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It’s hard to believe that nearly three months of this Rotary year will be over in just a few days! So much has happened in a very short period of time. Official visits have begun and have been tremendously exciting. I am so impressed by the quality and scope of projects that have been demonstrated by Rotarians in all 31 clubs that I have visited. Smiles have been everywhere. They have been on the faces of Rotarians and guests as well as on cakes, balloons, candy, mugs, vases and even in songs. We have an unofficial count of 296,424 smiles recorded to date (1,611 Rotarians x 2 smiles per day x 92 days) so we are currently slightly ahead of schedule. Keep those smiles coming!

The 32nd Annual District Governor’s Golf Outing (DGGO) at Fox Hills Golf Course has been recorded in the history books. The competition was fierce and there were only 2 strokes difference between the first and third place teams. We certainly have some incredible golfers in the District. The weather was delightful, dinner was delicious and the event was well attended. The entire day was fun and memorable with fellowship as the order of the day. Special thanks to the DGGO Co-Chairs PDG Kim Towar and Dave Colton! The event was successful in large part due to their leadership, guidance and hard work. All funds raised from this event are used to support World Community Service (WCS) projects. WCS applications are available on the District website.

September is known as “New Generations Month.” This fifth avenue of service includes Interact, Rotaract, RYLA and Rotary Youth Exchange. Our District recently welcomed twelve Inbound Youth Exchange students from Argentina, Brazil, Columbia, Croatia, Ecuador, Germany, Italy, Peru, Sweden, Thailand and Turkey. We also had nine Outbound Youth Exchange students begin their year-long international adventure. These students are studying in Brazil, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, Mexico and Turkey with an additional student leaving for Ecuador in January. All of the students are charming, intelligent and articulate. Please take the time to meet them and invite them to visit your Rotary club. Many thanks to all of the families who are hosting these wonderful young people.

Our Interact clubs involve students between the ages of 12-18 and must be sponsored by a Rotary club. Students must plan annual projects of service to their school, community and the world. I am pleased to report that the Rotary Club of Detroit AM has chartered a new Interact club with 13 members who have already accepted committee assignments and leadership roles! Congratulations to everyone who was involved in this venture. There are on-going plans in Areas 1, 4 and 7 to also charter new Interact clubs during the 2013-2014 Rotary year. There will be a district-wide Interact meeting at Schoolcraft Community College on Thursday, October 17, 2013. Please contact Interact Co-Chairs Jeanne Knopf DeRoche or Carol Saunders for additional information.

Our Rotaract clubs are designed to promote responsible citizenship and leadership in clubs of young men and women between the ages of 18-30. We have begun preliminary conversations regarding a new Rotaract club in the District. Stay tuned for future updates.

Sept. 28 Greektown Casino, 3 p.m. The Rotary Club of Wayne

Oct. 5 Euchre Tournament The Rotary Club of Wayne

Oct. 12 Paper Boat Races, Rouge River The Rotary Club of Wayne

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Donna Schmidt - Rotary 6400 Governor 2013-014

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Rotary’s youth programs provide young people an opportunity to appreciate the concept of “Service Above Self” and then put it to work in their own lives. We are all very pleased with the significant growth of membership in this avenue of service. The Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) program for high school students will be held at Schoolcraft Community College on November 14-16, 2013. You can register students online by going to the District website.

You are cordially invited to attend the First Annual Witches and Wizards Party on Saturday, October 12, 2013. Reservations are essential and can be made by registering online by going to the District website or by calling 313-561-1683. All proceeds from this event will be dedicated to the new District 6400 Water Fund that was recently created by PDG Jennifer Jones and PP Nick Krayacich. Hope you can join us for an evening of fun and fellowship!

On October 17th, we will be holding the District Membership/Foundation/Public Image event at the Schoolcraft College VistaTech Center. You can register online by going to the District website. This program is for all Rotarians and will focus on our next steps as we move forward this year.

Finally, our District Conference will be held on May 8-11, 2014 at the beautiful Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island. I hope that each and every one of you will be able to join us for a relaxing weekend as we share our amazing stories about how we “engaged Rotary” and “changed lives.” If you have not already signed up for this event, you may register online by going to the District website. If you have questions, please contact (a) District Conference Co-Chairs PDG Lawrence Wright or William Matakas or (b) District Conference Registrars PDG Bruce or Sue Goldsen.

Thanks for all you do to make the world a better place!

