Villadom Times Weekly Newpaper Online-June 1, 2011 Issue

Page 2 THE VILLADOM TIMES I, II, III & IV • June 1, 2011 The exhibit will include more than three dozen original works. A special section of the exhibit showcases “Ho-HoVilladom Happenings Kus: Then and Now,” in which Steccato presents a dozen historical views of the community alongside photographs taken from the same vantage point today. Many of these ‘Turn on the Lights’ gala set photographs depict architectural features that are normally Habitat for Humanity of Bergen County will host its out of sight to passersby and may surprise the museum visi“Turning on the Lights” 2011 Builder of Year Gala on tor. Wednesday, June 1 from 6:30 to 10:30 p.m. at The VeneAdmission to “Images of Yesteryear: A Photographic tian, 546 River Drive in Garfield. Journey” is included with regular admission to the HermitKevin Lynch and Oritani Bank will be “turning on the age Museum: $7 for adults, $5 for seniors, and $4 for chillights” at 101 Wyckoff Avenue in Waldwick, the home ren- dren ages five through 12. Children age five and younger ovated with Habitat for Humanity’s help. Oritani’s Charita- and museum members will be admitted free of charge. The ble Foundation has generously funded one of the building’s museum and exhibit will be open to the public Wednesdays four condominium units. The event’s goal is to seek the through Sundays, 1 to 4 p.m. funds needed to allow Habitat for Humanity to “Turn on the Lights” in the other three homes this summer. Event to beneﬁt Community Meals The evening’s festivities will include a cocktail party The Second Annual Meals that Matter, a fundraiser to with open bar, dessert, dancing, prize baskets, and an aucbenefit Community Meals, Inc., will be held on Tuesday, tion. To purchase tickets, make a donation, or obtain more June 7. Area restaurants will donate a percentage of the day’s receipts to Community Meals, Inc., a non-profit meal information, contact Christine Incontro at (201) 457-1020. delivery service that assists residents of Allendale, Glen Rock, Ho-Ho-Kus, Midland Park, Ridgewood, Waldwick, Hermitage presents photo exhibit and Saddle River. The Hermitage Museum will present the new exhibit, To participate, mention “Meals that Matter” at the fol“Images of Yesteryear: A Photographic Journey,” on lowing restaurants on June 7: A Mano in Ridgewood, Sunday, June 12. The display will run through Oct. 2. The www.amanopizza.com; Allendale Bar and Grill, www. exhibit features the work of Master Photographer Jeffrey allendalebarandgrill.com.; Andreas Ristorante Italiano in Steccato, the 2010 National Award Recipient and owner of Waldwick, www.andreasrestaurantnj.com.; Arturo’s ResHaviland Photography in Ho-Ho-Kus. taurant in Midland Park, www.arturos-restaurant.com.; Francesca Brick Oven Pizza and Pasta in Glen Rock, www. glenrockpizza.com.; Ho-Ho-Kus Inn and Tavern in HoHo-Kus, http://hohokusinn.com.; Janice: A Bistro in HoHo-Kus, www.janiceabristro.com.; Legend’s Steakhouse in Midland Park, www.legends-steakhouse.com.; Savini Restaurant in Allendale, (201) 760-3700 (reservations suggested); The Sicilian Sun Ristorante in Ho-Ho-Kus, www. siciliansun.com.; and Smith Brothers Steak and Chophouse in Ridgewood, www.smithbrothersridgewood.com. Community Meals, Inc. provides meals to those who are unable to shop or cook for themselves due to age or disability. The organization operates without public funding and is staffed by volunteers for meal delivery. While most clients can afford the cost of the meals, there are those who cannot. CMI offers partially subsidized or free meals on the basis of financial need. Donations are the sole source of the subsidies. For more information on CMI call (201) 445-8295 or communitymeals@verizon.net or visit www.communitymealsonwheels.org. Christian Singles to host dinner Christian Singles of North Jersey will host a Potluck Dinner and Game Night on Saturday, June 4 at 6:30 p.m. at the Faith Community Christian Reformed Church Barn, 530 Sicomac Avenue in Wyckoff. Attendees may bring a favorite main dish, salad, soup, or appetizer to share (to feed approximately six people). Desserts, coffee, tea, soda, and snacks will be provided. The cost is $4. After dinner, the group will play board games. For information, call (201) 337-7492. Free business counseling offered The Mahwah Regional Chamber of Commerce has expanded the availability of SCORE business services to non-Chamber members. These services are free of charge and are available at the Chamber offices at 65 Ramapo Valley Road, Suite 211 in Mahwah. MRCC has been offering SCORE business counseling since 2009 as a unique benefit to Chamber members. SCORE provides free confidential counseling from experienced volunteer business coaches who offer real(continued on page 24) Have you filled out a “requester” form yet? If you have, we thank you. If you have not yet done so, please take a moment now. It’s only necessary to respond to this request one time, but more responses are still needed. These “requester” forms help us save on postage and assure a higher level of service for our readers as the U.S. Post Office reduces its services. Please remind your friends, co-workers, and fellow organization members to respond, too. 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