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Celebrating 25 Years of Community News June 16 June 22, 2010

FIND YOUR
COMMUNITY Author and Philadelphia Native Adena Extraordinary Pianists Visit
NEWS HERE! Halpern Visits for Book-Signing June 24 to Teach Main Line Students
granddaughter who lives
a few blocks from Ritten-
house Square. Ellie packs
a lifetime into twenty-
four hours, and she learns
a lot about her life in the
process.
Halperns novel is list-
ed among the top ten in
the CHICKLIT book list.
Summer Dining The rights to The Ten
& Entertainment Best Days of My Life, Hal-
perns first novel, have
Pages 6 & 7 been acquired by 20th
Century Fox. Amy Adams
will star and co-produce
with director Shawn Levy,
(Date Night, Night at
the Museum). Josh
Klausner (Date Night)
is currently writing the
script.
Halperns first book,
Target Underwear and a
Vera Wang Gown: Notes
Local Author of from a Single Girls Closet,
Dear Granny is a hilarious memoir
based on her popular Maxim Mogilevsky and Svetlana Smolina will be teaching
Page 9 Haute Life essays for students at the Nelly Berman School of Music Summer Camp.
the back page of Marie
Claire magazine.

Author Adena Halpern, a native of Bala Cynwyd, will do a
reading and book-signing of her latest novel, 29, on June 24,
2010, at 7 p.m. at the Barnes & Noble on Rittenhouse Square.
Halpern has also writ-
ten for Daily Variety and
the New York Times.
Halperns husband,
Jonathan Goldstein, is a
successful writer and from some of the most prestigious universities in the world.
producer for television
shows, (The New Adven-
T
his summer, students attending the Nelly Berman
School of Music Summer Camp are in for a rare treat.
Concert pianists, Svetlana Smolina and Maxim
Mogilevsky, will be leading an exceptional music program
for young musicians in the Philadelphia area. Both Smolina
and Mogilevsky have received the best classical training
Smolina received her doctorate from the University of
Michigan, while Mogilevsky received his from the Moscow

A
dena Halpern, a native of Bala tures of Old Christine) who has recently Conservatory.
Societys Cynwyd, will be doing a reading made his foray into feature films. His first Currently, Svetlana Smolina is touring around the world
and book-signing of her second produced screenplay, Horrible Bosses, to play for sold-out concerts in some of the most prominent
Evening Hours novel, 29, on Thursday, June starring Jennifer Aniston, Colin Farrell, Jamie venues. Recently, she and Mogilevsky performed in the
Page 12 24, 2010, at 7 p.m. at the Barnes Foxx, Jason Bateman, and Charlie Day of Its Wagner room at Chateaux Trianon in Champagne, France.
& Noble on Rittenhouse Square. Always Sunny in Philadelphia, will begin Only the most celebrated musicians are asked to perform
Published by Simon and Shuster, 29 tells shooting this summer in Los Angeles. in the same room that composer Richard Wagner presented
the tale of lifelong Philadelphian, Ellie Jerome, Halperns proud parents Arlene and Barry his works. In addition, she has performed at Avery Fisher
Senior Services a young-at-heart 75-year-old who makes a Halpern, M.D., will be happy to welcome Hall with the New York Philharmonic, and the Mariinsky
wish to be 29 years old again for a day and their daughter and her husband back from Orchestra under Maestro Gergiev. Smolinas accolades
Pages 9 & 16 gets her wish granted. Ellie is only able to Los Angeles for a visit. reach as far back as 1995 with competition wins and inter-
confide in her devoted twenty-something See Extraordinary Pianists on page 5

