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F R E E Year 25, No. 44

P H I L A D E L P H I A & T H E M A I N L I N E ’ S FAV O R I T E W E E K LY

Celebrating 25 Years of Community News July 14 – July 20, 2010

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fan base, many offering a week-
of whom follow long summer
Exhibit at Three the band from session, July
Ravens Gallery city to city, club 26 - 30, 2010,
to club, festival for children, ages
Page 2 to festival, with 7-11, with social
a yearly touring learning issues,
schedule that including those
averages 150 with Asperger’s,
shows a year. using theater
Incendio is cur- activities to facil-
rently made up itate experiences
of Jim Stubble- in fun rewarding
field on acoustic relationships
and electric gui- with peers.
tars, Jean-Pierre Carol Moog,
Durand on acous- PhD, is a licensed
New Restaurant tic and electric psychologist with
Adsum Opening guitars and gui- over 35 years of
The Los Angeles based Latin guitar world fusion band Incendio, created tar synthesizer, experience work-
Page 7 by guitarists Jim Stubblefield, Jean-Pierre Durand, and Liza Carbe, will Liza Carbe on ing with children,
perform on Saturday, July 17 at 8:00 p.m. at the PSALM Salon. bass and acous- adolescents and
tic guitar, Bryan adults. Her pri-

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he Los Angeles based Latin gui- Brock on percussion and Nicole Falzone vate practice is
tar world fusion band Incendio, playing drums and percussion. diverse, with a In partnership with Sarah Walsh, Dr. Carol
created by guitarists Jim Stubble- On Saturday, July 17 at 8:00 p.m., Incendio particular em- Moog (shown) is offering a week-long sum-
field, Jean-Pierre Durand, and will bring their explosively passionate yet phasis on help- mer session, July 26 - 30, 2010, for children,
Liza Carbe, has received inter- mysteriously romantic performance to the ing people with ages 7-11, with social learning issues, includ-
national acclaim over the past finest listening room in the region. The PSALM early attach- ing those with Asperger’s, using theater activi-
eleven years as their reputation as a formi- Salon is widely regarded as one of the top ment issues, ties to facilitate experiences in fun reward-
dable live act has spread world-wide. The small performance venues anywhere to ex- social anxiety ing relationships with peers.
instrumental group creates a polyrhythmic perience world-class music. The warm, wel- disorders and
Society’s swirl of multiple Latin American music forms coming ambience, terrific acoustics and Asperger’s Syndrome. Dr. Moog’s clinical orientation is re-
including boleros, cumbias, salsa, tango, superlative sound system combine to allow lationship-based and geared towards facilitating the dis-
Evening Hours mambo and the indigenous Peruvian valses performing artists to uniquely reach appre- covery of unique personal resources, goal clarification and
Page 12 criollos, and combines them with Indian, ciative audiences. Guests have the oppor- skill development. Using a wide range of creative modalities,
Arabic and Celtic flavors. They add just the tunity to meet and mingle with the artists she draws from her training and experience as a theater
right touch of jazz improvisation and dynamic one on one. The salon is hosted by Jamey improvisor/actor (Relationship Theater, ImagineAct), pro-
tension, for a sizzling result that one Incendio See Incendio Performance on page 7 fessional blues and jazz harmonica player (Carol Moog
Healthy Living Band; Tattar, Tucker and Moog), and communications/ad-
vertising consultant (Creative Focus).
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S T U D E N T S B E C O M E S C I E N T I S T S AT Now a clinical associate in psychiatry at the University
of Pennsylvania’s School of Medicine, Dr. Moog is the Clini-
cal Director of the Social Learning Disorders Program and

