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Celebrating 26 Years of Community News May 11 – May 17, 2011

FIND YOUR
COMMUNITY Former Yes Singer Signs Guitar for Social Ethicist Awarded
NEWS HERE! Cancer Support Community Gala Auction Louisville Institute Sabbatical
13th Annual “Evening in the Yard” May 20 at the Navy Yard, 6:30 p.m. - 11:00 p.m.
Unbeknownst to Scott,
Grant for Researchers
Chodak had just lost
his dad, Harry, to
esophageal cancer
on February 17 (Harry
was the owner of
Oscar’s Tavern at
1524 Sansom Street
for the last 40 years).
Lansdowne Folk Chodak immediate-
Club Concert ly agreed to donate
a beautiful Takamine
Page 7 Guitar! In the mean-
time, Scott, who assist-
ed with promotion
of Jon Anderson’s
Philadelphia show
at the TLA on May
4th, asked if Anderson
would sign the gui-
tar for the auction.
He not only signed
it, but did so on NBC
10’s “The 10! Show”
Celebrating where he performed
and was interviewed
Jewish Culture that morning. The
Page 10 & 11 only way to bid on
Photo/Terri Tabaac the Anderson-signed
From left – Scott Bluebond and Jon Anderson pose with the signed guitar is by attend- Havertown resident James Caccamo, Ph.D., associate profes-
guitar in the green room of The 10! Show. ing the gala. There sor of theology at Saint Joseph’s University has been award-
are many other great ed a grant from the Louisville Institute to write a book entitled

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cott Bluebond is the marketing and items up for bid as well. Call 215-879-7733 “Rewiring Virtue: Christian Ethics in an Age of Gadgets.”
communications director at the or visit www.cancersupport-phila.org for
Cancer Support Community of tickets.

J
ames F. Caccamo, Ph.D., of Havertown, PA, associate
Philadelphia (CSCP). But he is also CSCP anticipates 300 professionals, gov- professor of theology at Saint Joseph’s University, was
one huge Yes fan. He was able to ernment officials, members and others will awarded the Louisville Institute Sabbatical Grant for
combine his love for helping peo- attend the 13th Annual “Evening in the Yard” Researchers for his proposal to write Rewiring Virtue: Chris-
ple with cancer and the group Yes this past gala/awards ceremony to see designer Tory tian Ethics in an Age of Gadgets. The book will discuss the
Evening Hours week. CSCP is having their annual gala on Burch receive the Medal of Inspiration, found- ethics of communication and information technologies from
May 20 and this year, there will be an auction ing board member Charlie Rose, the Ridge- a Christian perspective.
Page 12 for the first time. Scott called his friend Rich land Award, Mary Lou Vitale, the Medal of “There is really nothing like my book proposal in Christian
Chodak, owner of Bluebond Guitars and Music Courage, Greg & Kathie (posthumously) ethics literature right now,” says Caccamo. “This grant, com-
School (www.bluebondguitars.com/Bluebond/ Young, Anthropologie, and Gilda’s Club Dela- bined with an SJU sabbatical, will provide a great opportu-
Home.html), for help. Rich purchased the ware Valley, the Medal of Victory, and Ilana nity to move forward on this project.” Caccamo will be on
Dining & store from his childhood friend and neighbor, Wolfson, the Gene Hart Young Survivor Award. sabbatical for the 2011-12 academic year.
Entertainment Dale Bluebond, who was killed in an auto Guests will enjoy fabulous food and cock- The first-of-its-kind book will explore contemporary tech-
accident in 1994. Dale was Scott’s cousin. tails, a DJ, an auction with fabulous items nologies, analyzing them through a virtue approach. Virtue
Pages 6 & 7 Scott asked Rich if he would consider donat- and more, all to benefit CSCP. Chair emeri- ethics is a moral method that focuses on the formation of
ing a guitar for the CSCP’s auction. See “Evening in the Yard” on page 4 See Professor Receives Grant to Write Book on page 9

