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NEW KID ON THE·BLOCK
Kemey's Restaurant, located at 13928 Woodward recently celebrated their grand opening March 1.
Owners Eld. Cleveland and Ella Mae Kerney hope to attract customers with their "Down Home
Cooking". The restaurant is open Sunday through Thursday 7 a. m. - 10 p. m., Friday and Saturday 7
a.m.- 3 a:m. Pictured is Mrs. Ella Kerney.
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March 2S - H.S. classes morning only; H.S. par­
ent conference in p.m.
March 26 - H.S. cl es morning only
. April 2 - 3rd K-8 marking period only; staff
inservice p.m.
April 6-7 - K-8 parent conferenc ; no K-8 after­
noon classes
pril 8 - No K-8 afternoon classe
April 8-16 - Schools Closed for Spring Break
pril13 - Bd. of Ed. meeting, 7:30 p.m.
April 1 - Schools reopen
April 29 - H.S. class morning.only: as.
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April 0 - 5th H.S. marking period ends
May 11 - Bd. of Ed. meeting, 7:30 pm
ay 24-26 - H.S. senior exams
ay 31- Schools closed: Memorial Day
June 1 - Schools reopen .
June 7:--0- H.S. Graduation, 7:00 pm
June 8 - B . of Ed. meeting, 7:30 p.m.
June 14-16 - H.S. semester exams, gr. 9-11 morn-
ing only .
June 16-17 -. K-8 classes morning only; no K-8
afternoon classes
u 18 - K-8: 00 school
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IF YOU'RE FEELING
DISCOU'RAGED BECAUSE
TOO MANY THINGS HAVE
COME BETWE.EN YOU AND
A NE·W 0
HOME,
BETTE
_CALL 1-800-292-1300 FOR
SOME ENCOU
AGING NEWS
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Leatr ce Scott (l ter), who led
conference wi'th 23-point ver-
HIGHLA DPA ' -HPCC men'
b ketball tearn, the Pant he , re­
cently won the stat championship,
firushed 17-9 overall, and had the
leading orer and rebourder in the
Eastern Conference of the Michigan
Community College Athletic 0-
ciation (MCCAA).
The Panthers, coached by former
Wayne State sistant Byron Willi ,
placed third in the tern c , and
then won the tate play-off with
win over Macomb COmmunity Col­
lege. That gave Willi a tate title in
only hi cond year at HPCC, High­
land Park w eliminated in the junior
college Division I regional by Cin­
cinnati Tech.
HPCC' Andre Gregory, a 6-foot-
3 freshman who att nded Detroit
Central, led the Eastern Conference
in scoring (24.2 points), rebounding
(13.3), and i ts (12.2) average .
He led tbe entire MCCAA in as-
i ts. Gregory w a second-team
All-Eastern lection. Teammate
Kenny Patterso] a 6-foot-5 freshman
from Detroit Northern, was the c­
ond leadi ng orer (22.7) and reboun­
der (12:2) in the conference.
MARCH 1st • MARCH 31st, 1993
YOU MAY BE ELIGIBLE
TO PAY TRAFFIC TICKET
AT A REDUCED RATE!!!
RESTRICTIONS APPLY.
CALL (313) 965·2200
FOR ADDITIONAL INFOR AltON '
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to committ
Cornerston Alliance, Council of Commerce and Community De-
velopment ppoi memb to the Ex' ting B in
Service Divi ion, to divi ional vice p ident Jam Mur-
phy.
The new me enting the retail tor include: Jam
Boothby, Boot Enterpri /Gem Dandy; Owen Cole, Betty' Dry
Cleaning; Ric ff, Meijer, Inc.; Kathryn Zerler, St. Jo eph Today.
Other me of th Exi ting Busin Service Divi ion in lude:
Lou' BUXli Hugh PI ti , Inc.; Dan Bernson, Hamon Interna-
tional; Micha I Klintworth, Comstock Michigan Fruit Cannery; Charles
Gilmore, H th Company; aoo Paul Webb, Alreco Metal .
36th District Court
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