A Publication of Tte Scarab dab A fellowship of the Arts in Detroit's Cultural Center

217 Farnsworth, Detroit, MI 48202, (313)-831-1250 Vol 4, No. 37 JUNE 1998

EVENTS. EXHIBITS. SHOWS(Note: Scarab Club events are in bold type)MAY5/27- Birthday Luncheon, 12pm, $8, "Cash Bar" RSVP5/28-" Jazz in the Garden" with Bill Held.

6-9pm, cash bar, BarBQ, $5VERY IMPORTANT

Scarab Club Planning MeetingsTo outline our goals for the next ten years

Sat. May 30,10am-4pm & Sun. May 31, 12:3O-4pmRSVP for one or both sessions, call Greg, 313-831-1250

Barbecue after meetings, both daysDonations accepted, Cash bar

5/30—Fundraiser for Dave Dezsi given by Al Gutierrez.Dave is running for the Southgate School Board. He has beena resident for 22 years raising 4 children in the public schoolsystem. He feels he can make a difference. Proceeds will helpsupport his campaign. $15 donation will start the ball rolling.Refreshments available. 6-8pmJUNENotice: A selection of the winning photos will be published inthe Wednesday, June 10, 1998 issue of the Metro Times.6/2 to 6/14:

'98 METRO TIMESPhoto Contest & Exhibition

Awards presentation & party,June 12,7pm

Important events coming up. see below, make your RSVP's6/6—Madame Cadillac Dancers present Dejeuner Sur L'Herbe - with French music & dance from the Court ofVersailles. Held in the Garden at 2pm. Bring a picnic lunch,cash bar, $10 admission per person. RSVP6/7—*Emerald Sinfonietta will celebrate Motown's 40thfeaturing Jazz Detroit. This is a must see. Bring your friendsand relatives who enjoy the Motown Sound $20 ($15 sen-iors/students) includes cocktails & hors d'oeuvres. RSVP6/8-Bossa Nova Nignt-7pm, $15, cash bar, RSVP.

Music of Antonio Cartos Joeim6/11—Arts Committee Meeting—6:30pm. All welcome!6/11—Jazz in the Garden, 6-9pm, cash bar, $5, BarBQ6/15-All Member Show Intake, 12-7pm6/15-Soiree' Musicale' IV with Flutes & Strings,7:30pm Bring a dish to pass, $5. RSVP

6/16—Board Meeting, 6.30pm6/17 to 7/15- All Member, All Medium Show612^—Hawaiian Luau Garden Party with Island

music, Hawaiian costumes, food, decorations, and lotsofleis. Open to Scarab members & their guests$25, person, 6pm, cash bar, RSVP * Help seep.3

6/24-Birthday Luncheon, 12pm, $8, Cash Bar. RSVP6/25—Jazz in the Garden, 6-9pm, cash bar, BarBQ 55JULY7/15 to 8/9-Cledie Taylor's "Arts Extended Gallery-

40th Anniversary" presents, Time & Time Again.Opening reception to be announced

7/27 to 7/31-Girl Scouts Camp Program, 8am-6pmVolunteer members to teach arts & crafts programs tohelp scouts earn awards. Call Greg, 3 J3-831-1250

COMING EVENTS:8/9 through 9/9-Scarab Club is closed8/17-Slides due OFF TH6 VlN_L show8/16 or 8/23~DuMouchelle Picnic, Sunday9/8 to 9/25~"OFF TH6 \MW-L" Sculpture/ 3D Show,

8/29, 8/30- Intake9/28 tolO/4-Adcraft PM Art Fair10/4—Watercolor Show, Intake12/12—Boars Head Christmas DinnerEVENTS ETC. of Interest to Scarab Members4/29-5/27—Livonia Library, Donna Vogelheim Watercolors5/1-5/30-Swann Gallery. Detroit The Model Show: Por-

traits, Figurative Life draw.-allMedia. 313-965-48265/4-5/29-" 1998 Spring Art Exhibit: Visual Arts Association

of Livonia" Vaal Livonia City Hall, 33000 Civic Ctr.Dr.5/6-5/30-"Oil & Wood: They Do Mix" featuring PeterFlores & Robert Nicolli at B C Beans Gallery. Wyandotte

5/9-6/30—Robert Maniscalco's Studio Gallery presentsA Celebration of Life with Carol Wald & featuring newworks by Grady Avant, Jac Purdon, Christian Aldo Sfalcin& Robert Maniscalco. 17329 Mack, Detroit. 313-886-2993

5/22 to 6/10--Steve Veresh, "Bronzes & Watercolors" atMacomb Center for the Performing Arts, Hall & GarfieldRds.. Opening Reception 5/22 from 4-7pm.

