February 2, 2011 THE VILLADOM TIMES II, III & IV • Page 11 A special supplement to the February 2, 2011 edition of The Villadom TIMES F O CUS on WYCKOFF Businesses Horizon Landscape Company: Perfecting Your Place on Earth ike Kukol, owner of Horizon Landscape Company at 411 West Main Street in Wyckoff, has assembled a group of experienced professionals who provide sound, environmentally practical landscaping solutions. Horizon Landscape provides everything from an original landscape design through the completed project and maintenance. Horizon installs paver walkways, water features, patios, rock walls, landscape masonry, irrigation systems, drainage, annual and Jon Stocker, Edward Thomas, Tom Hartigan, Mike Kukol perennial gardens, landscape lighting, and retaining walls. Horizon Landscape Division’s designers work with clients and then provide drawings, computer drafting, or three-dimensional modeling software to help property owners visualize how the concept will look upon completion. Horizon Irrigation Division’s professionals have over 35 years of experience installing and servicing water efficient sprinkler systems, and Horizon’s Maintenance Division ensures that clients’ investments will continue to provide years of lasting beauty. Mike is a past chairman of the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection State Irrigation Licensing Board, and is active in several landscaping associations. Horizon’s employees are Landscape Industry Certified, and the irrigation technicians are certified by major manufacturers. Employees keep their skills current by participating in classes at Rutgers University, manufacturer’s seminars, and in-house training. As one of a select few WaterSense partners, Horizon has teamed up with the Environmental Protection Agency to help citizens save water and protect the environment. WaterSense partners implement water efficiency practices that incorporate weather monitoring and accurate dispersal to protect landscapes without overusing water. Call Horizon at (201) 848-0022; visit online at www.HorizonLandscape.com. Nancy Schuring of Devon Fine Jewelry t Devon Fine Jewelry, 303 Franklin Avenue in Wyckoff, exciting events are as plentiful as colorful gemstones. Owner Nancy Schuring invites everyone to her March 2 Geminar, which will be held at the store at 7 p.m. Gemstone cutter Lisa Elser will discuss her craft. The Geminar will be followed by a March 3 gem sale. “Gems of the Dance: Uniting for a Better World” will be held at the Brick House in Wyckoff on April 2. This 7 p.m. Nancy Shuring with Julie fundraiser will include Wyckoff School of Dance students in a ballet inspired by a Balanchine classic, a guest speaker from the New York City Ballet, a display of gems from Madagascar, and a silent auction of jewelry and ballet memorabilia. Guests will enjoy champagne, hors d’oeuvres, and dessert. Tickets are $50, and are available at DFJ. Proceeds will benefit the Devon Foundation, which provides scholarships for lapidary students in Madagascar. In honor of William and Kate’s nuptials, DFJ has set a Royal Wedding Sapphire Show for April 29 and 30. Sapphires and royal jewelry will be highlighted at this in-store event. High tea-style refreshments will be served. Call for details. DFJ is now offering free Caribbean cruises of four days and three nights to those who spend $3,999 or more in the shop’s bridal department. Active military personnel are eligible if they spend $2,999 or more. Recently, Nancy brought back the popular Finder’s Keepers jewelry giveaway. All 31 pieces of “hidden” jewelry were discovered. Devon is the exclusive source for several fine jewelry lines, including the Devon Original Designs. In addition to the largest selection of colored gemstones in the area, Devon carries the world’s top three diamond lines: Hearts on Fire; The Kwiat Diamond Jewelry Collection, and the Christopher Designs Criss-Cut line. Hours are Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday, 10-6; Thursday until 8; and Saturday, 10-5. Call (201) 848-8489 or visit www.devonfinejewelry.com. M A