In the June 2005 issue:  

  A compilation of over 50 carnival route listings covering the seasons of some of the finest carnivals in North America is presented. Find out who will be where, when, and who might be available for bookings.

  It was time to be moovin' and groovin' at the 2005 Central Florida Fair in Orlando, which featured a midway provided by Wade Shows.

  Powers Great American Midways has updated their Flying Bobs. The refurbishing, which was accomplished in-house, resulted in a ride that is topless and features a new illumination package.

  Down Memory Lane includes photos from Smith Wonder Shows, a carnival originally known as Northern Expositions Shows.

  The second in a series of old photographs from Tip Top Shows reveals how far the outdoor amusement industry has evolved in the last half century.

  Murphy Expositions, complemented with rides and attractions from Reed Expositions, played the 2004 Wisconsin State Fair.

  Do you remember offers a profile of Funni Frite's Screamboat attraction, a fun house themed like a colorful riverboat filled with hidden secrets.

  Manufacturer's Showcase introduces one of the newest members to the staff of Norton Auctioneers; there is also a description of the urethane and nylon wheels offered by Uremet Corporation. In addition, the varieties of industrial hardware available from Moore Industrial hardware can make life on the road a little easier, as a one-stop source for many of those hard-to-find hardware pieces.

  In the History of Train Shows, Annie Gruberg (Ruben & Cherry Shows) attended an auction in 1928, and bid for a quantity of rides to be added to the carnival.

  Looking to buy, looking to sell, looking to hire, or looking for a job - be sure to check out the Classified Ads

  Also included in this issue are regular features: Midway Talk, Modeler's Corner, Direct From the Lots, and Pack Your Bags, a calendar of upcoming industry events.