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Page Two.C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursd4Y, April 29, 1982
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Diluter benefits WSU.football
The Banister House on Harper Avenue
in St. Clair Shores will be the site
f[lr the \{onda\', Ma\' 3 Wayne State
University football t>enefit dinner.
Cocktails at 7 p m. will be followed
Zaranek leads
Alhiol1' cagers
Grosse Pointe North High
Sehool alumnus Rob Zaranek
f~pped his Most Improved
~~ayer award-winning year of
la'st season with another fine
season as a member of Albion
C'ollege's basketball team.
Zaranek, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Casimir Zaranek, of Anita Avenue,
appeared in 17 games
~bis season. starting several
~d compiling 9.6 points and
~:2 rebounds per game.
Zaranek, who led Albion with
field goal percentage and
~'cored a season high 20 points
ih one game last. season is an
economics and management
and sociology major at Albion,
wbere he also served as student
trainer for the football
team. He hopes to enter law
school in the fall.
CHINESE GOLDEN
AND
~ERICAN
. DISHES B{JDDHA.
: featuring the very finest in Cantonese dishes
. For lunche~ns and Dinners, plus exotic Cocktails,
..: Monday ttHU Thursday 11 a.m - 11 p.m.
','" Friday 11 a.m, • 12 p.m,
Saturday 12 noon - 12. p.m.
Sunday 12 no Oil - II_p.m ..
COCKTAIL LOUNGE .
Near Whittier. Ample ParkIng
16340 Harper'
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RAM'S HORN:
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sas;.1902
17410 MACK AT $T
'DAILY DINNEFl.
SPECIALS:
$3.99
,11 1.11. to 11 p,m, elly
,"OMEMADE
.SOUP DAILY
,; WE ARE FAMOUS
.,for OUR DESSERTS!
by dinner at 7:30 p.m. A number of
speakers, including Bo Schembeehler
and Muddy Waters, University of
Michigan and Michigan State Univer.
sity football coaches, as well as
sportscasters Dave Diles, Don Shane,
Ray Lane and Vince Doyle and Detroit
Lion defensive back James HuntE'r
and others are schedule~SALE ~
~ MAY 21.22 '
Send in order form today!
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I South Mothers Club I
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j Impatiens I
I $10 per flat of 36 plants I
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1 Wax Begonias I
I' $10 per flat of 36 plants I
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I ~:::; Free delivery of atr orders of twD or /lOre nats I
I =.; 50C delivery charge for all single flat orders I
I C I prefer to pIck my order up on I
I May 21 or 22 at South gym,
I DELIVERIES i IMITED TO THE BOUNDARIES
I OF THE GROSSE POINTE SCHOOL SYSTEM
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,Bierman will hat
for (T of D Titans
Mary Beth Bierman,
twice an AlI.League softball
player while at Our
Lady Star of the Sea High
School, will play centerfield
for the University of
Detroit Titan softball
team this season.
Bierman, a freshman"
majoring in accounting at
U of 0, was also ail AII-
League prep basketball
player. She will play
under her high schooi
coacll, Sue Snover. at U of
D.
Bierman, a Pointe resi.
dent, bats and throws
right-handed.
Kenyon's Clark
swi";'s to award
Kenyoo 'College freshman
Mark Clark, of the
Pointe. received a first
year varsity swimming
award at the school's
winter sports banquet
April 4.
, Clark is a resident of
Cameron Place and a
graduate of Grosse
Pointe South High
SChool.
The 1982 Kenyon Lords
won a thir:d consecutive
NCAA Division II national
championship, Kenyon's
29th straight Ohio
Athletic Conference
crown, the OAC relavs
and compiled a 7-5 dual
meet record.
(;ro~~e Poinl~'
't.w~ \d~
gt.t 1'.'~lIlti'i'
(~an
882-6900
A falniliar face
That patented swing belongs to Reggie Jackson, and although
Jackson has absolutely nothing to do with Grosse Pointe,
that swing brings to mind something very dear to many
Pointers - Little League and Babe Ruth League baseball. The
Pointe's various teams will begin 1982 play this week ... a fact
which brings something else to mind. The News is happy to I
publish results and summaries of Little League and Babe Ruth
games. Mothers, fathers, coaches. players, manager~ or anyone
else can s~b~it copy, The News does not pay stringers, but
they do get abyhne, Copy must be typed or printed; deadline is
Monday at noon. Further information may be obtained by calling
the sports department at 882-0294. .
Ma-y 23 date for SJH nlll run
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If you enjoy fun and enjoy to run,
join the Sajnt John Hospital Joggers
Club at its second annual Saint John
Hospital Fun and Health Run, slated
[or Sunday, May 23, at 10 a.m., in
Windmill Pointe.
Participants may run or wal'k two or
four miles around Windmill Pointe.
Applications are available at front Informalion
Desks of Saint John Hospital
or the st. Clair Professional Building.
Registration and entry fee prior to
Monday, May 10 is $6,. $7 .after May 10.
Henry Ford ;'\lusE'um is offering
special tours .mil demol/slNllions gi\'ing
visitors a c1ose-r and morE' detailE'd
interpret;)t ion of tl1l' museum's \'asl
collectiolls. The programs arE'
scheduled at \' arious limes E'ach da\'.
at no'e:-..tra co~t 10 visitors beyond the
regular museum adm,issions of S7 for
adults. $:).50 {or children 6. to 12. Children
under 6 are admitted free.
"ThE',llistory of Ihe Steam Engine"
focuses on the museum's Power and
Machinery Collection. Visitors ha\'e an
OPPol'tullitr to see various kinds of
steam engines in operation; [or safety,
the museum's engines are operated by
compl'e."sed air. An interpreter traces
the history of sleam engines from the
;'Iie\\comen and Watt machmes of the
1700s to the Corliss double-acting
steam engines and steam.operated
eleelrical generators of the late 18oos.
At the Power focal poiht. visitors see
how sleam engines were used with a
belt system to operate a numbe'r of
machines simultaneoush'.
"'From Field to Tabie: Preparing
the Daily Meal"' foe uses 011 both the
Hom(' Arts and Agri(:ll!ture Coll~c-
!ions An interprNer shows how the
process of obtaming. preparing and
pr('o';.or\ in,£; food changed during the
I~th l'l'ntnry .
:\t the H'llme :\1'10' focal p()int. \'isitors
"N' thl"e(' period kitchens dating
from the 19305. 139lJs and 134(\5: \0
('~('h tht' interpretel' explain, ho\\' a
family \H!uld haH' obtained the ingre.
(~jent., fur ,,!lei pn'parer! a roilst oeef
dinner. complete IIjtli apple pie for
des.'HL The artual kitchen utensils
u~('d an,l e,plaith.'d. and sonu' are ~('ml1n