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Bring Inner Peace Home for the Holidays – for Yourself and Your Loved Ones
in their quest for inner peace. With the Holidays here, this time of year can oftentimes be difficult for individuals who are lonely or are reminded of better days with lost loved ones. ones. Whatever the reason, Szymczak shows how we can use our ever-present GPS (‘Guiding Power of Spirit’) to light up our road to love and contentment. The Roadmap Home has been featured in the September issue of Black of Black Tie magazine and reviewed in the November issue of Julien’s of Julien’s Journal, as well as the subject of a personal appearance by the author on Via Times television show in Chicago, and numer-
New Year’s Dining & Entertainment Pages 6 & 7
Salon Ziza Opens Page 8
Society’s Evening Hours Page 12
A Healthy New Year! Pages 8 & 9
ous from radioCalifornia, interviews extendMichigan, ing Wisconsin, Montana, Minnesota and Arizona, where the feedback from listeners has been extremely positive. Szymczak uses personal stories and experiences, examples, exercises, and self“The Roadmap Home” masterfully blends author Leonard mastery tools to transform Szymczak’s thirty-five years as a therapist with his own per- pain and problems into opsonal challenges faced in life, and results in an inspiring guide portunities for personal that will steer readers through their own spiritual awakening. growth by answering questions of who we are and where eceiving rave reviews and being we are head ing; showing how we get there ever-presentt GPS! All featured in magazines is Leonard with the help of our ever-presen aspects of these things guide readers to what Szymczak’s latest book, The Roadm ap Home (Booksurge – we each consider ‘home,’ that i ncludes imDivision of Amazon.com Amazon.com). ). This proved health, relationships, finances, forinsightful book masterfully giveness and love. Its powerfully compelling blends the author’s thirty-five years as a messages of hope will help them learn how therapist with his own personal challenges to feel true joy, exercise free will, delight in faced in life, and results in an inspiring guide the senses, and recognize their talents—all in order to fulfill their dreams and take them that will steer readers through their own to that ‘place’ that feels safe and secure. spiritual awakening. A childhood filled with constant turmoil In his amazing book, the author has covered the gamut from personal growth and spiri- due to his father’s mental illness, domestic See “The Roadmap Home” on Home” on page 9 tuality to guidance for those needing help
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December 22 – January 4, 2011
T H H E N U T C R A C K E R B ALLET
– A D REAM C OMES T R U E F O R A L ITTLE G I R L
Annika Bergofin took her first formal ballet class last February at Philadelphia Studio Ballet in Haverford. She landed two roles the Pennsylvania Ballet’s production of “The Nutcracker.”
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he Delaware Valley Art League announces the opening of its Winter Show at Penn Medicine at Radnor, 250 King of Prussia Road in Radnor, PA. The exhibit of over 80 paintings will be on display until March 12, 2011. This show was juried by Neil Driebelbis, art educator and artist. Artist Cheryl Schlenker’s mixed media work “Another Chance” Chance” won First Prize. The Delaware Valley Art League
e all know that the story of George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker ™ is imagined in the dream of a little girl. When the Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Ballet’s 42nd proproduction opened on December 4th, a fantastic dream came to life for another little girl on stage at the Academy of Music. Annika Bergofin took her first formal ballet class last February at Philadelphia Studio Ballet in Haverford. Within a few months of starting she was moved to a higher level. This was positive encouragement that boosted her confidence—much needed because things weren’t going as well in school. Annika has a learning learning disability – dyscalculia dyscalculia – that is specific to math. Even though she had been talking talking in full sentences since she was one year old and showed great maturity and imagination for her age, first and second grade math were not clicking for her, leading to frustration and anxiety that affected almost everything in her her life. Like many other creative, intelligent children, Annika didn’t fit neatly into a box, or on a bell curve for that matter. Her parents hoped to find a school that would embrace her obvious artistic strengths, restore her self-esteem, and help her learn in a way that would work for her. They found that in AIM—Academy In Manayunk. There was great buzz about AIM. But, their biggest question was about the math curriculum. Were the resources for a math learning disability as strong as those for reading? Would the teachers celebrate the fact that Annika was real-
promotes all forms of creativity in painting and sculpture; to exchange views, develop new ideas and techniques, to offer educational opportunities through lectures, workshops and demonstrations and to sponsor art exhibitions for the participation of the membership. Membership is open to artists in the Delaware Valley region. For info,
ly good at coloring outside the lines, and liked to dance down the hall between classes? Could they help her accomplish academic success with a different approach? Through discussions with an educational psychologist and school learning director, attending two AIM open houses, and meeting with other AIM parents, Lisa and Bill Bergofin knew that the Academy’s individualized arts-based and immersion style of learning would be a great fit for their daughter. So, in September, Annika became a happy third grader at AIM, thriving in the creativity with which her teachers approach lessons. At ballet class her teacher, teacher, Ballet Mistress
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Dr. Maulana Karenga, the Creator of Kwanzaa and the Nguzo Saba will be providing his annual Kwanzaa Founder’s Message on Sunday, De De-cember 26, 2010 the first day of Kwanzaa at the First District Plaza, 3801 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA. The event will be held from 3:30 to 7 p.m. Admission is $10 for adults, children and Elders $7. Kwanzaa is a non-religious cultural celebration now celebrated worldwide by people of African heritage. The program includes a Keynote by Dr. Karenga, a candle lighting ceremony, entertainment by the Universal African Dance and Drum Ensemble and the UCC Little Jazz Giants, The facility will als o house an Af rican Mar ket place with many vendors. vendors. For information, call the Kwanzaa Cooperative at 215-385-0214.