Education News “SCIENCE IN THE SUMMER” PROGRAM teaches the Social Skills Seminar for Asperger’s adults.
Dr. Moog has been the psychologist at The Miquon School
Pages 10 & 11 Elementary students at since 1977 and, in partnership with theater director David
the Upper Darby Sellers Bradley, was artist-in-residence at Green Tree School work-
Memorial Library in Dela- ing with students on the autism spectrum. As a consultant
ware County, studied to the Social Competency Program at the Center for Autism,
Chemistr y during this she designed and conducted acting groups for youth with
Your Community year’s GlaxoSmithKline’s Asperger’s.
Newspaper “Science in the Summer” Dr. Moog is the author of the William Morrow-published
CITY SUBURBAN program. The students book, Are They Selling Her Lips? Advertising and Identity.
conducted numerous ex- Sarah Walsh is a teacher at the Miquon School who has
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dren entering grades 2-6 Sarah has also been involved in theater for many years,
to science through hands- first as a child actor at local theaters (including People’s
E-mail: on experimentation. This Light and Theater, Hedgerow Theater, Stagecrafters) and
CitySuburbanNews@mac.com year, more than 5,600 then as a student of drama at Swarthmore College. Sarah
children will participate became particularly interested in how education and the-
in the program held at ater can intertwine, and so began to teach drama to chil-
26 public libraries through- dren at such venues as The School in Rose Valley and The
out Delaware County and 106 libraries throughout the Greater Philadelphia area. See Therapeutic Theater for Kids with Asperger’s on page 8
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EVEN MORE EVENTS
Book Share
The Haverford Township Free Library
will host a Brown Bag Book Share
on Thursday, July 15 at 12:30. Al-
ways a popular event, the book share
allows library guests to hear about
some of the staff’s favorite recent
reads and to share one of your own
if you like. The library asks that atten-
dees bring a lunch and enjoy com-
plimentary dessert and beverage
while listening to reviews of some
great reading material. Call 610-446-
3082 ext. 201 for information.
Volunteer Open House
at Heinz Refuge
Ready to volunteer at your nation-
al wildlife refuge? Interested in work-
ing with the public, meeting and
working with other great volunteers
and staff? Love the outdoors? Then
exciting volunteer opportunities
waiting for you at the John Heinz
National Wildlife Refuge at Tinicum!
You can work as a visitor recep-
tionist, roving naturalist, gift shop
clerk, trail tamer, and more! To
find out about volunteering at the
refuge, attend a Volunteer Open
House on Saturday, July 17, 2010
from 1 to 4 p.m. Enjoy light re-
freshments and an entertaining
program. Meet current volunteers
and talk to them about what they
do at the refuge. Call 215-365-3118
to reserve your space.
Celtic Heritage
Festival
Once again the bagpipers and bal-
ladeers, Celtic rock bands and croon-
ers will be descending on Graeme
Park for the 14th annual Celtic Heri-
tage Festival, which will be held on
Saturday, July 17 from 10:00 a.m.
to 6:00 p.m. The event celebrates
the Scottish Heritage of the Keith,
Graeme, and Fergusson families
who lived at Graeme Park in the
18th century and is the Friends of
Graeme Park’s largest fundraising
event to support educational and
community programs, operations,
and historic preservation of the
National Historic Landmark Keith
House at Graeme Park. Admission
is $12 for adults (18-64), $10 for
seniors (65+), and $6 for youth (6-
17). A household rate of $30 is
available for two adults and their
accompanying children or grand-
children. Call 215-343-0965 for
details. Directions are available at
www.ushistory.org/graeme.
5K & 10K Mud Run
Join for the Merrell Down & Dirty
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July 14 – July 20, 2010
to the 18th Century and is listed on
EXHIBIT OPENING the National Register of Historic
Places. Online visit www.morgan-
Three Ravens loghouse.org.
Gallery will host
a special opening OC’s Night In Venice
Friday, July 16, Registrations are now being taken
2010 from 6 for the boat, home and condo com-
p.m. until 8 p.m. petition of Night In Venice, Sat.,
featuring the July 24. The colorful boat and bay
work of Sami
front celebration will start 7:30
Khella, a talented p.m. by the Longport Bridge. $1,000
greater Philadel- cash prizes will be awarded to the
phia area artist. best-decorated home and boat and
In addition a pre- $500 cash prizes to the three run-
view of new work ners-up in both categories. There
by Parisian artist will be non-cash prizes in boat cat-
Edith Vansteen- egories under and over 24 ft. and
berghe and Lon- non-cash prizes for homes. Boat
don-based artist parade participants will be given
Sophie Shapiro
will be exhibited.
Good food and
$50 cash cards to enhance their
decorations. They will also receive
photos of their boats sailing in the
beverage will be served. The event is free. Details can be found
at www.threeravensgallery.com. The Gallery is located at 124
Sibley Avenue, Ardmore, PA. For info call 360-708-4210.
