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$ 695
WED. 7 p.m.
THURS.-FRI. 8 p.m.
SAT. 5 p.m. & 9 p.m.
SUN. 2 p.m. & 7 p.m.
PASTA YOUR WAY
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
(Seconds On Us)
Your Choice of Five Special Sauces,
Charley's Original House Salad, and
Freshly Baked Tavern Bread
"Delivers a climax
that pulls no punches."
— The Oakland Press
Amphitheater Sets
Concert Series
Call 875-8284
FOR TICKETS AND
INFORMATION.
Am-
Pontiac
The
phitheater's 1991 concert
schedule includes a weekend
concert series on Friday and
Saturday nights. Performers
include The Jets, The Spin-
ners, The Little River Band,
The Whispers, Highway 101,
Restless Heart, Otis Day and
The Knights, The Count
Basie Orchestra, The
Kingston Trio and Don
McLean. Two comedy nights,
starring Judy Tenuta and
Dennis Wolfberg and produc-
ed by Mark Ridley's Comedy
Castle, are scheduled. Con-
certs begin at 7:30 p.m.
Local country music
favorite Debbi Combs and
Rocking Horse will kick-off
the season with an after-work
free concert at 6:15 p.m. June
20. Performers for the Thurs-
day night free concert series
include Steve King and The
Dittilies, The Sun Messen-
gers and The Regular Boys.
Norma Jean Bell and The
All Stars will be performing
at a special cabaret-style con-
cert July 18. There is a fee.
Another Cabaret Concert,
with a nationally-known per-
former, is scheduled for
August 22.
The Phoenix Plaza Am-
phitheater is located in
downtown Pontiac and offers
a park-like setting for the
open-air concert series. Food
stands and restroom facilities
will be available. Parking for
3,000 cars will be available in
the Phoenix Plaza garage.
For ticket information, call
the Silverdome box office,
456-1600.
Visa and Mastercard
Accepted
$ 695
FISH FRY
Wednesday and Friday
(Seconds On Us)
Charley's Original Recipe Cole Slaw
and Freshly Baked Tavern Bread
Third Ave. & West Grand Blvd.
(Across from the Fisher
Theatre Parking Lot)
$ 695
Livonia
31501 Schoolcraft
422.4550
Co-sponsors: The Metro Times
& Comerica Incorporated
Fairlane
700 Town Center
836.8550
Eastside
19265 Vernier
884-2811
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5656 W. Maple
855.2244
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Lunch 11 a.m.
Entertainment Tuesday Thru Saturday
THE JEWISH NEWS
2448 Orchard Lake Road just west of Middlebelt•Sylvan Lake
683-7030
DSOH Plans
Musical Feasts
The Detroit Symphony Or-
chestra Hall Volunteer Coun-
cil is planning a series of
fund-raisers.
Three homes in the Hills of
Lone Pine will be the site of
a progressive dinner for the
June 23 Musical Feast. The
Merchant of Vino's Juliette's
Cuisine will cater the
Spanish tapas for this party.
Thirty guests will enjoy
Spanish cuisine; there is a
charge.
An early Fourth of July pic-
nic in Bloomfield Hills for 150
guests will be the theme of
the June 30 Musical Feast.
Guests will enjoy patriotic
music performed by the
DSOH brass trio; there is a
charge.
Seven more "Musical
Feasts" will be scheduled
through October.
For reservations, call
626-8914; or the Volunteer
Council office, 962-1000, Ext.
286.