Education &
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Pages 10 & 11
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West Philadelphia Alliance for libraries in West Philadelphia ele-
Children (WePAC) received a mentary schools. WePAC works to
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First African Presbyterian Church,
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phia, PA 19104 will celebrate Mens
Day on Fathers Day, Sunday, June
20, 2010 at the 11:00 a.m. worship
service. The electrifying Reverend
Marshall Mitchell will be the guest
preacher. The Mens Chorus will
render the music under the direc- bers may purchase day-of-show only.
tion of the Minister of Music, Mr. For a full schedule of upcoming events
Damien Jones. For info, contact and classes, see www.BrynMawrFilm.org.
the church office, 215-477-3100.
The Reverend Joseph I. Steele is the
pastor.
Reading-A-Round
The Haverford Township Free Library
will host its monthly Reading-A-
Round program on Tuesday, June
22 at 7 p.m. This months selec-
tion is Neverland: J. M. Barrie, The
Du Mauriers, and the Dark Side of
Peter Pan by Piers Dudgeon. New
members are encouraged to read
the book and join the group for a
discussion and light refreshments.
Even if you dont have a chance to
read the book, the library welcomes
you to stop in for a listen. The
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A F AMILY A FFAIR E XHIBIT
Jeremiah Lintons digital drawings. The artwork is on sale and
exhibit June 11 through July 6. Tyme Gallery is located at 17
W. Eagle Road in Havertown. Shown is detail of a handmade
quilt, Fan Princess, by Madge Wertzberger. For information
about the exhibition, or for directions, call 610-853-1215 or
visit www.tymegallery.com.
Silk Road
Summer Nights
The sounds of summer in West Phila-
delphia, on Penns campus, just got
sweeter. Penn Museums Silk Road
Summer Nights music series offers
city residents, commuters, and
happy hour denizens an introduc-
tion to the music of the Silk Road.
Silk Road Summer Nights music
series takes place every Wednes-
day, June 23 through August 25,
from 5 to 8 p.m., in the Penn
Museums lush Warden Garden and
includes musical groups such as
Aravod, Animus, and Davids Harp
playing Asian and Middle Eastern
music fused with jazz, rock, and
more. Silk Road Summer Nights
gives respite from the heat with
the opportunity to sip drinks, enjoy
light fare, explore the garden, and
listen to live music inspired by
ancient stops along the famed Silk
Road trading route that brought
The library is located at 1601 Darby
Museum program provides a diverse
happy hour destination with a ver-
dant outdoor, wi-fi space to unwind
in after work. Select Museum gal-
leries will be open. Event occurs rain
or shine. Admission is pay-what-
you-want. Daily and on weekends
after 4 p.m., $5 flat rate parking is
offered to the public at Lot 1 (Wal-
nut St. between 32nd and 33rd Sts.),
Lot 16 (Eisenlohr Lot, SW corner 38th
and Walnut Sts.), Lot 19 (NE corner
34th and Chestnut Sts.), and Lot
23 (SW corner 38th and Sansom
Sts.). For details visit www.penn.muse-
um. For general information call 215-
898-4000.
Art Lecture
June 16 June 22, 2010
A Call for Artwork
Tyme Gallery is calling for artwork
with a baseball theme. On Saturday
Tyme Gallery pre-
July 10, Tyme Gallery will be the
sents an artful fami-
main sponsor for the Camden River-
ly with four genera-
sharks, a minor league baseball
tions of talent. From
team. Tyme Gallery is making a one-
the first generation
time offer to sell art on consign-
to the last are
ment at this game. To qualify, an
Madge Wertzberger,
Lois Jones, Kandie
artist must be juried in. Interested
artists should bring their artwork,
Linton and Jeremiah
any medium, for jurying on Satur-
Linton. See Madge
day June 26 to Tyme Gallery
Wertzbergers quilts,
between 11:00 and 2:00 p.m. Only
Lois Jones Chinese
those that qualify will pay a one
Watercolors, Kandie
Linton jewelry and
time charge of $15 for the service.
Tyme Gallery receives just 1/3 of
the final sale for all artwork sold.
Artists may come to the gallery July
13 through the 15 to settle. For
info call 610-853-1215 or email
madametyme@tymegallery.com.
Tyme Gallery is located at 17 W.
Eagle Road in Havertown.
Library of Philadelphia, 1901 Vine
Street, join Drexel Universitys Dr.
Fundraiser Auction to
Blaise Tobia for a lively discussion Raise Funds for Life-
of Art in the Postmodern Context Saving Transplant
illustrated with selections from his A fundraiser and auction will be
recent photographic projects, in- held in honor of Kristie Clarkson, a
cluding images from China, Sicily, South Jersey-area adult who needs
the Amish Country and his own a Double-Lung transplant. The event
desktop. Blaise Tobia, Professor of is planned for June 27, 2010 from
Art & History and Politics at Drexel 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Sandi Pointe
Universitys Antoinette Westphal Coastal Bistro in Somers Point, NJ.
College of Media Arts and Design. Tickets are $25 and can be bought
Tobia appears as part of a new ser- in advance and at the door. The
ies that partners Drexel University event will have free appetizers, door
scholars and the Free Library of prizes and a cash bar. Cash, checks
Philadelphia entitled, Two Way and most major credit cards will be
Think. Event is free. For informa- accepted at the auction for any
tion, call 215-686-5414. purchase or donation. 30-year-old
Kristie is listed for her lung trans-
Now Thats Art plant at the University of Pittsburgh
The monthly program series Now Medical Center in Pittsburgh, PA.
Thats Art, scheduled for Friday,
June 25 at 2 p.m. at the Haverford
Funds are being raised to assist
with transplant-related expenses.
Library, will feature New World Ex- Kristie was diagnosed with Cystic
ploration. After the presentation, Fibrosis at a young age. This dis-
there will be a discussion, with guest
participation highly encouraged.
ease has wreaked havoc on her lungs
and its time for a new pair. Kristie
Attend this free, informative pro-
gram. All are welcome to attend.
and her family need an estimated
$70,000 to pay their transplant-
related expenses. For information
Road. For info, contact Samantha about this event, or other fundrais-
Shepherd at 610-446-3082, or visit ing and volunteer opportunities,
www.haverfordlibrary.org. contact Jason Clarkson, 609-385-
3109 or mrjclarkson@verizon.net.
David Darling and
Friends Book Bingo
On Wednesday, June 30, at 2 p.m.,
See David Darling and Friends
come to the Haverford Township
in concert on Sunday, June 27, at
Free Library to play some Book
3:00 p.m. Improvised music and
world rhythms with two Grammy- Bingo basically, play bingo to
win books! This event is part of the
winning artists, cellist David Darl-
ing and percussionist Glen Velez. librarys Summer Splash program
Immaculata Universitys Villa Maria for adults. The library is located at
1601 Darby Road. For information,
Hall, 1145 King Road, Immaculata,
Pa. Tickets $25, $15 seniors and $10 call 610-446-3082 ext. 202, or visit
kids. VIP tickets (reserved seating) www.haverfordlibrary.org.
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ARTS, CULTURE & SOCIETY EVENTS Exquisite Custom-Designed,

