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Celebrating 26 Years of Community News September 22 – September 28, 2010

FIND YOUR
COMMUNITY It’s a Dog’s Life at Saint Joseph’s U Learn to “Decorate on
NEWS HERE! a Dime” September 30
G
ive your
home a make-
over without
buying a thing!
Tredyffrin Public
Library will host
“Decorating on a
Dime” with Darla
DeMorrow, a free
public workshop
PHashion & on Thursday, Sep-
PHilanthropy tember 30, at 7:30
p.m. at the library,
Night Out! located at 582 Up-
Page 4 per Gulph Road in
Strafford. DeMorrow
will teach partici-
pants to use what
they already have
to make dramatic
changes to any
room. Learn how
to pick colors, plan
a ro o m d e s i g n ,
place furniture,
hang artwork, and
New Program position lighting
Next up at Saint Joseph’s University Gallery is an exhibit of Jay McClellan’s paintings of his and accessories.
at AIM dogs, Tip, Honey and Lucky. Painted in brightly colored domestic scenes, it is clear from his Before and after
Page 8 work that the dogs are an important part of his life. Shown is detail of Jay McClellan’s paint- examples of real
ing, “Stephanie, Tip, Honey and Drew,” 96" by 84". local homes will
be the inspiration

W
hile scientists are divided on whether or not animals feel emotions, for thrifty ways to Tredyffrin Public Library will host
painter Jay McClellan is certain they do. A collection of his paintings – update a home. “Decorating on a Dime” with Darla
“Recent Works” – that features his three dogs will be exhibited at Saint “Home design is DeMorrow, a free public workshop on
Joseph’s University Gallery, October 4 - 29. An artist’s reception will a very hot topic, and Thursday, September 30, at 7:30 p.m.
be held Thursday, October 7, from 6 - 8 p.m. The Gallery will be closed Darla DeMorrow
October 18 - 19 for the University’s Fall Break. of HeartWork Organizing can make anyone feel confident
McClellan says that his everyday interactions with his dogs inspire his work. “Tip, Honey enough to ‘try this at home,’” said Gretchen Chamberlin,
and Lucky are three different individuals with their own habits, thoughts and distinct assistant director of the Tredyffrin Public Library. “Even
personalities,” he says. “I have an unspoken understanding with my dogs, and I [also] see those who don’t have a budget can decorate using things
in them a big reflection of myself.” they already have. I love HGTV’s design shows, and the
Society’s “The sheer immensity of McClellan’s paintings make his dogs come to life,” says Jeanne opportunity to learn how to makeover one’s own home from
Evening Hours Bracy, SJU Gallery coordinator. “The eye-catching backgrounds express the vibrant per- a local expert like Darla is very exciting.” Participants can
Page 12 sonalities of these seemingly unremarkable dogs.” come early and bring photos of their own space for ideas
The canvases prominently feature the dogs and their luminous, steady gazes in domestic specific to their situation.
spaces. “It is truly color and pattern that drive the work,” McClellan says, “ but the dogs’ HeartWork Organizing in Wayne provides professional
personalities influence everything [in the paintings] from composition to color choices.” organizing, real estate staging, and interior redesign services
A graphic artist originally from Little Rock, Ark., McClellan moved to Philadelphia to to clients in the Greater Philadelphia area and the nation.
Education attend the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, where he earned his M.F.A. in drawing/ Find information at www.HeartWorkOrg.com.
Pages 8 - 10 painting. He currently teaches at area art centers. Sign up early for this popular library program by calling
The Saint Joseph’s University Gallery is located in Boland Hall on Lapsley Lane, off of Tredyffrin Public Library at 610-688-7092, extension 206 or
City Avenue, between 54th Street & Cardinal Avenue in Lower Merion. Hours are Monday email Gretchen Chamberlin at gchambelin@ccls.org. For
through Friday, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. For information, call 610-660-1840, or visit www.sju.edu/gallery. information, visit www.tredyffrinlibraries.org.
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MORRIS ARBORETUM INTRODUCES NEW LECTURE SERIES
“Connections Beyond Our Garden; Talks on People, Plants and Place”
Your Community
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s the kids head back to school, it’s a ite places to visit is Scotland, where she was
Newspaper great time for people of any age to raised. Jane will lead guests on the visit she
