August 28, 2013 THE VILLADOM TIMES IV • Page 17 Mahwah Minutes Afternoon concerts to resume The Mahwah Public Library, located at 100 Ridge Road, hosts free concerts on Sunday afternoons. Tickets are not necessary; seating is available on a “first come” basis. The first of the fall concerts will be held on Sept. 8, when the Robert Wylde Jazz Quartet will perform at 2 p.m. For more information, call (201) 529-READ. Slichot program and service announced Temple Beth Rishon in Wyckoff, Congregation Beth Haverim-Shir Shalom in Mahwah and Temple Beth Tikvah in Wayne will join together for a Slichot program and ser- vice on Saturday, Aug. 31 at Temple Beth Rishon located at 555 Russell Avenue in Wyckoff. Slichot is a meditative, preparatory service for the High Holidays. The Pre-Slichot program, Preparing Our Hearts and Souls for the High Holy Days: An Evening With Rabbi Harold Kusher (on video), will begin at 8:30 p.m. Dessert will be served. The Slichot service at 10 p.m. will be led by Rabbi Ken Emert, Rabbi Joel Mosbacher, Rabbi Steven Wylen, Cantor Ilan Mamber, Cantor David Perper, Cantor Faith Steinsny- der and Cantor Charles Romalis. They will be joined by pianist Gary Kirkpatrick, violinist Sylvia Rubin, guitarist Mark Kantrowitz and the Kol Rishon, Beth Haverim-Shir Shalom and the Temple Beth Tikvah choirs, led by Cantor Barbra Lieberstein. For more information, call the Temple Beth Rishon office at (201)891-4466 or visit www. bethrishon.org. Elks plan Clam Bake The Mahwah Elks will host the group’s Annual Clam Bake on Saturday, Sept. 14 from 2 to 6 p.m. The event will be held rain or shine at 1 Foxwood Avenue, Mahwah. The bake will feature steamed clams, clams on the half shell, and clam chowder. Hamburgers, hot dogs, sausage and peppers, corn on the cob, and assorted beverages will also be served. Entertainment will be provided by the O’Dell Brothers. Tickets are $20 for adults and $10 for children ages five through 12. Children under five will be admitted free. For tickets or more information, contact the Mahwah Elks Lodge at (201) 529-2906. Senior center celebrates 10 th Anniversary The Mahwah Senior Center will celebrate its Tenth Anniversary with a luncheon and dance on Sept. 19. Local officials will be on hand. This event is for Mahwah seniors. The cost to attend is $2. The center, with its strong belief in vitality at all ages, places significant emphasis on health and wellness pro- gramming, intergenerational events, fitness, support groups of many kinds, arts & crafts classes, multi-cultural programs, computer classes, and various other educational and recreational activities. In addition to scheduled programs, seniors can enjoy the center’s library, computer area, games, and art exhib- its. Lunch is provided one day a month. A free monthly calendar lists all the activities, menus, and programs for the month. Seniors may obtain information and support from the Elder Affairs staff and from partnering organizations that provide services including veterans’ assistance, health insurance counseling, tax return preparation, legal assis- tance, and individual client advocacy. The center, which receives its core funding from the Township of Mahwah, maintains a multi-cultural atmo- sphere in which thousands of seniors have been taking charge of their health and thriving. To contact the senior center, call (201) 529-5757, exten- sion 213. Chamber sets annual Golf Outing The Mahwah Regional Chamber of Commerce will host its 22 nd Annual Golf & Tennis Outing and Dinner fund- raiser at the Tuxedo Club in Tuxedo, New York starting at 9 a.m. on Sept. 9. Individuals and business professionals are welcome to attend the day’s events by playing golf or tennis, or sign- ing up for a golf or tennis clinic. Breakfast, lunch, cocktail hour, and dinner are included in this full-day program. All attendees will have the opportunity to win gift baskets and other prizes. Individuals may register for the cocktail party and dinner only, participate as a golf sponsor, donate prizes, or advertise and be recognized in this year’s golf journal. This event offers a range of six sponsorship packages ensuring affordable options for businesses both large and small. During this event, Laura Lassman will be honored as the Mahwah Chamber Humanitarian of the Year for 2013. Lassman is president and founder of Play for P.I.N.K ® , which stands for prevention, immediate diagnosis, new technology, and knowledge. A minimum of 25 percent of the MRCC’s net proceeds from the fundraiser will benefit this not-for-profit organization, which donates 100 percent of funds raised to The Breast Cancer Research Founda- tion ® , their sole beneficiary since 1996. The USGA lists The Tuxedo Club as one of the first 100 clubs in the U.S. Founded in 1885, the club is a champion- ship course with demanding par four holes from the back tees, short par five, and challenging par three holes. Golfers will have the opportunity to win a car on all four par threes. Hole-in-one sponsors include: Liberty Hyundai, Cadillac of Mahwah, Ramsey Auto Group - Nissan, and Prestige Lexus. For more information about golf, tennis, sponsorships, pricing, how to contribute prizes, and how to advertise in the MRCC golf journal, visit www.mahwah.com/golf. PBA plans Golf Outing The Mahwah Policemen’s Benevolent Association Local 143 will sponsor a Golf Outing on Monday, Sept. 16. The event will be held at Apple Ridge Country Club in Mahwah. The PBA is seeking golfers, and donations of goods and services to be used as prizes. There are a number of spon- sorship opportunities available. Proceeds from the outing will benefit the PBA’s scholarship program, assistance to injured or disabled members and their families, and local charities. For more information, or to arrange to have a dona- tion picked up, contact Eric Larsen at (201) 519-2359, Kevin McCombs at (201) 741-5378, or the Mahwah PBA at (201) 529-1000. The PBA may be contacted by e-mail at mahwahpba143@yahoo.com, or via its website at www. mahwahpba143.com.