterling Heights, MI586-979-7502Foot Care

Green Meadow LawnscapeDan DeClerckSterling Heights, MI586-254-7775Lawn Fertilizing & Spray Service; Snow Removal Service

Software Advantage Consulting Corp.David MillerSterling Heights, MI586-264-5632www.sacc.comWebsite Development

ST. CLAIR SHORES

Pat O’Briens TavernLouis Colombo22385 E 10 MileSt. Clair Shores, MI586-771-5715Restaurants; Carry-Out; Bar (Lounge)

TROY

The Cleaning AuthorityTim Bridges1170 E. Big BeaverTroy, MI248-619-0945www.thecleaningauthority.comMaid Service

TROY (CONT.)

Coffee NewsRichard PauchTroy, MI248-943-6808www.coffeenewsads.comAdvertising (Restaurant Placemats)

Met HotelPhillip Diponio5500 CrooksTroy, MI248-879-2100www.themettroy.comHotel/Motel

WALLED LAKE

A Plus Painting, LLCJeffrey YatoomaWalled Lake, MI248-669-3400www.a-pluspainting.comPainting Contractors

WARREN

Auto Lab of WarrenGary Ludwiczak3949 E 8 Mile RdWarren, MI586-756-4045www.autolabusa.comAuto Repair & Service

WASHINGTON

U.S. Lawns of Macomb CountyChristopher LavelyWashington, MI586-531-8600www.uslawns.netLawn Maintenance (Residential); Lawn Fertilizing & Spray Service

WATERFORD

Absolute DrywallEd WhittingtonWaterford, MI248-681-5354Dry Wall Contractors

Detroit Music AwardsAllan WilsonWaterford, MI248-421-5336Charitable Organizations

Gary Coupon PublishingGary Hammond7092 Highland Rd., #107Waterford, MI248-495-5797Advertising (Coupon)

WATERFORD (CONT.)

Reliable TransmissionHarold Thompson5275 Dixie HighwayWaterford, MI248-623-2230Auto Repair & Service; Auto Transmissions

Steven D Socrates, DDSSteven Socrates255 N. Telegraph #210AWaterford, MI248-682-6030Dentists

WEST BLOOMFIELD

Bloomfi eld Land and PlantsGary Eubanks6806 Lee CrestWest Bloomfi eld, MI248-737-0947Landscape Designers; Landscape Lighting

Shazaaam MarketingAdrienne LenhoffWest Bloomfi eld, MI248-366-0388www.shazaaam.comAdvertising (Public Relations)

HARTFORD CITY, IN

Five Star Commercial Roofi ngChristopher SpegalHartford City, IN888-881-3736www.fi vestarroof.comRoofi ng (Commercial)

MILWAUKEE, WI

Preferred Flooring CompanyDon Luke2136 N Prospect Ave #102Milwaukee, WI414-581-3410Carpet & Rug Dealers

Please welcome our new members to the wonderful world of bartering!


M etro Trading Association is here to work for you. We are pleased to help businesses sell and

acquire goods and services, but we need your help in ful� lling the full potential of barter throughout Metro Detroit, Northwest Ohio, and your immediate area. Your help in the following three areas will help us save you time, frustration and will o� er more of the goods and services you need.

USE YOUR BROKER

Your trade broker is in contact with other members from 8:30 a.m. until 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. � ey are supplied with up-to-date information through computers and have daily contact with their members and the other brokers. Brokers have new member listings, locations, phone numbers, contact names and availability information. Contact your broker if you need to � nd a product or service. If it’s available, your broker will � nd it.

Your broker is also the best tool for directing business to you. Call your broker

and let them know you want to build your trade credits. � ey can give you marketing ideas and your name will be on their minds while handling requests.

If you suspect that a business is not abiding by the rules of MTA, please contact your broker as soon as possible. � e earlier a problem is identi� ed, the better our chances of rectifying the situation.

HELP YOUR BROKER HELP YOU

When looking in your directory, on the website, or when getting information, you will be given a telephone number and a contact person. Using both of them can save you a great amount of time and frustration. Call ahead, identify yourself as a fellow MTA member, and ask if the product or service you desire is available. � is procedure ensures that proper invoices are � lled out for the transaction, con� rms availability of a product or service, and side-steps employees who don’t know what MTA is all about. Not only will you be expected, you will also have direct access to the person in charge.