learn something new with Morris made last year in June when the roses and
CITY SUBURBAN Arboretum’s exciting fall lecture series. Join
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E-mail: day, October 13 with Jane G. Pepper, former
CitySuburbanNews@mac.com President, Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, perennials were bursting with bloom. Most
as she discusses, “Traveling Through Scottish of the gardens in this presentation are small
Gardens.” During the past three decades, and personal, and in addition to the land-
Jane has led tours to gardens in France, Ger- scapes, Jane G. Pepper will introduce atten-
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Purposeful Life
Planning Workshop
For individuals in their 40s, 50s,
60s and 70s, the Purposeful Life
Planning for Boomers workshop at
Widener University’s Osher Life-
long Learning Institute, 825 Spring-
dale Dr. in Exton, PA, will address
finding purpose, navigating health
care and making the most of your
finances. The day-long session on
Saturday, September 25 from
8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. will include var-
ious panels, including one featur-
ing speakers who have won The
Purpose Prize, a $100,000 award
for people over 60 who are solving
tough social problems in their en-
core careers. Cost is $40 and in-
cludes lunch. Find a full schedule
of the day’s events and register at
www.widenerconferences.com.
Call 610-499-4370 for information.
“Dear Fleisher, 4x6
Inches of Art”
More than 400 acclaimed artists
from Philadelphia and beyond have
donated over 600 original postcard-
sized artworks to be sold for $50
each at the fourth edition of “Dear
Fleisher, 4x6 Inches of Art.” Taking
place on Sunday, September 26,
from 1 to 5 p.m. at the Fleisher Art
Memorial. “Dear Fleisher” is a bien-
nial contemporary art exhibition
and sale. All proceeds from the 2010
exhibition will support arts educa-
tion programs at Fleisher, a century-
old community art center in South
Philadelphia that provides arts
education for over 15,000 adults and
children annually. A suggested $5
donation to view the exhibit will in-
clude light refreshments. A list of
2010’s participating artists can be
seen on the Fleisher Art Memor-
ial’s website at www.fleisher.org.
Tickets for the preview party on
September 24, from 6 to 8 p.m.
are $100 ($75 for Fleisher mem-
bers), and include one complimen-
tary raffle ticket. Guests will have
the opportunity to get a sneak peek will be presenting a live score to
– but not purchase – the artwork
on display. Additional raffle ticketsKid.” Ribot has composed pieces
can be purchased at the party. For
tickets for the preview, contact Meg Scorsese’s “The Departed,” and has
Wise at 215-022-3456 ext. 311 or
mwise@fleisher.org.
Concert
On Sunday, September 26, at 3 at 8 p.m. General Admission is $15.
p.m. the 2010-11 Guest Artist Ser- For info visit www.arsnovawork-
ies presents “Two Worlds of Modal shop.org or call 215-387-5125.
Music: Songs of Love – Ragas of
Longing” with Ken Zuckerman, sarod
and dhotar, Dominique Vellard,
tenor, and Anindo Chatterjee, tabla.
The concert will be held in Founders
Great Hall on the Haverford College
campus at 370 Lancaster Avenue
in Haverford, PA. Tickets are $15
(Gen’l); $12 (Sr); $8 (Students);
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5220. Program with filmmakers in person takes place at 2:00
and 7:30 p.m., Fiesta Dinner is 5:00 - 6:30 p.m., on Wednesday,
September 29 at the Academy of Natural Sciences, 19th Street
and Ben Franklin Parkway.
ticket reservation: 610-896-1011 or
nmerriam@haverford.edu.
Arboretum Tour
Guided Tour: A Walk with the Curator
will be held on Sunday, Septem-
ber 26, 2010, at 2:30 p.m., at
Swarthmore College – Scott Arbore-
tum. The tour departs from Arbore-
tum Offices in Cunningham House.
Join Curator Andrew Bunting for
an in-depth look at the collections,
gardens, and plant selections. He
will discuss the most recent acces-
sions acquired for the collections,
why plants were removed from the
collections, as well as the latest gar-
den designs at the Scott Arboretum.
The tour will begin at the Scott
Arboretum offices and is free and
open to the public. In case of incle-
ment weather, the tour will be can-
celed. For information, call the Scott
Arboretum offices at 610-328-8025.
Solo Concert to Film
Ars Nova Workshop presents a solo
concert by guitarist Marc Ribot, who
Charlie Chaplin’s 1921 film, “The
for many films, including Martin
