Villadom Times Weekly Newpaper Online-April 15, 2009 Issue

April 15, 2009 THE VILLADOM TIMES I • Page 17 �� Barnert Temple invites the community to “A Celebration of Giving” on Thursday, April 30, at 6 p.m. Robert and Ellen Gutenstein will be honored at this event, which will be held at The Tides Estate in North Haledon. The Gutensteins, long-time Ridgewood residents, will be presented with the first Rabbi Martin Freedman Humanitarian Award in recognition of their dedication, leadership, and charitable work. Their tireless support of innumerable Jewish causes, The Valley Hospital Foundation, and the Wharton Business School epitomizes the spirit of the award. “For so many years, Bob and Ellen Gutenstein have devoted themselves to helping others,” explained Elisse Share, co-chair of the event. “We take pride in recognizing their commitment to Barnert Temple and to their strong belief in helping to repair the world by giving back to the community and building leadership through service.” The event, which includes cocktails, dinner and an auction, will feature music by the Aztec Two-Step performing the Simon and Garfunkel Songbook. The musical part of the event will be hosted by Pete Fornatale, rock and roll historian, and veteran DJ. Proceeds from the event will support Homes for Our Troops, and Barnert Temple education and outreach programs. Homes for Our Troops, a non-profit organization founded in 2004, builds new homes and adapts existing homes for handicapped accessibility for returning veterans �� Barnert Temple hosts ‘Celebration of Giving’ who have selflessly served and returned home with serious disabilities. There is no cost to the veterans served. Reservations for “A Celebration of Giving” may be made by contacting Barnert Temple at (201) 848-1800 or by visiting online at www. barnerttemple.org. For more information about the event or about joining Barnert Temple, contact Alice Kintisch, at (201) 848-1800. Pictured: Robert Gutenstein and Ellen Gutenstein. As part of a continuing effort to send letters and packages of support, Franklin Lakes VFW Post 5702 is seeking the names of troops serving in Iraq or Afghanistan. The VFW is asking the public to provide them with the mailing addresses of anyone from Oakland or Franklin Lakes currently serving in Iraq or Afghanistan so they can add them to their support effort. VFW seeks names of servicemen Oakland residents having the name and address of a member of the military serving in Iraq or Afghanistan are asked to e-mail Post 5702 Adjutant, Doug Neralich at post5702adj@gmail.com. Franklin Lakes residents may contact Nancy Yarish at nyarish@franklinlakes.org or (201) 891-0048 extension 1204 or Post 5702 Adjutant Doug Neralich at post5702adj@gmail.com. Michael R. Marcus, C.P.A. Personal & Business Tax Preparation 851 Franklin Lakes Rd, Ste 30 Franklin Lakes, NJ 07417 Tel: (201) 560-0130 Fax: (201) 560-0019 Cell: (201) 803-5257 Email: MMarcusCPA@aol.com Evening & Weekend appointments available M.S. Taxation Gardening can be dangerous to your health. �� If you’re going to be digging in the dirt, be careful. There’s nothing more satisfying than a beautifully maintained yard or a prospering vegetable garden. After a long, cold winter, you can’t wait to go out there and get things growing. But don’t overdo it! If you’ve been inactive all winter, you could cause serious stress to your spine by pushing yourself too hard, too fast to transform your yard and garden into that vision of paradise you dreamed about while everything was buried in snow and ice. Take it slowly, and don’t overexert yourself. You don’t want that picture perfect landscape to cost you your good health. �� IF IN PAIN... CALL NOW FAMILY & SPORTS INJURY CENTER Dr. Alfonse De Maria, D.C. Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician �� CHIROPRACTIC 201-891-5599 Most Insurance Accepted �� 807 FRANKLIN AVENUE, FRANKLIN LAKES off Rt. 208, corner of Colonial Rd & Franklin Ave ��