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Celebrating 25 Years of Community News August 25 – August 31, 2010

FIND YOUR
COMMUNITY The Mann Center Presents The Psychic Provides Helpful
NEWS HERE! Hints for Your Life
New York Pops with Mark Nadler
W
ell-regard-
Romancing Broadway’s “Greats” with Tribute to Gershwin, Porter, Ellington, ed local
Rodgers and More psychic
of grand musical the- Patricia McMonagle
ater was at its pinnacle. says we have the
1935 also marks the ability to resolve
year that The Mann’s our issues and pro-
predecessor, The Robin ject future events.
Hood Dell, was incor- However, some-
porated and began times we can get
its own remarkable stuck—and, all we
Local Playwright tradition, which con- need is a small
Finalist in NYC tinues today, of show- jostle to confirm
casing artists to new our own thoughts.
Competition audiences from across This is precisely
Page 7 the region. where Patricia
“Legendary compos- McMonagle’s quali-
ers and performers fied intuition enters.
like Irving Berlin, Cole Based on positive
Porter, George Gershwin, feedback she’s
Harry Warren, Duke received over the
Ellington, Noël Coward past 32 years, indi-
and so many others cations are—she’s
of their time made good at the job!
such an impression And, in her humor-
both then and now. ed good spirit she
They certainly influ- adds, “I know, I’m
Young Author’s enced my life, and it’s either really old, or “Don’t let self doubt hold you back.
an honor for me to was a 2 year old It’s about introducing a new mind set to
Bipolar Insight bring their extraordi- prodigy! what is important to you,” says psychic
Page 9 nary work to Philadel- “Some helpful Patricia McMonagle.
phia along with (con- hints or tools are
ductor) Steven Reineke trust what resonates, feels right and is pleasant to visualize
and the New York Pops even if it seems logically unattainable from your current
during this special, perspective,” says Patricia. “Don’t let self doubt hold you
A pianist, tap dancer and vocalist extraordinaire, Mark Nadler is commemorative sea- back. It’s about introducing a new mind set to what is im-
one of New York’s premier cabaret entertainers and is eager for his son at The Mann,” said portant to you. The only exceptions are anything that caus-
return to Philadelphia. Nadler. es pain, sorrow, or a prison term—which, of course would
Fittingly, the evening become a serious interference and cause an untimely set

T
he Mann Center for the Perform- of musical favorites will end with a spectacu-
ing Arts welcomes a very special lar fireworks display.
concert to its stage on Wednes- Tickets for this event are $35 or Lawn $20.
day, September 22. Internation- This performance begins at 8 p.m. For de-
Senior Services al cabaret artist Mark Nadler tailed ticket information, call 215-893-1999,
Pages 12 & 16 will perform with the acclaimed visit the Mann Center box office at 52nd and
New York Pops in a tribute concert honoring Parkside Avenue in Fairmount Park, or buy
The Mann’s 75 years of presenting live music online: www.manncenter.org, www.ticket-
in Fairmount Park. A Mann Center debut philadelphia.org or www.ticketmaster.com.
Healthy Living for both Nadler and the Pops, the program For ticket package information, call 215-893-
will highlight the romantic sounds of Broad- 1955 or visit www.manncenter.org. To make
Pages 8 & 9 way circa 1935 when the show biz tradition reservations at Crescendo, call 267-886-1475.
back for future planning.”
Over her successful years of helping detectives solve
crimes, as well as doing readings for clients across the
country, she’s had some over-the-top, exhilarating experi-
ences.
One particular reading Patricia shares: “A new client was
hoping for contact from her late husband who passed 7
years ago. She told me she consulted several psychics
and mediums over the years and never heard a word. We
finished our session without a peep or ‘hi ya’ from him.
As she was preparing to leave, I heard, ‘Wait just a minute
See Psychic Patricia McMonagle’s Helpful Hints on page 5

