Mountainside View June 2016

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Issue 9 • June 2016
MOUNTAINSIDE RESCUE SQUAD OPEN HOUSE CELEBRATION
The Mountainside Rescue Squad held their
annual EMS Week Open House event on May
21st. The open house allows community members
to meet the men and women who volunteer their
time to serve Mountainside residents and the
surrounding towns. This year the open house
event celebrated two of their member’s scholarly
achievement. Eric Pastore and Lucy Fromtling
both graduated college this year.
Eric Pastore, who is also Chief of the
Mountainside Rescue Squad, graduated from
Rutgers University in Newark, earning his
Bachelor’s degree in psychology. Pastore is not
only Chief at the Mountainside Rescue Squad, but
is also a paid EMT at other organizations. At the
moment he expressed “I am undecided on what I
want to do in the future,” but he plans to continue
to volunteer his time with the Rescue Squad.
Lucy Fromtling recently graduated from
Rutger’s Biomedical and Health Sciences with a
Master’s of Science Physicians Assistance
Studies. Fromtling has been an EMT for 6 years
and has used the valuable experience she gained
with the Rescue Squad as a stepping stone to her
ultimate goal, Physician’s assistant. Fromtling
said, “I love the squad” and while she was
attending Rutgers University she still volunteered
her time, even though they warned her that course
load would take up most of her time.
Mountainside Rescue Squad is made up
entirely of volunteers and is funded only by
(above) Lucy Fromtling and Eric
By: Edir Coronado
donations and grants. Volunteers like Marty Roden, Senior EMT, who
enjoys the work the squad does. He expressed “you see people on their
worse days and it feels good to help them out.” He admits that “it can be
a stressful job,” but he finds solace that he is working with members that
are like family.
If you would like more information about the Squad please visit
www.ems22.com, or call the non-emergency telephone: 908-233-6338.
Tax deductible donations can be mailed to: Mountainside Rescue Squad,
1399 Route 22 East, Mountainside, NJ 07092.
(above) Marty Roden
(above) Eric Pastore getting is blood pressure taken.
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The students of Governor Livingston High
School recently participated in the “Days of
Realization” program. Every 15 minutes,
someone in the United States dies as the result of
an alcohol related traffic collision. Due to this
startling fact, several TREND students at GLHS
organized this two-day program.
On the first day, students were taken from their
classrooms and an announcement was made over
the loudspeaker announcing their death. Their
faces were painted white and they were returned
to class; however, they were not allowed to speak
for the remainder of the day. After school, the 26
students and three staff members who suffered
this fate were taken to an undisclosed location for
the night. Here, they participated in activities and
heard from a guest speaker, who tragically killed
her friend as a result of an alcohol-related
accident.
During their time away, students and staff
members were asked to write letters to their loved
ones, saying what they would not have gotten to
say if this were in fact a real situation. The next
day, in an assembly program for the junior and
senior students, specific members of this group
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shared their letters with the student body. In
addition, Maria Esteves of the Union County
Prosecutor's Office shared the heartbreaking
story of losing her 9-year old daughter due to the
actions of a drunk driver.
The program was a simulation of the impact
that traffic fatalities have on a community of
people. We hope that this program will help
students realize the true risks of reckless
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under the influence.
This program was driven by GLHS students
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providing leadership were School Resource
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SELECT CHOIR PERFORMS AT CITIFIELD
On Friday, April 29th, the Deerfield Select
Chorus, from the Mountainside School District,
performed the National Anthem at a NY Mets
game under the direction of Deerfield music
teacher, Jared Rosenblum. This is the third year
that the chorus has performed at CitiField. The
staff from the Mets commented that they were
“blown away” by the sound of the chorus and
couldn't believe that such young students could
produce such a beautiful sound. The crowd at the
game cheered loudly when the anthem was over.
