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JUly 21, 1994
Grosse Pointe News
and Detroit area reSidents who
enjoy summer homes at the
nearby resorts of Point Aux
Barques and Broken Rocks thiS
will be a local event For
Grosse Pointers thiS tenefit
concert will be only a two-hour
trip.
These Rough Riders are actually re-enactors
Huron City a realistic trip back in time.
A gala dmner on the grounds
of the Victorian mansIOn Just
down the street from the
church will precede the 8:30
p m concert. Tours of the museums
will be available in the
afternoon and the dinner, preceded
by a reception, is sched.
uled for 5 p.m A highlight of
thIS memorable event will be
the soprano voice of former
Grosse Pomter Elizabeth Par.
cells who, accompanied by pian.
1st Alden Schell, will sing duro
ing dinner. She returns to her
Pride of the Pointes
Ramberger, Daniel Roarty,
Katherine Robbins, Scott
Schorer, Susan Sbink, Elizabeth
Sieber, John Sohn,
Sarah Stackpoole, Amy
Sylvester, Jennifer Wardowski,
Judith Watta. Jason
WeiBBert, Stacy Williams and
Robert Winiarski.
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Lisa M. Provenzano of
Grosse Pointe Farms was one
of two Western Michigan University
mtenor design students
who won pnzes in a state competItion
for semor projects m
Interior deSIgn. Provenzano, a
semor, took thIrd place and
won $100
•
Elizabeth V. Twiddy of the
City of Grosse Pointe was
elected preSIdent of the BIOchenucal
Society of Pennsylvania
State Umversity, State
College, Pennsylvania. She IS
majoring in chemistry and
bIOchemIstry and expects to
graduate in the spnng of 1995.
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Bethany Strunk, daughter
of Frank and Cathy Strunk of
Grosse Pointe Woods, has
achieved the hIghest grade
pomt average In MichIgan
native Michigan from Europe
where she makes her home and
where her operatIc career has
made her famous for this occasion
She has appeared in varIOus
productlOns of the Boston LyriC
Opera and With the MIchigan
who help make
Opera Theater. She IS active as
a concert smger and has made
many recordmgs.
Also on hand on this Red
Letter Dav WlII hP the re-enac
tors of th~ Fort Wayne Living
History Society lnc , who, in
meticulously accurate costume,
Will re-create the ambiance of
leisure hfe a century ago.
This group of volunteer reenactors,
based at Detroit's His.
tone Fort Wayne Museum, Will
re-live a weekend m the sum-
State University's School of
Vetermary Medicine. Her aca.
demlc accomphshments have
earned her the sophomore
award from the MichIgan State
chapter of the honor society of
PhI Kappa Phi and the George
H Lauff scholarship for the
Kel10gg BIOlOgIcalStation.
•
December graduates of Cen.
tral MichIgan University in.
cluded Grosse Pointers Laura
E. Arends, Christopher J.
Gordon, Russell J. Rice and
Linda A. Tinkey. Arends
earned a master of science degree
In admmistratIOn. Gordon,
Rice and Tinkey earned bachelor's
degrees
•
Albion College Junior Robert
F. Reynolds participated in
the school's Foreign Language
Enrichment Senes Reynolds IS
the son of Grosse Pomter Helen
A Reynolds
•
Brian Disser of Grosse
Pomte Farms has been a threeyear
starter for the Umversity
of Dayton's men's tenms team,
the Flyers Dlsser, a Jumor, was
selected as a co-captam of the
1994 team.
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mer of 1897 WIth soldiers preparmg
to leave for the Spamsh.
American War, women staging
a rally to WIn the right to vote,
and a Wide vanety of children's
actiVities and commumty
events to take viSitors back m
time to a Simpler age.
Much research goes mto
thelr performance They study
the period to be re-enacted,
learmng the tnvla of the day
as well as hlstoncal facts. Coso
tumes are handmade from oldfashIOned
pubhcatIOns and pat.
terns current at the time,
recrUltmg and suffrage posters
are copied from the OrIginals,
and all eqUIpment from croquet
sets and crackeTJack boxes to
parasols and eyeglasses, to
rIfles and nuhtary accoutrements
have been especially
made to be historically authen
tic
VIvian and John Probert, co.
ordmators tor the er-enactment,
brmg a love for hIStOry
and an enthUSiasm for Huron
City together in thiS Red Letter
Day celebratIOn. The LlVmg
History Society members who
share thelT dedication make
their re-enaetments memorable.