5/31-HOUR Detroit celebrates Portrait of Hope, photo-graphers reception and Lighthouse benefit. 6pm, SomersetCollection, South Rotunda. $50 advance, $55 at door. Call248-691-1800. 25 portraits, enjoy hors d'oeuvres & drinksfrom Opus One & listen to jazz by Ian Wolf Trio.

Page 26/6-6/26-Inside the BBAC: An Exhibition of Student Work

1516 S. Cranbrook Rd., Birmingham. 248-644-0866.Opening reception & awards on 6/5 at 5-7pm

8/21, 8/22, 8/23~30th Anniversary Fiesta Americana, Hart PlazaFrom Patti Izzo:

In MemoriamPatricia Izzo working with Henry Ford Hospital PhilanthropyDepartment, will be donating all of her remaining Spring and Fallhats to the Cancer Survivor Celebration sponsored by the HenryFord Hospital Oncology & Radiation Department in Detroit.These hats will be a tribute to the late Judy Sharbach and begiven directly to women undergoing cancer therapy in memory ofJudy. The event will take place on June 16th at Henry FordHospital in Detroit. If interested, contact the PhilanthropyDepartment at 313-874-6660.*Patti wrote this note:Dear Pat,Please print this in the June Buzz. It is so important to me, it willbring about closure to the many questions that came my wayregarding why 1 am no longer doing hats. And most of all tohonor our friend, Judy. Thank you so much, PattiCALL FOR ENTRIES

The Polk Competition: Art & Technology PermanentCollection Purchase Award

Contact: Greg Scott, Polk, 26955 Northwestern Hwy.,Southfield, MI 48034-8455

Artists submit 2 slides per category, slides due 7/31/98. Selectionof 50 finalists will be made by 8/14/98 by 5 jurors(Bill Bostick is one of them) & Polk Reps. The Exhibition willbe at the BBAC (nee: BBAA) 9/11 to 9/26 with an openingreception on 9/11 from 7-9pm. Bill also has entries.COMMITTEES;GARDEN:

A GARDEN DELIGHTBy Rosemary Bay

It didn't take long for the Scarab Club and Garden Committeeto agree that the classical statue, "Lady Carrying a Water Jug,"would be a perfect addition to the courtyard garden.

Thank you, John Dixon, for your generous donation whichwill help further the on-going beautification of the garden. TheClub is also appreciative of the wrought iron trellis and plantholder that you donated.John Dixon, is the proprietor of Suiters Art Glass on 11 mi.Rd. in Royal Oak. Please support him, buy his glass.NOMINATIONS:

BOARD OF DIRECTORS ELECTION RESULTS;President: Clara DixonBoard: (7 Elected)Charles Barker Chris MikesellJohanna Bielecki Pat ReedPat Eberline Dr. George ViscomiKen Karustis

Congratulations to all, welcome a'board!

A Letter from John B. Tabb:On George Booth. Ex-officio -to-be.

I owe George a compliment. When, for variousreasons I had to resign as President, George volun-teered to serve out the remainder of my term. Heshould be complimented on the fine and sometimesthankless job that he has done. I am thankful that Ihad such a worthy, dedicated successor. I hope themembership appreciates his efforts as much as I do.On the Great Slate (of candidates):

I remember how easy it used to be to vote for aBoard of Directors when there were only a fewvolunteers willing to stand for election. The choiceswere predetermined and quite easy.

Now its tough. With many good candidates howdoes one_make a choice? I would almost like to votefor the entire list.

I feel that anyone elected from the '98 slate will bemore than able and willing to continue and build thegreat traditions of the Club into the 21st century.

A letter from Johanna Bielecki:At the Scarab Club Board of Directors election on

May 16th only 71 out of 250 members bothered totake the time to vote. Of those 71, two are the dearlymissed Kirshman's of which Carroll is recoveringfrom a severe stroke. Another one is a long time lifemember, Bernice Carmichael in Florida—a staunchScarab Club supporter, who is blind. She had her(power of) attorney sign for her. There were a numberof new members at the party, not yet on the roster, andthey voted.

The Board runs the Club. All that happens isdetermined and approved/considered at the lengthychallenging meetings. It takes some time andcommitment to volunteer to work on Club activitiesand committees—we can certainly use volunteers. Ittakes very little time to study the slate of candidates,make your choices, and put a 32 cent stamp on theenvelope provided. Someone thought enough aboutthe Club to have their attorney sign for her.

