'HIGHLAND PARK
ACTIVITY CALENDAR
HP
MCOR GOR PU LlC LI RARY .
C P1lO - 5 to sa p.m. F\Rt ....
for McGregor Ubrary poneored by
Highland Park HI.torlo Ol.trlot
A •• oolatlon. Entertainment.
refre.hment •• tour of Ubrary and
�.
LUNCHEON -Chamber Legl.latlve
Lunoheon. 12 Noon at Detroit
o.apethio�. 12523Th1rd. RSVP
118-&420.
AN EVE I Q AT THE RAC - 3 r d
ArnJeI Chamber Fundral ·An E n/ng
at the R.,..·. 8 p.m. He P tW
Raceway. $25.00 888-&420.
R TAIL AS OCIA TION MEETING -
8 a.m. S • Third Floor Ca.feI.108
Room.
Jun 7
HEALTH FAIR -11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
SeIn HIghland P...tt. SpotleOled by DOH
as.ra.
LARENCE JOHN ON OLYMPIC
EIGHT ROOM D DICA TION -
North.lde Family YMCA. 13220
'Woo4Werd. 4 to e p.m. '25.00. C I
:888-1848.
Jun 18, 19 & 20
:FOOTBALLCUNIC-10 a.m. ReggIe
·MoKMzIe Field. Pitkin Street. Sponaored
,by � MoK.ule F�on.
:AotIvity Uatlng prepered by Patty Zobel,
. executive Manager of the Hlght.nd P..-k
·ctwnber of Commerce ,Offtoe. If 'fOI.X
'organization t.. atfi actMty of general
'oommWllty lnter.at planned for May or
�. pIeMe oeII the Chamber otfIoe at
888-�20 for II.tlrlg In 1hIa calendar.
Grill·
continued from P.ge 8
jazz. Bring your friend . Have
• meeting. Banquet. Savor the
feeling of a little league's win in
ihe banquet room that seats 75 to
�O. Come on down. Experience
the grill's specialty: (Mama' )
Laura's home made' cornbread ,
dres ing. Enjoy her cooking.
Find out why she created a mild
sensation while cooking at
Bushs Garden of Eating. Come
folks. Because if it lin't good,
grits ain't groceries.
Laura Jones has lived in
Highland Park since 1960 and
Wilburt is a graduate of High­
land Par High School.
Monday through Saturday
Mother's Grill has at least three
different meats on it dinner
menu.
Wilburt said, "For a new busi­
ness we can't complain. Of
course we would like to have
more customers but we can't
complain."
Wilburt feels that the grill'
dishes are low, to medium
priced. "The highe t thing on
our menu is a $6.50 dinner," he
said, adding,." the restaurant's
specialty is short ribs and
Mother's corn bread dres ing."
Wilburt al 0 encourage
people to u e the banquet roo-m.
He said, "there is no charge.
Just order from the menu."
The grill requests at least one
, week's reservation for use of the
banquet room.
Grit and grocerie • you ay?
Tea is ready-hot or iced. A
chicken 'alad plate, Tuni salad
or Julienne. Wheat, white and
rye bread. Onion and Kaiser
roll. And if it ain't good, God
didn't make little green apples.
For re ervatlon and Informa­
tion call (313) 867-4660.
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THE POPULATIO of
Highl nd Par h dwindled­
from high of 56,000 in 1950 to
20,000 tod y. The city i un-
ble to completely fund the
library and the state budget
cuts have made its future
precariou . The fund that will
result from this benefit recep-
tion will be used to repair and
restore the building so that the
limited state and city funds can
be concentrated on books and
services.
Admission to the reception
Freew y. Inform tion bout
the reception i v ilable by
c lling 883-4569 or 867-8673.
is through donation of $10 (or
5 for seniors and tudent
with ID). McGregor Libr ry i
located at 12244 Woodw rd
Ave. approxim t e ly eight
blocks south of the D vison
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