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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS: Subject to change

SEPTEMBER9/26 Club Monthly Luncheon, 12pm, $10, RSVP required

CHAMBER MUSIC at the SCARAB CLUBwith the Peter Souve Sextet, September 30, 7pm, Advance tickets

$15 (members), $18 at door. Reception to follow.

Wayne County Council, Arts, History, Humanities presents2OO1 Artist Among Us/Poets Among Us,

Traveling Exhibition from 9/26-10/71st Friday opening October 5 from 6-10pm.

OCTOBERPaintings by Vince O, An Exhibition

Plein-Air Paintings & Recent WatercolorsOctober 3-28, 2001 in the Lounge Gallery

Artist Reception 1st Friday, October 5th from 6-9pm

YMCA's National Poetry Live,with David Lehman, & Bob Hicok

October 11 from 7:30-10pm

Writers Voice. Creative Writing Workshops: 6 WeeksPoetry, Dawn Me Duffrie, instructor on Monday's starting 10/8

Fiction, Melodie Monahan, instructor on Tuesday's starting10/9

Fees: $80, or $60 Writer's Voice members.Call 313-267-5310, ext. 338

10/13 Detroit Blues Society, 2-4pm

October 10th to October 28thReception & Awards, Saturday 10/13 from 6-1 Opm

Writers Voice presentsLabor Arts Festival 10/19 from 7-1 1pm

Nationally known Poets, Writers, Musicians

W.V. Nationally Known Poet's Nightwith Elaini & Sikelianos, 10/24 from 7:30-9:30pm

Canadian Women's Poets, featuring P. K. Pagesponsored by Writer's Voice & University of Windsor

www.thescarabclub.org (313)831-1250; Fax:(3i3)

HALLOWEEN, COSTUMED PARTY: AMERICANANCESTORS EVENT-LAND OF DIVERSITY

on Friday, 10/26 from 7-11 pm $15 per personRefreshments served. RSVP

Prizes for costumes

Writer's Voice, NY City Poets: Maureen Owen &Edward Friedman, 10/27 from 7:30-9:30pm

Marietta Grifor Lecture & Book Signingon Sunday, October 28th from 4-7pm

Based on her trilogy about her experience with her escapefrom Chili

Soiree Musicale XV returns!Monday, October 29,2001

7:30, $7 admission

10/31 Scarab Club Monthly Luncheon (Birthday)12pm, $10. RSVP required in advance

NOVEMBER32nd Jbutiwl Scarab Clvb Michigan

Pnetegrapfcg Exhibition 2««fOctober 31 to November 25,

1st Friday Reception & Awards on 11/2 from 6-1 OpmNovember 14, Juror's Critique at 7:30pm

People c*& Flcc&Multi-Medium Paintings by Julie Sabit

October 31-November 25, 2001Artist's Reception November 2 from 6-9pm

Writer's Voice, Poets Molly Peacock & Maggie Anderson on11/19. 7:30-1 Opm

11/28 Monthly Luncheon

DECEMBERDetroit's 17th Annual Winter Gallery Crawl,Saturday, December 1st: , 12-8pm; NOEL NIGHT5:30-9:30pm

66TH ANNUAL SCARAB CLUB GOLD MEDALEXHIBITION 2001 IN THE MAIN GALLEftV

11/28-12/30 1st Friday Opening 12/7 6-10pm

Boars Head Dinner, 15th 6:30pm $50

Page 2SCARAB CLUB EXHIBITIONS: Dates to Remember:10/1 Photography CFE Slide deadline10/7 Watercolor Show delivery of accepted works, 12-5pm10/28 Delivery of accepted Photography works, 12-5pm10/28 Watercolor Show pick-up, 12-5pmOCTOBER MEETINGS:10/9 Arts Committee, 6:30pm10/18 Board of Directors, 6:30pmATTENTION:. MEMBER SHOWS in the Lounge Gallery: The ARTSCOMMITTEE urges all current dues paying members to apply for ashow. We have some dates OPEN next year 2002. Hurry!. We need linens! Table coverings are in short supply! If youhave anything to donate we would be grateful!. The Detroit Historical Society schedules events throughoutthe year and have listed the Scarab Club as a place to visit duringtheir LUNCH SERIES on Saturday,December 8, 2001 at 10am. Participants will tour the Club and workon a fun project led by one of the resident artists.Refreshments will be served. Fee is $35 for Society members; $40for non-members.

