Page 4 THE VILLADOM TIMES I • March 28, 2012 Wyckoff County approves two new election districts for town by John Koster The Bergen County Board of Elections has approved the creation of two new election districts, numbers 9 and 10, for the Township of Wyckoff. New election districts are created when a voting district has more than 1,500 registered voters. District 9 is composed of areas formerly included in Districts 3 and 7. District 10 is composed of certain areas formerly included in Districts 1 and 8. Voters who reside on certain streets once part of District 3 are now included in District 7. District 9 voters will vote at the Lincoln School Gym at 325 Mason Avenue. Homeowners on Anthony Place with addresses between 191 and 200 will now be part of District 9. Complete streets now part of District 9 include Barrett Lane, Blue Hill Terrace, Brookside Avenue, Crescent Avenue, Cully Lane, Edgewood Avenue, Frost Court, Krysch Lane, Lisa Court, Logan Lane, Manor Road, Meadowbrook Road, Navajo Court, Stratton Court, Sycamore Court, Van Blarcom Lane, Van Syckle Lane, Windham Court North, and Windham Court. The section of Franklin Avenue with house numbers between 125 and 186 – both sides of Franklin Avenue from Crescent Avenue to the border with Waldwick – will also be part of District 9. District 10 voters will vote at the Eisen- hower School on Calvin Court. Streets now part of the new District 10 include Barnstable Drive, Bohny Drive, Booth Court, Brewster Road, Buckingham Court, Caldwell Drive, Calvin Court, Coolidge Terrace, Cottage Road, Drury Lane, Eisenhower Court, Fox Hollow Road, Glendale Road, Karen Place, Laauwe Place, Lynch Place, Manchester Way, Mills Place, Nancy Lane, New York Avenue, Old Mill Lane, Orchard Road, Paine Road, Ridgewood Avenue, Robertson Drive, Snyder Road, Ullman Avenue, Weisch Lane, and Wyckoff Avenue. Partial streets include both sides of Cedar Hill Avenue from Wyckoff Avenue to Route 208, including house numbers 410 to 486, odd-numbered houses on Grandview Avenue from 407 to 485, and house numbers from 303 to 372 on James Way. Even numbered houses on Meer Avenue from 402 to 478 are also now in District 10. District 7 gained Godwin Drive, Sherwood Lane, Colonial Drive, and Shadyside Drive, and even numbered houses from 230 to 276 on Godwin Avenue, even numbered houses 192 to 290 on Franklin Avenue, odd-numbered houses from 177 to 201 on Crescent Avenue, and odd-numbered houses from 39 to 111 on Harding Road. Curbside pickups and leaf collections, which are handled on a district by district basis, will remain on the schedule listed on the 2012 municipal calendar. Changes in the collection schedules will start in 2013. The FLOW Follies performance of ‘Come FLOW with Me,’ included a fresh offering for area senior citizens: Matinee and Munchies. This was the 26th annual variety show performed by FLOW Follies, a group of volunteers whose goal is to raise scholarship monies for graduating seniors from the Ramapo and Indian Hills high schools. For $8, Bergen County seniors were treated to a lunch provided by local merchants, served by members of RIH’s Interact Club, and coordinated by Sue Valenta, a Friend of FLOW Follies parent volunteer. After lunch, nearly 100 senior residents and local municipal officials, enjoyed a lively matinee. While all of the proceeds from ticket sales, fundraisers, community dinner nights, refreshments, and Friends of FLOW Follies memberships have not been tallied, event organizers report that close to $45,000 has been raised this year. Funds will support graduating seniors at both Ramapo and Indian Hills. Kneeling: Students from the Interact Club who participated in Matinee and Munchies. Back row: Carla Pappalardo, executive producer, 2011-2012 FLOW Follies; Christopher DePhillips, mayor of Wyckoff; Linda Schwager, mayor of Oakland; Brian Scanlan, Wyckoff Township Committee member; Sandra Coira, Oakland Council member; and Susan Valenta. Good show!