Parade. Entry forms are available
at City Hall Annex, 901 Asbury Ave.,
Ocean City, NJ, 609-525-9300 or
can be downloaded at www.ocnj.us/niv.
worthy cause – Operation Gratitude.
Register for the 5K - $45 or the
They can be requested by email
win great prizes from honeymoons, from msoifer@hotmail.com or by
bachelorette parties to Martha fax 609-399-0374. After hours call
10K - $60 and a portion of your fee
will go to the charity organization.
The run will take place Sunday, July
18, 2010 at 8:00 a.m. in Fairmount
Stewart VIP tickets and many more 609-364-4010.
giveaways. For info or to register
visit www.elegantbridal.com. Pro Wrestling Meet
and Greet Convention
Park, Philadelphia, PA. Visit Now That’s Art
www.downanddirtymudrun.com to The monthly program series Now
register or call 818-707-8866 for That’s Art is scheduled for Friday,
RK Sports Promotions presents the
Pro Wrestling Meet and Greet Con-
vention at the Wildwoods Conven-
information. July 23 at 2 p.m. at the Haverford
Township Free Library. This pro-
tion Center on Saturday, July 24 and
“Christmas in July” Sunday, July 25. This two-day event
Run & Walk
gram meets on the fourth Friday of
each month. A short visual presen-
will have over 100 tables of wrest-
ling collectibles, along with many
A “Christmas in July” 5K Run and tation is shown followed by a con- pro wrestling autograph guests. Ad-
One Mile Walk will take place at versation about the featured artist mission into the convention is free.
Atlantic City’s Kennedy Plaza (Board- or medium. If you ever wanted to Saturday’s hours are 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
walk and Mississippi Ave.) on Sun- know more about art or just like to and Sunday’s hours are 10 a.m. - 5
day, July 18 at 8 a.m. to benefit look, then come to this program. p.m. For info, call 732-422-9365 or
the Salvation Army’s Youth Summer This month a survey of crafts of visit www.RKSportsPromotions.com.
Camp programs. Be a Santa to a the German settlers in Pennsyl-
local child this summer by becom- vania will be featured, with partic- Family Program
ing a sponsor or a participant. For ular attention given to decoration
information email rosaliavalenti@ and design motifs. The library is
aol.com or call Major Kathleen Calvao located at 1601 Darby Road. For
Kids ages five to seven will enjoy
storytelling and art at Woodmere
at 609-344-0660 ext. 103. Register information, contact Samantha
online at active.com. Shepherd at 610-446-3082, or visit
Art Museum on Sunday, July 25,
1:30 p.m. A museum educator will
www.haverfordlibrary.org. read “Pezzattino” by Leo Lionni and
look at Hiro Sakaguchi and his
Bridal Show & Expo
Plymouth Meeting Mall and Elegant
Colonial Bookbinding painting, “Great Wall.” This family
program will also teach a hands-on
Bridal Productions bring local en- On Saturday, July 24, Morgan Log activity. $2 materials fee. For info,
House will hold Colonial Bookbind-
gaged couples, leading wedding pro- call the Education Department at 215-
fessionals and virtually every other ing 101 Workshop starting at 10 a.m.
247-0948. Woodmere Art Museum
aspect of wedding planning under Ever wish to make your own per-
is located at 9201 Germantown
one roof on Tuesday, July 20, from sonal book for keeping photos or Avenue, Phila., PA 19118. Museum
memories in? During this work-
6:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. The evening
shop you will be introduced to the
and Store hours are Tuesday
begins with a live band and DJ and through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.,
a Broadway style fashion show show- basic techniques of bookbinding.
and Sundays, 1 to 5 p.m. Call 215-
casing the latest in designer gowns Each registrant will make a 5.5 by 247-0476 or visit www.woodmere-
and tuxedos. Participants will have 8.5 inch Journal with decorative artmuseum.org for information.
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ARTS, CULTURE & SOCIETY EVENTS
D ELAWARE VALLEY A RT
L EAGUE P RESENTS S HOW AT
W EST C HESTER U NIVERSITY
W
est Chester Uni-
versity presents
an Exhibit of Fine Art,
juried by Judy Antonelli,
“Sites and Scenes of
the Delaware Valley,”
created by members
of the Delaware Valley
Art League, in the
Knauer Gallery in the
Performing Art Center,
from July 16 - Septem-
ber 25, 2010.
There will be an
opening reception
open to the pubic on
Friday, July 16, from
5 to 8 p.m. Refresh-
ments will be served.
Awards will be given
and Bonnie Mettler,
internationally recog-
nized artist and instruc-
tor, will present a Gal-
lery Talk.
The Delaware Valley
Art League promotes
all forms of creativity
in painting and sculp-
ture; to exchange
Artist Marie T. Harris, First Place views, develop new
winner, with her work,“On the ideas and techniques,
Streets of Manayunk.” to offer educational
opportunities through
lectures, workshops and demonstrations and to sponsor
art exhibitions for the participation of the membership.
Membership is open to artists in the Delaware Valley region.
For information, visit www.delawarevalleyartleague.com.
Career Seminar
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Rocky Impersonators Compete

