July 16, 2014 THE VILLADOM TIMES I • Page 27 ASB volunteers at Paterson Habitat for Humanity A group of Atlantic Stewardship Bank employees once again participated in the Paterson Habitat for Humanity Annual Corporate Challenge. This is the nineteenth con- secutive year the bank has sent a team of 15 volunteers to this event. The ASB associates were part of over 800 volunteers from 30 corporations taking part in this year’s Corporate Challenge. Participating companies send teams of employee volunteers to build homes and make corporate donations to Paterson Habitat for Humanity. This year’s challenge ran throughout the month of June. This was the 20 th consecutive year this event has been held. The Corporate Challenge is based on the simple concept of teams of employees working at the construction site on a specific day for four-hour shifts. During the daily lunch provided by Habitat, volunteers, incoming families, and Habitat staff share their stories. For more information regarding the Paterson Habitat for Humanity, please visit their website www.patersonhabitat. org. Atlantic Stewardship Bank, a subsidiary of Steward- ship Financial Corporation, maintains banking locations in Hawthorne, Midland Park, Montville, North Haledon, Pequannock, Ridgewood, Waldwick, Wayne, Westwood, and Wyckoff. Established in 1985, ASB is a full-service community bank serving both individuals and businesses. The bank is a subsidiary of Stewardship Financial Corpo- ration trading on the NASDAQ Capital Market under the symbol SSFN. The bank’s website is www.asbnow.com. Back row: Doug Olsen, Carl Bushong, Richard Culp, Bob Vliet, Clarence Reinstra, and Kevin Sincavage. Front row: Jessica Zabalaga, Annette Megargel, Wanda Coles, Sophia Sanzo, JoAnn Avella, Barbara Komor, Patience McKinstry, Kristen Sawey, and Ken Wehinger. Park Windmill Travel with the library Book a trip this summer with the Midland Park Memo- rial Library. Patrons are invited to check out travel totes filled with materials for popular destinations. Materials will include travel books, novels, DVDs, travel games, and more featuring favorite cities like Boston, Washington, Orlando, and Paris. Whether going on a vacation or staycation, enjoy it even more with the help of the library. Patrons are wel- come to take the travel tote on vacation and post a picture of themselves and the tote on the Friends of the Midland Park Memorial Library Facebook page. Travelers who post photos will automatically be entered to win a tote. For more information, call (201) 444-2390. The library is located at 250 Godwin Avenue. Senior center plans events The Northwest Bergen Senior Activity Center in Mid- land Park welcomes seniors to register for its trips and pro- grams. On July 23, the center will sponsor an interactive work- shop about the Medicare Summary Notice. Sheila Brogan will share information about the Medicare statements and answer questions from participants. Her presentation will include a short video from the Medicare Rights Center. Attendees are encouraged to bring a summary notice to follow along. The program will begin at 12:30 p.m. On July 30, the seniors will travel to Caesar’s Casino in Atlantic City. The cost is $30 and includes a casino bonus of $25 in slot play. All participants must have a rewards card from the casino and a valid government issued photo iden- tification to receive the casino bonus. The casino reserves the right to change the bonus at any time. The bus will leave from the municipal parking lot on Highland Avenue in Midland Park at 8 a.m. and will return around 7 p.m. To reserve a seat on the bus, call the center (201) 445-5690. Payment may be mailed to NW Seniors, 46-50 Center Street, Midland Park, NJ 07432. The Northwest Bergen Regional Senior Center is open to all Bergen County area senior citizens age 60+. A wide variety of activities, services, and a hot lunch program are available weekdays from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. For more infor- mation, call (201) 445-5690. Special Needs Open House set The Midland Park Memorial Library, located at 250 Godwin Avenue, will host a Special Needs Open House on Thursday, July 24 from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the children’s room. Meet Children’s Librarian Miss Emily, make a craft, see the story time room, and take home a free “This is My Library” book. Story times for special needs children will be held on Mondays in August from 1:30 to 2:15 p.m. All ages are wel- come. Come to the Open House to sign up for the August story times. Saturday special needs story times will begin in the fall. Volunteers for the special needs programs are always welcome. For more information, contact Miss Emily at childrens@midlandpark.bccls.org. Church schedules VBS Midland Park Christian Reformed Church invites chil- dren from age four through grade six to “SHINE Vacation Bible School 2014.” The camp will be held from 9:30 a.m. to noon July 28 through Aug. 1. VBS will focus on the difference between being a glory giver and a glory getter. There program will feature music, crafts, games, snacks, and a Bible site. Registration is required, and may be completed at MPCRC.org, follow the links to VBS. MPCRC is located at 183 Godwin Avenue in Midland Park. For details, call the church office at (201) 445-4260. Preschoolers invited to soccer clinic This fall, the Midland Park Soccer Association will hold a new soccer clinic for four- and five-year-olds. The six- week program is open to children who will be attending kindergarten in September. The clinic is part of the in-town recreation program. Players will meet at 9 a.m. on Satur- days from Sept. 6 through Oct. 11. Sign up at www.midlandparksoccer.com. Registration is $30 and includes a shirt and a ball. For more information, e-mail midlandparksoccer@gmail.com or call Chris Salge at csalge5@hotmail.com or Carl Krag at (201) 612- 9811. Summer programs for children announced Midland Park Continuing Education will provide summer classes for students. Classes will be held at Mid- land Park High School at 250 Prospect Street. The following classes are available. Students in grades five through eight are invited to become Future Crime Scene Investigators July 28 through 31. Yarn Art: Knitting for Beginners is available to chil- dren ages eight and up. This program will meet Aug. 4 through 7.