Education &
Camp News
Pages 8 & 9
V IOLINIST B ENJAMIN B EILMAN P ERFORMS
M ALVERN ’ S D UFFY A RTS C ENTER
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resh off winning first prize at the 2010 Young
Concert Artists competition, internationally
Your Community renowned violinist Benjamin Beilman brings
Newspaper his talents to the Duffy Arts Center at Malvern
Preparatory School on Sunday, May 15, at 2:30
CITY SUBURBAN p.m. The performance is presented by Tri-County
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The concert will include Bach’s Sonata for Violin
and Keyboard in E major and Sonata for Violin
Solo in g minor; Strauss’ Sonata for Violin and
Piano in E flat major; and works by Rogerson,
IN
Tower, and Hubay. Tickets are $18 for adults and
$12 for seniors. Students and children may attend
the concert free of charge, thanks to support
from the Ethel Sergeant Clark Smith Memorial
Fund. For tickets, call 610-649-2517 or visit
www.tricountyconcerts.org. Meet the artist at a
complimentary post-concert reception.
Ben Beilman is rapidly gaining attention for his
“impeccable” playing and “eloquence and flair”
(MusicalAmerica.com). He made his Philadelphia
Orchestra debut in June 2009, a performance
The Philadelphia Inquirer praised for its “emo-
tional weight” and “distinctive, full-bodied sound.”
He has also appeared as soloist with the Detroit
Symphony Orchestra, Toledo Symphony, Cayuga
Chamber Orchestra, Kalamazoo Symphony,
L’Orchestre Metropolitain de Montréal, and the
RAI National Symphony in Turin, Italy, among
others. Highlights of the 2010-2011 season include
See Benjamin Beilman to Perform on page 6
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Annual Scout Fair
The 62nd Annual Merion Scout Fair
offers an afternoon of affordable
family fun, Saturday, May 14, from
noon until 4 p.m., rain or shine.
There will be carnival games, a moon
bounce, a rope bridge, face paint-
ing, tons of prizes, live and silent
auctions and good food, all at the
Merion Scout House grounds, locat-
ed at 625 Hazelhurst Avenue in Mer-
ion, right next to the Merion Trib-
ute House. Tickets, which can be
purchased at the fair, cost $1 each
and allow you to play a couple of
games or participate in one of the
fun activities. This annual fair has
been a Lower Merion tradition since
1950, and all proceeds benefit the
Merion Cub Scouts, Liberty Troop 71.
Email questions to: LibertyTroop@
gmail.com.
Taste of the Asian
Culture at Phila. Zoo
On May 14 and 15, the Philadelphia
Zoo will host a weekend-long festi-
val showcasing the culture of Asia.
The celebration, which is the first
of four cultural events called the
Creatures of Culture International
Series, will feature authentic Asian
cuisine, activities, performances and
demonstrations while educating
about animals found in the Zoo that
are native to Asia. Creatures of
Culture: Asia is free with Zoo admis-
sion, and will run from 10 a.m. to 4
p.m. on both Saturday and Sunday.
For information, as well as to pur-
chase and print tickets online, visit
www.philadelphiazoo.org.
Film and Book
Discussion
The Friends of Wynnefield Branch
Library are sponsoring a film and
book discussion group of books that
have been made into movies. For
the month of May will be the screen-
ing of “Chocolat” starring Johnny
Depp and Juliette Binoche on Wed.,
May 18 at 3 p.m. The following
Monday, May 23 at 6 p.m. the
Friends of Wynnefield Branch will
be leading a discussion group based
on the book and how it differs from
the movie. If you can’t make it to the
screening—a limited number of
copies of the film will be available
for checkout before the discussion
group. Both events will take place
in the Meeting Room at Wynnefield
Branch Library, 5325 Overbrook Ave.,
Philadelphia, PA 19131. Call 215-
685-0298 for information.
“Annie Get Your Gun”
Philadelphia’s Central High School
will retell the story of famed female
sharpshooter Annie Oakley when
they present the musical comedy
“Annie Get Your Gun.” This talent-
ed student cast and orchestra as
well as a collection of wonderful,
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“ONCE ON THIS ISLAND JR.”
Waldron Mercy Academy will present “Once On This Island Jr.”
on Thursday, May 12, Friday, May 13, and Saturday, May 14, at
7:30 p.m., and Sunday, May 15, at 2 p.m., in the Convent of
Mercy Auditorium, 515 Montgomery Avenue, Merion Station.
“Once On This Island Jr.” is a Caribbean adaptation of “The Little
Mermaid” and will be performed by WMA’s grades five through
eight, under the direction of WMA’s music director Michael Borton.
For tickets, visit www.waldronmercy.org. Some of the perform-
ers of “Once On This Island Jr.” are Andrew Stetser, Michael
Quinn, Maeghan Radice, Jacqueline Malloy, and Kristina Leuzzi.
familiar tunes from the pen of Irv-
ing Berlin will prove to be a treat
for young and old alike. Perfor-
mances will take place on May 19
- 21 at 7:00 p.m. in the Central
High School auditorium, 1700 W.
Olney Ave., Philadelphia, PA 19141.
For info or ticket purchase, visit
centralhigh.net or call 215-469-1322.