Wayne County Council. Arts. History. HumanitiesThe Artist Among Us, Poets Among Us—

10/12-10/30 National Conference of Artists Gallery, 216 FisherBuilding, Detroit. Reception 10/20, 6-9pm11/8-11/30 Madonna University Gallery, 36600 Schooicraft,Livonia. Reception 11/17, 4-8pm

The History of Art 2001-2002; Fall Lectures 2001with Prof, Michael Farrell, at the Scarab Club on Thurs, 1-3pm

Art & Architecture in Italy from Umbria and Lazio to Apulia andthe Campania. 6 part slide illustrated Lecture series on the artarchitecture of ancient Etruscans and Romans, the medieval periodunder Norman rule, the early Renaissance in Umbria and Naplesduring the rule of the Bourbons.

Dafes: Ocf. 4,18, 25, and Nov. 6.Cost $60, Single lecture $15

The Art and Lives of Vincent Van Gogh, and Paul GauguinA 2-part slide illustrated lecture series on the lives of thefounders of "Emotional Post-Expressionism.Location: The Scarab Club; Time: Thursdays 1-3pmDates: Nov. 8 and 15Cost: $20, Single $15

Make checks payable to ART HOUSE, send to 59 Alfred St., Detroit,Ml 48201CALL FOR ENTRIES. Year 2000-2001:The Hannon Foundation encourages talented mature artists, 62 andover, to submit works for art shows in the Ellen Kavrod Gallery at theHannon House. Contact Mary Corbett 313-833-1300, ext. 18 or 734-692-4971.Detroit Artists Market provides a year round review of artist's slidesfor various exhibitions. Call Traci Smith at 313-832-8540, ext 14 fordetails.

EVENTS. EXHIBITS. Etc. (Of interest to members)9/7-10/31—Outsider Gallery presents Two Painters & aStone Artist, with Greg Stephens, Robert Hyde, RonGabaldon. 2661 Michigan Ave., Detroit. 313-965-97929/14-10/27—Pewabic Pottery presents Contemporary African-American Ceramics at 10125 East.Jefferson, Detroit, 313-822-0954. 10/13—Raku Party from 10am-10pm. Call for info.*9/17-11/5-Biddle Gallery, presents "Jim Slack-Post-Mortem,"2840 Biddle Ave., Wyandotte, 734-281-4779. *Do not miss!9/20-10/20—New Fuentes Gallery presents The Phoenix:From the Ashes We Arrived, featuring the works of artistswhich survived the Fire of 3/16/01, including Irene Will, PatEberline. 904 Oak, Wyandotte. 734-285-371510/1-10/31—Rivers Edge Gallery, presents Amy Chenier, IconPaintings"; Metal Sculptors: Greg Earles, Ted Zmuda, James Cole-man, Dale Reeck Meet the artist night on Wyandotte's 3rd Friday,10/19 from 7-9pm at 3063 Biddle Ave., Wyandotte. 734-246-988010/3—10/25—Alice Moore Gallery hosts 54th Annual WatercolorExhibition 2001. 201 N. Riverside St., St. Clair, 810-329-957610/6-11/24 Arts Midland Galleries present 41st Annual GreaterMichigan Art Exhibition. Opening 10/6, at Arts Midland Galleries,1801 West St. Andrews Rd. Midland.10/10-11/17—Downriver Council for the Arts. Home Gallerypresents Leo Kuschel Retrospective, Opening 10/11, 6-9pm at20904 Northline Rd., Taylor, 734-287-6103; 11/28-12/15-WCCC Student Exhibition, opening 11/29, 6-9pm10/13-1/5/02—Robert Maniscalco Gallery presents "TRUTH (TheExhibition) with Vito Valdez, Mark Jackson, Jac Purdon, JessicaFlint, Michael Cooper III, Amanda Maniscalco. Opening from 7-10pm at 17329 Mack, Detroit, 313-886-299310/18-10/21 Community House presents Our Town 2001Juried Art Exhibition. Opening 10/17 from 6-9pm at 380South Bates, Birmingham. 248=644-583210/20-10/27 Lansing Art Gallery presents Judy Yueh-KueiChou, Carol Gourtay, Renee Therriault in "A Glimpse of the Ongo-ing. " Opening is 10/20 from 11am-7pm at 425 S. Grand Ave, call517-734-6400 or call 517 323-647210/26—10th Annual Arbor Hospice Chair-ity* Affair. MorrisLawrence Atrium, Washtenaw CC. Accepting art auctiondonations in support of the Hospice. Call 734-662-5999.11/2-12/14— The Alfred Berkowitz Gallery. U of M. Dearbornpresents Focus 2000: The Traveling Portfolio (Photography)at 4901 Evergreen. 7 313-593-5058

