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Z8 Mooday, November XI, 1177, Tkc Traverse City, Mich. 4MM And the winner is Jean Whitney of Kalkaiki. Whitney will receive a handmade quilt, fashioned by Garnet Hanson, which was toe prize in a raffle conducted by the Petroleum Wivei Club of Travene City. Traverse City Police Chief John McClosky drew the winner's name Nov. 15 while Betty Anderson, club vice president, (left) and Jan Pattarotil, president looking on.

Sue Johnson, ways and means chairman, (right) confirmed the winner's name. Proceeds from the raffle will go toward club activities. Upheaval hits Humane Society Compiled by LORI STEED Record-Eagle staff writer A major reorganization took place at the recent general meeting of the Cherryland Humane Society. The meeting was called to order with 25 members and interested citizens present; seven new board members were elected in an unprecedented change of election time elections are traditionally held in January, but members decided to elect a new board now to get the Society in motion. Larry Jones, Anne Melichar, Pat Matthews, Sandra Whiting, Rhoda Hitter, Jesse Karb, and Bill Orr are the new board members.

Several changes were also made in the group's by-laws, resulting in the deletion of some old committees and establishment of some new ones. The Society needs members interested in working on legislative, education, fundraising, newsletter, and public relations committees. Anyone with experience in these areas, or who wants to learn by doing, is welcome to join the group. For information and committee chairmen's names, contact Penny at the shelter. Dance scheduled All senior citizens who remember dancing as it was when live musicians played waltzes and foxtrots, and dance floors were ballroom not postage- stamp-sized, are invited to the first dance of the season at the Senior Center.

The a i a i i a John Veenstra, Harm. Heater, and Bud Lauderhahn, a huge dance floor overlooking the Bay, and free coffee will begin at 8 p.m. Nov. 25. Donations are only per person.

The event is informal dress as you wish and non-dancers who don't want to watch the others whirling are invited to play cards in another section of the building. Adoption week Nov. 19-27 is National Adoption Week, and members of the area Council on Adoptible Children would like all persons interested in adoption to know about their organization. The group's goals include promotion and education on adoption; help for adoptive parents and children; help for those who would like to adopt, and dissemination of information to anyone interested in adoption. COAC meets the first Tuesday of each month at 7:30 p.m.

in Asbury United Methodist Church; the public is welcome to all meetings. For more information about the group, which is planning a Christmas party for Dec. 9 at 6:30 p.m. at the church, contact Mrs. Gregory (Pam) Woolcott of Torch River Bridge; Mrs.

Gary (Sue) Gilmore of 614 Fifth Traverse City; or Mrs. Gordon (Marilyn) Peek of West Silver Lake Road. Dental Hygienists The new Northland Dental Hygienists Association has announced that its members will gather with members of the Resort District Dental Assistants GALLERY ELK (Shown approximately actual size diameter) The Little Fox 1977 LIMITED EDITION STERLING SILVER CHRISTMAS ORNAMENT ED GRAY GALLERY 10774 U.S. 31 SOUTH ELK RAPIDS. MICHIGAN 49629 Phone: 264-9977 10 'til 6, 7 diyi Association on Nov.

22 for the group's 7:30 p.m. meeting. To be held in room 38 of the Health Education Building at Northwestern Michigan College, the meeting will feature speaker Barbara Bruce from the Dairy Council of Michigan on "Diet and Counseling." '28 reunion Chairmen for committees of the 5pth reunion party for Traverse City High School class oM928 were chosen at a recent organizational meeting. General co-chairmen are Gertrude Sebrigbt Back, Corneila Baird Rice, and Winnifred Bensley Wilson. Irene Arfstrom Pelton is treasurer, Marcell Rhodes is secretary, and Walter Novak is in charge of publicity.

The reunion's tentative date is July 8, 1978, and a place and time will be considered at the next committee meeting. All Class of '28 members are requested to give their input at that meeting, set for 7 p.m. Nov. 28 at the Michigan Consolidated Gas Co. building on Front Street.

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