Smilingly yours, Donna

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DISTRICT GOVERNOR 2016 - 2017 NOMINATION Section 1 There shall be a District Nominating Committee consisting of the five immediate Past District Governors who are active members of clubs in the District. The chairman of this committee shall be the senior member of this group in terms of the number of years since he served as District Governor. Section 2 Beginning with the month of July and in each subsequent letter through November, the District Governor shall advise the Presidents of all clubs in District 6400 that their clubs may propose a candidate for consideration by the Nominating Committee, for election as District Governor Nominee for the subsequent second Rotary year, to be elected District Governor by the Rotary International Convention to take office two years from the following 1 July. Such notice to club presidents shall advise that all proposals must be submitted to the District Governor on or before 1 December, on fully executed forms available from the Governor.

Membership/foundation/public image

Thursday October 17, 2013Schoolcraft College VistaTech Center

5:15 Gather & Registration5:30 Dinner6:00 Program begins

$35PPChecks only NO CASH PLEASE

Join Governor Donna & members of your

District Visioning Team for a brand new take on

important topics.

This program is for everyone and will focus on the next century of Rotary.

Join Leaders ~ Share Ideas ~ Take Action

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Attendance limited to the �rst 260 reservations

RECORD BREAKING NEWS!A round of applause please… our 2012-13 contributions to the Annual Fund reached an all-time high, exceeding US$115 million for the first time ever! Achieving annual contributions of this magnitude is a reflection of the extraordinary work of Rotary leaders, like you, around the world. Thank you!

Play BallRotarians love baseball and proof positive at a recent Detroit Tigers Game. The Rotary Club of Westland purchased a Comerica Park Suite for an August game and sold raffle tickets to win it. They exceeded their $15,000 sales goal and after deducting expenses, raised nearly $14,000 with this project!

One of the great things about a fundraiser like this is that there is broad participation (we let other clubs and organizations sell them too and kept $4 per $10 ticket sold) taking some of the financial burden off of many of our usual business sponsors.

Please spread the word about how every Rotarian can make an

impact in their communities and around the world, by supporting our Rotary Foundation every year. With your help, we can reach

our visionary goal of US$120 million by 30 June 2014.

Our Tiger Suite Raffle Winner Bob Zamensky of Howell MI, on the right, with Raffle Chair Jeff Juenemann accepting his tickets and passes for the Tiger Suite

Making Rotary Stronger What is Rotary? Have you ever struggled with an answer to that question? You’re not alone. How do you describe an organization that is so many things to so many different people? It turns out that we had the answer all along.

In research conducted over the past two years, we heard the same message from our members: Rotary brings together friends, family, and community leaders to create positive, lasting change in our communities and around the world.

To help carry that message into the 21st century, a fresh, modern look and inspiring and inviting voice was created. You can see these changes in Rotary’s redesigned website and publications like Connect for Good and Rotary Leader. It includes a new signature (logo) and specific fonts and colors for digital and print media. Our voice is more action-oriented focusing on the why rather than the how: Join for our community. Stay for the world.

The next step is incorporating our new visual identity into our club and district communications. You’ll find everything you need to update your website, newsletters, and brochures in Tell Rotary’s Story voice and visual identity guide. Our new signature and mark of excellence are available for download. And more tools and resources are being planned.

We know these changes won’t happen overnight, but every little thing we do – from Facebook posts to fundraising posters – that presents a cohesive, consistent, and contemporary Rotary story will help strengthen Rotary’s image and our ability to engage the public and our members.

Visit My Rotary in rotary.org to find the links to these tools: • VoiceandVisualIdentityGuidelinesforRotarians• Downloadlogosandgraphics• FrequentlyAskedQuestions• [email protected].

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World Polio Day – Be a Part!If you are a supporter of Rotary’s effort to eradicate polio – or simply want to learn more about it – you won’t want to miss World Polio Day: Making History, a special Livestream event presented by Rotary and Northwestern University’s Center for Global Health, beginning at 6:30 p.m. EDT on Oct. 24 (World Polio Day).

This 90-minute program before a live audience at Northwestern’s John Hughes Auditorium in downtown Chicago, brings together a panel of experts to discuss the progress of the Global Polio Eradication Initiative -- the ambitious public-private partnership spearheaded by Rotary, the World Health Organization, UNICEF and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, with additional support from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation – and the many ways that members of the general public can help make history by supporting the final push needed to end polio forever.

