The York Dispatch from York, Pennsylvania • 48

I E8 THE YORK DISPATCH THURSDAY MAY 7 1998 ZooAmerica turns 20 HERSHEY Great Bear opens at park (inilniml 1 1 Dili Page 17 coasters More than Just coasters: The 110-acre park will open for its 92nd season on Saturday The opening festivities include live entertainment by Mr Music an interactive performer and a visit from the Sears Goodwill Clown Ambassador and a Ringling Bros and Barnum Bailey clown Hersheypark has more than 50 rides ranging from the six roller coasters to a 100-foot Ferris wheel six water rides and more than 20 kiddie rides The park also has games daily musical shows a dolphin and sea lion show and strolling Hershey characters The Commodores will be on hand for i Canada's evergreen forests Grassy Waters replicates the Florida Everglades and Gentle Woodlands represents Pennsylvania and the northeastern region of the country Cactus Community is an indoor facility that represents Sonoran desert The zoo has more than 200 animals from 75 species Entrance to ZooAmerica is included in a Hersheypark ticket Admission to just ZooAmerica is $520 for adults $4 for children 3-12 2 and under free ZooAmerica is open 9 am-5 pm Monday through Friday 10 am-8 pm Saturday and Sunday year round For more information call (717) 57 West Kim St (West) York 17404 to Sun to Hjiui I (717)854-0339 1 in force for the grand opening of ZooAmerica celebrates its 20th anniversary this year and the animals are putting on their best New this season is a 100-foot bridge over Spring Creek and the reconfiguring of several paths at ZooAmerica Visitors can now walk directly from the Gentle Woodlands area to the Prairie Dog exhibit in Big Sky Country The 1 1 acres of ZooAmerica are divided into five geographic regions of North America: Big Sky County North Woods Grassy Waters Gentle Woodlands and Cactus Community Big Sky Country represents the western grasslands and Rocky Mountain region and the North Woods is reminiscent of MvelZSi Famhv 1251 Not VuIhI Oh Dinner For a 7i (iiUH Hershey characters will be out Hersheypark Saturday the grand opening and the group will give a concert at 4 pm and 6:30 pm Saturday at the Hersheypark Amphitheatre The 70s group is best known for such hits as "Three Times a and jsnitnnrar iqiiwRvireiMEgi Country fans can see Joe DifTie at 4 and 6 pm Sunday at the amphitheatre hits include Upon a and Promised 3 ini imru rm ff her Mother's Day through Late September Mothers Day Special Mom Rides For Half Price BREAKFAST Two (ie I Scconi1 At 1 12 Price Kvj) tixM Opanad in 188S SHOWS Yorkers hit the stage 1 1 diii Page E7 Korman 18 auditioned last summer but was too young to take a job then she said been singing and dancing since I was Korman said goal is to be on Korman will be singing and dancing to her content this summer as she performs five shows a day six days a week she said In the fall Korman plans to go to East Carolina University and major in musical theater and dance she said Gayle Eubank Dispatch I Sunday News llolitlnvs Nll) mi llilitin' Ce Seatiwd Gnitl Specializing in Jumbo Lump Crabcakcs Angus Beef and Fresh Broiled Fish Spectacular Day Buffet 10:30 7:00 Call for Reservations Carved Round of Beef Au Jus Honey Glazed Ham Rst Tom Turkey Breast Shrimp Scallop Haddock Newburg Celery Stuffing Deluxe Salad Bar -sqq Fresh Baked Breads I 5 Dessert Bar aSPRJNGWOOD GOLF Club NOMOSElUCBaRDBUTD Make Your DAY Reservations Now! Ball Room Buffet llam-5pm Pub llam-9pm (717) 7479663 if 12080 Winterstown Rd 4 mi ofRed Lion on Rt 24 4 i.