Chadds Ford Spring
Exhibit Opening
The Chadds Ford Historical Society
will hold its 2011 Spring Exhibit
Opening on Friday, May 20, 2011,
“Wood, Woods and Wood Workers.”
This wonderful exhibit looks at the
woodlands and trees of Southeastern
Pennsylvania and how people have
used these resources. Chadds Ford
Tree Service is the presenting
sponsor of this new exhibit which
will continue through December
3, 2011. The exhibit also looks at
the magnificence of the trees in
the Brandywine Valley, as well as
the trees’ many contributions to shap-
ing the history and the culture of
our region. Some of the items dis-
played in the exhibit are a collec-
tion of historic woodworking tools
from 6 foot two-man tree saws to
axes, augers and a collection of
products, puzzles, art and utility
items all made from our trees. The
Chadds Ford Historical Society will
be hosting a cocktail reception
sponsored by Victory Brewing on
Friday, May 20, 2011 from 5:30
p.m. to 8:00 p.m., join for a Com-
munity Open House to welcome the
newest exhibit. For information on
the Chadds Ford Historical Society
or to become a member, call 610-
May 11 – May 17, 2011
rary jazz quartet whose music in-
fluences covers the spectrum from
Donny Hathaway and Herbie Han-
cock to Duke Ellington and Miles
Davis. Join for an afternoon of toe-
tapping, finger snapping fun. The
library is located at 5325 Overbrook
Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19131-1498.
Call 215-685-0298 for information.
Children’s Tea Party
and Tour
On Sunday, May 22 the Friends of
Graeme Park are inviting our littlest
members of the community out for
a tea party with their favorite teddy
bear or doll. Kids, who must be
accompanied by an adult, will be
treated to punch, lemonade, cook-
ies, brownies and other sweets and
then will get a special tour of the
Keith House geared just for them!
There will be a craft to take home and
games to play as kids learn what it
was like to be a child in the 18th
century. The cost is $10 per person
and reservations are required and
must be held with a credit card. Seat-
ings are at 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. Graeme
Park is located at 859 County Line
388-7376 or visit www.chaddsford-
Rd., just off of Rt. 611 in Horsham.
Regular operating hours are Fri-
day - Saturday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. and
history.org. Sunday 12 p.m. - 4 p.m., last tour
each day at 3 p.m.; admission is
Concert Benefit charged for tours of the Keith
“A Special Concert for Special Chil- House. For information call 215-
dren,” Friday, May 20 at 7:30 p.m.
at Immaculata University’s Alumnae
343-0965 or visit www.ushistory.org/
graeme.
Hall in Malvern, invites music
enthusiasts to a delightful evening “Race to Nowhere”
of great classics with wonderfully A film screening of “Race to No-
entertaining “pops” music. The con- where: The Dark Side of America’s
cert will be conducted by Philadel-
phia’s own Rosalind Erwin and fea-
Achievement Culture” will be host-
ed at the Haverford Township Free
ture the artistry of well-known solo-
ists Rich Ridenour on piano and
Library on Monday, May 23 at 6:30
p.m. in the Community Room.
Brandon Ridenour on trumpet, as
“Race to Nowhere” is a new docu-
well as a 42-piece orchestra com- mentary that exposes the insidious
prised of renowned musicians. silent epidemic in our education
Proceeds from the event will sup-
port Valley Forge Educational Ser-
system. Our high-pressure, high-
stakes culture has invaded our
vices’ programs for children whose
exceptionalities include autism
schools and children’s lives, creat-
ing unhealthy, disengaged, unpre-
spectrum disorders and learning pared and stressed-out youth.
disabilities. The program, arranged
Created by first-time filmmaker
in part by C&KArtists, includes Vicki Abeles, the film tells the sto-
audience participation and a spe- ries of young people pushed to the
cial musical appearance by a stu-
dent from VFES’ Vanguard School
brink, burned-out teachers and
deeply frustrated parents. A facil-
joining in a performance with Rich
itated discussion will follow the
Ridenour. To purchase tickets ($50, film. For info about the film, visit
$75, $125), visit www.vfes.net.
Event sponsors are being invited
http://www.racetonowhere.com.
Tickets are $10 in advance and $15
to a private reception from 6:30 p.m. at the door. To purchase tickets,
- 7:15 p.m. with the conductor, solo- visit www.haverfordlibrary.org/race.
ists, and other major sponsors. For
The library is located at 1601 Darby
info, contact the VFES Advancement Road, Havertown, PA. For info, call
Office staff at 610-296-6725 x169.
Mary Shannon 610-446-3082 ext. 216.
Jazz Quartet Class Reunion
Performance Olney Class of ’71. Looking for for-
On Saturday, May 21 at 1:30 p.m. mer classmates for its 40th reunion
the Friends of Wynnefield Branch on October 28, 2011. Judy at
Library are sponsoring a perfor- ohsclassof71@yahoo.com or 215-
mance by EDQ1, a local contempo- 870-7572.
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ARTS, CULTURE & SOCIETY EVENTS READY TO PLAY TENNIS?