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This spring, the Philadelphia Art Alliance opens its doors, every last
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Bioethics Expert to Keynote

JSPAN Annual Meeting
Arthur L. Caplan, PhD,
who has been described
as one of the ten most influ-
ential people in science by
Discover Magazine, will key-
note the Sixth Annual Meet-
ing of the Jewish Social Policy
Action Network (JSPAN). The
Its now open.
meeting will be held on Thurs-
day, June 24, at the Justice
Roberts Room at 123 South
The Comprehensive Breast Center
Broad Street, Philadelphia
at 6:30 p.m. Dr. Caplan will
speak on: Why is it so Hard at Lankenau Hospital.
to Die in America? From
Quinlan to Betancourt and
Beyond.
Arthur L. Caplan, PhD will
keynote the Sixth Annual
Arthur Caplan is the Em-
manuel and Robert Hart
x
Meeting of the Jewish Social Director of the Center for
Policy Action Network Bioethics and the Sydney D.
(JSPAN) on June 24. Caplan Professor of Bioethics Lankenau Hospital brings together medical expertise, clinical resources and advanced
at the University of Pennsyl-
vania. He is the author of twenty-nine books and over 500 technology in one beautiful center built exclusively for breast care. At the Comprehensive
papers in referred journals. His most recent books are Smart Breast Center, our experienced team provides women with supportive, prompt and
Mice Not So Smart People (Rowman Littlefield, 2006) and
the Penn Guide to Bioethics (Springer, 2009).
thorough care, from screening to diagnosis and treatment of breast diseases.
He has served on a number of national and international Features of the Center include:
committees including as the Chair, National Cancer Institute;
Biobanking Ethics Working Group; the Chair of the Advisory
Committee to the United Nations on Human Cloning; the Expert staff dedicated breast radiologists and technologists, renowned surgeons
Chair of the Advisory Committee to the Department of and oncologists, and a multidisciplinary team approach to diagnosis and treatment
Health and Human Services on Blood Safety and Availability;
a member of the Presidential Advisory Committee on Gulf
War Illnesses; the special advisory committee to the Inter- Screening and diagnostic services digital mammography, high resolution
national Olympic Committee on genetics and gene therapy; ultrasound and breast MRI, with same-day results and immediate availability of
the ethics committee of the American Society of Gene
Therapy; chair of the advisory committee on bioethics for
minimally-invasive biopsy in case of an abnormality
GlaxoSmithKline and the special advisory panel to the
National Institutes of Mental Health on human experimen- Consultative and support services our Breast Care Coordinator provides individual
tation on vulnerable subjects. Most recently, Caplan was support and guidance through the entire treatment process for breast disease
the Co-Director of the Joint Council of Europe/United Nations
Study on Trafficking in Organs and Body Parts.
Caplan writes a regular column on bioethics for MSNBC.com. Evidence-based design for improved efciency, patient comfort and privacy.
He is a frequent guest and commentator on various media Our waiting area overlooks the picturesque city skyline and includes a womens
outlets.
Caplan is the recipient of many awards and honors includ- health resource center
ing the McGovern Medal of the American Medical of the
American Medical Writers Association and the Franklin Breast Cancer Risk Assessment and Genetics Program to evaluate women
Award from the City of Philadelphia. He was a person of the with greater risk for breast cancer and help them make informed decisions
Year 2001 from USA Today. He has also been honored as
one the fifty most influential people in American health care
by Modern Health Care magazine, one of the ten most influ- Community Clinical Oncology Program (CCOP) one of only 50 National Cancer
ential people in America in biotechnology by the National Institute-designated CCOPs in the United States, bringing the most current clinical
Journal, one of the ten most influential people in the ethics
of biotechnology by the editors of Nature Biotechnology. investigative trials to our patients on site at Lankenau
For the past six years JSPAN has been committed to ad-
vancing progressive social policies on the critical issues of To schedule an appointment for your next mammogram, please call (484) 476-3100.
the time. These areas include bioethics, economic justice,
church/state issues, ethnic and religious conflict, immigra-
tion policy, the right to choose, gun violence and education,
among others.
Dr. Richard MalkinAudrey, Ann Ross, Deborah Weinstein, Learn more.
Dr. Sandy Schwartz, Lynn Zeitlin, Paula Green, Jill Zipkin,
Mark Stier, and Mark Newman will be installed as new mem- Visit www.MainLineHealth.org/LankenauBreast
bers of the JSPAN Board of Directors. Judah Labovitz will to meet our physicians, take a virtual video tour,
be installed as Vice-President of the Board.
The event is free to paid up members of JSPAN and $10
read about the latest medical advances and hear
per person for the general public. Reservations are required what patients have to say.
and can be made by calling 610-416-2542 or emailing Lynn@-
jspan.org. For information visit www.jspan.org.