“Intro to Aerials Workshop” This winter vacation, adults in the region can learn to fly off the slopes— and under the bi g top. On Tuesday Tuesday,, December 28, 2010 and Wednes Wednes-day, December 29, 2010, Philadelphia School of Circus Arts’ presents an “Intro to Aerials Workshop,” at 3:15 p.m. and 4:45 p.m. p.m. daily. The work shop s w ill tak e p lace at the PSCA studio, at 5900A Greene St., Philadelphia, PA 19144. During each workshop, those with no or limited experience can learn how to use the rope, fabric and static trapeze. The workshop will help build upper body and core strength, while helping to improve flexibility. flexibility. The cost of each workshop is $25 per person, and it is open to anyone 16 and older. Advanced reser vations are required at www.phillycircus.com, or calling 215-849-1991.
Readers’ Theater Workshop Kids ages 8-12 can put on a play without the pressure of having to learn lines at the Readers’ Theater Wor ksh op, a t hre e-d ay pro gr am scheduled for Monday, December 27 and Tuesday, December 28, 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. and Thursday, December 30, 10 - 11:30 a.m. Register
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Kaiserman JCC Open House
On Janu January ary 9, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Kaiserman JCC presents an Open House. It offers huge membership specials for new members. members. New members get one month free, no registration fee and 3 (1/2 hr) personal training sessions (some exclusions apply). Tours, open pool, kindergym, fitness demos for Zumba, Jula Hooping, TRX and more that day. day. Great St. Margaret School’s youngest walkers from Pre-K buddy up deals on camp, preschool, Kids Time with their friends as led by Colleen Doyle, teac hing assistant for and Bed Heads as well that. Join Pre-kindergarten in a walkathon through Narberth. The group of January 9 for a day of fun, fitness students and parents participated in the event to raise capital funds and savings. Visit www.phillyjcc.com www.phillyjcc.com for the upcoming school year. to see what the Kaiserman JCC is all about. Kaiserman JCC is locatfor holiday programs in person at “Goya’s Ghosts” ed at 45 Haverford Road (City an Tredyffrin Public Library or call the Screening Haverford Roads), Wynnewood, P Children’s Department at 610-68819096. For info call 610-896-7770. 7092 ext. 210. For information, Havdallah Film Café at Adath Israel screens “Goya’s Ghosts” on Saturday, visit www.tredyffrinlibraries.org. PENN STATE THON January 8, 2011. Academy Award Night Out for the Kids nominees Natalie Portman and “Betsy’s Birthday Javier Bardem star in two-time For the third year running, Penn Bash” Acade my Award- winning d irect or State THON Night Out will make Visit the Betsy Ross House, 239 Arch Milos Forman’s thrilling romantic strides to fight childhood cancer on Street, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Fri- drama. “Goya’s Ghosts,” a sweeping Saturday, January 15 at 7 p.m. at day, December 31, 2010 for the historical epic told through the eyes Field House Sports Bar in Philadelpopular, annual “Betsy’s Birthday of celebrated Spanish painter FranFran - phia. Penn State THON Night Out Bash,” a fun-filled 259th birthday cisco Goya. Set against the politi- will be an evening where people celebration for America’s most fam- cal turmoil at the end of the Span- from all over the city can come toous flagmaker, who was born on Janu- ish Inquisition and start of the in- gether for an exciting night out with ary 1, 1752. Activities will include vasion of Spain Spain by Napoleon’s army, army, friends and Penn State students and storytelling by Betsy Ross, make-and- the film captures the essence and alumni, while helping out a greate take crafts, cake and and more. Audio beauty of 18th-century Spain. Hav- good. This year, area favorite ban guide will be free with regular admis - dallah Film Café begins at 5:45 p.m. Modern Bliss will grace the stage, sion all day. For information about and includes Havdallah, deli-style showing further support for the figh “Betsy’s Birthday Bash,” 215-686-1252 dinner, and “Goya’s Ghosts,” follow- against pediatric cancer. Special or visit www.betsyrosshouse.org. ed by a discussion. Cost is $12 if raffle items will be available, with paid by January 4 or $15 at the door. proceeds benefiting THON’s Adath Israel’s Center Mail payment to: Adath Israel, 250 all philanthropic efforts. Tickets fo City Lunch ‘n Learn North Highland Avenue, Merion the third annual THON are $45 pe Rabbi Eric Yanoff leads the year- Station, PA 19066. Information: Deb person which includes three hou long Adath Israel Lunch ‘n Learn Bosin at 610-668-1068 or debrabosin@ open bar from 7 to 10 p.m. and 1 complimentary complime ntary raffle ticket. This year course, “Ripped from the Headlines: gmail.com. What Jewish Law and Custom Custom Says will be a r affle. If interested in doPersonal Story of About Today’s Hot-Button Issues,” nating raffle items contact Jen at
which meets monthly and can be used for CLE Ethics Credit. Next session is Wednesday, Januar Januaryy 5, 2011. 2011. Participants bring a dairy lunch, beverages are supplied, and arrive between noon and 12:30 p.m. for the discussion that begins at 12:30 p.m. and ends promptly by 1:30 p.m. Location: Reed Smith 24th-Floor Office, One Liberty Place, 1650 Market Street, Philadelphia 10103. Check in downstairs. “Ripped from the Headlines” sessions: January 5, February 2, March 2, April 6, May 4, and June 1 are free and open to the public, require no reservation, and are sponsored by Adath Israel. Info: 610-934-1919 or [email protected].
