NEW JERSEY SCIENCE FICTION FANS PARTY at Veggie Heaven THURSDAY APRIL 12TH AT 7

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NEW JERSEY SCIENCE FICTION FANS PARTY at Veggie Heaven

THURSDAY APRIL 12TH AT 7 P M

 

NEW JERSEY SCIENCE FICTION FANS invites you to join us at

Veggie Heaven, Kosher, Chinese, Totally Vegetarian (Vegan) Restaurant in

Parsippany, New Jersey

this Thursday April 12th at 7 p.m.

 

There is no charge to attend the event,.

 

You do not have to be a member of NEW JERSEY SCIENCE FICTION

FANS to attend.

 

You pay the restaurant directly for whatever you order, plus tax and tip.

 

This is NOT a singles event. It is open to all regardless of marital status,

etc.

 

Please join us for this relaxed, informal social get together this Thursday

April 12th at 7 p.m. at Veggie Heaven , which is a 100% non-smoking

restaurant, is moderately

priced,has brown rice, does not use MSG or animal products, is Kosher and

totally vegetarian, has plenty of free parking and is easy to reach from

nearby highways.

 

 

Here are the directions to Veggie Heaven It is a Vegan Chinese Totally

Vegetarian Kosher Restaurant. The restaurant is located in Parsippany, New

Jersey at 1119 Route 46 East #8A Parsippany, New

Jersey, in a shopping center which has plenty of parking and is near Route

80.

 

 

The telephone numbers of the restaurant are 973 335-9876 and 973 263-

8331 the zip code, if you are using Mapquest, is 07054.

 

 

From the West (I-80)Take I-80 East and exit at the Lake

Hiawatha/Whippany exit.

 

Make a left at the light at the exit go past the entrance ramp which would put

you back onto Route 80 going west and make a left turn into the shopping

center.

 

 

From the South (I-287) Take I-287 North to the exit for I-80 eastbound

From the North (I-287) Take I-287 South to the exit for I-80 eastbound

 

Look for the signs for the Lake Hiawatha/Whippany Exit. Make a left at the

light at the exit go past the entrance ramp which would put you back onto

Route 80

going west and make a left turn into the shopping center.

 

 

FROM THE GARDEN STATE PARKWAY TAKE EXIT 145 TO

ROUTE 280 WEST THEN

Take the NEW RD exit- exit number 1. 0.15 miles Keep RIGHT at the

fork in the

ramp. 0.07 miles Stay straight to go onto NEW RD. 0.63 miles Turn LEFT

onto US-46 West.

DRIVING WEST ON ROUTE 46 Continue for two traffic lights (second

light is Parsippany-Troy Hills Shopping Center)which is at the

INTERSECTION of Route 46 and Beverwyck Road

 

AT WHICH YOU COULD TURN RIGHT TOWARDS LAKE

HIAWATHA, INSTEAD OF TURNING

RIGHT HOWEVER TURN LEFT AT THAT INTERSECTION

ONTO SOUTH BEVERWYCK

ROAD,THEN TURN RIGHT INTO THE SHOPPING CENTER

ITSELF WHICH IS BEFORE

THE WEST BOUND RAMP TO ANOTHER HIGHWAY DO NOT

TURN RIGHT INTO THE

BANK BUT TURN RIGHT BEYOND THE BANK AND INTO THE

SHOPPING CENTER,

VEGGIE HEAVEN IS NEAR THE HEALTH FOOD STORE AND IS

IN THE MIDDLE OF

THE SHOPPING CENTER, WHICH HAS PLENTY OF PARKING IF

YOU GET LOST CALL

THE RESTAURANT FOR DIRECTIONS IF YOU ARRIVE EARLY

YOU MAY WISH TO DO SOME SHOPPING AT THE PATHMARK

SUPERMARKET WHICH IS IN THE SAME SHOPPING CENTER.

AND OR AT A HEALTH FOOD STORE ALSO LOCATED IN THE

SAME SHOPPING CENTER.

 

From Route 80 Westbound get off at Exit 47 which will take you onto

Route 46 Westbound

and proceed to the Parsippany-Troy Hills Shopping

Center) which is at the INTERSECTION of Route 46 and Beverwyck Road

 

 

AT WHICH YOU COULD TURN RIGHT TOWARDS LAKE

HIAWATHA, INSTEAD OF TURNING

RIGHT HOWEVER TURN LEFT AT THAT INTERSECTION

ONTO SOUTH BEVERWYCK

ROAD,THEN TURN RIGHT INTO THE SHOPPING CENTER

ITSELF WHICH IS BEFORE

THE WEST BOUND RAMP TO ANOTHER HIGHWAY DO NOT

TURN RIGHT INTO THE

BANK BUT TURN RIGHT BEYOND THE BANK AND INTO THE

SHOPPING CENTER,

VEGGIE HEAVEN IS NEAR THE HEALTH FOOD STORE AND IS

IN THE MIDDLE OF

THE SHOPPING CENTER, WHICH HAS PLENTY OF PARKING IF

YOU GET LOST CALL

THE RESTAURANT FOR DIRECTIONS

 