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Continued from front page
national concerts. Her summer plans will include the White Membership on the medical staff of Main Line Hospitals does not constitute an
Nights Festival in St. Petersburg, Mikkeli Gergiev Festival employment or agency relationship.
in Finland, opening of the St. Petersburg Philharmonic sea-
son, and recitals in Sarasota, FL and Raleigh, NC. Her recent
recordings of Chopin will be available on iTunes in mid-
July and two more CDs are on the way in August.
Maxim Mogilevsky has recorded on the Mariinsky Label
with the Mariinsky Orchestra under Valery Gergiev. This
summer, he will perform at the Lugano Festival, the Mikkeli
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in Benasque, Spain. Next season, he will tour with the St.
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Patricia McMonagle has been doing readings at 2 & 8 p.m.; and Sunday, June 20 at or info, call 215-569-9269 or visit
all her life. She has the ability to guide people 2 p.m. Rains repertoire of nearly 200 www.bistrosttropez.com.
in choosing a positive direction for themselves.
Beatle favorites ranges from Yesterday, Events
Experienced in helping detectives solve crimes,
she believes, Change can alter an outcome if
Hey Jude, Revolution, and Come To- Philadelphias Taste of the Nation
you have information! gether. For tickets ($35 - $85) or info, culinary fundraiser takes place at the
call 215-731-3333 or visit www.kimmel- Loews Hotels Millennium Ballroom,
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Broadway musical about real life in 10 Arts Bistro & Lounge, serving as
New York City, as told by a cast of the events Chef Chair. For tickets
people and puppets through a hilari- ($85 in advance, $95 at the door for

