Ridgewood February 15, 2012 THE VILLADOM TIMES II • Page 23 The members of Ridgewood’s Old Paramus Reformed Church’s Women’s Guild were recently installed at a can- OPRC Women’s Guild holds installation of officers dlelight ceremony. OPRC Pastor Rev. Tom Marsden, who presided over the ceremony, said, “In Old Paramus Reformed Church, we recognize the place and need for many kinds of service that call for willing dedication and faithful leadership. It is with joy and thanksgiving that we set apart for service in our congregation those who have been chosen and elected as officers of the Women’s Guild.” Past president Joan Miller (2007-11) then called forward six officers (left to right): Sally Brandes, president; Carol Beckmann, corresponding secretary; Avis Fleckenstein, program chairperson; Doris Blom, hospitality chairperson; Carol Mah, social service chairperson; and Ann Robin, publicity secretary. Previously installed were Treasurer Joan Schoeffel and Recording Secretary Judith Warnaar. Women’s Guild members are not required to be OPRC church members, and men and women from the surrounding community are welcome to attend any of the guild’s monthly programs, which feature informative speakers. At left: OPRC Women’s Guild officers being installed by Rev. Pastor Tom Marsden: Sally Brandes, president; Carol Beckmann, corresponding secretary; Avis Fleckenstein, program chairperson; Doris Blom, hospitality chairperson; Carol Mah, social service chairperson; and Ann Robin, publicity secretary. Left center: President Sally Brandes and Past-President Joan Miller in front of an artist’s representation of ‘Windows with a View,’ the 2012 theme of Women’s Guild monthly programs. Bottom: Women’s Guild members participating in the Feb. 1 candlelight installation ceremony. Have you filled out a “requester” form yet? If you have, we thank you for your time. If you have not yet done so, please take a moment now. It’s only necessary to respond to this request one time, but many 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. We need many thousands more to achieve our goal. The form may be completed online (www.freevilladom.com), mailed in, or dropped off at our office at 333 Godwin Avenue in Midland Park. Your information will Keep those responses coming only be used for this purpose. Each addressee needs to fill out the form only one time, even though the form will appear in several places over the coming weeks. Weekly mail delivery to all homes and businesses will continue uninterrupted and free of charge regardless of whether readers return the completed form, but a prompt return is greatly appreciated. Organizations that are willing to help us in our campaign to get back completed forms are asked to call Ester at (201) 652-0744 or e-mail ester@villadom.com. Please respond today, and please patronize our advertisers, who have made it possible for you to enjoy our publication since 1987.