Dougie MacAulay

	St. Andrew’s Society finds new home in Troy After almost 20 years without a formal home, the St. Andrew’s Society of Detroit will take up permanent residence in Troy. The Scottish culture and benevolence group purchased the former Mountain Jack’s restaurant on Rochester Road at Stephenson Hwy.The 8,700-square-foot facility, which will be named the Kilgour Scottish Center, will house a banquet hall, library, meeting room, offices and a classroom. It will also be a place for their pipe bands to practice, hold meetings, genealogy research, and Scottish dancing classes and recitals. The building was purchased as a gift left by the estate of Helen Kilgour in memory of her late husband, Thomas, a longtime member of the St. Andrew’s Society. 2360 Rochester Ct. 248.593.5064 www.detroitscots.com