City Spa ously irreverent, Tony-winning book

and score. June 22 - 27: Dreamgirls,
the story of an up-and-coming, 1960s
singing girl group, and the triumphs
Chef Jennifer Carroll, Bravo Top Chef
finalist and chef de cuisine at the Ritz-
Carltons 10 Arts Bistro & Lounge.
General Admission and $125 in ad-
vance, $135 at the door for VIP Admis-
sion or info, call 1-877-26-TASTE or
online at www.TasteOfTheNation.org.
NAILS BODY WAX HAIR STYLING and tribulations that come with fame and fortune. For Kimmel Center in Philadelphia presents the annual
ticket ($25 - $100) or info, call 215-731-3333 or online visit Citibank Summer Solstice Celebration, an all-day, all-night
TRADITIONAL CHINESE MASSAGE www.kimmelcenter.org. musical blowout of entertainment from 3 p.m. Saturday,
Wine & Dine June 19 until dawn on Sunday, June 20, showcasing Philly-
3900 City Avenue Lucy the Elephant, 9200 Atlantic Avenue in Margate, based talent, rising stars, and more for a 15-hour stretch
Presidential Apts. Jefferson House NJ, offers a new oceanfront al fresco dining experience with of live entertainment in every corner of the center for $10
the opening of Bella Luna, serving dinner Wednesday through ($5 for children 12 and under). Enjoy family fun activities
215-477-4270 Sunday at 5 p.m. with unrivaled views of the ocean. For early on, and then experience an eclectic mix of classical,
that special evening, the restaurant will also offer private blues, R&B, jazz, hip-hop, dance, Latin, world music rhythms
dining six stories high atop Lucys howdah riding carriage. and DJs spinning music into the night with additional late-
All proceeds go towards the preservation of Lucy the Ele- night surprises. Henna tattoo artists, chair massages, tarot
PUT YOUR BUSINESS phant, a National Historic Landmark. For reservations or card readers, face-painters and more in Commonwealth
info, call 609-822-7268 or visit www.lucytheelephant.org. Plaza and on the Hamilton Rooftop Garden. Food and drink
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Fathers Day Lunch at Graeme Park
Call 610-667-6623 for details. Graeme Park, Horshams only National Historic Landmark, will be celebrating Fathers Day on June 20 with a hearty lunch and living history event!
Deadline previous Thursday. The lunch will be catered and plenty of hotdogs, chips, soda, and sausage and pulled-pork sandwiches will be available. Food service ends at 2:00
p.m. While you eat, browse the grounds and watch reenactments of the work done by colonial fathers, including carpentry, military, and paper mak-
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Wedding Auction to Benefit Alexs Lemonade Foundation

T he Omni Hotel at Independence Park is donating a big
girls dream to make a little girls dream come true. The
hotel, together with a group of select vendors across the
city, is auctioning a complete wedding package worth more
than $50,000 to benefit Alexs Lemonade Stand Foundation
in its battle to cure childhood cancer. The auction entitled
aweddingforalex.com began June 15, 2010 on EBay. The
minimum opening bid will be $10,000. Final bids coincide
on week later on June 22, 2010 at 8 p.m.
The package includes an exquisite ceremony and recep-
tion for up to 140 people, airfare and an all-inclusive resort
honeymoon in Mexico, photography, tuxedos for the groom
and his party, flowers, make-up and pre-wedding massage
services, a wedding cake, wedding bands a penthouse suite
the works. Put simply, it is the best of Philadelphia com-
ing together to benefit a truly magnificent cause.
Alexs Lemonade Stand Foundation is named for Alexandra
Scott, a little girl with cancer who, at the age of four, set
up a lemonade stand in her front yard as a way of helping
raise money to cure childhood cancer.
Alex passed away in 2004, when she was only eight years
oldbut not before raising more than a million dollars for
her cause. The Foundation that bears her name continues.
It has raised millions of dollars and funded more pediatric
cancer research projects nationwide.
The Omni Hotel at Independence Park is located at 4th
and Chestnut streets in the citys historic Old City section.
The wedding ceremony and reception will be held at the
hotels acclaimed Azalea restaurant and includes every-
thing from filet mignon to a premium open bar. The hotel
recently underwent a spectacular, $4 million renovation. The
couple will spend their wedding night in the Omnis pent-
house suite with its magnificent living room, luxurious
marble baths and commanding view of the city.
Complete information on every part of the wedding
package can be found at the auctions official website
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Cheesesteak Tour of Reading Terminal Market Salad, Jumbo Shrimp Appetizer, Hibachi Fried Rice,
Vegetables & Your Choice of Entre
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Special Fathers Day Weekend Edition of Taste of Philly Food Tour Focuses on Dad Food Fave
hilly area dads favorite food cheesesteaks! will be Reading Terminal Market and offers stories and some small 138 Montgomery Ave., Bala Cynwyd
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steak and include small tastings of several cheesesteaks or (CT) Register travel editor. Tour owner Carolyn Wyman is
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tor helped it gain national renown, participate in an in-depth Air, Morning Edition and Marketplace, and the Food
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citys original cheesesteak-stuffed pretzel. (recommended), call The Cookbook Stall in the Market at Top Soil
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Newtown Square, Joseph E. Casey Award; Robert Loftus of Rosemont), Kevin Fitzpatrick Memorial Award and Music Depart-
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Award and Handbell Choir Award; Alexis Curry of Bryn Mawr, Joyce Ann Daily Award; Owen Phelan of Villanova, Jazz Band
Award; Grant Latran of Newtown Square, RSHC Most Valuable Athlete; Alex McLaughlin of Media, Brian Clark Award; Cristin
McDonough of Newtown Square and Meghan Brennan of Newtown Square, Cynthia White Memorial Award; Kathleen Troncelliti
of Norristown, The Wankmiller Award; and Asunta Rossi of Bryn Mawr, The Wankmiller Award and Chamber Ensemble Award.

