Page 10 THE VILLADOM TIMES III • June 23, 2010 Saddle River Valley Notes Seniors plan Saratoga Springs trip The seniors at Church of the Presentation are planning a trip to Saratoga Springs July 27 through 29. The tour includes deluxe bus accommodations, two nights in a hotel, seven meals, a luncheon cruise, guided tours of the Chapman Museum, Hyde Collection, National Museum of Racing, and the Hall of Fame, and reserved seating for a luncheon at the Saratoga Racetrack. The cost of the trip is $405 double occupancy, or $5l5 for single occupancy. A deposit of $50 or full payment must be made by June 30. For more information contact Ina Stankiewicz at (201) 391-6475 or Milli Stellatos at (201) 327-1313 extension 812. Fundraiser to benefit CASA The Saddle River Valley Junior Woman’s Club has launched a summer fundraiser to benefit Bergen County CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates). Perfect for combating the effects of the sun and chlorine after a day at the pool, the club is offering Detox Spa Detoxifying Rescue Wash and a Re-Mineralizing Body Lotion at a discount. All proceeds will benefit CASA, an independent, non-profit organization of professionals and trained volunteers who have been appointed by the New Jersey Family Court to advocate for children who have been removed from their homes due to abuse and/or neglect while helping to move them toward safe and permanent homes. Fundraiser prices are $38 for the wash and $42.50 for the lotion. Prices include tax and delivery for those in USR and the surrounding areas. For more information, visit www.srvjwc.org or (201) 665-9454. Books n’ Basketball event set The Upper Saddle River Library will host Books n’ Basketball on Aug. 1 at Madison Square Garden in New York City. The $15 package includes entry to the pre-game event with Rita Williams-Garcia, author of “One Crazy Summer,” an autographed copy of her book, and a ticket to Liberty vs. Connecticut game at 4 p.m. For tickets, visit http:/tinyurl.com/booksnbasketball code: Books. For more information, contact: abigail.kruger@thegarden.com or (212) 4655933. Bridge players sought The Upper Saddle River Library is seeking individuals who are interested in bridge lessons. Interested parties are invited to leave their contact information at the circulation desk with the day of the week and hours that are convenient. The library is located at 245 Lake Street. Phone (201) 3272583. Tennis Permits available for 2010 Tennis permits for the use of the USR tennis courts, located on West Saddle River Road in front of Reynolds School, are now available at borough hall. A family membership is $35 and an individual membership is priced at $20. For more information call the USR Recreation Department at (201) 327-3634 or USRRecreation@aol. com. Visit the borough website at www. USRtoday.org for information about all Recreation programs. Lions Club recycles eyeglasses For more than 60 years, Lions clubs have been collecting used eyeglasses for recycling. Donated glasses are either given to support local eyeglass recycling efforts or shipped to one of seven official Lions Eyeglass Recycling Centers. The Saddle River Valley Lions Club has placed “eyeglass collection boxes” through the club area. Gold and purple boxes with the Lions logo can be found at the following locations: Mahwah: Bank of America, Town Hall, Library and a drive up white box at 190 Franklin Turnpike; Ramsey: Town Hall, Library, Ramsey High School, Quality Optical (Main Street); Saddle River: Bank of America; and Upper Saddle River: Library. For information on the Saddle River Valley Lions Club, write to P.O. Box 333, Saddle River, NJ 07458. Free audiobook software available The Upper Saddle River Library is offering success that Eva’s Village has asked me to help coordinate it this year as an annual event involving groups, corporate sponsors, and volunteers,” Boland said. Originally a New Jersey soup kitchen, Eva’s Village (www.evasvillage.org) was founded in 1982 by Monsignor Vincent E. Puma in response to the increasing incidence of homelessness in his Paterson parish. Msgr. Puma soon realized that a soup kitchen was not enough. With the generous support of thousands of donors and private and government grants, Eva’s has grown into the most respected anti-poverty program in New Jersey. To volunteer, contact Jennifer Doherty at (973) 523-6220, extension 248. Gold Awards (continued from page 4) a family residence for homeless and addicted mothers at Eva’s Village. These activities included story craft hours, a luau, and numerous craft parties such as a fleece pillow making workshop. The Scouts then organized and ran a summer carnival for the parents, children, and staff of Eva’s family and recovery programs. Boland also planned a Mommy and Me Photo Day at which a professional photographer took family portraits which she then framed and presented to the mothers and children. “The carnival was such an overwhelm- ����������������� ��������������������� �������� Come See Us in Action June 28th thru August 19th ����������������������������� Door to Door A/C Transportation Catered Lunch Included - Heated Pools 3:1 Camper/Staff, Special Events & Trips Well Rounded Swim, Sports & Arts Program Boys & Girls - Ages 3 to 15 Full Day 9am - 4pm Mini Day 9am - 1:20pm Magnificent 26 Acre Campus Lake for Boating & Fishing Daily Swim Instruction 234 Conklintown Road, Ringwood, NJ 07456 973-831-9000 www.springlakedaycamp.com Wow! We knew it was good, but not in our wildest imagination did we think Coastal Vines would become such a success in our store. 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