Courage and Survival
Michael Herskovitz, author, public speaker, and Holocaust survivor, presents his personal tale of courage and survival “Early One Saturday Morning” at the Adath Israel Men’s Club Breakfast on Su nday, January January 9, 2011 at 10:00 a.m. Mr. Herskovitz was born in Czechoslovakia, Czechoslovakia, walked walked out of the Nazi concentration camps, fought for Israel’s independence, then settled in Bala Cynwyd where he has created a successful multigenerational family business. Mr. Herskovitz maintains an active schedule of public appearances relating his personal story, so that we will never forget. $10 per person person
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A Care er Semi nar wi ll be held o n Thursday, January 20, 2011, 9:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at the Radno Financial Center, 150 N. RadnorChester Road, Suite F-200, Radnor, PA. Advanced registration is required. Sign up at www.careerpotential.com/signup, or call 1-610 649-1778.
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Tickets Available for 2011 Philadelphia Auto Show and Black Tie Tailgate Tailgate Tickets to the 2011 Philadelphia International Auto Show are now available for purchase at www.phillyautoshow.com. The annual event returns to the Pennsylvania Convention Center January 29 through February 6. For every ticket purchased for the show, $2 will be donated to the Auto Dealers CARing for Kids Foundation, which provides new winter coats to underprivileged children through its Driving Away the Cold program and contributes funding to worthwhile child-related organizations throughout the five-county region of Philadelphia. “With the holiday season approaching us, Auto Show tickets make a great gift for anyone who’s in the market for a new vehicle or looking for something fun and different to do,” said Dominic M. Conicelli, chairman of the 2011 Philadelphia Auto Show and president of Conicelli Autoplex. “In addition to the convenience of being able to print your tickets right from home, you’ll save money by purchasing your Auto Show tickets online. We offer a discount of $2 off of adult weekend ticket prices if you purchase them in advance on phillyautoshow.com.”
Dame Elizabeth Taylor and Suzanne Roberts to be Honored The WIN Awards 2010 On January 18, the Women’s Image Network (WIN) will pay tribute to two-time Academy Award winning actress and activist, Dame Elizabeth Taylor at The WIN Awards 2010 ceremony, at the Broad Stage in Santa Monica, California. WIN will also present award-winning actress, producer, television host and arts patron, Suzanne Fleisher Roberts with its Lifetime Achievement award.
From left – Suzanne du Pont, TLLCCF board president accepts the generous donation of $10,000 from Christopher Amman, “According to Phyllis Stuart WIN founder, “Suzanne Roberts’ commitThe Capital Grille managing managing partner. The Terri Lynne Lokoff ment to philanthropy, leadership and the arts reflects our mission to Child Care Foundation’s Executive Director Allan Miller, board support artists who possess both passion and compassion and who use of directors, staff and The Capital Grille’s executive manage- their gifts to change the world. Suzanne is remarkable, inspiring and at ment team were in attendance for the presentation. nearly 90 years old she’s still unstoppable. And one could not find a better actress than Elizabeth Taylor to honor, nor could one locate a better he Capital Grille in King of Prussia, Pa opened its doors human being to celebrate. As most people know, Elizabeth Taylor was in early November and committed to donating a portion among the very first public personalities to speak up and stand up for of its proceeds generated from from its wine and l iquor sales durthose afflicted with HIV/AIDS. I am humbled to advance Dame Elizabeth ing its preview week to a local charity. The Capital Grille is Taylor’s vital agenda by presenting her with The WIN Awards 2010 Living committed to giving back to the local community an d selectLegend tribute.” ed the Terri Lynne Lokoff Child Care Foundation as its charty partner. As a result The Capital Grille donated $10,000 to Since 1993, Women’s Image Network (WIN) has produced The WIN Awards he Terri Lynne Lokoff Child Care Foundation (TLLCCF) in to celebrate men and women who promote gender parity through creKing of Prussia at a special presentation on December 13, 2010. ativity and leadership and shape widespread, positive, public opinion The Capital Grille hosted the event at its restaurant. For infor- about the value of women and girls. The WIN Awards celebrate those who mation on the Terri Lynne Lokoff Child Care Foundation, visit create dimensional female portrayals in film, television, advertising and www.TLLCCF www .TLLCCF.org. .org. For information on The Capital Grille, visit interactive media. For information, visit: http://thewinawards.com or www.TheCapitalGrille.com. contact 310-229-5365.
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NELLY BERMAN Top the OQuality L OInstruction F MinUSIC SCHO Tradition Tra dition of Russian Musicianship Chanlan Lee: The Unfinished Life
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January 29 • 3 p.m. Centennial Hall in The Haverford School
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Advanced music students in the community are eligible to participate in the concert pending an audition. To schedule an audition call: 610-896-5105 [email protected] • www.nbsmusic.com
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December 24th Services Service designed for Children, 4:30 p.m. Service with Communion & Homily, 8:30 p.m. Candlelight Lessons & Carols, 11 p.m.