Join in with leaders from around the world and hear the discussion between speakers Dr. Bruce Aylward, WHO assistant director-general for polio, emergencies and country collaboration; Dr. Robert Murphy, director of the Center for Global Health at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine; and polio survivor and world-class Paralympian Dennis Ogbe, an ambassador for the United Nations Foundation’sShot@Lifecampaigntopromotechildhoodimmunizations.

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how you can become a part of history by helping Rotary and its partners End Polio Now.

VISIT ENDPOLIO.ORG to:• VisittheWorldPolioDay:MakingHistoryLivestreampagetoaddtheeventto

your calendar.• EmbedtheLivestreamvideoplayeronyourwebsiteorFacebookpage.• DownloadaWorldPolioDaytoolkitforsamplesocialmediapostsandgraphics.

Add a World Polio Day: Making History cover photo to your Facebook page.

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District Governor’s Golf OutingMore than 70 Rotarians and guests attended the 32nd annual District Governors Golf outing. The winning team was none other than Governor Donnas’ home club four-some, Dan Hatch, Kip Horvath, Aaron Maike and Dave Martenson. Congratulations to all the winners. The course, owned by Rotarian Sandy Miley, was in fabulous shape. A great time was had by all and all for a very great cause – our world community service projects. Be sure to join in next year!

Rotary District 6400 Seeks Entrepreneurs, especially women, in SW Detroit for LaunchDETROIT, a Micro-Loan ProgramLaunchDETROIT, a micro-loan program developed by Rotary District 6400, recently hosted an informational open house for budding entrepreneurs and small businesses in Detroit.

LaunchDETROIT is a multi-pronged program that offers qualifying entrepreneurs a combination of free business training, micro loans of $1,000 to $2,500, assigned business mentors and networking opportunities.

With the goal to “revitalize local communities one entrepreneur at a time,” LaunchDETROIT is starting with a pilot program in southwest Detroit, focusing on businesses and entrepreneurs, especially women, who can benefit from the business and financial resources the program offers.

“Our mission is to support and develop small businesses in under-resourced communities in the Detroit region,” said Rotarian Lawrence Wright, president of the LaunchDETROIT initiative.

QualifyingapplicantswillreceivebusinesstrainingprovidedbyinstructorsfromBakerCollegeduringfive,threehourclasses, held once a week. Upon completion of business training and business plan presentations, the LaunchDETROIT selection committee will interview candidates for the micro-loans and assign a business mentor to each.

Successful candidates must have a business product or service that will enable them to repay their loan within one year through weekly installments. PNC Bank has offered its services to set up LaunchDETROIT’s account that enables candidates to make regular loan payments.

Wright added, “A lot of eyes are on Detroit right now, and we’ve received strong support from Rotary Clubs in our district along with a great deal of interest from local churches, community organizations and others interested in helping entrepreneurs in Detroit succeed.”

An online application is also available at www.LaunchDetroit.org. The deadline to apply for the pilot program is Friday, October 4, 2013.

LaunchDetroit is a non-profit program powered by Rotary District 6400, serving southeast Michigan and southwestOntario.Questionsmaybeemailedtocontact@LaunchDetroit.org.


The Rotary Club of Southgate goes to WashingtonThe Rotary Club of Southgate was recently pleased to host Congressman John Dingell as a guest speaker. Congressman Dingell spoke on current events in Washington and implementation of the Affordable Health Care Act. To download a copy of the Affordable Health Care Act Guidebook go to dingell.house.gov and click on the guidebook. Explanation of the act and how it affects you are contained in the guide book.

On behalf of President Paula Mackowiak, Southgate Rotary would like to thank Congressman Dingell for his presentation and taking the time to answer member questions about events that affect us all.

John David Dingell, Jr. (born July 8, 1926) is an American Democratic politician who has been a member of the United States House of Representatives continuously since entering Congress on December 13, 1955. On June 7, 2013 he reached 20,997 days of membership, surpassing Robert Byrd as the longest-serving member of Congress in history. Dingell is a long-time member and former Chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee.


Caught you Smiling Supporting Youth Service – The Rotary Club of Amherstburg

Since April of 1994 the Rotary Club of Amherstburg has…

• Sent14highschoolstudentstoOttawafortheCitizenshipAdventures(a5dayadventure)

• Sent21studentstoRYLAandNewGenerationsfora3dayleadershipconference

• Hosted10youthexchangestudents(usuallyforan11monthperiod)

• Sponsored7studentsforanoutboundexperienceinvariouscountriesoftheworldandourlistgoeson...




