April 10. 2013 THE VILLADOM TIMES I • Page 31 Park Windmill Recipe Luncheon set; sale items sought The Midland Park United Methodist Church located at 269 Godwin Avenue will host its annual Recipe Luncheon on Thursday, April 25. The event will be held at 12:30 p.m. in Fellowship Hall. The cost for lunch is $8, and includes salads, main courses, and desserts. The dishes for the luncheon are made by the excellent cooks of the church. MPUMC is now seeking donations of items for its annual Spring Garage Sale set for June 1. Donations for the sale may be dropped off on Tuesdays from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. or left by the garage at any other time. Please note: The church cannot accept computers, computer parts, or TVs. For more information, call (201) 445-3787. MPHS announces Good Samaritans Midland Park High School has announced its Good Samaritan Award recipients for March. Students and staff were recognized for their caring and respectful attitudes toward others. The following individuals were honored: Michelle Passero, Dave Miller, and teacher Mr. Jason Gangi. Vacation Bible School announced Faith Reformed Church in Midland Park will sponsor “Sun West Roundup Vacation Bible School” July 8 through 12 at the church located at 95 Prospect Street. Children in pre-K through seventh grade are invited to camp, which will meet weekdays from 9 a.m. to noon. Participants will learn songs, play games, participate in skits, and make crafts -- all in a Wild West theme. To register, use the online form available at www. GrowingGodsPeople.com or call (201) 444-1694. Register for fall soccer Registration for the Midland Park Soccer Association’s fall season is now open online at www.midlandparksports. com. In-town co-ed divisions include a clinic for children in Will Ruckel, owner of Le Chien on Central Avenue, created this window display to highlight the Midland Park Lions Club’s Annual Pancake Breakfast. This event will be held April 14 from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Midland Park Fire House Hall at 45 Witte Drive. During the breakfast, the club will announce the winner of this year’s Seeing Eye dog puppy contest. For ticket sales and further information, contact Lion Jack at (201) 444-8601 or any Lions Club member. Whimsical reminder kindergarten and first grade, the PeeWee program for students in grades two and three, a junior level for players in grades four and five, and senior level for students in grades six and seven. Travel divisions include boys’ and girls’ teams for Division 5 (U9) Division 4, (U11) and Division 3 (U13). The coed Division 2 program is open to students age 17 and under. Girls will play on Saturday mornings. Boys and Division 2 teams will play on Sunday afternoons. The deadline for travel team registration is June 15. Anyone registering after June 15 may be added at the discretion of the MPSA and its volunteer coaches. dent at Merrill Lynch/Bank of America. He is a member of the Midland Park Board of Adjustment and a former president of Midland Park Basketball and Softball. He is currently a board member of Bergen County Girls Softball. He is a graduate of Bergen Community College and Chubb Institute, and is a Rutgers certified instructor. McCourt has lived in Midland Park for 49 years and is a graduate of Midland Park High School. He received a bachelor’s degree in business with a minor in accounting from William Paterson College. He has been in the banking industry for 30 years and is currently senior vice president/ chief financial officer at Bogota Savings Bank. He is also the secretary of the Financial Managers Society of New York and New Jersey. McCourt is an active travel and recreation team coach for soccer, basketball, and softball. He is a past president of Midland Park Softball and past vice president of Midland Park Soccer. He is a referee for soccer and basketball and an umpire for baseball and softball. An avid runner who can often be seen in town and in neighboring towns, he has participated in multiple marathons over the years. The season for both leagues, in-town and travel, will begin Sept. 7. Late fees, except for clinic in-town teams, will be assessed after May 31. The MPSA reserves the right to move a player to the appropriate grade level or age division. For details, contact midlandparksoccer@gmail.com. School election (continued from page 6) the next year or two as the superintendent’s and teachers union’s contracts come up for renewal, staying on top of new teacher evaluation procedures and making sure that the district is represented fairly as new testing score reporting procedures go into effect. Currently the board’s vice president, Criscenzo holds BA and MA degrees from Kean University. She is an elementary school teacher and assistant principal with the Livingston School System and a clinical faculty member at Montclair State University. A 13-year resident, she is active in the elementary and high school PTAs, the Performing Arts Parents Association, and the Boosters Club, and is a founding member of the Midland Park Public Education Foundation. She is a Girl Scout Senior Leader and a past cheerleading coach. Formicola, a 23-year borough resident, is a vice presi-