worked with Tom Waits and Elvis
Costello. This event will be held at
International House (3701 Chestnut
Street) on Sunday, September 26
For info on these events or to make
a reservation, call 610-660-9900 or
visit www.chabadmainline.org.
Sukkot Lunch
and Learn
On Monday, September 27 through On Thursday, September 30 at 7
Wednesday, September 29, from p.m. at the Parkway Central Library,
12 p.m. to 1 p.m. please bring a Free Library of Philadelphia, 1901
dairy or parve lunch. Join Rabbi Vine Street, join Drexel University
Gerber and Cantor Friedrich for scholar and popular fiction author,
wonderful, educational opportuni- Paula Marantz Cohen as she asks
ties on Ohev Shalom’s Sukkah Ter-
September 22 – September 28, 2010
“Is Henry James the New Jane
MEXICO Austen?” In Ms. Cohen’s latest book,
“What Jane Knew: A Curious Tale
Filmmaker Fran Reidel- of Henry James and Jack the Ripper,”
berger takes you on a she tackles the greatest unsolved
magnificent journey to crime of the Victorian era. Her pre-
our southern neighbor vious books include “Jane Austen
Mexicao. See the film in Scarsdale” and “Jane Austen in
and in addition enjoy a Boca.” Paula Marantz Cohen, Dis-
Fiesta dinner, too! Tick- tinguished Professor of English, is
ets for “Colorful Mexico” co-editor of the Journal of Modern
film available at the door Literature and the host of Drexel
for $12 Geographical Interviews. Cohen appears as part
Society members, $15 of a new series that partners Drexel
non-members, and University scholars and the Free
$7.50 students. Fiesta Library of Philadelphia entitled, “Two
Dinner tickets must be Way Think.” Event is free. For info,
ordered in advance and call 215-686-5414.
are $25 Members and
$28 non-members. For Singles Dance
Professional and Business Singles
Network sponsors a dance Friday,
October 1, at Edgmont Country
Club, 5180 West Chester Pike, New-
town Square 8 p.m. to Midnight.
Admission is $15. PBSN’s DJ will
race in Wallingford, PA. Contact be spinning Top 40 dance hits from
Rabbi Gerber at 610-874-1465 or the 60s to present for the 50 plus
rabbi@ohev.net for information. age group. Proper Attire: jacket and
tie optional. Just drop in. Member-
“Sukkah Fest” and
“Sushi under the Stars” 610-805-5827.
Chabad of the Main Line at the Gen-
ship is not required. For info call
Kids Club Service
eral Wayne Inn presents two excit-
ing, not-to-be-missed events that Congregation Beth Hamedrosh pre-
will truly enhance your experience sents Kids Club Simchat Torah
of the Holidays of Sukkot and Simchat Service on Saturday, October 2,
Torah. The fifth annual Sukkot Party 2010, at 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at
features the Ultimate BMX Show Congregation Beth Hamedrosh, 200
with Wheels of Freestyle (you really Haverford Road in Wynnewood, PA.
don’t want to miss this!)—PLUS: The program is for kids ages 4-10
Hat Man Show interactive entertain- and is run by Youth Directors Jona-
ment for little people; BBQ; Inflat- than and Becky Moses. Babysitting
able Obstacle Course; Moon Bounce, available for children under 4
Arts & Crafts; Sports with Coach years. For info, call 610-642-6444
Kenny; Cotton Candy & more! Fun or visit www.bethhamedrosh.org.
for the whole family! This thrilling
National Denim Day
“Sukkah-Fest” event is on Sunday,
September 26, 4 - 7 p.m. Admission: The Wellness Community of Phila-
$10 per person, $50/family. delphia, an affiliate of the Cancer
The seventh annual “Sushi under
Support Community, is urging its
participants and friends to join the
the Stars” will offer kosher sushi,
l’chaims & nosh, and dancing with
nation in putting on their favorite
blue jeans on October 8 as part of
the Torah. The Children’s Program
Lee National Denim Day. Funds
begins at 8:30 p.m. and every child
raised will benefit cancer educa-
gets a prize! This Simchat Torah party
tion and support programs and
is the culminating event of the Holi-
breast cancer research nationwide.
day season and promises to be a
blissful, joyous and Spirit-filled
The 2010 Lee National Denim Day
Ambassador is actor Felicity Huff-
extravaganza. This event is Thursday,
man. Call TWCP at 215-879-7733
September 30, 8:15 p.m., with Ser-
vices at 6:30 p.m. There is no charge
for information, or visit twcp.org.
for this event.
Book Group
Great Books Group meets at Ard-
more Library, 108 Ardmore Avenue,
Ardmore, alternate Wednesdays
(except holidays,) 2 to 3:45 p.m.
Meet Author Free. For information call Ted at
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ARTS, CULTURE & SOCIETY EVENTS