The students were very excited about
performing at the game. It is such a unique
opportunity to sing in front of thousands of
screaming fans. This is only one of the many
performance opportunities that the Deerfield
Select Choir provides the students. A few of the
members of the select choir also performed for
the General Assembly at the United Nations
earlier this year. This was a once in a lifetime
opportunity. The children sang an original song
that was written for them called, We All See The
Stars. Other performance venues included
Madison Square Garden and Radio City Music
Hall
Students in grades 5-8 are eligible to audition
for Select Choir. To audition, students sing 30
measures of a song of their choice, and are tested
on their ability to match pitch.
Many of the students in Select Choir are in 5th
grade and look forward to continuing in the
program as well as the school musical. Many of
the 8th grade students would like to continuing
performing in high school and would like to go
on to a professional career in music and acting.
JUNE PROGRAMS AT THE
MOUNTAINSIDE PUBLIC LIBRARY
More movies with Academy Award Nominations or
Winners will be shown in June!
Showtime is 6:30 PM except for
The Revenant which starts at 6:00 PM.
Our first offering on June 7 is
Trumbo (2015)
Academy Award Nominee for Best Actor-Bryan
Cranston. Dalton Trumbo was a top Hollywood
screenwriter until he was blacklisted in the 1940s. He
used words and wit to win two Academy Awards and
expose the absurdity and injustice of the blacklist (R).
On June 14,
The Revenant (2015)
Academy Award Winner for Best Actor, Leonardo
DiCaprio will be screened. A frontiersman on a fur
trading expedition in the 1820s fights for survival after
being mauled by a bear and left for dead by members of
his own hunting team (R).
On June 21
Joy (2015)
Academy Award Nominee for Best Actress-Jennifer
Lawrence. Betrayal, treachery, the loss of innocence and
the scars of love pave the road in this intense emotional
and human comedy about becoming a true boss of family
and enterprise facing a world of unforgiving commerce
(PG-13).
Our final offering of the month on June 28 is
Concussion (2015)
Based on the true story of the doctor who discovered
CTE (chronic traumatic encephalopathy) in football
players and the uphill battle he faced in bringing the
information to the public (PG-13).
Brown Bag Academy.
Our popular Great Courses series continues
in June on Mondays at 1:15 PM.
For “Summer School” we are featuring Books that Have
Made History: Books That Can Change Your Life
presented by Professor J. Rufus Fears of the University
of Oklahoma. Feel free to bring your lunch; coffee, tea
and cookies will be served for desert!
“Yoga for You”
Tuesdays in June
(June 7, 14, 21, and 28) 3:45 to 4:30 PM.
Yoga instructor Donna Wolfe returns for another series
of classes for Third and Fourth Graders only. These
sessions will focus on poses, stories and meditation.
Please wear loose clothing and be prepared to take your
shoes & socks off and bring a water bottle. Limited to 15
students so registration is a must!
Tuesday Night Movies
“Opera on Film Series”
Friday, June 10 at 1:00 PM.
Friday Operas on Film series, sponsored by the T. Robel
Hill Foundation and presented by Mena Clemson. This
month’s film is a double feature: Il Tabarro, by Giacomo
Puccini and Pagliacci by Ruggiero Leoncavallo. Both
performances, starring Luciano Pavarotti, Placido
Domingo and Teresa Stratus, were recorded on
September 16, 1994 at the Metropolitan Opera. The
Metropolitan Opera Orchestra and Chorus was conducted
by James Levine.
“Saturday Musical Getaways”
Saturday, June 11 at 2:00 PM
“The University of the Philippines Alumni & Friends
Rondalla”. The UPA&FR has been propagating native
musical instruments as a string ensemble highlighting the
bandurria, laud and octavina within the United States and
abroad for over 20 years, preserving and promoting
Philippine cultural heritage through music, native songs
and dances. An ensemble of musicians featuring
bandurrias, guitars and lutes will highlight this
performance which will be educational as well as
entertaining!
“Guided Meditation for Inner Peace”
Thursday, June 16 at 7:30 PM.
Join Sally Younghans’ monthly meditation hour as
together we explore the most talked about evidencebased meditation techniques for inner peace, overall
well-being and stress reduction. This month’s meditation
theme is “Healing Relationships”.
“Early Hollywood Musicals”
Saturday, June 25 at 2:00 PM.
