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- Posted May 13, 2011
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Association's Annual Meeting set for June 2

Thursday, June 2, is the date of the 77th Annual Meeting for the Oakland County Bar Association.
The event, which will feature the swearing in ceremony for incoming president Peter Alter, will take place at the Marriott at Centerpoint, near Square Lake and Opdyke roads in Pontiac. A cocktail reception will take place at 5:30 p.m., followed by dinner at 6:30. Tickets are $65 per person and reservations should be made by Friday, May 20. Call the OCBA at (248) 334-3400 for more information.
OCBA President Jennifer Grieco will be among the honorees that evening, earning recognition for her leadership role with the organization over the past year. A host of other awards also will be presented June 2, including the coveted Distinguished Service Award and the Distinguished Public Servant Award.
Forty-year honorees in the spotlight that evening will be William Beluzo Jr., Paul Bernhard, Willis Bullard Jr., Marty Burnstein, Victor Coen, James Davey, Joseph Galvin, Marie Garian, Leonard Givens, Gordon Gold, Philip Goodman, Kalman Goren, Thomas Herrmann, James Johnston Jr., Supreme Court Justice Marilyn Kelly, Martin Krohner, Edward Kronk, Charles Lax, Bruce Lazar, Charles Lillie, Russell Martin, Alex Miller, Edgar Pugh Jr., William Sankbeil, Anthony Trogan Jr., Donald Tucker, Miroslav Vlcko, Michael Whiting, Sarah Wildgen, and Richard Worsham.
Published: Fri, May 13, 2011
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