Back-to-School An Exhibit of “London Irish Paintings” Makes U.S. Debut

News
T
hey’re called ‘The Quiet Men’, five
Irish artists with the streets of
Pages 10 & 11 London, England, beneath their
feet, but with their identity yet rooted
in Ireland. They and their families follow-
ed millions of their countrymen in emi-
Your Community grating to England, their closest neigh-
Newspaper bor, to find opportunity. A large propor-
tion finished their journeys in London,
CITY SUBURBAN where many found themselves on soci-
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by the long and tortured history between
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ing collective exhibit of their works evok-
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University Art Gallery. “The Quiet Men
– London Irish Painters” opened Friday,
August 20. An artists’ reception will
“Another Round,” 24 by 36 inch canvas, by Brian Whelan, is on
display at Villanova University Art Gallery.
take place Friday, September 10, from
5 to 7 p.m. in the Art Gallery in the
Connelly Center on the Villanova campus.
London Irish artist Brian Whelan will
discuss the works in a presentation
beginning at 4 p.m. Both events are free
and open to the public. The exhibit con-
tinues to October 6.
“The first major contemporary London
Irish visual art exhibition to explore
the experience of Irish immigrants to
Britain in the 20th century,” is how
London’s largest gallery described one
of its top attractions of 2009.
Of the five Irish London painters, three
emigrated from Ireland; one was born
in west London of Irish parents; while
the fifth, a third generation Irishman in
England, works and was educated in
the capital city.
The 1970s and 80s, when all the artists
in this exhibit were building new lives
in London, became an especially diffi-
See “London Irish Painters” Exhibit on page 11
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and Heart Fund will host a 5K run performance. The fall season, The Watermark at Logan
and walk as well as a kids’ one- concert takes place Square is hosting “A Tribute to Glenn
mile fun run on Saturday, August at the POPS’ his- Miller and a Taste of The Mark” on
28 starting at the Sports and Civic toric performance Tuesday, September 7, at 7 p.m.

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Registration will be from 6:30 a.m.
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venue, The Music
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The evening will feature Glenn E.
Miller, named after the jazz legend
Glenn Miller, will honor his name-
sake during this special evening.
at 8 a.m. Prizes will be awarded to
City Suburban the top three male and female over
winners and to the top three in each
age group. Registration the day of
and the Boardwalk. Tickets are available for $20/15 by calling
the box office at 609-525-9291 or ordering online at http://ocnj.
tix.com. Full information an all Ocean City POPS concerts and
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Glenn E. Miller, an instrumentalist
and vocalist, performs as a one man
band. While listening to him per-

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First Friday Flick
form Glenn Miller’s hits, guests will
enjoy sampling the fine cuisine
offered by The Mark, the upscale
dining venue at The Watermark.
heartfund.org. For information, musically from Andres Segovia to
Reach Your call 609-601-6024. Jimi Hendirx. This event is free
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The First Friday Flick will be held at
the Haverford Township Free Library
at 7 p.m. on September 3 in the
The event is free and open to the
public, but advance registration is
required. To learn more or to reg-

Customers! Banquet & Mini-Fest!

Locavore (Local Food) Banquet & “Between Trains”
air-conditioned Community Room
located on the lower level. The film
selection is “The Bounty Hunter,”
Mini-Fest! – Good food, music, sto- “Between Trains” is the third world starring Gerard Butler and Jenni-
ister, call 215-240-8915.

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for 25 Years! Curtis Hall/Arboretum, Greenwood formances, August 29 - Septem- located at 1601 Darby Road. For film “Flash of Genius,” based on the
true story of college professor and
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19095. Bring: a potluck dish to share the Becker Building, 1151 N. 3rd ford@delcolibraries.org or visit part-time inventor Robert Kearns’
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dients, your own reusable dishes/ opens September 1. For tickets, bile industry, for recognition of his
NEED MORE SPACE? utensils, an instrument, song, story, contact the Festival Box Office at
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Singles Dance
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ARTS, CULTURE & SOCIETY EVENTS End of Summer