Learn Fast in Six Weeks!
Starts May 23!
By Rose Marie Riley tasting on the terrace, and a light supper by Main Line’s Duffy Caterers. Adults and Kids -
A silent auction will be featured. Proceeds from the first-ever fundrais- 6 Mondays for new players
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on May 14, 2011, from 6:30 to 10 p.m. Enjoy an evening of dinner and corporatetennis@comcast.net
The 81st Anniversary of the Radnor Hunt Races will be held May 21, 2011, certified tennis
socializing. The group will meet at one home for appetizers and entree visit www.CorporateTennis.org
at Radnor Hunt, 826 Providence Road, Malvern. Post time is 1:30 p.m. professionals.
and then enjoy a relaxing short walk to another home for dessert and
For info call Kathie Brown at 610-296-9096 or visit www.radnorhunt-
coffee... and maybe you will walk away with an item from the silent auc-
races.org.
tion. Narberth Havurah, the only Jewish organization in Narberth, is a
growing Reconstructionist Jewish community. A havurah (fellowship) is Laurel House Benefit
Dust Bunnies’
a small group practicing egalitarian, non judgmental Judaism. A corner-
The Committee for Laurel House are presenting its “Magic” Gala May
Residential & Commercial Cleaning Services
stone of our community is to create a spiritual home for all. Cost $36 per
person. Contact Joan Kaplan at 610-527-4347 or joankaplan@yahoo.com 21, 2011, at Green Valley Country Club in Lafayette Hill, 6:30 p.m. The NO JOB TOO SMALL!
for location and complete information. Gala will honor a number of dedicated volunteers. The evening will fea-
ture a magic performance, a DJ and Keyboard entertainment by CTO, Kitchens • Bathrooms • Living Spaces
Go Red for Women silent and live auctions, dinner and dessert. Proceeds from the Gala will Basements • Dishes • Windows
benefit Laurel House, a non-profit agency that provides services to vic- Floors • Garage • Dusting • Offices
Philadelphia’s 8th Annual Go Red for Women Luncheon and Health Expo
tims of domestic violence and their children. For info call 610-277-1860.
will be held May 20, 2011, at Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, 1201 FREE $5 Senior Citizen Gift Card!
Market Street, Philadelphia. A Health and Wellness Expo and Screenings Celebration
will be held from 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.; Red Hot Silent Auction will be Call Now! 215-397-4500
held from 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.; Luncheon and Main Program will be An evening of celebration, Le Papillon Gala will be held May 21, 2011, Serving Philadelphia & Surrounding Suburban Area
held from 12:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. The event will honor Gale Y. Given, 6:30 p.m. - 12:00 midnight, at Hyatt Regency Philadelphia at Penn’s Land-
President, Verizon Pennsylvania, with the presentation of the 2011 ing, 201 South Columbus Boulevard. The Gala will honor Jane Golden,
Woman of Heart. The Mission of the American Heart Association – Go
Red, celebrate heart health, support heart disease research and educa-
Executive Director, City of Philadelphia Artists-in-Residence Award;
Barclay and Rebecca Knapp, Philanthropists, and the Knapp Gallery, 2011 PILLOW TOP QUEEN
tion, and help stop Women’s No. 1 killer – heart disease. For information
call 215-575-5213.
Philadelphia Artist-in-Residence. Entertainment by R&B artist, Will
Downing Jr. The Gala is an evening celebration to raise awareness for BLOWOUT SALE
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The Board of Managers of the Pennsylvania Society of Sons of the Revolu-
tion is presenting its Annual Valley Forge Commemoration Church
Promise Ball T&C MATTRESS
Service, Sunday May 15, 2011, at Washington Memorial Chapel, Route The Juvenile Diabetes Foundation (JDRF) Eastern Pennsylvania Dela-
23, Valley Forge, at 4 p.m. A reception will follow at Washington Mem- ware Chapter, “Promise Ball,” will be held 6 p.m. on May 21, 2011, at FACTORY OUTLET
orial Chapel Courtyard, Route 23, Valley Forge. For info call 610-644-6184. Philadelphia Loews Hotel, 1200 Market Street, at The Promise Ball, themed Established 1940
“Keeping the Promise.” The 2011 Honoree is Howard Stoeckel, presi-
Plein Air Festival
Wayne Art Center is presenting its 5th Annual Plein Air Festival May 17
dent and CEO of Wawa. The Promise Ball supports the work of JDRF whose
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21, 2011, Sponsors and Patrons 6 - 10 p.m.; Guests and Young Friends 7
- 10 p.m. Thirty-two national plein art artists and juror, Billyo O’Donnell
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will view their freshly painted Delaware Valley landscapes. All works 1812 Productions is presenting its 6th Annual gala, “Eventa du Schmancy” Now through
painted during this 5-day festival will be for sale. The Exhibition opens May 23, 2011, at the Chemical Heritage Foundation, 315 Chestnut
to the public May 22 - June 24, 2011. Gallery Hours are Monday Street, Philadelphia, at 6 p.m., with cocktails and dinner. At 8 p.m., The
through Saturday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Plein Air workshop with Billyo Bad Song Cabaret will begin with a silent auction and basket raffle. The 610-789-6666
O’Donnell May 23 - 25, 2011, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. All works painted Bad Song Cabaret was last performed in 2005 and features new talent. 1001 West Chester Pike, Havertown
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The Committee for the Cancer Support Community of Philadelphia is
presenting “Evening in the Yard” May 20, 2011, at Urban Outfitters
Inc. at The Navy Yard. The evening will begin with cocktails at 6:30 p.m.;
dinner and live auction at 7:30 p.m.; followed by dessert and dancing. Bianca Waltz
Auctioneer is Keith Johnson from Man Shops Globe. Among the many
honorees – Charlie Rose, Founding Board Member, with the presenta- CONCERT PIANIST
tion of the Ridgeland Award. Proceeds from the evening will benefit the Piano & Keyboard
Cancer Support Community of Philadelphia. For information and tickets,
call 215-879-6575. Lessons for all Ages
and Skill Levels!
Radnor Memorial Library Located on
Radnor Memorial Library is presenting its first-ever fundraiser May 20, Conshohocken Ave.
2011, at Ardrossan, 807 Newtown Rd., Villanova, from 6:30 - 10 p.m. It (near City Ave.)
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HEALTHY LIVING