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oyce Burd and Jane Brooks were honored to receive The Eden Award, named for Judith S. Eden, for their extraordinary Dancing Classrooms Philly programs. The Eden Award was presented on Sunday, December 12, 2010 by the Advisory Board and Gala Committee of Enchantment Theatre Company (ETC). The Eden Award was established in 2009 to recognize their core
values of originality, imagination, transformation, and community, all great qualities of Dancing Classrooms Philly. Burd and Brooks launched Dancing Classrooms Philly as a vehicle for teaching civility and respect for self and others. To date, Dancing Classrooms Philly has reached nearly 4,600 Philadelphia fifth graders in more than 90 public,
charter and Catholic school classrooms. Enchantment Theatre Company is now presenting “Cinderella” at the Prince Music Theater in Philadelphia through January 2, 2011. For info, visit www.enchantmenttheatrecompany.com.
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Attending the event are, from left – Faith Wohl, Board Board Chair of ETC, of Doylestown; Avi Eden, ETC Board Member, Member, husband of Judith Eden in whose whose name the Award is given, of Center City Philadelph ia; Joyce Burd, Co-Execut ive Director of D ancing Classrooms Philly, of Bala Cynwyd; Jane Brooks, Co-Executive Director of Dancing Classrooms Philly, of Ardmore; Laurada Byers, Chairman of Gala Committee and Founder of Russe ll Byers Charter School, of Center City Philadelphia; and Jacob Eden, son of Judith and Avi Avi Eden, of Center City Philadelphia.
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R. Bringhurst Funeral Home & Co., Inc. announces the appointment of its new supervisor, William A. Sickel, F.D. F.D. Mr. Sickel attended Eckels College of Mortuary Science in Philadelphia and has been a licensed funeral director for over sixty years. He succeeds long-time friend and business partner H. Blair Anthony, F.D., Supervisor. As one of Bringhurst’s
long-time funeral directors Bill has happily served countless Bringhurst families throughout its history. Founded in 1822, Bringhurst Photo/Emma Stern Seated at right is Bill Sickel with members of the Bringhurst and West Laurel Hill Cemetery Funeral Home is located on Boards. Seated at left is Linda Callahan Henry. Standing, from left – Wilson L. Smith, CFA; R. Kimber the grounds of West Laurel David; Alexander L. “Pete” Hoskins, President & CEO, West Laurel Hill Cemetery Company; Logan Hill Cemetery, 225 Belmont Smith and Clifford C. David, Jr. Avenue, Bala Cynwyd, PA.
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t the December 8th Special Board of Commissioners Meeting, an ordinance to create a Lower Merion Human Relations Commission (LM-HRC) was unanimously approved. Municipalities are authorized under the Pennsylvania Human Relations Act to form local commissions. Lower Merion’s
Specifically, the LM-HRC will ensure that all persons, regardless of race, color, religious creed, ancestry, age, sex, national origin, handicap or disability, use of guide or support animals because of the blindness, deafness or physical handicap of the user or because the user is a handler or
will address based gaps inon the state’s Act that do notgender address d iscrimination sexual orientation and identity/expression. Residents interested interested in serving on this newly established Commission should forward a resume to Township Secretary Eileen Trainer at either 75 E. Lancaster Avenue, Ardmore 19003 or e-mail [email protected] by January 4, 2011. The Board of Commissioners will appoint seven members to the Commission for overlapping terms of one to three years. Members of the LMHRC may not hold office in any political party.
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HOLIDAY DINING & ENTERTAINMENT O U T - A A N D - A B O U T – Upcoming Food & Entertainment By Jerry H. Bloom, Staff Bloom, Staff Writer New Year’s Events • 10 Arts Bistro & Lounge in The Ritz-Carlton Hotel, Broad & Chestnut Streets in Philadelphia, offers Chef Jennifer Carroll’s four-course tasting dinner at 7 p.m. for $155 per person. Visit 10 Arts’ lounge for dancing, a midnight balloon drop, live band, champagne toast and party favors for $25 per person. No reservations needed. All pricing is exclusive of tax and gratuity. For dinner reservations (required) or info, call 215-523-8 215-523-8273 273 or visit www.10Arts.com. www.10Arts.com. • Adsum, 700 South 5th Street in Philadelphia, offers Chef
Matt Levin’s a la carte menu of progressive bistro cuisine and at midnight, a complimentary glass of Champagne. For reservations or info, call 267-888-70 267-888-7002 02 or visit www www.adsum.adsumrestaurant.com. • Amada, 217-219 Chestnut Street in Philadelphia, offers $60, $75, or $90 four-course Tasting Menus created by Iron Chef Jose Garces and Chef de Cuisine MacGregor Mann, with an optional $40 wine pairing. For reservations or info, call 215-625-2450 or visit www.amadarestaurant.com. • Avalon Restaurant, 312 South High Street in West Chester, PA, offers a five-course dinner with a complimentary glass of Champagne. First seating 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at $70 per person. Second seating 9 p.m. and complimentary Champagne toast at midnight at $80 per person. For reservations needed or info, call 610-436-4100 or visit www.avalonrestaurant.net. • Barbuzzo, 110 South 13th Street in Philadelphia, offers Chef Marcie Turney’s five-courses of rustic, handcrafted Mediterranean fare with choices. 