Call for dates and shows (not available at time of printing)Ford Communitv& Performing Arts Center, presents TheArt Society of Dearborn Annual Exhibition. 15801 MichiganAve., Dearborn. 313-943-3095Ambleside Galleries at17116Kercheval, GrossePte.. 313-885-8999Ellen Kavrod Gallery at the Hannon House 4750 Woodward,Detroit. 313-833-1300

PageSARTISTS WITH DISABILITIES

Scarab member, Jack Olds, is seeking names andaddresses of artists with disabilities to send applications forthe Third Annual AIS Michigan Art Exhibition. This is atraveling exhibit and will tour galleries and museums in Michi-gan. Sergio Di Guiste juried the 1st exhibit and Nora Men-doza juried the current exhibit. AIS Michigan has scholarshipsof $500 for artists with disabilities.Confacf Jack Olds at 734-591-0842 for information.

THE SCARAB CLUB would like to thank:Donna Cyrbok for refurbishing the Scarab table lectern, and forrefurbishing the tall metal lectern on wheels.Michael Cyrbok (Donna's father) for repairing 5 stools from thesketch class, and for the art bin in the Lounge Gallery from Lucite toa wooden—to match the decor.Steve Veresh for the continual repair of the armed chairs in theLounge area.

DuMouchelle's GALLERIES AUCTIONS:The 2nd auction sale of the Jerzy Estate will take place atDuMouchelle's October 19 & 21st. Special and rare piecesto be auctioned on Sunday. Call the Galleries at 313-963-6256 for more information.The DuMouchelle's Galleries acquired the entire collectionfor the estate of Richard Jerzy (1943-2001) of Indian Village.He was a prominent artist, a professor at the Center for Crea-tive Studies, and an avid collector. His fine art pieces havebeen collected and his works have been in many galleries.His extensive collection includes antique carved furniture,wood, bronze and centuries old porcelain sculptures, andhand painted porcelains from around the world.

COMMITTEE REPORTSARTS & EXHIBITION: Meeting of 9/11/01NOTE: JULIE SABIT will be the Lounge Gallery Artist forthe month of NOVEMBER 2001. The Gold Medal & HolidaySales Show are in December. The CFE for the HoHoHoSales Show will be in the BUZZ this month.The John Baker Tabb Retrospective Exhibition is sched-uled for January 2002 in the Main Gallery. The Sketch Classshow will be in the Lounge Gallery forJanuary 2002.The Arts League of Michigan will present its current touringexhibition "People, Plants, & Culture" at the Scarab Club inthe Main Gallery 1/23-2/17 and members murals will decoratethe walls of the Club from 2/20-2/24 for its "Cirque deScarabe" masked ball on 2/23/02.The Silver Medal show is in March, scheduled 2/27-3/31.March, April, & June have Member Lounge Show openings.(Bernadine Vida has choice of dates April or June.)

We have agreed to collaborate an exhibit in April with the ArtSociety of Michigan which will be open to Scarabs, & Leagueartists. Theme suggested is "Arts for the People." It will bejuried with acceptance of about 30 works to become a touringshow for about 2 years. Details to be ironed out. April willalso be the Auction during the last week.May will be the AdArt show and will be exhibited in both Gal-leries, Bill Murcko to chair this show.Cyrbok will be working on the calendar for 2001-2002.Next meeting is 11/9/01 at 6:30pm

GARDEN:The Garden Committee co-chairs would like to thankthe following persons for helping to make and keepthe garden a beautiful oasis, and appreciated by allwho visit and work here: Floyd Binns (who madesure the garden was watered,) Shuk & RalphHartshorn, John Wickey, Davis Stanislaw, JacquelineTipton, Renee Van Torre, Linda Gillman, SueDemitrish, and Randy Reed.