Where was your vote?* * *

Also, we need a volunteer to go through the many newmember applications and determine who checked theactivities in which their interest lies. Or new mem-bers can call the Club to find out how they canbecome involved.

Page 3AUCTIONThe Auction was a big SUCCESS in more ways than one.Our net income was about $8600. Isn't that fantastic? Themembers that I assigned tasks to do came through on the dayof the Auction. The Committee members who met reg-ularilly since last September made this Auction the successthat it was. Special thanks go to: Jeanne Poulet who cameto my house one day and together we wrote up the forms thateach member received; Pat Reed who designed the ad form,obtained the printer, put the excellent catalog together, andwith the help of Greg Stephens who collected the ads, bios,donor forms, and money; and to George Booth who con-tributed not only his expertise but photographed the art itemsfor the catalog; Donna Cyrbok who worked on the invit-ations; Bill Murcko who beautifully designed & printedthem. Ralph Hartshorn who attended the meetings, offeredvaluable suggestions, worked on mailings & Auction day; tomy Co-chair Clara Dixon who took complete charge of theSilent Auction enlisting Rachael Harla & Nancy Pitel; & toIrene Will who cooked up a storm, raiding the 'fridge forfood to serve. Many more thanks to all. —Pat EberlineSOCIAL

Emerald Sinfoniettapresents"Summer in the City-A concert celebrating

Motown's 40th Anniversaryto benefit the Scarab Club's Arts Outreach Programs

featuring "Jazz Detroit"Cocktail Reception & Silent Auction

Sunday June 7, 1998 at 3:OOpmTickets are $20 ($15 students/seniors) Order byphone: 313-438-O78O or call the Scarab Club at313-831-1250

53rd ANNUAL ADVERTISING ART & DESIGNEXHIBITION OF 1998 WINNERS

Best of Show-Rich Nelson, Kim & LukeBrochure/Direct Mail

1st Award —Jean Cucco, The Jeep Book2nd Award—Emily Kraft Sun/ Premier3rd Award-Emily Kraft Sun/ Soliant

Computer Generated1st Award—Neil Parkas. Protective...2nd Award—Jerry Monley, Cuban Cigar3rd Award-Neil Farkas When All Sides...

Editorial1st Award—Rob Bunnan, Creature Feature2nd Award—Chuck Gillies. In My Heart3rd Award—Larry Dodge, Smoke Gets in Your Eyes

Logo Art1st Award—Janis Ward Ney, Northwestern Printing2nd Award—Janis Ward Ney, Northwestern Printing3rd Award—Patricia Reed, Hair Tamer

Print Ad1st Award—Gary Cooley, Elephant2nd Award—Ann Bauer, Supertech3rd Award—Matt Lebarre, Promotional Poster

*Help: The Garden Party chairperson is Clara Dixonwith Pat Eberline, Irene Will, & Nancy Pitel to assist.Anyone who wishes to contribute their ideas, and time ismost welcome. Palm trees, grass skirts, and coconut bras,are needed. We need you! Call Clara at 313-885-4521.NEW MEMBERS;Richard J. Balenger-4137 Trumbull Ave., Detroit, MI48208. 313-833-5896. Sales Manager, TaubmanCompany. Interested in Auction & Garden committees.James Carter-25 E. Palmer, Apt. #87, Detroit, MI48202. 313-872-1108. Chef. Charcoal, watercolor, land-scape, figure. Arts & Exhibition, Archives committees.Judi Ketchum-48131 Bayshore, Belleville, MI 48111.248-666-3630. Flight attendant. Pastels. Interested inthe Social and Public Relations committees.Leticia Rangel-1051 Vinewood, Detroit, MI 48210.313-846-2240JeffRenaud-Rte67,Lakepoint,MI 48234. 219-8921.Artist.Diane TayIor-3568 Farnsworth, Detroit, MI 48211.313-571-4319. Secretary. Painting & sculpture, writing.Arts & Exhibition, and Social committees of interest.Ruth Whipple-744 Lincoln, Grosse Pte., MI 48230.313-885-2026. Retired Principal of Detroit PublicSchools. Watercolor artist. Interested in Auction C..

Welcome to the Scarab Club!!

SOMETHING OF INTEREST

ALLER ANFANG 1ST SWER

"Every beginning is hard"Even as we resist new tasks,we order and shape them,

and so, almost miraculously,find ourselves underway.

By Lou Cantoni

CONGRATULATIONS TO:Roland McKay who had 2 photographs accepted at theLawrence St. Gallery's Exposures: Photography '98 Ex-hibit, juried by Robert Kangas.Joe Maniscalco whose portrait of Congressman JohnDingell will be hung in the halls of the recently dedicatedDetroit's John Dingell Memorial Medical Center. Thatwas a great honor, Mr. M.

