Page 14 THE VILLADOM TIMES I • May 21, 2014 Motorama has a new home in North Haledon This year, North Haledon will play host to the 39 th Annual Motorama Car Show & Crafts and Automotive Flea Market. The Jersey Lakeland Region of the Vintage Chevrolet Club of America and its sponsor, Schumacher Chevrolet, will host this popular event on Sunday, May 25 from 8 to 4 at the High Mountain School field at 515 High Mountain Road in North Haledon. Parking will be available in the school lot located off Overlook Avenue. The show will be held rain or shine, and the cars will be on the grass. There is no blacktop at this new loca- tion. This year’s show, which will feature seven genera- tions of Corvettes, is dedicated to the memory of VCCA member Don Symonds. A special parking area will be designated for Corvettes of every year. Awards will be presented to the first 30 Corvettes registered. After nearly four decades at McBride Field in Franklin Lakes, Motorama’s organizers opted to move to neigh- boring North Haledon, which provides more space for the show. United Water recently enlarged its treatment plant near McBride Field, and Franklin Lakes announced plans to upgrade the property by planting trees and adding picnic tables. The changes have eaten into the amount of available space for the show, which attracts 250 to 300 (continued on page 18) Show dedicated to Donald Symonds The 39 th Annual Motorama is being dedicated to the memory of Donald D. Symonds, who was a member of the Jersey Lakeland Region of the Vintage Chevrolet Club of America for over 40 years. Symonds, who passed away on Dec. 31, 2013 at the age of 80, was a life-long resident of Parsippany. He owned Roxbury Glass & Radiator for 30 years before he retired in 2000. Prior to that, he was a supervisor in the Parsip- pany Water Department from 1952-70. He was a member of the Antique Automobile Club and the Pocono Region AACA since 1973 and the New Jersey Region AACA since 1967. Survivors include his loving wife of 61 years, Pauline B. (nee-Kopas); his sons Donald G. and his wife Maria, David W. and his wife Linda, and Edward R. and his wife Debbie; his siblings Kenneth, Glenn, and Verna Lauro; and his grandchildren Scott, Jackie Conti and her hus- band Raffaele, Eric and his wife Christina, Tara Casaw and her husband Steve, and Jason. He is also survived by his five precious great-grandchildren. Donald D. Symonds