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E arth Day gets bigger every year at Penn Charter. This
year, on April 22, each division came up with inventive
ways to steward our planet.
Lower School students enjoyed a life-sized geography
lesson with a giant Earth Balloon. Twenty feet tall and cre-
ated using 10,000 satellite images of Earth taken from space,
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Students journeyed around the world in a day. “You begin
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DINING & ENTERTAINMENT

LANSDOWNE FOLK CLUB PRESENTS

GATHERING
O U T - A N D - A B O U T – Upcoming Food & Entertainment
By Jerry H. Bloom, Staff Writer

TIME On Stage
• Walnut Street Theatre, 825 Walnut Street in Philadelphia,
presents Miss Saigon, previews May 17, opens on May 25,
with Special Guest and runs through July 17. This is a classic love story brought
Josh Komorowski up-to-date in a stunning theatrical spectacle. In the turmoil
of the Vietnam War, an American soldier and a Vietnamese
Photo: Gathering Time girl fall in love, only to be separated during the fall of Saigon.
Their struggles to find each other over the ensuing years
THURSDAY, MAY 19, 2011 end in tragedy for her and a fighting chance for the child he
never knew he had. For tickets ($10 - $95) or info, call 215-
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third is pulled into their wrangling, and battle lines are
CLEAN SALE drawn. By turns funny and explosive, Art is a sly, revealing
Over the course portrait of what men expect from their friends—and them-
of time, dust
builds up in a
IT’S selves. For tickets ($22 - $33), call 215-654-0200 or online at
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clock too, and
can do major
TIME TO • Society Hill Playhouse, 507 South Eighth Street in Phila-
delphia, presents The Bridge Club, through May 29. Jack
damage to the
parts. So as part
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Buffalo Chamber Music Society Prize, the Candlelight Con-
cert Society Prize, and the Friends of Music Concerts Prize.
He was named the First Prize winner of the 2010 Montréal
performances with the New Mexico and Longmont sym- International Musical Competition, and was the First Prize
$25/cu. yd. phony orchestras, as well as recitals and chamber perfor- winner of both the 2009 Schmidbauer Competition and the
mances for the Pittsburgh Chamber Music Society, Linton 2009 Corpus Christi International Competition, where he
Black Mulch Chamber Music Series, and Astral Artists. was also awarded the special Bach prize.
$28/cu. yd. A passionate chamber musician, Beilman has been a fea- The Rev. David J. Duffy Arts Center at Malvern Preparatory
tured artist at the Marlboro Music Festival since the age of School, which opened on March 1, 2008, houses a state-of-
Brown Mulch 17, and tours with “Musicians from Marlboro” in the spring the-art, 600-seat theatre in addition to 14 classrooms, fine
$25/cu. yd. of 2011. He has collaborated with members of the Guarneri, art studios, and a recording studio. In addition to strength-
Emerson, and Orion string quartets, as well as with such ening educational opportunities for Malvern Prep students,
$35 DELIVERY FEE eminent artists as Mitsuko Uchida, Richard Goode, Gary the theatre is available for community concerts, forums
Graffman, Pamela Frank, Peter Wiley, Roberto Díaz, and Ida and theatrical presentations. For details about renting the
Decorative Stone – Call for Pricing Kavafian. Duffy Arts Center, contact Jackie White at 484-595-1184 or
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Window Concepts fourth Plein Air Evening on Wednesday, May 18 at 6 p.m. In
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D INING &E NTERTAINMENT

