News From The Scarab Club Of Detroit J^/J-^-v ^ THE BUZZ (^ ^•K CALENDAR OF EVENTS June 1989 llth - All Member Show opens to the public; runs through the 30th. 14th - Spotlight on Scarabs Luncheon; bar 11:30, lunch 1:00 p.m. reservation by check. 24th - Scarab Club Tahitian Garden Party, reservations by check by June 19th. **(A11 Member Show awards to be presented)** 28th - Last Birthday Luncheon of the season, reservations necessary no later than Tuesday before at 4:00 p.m. (bar 11:30, food 12:45) . 28th - Children's Day in the Cultural Center, 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. (Scarab Club to have children activities scheduled ) . **Seotember 1989** In the Scarab Club main gallery we look forward to the exhibition "Works by Contemporary Hispanic Artists in Michigan", chaired by member Thomas Brunk. SCARAB NOTES RIGHT OFF THE BAT WE MUST TELL YOU that the Scarab Club "Auction 89'" was one of the most successful financially in recent years. The event netted over $8,000 for the Club. It could not have happened without the hard work of Auction Committee Chairman George Hemingway and his diligent army of helpers which included: Lawrence DuMouchelle (Auctioneer), Richard Vernick (Financial Chairman), George Booth (S.C. Pres irtfinh) , Dennis Kapp, Denise Dinan, Anna Masters, Jack White, Audrey DiMarco, Larry Smith, Mary Van Antwerp, David Mendoza, Lois Vernick, Caroline Foster, Thomas Panico, Eugene Ignasiak, Wallace Bandeff, Jack Kendall, Vince Orbaczewski, Ann Hildebrandt, Ray Peltier, Heather Hemingway, Melisa Addams, Mary Anna Def e-Pf ei f er , Barbara Anderson-Kar i and all others involved. A special thank you to long painter Joe Maniscalco, who time Scarab and prominent portrait donated his talents to paint an Oil Portrait Sketch for this year's highest bidder. Also, big thanks to all those wonderful, talented artists who donated their work, which made the auction possible. Your kind contributions were greatly appreciated. We look forward to an even bigger and better auction next year!
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News From The Scarab Club Of Detroit J /̂J-̂ -v ̂
THE BUZZ (^̂•K
CALENDAR OF EVENTSJune 1989
llth - All Member Show opens to the public; runs throughthe 30th.
14th - Spotlight on Scarabs Luncheon; bar 11:30, lunch 1:00 p.m.reservation by check.
24th - Scarab Club Tahitian Garden Party, reservations by checkby June 19th. **(A11 Member Show awards to be presented)**
28th - Last Birthday Luncheon of the season, reservationsnecessary no later than Tuesday before at 4:00 p.m.(bar 11:30, food 12:45) .
28th - Children's Day in the Cultural Center, 9:30 a.m. to3:30 p.m. (Scarab Club to have children activitiesscheduled ) .
**Seotember 1989**In the Scarab Club main gallery we look forward to the exhibition"Works by Contemporary Hispanic Artists in Michigan", chaired bymember Thomas Brunk.
SCARAB NOTES
RIGHT OFF THE BAT WE MUST TELL YOU that the Scarab Club"Auction 89'" was one of the most successful financially inrecent years. The event netted over $8,000 for the Club. Itcould not have happened without the hard work of AuctionCommittee Chairman George Hemingway and his diligent army ofhelpers which included: Lawrence DuMouchelle (Auctioneer),Richard Vernick (Financial Chairman), George Booth (S.C.Pres i rtfinh ) , Dennis Kapp, Denise Dinan, Anna Masters, Jack White,Audrey DiMarco, Larry Smith, Mary Van Antwerp, David Mendoza,Lois Vernick, Caroline Foster, Thomas Panico, Eugene Ignasiak,Wallace Bandeff, Jack Kendall, Vince Orbaczewski, AnnHildebrandt, Ray Peltier, Heather Hemingway, Melisa Addams, MaryAnna Def e-Pf ei f er , Barbara Anderson-Kar i and all others involved.
A special thank you to longpainter Joe Maniscalco, who
time Scarab and prominent portraitdonated his talents to paint an Oil
Portrait Sketch for this year's highest bidder. Also, big thanksto all those wonderful, talented artists who donated their work,which made the auction possible. Your kind contributions weregreatly appreciated. We look forward to an even bigger andbetter auction next year!
THE BALLOTS HAVE BEEN TABULATED AND THE RESULTS ARE IN!A new administration has been elected. Your 1989-90 Scarab ClubBoard of Directors and Officers are as follows:Elected: President - Charles Kelly (1 yr term)
Vice-President - George Booth (1 yr terra)Secretary - Caroline Foster (1 yr term)Treasurer - Raymond Peltier (1 yr term)
(2 yr terms) Gregory Aylesworth, Alice Curtis, Francine Kachman,Jose Romero, Joseph Maniscalco, (1 yr term) Jack WhiteTerms That Carry Over:Johanna Bielecki, Delphine Iwankowski, Thomas Brunk, GeorgeHemingway, Lawrenr:* .'Smith
Kudos to the 1988-89 Board of Directors for their innovativeideas and the upholding of Scarab Club tradition. May the1989-90 Board bring us into the 90's with the same vigor andvision of past Boards. Best of luck to all.