By Rose Marie Riley
Help Make it Happen Mini Golf Benefit
The seventh annual “Help Make it Happen!” mini golf event benefiting
The Wellness Community of Philadelphia is being held on Friday, Sep-
tember 24, 2010 (rain date Friday, October 8th) from 4:30 p.m. - 7:00
p.m. at Tee’s Golf Center, 707 Conshohocken Road, Conshohocken, PA.
There will be refreshments, prizes, and plenty of golf for kids and adults,
all “fore” the free programs at TWCP! Tickets are $25 per child and $35
per adult and may be purchased at the event. New this year will be a shot-
gun start tournament; tickets are $50. Reservations are limited; call 215-
879-7733 or e-mail amitton@twcp.org for information.
“The Butterfly Ball”
On Saturday, October 2, Living Beyond Breast Cancer will host its annu-
al fundraising gala, The Butterfly Ball. Join for a night of dinner, danc-
ing and bidding to honor a few select women for their courage, strength
and compassion. Last year, this event raised more than $500,000. This
year’s event will be held at the Loews Philadelphia Hotel in Center City,
and will treat nearly 600 of Philadelphia’s business and social leaders to
spectacular views, exquisite food and dancing. A limited auction full of
one-of-a-kind and priceless items and a drawing featuring dozens of fab-
ulous prizes will contribute to the evening’s success. For gala tickets,
sponsorship, auction or Grand Prize Drawing information, visit www.lbbc.org
or call Lauren Ainsworth at 610-645-4567.