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Main Line Chamber to Host Social Media Seminar

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Summer Bedtime Story Series Manager

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In response to popular demand, Jewish Federation of
Greater Philadelphia’s Kehillah of Lower Merion has
extended its Pajama-Rama series of Jewish bedtime story
Kathy Fitzgerald
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hours through August 18. Rabbis and Jewish educators Jerry Bloom
from area synagogues and the Kaiserman Jewish Community Society Editor
Center share stories with community children every Wednes- Rose Marie Riley
day, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m., at Borders, 80 East Wynnewood
Avenue, Wynnewood. The program is free and open to the 857 Montgomery Avenue
entire community. Kosher milk and cookies are served at 2nd Floor
each event. Narberth, PA 19072

Don’t “Seventy-five moms, dads, bubbes, zaydes (Yiddish for

grandmom and grandpop) and kids of all ages enjoyed the
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of Villanova), present their best offer to buy it for $128 in
change, three Phillies baseball cards and a very sharp fox
tooth. No one believes her when she announces she’s get-
ting a Viking ship for her birthday, but Emma, who rarely
doubts herself, perseveres.
Author Judith Byron Schachner whose book “Yo, Vikings!”
was published in 2002, based the tale on her young daugh-
ters who possessed a genuine Viking ship from the Leif Eric-
son Society in their Swarthmore backyard!
Ms. Schachner began her career as an illustrator, first de-
signing greeting cards. Later she took her portfolio to New
York City, “knocked on a lot of doors,” and followed her
dreams of illustrating children’s books. She began to write
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author with the success of the “Skippyjon Jones” children’s
book series. Ms. Schachner will sign copies of her books
which will be available for sale at each performance.
Director Marcus Stevens who wrote the musical version
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accomplished actor, Stevens is presently playing Motel in
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As a writer, Marcus is the recipient of the Richard Rodgers
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cist Brian Lowdermilk. Red was also a finalist in the Eugene
O’Neill Festival for New Musicals and for the TAMS New
Voices Prize. Stevens wrote the book and lyrics for the chil-
dren’s musical, “Elliot and the Magic Bed” which was origi-
nally commissioned for Upper Darby Summer Stage. This
summer, the talented Mr. Stevens has the opportunity to
participate in all three of his passions, writing, acting and
directing.
Summer Stage alumnus, Abby Shunskis of Upper Darby is
the choreographer. Ms. Shunskis is a graduate of Long Island
University Theater Program with her BFA in Acting. The musi-
cal director, Eric P. Thompson of Media, a Summer Stage alum-
nus, is a graduate of Catholic University of America with a
major in musical theater and minor in drama. Costume designer
John Davenport of Philadelphia graduated from the Phila-
delphia University of the Arts and recently was costume
designer for the Long Island professional premiere of “Rent”
after the national tour of “Hairspray.”
Upper Darby Performing Arts Center features stadium
seating, air-conditioning, and wheel-chair accessibility.
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Incendio Performance
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Mayor Michael Nutter (fourth from left) and Wes Moore (fifth
from left), with Brother Richard Kestler, La Salle College High
School president; Frank Steel, Chestnut Hill Academy head-
master; Joe Cox, Haverford School headmaster; and David
Hardy, Boy’s Latin of Philadelphia Charter School; spoke dur-
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in teaching, offered insights into best teaching practices
that improve the learning of boys.
The four-day event included keynote speakers Andy
Hargreaves, Thomas Newkirk, Wes Moore, Denise Pope, Ph.D.,
Heidi Hayes Jacobs, and Adam Cox—all well-known authors
and educators. Other noteworthy presenters were Philadel-
phia Mayor Michael Nutter and political commentator Chris
