February 15, 2012 THE VILLADOM TIMES I • Page 15 FLOW Notes FLOW Follies tickets available Tickets for the FLOW Follies, slated for March 8, 9, 10, and 11, are now on sale. Tickets to this original musical and comedy production by Ramapo Indian Hills teach- ers, students, and parents, are $10 for adults and $8 for students and seniors when purchased by March 5. After this date, tickets will be available at the door for an increased price. The producers of the 2012 FLOW Follies invite local senior citizens to a special matinee performance of “Come FLOW With Me” on Sunday, March 11 at 2 p.m. A light luncheon will be included at 1 p.m. Letters to the Editor (continued from page 14) being of equal weight (e.g., one wife is as important as keeping hair short). I could say more, but space is limited. If a writer is going to opine on a topic, especially one involving such important matters as the Bible and the role of marriage in our society, it would be helpful if he or she used accurate information and/or was sufficiently educated in the subject matter. Merely reading the Bible multiple times in this case does not suffice. Joel S. Peters Mahwah Note: Mr. Peters teaches theology in a Catholic high school and holds a master’s degree from Immaculate Conception Seminary at Seton Hall University. Dear Editor: In recent article (published elsewhere), Wyckoff Mayor DePhillips stated that the Wyckoff Township Committee did not nominate Brian Scanlan for deputy mayor due, in part, to “persistent attacks by a vocal minority, which has supported (his) political campaign.” It appears that Mayor DePhillips was speaking on behalf of the vocal majority…the four members of the township committee who maintain partisan rule in Wyckoff. Clearly, they have failed to give Mr. Scanlan the respect and recognition he deserves. Despite Mr. Scanlan’s selfless contributions on the core issues of property taxes, protection of our town character, and maintaining good public services, he has not been appropriately acknowledged by his fellow committeemen. In the meantime, he continues to work toward a nonpartisan town government that operates with full transparency. Moreover, Mayor DePhillips and company are ignoring the vocal majority of voters who overwhelmingly reelected Mr. Scanlan for a second three-year term. Mr. Scanlan has been overlooked once again for the positions of deputy mayor and mayor, even though the citizens of Wyckoff spoke loud and clear at the polls. As one who voted for Brian Scanlan, I am surprised and very disappointed that he did not receive the acknowledgement of his fellow committeemen. It is clearly time for the people of Wyckoff to have a voice in who becomes our next mayor! Eileen Avia Wyckoff The cost for this matinee is $8. For over 25 years, FLOW Follies has provided scholarships for graduating seniors at Ramapo and Indian Hills high schools. Last year, seniors received $40,000 in scholarship funds. Tickets to all the performances, including the senior matinee, may be purchased by sending a check made payable to “FLOW Follies 2012” to: Cathy Hommes, 316 Paul Court, Wyckoff NJ 07481. Call (201) 7740432 for details. Additional information is available online at www.flowfollies.org. Class of 2014 selling umbrellas The Ramapo High School Class of 2014 is holding an umbrella sale to raise funds for Project Graduation. The students are offering green and white golf umbrellas for $20 each. The 60-inch bumbershoots have a metal shaft and wooden handle. A 36inch telescopic folding version is available for $15. Both sport the Ramapo Raiders logo. To purchase an umbrella, call Laura Corino-Policastro at (201) 485-8298. Class of 2012 hosts Fashion Show The Class of 2012 at Indian Hills High School will present “Ready for Takeoff,” a night of fashion, food, and prizes, on March 22. The event will be held at Portobello Banquets, 155 Ramapo Valley Road, Oakland. Dinner and a preview of prizes will begin at 6 p.m. The show will follow at 7:30 p.m. Fashions will be modeled by the students. Tickets are $45 and proceeds will benefit Project Graduation 2012, a safe way for seniors to celebrate graduation. For more information or to purchase tickets, contact Sue Kerbel at (201) 4051041. ‘Ramapo Rocks the Ages’ coming up The Ramapo High School senior class will hold “Ramapo Rocks the Ages” on Monday, March 19 at 6:30 p.m. at the Brownstone, 351 West Broadway in Paterson. The evening will include dinner, entertainment, prize baskets, and a cash prize contest. Proceeds benefit the Project Graduation program. Tickets, which are $52 for adults and $35 for students, are available at www. rhsapts.org. For more information, contact Elisa Marra at (201) 447-9477 or Elisa10K@optonline.net. People need voice