Villadom Times Weekly Local Newspaper

April 7, 2010 THE VILLADOM TIMES II • Page 15 �� F O CUS on Midland Park Businesses �� njoy the simple pleasures in life: family, friends, a walk in the park, or browse at the Wild Bird Emporium: A sanctuary of sorts for nature lovers looking for gifts that �� soothe the soul. �� The shop carries the �� county’s widest assort- �� ments of bird feeders, bird houses, bird �� baths, and bird food. �� the store �� But is more �� than �� simply birdings; it �� has a wide assortment of chimes, �� outdoor Steve Burton decorative items, and �� music, most of which �� is made in the U.S. by local artisans. With gentle music in the background and the �� soothing sound of falling water, you’ll leave feeling relaxed and at peace. �� Wild Bird Emporium is owned and operated by Midland Park resident Steve �� Burton and his children, Jesse, Alex, Caitlin, and ably assisted by Diane and Arlene. �� a friendly �� They all seek to provide �� and relaxing atmosphere combined with person�� alized service �� only comes with a family-run business. Free installation services that �� and delivery to your door are included for those who require it. The Wild Bird Emporium is the best source for fresh, high-quality wild bird and �� indoor bird seed. It is delivered fresh each week from the supplier so it never has �� time to �� go bad. �� Visit the Wild Bird Emporium at 32 Godwin Avenue (directly across from Wen� �� and enjoy. Hours are 10-6 Monday-Friday, 9-5 Saturday, 12-4 Sunday. Phone �� dy’s) �� 201-444-1043 or you can visit them on the web at www.wildbirdemporium.com �� At Wild Bird Emporium ﬁnd gifts that soothe the soul E �� Knowledgeable health advice at A&A Natural Food A &A Natural Food Center has witnessed ﬁrst-hand the trends toward better meal plan�� ning and supplemental nutrition since opening at the Midland Park Shopping Center �� in 1971. Because owner Adrian Lamboy has more than 50 years of experience in the busi�� ness, he can answer questions about the best way to use any of the more than 9,000 prod�� ucts he stocks. The family-run business has been in Midland Park for 39 years, with Lamboy’s wife Ilse and daughter �� Jeannie all catering to the needs of their health�� conscious clientele and �� offering �� knowledgeable suggestions. A&A is a health and diet center providing a complete line of homeopathic remedies, natural and organic vitamins and minerals, and cosmetics. A variety of diets to help lose �� customers build or gain �� weight or muscle have become increasingly popular, as has a line of reducing diet �� teas. �� Natural products like �� herbal teas, cookies and �� crackers line an aisle �� with grocery products. �� Ilse and Adrian Lamboy The store has a large �� selection of vitamins and �� daily supplements ranging from A to Zinc, with house brands always on sale. �� Customers come in seeking supplements such as bran and red yeast rice to improve upon their diet and lessen their cholesterol intake. Others have speciﬁc allergy problems or �� other needs which can be addressed here. Detox formulas and a large selection of glutenfree foods and natural sugar alternatives are in stock. �� Health books line a bookshelf at the entrance to the store, and Lamboy encourages �� people to learn more about health and nutrition. A&A Natural Food Center, a place to ﬁnd good food and specialty products, is located �� at 99 Godwin Ave. It is open 9-6 daily, and till 7 on Mondays and Thursdays. Call (201) �� 447-3130. ��