FORMER PRESIDENT PAT BRAMLEY recently celebrated a birthday (shedidn't say which one) at Pinkys on Jefferson in Detroit. ManyScarabs were in attendance and a good time was had by all.Congratulations Pat and may you have many, many more!
SPEAKING OF BIRTHDAYS, HOW ABOUT 100"YEARS! Long time Scarabmember (and human being) Karl Larsen was honored with a party atthe Scarab Club in May. When asked what his secret was for longlife Karl said to stay away from wine and women -- but not allthe time. Thanks for the advice and congratulations Karl.
ART. ART. ART. The lounge shows are more popular and only a fewmonths remain available for a one person show for the 1989-90season. If you are interested, please contact club manager JohnStapleton to reserve a date. NOTE: A handful of artists willcontinue to schedule models for the Saturdays sketch classesbetween 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. after June 30th. Regularly scheduledclasses (3 sessions per week) will resume next September.
TWO SPECIALIZED THANK YOU'S go to member Robert Rucinski for hisexpertise and continuing assistance with our computer system.Also, member Joe Juliano for his informative and entertainingwriting of The Buzz. Thanks guys. While we are thanking...a big,big thank you to all the volunteers that have helped out thisseason (too numerous to list). It has been a successful seasonall around because of our helpers. You Are The Best!!
A WARM WELCOME TO OUR NEWEST SCARABS since our lastpublication are:Ann Marie Cassar (Spouse)Mike Chupa (Active)Mary Van Antwerp (Junior)Elizabeth Moorehouse (Active)Anna Masters (Honorary)Wayne State Faculty Club (Institutional)Center For Creative Studies (Institutional)Alliance Frances of Detroit (Institutional)League of Catholic Women [Barat House] (Institutional)National Bank of Detroit, Cultural Center Branch (Institutional)The Book Club of Detroit (Institutional)Welcome Aboard!!
LUNCHEON SERVICE AT THE SCARAB CLUB will discontinue for thesummer as of Friday, June 9th. Lunch service began in Februaryof this year and with the addition of some Cultural Centerinstitutional members, there has been many compliments on thefood and attendance has steadily increased. The Club plans toreopen for lunch next season (September) so keep it in mind andplan on coming down often.
TWO SHOWS TO TALK ABOUT. The Works on Paper Exhibition was asuccess due mainly to the help of chairperson Joan Brace and hercommittee. Thanks Joan, your expertise always enhances a show.Also to Larry Smith who stepped in as chairman of this yearsAdvertising Art & Design Exhibition. Thank you Larry, your helpwas not without gratitude.
A GREAT DEAL OF APPRECIATION AND THANKS to Richard Vernick forhis performance of "A World Set To Music" musical photo show atthe Club last April. Those who attended were treated to abeautiful evening of photographs of the world projected on ascreen, accompanied by music. All proceeds were generouslydonated to The Scarab Club and a good time was had by all.Thanks again Dick.
EVERY TIME YOUR READ THE SIGN ON JOHN R. which announces theClub's gallery hours, grab your side and think of Alex Marines.Alex wants us to know that he will go to (almost) any lengths[and threshold of pain] to help out the Scarab Club. It seemsthat as Alex was lifting the sign he was producing for the Club,he suffered a hernia and was later operated upon. Don't worrythough, Alex is doing fine now. Next time you see him, ask himabout his hernia, he will be glad to tell you all about it.Thank you Alex for your dedication to the Scarab Club over theyears and take it easy for cry-nowt-loud!
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THANKS TO AUDREY DIMARCO who donated a couch to be used in theSketch Class area and to Hilmar Howard for his help withdelivery. The artists can rest a little easier now.
FOR SALE, FOR SALE. Anna Rukavina has art supplies andmaterials (brushes, easels, etc.) for sale. They belonged to herlate husband and former Scarab member Robert Rukavina. She alsohas a collection of prints by Theo Wujik for sale. She hates tosee them go to waste. If you are interested, plsas* rail her at(313) 398-5435 anytime.i
THE ART DIRECTORS CLUB OF DETROIT has extended a free membershipto any Scarab member that is interested. The offer is open for alimited time only so take advantage now. For further informationcontact John Parkhurst at (313) 271-3144.
IT HAS BEEN A VERY GOOD YEAR. Listen well, Scarabae it has been a,very good year. The shows were interesting and wellattended... Many awards winners with quality pieces... Many outsideawards & acknowledgments brought back to the Scarab Club by worksand awards of our members... Club social functions were a hit,highlighted by fun, good food and great companionship...Manyrepairs and needed improvements to this great old building... But,the enviable raindrops -- we lost a few good Scarabs to death, oras we used to call him The Grim(y) Reaper.
BUZZED OUT. This is the last publication of The Buzz until nextfall. Although there are no activities scheduled for the summermonths at the Club, it will be busy just the same. John andVernon will be working diligently to prepare for next season.In addition, restoration work will begin on the south facing(Farnsworth side) of the clubhouse thanks to the most recentefforts of Charles Kelly and past fund-raising committees. Have ahappy and healthy summer and keep producing.
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