 

The telephone numbers of the restaurant are 973 335-9876 and 973 263-

8331 the zip code, if you are using Mapquest, is 07054. The restaurant is a

non-smoking

restaurant and moderately priced. The restaurant states that it does not use

MSG and does not use any animal products at all. It is certified Kosher by

United Kosher Supervision P.O. Box 317 Monsey, NEW YORK 10952

Phone: (845) 352-1010 Fax: (845) 352-0316

Rabbinic Administrator: Rabbi Yaakov Spivak

 

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Wants you! Our Science Fiction group is for everyone 21 or older

regardless of background or marital status. Younger fans should find

another group. Please introduce yourself when you join and periodically as

new members keep joining. We plan to get together at restaurants and to go

to movies. We will see them in movie theaters,and, if people are kind

enough, on people's home VCRs, or DVD

players, for the technologically advanced among us. Buy your own movie

tickets. Buy your own meals at

Restaurants. Hopefully a typical event would involve going to a Science

Fiction Movie and then to a Restaurant to discuss the movie we just saw.

Are you a single Science Fiction fan looking for a soulmate? Perhaps you

will find that person here. This club is not a New Jersey singles group per se,

and is open to anyone over 21, regardless of background or marital status,

nonetheless, love is a

good thing. In the parts of New Jersey where the

science fiction clubs we know of operate there is also a

very high percentage of Jewish residents. Many science fiction fans and

science fiction writers and even science fiction stars, like Leonard Nimoy,

(Mr. Spock), of Star Trek, and William Shatner (Captain Kirk), of Star

Trek, also happen to be Jewish. Most science fiction fans I know are single

men, and many of them, at least in places like New Jersey, are Jewish.

 

 

Many science fiction fans in New Jersey also happen to be Jewish. Most

science fiction fans are male. For the single Jewish woman in New Jersey

joining a science fiction group may be the ideal way to find her ideal man.

Unlike most singles events, which tend to be attended by more women than

men,most science fiction events are attended by more men than women.

 

 

If you happen to be Jewish, Single and over 21

Please state that you are Jewish, Single, 21 or over, when you apply to join

the Jewish Singles at the websites the urls below will take

you to

 

 

JewishSinglesOfNJ/

 

 

JewishSinglesinNJforIsrael/

 

 

JewishSinglesFromEverywhere/

 

One of the biggest complaints heard from many

women who attend some singles events

is that there are far more women than men

in attendance.

 

 

One of the biggest complaints heard from

many men who attend most science fiction

events is that there are far more men in

attendance than women.

 

 

Most science fiction fans are male.

Many science fiction fans in places like

New Jersey are also Jewish.

 

There are science fiction clubs in many

places. In New Jersey many science fiction

club attendees are single Jewish men.

 

The SCIENCE FICTION ASSOCIATON OF BERGEN

COUNTY, NEW JERSEY http://www.sfabc.org

is open to everyone regardless of marital status or background

and is absolutely NOT a singles group

nonetheless many single Jewish men attend its many functions.

It has existed since 1984 c.e. and was founded by its

director, Phil. The club holds a monthly meeting

on the Second Saturday night of each month.

The next monthly meeting will be on Saturday night April 14th, 2007

it will feature fantasy writer Gary Wassner

http://www.garywassner.com/

http://www.garywassner.com/bio.html

 

April 14, 2007 Fantasy Writer Gary Wassner Saddle River Valley

Cultural Center

 

 

The speaker usually begins at about 8 p.m. on the

Second Saturday night of each month, and there are usually

some pre-meeting discussions starting around 6:30 p.m.

on the Second Saturday night of each month.

The monthly meetings usually last until about 10 p.m. or 11 p.m. after

which many members usually adjourn to a nearby non-Kosher diner for

socializing until around midnight or sometimes even later. The club has

other events during the month also. Please call the club's founder and

director Phil at 201 447-3652 for

details about the

 

SCIENCE FICTION ASSOCIATION OF BERGEN COUNTY, NEW

JERSEY

 

http://www.sfabc.org

 

 

and their many wonderful events.

 

 

 

Phil, is the founder and director of http://www.sfabc.org

201 447-3652 The Science Fiction Association of Bergen County, New

Jersey

 

THE STARSHIP LOCAL

 

(A note from me re the SFABC my experience with the SFABC

has been that usually your first attendance at a monthly meeting is

free if you are not a member of SFABC and after that you are asked to

join and to pay $2 for each monthly meeting that you attend.

