����� in business Ulrich’s Award Winning Designers October 9, 2013 THE VILLADOM TIMES II • Page 13 Eva’s Fresh: It’s not about a diet Conover I Eva’s n and Fresh, June Lynne of 2012, LLC. Skead Eva They launched offer Aparna Vijayan, Julia Kleyman, Jeannie Fulton, and Bonnie Hufnagel experienced women designers Aparna Vijayan, U award: lrich’s Kleyman, top talented honors and from Fulton, renowned Bonnie cabinet Hufnagel – – proudly Wood-Mode, their Julia for Jeannie and display latest manufacturer consistently achieving “Masters Club” status for 28 straight years. Masters’ Club comprises the exclusive group of Wood-Mode dealers from across the U.S. who have consistently achieved top sales. The Ulrich design team has over 35 years of experience with Wood-Mode products, and like everything the company does in home renovation, the team offers a great depth of knowledge and expertise on the subject. Clients are invited into Ulrich’s Ridgewood showroom to explore hands-on with a complete collec- tion of cabinet styles and finishes in professionally designed, fully accessorized displays, a full array of samples and portfolio ideas, and even a live Wood-Mode display. Whether you’re a chef par excellence or simply require a kitchen, bath, or other home living space that accommodates your family’s daily needs, you’ll find prod- ucts like Wood-Mode among Ulrich’s carefully selected resources. With a breadth of style options, quality, and value, Wood-Mode is just one of the quality brands that Ulrich dream homes are made of. Ulrich, Inc. offers comprehensive design/build services… Step into the Ulrich Experience and Step into your dream home! fresh, healthy lunches, and help educate clients about adopting healthier lifestyles. “We want to help people get healthy by offering our custom- ers easy access to fresh, healthy foods and by educating and supporting people on how to live a healthier lifestyle,” Eva and Lynne say. Eva, a certified health coach, lives a Maya Angelou quote, “When you know better, you do better.” As a health coach, Eva helps her clients find the right mix of Lynne Skead and Eva Conover food, exercise, and self care. She also encourages clients to look at other areas of their lives and get their physical body, mind, and soul in balance. Eva’s Fresh offers one-on-one coaching, six-week small group workshops (one will begin in Ridgewood on Nov. 4) and individual talks for groups, businesses, and organizations. The upcoming workshop is entitled “It’s Not about a Diet.” “I take a different approach than what most folks are used to,” Eva says. “For me, health and wellness are not about a diet. They are about a balanced life, whole foods, clean eating, and listening to what your body tells you it needs. It is also about awareness and the support you need to succeed.” This can be a slower approach than a crash diet, it’s a better way to create lifelong habits. Join her at a free event on Oct. 14 in Ridgewood to hear her top tips. Sessions will be held at 6:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Space is limited, so call to reserve a seat. Eva has inspired many people to live healthier lifestyles. Pounds have been lost, cholesterol levels have dropped, and folks are feeling healthier by working with her in small groups and as individuals. She is a certified Health Coach, accredited by the AADP. She studied at the Institute for Integrative Nutrition in NYC and holds a bachelor’s degree in medical technology. Contact Eva at (201) 912.5547 or eva@evasfresh.com. Visit www.evasfresh.com/ health-coaching for details. Ridgewood Chamber of Commerce: Sammi Eletto manages The Body Works Still going strong S ammi manager Eletto of The is Body the T he Ridgewood Chamber of Com- merce is a voluntary organization of individuals, businesses, professionals, and organizations dedicated to advancing the commercial, professional, civic, and gen- eral interests of the community. Associate members -- businesses that are part of the community but are not located in Ridge- wood -- are welcome. Since the Chamber was incorporated in 1927, it has served Ridgewood con- tinuously. It acts as a public relations counselor, a representative to local gov- ernment, a problem solver, an information and resource center, and as a coordinator of business and professional programs and promotions. The Chamber promotes the maintenance of a dignified and successful business and professional district, offers exposure to members, and provides net- Joan Groome working opportunities. An unsalaried board of directors deter- mines Chamber policies, which are carried out by an executive director and administrator. The Chamber works cooperatively with the New Jersey Chamber of Commerce, the Commerce and Industry Association, the Village of Ridgewood’s government, and other organizations that serve the residents. The Chamber is located at 27 Chestnut Street, Suite 1B. Members, residents, and visitors are welcome. This busy organization supports seasonal events that make Ridgewood a great place to bring family and friends. Events include Downtown for the Holidays, the Tree Lighting Celebration, Easter in Ridgewood, Sidewalk Sale Days, the Car Show, and much more. Contact the Ridgewood Chamber of Commerce for your Rewards Card and start saving at over 120 Chamber member locations in Ridgewood. Visit www. experienceridgewood.com for the current updated discount listing in Ridgewood, or call (201) 445-2600. Shop Ridgewood; Shop Locally. Works, an auto repair shop located at 274 Greenwood Avenue in Midland Park. She has had an interest in the family business since she was 13, and while her father runs the shop, she has added her own touch to the 30-year-old busi- ness by introducing the latest technology to make operations run even more smoothly than before. Sammi schedules the day-to-day body work on all makes and models, and deals with the insurance companies. Sammi Eletto “This is an independent shop, so we repair cars as we see fit. We feel that is the safest way,” says the William Paterson University graduate. The Body Works is a full-service auto body repair facility, licensed and insured in the State of New Jersey, and works with all insurance companies. Their ASE-cer- tified experts repair damage from minor to major, including frame repair, on any vehicle from regular everyday driver vehicles to police cars to fire trucks. The staff provides expert color matching, and takes pride in working meticulously to make each vehicle look like new. Restorations are a specialty here as well, with particular attention paid to the repair and maintenance of classic cars. The Body Works offers competitive hourly rates, local vehicle pick up and delivery, and parking right in front of the shop. They are available to their custom- ers 24/7, including emergency tow service, night drop off and online scheduling through their website, www.bworks.biz. Call (201) 857-8600 or email Sammi@bworks.biz for information, or feel free to stop down and see their state-of-the-art 4,000 sq. ft. facility.