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Proceeds to benefit the restoration of the historic Paul Robeson House Museum
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F or seven consecutive years the West Philadelphia Cultural Alliance and the Paul Robeson
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world-class jazz performances in the tranquil, idyllic space of the garden at Lansdowne, 41st
Street Parkside Avenue. A time of reflection on the remarkable life of Robeson, as well as a
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will be joined by guest vocalist Denise King. Another important function of the event is the
celebration of Robeson’s commitment to civil justice for all people, and the presentation Friday, September 3, 2010 • 8 p.m.
of the Paul Robeson Freedom Fighter Award.
This year’s recipients are community activists Sacaree Rhodes, Madeline Dunn and Albert DREXELBROOK COUNTRY CLUB • DREXEL HILL, PA
Breland. Tickets for this cultural affair are $20, with proceeds to benefit the West Philadel-
phia Cultural Alliance (WPCA) and the restoration of the historic Paul Robeson House
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“For the past seven years, it’s always been like a homecoming,” says WPCA Executive
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music, poetry, art and each other. It is an opportunity to celebrate the arts” and say thank
you to our living legends and community activists with the Paul Robeson Freedom Fighter • Corey DST Hatch – Philly’s Legendary DJ top 40
Award.”
Founded twenty-five years ago, WPCA’s membership is multi-cultural and multi-ethnic • Lauren Alice – Gallery ML 3D body painting showcase
and reflects the social and professional diversity of the Philadelphia community. A de facto
community center, the Paul Robeson House is a location which hosts a vast and diverse
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CITY SUBURBAN NEWS August 25 – August 31, 2010
T HE H IGHLANDS TO H OST
15% OFF C RAFT S HOW
T he 29th annual Highlands Craft Show will be held Octo-
ber 2 and 3 at the historic 18th-century mansion in Fort
Washington, PA, with a gala preview party Friday, October
1.
Cannot be combined with A diverse group of more than 60 artists will exhibit unique
any other offer. creations, to include clothing, accessories, bags, decorative
fibers, hats, furniture, sculpture, baby items, jewelry and
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more. There will be a mix of favorite artists from previous
years along with fresh, emerging artists, all of whom excel
in craftsmanship and originality.
The show is a fundraiser for the ongoing restoration of
the Caroline Sinkler Garden adjoining the Georgian mansion.
The Sheaff Lane estate has nine outbuildings, including a
bank barn, spring house, green house, ice house, and Gothic
Revival gardener’s cottage. Self-guided tours of this mag-
nificent estate will be possible throughout the weekend.
The preview party Friday night, from 6 to 9, will offer a
first look at the artists’ offerings, with food sampling sta-
Leonard Marschark and his clocks.
tions and an open bar. Tickets for the party allow attendees to enjoy the craft show the entire weekend. Call the office
at 215-641-2687 to make a reservation for the party.
Hours of the show are 10 to 5, Saturday, and 10 to 4, Sunday. Admission is $7; children under 2 are free, but strollers
are not allowed in the mansion. A light lunch, snacks and refreshments will be available in the craft show café. Parking
is on site and free.
The Highlands is located at Skippack Pike (Route 73) and Sheaff Lane in Fort Washington, PA, and is easily accessible
from the Blue Route and the PA Turnpike’s Fort Washington/Ambler exit 339. There will be road signs posted along the
route. For directions and information, contact The Highlands 215-641-2687, www.highlandshistorical.org/craft, or e-mail
craft_show@highlandshistorical.org.
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[his name] is here!’ His message was ‘Why did she think he
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thing, so any possible negative repercussions make this a
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Local Playwright a Finalist in NYC Competition Z ETe EADY FOR

W ynnewood resident Michael Bihovsky
has been selected as one of eight
finalists in the Scene It! NY 2010 competition
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designed to showcase new musical theater
works by aspiring young playwrights, com-
posers and lyricists. Bihovsky, 23, gradu-
ated last year from New York University,
Start the new year with
Congregation Ohev Shalom
where he majored in musical theater per-
formance and composition. He will present
two scenes from The New Musical – for
which he has written the script, music and
lyrics – at the Jerry Orbach Theater in Man-
hattan on September 23. He is the only
m To L i fe i n D e Erev Rosh Hashanah
entrant with more than one scene selected
ais law
for the showcase.
This new competition, featured in Playbill J ud ar Wed., Sept. 8

