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2A-SEA COAST ECHO, MARCH 3, 1977
Spring pilgramage set March 21
The houses to be shown in this year’s	pilgrimage
sponsored by the Mississippi Gulf Coast Council of Garden Clubs were	announced
Monday by Mrs. George Louis Seuzeneau Jr., pilgrimage chairman for the Bay-Waveland area.
The pilgrimage in the Bay-Waveland area is scheduled Wednesday March 23, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Guests are urged to visit homes in the sequence outlined below.
--Bay-Waveland Garden Club Center, 114 Leonhard Ave., Bay St. Louis, 10 a.m. Information and maps regarding the remainder of the tour will be distributed and coffee and doughnuts will be served.
-The home of Mr. and Mrs. I^o Seal, Jr..JQ8 North Beach. Bay St. Louis, 11:15 a.m. An old-fashioned (JuIT Coast cottage built at the turn of the century, this home is designed to take advantage of the Gulf breezes. It has 14-foot ceilings and large windows across the front. Guests will be served an apertif.
-Bay-Waveland Yacht Club,
North Beach Blvd., Bay St. Louis, 12 p.m. to 2 p.m.
A luncheon will be prepared and served by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Yacht Club. Prepaid reservations must be made in advance.
Mail checks for $4.50 for reservations to Bay-Waveland Yacht Club, P.O. Box 367, Bay St. Louis, Miss., 39520. -“Misty Oaks” - The home
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred McDonald, 119 Washington Ave., Bay St. Louis, 2 p.m. Designed by architect Edward Sporl and built about 1910, this home contains interesting cypress millwork, including a plate rail and ceiling beams in the dining room. The house is registered with the Live Oak Society. Guests will be entertained by the Bay High
Top membership is aim of new Air Force group
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The Mississippi Gulf Coast chapter of the Air Force Association (AFA) elected officers and discussed plans for the 1977 membership drive at a luncheon, recently in the Keesler Officers’ Club.
The new officers are: President James C. Goodwin Jr., President of Metropolitan National Bank in Biloxi; Vice presidents - Johnny Gray, retired Air Force; Robert Carter, general manager of Coninial Bakery in Gulfport; Pete Hamilton, vice president of Hancock Bank in Gulfport; John Heim, retired Air Force and lead engineer for Ingalls Shipbuilding in Pascagoula; Secretary-Treasurer - Mrs. Janie Hood, managing office of First Mississippi National Bank of Biloxi.
As president, Goodwin plans to inform the community about the Air Force and Keesler.
“The community needs to be aware of the impact of
organization requiring a cross section of membership, he added. “Membership should include Air Force officers and enlisted people, both active duty and retired, civil service workers, community leaders, and civilians,” he said.
Local counties-to receive aid
Pearl River and Hancock Counties are included in the 72 counties in Mississippi approved by President Carter on February 22 for the federal livestock feed assistance available to farmers due to disaster conditions. The program is effective February 22 through April 1.
Eligible livestock producers may receive financial assistance in purchasing 10 pounds of grain or equivalent
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Ensemble under the direction of Mrs. T. A. Tedford Jr.
-“Tranquility” - The home of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Camille Hartel, 204 South Beach Boulevard, Waveland, 2:45 p.m. Architect Imre Hegedus of New Orleans designed this spacious red brick, white columned home. It was rebuilt after the hurricane to replace the Hartel family residence.
-The home and garden of Mr. and Mrs. Carlos I,ozano Jr.,-734 South Beach Blvd., Waveland, 3:30 p.m.
This home, with three large oaks in the front garden was recently built on the same property of the old home, destroyed by Camille. An iron claw-footed tub, all that remains from the original home, is in the first floor bathroom.
-“Spreading Pines” - The home and garden of Mr. Robert W. Haney and Mr. Terry A. Rush, 300 Market St., Waveland, 4:15 p.mT- The jufmSBsr^tTance and main living area are in the rear of this rustic cedar cottage which is set under stately pines. Its interior is a potpourri of the old and new, with many antiques and artifacts collected over the years. Refreshments will be served on the patio.
The tours are complimentary.
Mrs. Seuzeneau urged owners of homes being shown during the pilgrimage to fly an American flag.
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