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Top 10 Reasons to Attend DisCon 2014!#10 THE FUDGE FACTOR –For a limited time only and with your registration, receive One Half Pound of De-e-e-licious Fudge straight from the kitchens of Grand Hotel!

#9 THE FOOD! – Grand Hotel is well known for its Grand cuisine! Start the day with your made to order breakfast. The legendary Grand Luncheon Buffet, features garden-fresh salads, savory cheeses, slow-roasted meats, seafood and more than 20 varieties of fresh-baked pastries . . . and it’s a FREE DisCon bonus to Rotarians. Order-from-the-Menu Dinners at Grand Hotel is a culinary experience that rivals the best restaurants of America.

#8 THE PRICE! Your DisCon committee has negotiated a fabulous package price that is fantastic – only $1299 for TWO! Includes 16 meals, 3 nights accommodations in one of America’s historic Hotels.The Grand Hotel appreciates our business and Rotary 6400 likes the way Grand Hotel does business, so they take good care of us!

#7 FREE, NADA, ZILCH, NO EXTRA CHARGES! No matter how you say it our package price is all inclusive! All meals are included. There is no extra charge for music provided by the Grand Hotel Orchestra. Tips and gratuities are included. Same with taxes -- included. No extra charge for the Ferry ride to and from the island. Free parking. The round trip carriage ride from the docks to the hotel – no extra cost. Baggage handling -- NO Charge – it’s all included. These extra features are valued at over $500!

#6 WE ARE FAMILY FRIENDLY! In Rotary we place a priority on Family. To encourage you to bring the kids and grand kids for the Grand Experience, we have discount rates! Children 0–11 years are free. Kids 12-17 $175 each and those over 18 it’s $420 each. At these prices, they can’t stay home for less!! It’s the perfect way to Celebrate mom with your Rotary family!

#5 THE PECAN BALL! Over 50,000 world famous Pecan Balls are served annually in the Grand Hotel Dining Room. A generous scoop of ice cream, smothered in rich chocolate encrusted with pecans. This tantalizing taste treat is sure to tempt the most discriminating taste buds. 50,000 people can’t be wrong!

#4 AMBIANCE • STYLE • & GRACIOUS LIVING! Somewhere in time there was a place where elegant living and style were highly valued. Where charm and a slower pace of life were prized. It still exists on Mackinac Island at Grand Hotel. In fact, they even made a movie about it! Travel+Leisure (Jan., 2008) and T+L Family (Fall 2007) deemed Grand Hotel one of the world’s finest hotels, and the 12th best resort in the U.S. and Canada for parents and kids.

#3 HOTEL ACTION! Whether it’s the tours of the hotel and kitchen or the Mackinac Triathlon, there’s plenty of action at Grand Hotel. Hotel Historian, concierge and humorist Robert Taggets, will captivate you with engaging stories of yesteryear. For a glimpse into the past, High Tea is served daily or take a casual stroll on the world’s largest porch. Visit the Hotel’s lounges for your favorite beverages.

#2 ACTION ON THE ISLAND! You Bet!! From Fort Mackinac and two butterfly conservatories to horseback riding, island tour via carriage, golf and visiting the local pubs, Mackinac’s Island Life has a wide variety of activities for the family to enjoy. You may also consider kite flying, carriage rides, souvenir shops, and the historic downtown. . . And did we mention Mackinac’s famous Fudge!

#1 THE FRIENDS AND FAMILY OF ROTARY REUNION! There is nothing like spending quality time with loved ones at one of America’s most unique resorts. To Rotarians in Super 6400, DisCon is where Family and Friends come to relax and celebrate the good times. Please join us next spring, May 8- 11, 2014 for the time of your life.


Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) 2013 is happening

November 14 - 16th at Schoolcraft College. Now is the time for your Rotary Club to sponsor the future leaders in your local high school (s). Contact these schools ASAP. First come first serve to attend RYLA. Only have room for 100. Featured facilitators are Michael Caruso, PDG Jennifer Jones and Shelly Duben.

The 2013 RYLA Application and RYLA Tips can be found on

http://www.rotary6400.org/programs/ryla.htm

This collection of Past District Governors sure were cute. See if you can match their baby photo’s to what they look like today. The correct matches will be displayed in the October Digest.


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September, 2013

I’m PDG Holly Callen and I have the privilege of serving as the 2014 Sydney Convention Promotions Chair for Zones 28 & 29. As such, my job is to help you to gather all the information you need to plan a memorable trip to Sydney for the Rotary Convention in 2014.

