August 28, 2013 THE VILLADOM TIMES III • Page 15 Ho-Ho-Kus Jottings Movie under the Stars set The Ho-Ho-Kus Family Movie Night will be held on Friday, Sept. 6 on the Ho-Ho-Kus Town Green. This year’s flick features an apathetic high school teacher who decides to moonlight as a martial arts fighter in an effort to save his school’s music program from budget cutbacks. In pursuit of his quest, the unlikely hero discovers courage and deter- mination, to become an inspiration to his students. Attend- ees are encouraged to bring blankets and chairs, and come early to enjoy music by DJ Tom. The movie will begin at dusk. The free event is sponsored by Ho-Ho-Kus Recreation Commission, the Ho-Ho-Kus Inn, Go4theGoal and the Ho-Ho-Kus/Saddle River Athletic Association. (Rain date: Sept. 13.) Scouts welcome new members Ho-Ho-Kus Cub Scout Pack 54 invites boys in grades one through four to its Sept. 14 Recruitment Day. The event will be held in the Ho-Ho-Kus Firehouse, 52 Sheri- dan Avenue, from 10 a.m. to noon. Prospective Cub Scouts and their parents will learn about the troop and its activities and will meet troop members while enjoying refreshments. Scout leaders will be on hand to answer questions. For more information, contact Ranee Blood at RaneeKC@aol.com. Community Church holds Oktoberfest The Community Church of Ho-Ho-Kus will host its second Oktoberfest on Saturday, Oct. 12. The fundraiser will be held from 7 to 11 p.m. The event will feature music by the New Jersey Polka Band, beer sampling, a wide selection of German foods, and seasonal savories and desserts catered by the Market Basket. A special auction and prize basket fundraiser will be included in the festivities. Tickets are $60 per person. Those who attend should bring their own beverages. Event organizers are now seeking donations of prizes and auction items. Sponsorship opportunities are also available. To donate a prize, become a sponsor, or purchase tickets to the Oktoberfest, contact Jeanne Hamlin at The Community Church of Ho-Ho-Kus, 410 Warren Avenue in Ho-Ho-Kus, call (201) 445-6310, or e-mail jhamlin@hoho kuscommunitychurch.com. Club hosts Garden Party, welcomes new members The Contemporary Club of Ho-Ho-Kus will host its annual Garden Party on Sunday, Sept. 8 at a member’s home from 2 to 4 p.m. The club welcomes members, guests, and prospective members to this gathering. The event will launch the club’s 2013-14 year and will include announce- ments, light refreshments, and time to socialize. For more information, e-mail Julia at juliaprosenfeld@gmail.com. Seniors set fall schedule The Ho-Ho-Kus Seniors will host a variety of programs this fall. The group meets the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month in the Hermitage Education Building at 335 Town Green (continued from page 3) set an unwanted precedent. Councilman Phil Rorty echoed that sentiment. He sug- gested that Lucchi consider holding a health fair with the Ho-Ho-Kus Chamber of Commerce, so the council would not be granting permission to a single, for-profit entity. Rorty also pointed out that the business would have com- petition for the use of the Town Green, since CERT had Preparedness (continued from page 3) CERT, advised the Ho-Ho-Kus Borough Council last week that his organization is planning a Sept. 14 event on the Ho-Ho-Kus Town Green. Hours will be 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. He indicated that there would be disaster preparedness information available to members of the community who attend this event. In addition, visitors will be able to see the command tent CERT recently received from the state, learn North Franklin Turnpike in Ho-Ho-Kus. Beverages and desserts are served at noon, and programs begin at 1 p.m., or as noted. Residents age 55 and up are welcome. On Sept. 26, Nancy Stern, author of “Uncomplicated Gourmet” will present a program about cooking for two or four. The group will travel to Lakeside Manor in Hazlet for “Louie Prima meets Pavarotti” on Oct. 10. The program will include a mix of music from “Oh, Marie” to “Mala Femena.” This trip includes lunch and the show. On Nov. 14, the seniors will visit LiGreci’s in Staten Island for lunch and the “Three Irish Tenors.” A trip to Hunterdon Hills Playhouse for “A Branson Country Christmas” is set for Dec. 13. The program will include lunch and the show. For more information about trips, contact Sue at (201) 444-7235; for information about the group’s programs, call Joan at (201) 444-4896. requested the use of the property on the same date. Anderson acknowledged that the council was recom- mending that, in order to obtain permission to use the Town Green, Lucchi’s proposal should be coupled with a larger event, such as a Ho-Ho-Kus Chamber activity. “That’s our hook,” Randall responded. Councilman Steve Shell suggested that eight or 10 people might promote their businesses under the umbrella of a health and well-being event. Troast added that the event might also benefit a cause, and Shea suggested that Richard’s Run might be a possible beneficiary. about some of the organization’s capabilities, and receive information about ham radio operations. Kober said CERT would be recruiting that day. The event will be held rain or shine, he added, since the program will take place in the 13’ by 17’ CERT command tent. Councilman Phil Rorty asked Kober if he would need police support for this event. Kober said no traffic assis- tance would be required, but he would need some parking spaces blocked off. He said plans call for the event to be over early enough so that the downtown dinner hour would not be affected. J. CRUSCO