at R osemont School of the Holy Child honored 8th grade whose service to the School reflects their commitment to

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T he Liars Club, a group of Philadelphia writers that in-
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craft alive, not only for this generation, but for those to come.
The Liars Club is known collectively more for their lively
panel discussions and parties celebrating libraries and
bookstores. This event will concentrate more on the craft
of writing, and the business of getting published, covering
topics including Research, Setting, Character, Dialogue, Plot,
Publicity, and Publishing. Among the Liars Club members
participating in the event are:
Tutoring and Test Preparation Solomon Jones, the author of the critically acclaimed nov-
els C.R.E.A.M., Ride Or Die, The Bridge, Pipe Dream, and
Call Today for SAT & ACT Payback, as well as the short story collection, Keeping Up
With The Jones: marriage, family and life unplugged. Jones
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phia Daily News. Jones has been published in Newsday, the
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No Contracts or Long-Term Commitments Weekly, and the Philadelphia Tribune. An adjunct professor
at Temple Universitys College of Liberal Arts, Jones lives
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New York Times bestseller Jonathan Maberry is a multi-
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Does your partner hit you? Threaten you? Control you? Jon McGoran writes gritty and humorous thrillers under
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short fiction and satire as Jonathan McGoran. He is a mem-
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the Holy Child spirit and philosophy. The award was estab-
lished in the memory of Mr. Casey, an RSHC trustee.
Sports honors included the Joyce Ann Dailey Award for
Outstanding Female Athlete; the RSHC Most Valuable Athlete
Award; the Cynthia White Memorial Sportsmanship Award;
the RSHC Kevin Fitzpatrick Memorial Award for the schools
top scholar athletes; and the RSHC Brian Clark Memorial
Sportsmanship Award.
In addition, RSHC introduced its School co-presidents and
Student Council for the 2009-2010 school year.
(The Nanny Murders, The River Killings, The Deadly Neighbors,
and The Borrowed and Blue Murders) as well as several
humor and non-fiction books.
Keith Strunk is the author of Prallsville Mills and Stockton
of the Arcadia Publishing Images of America Series. He is
co-founder of River Union Stage, a professional Equity the-
ater based in Frenchtown, NJ.
Kelly Simmons is the author of Standing Still (Simon &
Schuster) and The Bird House, coming in February, 2011.
One of the most award-winning advertising writers on the
East Coast, Simmons served as Chief Creative Officer of
Tierney Communications and Executive Creative Director
of Earle Palmer Brown before forming her own company,
bubble advertising.
This event is free and open to the public. Refreshments
will be provided courtesy of Weavers Way Ogontz, the com-
munity-owned food market at 2129 72nd Avenue. Books
will be available for purchase and the authors will be sign-
ing. Library copies will also be on hand to be checked out.
The Liars Club also includes New York Times bestselling
author Sara Shepard (The Pretty Little Liars young adult
series, basis for the new ABC family TV series); New York
Times bestselling paranormal thriller and romance author
L.A. Banks (Cursed to Death, St. Martins); award-winning
fantasy author Gregory Frost (Shadowbridge and Lord Tophet
duology, Del Rey/Random House); literary novelist Kelly
Simmons (Standing Still, Simon & Schuster); popular young
adult author Marie Lamba (What I Meant, Random House);
acclaimed crime novelist Dennis Tafoya (Dope Thief and
The Wolves of Fairmount Park, St. Martins), writer, a blog-
ger and a social marketing guru Don Lafferty (find him on
Twitter @donlafferty) and blogger (bibliothercay., book
critic and Philly Poe Guy Ed Pettit.
The Liars Club provides talks, workshops, readings, and
other events to support libraries, bookstores, and other
creative venues, and work to promote literacy and reading,
and the craft of writing and story-telling. Look for upcom-
ing Liars Club events at libraries across the area. For more
information about the West Oak Lane branch of the Free
Library of Philadelphia, visit www.freelibrary.org, and click
on Find a Location. More information about the Liars Club,
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Jasmine Olivia-Nol Chaney, Kayla N. Charles, Caroline Paige
Clancy, Aniqua G. Coleman, Rachael Rose Congialdi, Nicolette
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Submission Deadline: July 6 Festival & Awards: July 27
T redyffrin Public Library is looking for teen filmmakers
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Student Film Festival. Over the last four years, dozens of
young filmmakers from the Main Line area and beyond have
participated in the festival designed for short films direct-
ed, filmed and edited by students age 13 to 19.
Film submissions are due to Tredyffrin Public Library, 582
Upper Gulph Road in Strafford, by Tuesday, July 6. Festival
and Awards will take place at the library on Tuesday, July
27 at 7 p.m. where prizes will be awarded for Best Overall
Film Production. Films will be juried by three film profes-
ous Philadelphia media companies, while running his pro-
duction company, Reconstruction Pictures. His full-fledged
feature debut, Lebanon, Pa., recently played in the 2010
South by Southwest Film Festival.
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and Community Outreach Coordinator. Also during the fes- on the big screen at Bryn Mawr Film Institute, 824 West Lan-
tival, the audience will choose one entry for the Peoples caster Avenue, Bryn Mawr, followed by a discussion with
Choice Award. Douglas will also speak about filmmaking viewers and fellow filmmakers.
and offer a professional critique of each student film. The Tredyffrin Student Film Festival is a great opportu-
Andrew Douglas earned his B.A. from Brandeis University nity for young filmmakers to have their films screened and
and then worked as a film critic in New York before head- critiqued by a panel of film professionals, said Gretchen
ing to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill to earn Chamberlin, Assistant Director at Tredyffrin Public Library.
his M.A. in Communication Studies. He subsequently received And winning films will be shown on the big screen at the
his Ph.D. from Northwestern University in the Department Bryn Mawr movie theater. This is the fourth year that we
of Radio/Television/Film where he focused on American have done this and it is very rewarding and a lot of fun!
film history, film theory, and genre theory. Douglas taught Submission forms and festival rules and can be downloaded
at Northwestern and a number of other institutions, and is from the Tredyffrin Public Library website, www.tredyffrin-
currently a Professorial Lecturer at Cabrini College. libraries.org. Students can also go to the Tredyffrin Stu-
Ben Hickernells experimental micro-budget feature, Cellar, dent Film Festival page on Facebook. For information, con-
played in four North American festivals in 2005, winning tact Gretchen Chamberlin at gchamberlin@ccls.org or call
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EveningHours
By Rose Marie Riley