Sincerely, Julie Sabit and Vince Bielecki

PUBLIC RELATIONSTreena Ericson, Chairperson, 248-336-9138ARCHIVESPat Reed, Archives Chairperson, 810-415-0161

SOCIAL: Chairpersons neededHalloween plans, Christmas plans, decorations, entertain-ment, and catering need a committee of fun-loving people toorganize the hoards of volunteers that are clamoring to help.Call me at 734-675-1947.

THE DETROIT FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS

The Detroit Festival of the Arts was on shaky ground forawhile in the wake of the "Attack on America" hitting in NewYork, and Washington DC. Many entertainment acts had tobe cancelled, and the entire festival was in danger of beingcancelled. The Detroit Council for the Arts and the artists gottogether and pulled it through. And the Show went on asplanned. It was what was needed to show that we have theAmerican Spirit to go on in the face of this devastatingtragedy.The Scarab Club bustled as a steady stream of people cameto visit—It can be likened to a Noel Night. People askedabout the Club, check out the number of new members.Many Scarab members were there to welcome the people,take them on a tour of the Club, and to give them informationabout the Club.(7 was very impressed with how the members showed off their"Jewel of the Cultural Center.")

Page 4JOHN BAKER TABB MEMORIAL

Koch Tabb would like to be able to be present at the ScarabClub when the Memorial Service for John Tabb will be con-ducted. She is a fighter, and hopefully her health will allowher to preside soon. Your prayers for her recovery and im-proved health are needed and appreciated. A cheery carddoesn't hurt either. Koch has expressed a desire to havedonations in John's behalf be made to a Scarab Club JohnBaker Tabb Memorial Fund.The DuMouchelle's have started with a donation of $50.Send your memorial donations to: The Scarab Club, JohnBaker Tabb Memorial Fund, 217 Farnsworth, Detroit, Ml48202. Make checks payable to the Scarab Club with anotation on the check in John Tabb's name.Note: Check out the CFE A ward area on the Gold MedalShow.SPOTLIGHT ON SCARABS:2001 OUR TOWN EXHIBITING ARTISTS from the Scarab Club:Donna Cyrbok (3), Arnold R. Dreifuss, Bette Prudden, GloriaGoeddeke, Fran Plagens, Joe Maniscalco, Steve Veresh, LindaGillman, and Barbara Abel.

Donna Cyrbok has been accepted in the Ann Arbor Art Center'sAnnual All Media Exhibition from 10/12-11/11, and an entry intothe Birmingham Temple Juried Art Show Invitational in November.Her name was omitted from the list for entries into the Artists/PoetsAmong Us Touring Exhibition. (Sorry Donna)

Dearborn Community Arts Council: .The 14th Annual Mayor'sArts Awards Program will honor community artists, performers, andthose who support the arts, on October 5th, 7:30pm at the NewFord Community & Performing Art Center, 15801 Michigan Avenue.The ARTIST/PERFORMER AWARD will be awarded to our ownJoAnn Korczynska.

Jack Olds intaglio print "Nothing is Uncommon" has been exhibitedat the BBAC during August as part of a touring Alma College Show.

Jill Omand is to be recognized and thanked for all the tirelessefforts she has spent in the production of the Scarab Club:Detroit 300, Paintin' in the Streets catalog. She visited thevarious sites each week to get photographs of the artists doin' theirthing, and prodded every artist to give her a brief biography ofthemselves. She gathered the materials together, did the editingand layout of each page.She is to be commended for this memorable booklet, an archivaltreasure, and a project that should be continued. Many of theartists are grateful for taking this time to finally produce a bio.

Bette Prudden had a painting accepted in Aqueous USA 2001, anational watercolor show in Louisville, KY. She will show 10 of herpaintings in a solo exhibit at the Kayrod Gallery in October 2001.

The Ambleside Gallery will host the Grosse Pte. Art Assoc. exhibi-tion and will honor 1st Place winners, Judy Harthom in Watercolor& Francine Kachman in Acrylics.

Congratulations to all of you!