If you are like me, you have always wanted to visit “Down Under” - and this is your chance! I can promise you that RIP Ron & Jetta Burton will put on a rousing “Corroboree” with great speakers, entertainment and fellowship. (Future

newsletters will have more details.)

And, if you’re traveling all the way to Australia, why not spend another week or two and tour the country? (See the October newsletter for some travel tips.)

Of course, I couldn’t do this alone. A very capable PR team of PDG Cathy Smith in Zone 28 and PDGs George and Colleen Wood in Zone 29 are also available. Please let us know if you have any questions or if there is anything we can do to help you.

How to register for the best party ever!!! 1. Go to DaCdb (http://www.directory-online.com/Rotary/SecLogin.cfm) and sign in;

2. Click on “Switch in the upper right hand corner;

3. Click on “RI Zones 28-29” in the middle;

4. Click on the “Go to RegisterME” tab in the blue band at the top of the page;

5. Scroll to the second event ”Saturday Night Live in Sydney” and click on “Register Now;”

6. Your name will show up in the box by “Register Member.” Scroll down and fill in the required inputs (number attending, name(s) of attendee(s), District number, Rotary position);

7. Click on “Register Now” at the bottom of the page. You will be taken to a second screen where you can pay. (Cost including beer, wine, food and entertainment is just $75 per person);

8. Scroll all the way down—past the registration summary—and click on the bar that says “Confirm and Pay On-line.” You will be able to enter your credit card information. Be sure that the mailing address that comes up matches the address on your credit card. Wait until you get confirmation that your credit card was approved;

9. OR if you wish to pay by check, click on “Pay by Check.” This will bring up the confirmation page with the address to mail your check. Your spot is not confirmed until your check is received.

10. If you are not in the database—or if you would rather not register on-line—print a form at http://www.zones28-29.org/sydney-ri-convention-information/, fill it out, and send it in.

Zones 28-29 Northland Event “Saturday Night Live in Sydney”

“G’Day, Mate”

Useful Links

Host Committee -www.rotary2014.com.au

Tourism—www.australia.com

Facebook —

www.facebook.com/ricon14

Registration Info—

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c14_registration_form_en.pdf

Zone Website Info –

www.zones28-29.org/sydney-ri-

convention-information/

Important Dates June 1-4, 2014 —Rotary Sydney Convention

Dec. 16, 2013-Increase in registration price

Travel Tips Everyone who travels to Australia needs a visa. However, US and Canadian citizens can complete the form on-line at https://www.eta.immi.gov.au/ETA/etas.jsp. Pay the $20 Aus fee (approx. $18 US) by credit card. Your visa will be issued at once and electronically attached to your passport. Nothing else is required.

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ADRIAN 55 57 2 2 3 67.90 62 ADRIAN MORNING 19 19 0 0 4 77.00 74 ALLEN PARK 20 18 -2 -2 5 80.00 90 AMHERSTBURG 13 12 -1 -1 5 81.25 89.66 BELLEVILLE 23 23 0 0 5 72.00 82 BLISSFIELD 34 34 0 0 5 90.00 74 CANTON 20 18 -2 -2 5 95.00 88.89 CARLETON 22 22 0 0 5 45.00 76 CLINTON 23 23 0 0 4 85.00 88.25 COTTAM 7 9 2 2 4 74.50 88.5 DEARBORN 77 77 0 0 3 52.02 53.92 DEARBORN HEIGHTS 26 26 0 0 4 65.30 68.2 DETROIT 87 88 1 1 4 59.37 57.67 DETROIT A.M. 11 11 0 0 0 68.18 63.64 DUNDEE AREA 11 11 0 0 3 77.00 67 ESSEX 15 15 0 0 4 75.50 76 FAIRLANE SUNRISE 8 8 0 0 4 71.88 78.13 FLAT ROCK 7 6 -1 -1 5 71.00 80 GARDEN CITY 26 22 -4 -4 3 54.00 45 GIBRALTAR 23 25 2 2 4 80.00 83 GROSSE ILE 38 38 0 0 3 70.00 55 GROSSE POINTE 95 91 -4 -4 5 53.27 57.14 GROSSE POINTE-SUNRISE 30 32 2 2 4 55.11 63.28 HARROW 26 25 -1 -1 5 70.65 60 HURON TOWNSHIP (NEW BOSTON) 23 23 0 0 5 59.66 67.78 LASALLE CENTENNIAL 20 20 0 0 3 82.50 58.83 LEAMINGTON 26 24 -2 -2 4 63.70 68 LINCOLN PARK 19 19 0 0 3 69.74 57.89 LIVONIA 42 42 0 0 5 72.62 68.72 LIVONIA A.M. 19 17 -2 -2 4 56.57 50 MONROE 69 70 1 1 5 49.00 53 NORTHVILLE 33 - -33 - 0 74.00 0 PLYMOUTH 97 97 0 0 3 54.00 53 PLYMOUTH A.M. 20 20 0 0 5 72.50 70 REDFORD TOWNSHIP 12 12 0 0 3 52.00 38.8 ROMULUS 27 27 0 0 4 71.10 56.5 SOUTHGATE 32 32 0 0 3 39.06 29.17 TAYLOR 42 40 -2 -2 3 70.00 59.81 TECUMSEH 12 11 -1 -1 4 69.00 93 TRENTON 81 80 -1 -1 5 74.38 74.93 WAYNE 39 39 0 0 4 51.00 54 WESTLAND 23 21 -2 -2 3 54.15 71.2 WINDSOR (1918) 127 128 1 1 4 72.50 55.8 WINDSOR - ROSELAND 38 38 0 0 5 92.11 80 WINDSOR - ST. CLAIR 39 37 -2 -2 4 82.24 73.65 WINDSOR - WALKERVILLE 21 18 -3 -3 5 0 68 WOODHAVEN & BROWNSTOWN 12 12 0 0 4 50.00 50 WYANDOTTE 45 44 -1 -1 4 45.90 50.47