Dinner & Program Sandy Rollman Ovarian Cancer Foundation’s

The Independence Chapter of the Association of Legal Administrators 10th Anniversary Gala
will host Anthony Greene, Certified Risk Manager and Certified Insurance On Saturday, October 2 at 7 p.m., The Sandy Rollman Ovarian Cancer
Counselor of Jamison Risk Services on Wednesday, September 29, 2010 Foundation will host its 10th Anniversary Gala at Trust in Philadelphia
at Plymouth Country Club, Plymouth Meeting, PA. Mr. Greene will pre- to continue to raise awareness and funding to fight ovarian cancer. The
sent “Managing Law Firms: The Cost of Risk Associated with E-Discovery,” Gala will feature dinner by Carlino’s, a live and silent auction, dancing
CLM credits are available. CLE credits are pending. Cocktails will be at and the premiere of a special 10-year anniversary film. Tickets are $100
5:30 p.m., dinner at 6:00 p.m. and the program at 6:30 p.m. Contact Lynn and are available at www.sandyovarian.org or by calling 610-446-2272.
Denitz (lsdenitz@ratnerprestia.com) at 610-993-4232 or Anne Paisley
(apaisley@utbf.com) at 610-692-1371 for details and registration info. Jewish Genealogical Society
The Delaware County/Main Line Affiliate of the Jewish Genealogical Society
Form in Art of Greater Philadelphia will hold its next meeting on Sunday, October
Wills Eye Institute is presenting the 22nd Annual Form in Art exhibition 3, 2010. Guest Speaker is Lee Arnold, Senior Director of the Library and
with a reception, September 30, 2010, at Wills Eye Institute, 840 Wal- Collections at the Historical Society of Pennsylvania. The meeting will
nut Street, 8th Floor, from 4 to 6 p.m. The exhibition features works begin promptly at 1:30 p.m. at Martins Run Lifecare Community, 11 Martins
from the Philadelphia Museum of Art’s Program for Visually Impaired Run, Media, PA. Everyone is welcome to attend. The program is free and
Artists. Honorees are: Elko Fan and Vaughn Stubbs, Teaching Artists, Form open to the public. For information, call 610-544-6877.
in Art Program, Philadelphia Museum of Art, and Street Thoma,
Manager, Accessible Programs for People with Disabilities, Philadelphia Acting Without Boundaries Sock Hop Can You Afford To Not Be Insured?
Museum of Art. The show will be on view through October 26, 2010. A Sock Hop is being presented by Acting Without Boundaries (AWB), Paying Too Much For Insurance?
For information call 215-440-3154. October 3, 2010, in the Buckley Wrestling Pavilion, at The Haverford
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Longest Drives. One lucky winner of the “closest to the pin” contest will
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MUFON PA Events
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senting USArtists American Fine Art Show & Sale, October 1 - 3, 2010, ship or volunteer opportunities, contact Myra Corcoran, 609-399-7890 or
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Arts, 128 North Broad Street, Philadelphia. USArtists is the premier art
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UFO All Day Conference
Free Concert Featuring Flute and Piano at Cabrini College Sat., October 9 • $30 Admission
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Dolce Suono Chamber Music Concert Series in Philadelphia.
A free concert featuring a Philadelphia Orchestra flutist and
an acclaimed pianist is set for September 26 at Cabrini
College, 610 King of Prussia Road, Radnor. The dynamic duo
Abramovic made his orchestral debut at 14 with the Pitts-
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performed together for more than eight years, and will pre- He is a professor of keyboard studies at Temple University’s
sent works by Gabriel Fauré, Michel Blavet, Olivier Messiaen, Esther Boyer College of Music. He is a graduate of the Curtis The Betty & Barney Hill
and music from Stillman and Abramovic’s forthcoming com- Institute of Music, Peabody Conservatory. He earned a doc- UFO Experience Lecture with
pact disc. tor of musical arts degree from Temple University.
A highly regarded concert flutist, Stillman has performed The concert is scheduled for 3 p.m. in the Mansion on Author Kathleen Marden
at Carnegie Hall and The Kennedy Center. At the age of 12, the Cabrini campus. For information, contact Dr. Adeline Tues., October 12 • FREE
she was the youngest wind player admitted to the Curtis Bethany, professor of fine arts, at 610-902-8380. Treddyfrin Township Public Library
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Review of New Book “You Can’t Get to Heaven on the Frankford El”
By Sean E. Lyons As the author continues to grow and mature, the coun- Lyons II at a book signing at Borders, in the Wynnewood