GET WHAT YOU NEED THE EASY WAY

With nearly 2,000 members, MTA can help you acquire a large number of the goods and services that you need. We know that you can’t always get what you want or need, but with your help, we can build a wider membership base to meet your needs. � e recommendation system is the most successful way for our sales sta� to bring new members to MTA. � ink of the cash purchases you make regularly at home or in the o¬ ce—wouldn’t it be nice to make those purchases on trade? All you need to do is speak with the potential member about trade, get their name, number, and business address and call or send in the information. Our sales sta� � nds your recommendations tremendously e� ective and ensures that our growth re· ects your needs.

For every successful recommendation, you will not only have another member to e� ectively trade with, but you will receive $50 in trade credits. Recommendations work! After all, who knows your needs better than you?

PICTURED ABOVE: Our main office for Metro Trading Association, located in Troy, MI.

TRADE TALK

Making the most of barter

ANN ARBOR

Karle AccountingDonald Strom3181 PackardAnn Arbor, MI734-973-0420Accounting Services; Payroll Preparation Services

CLINTON TWP.

Warehouse for RestaurantsAlexandros SoldatosClinton Twp., MI586-764-2370Restaurant Equipment

WJB Business ConceptsWilliam Griffi thClinton Twp., MI586-431-9311Business Consultants; Personnel Assessment

DAVISON

Davison DentalKip Litton1095 S. State St.Davison, MI810-653-4114Dentists

DEARBORN

Susan Hubbard, Attorney at LawSusan HubbardDearborn, MI313-468-7077Attorneys (Probate)

Entertainment ExpressPatrick Mifsud6986 TelegraphDearborn Heights, MI313-277-6666www.ee-mi.comLimousine Service; Bus – Charters; RV Rental; Tickets

DETROIT

Beauty GardRoger Stevens14010 E. 8 Mile Rd.Detroit, MI313-886-1763Auto Detailing; Auto Reconditioning Services; Auto Rust-Proofi ng

DETROIT (CONT.)

Choice Painting & Wood Refi nishingDale ReynoldsDetroit, MI313-347-3573Painting Contractors; Wood Refurbishing; Painters (Residential)

E & H PrintingHelen Wright17395 LivernoisDetroit, MI313-862-5786Printers; Printing (Business Cards); Printing (Invitations)

K.E.Y.S. KidsMaxine Willis16941 W. McNicholsDetroit, MI313-836-5397www.keyskids.netCharitable Organizations

Native ResourcesLaura BlumbergDetroit, MI734-536-4655Computers (Used); Computer Equipment Recycling & Disposal

FENTON

Holly LanesElise Miles2430 Grange Hall Rd.Fenton, MI248-634-1777Bowling Alleys; Bowling Apparel; Restaurants; Corporate Outings

FLINT

Latina Pizzeria & RestaurantMichael Hawley1370 W. BristolFlint, MI810-767-8491www.latina-restaurant.comRestaurants; Restaurants (Carry Out); Caterers; Pizzas

Playland & BonkersKris Werner5290 S. Dort Hwy.Flint, MI810-695-8200Entertainment; Golf (Putt-Putt); Restaurants

FLUSHING

AmericleanGreg Tomek3122 McKinley Rd.Flushing, MI810-234-4544Carpet & Rug Cleaners; Floor Maintenance; Leather Cleaning

Key-Lore Pet Rest GardensSharon Keillor7185 Gillette Rd.Flushing, MI810-659-5951www.petrest.comPet Grooming; Pet Boarding; Dog Training; Pet Cemetery

GARDEN CITY

Three GenerationsGary Weibe32500 MarquetteGarden City, MI734-525-9969www.8664nodirt.comCarpet & Rug Cleaners; Carpet Dyeing; Carpet Water Extraction

HOLLY

Valley Tent RentalJeff Valley1595 N. Van Rd.Holly, MI810-459-7368www.valleytentrental.netEntertainment; Event Planning Services

MADISON HEIGHTS

Comfort MakersChad Jones2000 E. AvisMadison Heights, MI586-354-7859www.comfortmakersinc.comHeating & Cooling Service; Air Conditioning Contractors; Refrigeration Repairs