5 to 6:15 p.m. - 55/person; 7 to 7:30 p.m. - $65/person; 10 p.m. - $75/person. For reserations or info, call 215-546-9300 or visit www.barbuzzo.com. v ations • Bindi, 105 South 13th Street in Philadelphia, is BYOB and offersChampagne three-courses of at modern Indian Seatings cuisine for a person. toast 12 midnight. at: 5$45 to 6:15 p.m.; 7 to 7:30 p.m.; 10 p.m. For reservations or info, call 215-922-6061 or visit www.bindibyob.com. www.bindibyob.com. • Bistro St. Tropez, 2400 Market Street in the Marketplace Design Center, Center, 4th floor in Philadelphia offers Chef Rames’ three-course Triologie (trio) menu at a cost of $55 per guest (plus tax and gratuity). In addition, all bottles of Champagne and sparkling wine are 1/2 off. For reservations or info, call 215-569-9269 or online at www.bistrosttropez.com. • Chifa, 707 Chestnut Street in Philadelphia, offers $55, $65, and $75 four-course Tasting Menus created by Chef Garces and Chef de Cuisine Natalie Maronski. For reservations or info, call 215-925-5555 or visit www.chifarestaurant.com. • City Tavern, 138 South 2nd Street in Philadelphia, offers Chef/Owner Walter Staib’s special holiday menu on Christmas Day and New Year’s Eve beginning at 4 p.m. Fireworks display is visible from The City Tavern. Tavern. For reservations or info, call 215-413-1443 or online at www.citytavern.com. • Dettera Restaurant and Wine Bar, 129 East Butler Avenue in Ambler, PA, offers Executive Chef Jeffrey Power’s four-course Prix Fixe Menu at a cost of $50 per guest from 5 - 6 p.m., plus $15 with wine flight pairing or $60 per person from 6 - 10 p.m. plus $20 for wine flight pairing. Tax and gratuity not included. DJ, dancing, and a complimentary midnight Champagne toast. For reservations or info, call 215-643-0111. • Distrito, 3945 Chestnut Street in Philadelphia, offers $45, $55, and $65 four-course Tasting Menus created by Chef Happy Holidays from City Suburban News!
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Garces and Chef de Cuisine Maria Schmidt with an optional $25 specialty cocktail pairing. For reservations or info, call 215-222-1657 or visit www.distritorestaurant.com. • Fork, 306 Market Street in Philadelphia, offers Chef Feury’s $70, three-course, prix-fixe menu. For reservations or info, call 215-625-9425 or visit www.forkrestaurant.com. • Garces Trading Company, 1111 Locust Street in Philadelphia, offers $45, $55, and $65 four-course Tasting Menus created by Chef Garces and Chef de Cuisine Adam DeLosso. For reservations or info, call 215-574-1099 or online visit www.garcestradingcompany.com. • Golden Inn Oceanfront Resort, 78th Street in Avalon, NJ, offers its Gold Gold Package that includes three three days and
two nights lodging, a New Eveand galaturf event withmidthe BLT band, three hours openYear’s bar, surf dinner, night Champagne toast, and dessert. Also includes New Year’s Day brunch and party with the BLT band, dinner for two from the hotel’s Seaglass restaurant’s a la carte menu, and Sunday breakfast for two at $499 per couple. Silver packages includes two days and one overnight, the New Year’s Eve gala event with BLT, midnight Champagne toast, dessert and New Year’s Day brunch for $359 per couple. For reservations or info, call toll-free 866-343-6111 or visit www.goldeninn.com. • JG Domestic, 2929 Arch Street in Philadelphia at the Cira Centre, offers $65, $75, and $95 four-course Tasting Menus created by Chef Garces and Chef de Cuisine Dave Conn. For reservations or info, call 215-222215-222-2363 2363 or visit www.jgdomestic.com. • Lacroix at The Rittenhouse Hotel in Philadelphia offers a regular menu plus the addition of an $85 seven-course dinner on New Year’s Eve. On New Year’s Year’s Day, Lacroix will offer their traditional brunch at $59 per person. For reservations or info, call 215-790-2533. • London Grill, 2301 Fairmount Avenue in Philadelphia, offers Chef Michael McNally’s special menu items. For reser vations or info, call 215-978-4545 or visit www.londongrill.com. • Lolita, 106 South 13th Street in Philadelphia, is BYOT (Bring Your Own Tequila) and offers a three-course Mexican dinner. Champagne toast at 12 midnight. 5 to 6:15 p.m. $45/person; 7 to 7:30 p.m. - $55/person; 10 p.m. - $65/perSee Out & About New Year’s on page 7
Upper Darby High School All Class Reunion
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son. For reservations or info, call 215-546-7100 or visit www.lolitabyob.com. • McGillin’s Olde Ale House, 1310 Drury Street in Philadelphia, on New Year’s Day, is the place for Mummer paradegoers to wet (and warm) their whistle. On New Year’s Day, McGillin’s will open at 10 a.m. For info, call 215-735-5562 or visit www www.mcgillins.com. .mcgillins.com. • Merriam Theater in Philadelphia presents The Blue an Group, December 22 to January 2, 2011. For tickets ($25 to $85) or info, call 215-731-3333 or visit www www.kimmel.kimmelenter.org/broadway. • Oyster House, 516 Sansom Street in Philadelphia, offers a $55 pre-fixe, four-course menu with choices. For reservations and info, call 215-567-7683 or visit www.oysterhousephilly.com. • Percy Street Barbecue, 900 South Street in Philadelphia, offers The Lockhart, a generous helping of every one of