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area to see firsthand how the
911 system works and how
dispatchers talk to officers in
their cars or at other police de-
partments. The tour includes a
look at the gun range, fire
trucks and fire-fighting appara-
tus (Berkley is a public-safety
department) and if there are
no prisoners, the jail cell. Con-
tact your local police station if
this idea interests you.
Cr Do you know that some
firemen live at the fire station
while on call? If you visit for a
free tour you will see their liv-
ing quarters and learn that
they prepare meals for them-
selves in their modem
kitchens. You can see the in-
side of the fire truck, hear the
sirens and walk inside the
EMS vehicles. Call your local
fire-station to inquire about
public tours.
* Your local nature center
may offer various programs, ei-
ther on a drop-in or sign-up ba-
sis, as well as maps for
self-guided hikes. The Troy
Outdoor Education Center of-
fers a variety of one-time class-

es with themes such as Nature
Escape (for children ages 4-8)
and Insect Eaters of the Night
for older children (ages 6-
adult). Call (248) 524-3567
for days, times and fees. You
also can visit the center for a
relaxing and educational stroll
through the interpretive
gallery to look at the reptiles
and amphibians on display, or
you can walk the grounds and
get a glimpse of nature.
fit TCI Cable of Oakland
County offers free video pro-
duction classes for residents of
Lake Orion, Clarkston and
Royal Oak. Older children can
attend classes with adults and
learn about cameras, editing,
sound and lights. At the end of
the series, all participants will
have completed an actual
video production. Watch your
local cable station for phone
numbers and/or class informa-
tion.

The Fun Doesn't Stop
Here: Evening/VVeekend
Activities...
* Where can you go family

night on the town? The Rec
Room, in Rochester, offers pool
tables, ping pong, floor hockey,
domed hockey, foosball,
weight lifting and aerobics.
They also feature Little Tykes
equipment and vehicles for
your little tykes. If you go,
don't miss the zip line, where
children swing and float from
a huge line. Weekday rates are
$4 (18 mos.- 4 yrs.) and $6 (5
yrs.-adult); weekend rates are
$6 (18 mos. - adult). One
adult is admitted free with
every paid child's admission.
Call (248) 650-2504 for hours
and location.
ft If you find yourself anx-
ious for carnival excitement
but there's no carnival in
town, why not visit the River-
land Amusement Park? Locat-
ed in Sterling Heights, the park
has various carnival rides, in-
cluding kiddy rides. The park
is open all summer but only on
Friday and Saturday evenings,
from 6 to 10 p.m. Arm bands
cost $6 or you can pay
$1/ride. The park has ininia-
ture golf, a small arcade and a