Gathering Time with Special Guest Josh Komorowski to Perform

Lansdowne Folk Club presents folk trio Gathering Time with
special guest Josh Komorowski (shown) on Thursday, May 19.
L ansdowne Folk Club presents folk trio Gathering Time
with special guest Josh Komorowski on Thursday, May
19, at the Twentieth Century Club, 84 S. Lansdowne Avenue,
Lansdowne, PA. Doors open at 6:45 p.m., the event begins
at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $15 in advance and $18 at door. For
reservations or for info, call 610-622-7250, visit www.myspace.com/
lansdownefolkclub, or email lfc.org@rcn.com.
Gathering Time is one part Peter, Paul & Mary, a bigger
part Crosby, Stills & Nash, and various pieces of The Byrds,
Joni Mitchell, the Eagles and America; a head-turning folk-
rock harmony trio described recently as “getting a whole
beehive-full of buzz” on the northeast regional folk scene.
Gathering Time includes two Long Island folk stalwarts:
Glen Roethel and Stuart Markus, both of whom have been
fun, stage chemistry. The trio has strong roots in tradition-
al folk as well as ‘60s and ‘70s folk-rock, and they’ve been
known to sprinkle in some of those classics among their
original sets. They have twice been live guests in the studio
of WXPN’s Gene Shay, and thrice the hand-picked leaders
of his late-night jamming parties at Northeast Regional Folk
Alliance. There’s lots to learn about Gathering Time at their
website http://www.gatheringtimetrio.com.
Opening the show is Josh Komorowski, an independent
(by the true definition) singer, guitarist, songwriter, and
THE DEVON HORSE
musician extraordinaire. Josh started playing guitar and
writing songs at the age of 17. He has traveled around North SHOW & COUNTRY FAIR
America and sometimes around world but in the last few
years has limited his live performances to the east coast Celebrating Our 115th Year
so that he may raise a family, write songs and be part of his
local church.
Since 1994 he has shared a stage with many national and
Philadelphia artists and have performed in music venues
May 26 – June 5, 2011
that range from 10,000 seats to living rooms. He has written Benefiting Bryn Mawr Hospital
and performed as the front man for the Philadelphia based A Philadelphia Tradition Since 1896
band The Love Syndicate and all of its multiple variations
throughout the seven years of the group’s existence.
Josh’s 2005 CD release, “There is Always Hope” includes The Devon Horse Show and Country Fair is one of the
songs that maintain an autobiographical sense of honesty oldest, largest and most prestigious outdoor horse shows
and truth with a left-of-center approach to its musicality.
The melodies are simple and the words are universal with
a different nature and style to each track. There is a live,
in the country. Over 100,000 spectators and 1,500 horses
participate, from all over the United States.
homemade gospel approach to a few numbers that really
bring solidarity and closure to all the lyrical turmoil on the
recording. This was intended to capture the dominant preva- General information: 610-964-0550
lence of his live performances and quality of their contin- Tickets: 610-688-2554
ued strength. They still are in heavy rotation today. Cur- Fax: 610-964-1608
rently he is performing at small local venues and working
www.devonhorseshow.org
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CELEBRATING JEWISH CULTURE & COMMUNITY

S PIRIT OF V OLUNTEERISM IS A LIVE AT

H AR Z ION T EMPLE

Har Zion Synagogue volunteers at the annual Passover Sedar at Inglis House are, front row,
from left – Deena Goldstein, Margie Weiss, Joy Wilf Keiser, Florrie Silvers, Phyliss Redelheim,
Susan Moses Daniels, co-chair Gladys Shubin, Shirley Swinger, Carole Felton, Karen Harris;
back row, from left – Marlene Kenion, co-chair Barbara Berkowitz, Judy Shrager, Naomi Barsky,
and Judy Weinberger.

V olunteers from Har Zion Synagogue are shown as they prepare and serve their annual
Passover Sedar at Inglis House, on Belmont Avenue, in Philadelphia. Residents of all
faiths and their families were invited guests to share the Passover Sedar, a ritual obser-
vance for Jews commemorating the passage of the Jewish people from Egypt.
The volunteers from Har Zion were led by co-chairs, Gladys Shubin and Barbara Berkowitz.
Approximately 40 guests were in attendance for the service conducted by Inglis House’s
Jewish chaplain, Cantor Naomi Hirsch, and enjoyed the sumptuous traditional Passover
meal.
Inglis House is a specialty nursing care facility for nearly 300 adults with physical dis-
abilities. It offers long-term rehabilitative medical and nursing care: physical, occupation-
al and speech therapies; and social enrichment programs.
For info about Inglis House’s volunteer programs, contact the facility at 215-581-0718.

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R abbi Joshua Zlochower, LMSW,
director of Chaplaincy Services
at the Abramson Center for Jew-
ish Life, and Abramson Center
residents Adela Matyas and Lucy
Berger participate in a candle-
lighting service held at the Center
on May 2 to honor the memory
of those who perished in the Holo-
caust. The service marked the
Center’s observance of Holocaust
Remembrance Day (Yom HaShoah),
the nation’s annual commemora-
tion of the Holocaust.
The Madlyn and Leonard Abram-
son Center for Jewish Life is a
nonprofit provider of services to
seniors that include skilled nurs-
ing care, personal care and independent living apartments, post-hospital transitional
care, hospice, home care, adult day care, counseling and referral, as well as aging research.
Located in Horsham Township, Montgomery County, Pa., the Abramson Center serves
seniors throughout Greater Philadelphia.