F ull disclosure up front—the author of “You Can’t Get to

Heaven on the Frankford El” also happens to be my
father, Thomas J. Lyons II. I am the youngest of his three
try does so right along side of him. It is a story that I
think anyone from the author’s generation can relate to,
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sons and I was an English Major in college. As a result, I about Philadelphia itself, although this tough industrial The book may also be ordered directly by sending a check
feel it is my duty from both a family and literary perspec- city serves as the canvas to the author’s brush, and more for $ 28.50 to Thomas J Lyons, 2714 Brown Street, Philadel-
tive to write the most honest and completely biased review about a time period that will never be experienced again. phia, PA 19130. Please include shipping address and phone
of the book that I possibly can. The author was fortunate to have grown up and matured number, and allow 2 weeks for delivery.
With that said, there is one word for me that sums up the during this one-of-a-kind era and his appreciation for that You can also contact Thomas J. Lyons II via email at:
central theme of this coming-of-age biography—Innocence. opportunity is not lost on the reader. It comes across clear- tomofmagispress@hotmail.com or visit www.magispress.com.
The author was fortunate enough to grow up in one of the ly and consistently that the author wouldn’t have wanted
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cence that was ing at Borders, in the
highlighted by Wynnewood Shopping
an exhaustive Center, from 11 to 4
l i s t o f s t re e t p.m. on Saturday,
games, a gigan- October 2.
tic Catholic
school and the this guy and you find
strict Nuns who yourself rooting for him
taught there, the as his life continues to
birth of Rock unfold in front of your
and Roll, immi- eyes.
grants balancing In today’s age of Ipods
their own tradi- and 3D Video Games,
tions with those “How to Get to Heaven
of their new home, on the Frankford El”
corner soda shops, harkens back to a
rusty public trans- time when less really
portation and was more. The old
weekly school adage of “Keep it
dances. All of Simple, Stupid” aptly applies
these factors, and many more, contributed to a unique com- here as the times called for
ing of age tale during a period in time that held so much keeping things as uncompli-
promise for the future that lie ahead. cated and straightforward as
I was struck by how the author and his pack of neighbor- possible. And that approach
hood “Corner Boys” kept themselves busy and entertained clearly worked for the author.
in the then friendly and safe streets of their North Philly He may not get to Heaven
neighborhood. Everything was so simple and pure. When on the old commuter train
contrasted against my own upbringing and where things that took him all over the
have evolved (or as the author would argue, devolved) to
today, it is amazing how quickly life in America has changed.
city as an innocent youth,
but he will have a special Sometimes a conference table can
The author retells countless tales of games, pranks, scams,
hobbies and silly “boys being boys” anecdotes that make
place reserved just for him
when the time comes. The be as effective as an operating table.
the world we live in today seem like a much more troubled Nuns from St. Martin’s would-
and disconnected place. The true beauty of the book lies n’t have it any other way.
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tasting event of dishes based on those in the Mommy’s Light
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• Branch Creek Farm, 1501 Branch Creek Farm in Perkasie,
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who will prepare a Sukkot Harvest Supper on Sunday, Septem-
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celebrate Smithsonian Museum Day, Saturday, September
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with young golfers from surrounding states in conjunction
with his attendance at the AT&T National Golf Tournament
hosted by Tiger Woods.
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BORN OR ARE THEY SHAPED? Assistive technology devices like the Intel® Reader can break down barriers for children,
youth, and adults who have visual impairments or learning disabilities. Presenters Vicky
McGinley, Ph.D., Department of Special Education, West Chester University, and David
Cattell, Assistive Technology Specialist, Chester County Intermediate Unit, joined by rep-
resentatives from Intel® Technologies, will help participants gain a better understanding
of assistive technology resources. They will discuss the role of assistive technology in
learning at home and in the classroom, and language used in student IEPs in relation to
assistive technology. Participants will receive a copy of “A Parent’s Guide to Assistive
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the American Civil Liberties Union and celebrate the freedom to read by hosting the annual
Banned Books Reading at the Parkway Central Library, 1901 Vine Street. In honor of Ban-
ned Books Week, local celebrities will read selections from books that were once banned
or challenged for their subject matter.
This year’s Banned Books celebration will be emceed by performance poet, Lamont Dixon.
Guest readers include famed folk musician John Wesley Harding; local authors Greg Frost,
Merrie Jones, and Dennis Tafoya; Scribe Video founder Louis Massiah; and “Philly Poe Guy”
Ed Pettit. The Banned Books program will also include a discussion of the controversy
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Sunday, October 24, 12 p.m.
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EDUCATION & BACK-TO-SCHOOL NEWS

D R . D AISY M ACHADO TO S PEAK AT P ALMER S EMINARY

Dr. Daisy L. Machado,
Dean of Academic Affairs at D r. Daisy L. Machado, Dean of Academic
Affairs at Union Theological Seminary in
New York City, will deliver the 2010 Orlando E.
Union Theological Seminary
Costas Lecture at Palmer Seminary in Wynne-
in New York City, will deliver wood on Tuesday, October 5, beginning at
the 2010 Orlando E. Costas 11:15 a.m. Dr. Machado, who is the first female
Lecture at Palmer Seminary of Latina heritage to earn a Ph.D. in theology,
in Wynnewood on Tuesday, will lecture on the topic “Christ Outside the
October 5. Gate: Following Jesus Beyond Borders.”
The lecture is free of charge and open to the
SAY YOU SAW IT IN CITY SUBURBAN NEWS public. It’s followed by a luncheon at 1 p.m.
for which reservations ($15 per person; $8 for
A College-Preparatory students) are required. For information or to
make a luncheon reservation, call 484-384-2950.
School for Bright Children The Costas Lectureship was established in
Who Learn Differently. honor of the late theologian and social activist
Orlando E. Costas

