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Mum's
the word
The League of Women
Voters of Grosse Pomte wIll
hold Its annual mums sale
on Saturday, Sept 12, from
10 a m to 5 p.m as part of
the Grosse Pointe ArtISts
Association Fall Art Festi.
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SylVIa Sanders, ch81rper
son, smd 200 plants Will be
sold for $6 each The pnce IS
the same as last year
There wIll be a variety of
colors, Sanders said, Includmg
the popular salmon-col.
ored mums
The league's booths will
be located just outside of the
War Memonal's Fnes AuditorIUm
Proceeds Will help fund
the group's projects through.
out the year
The festival will feature
works of 100 artISts. AdmiS-
SIOnand parking are free.
Taylor to
speak to Dems
James Douglas Taylor, gen
eral manager of the Grosse
PointeslClmton Refuse DIsposal
Authonty, wll1 speak at the
Grosse Pomte Democratic Club
meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 15,
lat 7:30 pm. at Grosse Pointe
Unitarian Church, 11750 Mau.
mee m the City.
: Taylor has been assocIated
,With the authonty, which is re-
:sponslble for the disposal of
!waste collected m the Pomtes,
Harper Woods, Mount Clemens
:and Clinton Township, smce its
Imception m 1963 He became
Igeneral manager this year
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1Southeastern
iplans 50th
: Grosse Pomte reSIdents Paul
IAndrews and Joanne Young
I are on the planning committee
for the 50th reunion of Southeastern
HIgh School m Detroit,
held at the Royalty House m
Warren from 6 p.m to 1 a.m.
Oct. 23. It will be a joint reunion
for the classes of 1941, 1942
and 1943, but members of other
classes are welcome.
Andrews, who retired last
year as vice president of alumru
affairs at Wayne State
University, said, "The event
Will be hke our high school
prom allover agam - only 50
years later But thIS time
everything wlIl be better LIke
us"
Dinner, an open bar including
a champagne toast, and
dancmg to the Emil Moro Band
are included in the $39 50 per
person cost
"We call It the sale of the
half century," Young said.
- ::;eptember
Enjoy a 'Taste of Grosse Pointe'
The stores In the Village WIll
celebrate the Star Class 1992
North Amencan ChampIOnshIps
WIth various events Sept
10-18
In honor of the championships,
hosted by the Grosse
Pomte Yacht Club, there will
be a rigged Star Class boat dIs
played on th'3 Village Plaza on
Saturday, Sept. 12, with experts
on hand to answer questIOns.
The week-long event, spon
sored by the Grosse Pomte ViI
lage Association, WIll offer the
first "Taste of Grosse Pointe"
from 11 a m to 4 p m Gastron
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Involved with the "Taste of Grosse Pointe" are. in the boat, Paul Bednarski. co-owner of Cafe
Pavel (formerly Cafe la Chat). Danielle Harris. president of the Grosse Pointe Village Association.
and Bryan Brieden. Star Boat sailor out of the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club.
omlc delights WIll be offered at
the plaza by local restaw'ants,
Includmg Tom's Oyster Bar,
Cafe Pavel (formerly Cafe Ie
Chat), One23, Silver Spoon and
Dream Cuisine
There will also be a free concert
at 2 p m featm-mg Joel
Mabus, one of tradItIonal mu
SIC'Smost versatIle performers
He IS known for hiS folk songs,
often WIth a nautIcal flaIr, as
well as hIS expertIse on the gUl
tar, banjO, fiddle and mandolm
St Clair, adjacent to the
plaza, between Kercheval and
the alley, will be closed to ac
commodate the festIvities
Paul Andrews and Joanne Young look over the class list.
The reun..on planners are ex- For more Information or to
peetmg about 400 to 500 people make a reservatIOn, call Melba
at the event Austm at 642-4700
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All week, stores m the Village
Will feature wmdow dISplays
of nautical themes On
Thursday, Sept. 17, the Balduck
Mountain Ramblers Will
perform on the plaza from 6 to
8 p.m
Community ed
open house
The Department of Community
EducatIOn of the
Grosse Pomte Public School
System WIll hold an open
house from 10 a m. to noon
on Saturday, Sept 12, at
Barnes School, 20090 Mornmgside
Drive m Grosse
Pointe Woods.
Teachers will be on hand
to answer questions about
theu- classes and the office
WIll be open for enrollments
and the purchase of textbooks
Anyone contemplatmg
enrolling in any of the
hundreds of offerings available
thIS fall from the Department
of Community EducatIOn
IS encouraged to
attend.
Free refreshments win be
served. Call 343 2178 for further
mfonnation.
Hessburg
talks
The Grosse Pointe Histoncal
SOCIety will sponsor a lecture,
"The Little Big Horn and the
Michigan ConnectIOn," on
Thursday, Sept 17, at 7.30 p m.
In the auditorium at Grosse
Pointe South High School.
Phlhp C Hessburg, M.D.,
Will ~ppak
The event is free. Refreshments
WIll be served follOWIng
the lecture
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discuss how the political order
in many parts of the
world is being reconstructed
on Thursday. Sept. 11. from
1:30 to 9 p.m.. at the War
Memorial. Old governments
have fallen; new ones are
emerging. Some changes are
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