WHTHIN THESE WALLS,Scarab Member Art Exhibition 2001

Prize Winners1st Prize: Vince Frappier, Angelique Oil

2nd Prize: Alice Allhoff, Casting Off Restraints Mixed3rd Prize: George Booth, In the Garden Iris Print

Honorable Mentions: Barbara Carr, The Old Sink, Acrylic;Donna Cyrbok, Fleur-de-lis, Photograph; Julie Sabit, In theGarden, Watercolor

CORRECTIONS in the new directory, please changeBill A. Bostick—Correct city is "Bingham Farms."Patricia Burnett needs to be listed in the "B" section (not inH.) She is alive and well and phone her at 248-540-8885.Louis Cantoni—Correct phone # is 313-368-1885Donna Cyrbok—Correct phone # is 313-730-8817Pauline Ender—Phone # is 810-498-2345Kathleene J. Falls—New. 14940 Carpenter Rd, Camden, Ml48232. New phone: 517-368-4995

MEMBERSHIP Chairperson neededJob Description: Keep a record of all new applicants,make sure they get on the mailing list, send each ofthem a packet -welcoming them into the Club.

NEW MEMBERS:Jeanette Brayau—1473 Laurentian Pass, Flint, Ml 48532.810-733-5146. Teacher, artist. Interested in MembershipCommittee.Van Hong Huang—3622 Oakshire Ave., Berkley, Ml 48072.(C)248-442-5559, (6)810-986-4573. Artist. Interested inArts, Education, Social, & Grant Committees.Sandra Kosky—1530 Lexington, Plymouth, Ml 48170.734-459-5471. Artist. Interested in various committees.

Susan Ladomer (David)—10168 Loma Circle, Grosse lie, Ml48138. 734-675-7228. Artist. Interested in variouscommittees.Irene Roloan—28504 Dawson, Garden City, Ml 48135.734-261-1531, (6)313-224-5289. Interested in the GardenCommittee.Eva Marie Schreiber (Mark)—887 Stanley, 6irmingham, Ml48009. 248-646-7470, (6)248-745-8500. Artist. Interested inArt, Education, & PR Committees.

FRIENDS of the Scarab Club:Lynn A. Jovick-11587 Helen Dr., Warren, Ml 48093. 810-215-6676Stewart McMillin-2136 Seminole, Detroit, Ml 48214. 313-922-1990

PageSPOETS CORNER

GENUS IRRITABILEVATUM

"The wapish race of poets"shelters no more pretentiousness

then the petulant practitionersof other arts.

CREDULA RES AMOR EST

If "love is a credulous thing,"why is commitment so difficult?

Poems by Lou Cantoni

WAITING FOR MOMMA

All day longWaiting for Momma

At Friends Of The CourtShe sat in the green chairAt the emergency roomShe sat in the blue chair

And every time Momma shook her awakeShe put her left hand over her ear

So the dreamsWouldn't fall outAnd get broken.

By Ellen Hildreth

GRACE

Grace is a line thatgoes from here to there

in a pleasant way.

Grace proceeds tosmooth the flow

from dawn to duskwithout a rush.

Grace is a smileto ease a thought

where darkto reconcile.

By Steve Veresh

JIM SLACK MEMORIAL: "Post-Mortem"Jim Slack's retroactive works are on exhibition at the BiddleGallery in Wyandotte. The Scarab Club should schedule atrip to this exhibition—every artist needs to see these works!His work is beyond belief—that we have had a master artistliving amongst us and never knew it. His work is incredible!It is emotional, passionate, inspiring, tragic, even humorous,and you will NEVER see anything like it in your lifetime. Hewas such a prolific artist that all of his works would have tobe displayed in a huge warehouse size gallery. He was agenius! He kept illustrated Journals and bound 4 inch high11X14 Sketchbooks that contained drawings, paintings, writ-ings and poetry.In one particular sketch journal there is a colorful paintingwith the following untitled poem on the page beside it:

Lef's pretend this isa Landscape.Let's pretend those paintsmudges are trees.Let's pretend those squigglesare bushes.Let's pretend the pencil marksare birds.Let's pretend those red stainsare clouds.Let's pretend I 'm an artist.Let's pretend you're anaudience.Let's pretend this is aLandscape.But paint can neversmell like flowersAnd a critic can onlypretend to pretend.