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dees to their engaging owners. One of her favorite places, Mertoun Gardens, was built in
OPEN HOUSE 1703 and today is the home of the Duke and Duchess of Sutherland. For almost 30 years
until her retirement this year, Jane led the 182-year-old Pennsylvania Horticultural Society,
for Parents & Professionals overseeing its activities and programs, including the renowned Philadelphia International
Flower Show, and Philadelphia Green, a national model for neighborhood revitalization.
Wednesday, October 20 • 9 - 11 a.m.
For your next dose of garden “Connections,” join Gene Dilks, Chair, Concourse Lake
Thursday, November 18 • 9 - 11 a.m. Restoration Project for Zone V, Garden Club of America on November 10 as she presents
Thursday, January 13 • 9 - 11 a.m. “Transforming Concourse Lake Reservoir.” In the midst of Fairmount Park’s 236-acre Cen-
Sunday, February 13 • 1 - 3 p.m. tennial District lies Concourse Lake Reservoir. As their gift in honor of the 100th anniver-
(raindate - February 27) sary of the Garden Club of America in 2013, fourteen GCA garden clubs in Pennsylvania
and Delaware are spearheading an effort to revitalize Concourse Lake as part of the city’s
Tuesday, March 15 • 9 - 11 a.m.
multi-million dollar restoration plan. Gene Dilks will take attendees back to the 1876 Cen-
Wednesday, April 13 • 9 - 11 a.m. tennial and the eventual construction of Concourse Lake, through its evolution into a popu-
Wednesday, May 11 • 9 - 11 a.m. lar natural attraction. She will provide an inside look at the new sustainable landscaping
plans and interpretive walking trail that will use native plants to transform the area into a
At AIM, children who learn differently thrive through innovative, research-based diverse habitat for wildlife. Gene is a graduate of the Barnes School of Horticulture and
teaching methods, a passionate staff of Master Teachers, data-driven progress Landscape Design, and has lived, worked, and gardened in Chestnut Hill for more than 40
monitoring and building upon their own academic succes. years.
“The Connections Beyond Our Garden” lecture series concludes with “A Museum Without
WallsTM: Public Art in Philadelphia” on Wednesday, December 8 with Penny Balkin Bach,
Visit www.aimpa.org or call 215-483-aim1 Executive Director, Fairmount Park Art Association. Founded in 1872, the Fairmount Park
Art Association is the nation’s first private non-profit organization dedicated to integrating
public art and urban plan-
ning. Among the pieces it has

E D U C A T I N G WOMEN WHO LEAD acquired over the years are

works by Frederic Remington,
Emmanuel Fremiet, Henry
Moore, and more recently,
Mark di Suvero. Every sculp-
ture has a story. Penny Bach
will discuss the people, places,
and spaces that have help-
ed to make Philadelphia a
“Museum Without Walls” and
In the CLASSROOM talk about the Art Association’s
newest project that invites
National Merit Finalist,
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1:00 - 4:00 p.m. using interactive audio. A
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SCHOLARSHIP & ENTRANCE EXAM Penny has worked with organi-
S a t u rd ay, O c to b e r 3 0 , 2 0 1 0 zations and communities
On the FIELD 9:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
worldwide.
All lectures will be held at
First Team All-American, Morris Arboretum’s Widener
UNC, Chapel Hill ‘14 Visitor Center at 2 p.m. A
A D D I T I O N A L I N F O R M AT I O N reception with refreshments
will follow each talk and a
Merion Mercy Academy Admissions guided tour of the Arboretum
610.664.6655, ext. 116 is available afterward. The
cost for each lecture is $18
or visit for Arboretum members and
In the ARTS w w w. m e r i o n - m e rc y. co m $20 for non-members, which
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Philadelphia Sinfonia garden. Advanced registra-
Orchestra Concertmistress, tion and payment are re-
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event that benefits the ADA and raises funds for diabetes
research, advocacy and education. Every dollar raised through
Step Out plays an important role in changing the future for
people living with diabetes.
The Philadelphia Step Out: Walk to Fight Diabetes is one of
more than 150 ADA walks held across the country, and in fact,
was the largest Step Out walk in the nation last year, raising
more than $550,000. In 2009, nearly 120,000 Step Out partici-
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and to improve the lives of nearly 24 million children and
adults in the United States who are affected by this disease.
“Eleven percent of the population in the area has diabetes,
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EveningHours
By Rose Marie Riley

Attending a 2010 Liberty Medal Ceremony Presidents Recep- Arriving at “Guildford,” for the Benefactors of USArtists 2010
tion that was held at the National Constitution Center prior to Cocktail Party, from left – Lisa Aversa Caldwell and Donald
the ceremony are, from left – Trustee Emeritus Alan L. Reed, Caldwell, Chairman of the Board of Pennsylvania Academy of
and Louise Reed; Laura and William Buck. All of Villanova. the Fine Arts, are welcomed by – hostess Martha McGeary Snyder,
PAFA Board Member.