Jewish Cookbook Presentation and Luncheon

T he Prime Time Group of Main Line Reform Temple welcomes Jane Portnoy, author of
A Jewish Calendar of Festive Foods, for a special luncheon and program on Monday,
May 16 at 11:30 a.m.
Jane will serve up a wonderful lunch appropriate for the spring months of Iyyar and
Sivan, the months that contain the holidays of Lag Ba’omer and Shavuot. Jane will also
present an entertaining illustrated discussion about spring holidays, and describe the
process that led to her new cookbook.
The entire afternoon, including the program and lunch, is just $8. Make your reservation
by contacting Naomi Grobman at 610-664-9635 or ngrobman@comcast.net. Because of the
special luncheon provided, a place for those who have not reserved by Thursday, May
12, at 5:00 p.m. is not guaranteed. If last-minute reservations are available, they will be
$10. Main Line Reform Temple is located at 410 Montgomery Avenue, Wynnewood. 610-
649-7800. All events are open to the public.
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Kaiserman JCC to Host 2011 JCC Maccabi Games

Team Philly Girls Soccer strike a pose with coach Eric Shipon at last summer’s 2010 JCC
Maccabi Games. This year’s event will be hosted by the Kaiserman JCC in Wynnewood,
August 14 - 19. The JCC Maccabi Games is an Olympic style multi-sport competition for inter-
national Jewish athletes ages 13 -16. Over 1,500 youth athletes will compete in a multitude of
events throughout the region. For information about how you can get involved call 610-896-
7770 x109, or visit www.phillymaccabi.com. Especially needed are Jewish host families resid-
ing within 30 minutes for the JCC and volunteers of all ages and backgrounds.

Jewish Genealogical Society of Greater

Philadelphia Presents Genealogy Fair
A Genealogy Fair will be held at Temple Sholom in Broomall, 55 Church Lane, Broomall,
PA on Sunday, June 12, 2011 from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Experts in genealogy will be avail-
able to answer questions and to help attendees start tracing their family history. There
will be more than a dozen “Stations” where both the novice and the advanced researcher
will find useful information and personal one-on-one assistance. As a special feature, free
membership in the Jewish Genealogical Society of Greater Philadelphia for the remainder
of 2011 is being offered to non-members. This special offer is valid only during the hours
of the Fair.
The Genealogy Fair is sponsored by the Jewish Genealogical Society of Greater Philadel-
phia, which was founded as the Jewish Genealogical Society of Philadelphia (JGSP) in 1979
with Harry D. Boonin serving as the first President. In 2000, two Affiliates were established:
The Delaware County/Main Line Affiliate and the South Jersey Affiliate.
In 2001, with the addition of the two Affiliates, the Society name was changed to the
Jewish Genealogical Society of Greater Philadelphia (JGSGP). Topics at the General meet-
ings and at Affiliate meetings are varied and relate to researching Jewish ancestry.
General meetings of the JGSGP are held monthly, with the exception of January, July and
August, at 7:30 p.m. on the second Monday of the month at Reform Congregation Keneseth
Israel, 8339 Old York Road, Elkins Park, PA. The Delaware County/Main Line Affiliate has
meetings four Sunday afternoons a year at Martins Run Lifecare Community, 11 Martins
Run, Media, PA; and the South Jersey Affiliate meets periodically at Congregation Beth
Tikvah, 115 Evesboro-Medford Road, Marlton, NJ.
There will be “Stations” at the Fair for everyone’s level of research. Many of the “Stations”
will be staffed by members of the JGSGP, such as, Getting Started; JRI-Poland; Russian
Research; German Research; Computerized Family Tree Programs; Books and Maps; and
Philadelphia Immigrant Bank Records. There will also be “Stations” hosted by the Family
History Center; the US National Archives (NARA); and the Southern New Jersey Agricul-
tural Colonies. In addition, Society Members will display their private collections; and
there will be a special “Station” about Scrapbooking Your Family Tree.
This is a wonderful event for anyone who is interested in family ancestry. There is no
admission charge to the Fair, and parking is free. For information, call 610-544-6877.

