Villadom Times Weekly Newpaper Online-September 23, 2009 Issue

Page 26 THE VILLADOM TIMES I • September 23, 2009 The community is invited to celebrate Mahwah Day on Saturday, Sept. 26 at Commodore Perry Field. This full day of events will include a parade, food, live music, air brush tattoos, fireworks, pony rides, face painting, pumpkin painting, balloon art, children’s rides, and hot air balloon rides. 9-23-09 Joan from Janine Clowns will also provide humorous enterMahwahDayBanner(9-23-09) tainment as they weave their way through Community to celebrate life in township the crowd. The civic pride celebration will begin at noon with the Banner and Float Parade. The parade will begin at Miller Road, continue onto East Ramapo Avenue, and finish at Commodore Perry Field. An opening ceremony will follow on the stage at 12:30 p.m. Featured acts at the stage will include Celebrate Mahwah Day • September 26 6 col x .75 Above and left: Scenes from last year’s Mahwah Day. �� SOUND MIND SOUND BODY �� the Kids Character Review at 1 p.m., Outragehisss Pets at 2 p.m., a Shido-Kan Karate demonstration at 3 p.m., and a magic show at 4 p.m. The Kids Character Review will return at 5 p.m. From 6 to 8 p.m., enjoy live music by the Rollin Thunder Band. The Old Station Museum and Caboose, located just across the street from the field, will also be on board with activities for residents of all ages to enjoy. Events on the field there will include offer food and children’s rides at noon, pony rides at 1 p.m., and a Dog Show at 2 p.m. Registration for the Dog Show will be held at 1:30 p.m. at the booth located on the (continued on next page) National Competition available in Gymnastics, Volleyball, Softball, Bowling, Golf Cultural, etc. �� You May Not Need a New Driveway… racks and potholes do not necessarily mean that you need a completely new driveway, according to Rich of McFarlane Driveway Restoration. The McFarlane family has a history of servicing the Bergen/Passaic area. Getting a new driveway costs thousands of dollars, but Rich and his crew are ready to restore the driveway you have as an economical alternative with the latest Asphalt recyRich McFarlane cling and infrared equipment available. They are a Blacktop Company that has gone GREEN! McFarlane Driveway Restoration ﬁlls potholes with hot asphalt – not cold ﬁll that rapidly decays. The hot asphalt is then melted along the edges, forming a direct seal with the driveway. Best yet – your driveway will be ready for trafﬁc within 24 hours. It seems Rich was destined to get into the family business. His parents drove him home from the hospital – his very ﬁrst ride -- in a paving truck, a safe choice for the newborn given the blizzard conditions that day. As he grew up, Rich heard potential customers asking if the company repaired potholes, which it did not at the time. Rich decided this area would be a great niche for him, and his success in this specialty area followed. Ask Rich and his team how they can help you extend the life of your current driveway. His company also applies seal coat to help protect driveways against deterioration. Rich recommends resealing the driveway at least every two years to replenish asphalt, which can become aged and weathered. Restore yours today! They have kept their 2008 prices and are honoring 2008 estimates too. No job is too small. McFarlane Driveway Restoration is a member of the Mahwah Regional Chamber of Commerce. They welcome all commercial and residential clients. Call their friendly ofﬁce staff for your free consultation today at (201) 560-0222 or visit online at www.drivewayrestoration.com C �� �� �� 9-23-09 joan/janine �� AmericanTurner3x3(9-23-09) �� 3 x 3” Mahwah’s Best Kept Secret �� Jazzing Hair Designers now here! ��