President Bill Clinton, Chair of the National Constitution Center,

was joined by Center President and CEO David Eisner as he
awarded the prestigious medal to former British Prime Minister
Tony Blair. Photo/Carol H. Feeley

Attending the Cocktail Party are, from left – Richard and Pia
Halloran, Benefit co-chair, of Haverford; Alicia A. Sterling, USArtists
co-chair, of Bryn Mawr; USArtists co-chair, Sandra L. Nesbitt, and
John Nesbitt, of Newtown Square.

Attending the Presidents Reception are, from left – Loretta and

Joseph Duckworth, member of the Board of Trustees, of Berwyn.
At the Presidents Reception are, from left – Charlie and Elise
Pizzi; Anne and Joseph Jacovini. All of Philadelphia.
USArtists American
Fine Art Show and Sale
Thousands of art lovers and collectors will visit Philadel-
phia from October 1 - 3 for the “USArtists American Fine Art
Show & Sale,” the nation’s largest show and sale of 18th-
Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair spoke to the crowd through 21st-century American art. For the first time in its
after receiving the National Constitution Center’s 2010 Liberty 18-year history USArtists will move from its longtime venue
Medal on Monday, September 13, 2010 in recognition of his at the 33rd Street Armory to its home at the Pennsylvania
steadfast commitment to conflict resolution. Photo/Carol H. Academy of the Fine Arts. The move to PAFA’s Samuel M.V.
Feeley Hamilton Building (128 North Broad Street, Philadelphia)
makes USArtists the only show and sale of its kind to be
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Liberty Medal Ceremony setting. An Opening Night Preview Gala will be held Septem-
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Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair received the Night will take place October 1, from 5:30 to 8 p.m. Tickets
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the Center, was joined by Center President and CEO David
Eisner as he awarded the prestigious medal to former Prime
Minister Blair at a public ceremony at 7:00 p.m. at the National
Constitution Center on Independence Mall in Historic Phila-
delphia. Governor Edward G. Rendell, Mayor Michael A. Nutter,
and Christiane Amanpour, anchor of ABC News’ This Week,
also participated in the ceremony. The event was broadcast
live on WPVI-TV/6abc and webcast live on www.6abc.com.
For information visit www.constitutioncenter.org.

Enjoying the Presidents Reception are, from left – PJ Kent;

Jennifer Kent of Philadelphia; Katie Kent of Philadelphia;
Maria Papadakis of Haverford and Philadelphia; Brendan Kent
of Philadelphia.

View City Suburban News online: Enjoying the cocktail party are, from left – Diana H. Bittel,
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R EGISTER FOR M ORRIS A RBORETUM ’ S

SENIOR S CARECROW D ESIGN C ONTEST
CITIZENS’ M orris Arboretum is calling
all scarecrows for its annual
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Participants are invited to unleash
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own designer scarecrow. Scarecrows,
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at the Arboretum for 3 weeks along
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Saturday, October 2 through Sunday,
October 17. Now in its third year
We’re still able to make and more popular than ever, Scare-
crow Walk is a must see for the fall
memories at home. season. Visitors of all ages vote for
their favorite scarecrow and deter-
mine which will be the prize winners.
• home health aides provide personal • direct billing to insurance A grand prize Arboretum pack will
care and companion services companies and no advanced be awarded to the 1st place winner
• nurses provide skilled care and payment necessary that includes a cash prize of $200!
manage chronic conditions • no contract or long-term The Morris Arboretum of the Univer-
commitment required sity of Pennsylvania is located at 100
• accredited and state licensed East Northwestern Avenue in the
Chestnut Hill section of Philadelphia.
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