Patron tickets at $1,000 for
four persons mclude the dmner
and reserved concert seating
Benefactor tickets at $500 for
twu pt:fl:lUnll include dmner and
reserved concert seatmg.
Sponsor tickets at $60 a person
include dinner and reserved
concert seatmg
Contributor tickets at $10
each are for the concert only.
For additional information
call 313.961-2332 or 517-428-
4123.
Matthew Perry Burke of
Grosse Pointe Woods graduated
from the Umverslty of Okla.
homa With a bachelor of arts
degree
•
Barry Fischer Brookes of
the City of Grosse Pointe
earned a bachelor of science
degree m metallurgICal engIneermg
from MIChigan Technological
Umverslty.
•
Malgorzata Baginska and
Katrina J. Bresser, both of
Grosse Pomte Park, and Barbara
J. Palazzolo of Grosse
Pointe Woods, have been
named to the winter semester's
dean's list of the Wayne State
Umverslty School of Business
Admimstration
•
John Britton Gordon of
Grosse Pomte Farms earned a
bachelor of arts degree from
OhIO Wesleyan UniverSity. He
is a member of Phi Alpha
Theta honorary society.
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Community
July 30 concert, dinner to benefit museums
By Ellen Probert
Special Writer
You have heard the Arbors
sing more often than you know.
Their lighthearted voices are
familiar through the catchy
tunes of many TV commercials
including those for McDonald's,
United Airhnes, The Jolly
Green Giant, Sears and Kentucky
Fried Chicken.
But their mUSICgoes far beyond
commercials. They have
made many recordings, sung in
hundreds of concerts across the
country, added their musIc to
the joys of state and county
falTs, and gIVen speCIal perfor.
mances for major corporate
clients.
The Arbors wl1l present a
concert on Saturday, July 30,
at Huron City, the highlight of
the annual Red Letter Day fundr81ser
to benefit the Huron
City museum complex. It will
be held in the mid-19th century
church on the main street of
Pioneer Huron City, the reo
stored lumbering town at the
tip of Michigan's thumb.
Located mne miles west of
Port Austin at the Junction of
M.25 and Huron City Road, the
town flourished in the 1880s
and '90s and its lifestyle has
been meticulously restored. The
nine buildmgs of the museum
complex along the main street
are a mini.Gr~nfie!d Village
and attract thousands of viSItors
annually. The forwardlookmg
citizens would have approved
of this concert which
will bring togther the best of
the music they loved and the
music of today.
For the many Grosse Pointe
Grosse Pointers who graduated
from the University of
Michigan recently are: Margaret
Blondin, Andrew
Bond, Adrianne Camero,
William Dailey, Shari Davis,
Melissa Dinverno, Ann
Eckel, Carl Eckert, Mikael
Elsila. Anna Francis, Gregg
Harris, Gwyn Hulswit, Elizabeth
Johnston, William
Krebs n, Elizabeth Lawrence,
Nathan Lyst, Usa
Manardo, Cindy Miller, Mi-
.chael Morandini, Thomas
Murphy, David Nevitt, Jason
Parol, Charlotte Remick,
Mary Taylor and Sofia Tselikis.
, Others are: Elizabeth
Walsh. Stacey Westley, Elizabeth
Whitehead, Anne
¥oung, Christine Young,
Philip Orton, Michael
Barnes, Mary Begg, Elizabeth
Bonanni, Christopher
Brown, Kevin Crociata, Eric
D'Hondt, George Frederickson
m, Daniel Gore, Michael
Hix, Arthur Hudson, Melissa
Huget, John Karabetsos, Stephanie
Kitchen, Reed Konsler,
Jennifer Listman, Ann
llewellyn and Franz Lucas.
Others are: Kenneth Makowski,
Richard Martin, Helen
Mikelic, Constance Paglia.
Carolyn Peters, Kelly
Prue, Jeffrey Prus, Nicole
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of Huron City
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