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• PLYMOUTH WOMAN'S CLUB
Woman's Club of Plymouth will meet
at 12 30 p.m. Friday. April 12. in First
United Presbyterian Church. Church at
Main, for election of officers. Guest
speaker Forbes Sibley of the Michigan
Nature Association will talk about bird
and flower sanctuaries Reservations
for the May 3 luncheon should be made
with Joyce Roebuck
• PLYMOUTH HISTORICAL
SOCIETY
Society will meet at 7 30 p.m. Thursday.
April 11. at the Plymouth Historical
Museum, Main at Church Program
will be a John F Kennedy film and
memorabilia display Guests are welcome
For information, call the museum
455-8940
• PARENTS WITHOUT
PARTNERS
Plvmouth-Canton PWP will meet at
8 30 p m Friday, April 12. in the UAW
Hall Local 900. Michigan Ave west of
Newburgh Road The non-profit organization
is devoted to the welfare of single
parents and their children Admission
is $3 at the door with dancing until
1 a m Reservations unnecessary All
single, separated and divorced parents
are welcome
• PINK ROSE BRUNCH
Social brunch for women commemorating
their mothers, living or dead,
will be at 11 a m Sunday. April 14 in
the Governor Bradford Room of the
Mayflower Meeting House Club's goal
is to raise money to help defray medical
expenses for a mother First fundraiser
will be a garage sale the last
weekend in April. For information, call
Bernice Lawrence. 453-5842 All women
18 and older are invited to attend
• EXPECTANT PARENTS
Expectant adoptive parent classes
will be offered, beginning 7 p.m. Friday,
April 12 in Botsford Hospital for
families waiting to adopt an infant up
to 2 years of age For information, call
459-7383
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• SCOUT COOKIES
Girl Scout cookies will be sold by
Troop 346 of Canton from 8 a m to 1
p.m. Sunday. April 14, at the pancake
breakfast of the Ladies Auxiliary to
Mayflower-Lt. Gamble Post 6695 of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars, 1426 S Mill
• WOMEN IN JAPAN
Schoolcraft College will offer area
residents a chance to learn more about
the status of women in Japan. Tokyo
resident Hiroko Hashimoto will share
her version of Japanese counterparts
of American women 7-10 p.m. Thurs-«
day. April 18 For information, call
591-6400. Ext 409
• NEWCOMERS CLUB
The Plymouth Newcomers Club's
spring fashion show and luncheon will
be at 11 a m Thursday, April 18, in the
Mayflower Meeting House Tickets are
$12 50 and are expected to sell quickly
Proceeds will go toward the support of
the Dunning-Hough Library For reservations,
call 455-0588
• SYMPHONY LEAGUE
The Plymouth Symphony League
Nightingales will present "An Evening
with Jeffrey Bruce" 7:30 p.m. Thursday.
April i8. in the Plymouth Hilton
Hotel Ballroom The $5 admissions will
go toward the support of the Plymouth
Symphony Orchestra. Tickets are
available at the Little Professor Bookstore
or by calling 455-0075
• LAKE POINTE GARDEN CLUB
The Lake Pointe Branch of the Woman's
National Farm and Garden Association
will see a demonstration of the
arrangement of fresh and silk flowers
at French's Flowers, Livonia, at 7 30
p.m Thursday. April 18
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• CANTON COMMUNITY
FOOD CO-OP
Food co-op meets at 7 p.m Monday
before the second Saturday of each
month in Faith Community Church.
46001 Warren. Food divided the second
Saturday New members are welcome
For information, call Alan or Judy
Prince, 981-4753, Fran or Theresa
Kearney, 728-0440, or Jeff or Jan
Weicksel. 453-8363.
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TOPS Chapter 1236 meets every
Thursday evening in Faith Community
Church, 46001 Warren Rd., Canton
Weigh-in starts at 6.30 p.m.,_.with a
meeting following, 7-8 p.m.. For information,
call 981-0446
• CIVIL AIR PATROL
U.S. Air Force Auxiliary Squadron
16-1 invites interested people to attend
its weekly meetings, 6:30-+©—p.m.
Thursdays on the 4th floor of the main
building. Willow Run Airport. Any U. S.
citizen 13 years of age and older may
become a volunteer For information,
call Robert Eizen, commander. 326-
9673
• WANTED: PARENT & CHILD
The "Y" Indian Program is a wonderful
way to spend constructive time
with your child Tribes of three to eight
parents and their children meet on a
rotating basis to do crafts, games and
songs. Tribal outings and group Federation
outings are held for campouts,
tours, skating, etc. Indian Program
membership includes a Plymouth "Y"
Family membership Call the "Y" today
for more information. 453-2904
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