SFABC has been holding monthly meetings on the 2nd Saturday night of

each month since 1984 after the evening program the group usually

adjourns to a nearby non-Kosher diner) please contact Phil, who is

the founder and director of the SFABC

regarding this post at (201) 447 - 3652 not me thanks

 

 

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THE STARSHIP LOCAL A NEWSLETTER OF THE SCIENCE

FICTION

ASSOCIATION OF BERGEN COUNTY NEW JERSEY

is excerpted from below:

136 MANHATTAN AVENUE WALDWICK, NJ 07463

PHONE: (201) 447 - 3652

ABOUT THE ASSOCIATION:

 

The S F A B C meets on the second Saturday of the

month and features talks, slide shows and other

presentations by people in the science fiction,

fantasy, horror and related fields. The Association

sponsors a number of special interest groups, focusing

on different aspects of science fiction and related

matters, including activities devoted to books,

movies, televison, animation, horror and other events.

We also produce a monthly newsletter listing talks,

conventions, discussion groups and other activities of

interest to poeple who enjoy science fiction and

related areas. We invite you to contact us through

our website:

 

http://www.sfabc.org

Directions to meeting site:

 

Saddle River Valley Cultural Center

305 West Saddle River

Upper Saddle River

Bergen County, New Jersey

 

 

 

 

The Cultural Center looks like (but is not) a classic

little white church, steeple and all. The parking lot

is not too large, but it's okay to use the much bigger

lot of the Methodist Church diagonally across the

street.

 

Important Note: The Cultural Center is on WEST Saddle

River Road. One block further over is EAST Saddle

River Road. Unlike streets in New York, East does not

turn into West. The roads are on opposite banks of

the Saddle River which is nothing more than a stream

at this point.

 

 

 

FROM ROUTE 17 NORTHBOUND:

 

Exit ROUTE 17 NORTH at the sign which reads SADDLE

RIVER / WOODCLIFF LAKE. (This is the exit after

Sheridan Avenue, Ho Ho Kus.) This exit puts you onto

EAST ALLENDALE AVENUE heading East. Stay on road for

about 1/2 mile and turn left at the first traffic

light onto WEST SADDLE RIVER ROAD. Drive north for

1-3/4 miles. Shortly after passing a brick Catholic

Church, the Church of the Presentation, on your left

hand side you cross into Upper Saddle River. The

Cultural Center is on your left hand side. If you

come to a traffic light you have slightly overshot and

hit LAKE STREET.

 

Note: You will see a sign marked WEST SADDLE RIVER

ROAD on Route 17 northbound well to the south of where

you have been told to leave 17. If you take this

exit, you will eventually get where you want to be,

but it will take you a lot longer to get there.

 

 

 

FROM ROUTE 17 SOUTHBOUND:

 

Exit ROUTE 17 SOUTH at SADDLE RIVER / WOODCLIFF LAKE

exit. This puts you onto EAST ALLENDALE ROAD heading

East. You drive under the highway. Then follow the

directions from Route 17 Northbound.

 

Note: This way takes you a little bit longer than the

exit for UPPER SADDLE RIVER, but it spares you making

hairpin turns on steep hills at night in bad weather

on an unfamiliar road.

 

 

 

FROM THE GARDEN STATE PARKWAY NORTHBOUND:

 

 

Take Exit 172, GRAND AVENUE, MONTVALE. (This is the

last exit in New Jersey and is just past the Montvale

Service Area). Turn left at the exit ramp and head

west on GRAND AVENUE. There are a lot of small towns

in this area, and the road that you're on will keep

changing its name. At different points it is called

GRAND AVENUE, MONTVALE ROAD, RAMSEY ROAD and LAKE

STREET. At the second traffic light you will be at

the intersection of LAKE STREET and EAST SADDLE RIVER

ROAD. It has two landmarks that anyone in the area

will know about: a 7-11 type store called Elmers and

a Texaco station. Keep driving west. Do not turn.

Turn left at the next traffic light onto WEST SADDLE

RIVER ROAD. The Cultural Center is 1/10 of a mile

down the road on your right.

 

 

 

FROM ROCKLAND COUNTY VIA ROUTE 59:

 

Follow ROUTE 59 until you come to Norris Pontiac in

Monsey and turn south at the traffic light unto ROUTE

306. This road is also called EAST SADDLE RIVER

ROAD. Head south towards New Jersey. (Note:

Although the maps show this road as Route 306, and

that's what everyone calls it, after you make the

turn, the sign reads ROUTE 73. Don't ask me to

explain it.) Stay on ROUTE 306 for 2.3 miles Note

that there is a long stretch between the first and

second traffic lights.

 

Turn right at the second traffic light which is the

intersection of EAST SADDLE RIVER ROAD and LAKE

STREET. A Texaco station and Elmers are at this

corner. Proceed west and turn left at the next

traffic light onto WEST SADDLE RIVER ROAD. The

Cultural Center is 1/10 of a mile down the road on

your right.

 

Please note that we maintain separate email reminder

lists for all of the monthly activities of the

Association. If you would like to be added to any or

all of these lists, please contact the Science Fiction Association of Bergen

County New Jersey at 201 447-3652

http://www.sfabc.org

 

Please also be sure to join

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