June 18, 2014 THE VILLADOM TIMES I • Page 27 Wyckoff Wanderings Ladies Auxiliary installs officers The Wyckoff Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary recently held an Installation Dinner at Aldo’s Restaurant. The fol- lowing officers were installed: President Lisa LoRusso, Vice President Rita Alfano, Recording Secretary Joy McCracken, Corresponding Secretary Lois Ciampo, Com- pany #1 Treasurer Suse Bell, and Company #2 Treasurer Sue Graglia. Several members were recognized for their years of service to the auxiliary. Honorees included Jackie Gaeta, Lisa Koeber, and Sue Zivkovich, five years; Lori Brock, 10 years; Heather Alnor and Lidia Kozlowski, 15 years; Lisa Martin, 20 years; Linda Brock and Carol Byma, 40 years; and Eva Hopf, 60 years. Any spouse or blood relative of a Wyckoff firefighter is eligible to join the auxiliary. Call (201) 891-1348 for further information. Lions Carnival comes to town The Wyckoff and Franklin Lakes Lions Clubs will host a carnival at McBride Field on Franklin Lake Road in Franklin Lakes June 18 through 22. This annual event will feature rides, games, and food. Hours will be 6 to 10 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, 6 to 11 p.m. on Friday, 3 to 11 p.m. on Saturday, and 3 to 9 p.m. on Sunday. Wristband nights, which allow unlimited admission to the amusement rides, are set for Wednesday and Sunday. Proceeds from the event will benefit the two local clubs Local students honored The following students from Wyckoff have been named to the Dean’s List for the spring 2014 semester: Matthew Brand, University of Vermont; Kate Brennan, James Madi- son University; Madeline Brady, James Madison Uni- versity; Blair Diehl, University of Vermont; Kara Elyse Diprizito, Clemson University; Allyson K. Gilard, Coastal Carolina University; Caitlin Izzo, University of New Haven; Brittany Jeffers, James Madison University; Lind- say Catherine Kilpatrick, Clemson University; Tyler Kolli- nok, Lebanon Valley College; Zachary Leibowitz, Hofstra Golf Outing nets $25K for fields Howie Felixbrod, former NFL player Stephen Baker, and Mitch Roman. Blue Moon Mexican Cafe raised $25,000 at its first Golf Outing at The Knoll West Country Club. Proceeds were devoted to the Wyckoff Parks and Recreation Foundation’s effort to put a new turf field complex at Pulis Field behind the Wyckoff Family YMCA. Howie Felixbrod from Blue Moon and Mitch Roman chaired the outing and were very pleased with its suc- cessful outcome. “We expected to maybe raise $12,000 to $15,000, but with the help of many members of our great com- munity, we pushed that number much higher,” said Roman. This fundraiser, which included golf, lunch, and dinner, was accentuated by special appearances on the University; Marica Lesznik, Washington College; Alexan- dra Levy, Washington College (Maryland); Melanie Lewis, University of Vermont; Jocelyn Maturo, (President’s List) Clemson University; Isabelle Nochta, James Madison Uni- Bolger Community Center (continued from page 7) minimal use of natural resources. The design reused materials from the original building, includ- ing wood siding and wood beams, and specified locally sourced materials with high recycled content. On the exterior of the building, permeable pavers were used to reduce runoff, drought-tolerant plants that require less water were used for landscape, and high reflective roofing mate- rial was installed to reduce heat island effect and ther- mal gains. A bike rack and preferred parking spaces for fuel efficient cars were provided to encourage envi- ronmentally-friendly modes of transportation and help reduce carbon emissions. An eagle finial adorns the roof of the new building The barn conversion saved the structure from demolition, since its former owner had tried unsuccessfully numerous details need to be worked out and to sell it for development. The barn did not policies put in place before the corps can qualify for historic designation even though begin renting it. “We look forward to renting it. It will it is part of the historic Granite Linen Mills definitely raise awareness of the ambulance property. Dr. Kooreman said the second-floor corps and be a great source of income for community center will probably not be us, but we want to start off doing it right,” available until sometime this fall. He said Dr. Kooreman explained. golf course by former NFL players John Baker, Stephen Baker, Dave O’Neill, and local resident Brian Saxton. “Many of our golfers said it was one of the best out- ings that they’ve been to,” Felixbrod said. “Everyone went home with something from golf balls to a TV.” Mitch Baker from Team Baker Collection in Mid- land Park donated two guitars signed by members of Lynyrd Skynyrd and a Derek Jeter commemorative uniform, all of which drew top dollar. Devon Fine Jew- elers was a major event sponsor. “We are already looking forward to next year,” Felixbrod said. Blue Moon Mexican Café is located in the Boulder Run Shopping Center in Wyckoff. versity; Samantha Poremba, Elizabethtown College (Penn- sylvania); Arianna Rubinetti, Clemson University; Carolyn Sundstrom, Connecticut College; and Olivia J. Surgent, Hamilton College.