June 25, 2014 THE VILLADOM TIMES I • Page 25 Park Windmill Ramapo announces Dean’s List Ramapo College of New Jersey has named the following Midland Park stu- dents to the Dean’s List for the spring 2014 semester: Caitlin A. Cummings, Daniel J. Lennon, Erin M. Moran, Margaret H. Szyzdlik, and Shivam Patel. 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 pro- gram. 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 concerts planned This summer, the Midland Park Cham- ber of Commerce and Friends of the Mid- land Park Memorial Library are teaming up to bring a series of free concerts to Midland Park. The programs will appeal to residents of all ages and musical tastes. Plans call for the concerts to be held during the month of July on Wednesday nights on the lawn, or inside the library in the event of inclement weather. The series will celebrate New Jersey’s 350th Anniversary and will feature favor- ites from the state’s rich musical history, including a celebration of Brigadier Gen- eral Abraham Godwin’s birthday on July 16. Godwin, for whom this area was previ- ously named, was a fifer during the Amer- ican Revolution. On July 23, celebrate the state’s contri- bution to the Jazz Age with the acclaimed Jersey Jazz Giants, drummer Matt Baranello, bassist Tony Ventura, sax and woodwind player Sam Dillion, and guitar- ist Randy Johnston. Enjoy Jersey golden oldies on July 30 with the 12 piece harmony-rich Epicsoul who will play favorite Jersey hits including songs from Sinatra and the DooWop era. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own blankets, chairs, and picnics. The Friends and the Chamber are seeking sponsors to support this oppor- tunity to bring together residents of Mid- land Park for this free concert series. For sponsorship information, e-mail Rebecca@mpkchamber.com. Anyone interested in getting involved in the planning, or becoming a volun- teer, may contact Friends President Jen- nifer Triolo at (201) 452-0565 or e-mail jmtriolo11@gmail.com. Visit ‘SonTreasure Island’ Faith Reformed Church will host its Vacation Bible School, “SonTreasure Island,” July 7 through 11. Children in pre-K through the sixth grade are invited a week of treasure-hunting adventure at the church located at 95 Prospect Street. Visi- tors to SonTreasure Island will learn songs and participate in skits, crafts, and games. To register, visit www.GrowingGodsPeo- ple.com or call (201) 444-1694. Good fellowship Members of the Midland Park Branch of the Valley Hospital Auxiliary gathered at Fiona’s Restaurant in Midland Park recently for an end of season luncheon and to recap the success of the group’s annual fashion show, held at the Brownstone. New members are always wel- come. Email joanncotzlevine@optonline.net for further information. Scholars rewarded Pictured at the Senior Awards Dinner are the three Midland Park Public Education Foun- dation scholarship recipients, Alyssia Pacheco, Leanna Agresta and Daniel Lynam along with Elaine Seals, MPPEF scholarship chairperson and Cheryl Crocitto, MPPEF president. The MPPEF Scholarship, in its third year, is awarded to individuals based on their strong leadership qualities and dedication to others through community service.