Where oh where is the 1998-1999 Directory/Roster??We have the NEWSLATE-the new Board of Directors

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ARTS & EXHIBITION COMMITTEE:The Scarab Club has been invited to exhibit at theMacomb Arts Center in Mt. Clemens in 1999, thanksto the efforts of a special member group composed ofJack Olds, Norb Ostrowski, & John Tabb. Theshow dates are September 10th through October 1st.

The Center can accommodate from 50 to 70 piecesdepending on size.of 2D and 3D works. All 2D mustbe framed and wired, no glass is to be used, and eachmust use protective wrapping for shipment. A fee of$5 will be charged per piece for costs. Participatingartists may use juried pieces or create a new piece forthe show, but it must be of highest quality to representthe Scarab Club. A core committee of 8 members willbe the screening jurors.

The show will be called The Scarab ClubPortfolio-1999. Artists should be aware that thiscould be a traveling show and be willing to make theirart available for an extended period of time. So startpreparing. More later

From George Booth:The Scarab Club has established a reciprocal agree-ment with The Fine Arts Club of Washington DC.They have extended to us the privilege of a place toreside for an overnight stay and whatever food servicethey provide or is available for a fee, and with present-ation of your Club membership card. They are openTuesday through Friday 10am to 5pm. The address is:

The Fine Arts Club of Washington DC201711 Street NW

Washington DCPhone: 202-331-7282

PIECES OF THE PAST:Detroit Free Press April 9,1967

MRS. CURTIS CARMICHAEL: A MOTHER AND FINEARTIST

Mrs. Carmichael gives a lot of credit for the peacefulcoexistence of her career and her family to her mother whomshe lost quite recently-"She had nine children of her own andlived with me for 13 years," Bern ice said.

We climbed three flights of stairs to the Carmkhael work-ing studio at the Scarab Club to get our first glimpse of theartist. She wasn't working-although there was plenty ofevidence around that she had not been twiddling her fingersthese last 25 years. "Sculpture is an extremely expensive mediafor a mother with a growing family, however," the artistcommented. Lately, she has done some still-lifes in variousways: "To show that a vase of flowers doesn't have to be vapidand stilted but can be strong."

Next year she will go to Provincetown to study with VictorCandelt and Leo Mans.

Submitted by Henry KevesPS: Is this the same Bernice Carmichael mentioned on page 2in Johanna Bielecki's article?

From Gene Ignasiak:This is the transcript of an actual radio conversation of a USnaval ship with Canadian authorities off the coast ofNewfoundland in October, 1995.

Radio conversation released by the Chef of Naval Operations10-10-95.Americans: Please divert your course 15 degrees to the Northto avoid a collision.Canadians: Recommend you divert YOUR course 15 degreesto the South to avoid a collision.Americans: This is the Captain of a US Navy ship. I sayagain, divert YOUR course.Canadians: No, I say you divert YOUR course.Americans: THIS IS THE AIRCRAFT CARRIER USSENTERPRISE. WE ARE A LARGE WARSHIP OF THE USNAVY. DIVERT YOUR COURSE NOW!Canadians: This is a lighthouse. Your call.

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THE SCARAB CLUB217 FARNSWORTH - DETROIT - Ml 48202PH: (313) 831-1250 FAX: (313) 831-6815

THE SCARAB CLUB BUILDING FUNDBuilt in 1928, the clubhouse of the Scarab Club of Detroit is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. It is

considered the best existing example of the Arts and Crafts style of architecture.Time has taken its toll on our majestic building, particularly the roof. While repairs have been made, we will need a

completely new roof in the near future.The persons and organizations listed below have contributed generously to this project. To these culturally minded

citizens and representatives of these civic minded corporations, we owe a debt of gratitude. A golden lapel pin will bepresented for all donations of $100.00 or more.

The list will be updated and published in "The Buzz," until we reach our goal, when a certificate will be presentedto the board. May we add your name?