Matthews.
will be able to make unique screen-printed suncatchers on
transparent paper, layering different designs using pre-made
cutouts. Once complete, families will be able to take their
completed project home as a memorable keepsake.
Every last Sunday of the month during exhibitions, par-
ents and kids can take an educational tour through the PAA
exhibitions and partake in kid-friendly activities on the 3rd
floor parlor space. With each changing exhibition, PAA will
offer new educational guides and activities, in conjunction
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This one-of-a-kind experience is sure to please families of
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For information about this event or PAA, visit www.phil-
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Family Game Night
Come to the Haverford Township Free Library on Wednesday, July 28
from 6:30 - 8:00 p.m. for the library’s annual Game Night, held in the
parking lot. Enjoy old fashioned board games and cards, face painting,
bingo, roulette, and lots more. Most activities are free. There is a small
charge for Roulette and refreshments. Rain Date is Wednesday, August
4. Call Anny Laepple at 610-446-3082 ext. 204 for information. The
library is located at 1601 Darby Road in Havertown. Parking will be avail-
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High School areas. Come early for the best parking selection!
which was broadcast as part of NT Live in October 2009.
The National aims constantly to re-energise the great tradi-
tions of the British stage and to expand the horizons of
audiences and artists alike, and aspires to reflect in its
repertoire the diversity of the nation’s culture. With its ex-
tensive program of Platform performances, backstage tours,
foyer music, exhibitions, and free outdoor entertainment,
the National recognises that the theatre doesn’t begin and
end with the rise and fall of the curtain. By touring – and
now, through NT Live – it shares its work with audiences
in the UK and abroad.
NT Live is funded in partnership with Arts Council England
and NESTA. NT Live events are distributed outside the U.K.
through New York-based BY Experience, Inc. For a full list
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General admission tickets for London Assurance are $20,
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Arriving at The Franklin Institute, June 3, 2010, for the opening
of the “Cleopatra” exhibit are, from left – Bob and Toni Gar-
rison, committee members, of Moorestown, NJ; co-chairs Maureen
and John Fries of Moorestown, NJ.
Attending the reception and with “Cleopatra” are, from left –
Bill and Laura Buck, members of the committee, in creative
cocktail attire, of Villanova; Marsha R. Perelman, Chair, Board
of Trustees, and back, centered – Jeffrey Perelman of Wynne-
wood.
At the reception and with “Cleopatra” are co-chairs Esther and
Michael Schwartz of Berwyn.
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About to join their table for dinner are, from left – Jeffrey
Perelman of Wynnewood; and Dennis M. Wint, President and
CEO, The Franklin Institute, of Wyndmoor.
Enjoying the reception with “Cleopatra” are – Chuck and Annette
Pennoni, committee members, of Bryn Mawr.
In the galler y of the exhibition that highlights the city of
Heracleion and includes two striking 16-foot-tall colossal fig-
ures of a Ptolemaic king and queen from the Temple of Amon,
are Dr. and Mrs. Russell C. Raphaely, committee members, of
Cherry Hill, NJ. Cleopatra was crowned at Heracleion.
“Cleopatra” Opening
The Franklin Institute presented the world premiere of
“Cleopatra: The Search for the Last Queen of Egypt” on June
3, 2010. The exhibit continues through January 2, 2011, at
The Franklin Institute, 22 North 20th Street, Philadelphia. The
new exhibition features nearly 150 artifacts from Cleopatra’s
time and takes visitors inside the present-day search for the
elusive queen, which extends from the sands of Egypt to the
depths of the Bay of Aboukir near Alexandria. Cleopatra, the
last great pharaoh before Egypt succumbed to Roman opposi-
tion, lived from 69 - 30 B.C., with a rule that was marked with
political intrigue and challenges to her throne. She capti-
vated two of the most powerful men of her day, Julius Caesar Attending an Invitation Collation and Luncheon that was held
