September 14, 2011 THE VILLADOM TIMES I • Page 9 FLOW Notes Car Show participants, sponsors sought The Indian Hills High School Class of 2013 is seeking participants and sponsors for its annual Car Show fundraiser, which will be held on Sept. 24 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the high school. (Rain date: Oct. 8.) Autos from the 1930s through 1980s are being sought. Many types of vehicles will be represented. To receive a registration form with a full list of car categories, or for more information, e-mail ihhsclassof2013@gmail.com or visit www.rih.org/page. cfm?p=826. Anyone interested in sponsoring a trophy class, pur- chasing space in the show book, or reserving vendor space, may call (201)-337-0100, extension 6047. Indian Hills High School is located at 97 Yawpo Avenue in Oakland. Cheerleading Clinic to be held at Ramapo The Ramapo Varsity Cheerleaders will hold a Cheerleading Clinic for girls in kindergarten through grade five. This three-hour event will be held on Saturday, Oct. 22 from 9 a.m. to noon. Attendees will learn a cheer and participate in a performance at the conclusion of the program. The clinic will be held in the upper gym at Ramapo High School, which is located on George Street in Franklin Lakes. Contact Sharon Winters at slwinters@optonline. net or (201) 651-0228 for registration forms. replicating the test done during the billboard application public hearing in 2007. Meese said T-Mobile had already granted three extensions of time to the board, and he was not authorized to grant another time extension. DiFlora also noted that the setback requirement is 300 feet and T-Mobile wants 156 feet. He pointed out that the board often puts residents “through the mill” for impinging two or three feet into a 25 foot setback. “You’re not looking at 290 feet or 280 feet, but 156 feet, which is pretty significant,” DiFlora said.” DiFlora reminded the residents, however, that when the Ramapo High School monopole application came before the board and it was denied, that denial was overturned in Superior Court in Hackensack. He cautioned the residents if that happens in this application, the board would lose its ability to set conditions on the facility, and he did not know if they thought about that. Nevertheless, the residents indicated they did not want the variance granted, and they would prefer taking their chances in court. iDebate for Arya, at Cavallini School. Arya’s dream was to have a debate club at Cavallini. He argued his case, knowing that middle school-level debate clubs are virtually non-existent in this area. Although he did not live to see his dream become a reality, his father and teacher Stephanie Chamberlin joined forces to get the program off the ground with the support of Cavallini School Principal Dr. Gene Solomon and Assistant Principal James McCusker. In June, two teams of Cavallini seventh graders debated the use of Facebook by middle school students. Magic show benefit set Magician Tommy Wind will perform at the Sept. 30 fundraiser planned by the Municipal Alliances of Franklin Lakes, Oakland, and Wyckoff. The performance will be held from 7 to 10 p.m. at Indian Hills High School, 97 Yawpo Road in Oakland. The doors will open at 6:15 p.m. Before the performance, students and civic organizations will provide music, face painting, refreshments, and other activities. The event will benefit programs throughout the FLOW community, including DARE, Project Graduation, and Red Ribbon Week. Sponsorships and donations for the program are still needed. Sponsorship opportunities are available from a $100 “Friend of the Municipal Alliance” to $500 for a gold-level sponsorship. Tickets for this event are $10 for adults and $8 for students and senior citizens. To purchase tickets in advance, send a check made payable to the Franklin Lakes Municipal Alliance to: Franklin Lakes Municipal Alliance, c/ o Evelyn Innocenti, 760 Smoke Hollow Trail, Franklin Lakes, NJ 07417. At the door, tickets will cost an additional $2. For more information, or to become a sponsor, contact Innocenti at (646) 235-0773 or evelyninn@verizon.net, or visit themunicipalalliance.org. T-Mobile monopole (continued from page 3) location within Franklin Lakes which is a less intrusive location,” Meese said. “There is no place in the borough of Franklin Lakes where T-Mobile could comply with all of your regulations -- no place. T-Mobile has looked at all the other properties, and the board has an obligation to allow T-Mobile to operate.” According to Meese, there is no better place in the community for this facility and he added, “Based on that, and on case law, I believe the board should grant the variance because the applicant has met its burden for this facility.” Zoning Board Chairman Steven DiFlora said he thought the digital photo display presented by Karlebach was insufficient to show all the angles from which he would expect to see the monopole. He suggested another test be done to show the visual effects of the monopole iWalk for Arya (continued from page 6) therapy techniques, enabling immune cells to find and eliminate the cancer cells that escape conventional treatment. In addition to their work to fight childhood cancer, the Majumders have also helped to establish a debate club,