Page 6IN OUR 6ALLER1ES:

Paintings by Vince O, An ExhibitionPlein-Air Paintings & Recent Watercolors

VINCENT ORBACZEWSKIVince, who paints under the pseudonym of Vince 0, began hisstudies in art in the oil painting medium. He has studied underMichigan artists: A. Mishkoff, Bette Prudden, Gloria Goeddeke,John Anderson, Edgar Yaeger, and with Paolo Coppini of Ven-ice, Italy. He has taken courses in color, design, drawing, andcomposition at WSU and Macomb Community College.His work has been exhibited extensively in theDetroit Metro area. He has won numerous awards for hisworks, and can be seen in many private and public collections.He has been a member of the Scarab Club since 1978, and alsois a member of Warren Society of Art, and the St. Clair ShoresLakeside Palette Club.He has taught art beginning and adult art classes at various lo-cations.And did you know that Vince has many other talents? He hasplayed the accordion since childhood (and has played in a bandfor various Club functions.) He is a cake baker by trade and hasbeen the president of his Union for the past 26 years. And, heis an avid golfer shooting in the high 70's and low 80's. Nowthat's what I call "multi-talented."

MIKE'S MEXICAN TOURSI. Mexico: Up Close & Personal. Guadalajara &

surrounding areas. 11/3/01 to 11/10/01II. New Years: Grand Tour of Mexico's Mayan Route

12/23/02 to 3/3/02///. Madrid & Andalusia: Travel the Route of Mexico's

Colonial Riches to the Ports of Spain.2/23/02 to 3/3/02

Contact Mike at 313-885-4521 for information

DISCOUNTS FOR SCARAB MEMBERS:The Maniscalco Gallery—20% off prices to Scarab Clubmembers for the following services: Framing, Matting(acid free), Dry mounting, Shrink-wrapping.17329 Mack Ave., Detroit, call 313-886-2993.Detroit Imaging, 7450 Woodward, Detroit. Scarabmembers receive 10% on photographic work, slide work,etc.. 313-872-5115

American Frame Company—Offers the Scarab Club a5% of sales donation to the Club for supplies purchased.Call 1-800-537-0944. Mention that you are a member of

the Scarab Club of Detroit.

DID YOU KNOW?Members are entitled to receive a free link to their existing web-site for $35 per year you may create an artist page which mayinclude 5-7 images, a short bio, and an email link. Art work sub-missions should be in the form of "J-pegs" or prints.

The next issue of the SCARAB BUZZ will beNovember 2001

Please send in your information by theDEADLINE:

October 15,2001PAT EBERLINE, Editor

3853 S. Longmeadow, Trenton, Ml 48183e-mail: paeber@tir.comwww.thescarabclub.org

Paintings by Vince O,

An ExhibitionPlein-Air Paintings &Recent WatercolorsOctober 3-28,2001

in the Lounge GalleryArtist Reception 1st Friday,

October 5th from 6-9pm

Marietta Grifor Lecture &Book Signing

on Sunday, October 28th from4-7pm Based on her trilogyabout her experience with her

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LAND OF DIVERSITYon Friday, 10/26 from 7-11pm $15 per person

Refreshments served. RSVP

Writers Voice presentsLabor Arts Festival 10/19 from7-11 pm Nationally known Poets,

Writers, MusiciansW.V. Nationally Known Poet's Nightwith Elaini & Sikelianos, 10/24 from

7:30-9:30pmCanadian Women's Poets, featuring P.K. Page sponsored by Writer's Voice &

University of Windsor

Writers Voice. Creative Writing Work-shops: 6 Weeks

Poefry, Dawn Me Duffrie, instructor onMonday s starting 10/8

Fiction, Melodie Monahan, instructor onTuesday's starting 10/9

Fees: $80, or $60 Writer's Voice members.

a&uMicatuHt of Me Jfotaxic Scaxa& C£ud, 217 Farnsworth, Detroit, Ml 48202Website: www.thescarabclub.org 313-831-1250; Fax 313-831-6815

A fellowship of the Arts in Detroit's Cultural CenterVol. 7, No. 72 OCTOBER 2001

Detroit Blues Society

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Ufatertvfor ExhibitionOctober 10th to October 28th

Reception & Awards,Saturday 10/13 from 6-10pm

Joe & Lisa Neumann509 N. RosevereDearborn, MI 48128