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Chamber of Commerce, kicks off July
5 with a 2:30 p.m. concert in
Memorial Park followed by an ice
cream social. Softball, volleyball and
tennis tournaments; raffles and con-
tests and a 10 a.m. Festival parade on
July 12 round out the fun.

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Independence Day celebrations offer
tons of fun for the whole family.

West Mapte

Pontiac Trail

Activities include a 6-8:30 p.m.
Friday, June 26, bring-your-own-dinner
family night on Burton Fields; a 5 p.m.
picnic at Senior Park on Thursday, July
2; and'a "street dance" in Central Plaza
7:30-9 p.m. Friday, July 3, with DJ,
dancing and refreshments.
The 27th annual Fourth of July
parade kicks off Saturday at 10 a.m.,
followed by speeches, awards and a
.hot dog roast at Scotia Park; a com-
munity-wide pool party from 12-6
p.m.; a 7:30 p.m. concert in the park
featuring Stronghold and fireworks
beginning at 10:05 p.m.

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rom parades and concerts to
colorful fireworks, the'
Fourth of July lends itself to
public celebration.
This year, join the crowds for fes-
tive feasts, summery celebrations and
the carefree laid-back sense that comes
from a few days off.
Here's a taste of special celebrations
going on around town now through
the Fourth of July weekend. For fur-
ther information and a complete cal-
endar of events, contact your local
recreation department.

Independence Day
Celebrations

Funfest '98

Founders Festival

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City of Oak Park,
Shepherd Park, cor-
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ner of Oak Park
Blvd. and Church;
July 26-July 5;
(248) 691-7555.
Fireworks are
scheduled for 10
p.m. Thursday, July
2, in Shepherd
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Park, preceded by
an 8 p.m. concert by
Steve King and the
Dittlies in front of the
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community center. On
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Sunday, July 5, Oak Park
offers a three-mile run at 8:30
a.m., a 9 a.m. Kiwanis pancake break-
fast, and food and game booths from
10 a.m. until 5 p.m.

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Farmington/Farmington
Hills; July 5-12;
(248) 474-3440.
The 34th annual
Founders Festival,
sponsored by the

City of Southfield; June 27-July 4; (248)
354-9603.
The Fireworks Extravaganza is set
for 7-11 p.m. Wednesday, July 1, on
the front lawn of the Civic Center, with
pre-fireworks music by Mojo Hand and
the Motor City Brass Band. Fireworks
start at 10:10. Residents can cool off
for free at the Southfield Splash Bash
from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. on July 4 at both
of Southfield's outdoor pools.

TasteFest

City of Detroit, New Center area; July
1-July 5; (313) 927-1000.
Michigan TasteFest will keep you
busy in the New Center area of
Detroit as West Grand Blvd. between
Woodward and the Lodge is blocked
off for a variety of food booths and
musical entertainment.
Thirty-five restaurants will offer
their most delectable goodies, and for
the little ones, a KidZone and
KidShows — including Maureen
Shiffman's Animal Fair at 3 p.m.
Friday and Gemini at 2 p.m. and 4
p.m. Saturday — are set-for July 3-5.
Musical headliners include Ziggy,
Marley, Boney James, Los Lobos, Jan
Krist, Jill Jack, Twistin' Tarantulas,
Mudpuppy and more, with over' 50
free shows on four stages.

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Huntington Woods Fourth of July
Celebration

City of Huntington Woods; June 26-July
4; (248) 541-3030.

The Michigan TasteFest featuresfood, kids activities and musical entertainment.
Performing in one of the more than 50 five shows is Ziggy Marley, opposite page.