ercy Street’s goodies for $26 per person, with a minimum of four hungry guests. For reservations or info, call 215-6258510 or visit www.percystreet.com. • Please Touch Museum, Fairmount Park in Philadelphia, offers kids New Ye Year’s ar’s celebration on Friday, December 31, at Noon and 1 p.m. for children to ring in the New Year as streamers and confetti will blast from the Countdown cannons to celebrate the arrival of 2011. Countdown celebration is followed by a family dance party with Louie Miranda and King Countdown. Find info at www.pleasetouchmuseum.org. • Sampan, 122 South 13th Street in Philadelphia, offers Chef Michael Schulson Asian a la carte menu, and for midnight, guests receive party hats, noise makers, and a glass of Champagne. For reservations or i nfo, call 215-732-3501 or visit www.sampanphilly.com. • Tavern 17, in the Radisson-W Radisson-Warwick arwick hotel l obby obby,, 220 outha 17th Street in Philadelphia, live entertainment with DJ spinning from 9 - 11 p.m. offers and Karaoke from 11 p.m. - 1:30 a.m. A pre-fixe menu with choices available available 6 - 10 p.m. at $50 per person. New Year’s Day brunch offered starting at 7 a.m. For reservations or info, call 215-790-1799 or or visit www.tavern17restaurant.com. • Tinto, 114 South 20th Street in Philadelphia, offers $65, $75, and $95 four-course Tasting Menus created by Chef Garces and Chef de Cuisine Anthony Scuderi. For reservations or info, call 215-665-9150 or visit www.tintorestaurant.com. • Trax Restaurant & Café, 27 West Butler Pike in Ambler, PA, offers an extra-special dinner with limited set menu. For reservations or info, call 215-591-9777 or visit www www.trax.traxcafe.com. • The Liacouras Center, 1776 North Broad Street in Philadelphia, presents Cirque De Soleil’s Dralion December 21 January 2. For tickets or info, call 1-800-298-4200 or online at www.cirquedusoleil.com/dralion.
• The Philadelphia Belle, docked at the Delaware River and Market Street in Penn’s Landing in Philadelphia, a paddlewheel-style riverboat over 65-feet tall and nearly 262 feet in length, with four-decks, offers a New Year’s Eve Sunset Cruise 3:30 to 7 p.m., a Midnight Cruise from 9:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. featuring a four-course sit down dinner, dinner, cocktails, live entertainment, and a fireworks display, a New Year’s Day Brunch Cruise from 3 to 6 p.m. For reservations or info, call 888-868-7764 888-868-77 64 or visit www www.phildelphiabelle.com .phildelphiabelle.com.. • Xochitl, 408 South 2nd Street in Philadelphia, Mexican restaurant and tequila bar offers five-courses for $55 per person. For reservations or info, call 215-238-7280 or visit www.xochitlphilly.com. • Zahav, 237 St. James Place in Philadelphia, offers Chef
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Front Row Views of Mummer Performances leachers will be going up along Broad Street to make this year’s Mummers Parade the most fan-friendly in its 110-year 110-ye ar history. history. The unforget unforgettable, table, only-in-Philad only-in-Philadelphia elphia New Year’s Day celebration is a family-friendly affair, with enough glamour, glamour, music and humor to entertain first-timers to never-miss-a-year fans. T his year, families are encouraged to bring their kids to the parade’s six performance zones along Broad Street for excellent views of the same animated routines the judges see. The parade steps off at 10 a.m. at Broad Bro ad and Washing Washington ton and proceeds proceeds to City City Hall. Ther There e is a ticketed competition for the Fancy Brigades at the PennsylPennsylvania Convention Center at noon and 5 p.m. “The Mummers Parade is world renowned and a beloved tradition for for our City,” City,” said Mayor Mayor Michael Nutter Nutter.. “There are 10,000 amateur performers—men, women and children who march and there are thousands more who build the floats, create the costumes and raise money all year long to make this parade parade possible. possible. This is a terrific terrific showcase showcase of Philadel Philadelphia’s rich history and the teamwork, and creativity of our people.” With bleachers, DJs, food and bathroom facilities, these are some some of the best spots spots to take take in the parade. parade. These are are free to the public and located at the following cross streets along Broad: Shunk, Wolf, Washington, Spruce, and Sansom.
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Straight Talk for Parents How to reduce the rise in medication and substance abuse hat have Matthew McConaughey, Ben Affleck, Britney Spears, and Mel Gibson all had in common besides fame and fortune? A drug or alcohol problem. Unfortunately, many of our children are following their examples and getting involved with dangerous substances at increasingly earlier ages. The average age of a child’s first alcoholic drink is now 8 and a teenager’s first experiment with marijuana is occurring at age 13. In a 2008 survey of youth by the Partnership for a DrugFree America, 40% of American teens reported that they believed prescription medications were safer to use than illicit drugs. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported in 2007 that 45% of high school students, regardless of gender, gender, were drinking alcohol, many to the point of regular bingeing. So what is a parent, grandparent, or other caregiver to do?
