Entertainment Guide Needs Your Number

Fri., Aug. 23, 1996

September marks the beginning of the busy fall and winter entertainment season and to help readers plan their social schedules so they don’t miss a beat, we’ll publish a day-by-day entertainment guide for the autumn and holiday season.

To get your event into the guide, send us the name of the event, the date, time, ticket info and a phone number where we can get additional information.

The guide will be published Sept. 20 in the Friday Weekend section.

Submit information by Sept. 13 to: Weekend Guide, Features Department, The Spokesman-Review, 999 W. Riverside, Spokane, WA 99210; or fax it to (509) 459-5098; or e-mail it to susane@spokesman.com.

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