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GROSSE POINTE NEWS
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IN THE VILLAGE
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Thursd.y. Mey 20, 1971
Society News Gathered from All the Pointes
Netv Pear Tree
Officers Seated
During Pear Tree Qu('8ter
Cllapter's fiual meeting of the
seuon, a luncheon gatilering
held recently at the Old Place
with 12 members present, a
new slale of oUietrs was elect.
ed and retiring president Mrs.
John Crane bandPd over her
gavel of office to incoming
prt'sidenl Mrs. John McLellan.
Mrs. Crane'. husband had
embellished the gavel with a
hand.hammered engraved cop'
per b'1nd.
Mrs. Frederick Witltland
will serve as vice-president
during 1971.72, Mrs. Henry
Gardner as secretary, Mrs.
Phillip Dexter as treasurer,
Mrs. CUUord Currie as ooto.
rian, Mrs. Oscar Teeg as pro.
gram chairman and Mrs. A. J.
Christie as pubUcity chairman.
The Chapter is losing two delightful
ladies. Including Charter
member Mrs. Edward Heglin,
wbo is moving to F1orldJ.
Mrs. Ric}1ard McCloskey hu_
already left for Iowa.
Society of Origin.lists
To Present Spring Show
The Society of Originalists
will present its Ipring Arts
and Crafts Show tbjs Sllturday,
May 22, from noon until
6 o'clock, :lnd Sunday, May
23. from noon unW 6 at the
G r 0 sse Pointe Unitarian
Church in Maumee avenue.
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Trio Of Garden Zone M~eting Planners
Participants in the Garden Club of
America's Zone 10 meeting registered
Tuesday at the Preston place home of
MRS. WENDELL W. ANDERSON,
JR., (standing, center), and today
they're heading home - tho~e t.hat
don't live in The Pointe, that is-after
a fascinating, informative three.day
session that included a lecture by Dr.
John Nash Ott, director of the Envi.
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EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT
MONDAY -WEDNESDAY - FRIDAY
Bill
HUEIII_AN
JUNE 14, 1971
884-3630
18318 MACK AVE.
GROSSE POINTE FARMS
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Photo bv Eddie McGralh. Jr.
ronmental Health and Ligt.t Research
Institute in Sarasota, Fla., master of
photobiology, at yesterday's formal
Zone Dinner at the Cuuntry Club.
MRS. EARL I. HEENAN, JR., (left),
of Torraine road, is president of the
host Garuen Club of Michigan. MRS.
ARTHUR H. BUHL, JR., of Provencal
road, is one of the Garden Club of
America's directors.
Pointe Cadettes To Be Honored
It's their way ot saying ning the day-long event.
"congratulations" eo up 1e d They are Ann Anderson,
with a day of fellowship and Karen Bertsehinger, Stephanie
fun. Gerganoff, D awn Hartman,
That's what "Swing InloKathy Henry, Julie Jueneman,
Spring" holds for Grosse Cathy Martin, Ruth McIntosh,
Pointe area Cadette Girl Mary McQueen, Nancy Sev-
Scouts Saturday, May 22, at ern, MyIa. Study, Marty Way-
Marygrove College from 9 to land, Rita, Whateley and Sara
3 o'clock. Willoughby, all of Cadette
Highlight of the program- Troop 327, and Andrea CIaes,
girl.pIanned from start to Marie Hogan, M a u r e e n
finish-is the recognition cere- O'Keefe, Rebecca Ringwald,
m.:my honoring 210 Cadettes Df Malu Siero and Kathleen
the Metropolitan Detroit Coun- Young, all of Troop 886.
eil who have achieved the Leslie Nelson, Caroline AI.
rank of First Cla.s. len and Pat Fellows from
Among them .re 23 Pointe Troop 1463 cDmplete the list of
Scouts including two girls who local honorees. Pat and Caroplayed
a major role in plan- line were members of a spe.
cially.chDscn 34-member Cadette
committee that handled
all arrangements tor the rec-
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WARNIR
Below: View of ..the central hallway leading
to the dining room, showing carved console and mirror
decorated with Malachite urns & bronze candelabra
DuMOUCHEllE ART GAllERIES CO.
NVITES YOU TO ATTEND A
MONDAY, MAY 24th THRU FRIDAY, MAY 28th
FROM 10 A.M. to 6 P.M.
CONTENTS IN THE RESIDENCEOF
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To be sold by DuMouchelle Art Galleries, featuring
paintings, Oriental rugs lincluding a 16 It. by 36 It.
Tabrizl. Carved furniture, bronze and marble
ware, silver, china, crystal, unusualantique jewelry,
Jade, Quartz and Carol carvings, etc.
Admittance only by ticket/ You
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al Ih. redd.nee on Thunday,
Friday or Salllrday. May 20,
21. 22 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
SALE at the residence
1791 WELLESLEY DRIVE
PALMER WOODS,
DETROIT, MICHIGAN
TO BE SOLD BY DuMOU