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The Herald And The lantern

Thursday. August 9,1979

THE ONE DAY VACATION. I

SO MUCH TO DO. SO CLOSE TO HOME

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Great Adventure is a lot closer than you think In tact, it's conveniently located in central New Jersey- so it's . just 65 miles from midtown Manhattan and 52 miles Irom the.Liberty Bell Even closer from almost anywhere in New Jersey Follow this map along the .Jersey Turnpike and get oft at Exit 7A

FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY the nicest thing about Great Adventure is there's something tor everyone So don't leave anyone home - pock up the family and come

See Those City Lights'-our musical salute to Broadway. Catch the performing dolphins and dare-devil high-divers at the Aqua Stadium Take in our Circus Show. "Stars, Soanales and Thrills' -featurina David McMillan's Flying Tigers And enjoy puppet shows Strolling musicians Marching bands Ftus-big name recording artists, in concert, throughout the season

THE LARGEST DRIVE-THRU SAFARI OUTSIDE AFRICA See more than 2.000 animals Over 50 sjoecies Living wild in their natural habitat along the 5' ? mile Safari Drive See the new Australian section. See everything from antelopes to zebras All just inches away as you pass in your car.

PLUS “MAGIC 'TIL MIDNIGHT’

RIDES, RIDES

AND MORE RIDES

PLENTY OF FRESH AIR AND SUNSHINE

Be prejxired for a day in the country 'Cause Great Adventure lies on 1,100 beautifully landscaped acres With a lake A pond Millions of flowers And miles ot quiet, tree-lined paths and manicured gardens

4 HOURS OF UVE ENTERTAINMENT EACH DAY

Any time is show time at Great Adventure And it's all new for 79

Challenge Rolling Thunder-Great^ Adventure's two. mighty, new wood

coasters »

Brave the whirling, twirling new

Enterprise ride

Enjoy favorites like Lightnin' Loops and the Log Flume Then tour the eerie new Haunted Castle-if you can muster the courage And don't forget the toddlers We've built three new rides in Kiddie Kingdom especially for them. Plus a F’etting Zoo with baby animals they can touch and love

Great Adventure is a new place at night Filled with exciting nighttime things to do. Like fireworks. Disco dancing in our Bandstand By The Lake And the amazing new sights and sounds of our multi-media laser show-brand new this year. So stick around for "Magic 'Til Midnighf-the perfect ending to your

perfect vacation.

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BIRTHS

MARISA SUSAN JAJE, born to Joseph and Carol Jaje, 306 S. Main St., Cape May. (7-10) PATRICIA CONSTANCE BURKE, born to Richard and P. Constance Burke. 14 Dory Drive. CMCH. (7-24) NICOLE MARIE HASILE, born to Stephen and Lucille OeHorsey, 214 E. Third Ave., North Wildwood. (7-26) NICOLE MARIE HASILI, bom to John and Donna Hasili, 220 E. Garfield Ave.. Wildwood. (7-25) NICOLE MARIE DeHORSEY. born to Stephen and Lucille DeHorsey. 214 E. Third Ave., North Wildwood. (726) BERNADETTE PATRICIA ABEL, bom to Matthew and Patricia Abel, 142 FTshing Creek Rd . Cape May. (7-26) DIANA CONSTANCE SOMMERS, born to Wayne and Clare Sommers. P.O. Box 171, Dennisville. (7-26) ALISON JEAN KURAS. born to Thomas and Margaret Kuras, 344 Congress St., Cape May. (7-26) DEVON DENISE AND NATALIE MARY ZENYUK. born to William and Gale Zenyuk, 213 Franklin St./Woodbine. (727) JOHN WALTER YATES III, born to John and Sandra Yates, 333 Linden La’, Rio Grande. (7-27) KRISTEN-A&N VISALLI, bom to Pasquale and Margarett Ann Visalli, 224 E. Charleston Ave., Wildwood Crest. (7-28) MICHAEL PAUL NEEDHAM, born to Clarence and Marian Needham. 305 E. Crocus Rd., C-2, Wildwood Crest. (7-29) ROBERT JOHN VANGORDEN, bom to Robert and Jill Vangorden, 114 Geneva Avenue, Villas. (8-2) Playwright’s

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CAPE MAY — Romance returns to Cape May next week when the "The amourization of Smitty," a romantic comedy written, produced and directed by a local playwright rings up the curtain. Written by Cape May native Bill Sterritt. the play takes a humorous look at a college student searching for romantic love in a world that stresses sex without committment. Opening at 9 p.m. Aug. 15 at the Community Center on Lafayette St. It will run for eight consecutive nights with curtain time at 8 p.m. Aug. 16-23. Tickets are $3 for adults, $2.50 for senior citizens and can be purchased at the Montreal Restaurant. Central Pharmacy or at the door. "The Amourization of Smitty" is the second Sterritt play to be produced ^.locally. His play, "Eternity in Three Acts" was performed last summer at the Victorian Towers. Cast members include: Fran Hoffman. Kevin Kelly, Jay Schweitzer, Susan Furey, Steve Dry, Joseph Grassi. Ed Bosch. Ann Wmold, David Sayre, Geriel McAndrews and Melissa Morgan.