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Drug Free Pennsylvania, one of the Commonwealth’s premier non-profit organizations in educating adults about substance abuse, will be holding a free seminar for parents in partnership with the Montgome Montgomery ry County Intermediate Unit #23 (MCIU) on Thursday, January 13, 2011 at 7 p.m. The seminar will be held in Conference Rooms B3/B4, 2nd Floor, at the Intermediate Unit, which is located at 1605 W. Main Street, Norristown, PA. Not only will participants learn about the kinds of substances now making their way into schools, communities and homes, but those in attendance will be taught strategies to help young people avoid these substances. So whether parents have preschoolers or new college students, there will be information for all. The Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency is providing funding support for this effort. There is a need to pre-register for this seminar as seatin is limited. Please register through Drug Free Pennsylvania’s website at http://www.drugfreepa.org/seminar/mciu.asp. For information, contact Dr. Glenn Zehner, Educational Programs Director. Contact him at [email protected] or 1-800-533-33 1-800-533-3394. 94.
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Lunch eon atten dees, from left, Susan and Sara McL ean of Drex el Hil l and Eil een and Lau ra Holston of Wynn ewood browse so me of the ven- dors’ tables at the luncheon, which also featured a fashion show by Sorella Boutique in Media and Elizabeth Maar/Just Girls of Haverford.
Over 500 mothers, daughters and guests gathered on a snowy afternoon to browse twenty Christmas Boutiques featuring jewelry, fashions, skin care products, handbags, personalized stationery tione ry and more. Once the tables closed for lunch, guests made their way into the grand ballroom, which was transformed into a festive winter wonderland. A delicious lunch was served as models took the runway to showcase fashions from Sorella Boutique in Media and Just Girls and Elizabeth Maar from Newtown Square and Haverford. Chairing the annual event were Rosemary Davis of Drexel Hill, Susan Schultz of West Chester and Rhonda Mordy of Villanova. The Academy of Notre Dame de Namur is located at 560 Sproul Road in Villanova, Pa.
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E D U C A T I O N N E W S Episcopal Academy Community Performs Days of Service T
he Episcopal Academy’s community service program encourages members of the school community, including students, parents, faculty, and staff to get involved in their community. Approximately 93% of the student body participates in Episcopal’s community community ser vice program which is voluntary. The “Days of Service” for the fall were overwhelmingly successful! Parents and students (11th, 12th, and 6th grade) made an enormous impact at SHARE, Cradles to Crayons, Christ Church, Northern Home for Children, Willistown Conservation Trust, Broad Street Ministry, Cosacosa Art-at-Large, Fairmount Park, Philabundance Philabundance,, Emerald Street Urban Farm, The Philadelphia Zoo, Neighbors in Action, West Philadelphia Alliance for Children, Riverbend Environmental Education Center, and MANNA. Students cleaned up neighborhoods, parks, and nature trails; planted trees, bushes, and native plants; sorted donations of clothing and Performing Days of Service are sixth graders, fr om left – Emma toys; packed food boxes for hundreds of people; helped out Howley of Newtown Square, Lee Lee McNeil of Chester Springs, in classrooms across West Philadelphia; and more. They lexa D’Ambrosio of St. Davids, Savannah Lee of Haverford, also served dinners to the hungry, helped students with ndrew Chi of St. Davids, Denny Howell of West Chester, Alex homework, taught guitar lessons, and collected thousands McLaughlin of Glen Mills, Jack Brown of Newtown Square, Abigail of dollars for UNICEF. It was a very productive fall. Visit Chupein of St. Davids, and Brooke Royer of Wayne. www.episcopalacademy.org for information.
A Little Girl’s Dream Comes True
Suzanne Slenn, selected her to audition for the Pennsylvania Ballet’s production of The Nutcracker. The audition included five hours Continued from front page f waiting, dancing, and waiting some more with no parents allowed. The results were amazing. She landed two roles. he’s an angel in the sugar plum fairy scene—that particular dance involves complicated patterns across the floor and ricky timing in terms of counting the music; a true test of Annika’s newfound math skills. Her bigger part is that of the oungest grandchild party girl—it’s a prestigious role for the younger girls and she’s by far the youngest. The dance is ery advanced and requires a lot of ballet experience, poise, and intense memorization for an eight year old! When asked what they would want other parents of children like Annika to know, Lisa and Bill Bergofin simplythem reply, “Everyand child should have an opportunity to of learn. It’s kid’s differences that make special lead to new thinking. And some the greatest minds and accomplishments throughout history belong to those who learned differently. It’s probably where the term ‘off the charts’ comes from.” from.” Lisa adds that her daughter loves a particular sign on the wall back at her ballet studio that reads, “Dance as if nobody is watching.” At AIM, Annika’s self-consciousness and worry have been replaced by confidence, excitement, and discovery so now she can learn and dance as the world watches. AIM—Academy In Manayunk is the Philadelphia region’s research-based, 1-12 college preparatory school for children with learning disabilities/differences. It is the only school of its kind in this region that has grown in enrollment over the past two years. To learn Big Ideas in a Small School more about AIM and to register for an open house, visit Pre-K through 6th Grade www.aimpa.org or call 215Quaker Values 483-2461. For info on the Small Class Size Pennsylvania Ballet’s proCreative Academic Program duction of The Nutcracker visit www.paballet.org or Welcoming Community contact Marissa Montenegro Thurs., January 13 • 9 a.m. OPEN at 215-587-6923.
