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Every minute counts for sunseeekers on flight from New Jersey

To Bahamas, home same day

$99 round-trip fare nets four hours on the beach

By PHILIP SHENON c. 1984 N.Y. Times NASSAU, the Bahamas an age of instant gratification, the time has now come for the instant vacation in the sun. A Manhattan tour company came up with the idea. For $99 on Tuesdays and Wednesdays S3O more the rest of the week travelers are flown from Newark Airport to the Bahamas, dropped at the beach for four hours, rushed back to the airport, put back on the plane and returned home by late evening. And they seem to love it. “I just had to feel some warmth on my bare back,” said Karen Adams, a 32-year-old cashier at the Meadowlands race track in New Jersey. “A little warmth. A little sun. Even if it’s only for the day.” Flight 947 and a similar flight to the Bahamian resort town of Freeport are chartered by the tour company, Bahamas Express. Both flights depart every day and are filled mostly with people who plan to spend at least one night in the islands But the tour company hates to see a seat go empty. So it sells the extras to day-trippers who make reservations the day before they travel. “Better to send someone paying $99 than to send no one at all,” said Bob Orfuss. the company’s general manager. Since the trips began in 1982, something like 1,500 passengers from around New York City have taken off for a day in the Bahamas. There were 16 of them headed to Nassau, the nation’s capital, last Wednesday. Some were self-styled adventurers. “A one-day trip to the Bahamas?” said Paula Lewis, 45, a Greenwich Village resident who has been known to take a weekend in London. “It’s something to talk about the rest of your life.” Others were gamblers wanting to spend a few hours in the

glitzy island casinos. Most, though, were simply winterbeaten sun worshipers desperate to wiggle their toes in hot sand. To get to the airport on time, Mark Scheidegger, 24, a warehouse worker from Kenilworth, N.J., had set his alarm for 5:30 a.m. He sat in a blue vinyl chair in the departure lounge, his right hand resting on the small overnight bag that carried the essentials: two beach towels and a bathing suit. “If it’s raining down there, it’s going to be suicide for me,” he said, looking as if he meant it. Scheidegger said he hated the final weeks of winter "Spring may be coming,” he said, “but the weather up here has been so depressing for so long. I can’t take any more gray weather.” He traveled with a friend from work, Kevin Tierney, whose hope for the day, he said, was “to get rid of this albino body.” Scheidegger and Tierney wanted nothing more than to bake in the sun For others aboard the plane, there was a different goal. According to the tour operator, romance is often what prompts these quick tropical trips. “Sometimes a guy wants to impress a woman,” Orfuss said. “Sometimes,” he said, “a guy wants to take his secretary away for the day without telling his wife.” As they roared over the Atlantic last week, Frank Groh and Marie Lo Prinzi said this was their first date. They had begun planning it two weeks ago. “It was two weeks ago Sunday, and I asked Marie if she wanted to go out to lunch one day,” said Groh, 33, a Trenton bartender. “And I said sure,” said Miss Lo Prinzi, 21. “So,” Groh said, “I asked if she had a passport.” “I asked why,” she said. “I said we’d go to lunch in the Bahamas,” he said. Miss Lo Prinzi did not believe him at first. “He’s a kind of crazy guy,” she said with a giggle. But the idea eventually sank

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in. “I think it’s a very nice first date,” she said. “I’m impressed.” Shortly after 11 a m., the jet skimmed across the azure waters off Nassau. Out the plane’s windows, glistening white yachts were seen shooting across the breakers. When the passengers left Newark, the temperature had been 36 degrees, and a thin layer of dirt-streaked snow rested on the tarmac. Here it was 82. As the plane door opened, warm, moist air flooded the cabin. It brought sighs of pleasure. After a quick bout with customs, the one-day tourists scrambled to a bus for the 15minute trip to the beach. The bus swept past grand pastel-shaded Georgian homes Along the road, clumps of red bougainvillea stood out in the 'ush, fragrant greenery The bus pulled up in front of the Cable Beach Hotel, a resort a few minutes walk from the city’s center. It was then about noon. In four hours, the bus would pick them up for the return trip to the airport The travelers synchronized their watches and ran to the beach. “My skin just has to change color," he said, stretching out on a blue beach chair. “I don’t care what color.” Others on the beach sipped coconut coolers and watched the waves tumble in. Not everyone lazed on the sand Unlike their fellowtravelers, Miss Lewis and her companion, Henry Mullish, a professor of computer science at New York University, feared for their skin “I fry,” she said. So they ventured instead into Nassau, wandering along the narrow colonial streets. They mailed a few postcards. One card went to Rochester, a city of bitter winter cold in upstate New York. Miss Lewis’s niece, Susan, lives there. The card read: “Dear Susan. While you’re slushing around in the snow, I wanted you to know I was wandering around in the Bahamas sun. Love, Paula.” That was it.

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