Page 12 THE VILLADOM TIMES I • June 23, 2010 Royal welcome Royal Cleaners, an organic dry cleaning business, has opened at 807 Franklin Avenue, Franklin Lakes. The ribbon cutting was celebrated with Abe Cho, Franklin Lakes Chamber of Commerce President Jeff Allen, Franklin Lakes Mayor Maura DeNicola, Al Patel, Pat Patel, and Victor Patel. For information, call (201) 485-7802. Franklin Lakes Scribe Merliss to perform musical program Songwriter and entertainer Teri Merliss will offer a four-week summer program for children ages four and up. Merliss will entertain with lazy summer stories and sing original songs written and performed with the children every Friday, July 9 through 30, from 11 to 11:30 a.m. The program will include audience participation. Registration for Franklin Lakes residents has begun. Non-residents may register on June 24. Registrations may be completed by phone at (201) 891-2224 or by visiting the library on DeKorte Drive during regular hours. Create a ceiling tile at the library Children in the “Make a Splash” summer reading program will have an opportunity to create an original artwork tile to be hung on the ceiling of the children’s room at the Franklin Lakes Public Library. Participants in kindergarten through grade two will make their tiles on July 6; children in grades three through six will create theirs on July 8. Both groups meet at 2:30 p.m. Registration is required. Franklin Lakes residents may register beginning June 24; non-residents may begin to register July 1. Call (201) 891-2224 or visit the library during regular hours. The library is located on DeKorte Drive. T-shirts to ‘dye’ for Children in grades four through six are invited to tie dye their own T-shirts at the Franklin Lakes Public Library on Tuesday, July 13 at 4 p.m. Participants are asked to bring a white cotton T-shirt to the workshop. Registration will begin on July 1 for Franklin Lakes residents, and on July 8 for non-residents. To register, call (201) 891-2224 or visit the library during regular hours. Children invited to treasure hunt The Franklin Lakes Public Library will to present “Search the Seven Seas Adventures” with world famous treasure hunter Jason Edwards on Wednesday, July 14 at 2 p.m. Children in grades three through six are invited to use their creativity and their deduction and cooperation skills to track down coded and secret clues in the Seven Seas Treasure Hunt. Registration is required. Franklin Lakes residents may register on July 1, and non-residents may register on July 8. Calling (201) 891-2224 or visit the library on DeKorte Drive during regular hours. Shakespeare comedy comes to library New Jersey’s Next Stage Ensemble will perform Shakespeare’s “As You Like It” at the Franklin Lakes Public Library on Wednesday, July 7 at 7 p.m. This pastoral romantic comedy is set in France and features one of Shakespeare’s most famous and oft-quoted speeches, “All the world’s a stage.” Reservations/tickets for this free event are now available at the adult reference desk. Call (201) 891-2224. BEST PRICES...BEST SELECTION OF 2010 WEBER GRILLS THERE’S A WEBER GRILL MADE FOR YOU! Open Sunday 9-3 C and onstrationEvent Dem ales Truckload S WEBER ook-Out See the WEBER Grill in Action • Taste the results Saturday - 11am-3pm We carry the complete line of 2010 WEBER Grills. Come see them all. 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Instead, however, the French V Advanced Placement class is being dropped, and French III and IV are being combined for a total of 21 students. Dr. Heebink explained that since next year’s total enrollment in French is expected to be 50-55 students, the teacher’s full time schedule was reduced to .8, allowing for her to teach five classes, one of them combined. The contractual agreement with the MPEA only permits the combination of two classes one time during the day. Since French V would have been a sixth class with only three students, it was discontinued. “If money were no object, it would be wonderful to offer this course for these motivated students, along with a variety of other great courses for similarly small numbers of students with high interest. Unfortunately, that is certainly not the situation this year, which is why we need to examine a range of options,” Dr. Heebink concluded. The contractual agreement only permits the combination of two classes one time during the day. 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