MT. CLEMENS

Little Camille’sMark Miller285 North Ave.Mt. Clemens, MI586-764-6075www.littlecamillespizza.comPizzas; Caterers

OXFORD

Lake State CleaningCaleb WinongurOxford, MI248-910-2500Gutter Cleaning; Window Cleaning (Commercial & Residential)

ROCHESTER HILLS

King’s PizzaThomas Griffi n1507 Auburn Rd.Rochester Hills, MI248-853-3399www.kingspizza.comRestaurants (Carry Out); Caterers; Pizzas

Quality Tree ServiceDan KotRochester Hills, MI248-656-2181Tree Service; Tree Removal

ROYAL OAK

Dr. SweepChris White32088 Woodward Ave.Royal Oak, MI248-242-3560Chimney Cleaning

SHELBY TWP.

MC Dental CareMichelle Dziurgot50202 SchoenherrShelby Twp., MI586-247-8000www.thewowoffi ce.comDentists

Naturalistic LandscapeDon HornShelby Twp., MI586-739-7200www.naturalisticlandscape.comLandscape Designers

ST. CLAIR

St. Clair GreenhouseWendy Greer7043 Big Hand Rd.St. Clair, MI810-329-2974www.bluewaterfl ower.comwww.stclairfl orist.netFlorists; Greenhouse


CURRENT MEMBERS LOOKING FOR MORE BUSINESS

Looking to spend your trade dollars? There are nearly 100 businesses in this newsletter shouting they want your barter business!


ST. CLAIR SHORES

Tech EnterprisesSalvatore Agosta31375 Harper Ave.St. Clair Shores, MI586-294-7771www.techenterprise.comComputer Maintenance & Repairs; Computer Networking; Offi ce Machine Repair

TROY

Coffee NewsRichard PauchTroy, MI248-943-6808www.coffeenewsads.comAdvertising (Restaurant Placemats)

Papa Romano’s & Mr. PitaKenneth Morelli5399 Crooks Rd.Troy, MI248-267-1212www.paparomanos.comwww.mrpita.comRestaurants (Carry Out); Caterers; Pizzas; Pitas

WARREN

Auto Lab of WarrenGary Ludwiczak3949 E. 8 Mile Rd.Warren, MI586-756-4045www.autolabusa.comAuto Repair & Service

WASHINGTON

U.S. Lawns of Macomb CountyChristopher Lavely9083 Christopher St.Washington, MI586-531-8600www.uslawns.netLawn Maintenance (Residential); Lawn Fertilizing & Spray Service

WATERFORD

Computer Training & Web DesignSusan SolomonWaterford, MI248-681-1657www.computertrainingwebdesign.comComputer Training; Website Development

Oakland YardMarty Greenspan5328 Highland Rd.Waterford, MI248-673-0100www.oaklandyard.comBatting Cages; Golf Driving Range

Steven Socrates, DDSSteven Socrates255 N. Telegraph #210AWaterford, MI248-682-6030Dentists

WESTLAND

Mary Denning’s Cake ShoppeMary Denning8036 N. Wayne Rd.Westland, MI734-261-3680www.marydenning.comBakery; Gift Baskets; Wedding Cakes; Cakes

MONCLAVA, OH

Total Image LimousineDavid Miller9450 Airport Hwy.Monclova, OH419-867-1710www.totalimagelimousine.comLimousine Service; Airport Transportation; Transportation

Lunch & Dinner; Prompt Take Outs,Large Party Trays,

High Definition TV, Beer,Wine & Cocktails,Keno & Pull Tabs

Pizza PastaSubs Salads Stromboli

Pool Table in the Sports Bar!

Purchase gift certificates for any occasion on trade!Now serving fresh, not frozen,Certified Angus Beef TM Steaks & Burgers

(810) 767-8491(US 23 North to Exit 116; Right on Bristol Rd.)1370 Bristol Rd., Flint, Michigan

Open Mon.-Thurs. 11 am-11 pm, Fri. and Sat. 11 am - Midnight

Open Sunday 12 pm - 10 pm

“Saturday Night Live” every Saturday from 9 pm - Midnight

Since 1967!

555 OLIVER ST. | TROY, MI 48084

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