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December 22 – January 4, 2011
EveningHours By Rose Marie Riley
Following the presentation of the Lifetime Achievement Awar waiting guests at The Radnor Valley Country Club in Villanova, for The Main Line Antiques Show are, from left – Barbara Fentress, President, Surrey Services for Seniors, of West Chester; Nicholas Vandekar, Vandekar, Show Chairman, of Berwyn; Roberta Hollings- head, Vice Chairman, of Villanova.
to left – Jean Ruttenberg of Rydal are – honoree Governo Edward G. Rendell; Robert J. Murphy, Jr., Chairman, Board o Directors, of Merion Station; Congressman Dennis O’Brien, o Philadelphia.
At the exhibit by Earle Vandekar Vandekar of Knightsbridge Inc., of White Plains, Plain s, New New York York are, from left – Penn Pennyy Jaeger, Jaeger, Spon Sponsor, sor, of Devon; Devon; and Lorraine Sterling, Committee Member, of Paoli.
t the Main Line Antiques Show are, from left – Honora Honorary ry Co- - Chairman Anne F. Hamilton of Bryn Mawr; David Levine, Chair - man of the Board, Surrey Services for Seniors, of Devon; Barbara Arriving at t he Hyatt Regency Philadelphia at Penn’s Landing Fentress, President, Surrey Services for Seniors, of West Chester. for the Small Miracles Award Dinner are, from left – Erik Rutten- berg; Cristen Ruttenberg; honoree Jean Ruttenberg; Fred Rutten- berg. All of Rydal.
The Main Line Antiques Show
The Main Line Antiques Show opened with a Preview Party November 19, 2010, a the Radnor Valley Country Club, 555 Sproul Road, Villanova. This year’s featured Loan Exhibit and Lecture Program was entitled “Visiting the Main Line – Railroad Ties.” It offered a unique blend of antique railroad memorabilia and a memorable walk-through history of the Pennsylvania Railroad illustrating how the suburban towns sprang up along the railroad’s “Main Line.” Thirty distinguished East Coast dealers offered for purchase a wide selection of fine 18th, 19th and 20th century antiques and art – ceramics, textiles, pewter, porcelain, silver, silver, estate je welry, glass, furniture, decorative arts, prints and more. Honorary co-chairmen were Mrs. S. Matthews V. Hamilton, Jr. of Bryn Mawr and Mrs. J. Maxwell Moran of Paoli. The show chairman was Nicholas Vandekar. The show was held November 20 & 21, 2010. The Main Line Antiques Show is a major fundraising event for Surrey Services for Seniors. Proceeds from the show support the work of Surrey Services for Seniors in providing home health care, transportation, meals, special programs and more to older neighbors in need, regardless of ability to pay.
Enjoying the evening are, from left – Jim Mur ray, member o the Board of Directors, of Rosemont; honoree Jean Ruttenber of Rydal; Congressman Dennis O’Brien, of Philadelphia; Rober J. Murphy, Jr., Jr., Chairman, Board of Directors, of Merion Station.
Small Miracles Award Dinner
The Center for Autism presented its Small Miracle Award Dinner, November 10, 2 010, at the Hyatt Regency Philadel Dinner, phia at Penn’s Landing, 201 South Columbus Boulevard. The Dinner honored Governor Edward G. Rendell with the Small Miracles Award and Jean Ruttenberg with the Lifetime Achieve ment Award. Governor Edward G. Ren dell received the Smal Miracles Award in recognition of his many contributions to children with disabilities and advancing autism services throughout Pennsylvania. Jean Ruttenberg, former executive director of the Center for Autism, received the Lifetime Achieve ment Award in appreciation of her years of service and com mitment to individuals with autism and their families. Rober J. Murphy, Jr., Esq. is Chairman, Board of Directors. Proceeds from the 17th Small Miracles Awards Dinner will support the Center’s evaluation and treatment services for people with autism throughout Philadelphia. For info visit www.thecen terforautism.org.
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Before dinne r, left – Chairman, Board of Di rectors, Robe rt J. Murph y, Jr. of Meri on St atio n pres ente d the S mall Mira cles Award to Governor Edward G. Rendell.
Holiday Boutique The Women’s Committee of The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia presented its annual Holiday Boutique at the Merion Cricket Club in Haverford. The e vent opened with a preview
Atte nding the “Shopp ing at t he Bo utiq ue” p rese nted by t he Women’ss Committee of the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Women’ are, from left – Elizabeth Proctor, Co-chair 2011, of St. Davids; Co-Chairs Peggy Anne Bozzi of New town Square and Susanne Coffin of Br yn Mawr; Claire Hardon, President, President, The Women’s Women’s Committee, of Devon; Suzanne Lentz, Co-Chair 2011, of Chestnut Hill. By a display of the loan exhibit “Visiting the Main Line – party, December 2, 1010. “Shopping at the Boutique” was Railroad Ties” are, from left – Frank Veer of Overbrook Farms; held the following day, with a luncheon in addition to shop-
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Roz Gibbons, chair, Loan Exhibit, of Wayne; collector/histori ping. Co-chairs were Peggy Ann Bozzi and Susanne Coffin. Claire Hardon is President of the Women s Committee. The an Ted Xaras of Lansdowne. Holiday Boutique is the Women Women’s ’s Committee’s premier fund-raising event.
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