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ADRIAN 55 565 1 -1 5 61.2 28 ADRIAN MORNING 19 19 0 0 3 79.00 9 ALLEN PARK 20 18 -2 0 4 80.00 6 AMHERSTBURG 13 12 -1 0 4 61.9 27 BELLEVILLE 23 23 0 0 4 80.00 7 BLISSFIELD 34 34 0 0 4 78.00 10 CANTON 20 18 -2 0 4 92.65 1 CARLETON 22 22 0 0 4 57.00 33 CLINTON 23 25 2 2 4 90.00 2 COTTAM 7 9 2 0 4 74.00 13 DEARBORN 77 78 1 1 5 53.38 37 DEARBORN HEIGHTS 26 26 0 0 4 56.7 34 DETROIT 87 86 -1 -2 4 58.56 32 DETROIT A.M. 11 11 0 - 0 0 47 DUNDEE AREA 11 11 0 0 5 75.00 12 ESSEX 15 15 0 0 3 86.00 4 FAIRLANE SUNRISE 8 8 0 0 4 87.5 3 FLAT ROCK 7 9 2 3 4 60.00 30 GARDEN CITY 26 23 -3 1 5 62.00 26 GIBRALTAR 23 25 2 0 4 82.00 5 GROSSE ILE 38 38 0 0 5 68.00 19 GROSSE POINTE 95 91 -4 0 3 54.96 35 GROSSE POINTE-SUNRISE 30 32 2 0 4 71.00 15 HARROW 23 23 0 0 4 73.47 14 LASALLE CENTENNIAL 20 20 0 - 0 0 48 LEAMINGTON 26 24 -2 0 3 75.00 11 LINCOLN PARK 18 18 -1 -1 5 61.11 29 LIVONIA 42 42 0 0 4 70.24 17 LIVONIA A.M. 19 17 -2 - 0 0 46 MONROE 69 71 2 1 4 66.38 21 NORTHVILLE 33 - -33 - 0 0 45 PLYMOUTH 97 97 0 0 3 54.00 36 PLYMOUTH A.M. 20 20 0 0 3 66.66 20 REDFORD TOWNSHIP 12 12 0 0 4 43.75 43 ROMULUS 27 27 0 0 4 65.1 25 SOUTHGATE 32 32 0 0 5 40.00 44 TAYLOR 42 38 -4 -2 4 70.37 16 TECUMSEH 12 11 -1 0 4 66.00 23 TRENTON 81 82 1 2 4 65.56 24 WAYNE 39 39 0 0 0 53.00 38 WESTLAND 23 22 -1 1 5 51.8 39 WINDSOR (1918) 127 130 3 2 3 59.13 31 WINDSOR - ROSELAND 38 38 0 0 4 79.61 8 WINDSOR - ST. CLAIR 39 44 5 7 5 70.00 18 WINDSOR - WALKERVILLE 21 19 -2 1 4 48.00 42 WOODHAVEN & BROWNSTOWN 12 12 0 0 4 50.00 40 WYANDOTTE 45 47 2 3 4 50.00 41

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