Awaiting guests at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts

for the Womens Board Preview Party for the Annual Student
Exhibition are, from left Alicia A. Sterling, PAFA Womens
Board Advisory Chairman, of Bryn Mawr; Doron Langberg, At the Preview Party, and by Nutcracker, by artist Stephen
Artist, Caldwell Purchase Prize Winner; Christine H. Berettini, Lewis are, from left Ted Lewis, former President/CEO, of PAFA,
Preview Party Co-chairman, of Haverford; Roz Gibbons, Pre- of Philadelphia, and his son Stephen Lewis, graduate of PAFA
view Party Co-chairman, of Philadelphia. and MFA Grad.

At the Preview Party and by Peeking Through II by artist Zoe

Blatt are, from left Marguerite Lenfest, PAFA Board Member,
of Huntingdon Valley; Barbara Greenfield, Chairman Emeritus,
PAFA, of Philadelphia and Glenmoore.

Arriving at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts (PAFA)

Samuel M.V. Hamilton Building, for the Womens Board Pre-
view Party, left S. Matthews V. Hamilton, Jr., PAFA Board
Member, of Bryn Mawr; is welcomed by David R. Bingham, the
new PAFA President and CEO, of Philadelphia.

At the Preview Party are, from left Tara Gibbons, Chair, Young
At the Preview Party and by February Reimbursed, is Janis Friends, of Philadelphia; her father, Alex Gibbons of Wayne;
OConnor, Womens Board Member, of Philadelphia. Marisa Conlon of Washington D.C.

