Grosse Pointe News - Local History Archives

May 16, 1991
Grosse Pointe News
South spring concert at Orchestra
Grosse Pomte South High
School's Instrumental MusIc
Depaltment will present ItS
annual Spnng Concert at Or
chestra HalI on Saturday, May
18, at 8 pm.
The Symphony Orchestra
will open the program with the
"Sleep1Og Beauty Waltz," by
Tschalkowsky, "Ovelture to
LucIO Sllla" by Mozart, and
ROSSIni'S "Barbel' of Seville
Overture"
Followmg the 01 chestra, the
SymphOniC Band Will perform
"The Smfomans' March" by
Williams, "Ye Banks and
Braes O'Bonme Doon" by
Gramger and "Die Fledermaus
Overture" by Strauss
The featured composItion of
the evening, "Armenian
Dances" by Alfred Reed, w1I1be
performed by the Symphonic
Band and Orchestra Strmgs
Tickets Will be available at
the door Prices are $8 for
adults and $4 for semor citIZens
and students
For further mformation, call
Ralph Mlller, Instrumental tou-
SICdirector, at 343-2388.
ket .:'ancles There Will be try participated and more than
psychiCS, hot dogs and coneys 10,000 people attended. All
served by Grosse Pomte Theatl
e, popcorn from the Denby and the 50.cent admISSion
profits come from exhIbitor fees
KiwaniS, soft dnnk" and Ice charge. Children under 12 are
cream
admItted free.
The sale, sponsored by the Spaces 9 feet by 18 feet are
Grosse POinte Village ASSOCiatIOn,
raises money to help With 886-7474 for more information.
st1l1 available for rental. Call
the Grosse Pomte Santa Claus Fee for two days is $70; $90
Parade held the day after With electricity
ThankSgiVing every year
The Lakeshore Barbershop
Last year, more than 125 ex Chorus, under the direction of
hlbltors from all over the coun. Carl Undge, Will perform m
the parkmg structure at 11
a.m. Monday.
Hours of the sale both days
are from 10 a.m to 5 P m.
,
Hall
Greatest Garage Sale is Memorial Day weekend
The Village m Grosse Pomte
will host one of the area's larg.
est garage sales for the mnth
year In a rowan Sunday, May
26, and Monday, May 27
Grosse Pomt~'s Greatest Ga
I'age Sale will agam be held 10
the parkmg structure behind
Jacobson's
Items for sale Will mclude
the contents of garages and
basements, antiques, arts and
crafts, collectibles and flea mar-
Take a teddy bear to the zoo
Teddy beW'S of all sizes will look-ahke, most colorful and
take center stage at the Detroit best handlcraftoo. Other activI-
Zoo, Saturday, May 18, for the ties mclude puppet shows, a
annual Teddy Bear RalIy. magic show and a readIng of
Children 2 through 12 who bear stories.
bring thelr teddy bears and are The Detroit Zoo is open daily
accompanied by an adult will from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admisbe
admitiOO free. sion is $5.75 for ages 13 and
SpecIalists at the Teddy Bear older; $3.50 for semor CItizens;
Clinic wIll mend damaged $2 50 for children 2 to 12; and
limbs and l'eplace missing eyes, children under 2 are admitted
ears and stuffing.
free.
MlSS Honey Queen of Michi. Parking and train rides are
gan will make a spedal appear- mcluded in the adrmsslOn pnce
ance and is scheduled to award Special rates are available for
prizes to winners of the teddy groups of 25 or more who make
bear contests. Categones to be a reservation. For information,
judged are: best dressed, best call 399-7001.
Libraries to host zoo guests
Animals from the Detroit Zoo
WIll visit the Grosse Pointe
Public libraries to launch the
"Read on the Wild SIde" summer
reading program.
Osborne plans 30th The animals will visit the fol-
Osborn High School, classes lowing days: Tuesday, May 28,
of 1961, 1962 and 1963, plan a at 4 p.m. at the Park branch,
30-year reunion. 15430 Kercheval; Wednesday,
For more informfltion, wnte May 29, at 4 p.m. at the Woods
Osborne Reumon Committee, branch, 20600 Mack; and
P.O. Box 2086, S244, Birming- Thursday, May 30, at Central
ham, Mich 48009 . .. bbral'f, 10 Kercheval.
Walking tour
Trace the development of the
skyscraper as well as Detroit's
growth from the mid.l9th century
through the 20th century
during a walking tour of down.
town Detroit, Tuesday, May 21,
at 10 a.m
University of Windsor Professor
Michael Farrell wil~ guide
the tour of unusual landhUuks,
like the magnificent art deco
Guardian Bwlding. A light
lunch at the Savoyard Club is
also included in the tour.
Price of the tour is $.22 for
Detroit Historical Society memhers
and $25 for non.members.
This Detroit Historical Department
program will depart by
bus from the Detroit Historical
Museum's parking lot on
Kirby.
The Detroit Historical Musewn
is located at 5401 Wood.
ward 84; Kirby and is a Detroit
Histoncal Department institution.
For more infonnatioD, call
Lori Naples at 833-1419.
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