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Rosh Hashanah

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introduce their work to the general public
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Wynnewood resident Michael Bihovsky will be able to help advance their careers. Kol Nidre
present two scenes from “The New Musical” – Largely based on Bihovsky’s experiences
for which he has written the script, music and as a freshman at NYU and completed this Fri., Sept. 17
lyrics – at the Jerry Orbach Theater in past July, The New Musical features a con-
Manhattan on September 23. temporary pop-rock score richly enhanced
by his completion of classical music theory
Yom Kippur
and orchestration programs at both NYU and Juilliard. “The heart of the piece is rock,
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with particular emphasis on the popular music of contemporary musical theater,” noted
Bihovsky, who was greatly influenced by Jonathan Larson’s RENT. “But the vocal har-
monies and embellishments in the orchestration all come back to the classical training. I
think it makes for an interesting mix; it’s something I’ve never really heard before, but
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be held on Thursday, September 9, 2010 at 3:45 p.m. The

Erev Yom Kippur observance will be on Friday, September
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Continued from front page The Academy
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acceptance by English society. During this time, im- we understandSchool
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Detail of “The Quiet Men,” by Brian poster designer, and history and art history teacher. essential learning skills using
Whelan, on display at Villanova “His series of striking pictures focus on the hope,
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Ethel Hamburger Races to Fund a Dementia
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I nspiration can come in many forms. For some, it’s an
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to others.
Since moving into the Media-based senior living commu-
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many of the residents. And she’s come to appreciate the
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supportive living space possible for dementia residents
and support for their family members.
While Mrs. Hamburger has had the good fortune not to
need supportive living services herself, a number of resi-
dents at the community do. “Building a dementia unit is a
frequent topic of conversation, but there just isn’t the fund-
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unit, whose lives and health could be improved tremen-
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Unsure of how to go about fundraising, Mrs. Hamburger
decided to organize a race. She felt this idea, inspired by
her son, an avid runner who has participated in the Boston
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would work well as it would
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ticipants. “By making the race Mrs. Hamburger has been a resident of Martins Run since
intergenerational, we can 2007, and from the day she walked in has constantly volun-
cover all ages, from little teered her efforts to help others and make them feel special.
grandchildren to seniors like Last fall she began brainstorming and decided to organize a
me. I wanted even those who run to raise money to build the dementia unit.
are limited in their physical
ability to feel a part of the businesses. “We have received a tremendous amount of
experience as well.” support thus far, and hopefully that will be evident by a
Starting early last fall, Mrs.
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large crowd on race day,” said Mrs. Hamburger.
While Mrs. Hamburger has a few extra hands helping her,
she has done most of the work on her own. “When I see a
ing to the staff and residents great need for something then I just go ahead and start
at Martins Run, she sought working toward getting it done,” said Mrs. Hamburger. She
to gain support from family says her favorite part of planning the event is the satisfac-
and friends. She unearthed tion of knowing that many of her fellow residents’ lives will
her Christmas and Hanukkah be greatly improved by the dementia unit. “Their gratifica-
lists to send a letter to as tion, once they have a place that fully supports them and
many people as possible, de- their families, is enough to make every second of my efforts
tailing the purpose of the race worth it.”
and asking for donations. To In Mrs. Hamburger’s eyes, there is always something more
date, Mrs. Hamburger has to be done. And at the end of the day, she says it’s her
received $1,635 in donations optimism and drive that propel her to push forward—
from friends and family alone. whether it is the fundraising run or her many other volun-
Encouraged by her success, teer efforts. Within months of living at Martins Run Mrs.
Mrs. Hamburger kept going. Hamburger became heavily involved in the planning for a
She contacted every school Centenarian celebration. The resulting luncheon, recogniz-
district in Delaware County, ing those residents who were 100 years or older, was a huge
19 private schools and the success. Several years ago Mrs. Hamburger also spearhead-
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ties as well. She has also where her efforts led to the donation of more than 12,000
reached out to synagogues books to the new library as well a summer reading program
and churches in the area, for the children.
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Helping families like yours since 1982 and George came to get their blood pressure checked, Nannie recognized Dora from the
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