PAFA Annual Student Exhibition

The Womens Board Preview Party on May 13, 2010 launched the 109th Annual Student Exhibition (ASE) at the Penn-
sylvania Academy of the Fine Arts (PAFA), in the Samuel M.V. Hamilton Building, 128 North Broad Street, Philadelphia. It
was presented by Bollinger Insurance. The festive event offered guests the first chance to view and purchase more than
1,000 paintings, sculpture, works on paper and installations created by PAFA students on the very cusp of their profes-
sional careers. The students retain the majority of the purchase price of works sold, and were present to discuss their
works of art.
Guests enjoyed wine, cocktails and hors deourves while looking and buying art. The Annual Student Exhibition, host-
ed by the Womens Board, features works by Bachelor of Fine Arts students, third- and fourth-year Certificate program
students and Master of Fine Art students, as well as award recipients. More than 160,000 in scholarship and travel fund-
Attending the Womens Board Preview Party are, from left ing were granted to student exhibitors this year.
Tim Speiss of New York; Kevin F. Donohue, Board of Trustees Preview Party Co-Chairs were Christine H. Berettini and Roz Gibbons. Berettini stated, This century long tradition is a
Vice President, of Bryn Mawr; Linda and Donald Caldwell, PAFA unique opportunity to support emerging artists through the purchase of art which was created while at PAFA.
President, of Haverford; Roger Ballard of Philadelphia and Palm Gibbons added, The Preview Party gives the Womens Board the opportunity to reach out to supporters, who through
Beach. their generous contributions, help the students advance in their professional careers.

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Exhibition. A National Juried Exhibition of Plein Air paint-
ings are on display at the Wayne Art Center, 413 Maplewood
Avenue, Wayne, through July 2, 2010. Plein Air artists are
well practiced in techniques that allow them to complete a
paining on site in under 3 hours. Each artist has developed
their own style and method, but what enables them to exe-
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great speed and accuracy and to synthesize what they see
into an organized and simplified composition. By massing
forms and using carefully placed gestural strokes the feel
of a scene is accomplished in a visually poetic way.
Wayne Art Center presented its Plein Air Gala Preview and
Artist Reception May 22, 2010. Guests were able to meet 32
national plein air artists and juror William Scott Jennings,
and view their freshly painted Delaware Valley landscapes.
All works painted during the 5-day festival were for sale.
Proceeds will benefit Wayne Art Centers educational pro-
Attending the Wayne Art Centers 4th Annual Plein Air Gala grams. Chair of the Plein Air Gala Preview and Artist Recep-
Preview and Art Reception are, from left Leonard and Sally tion was Peter Craig. Nancy Campbell is Executive Director At the reception and by a wall of paintings by plein air artist
Randolph, Wayne Art Center Board Members, of Villanova; Jo if the Wayne Art Center. Michele Bryne are, from left Nancy Campbell, Executive
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Philadelphia Duck Day to Benefit PAL

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home health aides provide personal direct billing to insurance ly during daylight hours. Tours disembark ed in 1947, PAL is a citywide network of 26
care and companion services companies and no advanced from the Independence Visitor Center locat- centers serving 27,000 youngsters ages 6-
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Alliance Francaise to Host Bastille Day Observance

T he Alliance Francaise de
Philadelphie will host its
annual Bastille Day observance
on Wednesday, July 14, 2010,
at the Water Works Restaurant
& Lounge, 640 Water Works
Drive, in Philadelphia, begin-
ning at 6:30 p.m. with a cock-
tail reception, sponsored by
Lillet, followed by a buffet
light supper, and silent auction.
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Bastille Day Committee are
Daniele Cohen, board member,
of Bala Cynwyd, and Michele
Rosen, past president, of Bryn
Mawr. Nancy Gabel, vice presi-
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de Philadelphie, is chairing Members of the Alliance Francaise de Philadelphie Bastille Day
the Bastille Day Committee. Committee are planning a special event for Wednesday, July
Gabel is president of Main 14, at the Water Works Restaurant & Lounge, from left Martine
Dr. David J. Weinstock Line School Night, where she Chauvet, executive director of the Alliance Francaise de Phila-
15 N. Presidential Blvd., Suite 201 teaches French. delphie; Daniele Cohen of Bala Cynwyd; Michele Rosen of Bryn
The Fred Hall Orchestra Mawr; and Diana Regan, president of the Alliance Francaise.
Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004 will provide music for danc-
ing under the stars at the event. Tickets are $90 for members, $100 for non-members,
Telephone: 610-667-2770 and this includes an open bar. Reservations can be made by calling the Alliance Francaise
at 215-735-5283.
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