Participating Citizens and InstitutionsBarbara Abel ($100.)Alliance Francaise de Detroit ($150.)Christopher J. Amato ($100.)Frank Arvan ($100.)Charles F. Barker ($100.)Richard Balon ($100.)Frank & Irene Bartl ($10.)Florence Maiullo Barnes ($100.)Rosemary & George Bay ($100.)Corinne E. Beeby ($100.)Richard O. and Eva M. BeemanIn Memory of Ira Latimer ($1,000.)Eileen J. Bibby(S100.)Johanna Bielecki ($100.)Floyd Binns($100.)Birmingham Society of Women Painters ($100.)Beverly M. Booth ($100.)George Booth, Jr. ($100.)William A. Bostick ($100.)Matthew F. Callahan ($250.)Dr. Louis J. Cantoni ($100.)Bernice & Curtis Carmichael ($500.)Donna Cyrbok ($25.)Jean Dalton ($100.)Deborah Sue Demitrish ($1,500.)Tom & Denny Dinan-Panico ($200.)Clara Dixon ($100.)Frank H. Dulin ($100.)Pat Eberline ($10.)Pauline & Paul Ender ($50.)Inger M. English "In Loving Memory" ($1,001.)Raymond C. English ($100.)Neil J. Farkas ($200.)Peter B. & Suzanne S. Frantz ($100.)Fran & Vince Frappier ($200.)Marshall M. Fredericks ($100.)Anthony & Eleanor Gagliardi ($200.)Richard & Virginia Garrett ($100.)Rita E. Gazdag ($20.)Frank Gille ($100.)Kenneth R. Gross ($100.)Grosse Pointe Artists ($500.)Albert Gutierrez, Jr. ($100.)Rachael Harla ($100.)Don & Judy Harthorn ($100.)Ralph & Shuk Hartshorn ($100.)Doris Hickman ($100.)In Memory of Ronald T. Hubbard ($250.)Eugene & Dorothy Ignasiak ($100.)Adeline Ingham ($100.)In Memory Of Al Iwankowski ($40.)

Jerry & Delphine Iwankowski ($100.)Patricia Izzo ($50.)Alice Johnston ($100.)George King ($50.)Graham & Beatrice Laible ($150.)Rex E. Lamoreaux ($100.)John A. Lansing ($100.)Howards. Levitt($100.)Ken Lockwood Memorial ($1,126.)In Memory of Helen Lodewyck ($50.)Milton Manion ($50.)Joseph & Barbara Maniscalco ($350.)Alex & Sylvia Marines ($100.)Christine Mikesell ($50.)Elizabeth Moorehouse ($100.)William Murcko ($100.)Christine Neal ($50.)Charlotte Nelson ($100.)Jack & Joan Olds ($150.)Carl J. Olsen ($50.)Vincent Orbaczewski ($20.)In Memory of Ruth O'Rorke ($35.)John & Phylis Osier ($200.)Norbert Ostrowski ($100.)Palette & Brush Club ($200.)Arthur A. Parquette ($1,000.)Nancy Payne ($120.)Evelyn Petrucco ($50.)Frances L. Plagens ($100.)Sebastian & Mariam Res turn ($100.)Richard Rochon ($75.)Jose T. Romero ($100.)Mr. & Mrs. Lyman Root ($100.)Joe & Sue Sam ($100.)Don Schneider ($100.)Sharon Sims ($50.)The Sketch Class ($500.)Lawrence F. Smith ($101.)Roland & Portia Spelich ($100.)Greg Stephens ($100.)Karen Szczesiul ($100.)John B. & Koch Tabb ($1,000.)Ed & Ellen Tallant ($100.)Stephen & Lillian Veresh ($100.)George J. Viscomi, M.D. ($100.)In Memory of Hank Weber ($100.)John V. Wickey ($100.)Irene Z. Will ($100.)Mary Ruth Wotherspoon ($100.)Thomas E. Zaremba ($100.)

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1998 MEMBER ALL MEDIA EXHIBIT• MAIN GALLERY EXHIBIT .JUNE 17th - JULY 12th •

• LOUNGE GALLERY EXHIBIT -JUNE 17th - AUGUST 9th •

SCARAB MEMBERS MAY ENTER UP TO THREE WORKS IN ANY MEDIUMFOR AN ENTRANCE FEE OF $15.00 FROM 12-5 PM MONDAY, JUNE 15,1998

THIS IS A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY TO EXHIBIT YOUR RECENT WORKS TO A DIVERSEAUDIENCE. DURING THIS EXHIBIT, THE CLUB WILL HOST A BIRTHDAY PARTY, A WEDDING,

UCCA FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS STEERING MEETING, DETROIT'S 297th BIRTHDAY CLEBRATION,VARIOUS MUSICAL EVENTS, AND OF COURSE OUR ANNUAL GARDEN PARTY.

PRIZES CHOSEN BY POPULAR VOTE AT THE GARDEN PARTY SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1998WORKS WILL BE JURIED TO MAINTAIN THE HIGH ARTISTIC STANDARDS OF THE SCARAB CLUB

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