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Arriving at Ardrossan in Villanova, for the Historical Society
of Pennsylvania’s Award, 2011 are, from left – Mary MacGregor
Mather, member of the Event Committee, and Charles E.
Mather, of Chestnut Hill; honoree Susan Eisenhower, President
Eisenhower Group, Inc., and granddaughter of President Dwight
D. Eisenhower, of Washington, D.C.; honoree Howard H. Lewis,
an attorney with Montgomery, McCracken, Walker & Rhoads,
he has dedicated more than 42 years of Service to HSP of Devon;
Honorary Co-chair Alice Lea M. Tasman and Dr. William Tasman,
of Wyndmoor.
Attending the reception are, from left – Barbara Ann Foltz of Dilworth Bishop of Haverford.
Gladwyne; Ann Eisenhower of New York; honoree Susan Eisenhower
of Washington, D.C.; David Eisenhower of Berwyn.
At the reception are, from left – Ollie Cheriahivsky and Sandra
Cadwalader, member of the Event Committee, of Philadelphia; serve and catalogue its 21 million documents and share the
Honoree Howard H. Lewis and Maxine Lewis, of Devon.
At the reception are, from left – Bruce Fenton, Chairman of
Councilors of the Historical Society, of Penn Valley; honor
Howard H. Lewis, of Devon; Kim Sajet, President and CEO, the
Historical Society, of Chestnut Hill; George Connell, Chairman,
Haverford Trust, Lead Sponsor, of Haverford.
CITY SUBURBAN NEWS May 11 – May 17, 2011
EveningHours
By Rose Marie Riley
Attending the reception are, from left – Nelson and Leona
Shanks, Co-Founders of Studio Incamminati, of Andalusia;
Patrick Jephson, LVO, Chief of Staff/Private Secretary to H.R.H.
Diana, Princess of Wales, for eight years, of London; Debbie and
Andrew Webster, Co-Chairs of The Friends of Studio Incamminati,
of Moorestown, NJ.
At the reception are, from left – Charles Clarkson of The At the reception
Eisenhower Institute; honoree Susan Eisenhower, The Eisen- and by a portrait
hower Institute; Jeffrey M. Blavatt, Director The Eisenhower of Princess Diana,
Institute, Washington, D.C. All of Washington, D.C. painted by Nelson
Shanks, are – Leona
and Nelson Shanks,
co-founders of
Studio Incamminati,
of Andalusia.
Celebrate Art Royally
Freeman’s and The Friends of Studio Incamminati present-
ed a Weeklong Celebration of Studio Incamminati Art plus A
Royal Wedding Tribute at Freeman’s, Auctioneers & Appraisers,
1808 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, April 15-21, 2011. Studio
Incamminati’s Annual Art Exhibition featured over 60 works
of art and was complemented this year by special exhibits and
events at Freeman’s Auctioneers in honor of the Royal wed-
About to join their table for dinner are, from left – Priscilla ding.
Luce of Philadelphia; Barbara L. Greenfield, member, Board On view was a display of rare photographs and letters of
of Councilors, of Philadelphia; Honorary Co-Chair, Deborah Diana, Princess of Wales, plus two portraits of her painted
by Artistic Director Nelson Shanks. In addition to the open-
ing reception, special events included Nelson Shanks paint-
Founder’s Award 2011 ing demonstration of Pennsylvania Ballet Company’s Lauren
Fadeley, who appeared in the film “Black Swan.”
Also, a closing reception and dinner. Attending were nation-
The Officers and Councilors of the Historical Society of ally syndicated radio talk show host, Michael Smerconish;
Pennsylvania (HSP) presented its Founder Award 2011, April Patrick Jephson, LVO, Princess Diana’s former Chief of Staff
28, 2011. The annual dinner and award ceremony was held and now Commentator on British Royal Affairs; Oliver St.
at the historic estate Ardrossan in Villanova. Clair Franklin, OBE, Her Majesty’s Honorary Consul; and Nelson
The event honored Susan Eisenhower with the presenta- Shanks, Painter of Diana’s Portraits. A lively interview and
tion of the 2011 Founder’s Award, for her historic contribu- discussion was held, and of great interest to those attend-
tions to community and civic engagement, and Howard H. ing. All proceeds from the events, sales of artwork, will ben-
Lewis, with the presentation of the 2011 Heritage Award for efit the artists and Studio Incamminati.
his significant contributions to the future heritage of the
Philadelphia region. At the reception are, from
The event also highlighted the “treasure” of Ardrossan, left – Chairman of the
the historic estate owned by the Montgomery family. Dur- Board, Studio Incamminati,
ing the cocktail hour, guests could explore Ardrossan. Frank Giordano and Dottie
There was entertainment, and a silent auction, with items Giordano, of Moorestown,
ranging from vacations to a document signed by President N.J.; Michael Smerconish,
Dwight D. Eisenhower. The Founder’s Award dinner also Nationally Syndicated
spotlighted the “treasures” of the Historical Society’s col- Radio Talk Show Host, of
lections. The Society cares for 21 million historic items, Villanova.
including many of the nation’s founding documents.
Proceeds from the event will help HSP continue to pre-
nation’s stories with researchers, educators, and the wider
community. The historical Society is located at 1300 Locust
Street, Philadelphia.
Enjoying the reception are, from left – Michael Smerconish,
National Syndicated Radio Talk Show Host, of Villanova; Oliver
St. Clair Franklin, LVO, Her Majesty’s Honorary Consul, of Phila-
delphia; Nelson Shanks, World renowned painter of Princess
Diana, of Andalusia; Patrick Jephson, LVO, former Chief of Staff
to Princess Diana, and NBC Commentator on British Foreign
Affairs, of London, England.
At the reception are, from left – Nelson and Leona Shanks, Co-
Founders of Studio Incamminati, of Andalusia; Marc Mostovoy, View City Suburban News online:
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SALES MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITY

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The Highlands was built by Anthony Susan Plaisted making ice cream with 18th
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Magnin’s book The Prayers of Agnes Sparrow was chosen as the “Top 5 Best Christian
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