and Mark Antony, as she attempted to restore Egypt to its at Merion Country Club in Haverford are, from left – Sally
former superpower status. Bullard, President of the Volunteers for The Philadelphia
Co-chairs of the event were Maureen and John Fries; Kim Orchestra, of Philadelphia; Co-chairmen of Opening Night –
and Ed Garno; Christine and David Martinelli; Lauren and Hilarie Morgan and Nancy Ronning. Both of Bryn Mawr.
Don Morel; Esther and Michael Schwartz. Young Friends Co-
chairs were Sarah and Thomas McCabe. Marsha R. Perelman
is Chair, Board of Trustees. The Philadelphia Orchestra
Dennis M. Wint, Ph.D., Presi-
dent and CEO of The Franklin
Opening Night Concert and Gala
Institute.
The exhibition is organized In Celebration of its one hundred eleventh season, The Board
by National Geographic and of Directors and the Volunteer Committees for the Philadel-
Arts and Exhibitions Inter- phia Orchestra Association are presenting The Philadelphia
national, with cooperation from Orchestra Opening Night Concert and Gala, September 23,
the Egyptian Supreme Council 2010, at the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts, Phila-
of Antiquities and the Euro- delphia.
pean Institute for Underwater The Black-tie event will begin at 5:30 p.m. with a Benefactor
Archaeology (IEASM). Proceeds Cocktail Reception in Perelman Theater; at 6 p.m. a Cham-
from the exhibition will ben- pagne Reception for all concert-goers will take place in Com-
efit The Franklin Institute. monwealth Plaza; at 7 p.m. the Concert begins in Verizon
Hall. Dinner immediately follows the concert.
The Concert features The Philadelphia Orchestra with Charles
Enjoying the spectacular even- Dutoit, Conducting. The concert will be performed without
ing are, from left – co-chairs an intermission.
– Ed Garno of Haverford; Co-Chairpersons are Hilarie L. Morgan and Nancy V. Ronning.
Christine Martinelli of Devon; A portion of the evening’s proceeds will support the Phila-
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programs entirely with volunteers.
Program Director Shelley Leiner and Board member The Hon. Kathleen Valentine pre-
sented certificates and gifts of appreciation to 75 volunteers, the majority of whom are
seniors engaged in helping their peers. The Flag Day program began with a patriotic fash-
ion show featuring Center members, who donned red, white, and blue in a “Salute to Uncle
Sam.” Dorothy Foster of Ardmore, a member of the Center for 28 years, emceed and Glee
Club Director Selma Savitz provided accompaniment. The award-winning New Horizons
Glee Club capped the festivities with a “Stars and Stripes” musical revue. Narberth Cafe
catered the luncheon and employees of Broadview Networks served the meal to the seniors,
a volunteer service they provide year-round for New Horizons’ holiday luncheons. Dessert
featured a Flag Day sheet cake, donated by Viking Pastries in Ardmore. The special event
culminated with door prizes donated by Dairy Queen, Giannini Jewelers, Mapes 5 & 10,
J.B. Merrick Apothecary, Narberth Cafe, Tango Restaurant, Tepper Pharmacy, and the
Yoga Garden.
To receive the center’s calendar of events or to learn about volunteer opportunities at
New Horizons Senior Center, located at 206 Price Avenue in Narberth, call 610-664-2366
weekdays 9:15 a.m. - 1:15 p.m. or visit www.newhorizonsseniorcenter.org.

Memories in the Making (MIM) Exhibit

Orchard Artworks gallery is teaming up with the Alzheimer’s Association Delaware Valley Chapter for a
Memories in the Making (MIM) Alzheimer’s event. The show will feature artwork created by individuals with
Alzheimer’s disease as part of an Art Matters program. MIM is a program designed to help people with
Alzheimer’s disease express themselves through art. The show runs from Sunday, August 1 through Sunday,
September 5, 2010, Fridays and Saturdays 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. and Sundays 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. at Orchard Artworks,
520 Tomlinson Road in Bryn Athyn. There will be an Opening Reception on Sunday August 1 from 1 to 5. The
exhibit is free and open to the public. For information, call Orchard Artworks at 215-947-9882 or the
Alzheimer’s Association at 215-561-2919.

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