Summer Pleasures

THERE ARE NO PARTIES LIKE A

MARY INI S PARTY!

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ADULTS

WHAT FUN!

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•VIDEO RIDES
•FORTUNE TELLING
•PRIZE GRABBERS
• BACKWARD CLOCK

•VIDEO GAMES
•PINBALL GAMES
.• KIDDIE RIDES
•REFRESHMENTS

etc., etc., etc., etc.

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1 COUPON
PER PERSON

31005 ORCHARD LAKE RD.
(behind F&M, S. of 14)

(248) 626.5020

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Mon. Thurs. 10 9 • Fn. Sat. 10 1 • Sun. 11 9

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5/28/98

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WEEKLY DINNER SPECIALS

Each dinner inhales an antipasto plate, bread basket and house salad

$8.95

Choice of linguine, fettuccine, ziti, capellini with
marinara, meat sauce, garlic and oil or butter and parmesan.

$9.95

Choice ofFettuccine Alfredo, meat or cheese ravioli,
lasagna, canelloni or manicotti.

$10.95

Choice of chicken picatta, chicken marsala or
chicken parmigiana served with a side of pasta.

Available Sunday - Thursday only

Villa Maria's Italian Regional Menu features traditional
and contemporary preparations of award winning pasta creations,
the finest veal, steaks, poultry, fresh fish and seafood.

Serving the Food and Wine of /taly Nightly

Monday-Thursday 5:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m.
Friday & Saturday 5:00 p.m,-11:00 p.m.
Sunday 4:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m.

Full Bar

Serving Lunch

Monday-Friday 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.

Carty-Outs Welcomed

5/22
1997

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7935 West Maple Rd. at Haggerty • West Bloomfield
(248) - 960-4800

creative summer camp integrating per-
Wrestling Camp, (248) 646-7717,
forming and visual art experiences. The
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emphasis is creativity and a hands-on
A variety of moves will be taught,
opportunity for campers to write their
with an emphasis on basics and funda-
own music, lyrics and scripts,
mentals and introduction to the
to choreograph dances, and
sport for the beginner. More
Arts
and
crafts
design and construct cos-
extensive moves will be taught
are available at tumes and stage sets, under
to the experienced wrestler
several area
the guidance of experienced
along with weight training.
camps.
instructors and camp coun-
June 22-26, ages 11-18.
selors.
Suburban Hockey Schools,
Birmingham Public Schools Commu-
(248)478-1600
nity Education Summer Day Camps,
Call for more information on
(248) 203-3800
Rollerblade hockey for ages 7-14, at
Birmingham's Super Summer offers
every level.
classes in music and dance, summer
theater, how to make a book or create
WORLD OF ARTS
your own radio station; cartooning,
Detroit Zoo, (248) 541-5717
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pottery, jewelry, toymaking, drawing
Summer Safari '98 at the Detroit
and painting, dolls and dollhouses,
Zoo promises your child a wild time!
stamptacular, American Girl and Little
Campers ages 4-12 can explore the
House activities, science and technology
wonders of the animal kingdom
classes, rocketeering, space, and com-
through tours of the Detroit Zoo,
puter classes. There are also special
hands-on activities, games, and arts and
week-long camps in science and tech-
crafts projects. Campers can choose
nology.
from a variety of single-day, week-long

and overnight sessions. Imagine a sleep
over at the zoo, learning about the noc-
turnal habits of animals while spending
the night in an old-fashioned log cabin!
Zoo Education Assistants are either col-
lege students or graduates in a field of
education or science.

The Community House,
(248) 644 5832
The Community House offers a
Summer Art Camp for students in
grades 2 through 8. It is a unique and

Bloomfield Hills Recreation and
Community Services, (248) 433-0885C"
Bloomfield Hills offers a variety of
camps for residents and non-residents,
including Computer, Technology &
Fun Camps, Log Cabin Living, Life on
the Farm at Bowers Farm, Living Sci-
ence, a Fiction Writer's Workshop, Poet-
ry Writer's Workshop, Forensic Work-
shops, and a Summer Arts Program.

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