Franklin Advisor For Summer 2010

Franklin Publicity, Inc.

FRANKLIN ADVISOR FOR SUMMER 2010

CHAZZANO COFFEE, FERNDALE - 248/691-4256

Eight years ago Frank Lanzkron-Tamarazo was a man on a mission – to find the perfect cup of coffee. Tamarazo’s mission became a part time career selling fresh roasted coffee wholesale. Three years ago he formed Chazzano, LLC and set out to learn everything he could about coffee growing regions, coffee beans, proper roasting techniques and how it should be served. His goal was to one day open the perfect coffee roasting business. Tamarazo’s research and hard work paid off as Chazzano Coffees are featured in some of Michigan’s premier restaurants, like Bacco Ristorante, Forest Grill, The Village Club, Oakland Hills Country Club, and The Townsend Hotel.

COMFORTING HANDS COMPANION CARE – 248/424-7242

Despite rising ages and declining health, people generally don’t want to leave a home they have lived in for decades. Others stay with family members, or have to enter long-term care facilities because of their specific needs. In either case the questions is always, “Are my loved ones receiving good care and do they have interaction with others?” Jeff Lang, a partner of Comforting Hands Companion Care, says that affordable assistance from trained caregivers can make a real difference in the lives of those in need and family members who are juggling schedules. Including, non-medical companionship and assistance, meal planning and preparation, incidental transportation, running errands, light housekeeping, medication reminders, monitoring of safety while bathing and toileting, and more.

THE PET BEASTRO – MADISON HEIGHTS  248/5483448

The Pet Beastro specializes in healthy, holistic foods and treats for cats and dogs, like whole meats, natural grain based, dehydrated vegetable and fruits, raw meats – domestic and exotic, and more. The foods are mainly produced throughout the United States and Canada, and some from right here in Michigan. Many brands the store offers, like Oma’s Pride, support independent stores that typically manufacturer all their own food. Besides every day foods, the stire carries unique dog and cat friendly treats, including, dehydrated rabbit ears, beef trachea chews, freeze-dried tripe, corn, wheat, soy free treats and foods, as well as gluten free treats and foods. Sounds like weird items, but pets love them!

The Hill Restaurant – Grosse Pointe Farms  313/886-8101

As the consumer demand for health oriented menu items increases, The Hill Seafood and Chophouse is introducing selections that are sure to please pallets. Executive chef, Matt Kouri’s, new healthy entrees range from the Ahi Tuna Au Poivre, Scottish Salmon, and Caramelized Diver Scallops, to the Creekstone Farms Ribeye, Vegetable Tagine, and the Piedmontese Steak Burger. Chef Matt says, “Piedmontese beef is leaner, lower in calories and has higher amounts of omega three fatty acids.” Those are just a sampling of the creative and elegant healthy entrees you’ll find at The Hill.

MARGOT EUROPEAN DAY SPA – BIRMINGHAM 248/632-6770

Margot European Day Spa is celebrating 30 successful years in business and continues to be the premier spa in Metro Detroit, having won numerous awards based on consumer voting. What started as a one-room operation in Downtown Birmingham near Shane Park, blossomed to a full service day spa, and now to an elegant 5,700 square foot location across from the Townsend Hotel with 24 full and part-time employee’s. Margot’s revenues increased in 2009 to approximately $2M with an expected increase of between 10 – 15% for 2010. According to Owner and CEO, Margot Kohler, the key to the spa’s success continues to be a strong focus on customer service and customer needs, as well as continuing education in cities around the world, such as Paris, Baden-Baden, Japan, the U.K. and others.

NATIONAL CONEY ISLAND – ROSEVILLE

586/771-7744

National Coney Island is kicking off National Hot Dog Month by celebrating 45 exciting years in business with give-aways and food specials the entire month of July. What started as one location in the then new Macomb Mall in 1965, has blossomed into a 23-location chain of Metro Detroit’s favorite coney island eateries. National Coney Island’s name continues to grow as 2 to 3 new locations are on the schedule for 2011. National will give back to the many customers that have patronized its restaurants over the years by giving away T-Shirts, hats, balloons, weekend trips to Chicago and Las Vegas, plus free hats to the first 10,000 people at the Detroit Tigers’ home game on August 6, as well as $3.99 combo meals and 99 cent coneys every Wednesday, 11 am to 1 pm.

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