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Why go east
when the best
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Mon.-Fri. 10 am-10 pm
Sat. 8 am-10 pm
Sun. 8 am-6 pm
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Cultural Center
Hosts Poets
STAR BAND
Every Thursday-Friday-Saturday
44S . 9pm Dinner Show
c,Ncs° 11 pm Late Show - Dancing
Dinner Starts at 6pm
situp,
Reservations Suggested for Groups 015 or More
Red carpet Valet Parking At Door
630 Woodward-3 Blics N. of Jefferson
(Arrocs from NI3D)
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The Livonia Mall Amateur
Art Contest and Exhibit will
be held Oct. 9-15. The Art
Show is sponsored by the
Livonia Mall Merchants
Association and is open to
amateur artists.
Entries must be suitable for
hanging and size of entry is
not to be larger than 3' x 3'.
There is no limit on the
number of entries an in-
dividual may submit.
Prizes for first, second and
third place will be announc-
ed. Honorable Mention rib-
bons will also be awarded.
There is an entry fee.
For information, call Bill
Checks, 476-1166.
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The animals at the Michigan
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Humane Society will do any-
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for many of them, it's the only
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Animals give so unselfishly,
they're begging you to do
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Give to the Michigan Humane Society.
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1990
644-4730
The University Cultural
Center Association will host
a weekend of artistic celebra-
tion, exhibition and perfor-
mance in and around the
various institutions of
Detroit's Cultural Center
11 a.m.-5 p.m. Sept. 22 and
1-4:30 p.m. Sept. 23 at the
Engineering Society of
Detroit Theater.
Poets will read in sets of
three, with a break of one
hour between sets. There is
no charge. For information,
call Lines, 833-1858.
WB Offers
Homes Tour
HOME OF THE 2 FOR 1 DINNER MENU
31005 Orchard Lake Rd.
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Livonia Mall
Hosts Contest
Auburn Hts.
852-7420
The West Bloomfield Parks
and Recreation will host a
tour of the Edsel and Eleanor
Ford Grosse Pointe mansion,
the Fisher mansion and the
Fair Lane mansion Sept. 21.
A light lunch along the tour
route of high tea at the Ritz
Carlton are included. There is
a charge.
lb register by Sept. 14, call
parks and recreation,
334-5660.
Ann Arbor Sets
Drama Season
The Michigan Theater, Ann
Arbor, will present Drama
Season 1991, an interna-
tional season of six plays.
They will run October
through April.
The Moscow Studio Theatre
will begin its American tour
with a performance of Alex-
ander Galich's My Big Land,
a drama on the conflict of
father and son. The Irish Ab-
bey Theater will bring John
Synge's comedy The Playboy
of the Western World.
Stratford actor Brian Bed-
ford will appear in a one-man
Shakespeare festival entitled
The Lunatic, the Lover and
the Poet. Shakespeare's com-
edy Two Gentlemen of Verona
will be offered by the
American group known as
The Acting Company.
From South Africa's Market
Theatre comes a production of
Sarafinal The season will end
with a production of A.R.
Gurney's Love Letters.
For information, call the
Michigan Theater, 668-8397
or 668-8405.
Players Say
`Hello Dolly'
The Bloomfield Players are
presenting Hello Dolly Friday
through Sunday, Oct. 19-21
and 26-28. The play will be
presented at the Lahser High
School.
Friday and Saturday perfor-
mances are at 8 p.m. Sunday
matinee is at 2 p.m. There is
a charge.
For ticket information, call
the Recreation Department,
433-0885.
Orchestra Hall
Slates Open House
Detroit Symphony Or-
chestra Hall will hold an open
house 1-4 p.m. Sept. 16 at Or-
chestra Hall. The Open
House will give patrons a
chance to find their seat loca-
tions and view the restored
hall.
Live music will be perform-
ed; free light refreshments
will be available in an out-
door tent.
The open house is free.
Agape Foundation
Slates Program
The Agape Smiles Founda-
tion will present Up With
People performing their new
show "Face to Face" 7:30 p.m.
Sept. 22 at Novi High School.
The Agape Smiles Founda-
tion is a non-profit organiza-
tion that provides music and
humor programs for the
elderly in nursing homes and
senior residences throughout
Wayne, Oakland and Macomb
County. This will be a benefit
concert.
For ticket information, call
473-1172.
I LOCAL NEWS
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Folks Farein
Plans Memorial
Yiddish Folks Farein will
hold its annual memorial ser-
vice 11 a.m. Sept. 16 at
Workmen's Circle Cemetery
— Yiddish Folks Farein sec-
tion, Mt. Clemens. Rabbi
David Nelson will lead ser-
vices. Relatives and friends
are invited.