After presenting a program in April on early Broadway
shows, Mountainside Library favorite Skip Ungar returns
to present an hour long program about old Hollywood
musicals, starting with “The Jazz Singer” in 1927
starring Al Jolson. Sound had just come to motion
pictures and the musical became so popular that every
studio started making musical after musical. Skip’s
program will include Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers
hits, Jeanette MacDonald & Nelson Eddy operettas and
many others including musical comedies.
To register for these programs, stop into the library or
call 908-233-0115.
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Saturday, June11th is the date for the
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12th is planned. The Committee has lined up 6
unique private home gardens, which will be
decked out in late-Spring splendor.
The tour runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with a
special Garden Tour lunch planned at
Mountainside’s Public House restaurant, which
will open only for tour guests from 12-4 p.m.
Garden fans can start touring in the morning and
lunch afterward, or lunch first and tour gardens
in the afternoon.
One of the meticulously manicured gardens
located in the Orchard section of Mountainside
reflects a true love of gardening in the hands-on
gardener homeowners. As a member of the Rake
& Hoe Garden Club, this homeowner takes great
pride in her backyard garden, which will feature
an “Afternoon Tea” theme. Visitors will be
delighted at the hard work and dedication put
into all these gardens over the years.
Other homes on the tour are uniquely themed
and will feature a garden wedding theme,
Fortunoff’s patio furniture display, a hidden pool
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garden, a backyard vegetable garden, a
professional gardener’s garden, raffle, photo
display, and refreshments.
Advance tickets for Mountainside’s Garden
Tour are $45 for Tour and Lunch or $30 for Tour
only and can be purchased online at
mountainsidehistory.org or at Christ offers
Flower & Gift Shop located at 860 Mountain
Avenue in Mountainside. Limited tickets will
also be sold on the day of the tour at each Garden
Tour location for $35 for tour and $15 for lunch.
Proceeds from the tour and lunch will be used
by the Mountainside Restoration Committee for
restoration and maintenance of the historic
Hetfield and Levi Cory houses.
The Mountainside Restoration Committee
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501(c)(3) registered not-for-profit committee of
volunteers governed by the Borough of
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3 MOUNT SAINT MARY ACADEMY STUDENTS
PUBLISHED IN CREATIVE WRITING ANTHOLOGY
Ms. Duffy Dillinger, an art teacher at Mount
Saint Mary Academy in Watchung, announced
that three students have submitted winning
artwork which has been published in the Creative
Writing Anthology, a component of the Somerset
County Teen Arts Festival program. The artwork
was created by Stephanie Fish of Morristown
(senior), Therese Ruane of Mountainside
(sophomore), and Silvana Truppi of Annandale
(junior). "Several students submitted artwork for
the anthology," said Ms. Dillinger. "I appreciate
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THERESE RUANE OF MOUNTAINSIDE HAS HER SIGHTS SET ON ANIMATION
It wasn’t until high school that Therese Ruane
started to realize that the passion she had for
animation was more than just a childhood hobby.
Most recently, Therese’s artwork has been
published in the 2016 Creative Writing
Anthology, which is part of the Somerset County
Teen Arts Festival, and her mixed media piece,
“Allure,” captured a gold medal at the Somerset
County Teen Arts Exhibition on May 11th. Her
artwork will be displayed at the county’s gallery
in Somerville this summer.
A sophomore at Mount Saint Mary Academy
(MSMA) in Watchung, Therese said, “Since I
was a little kid, I copied my favorite cartoons like
Pokémon and Ed Edd n Eddy. When I was good
enough to draw them freehand, I started to realize
that I wanted to become a cartoonist.”
Research, practice, video games, and learning
from her peers who were also talented in art
helped fuel Therese’s interest in animation.
MSMA art department chairperson Donna M.
Abrams and art teacher Duffy Dillinger also
provided inspiration for the Mountainside
resident.
“My father bought me my first Wacom tablet
when I was in the eighth grade which was the
first time I was able to digitally draw,” she
explained.
“My parents, who are totally supportive,
always asked me (when I told them that I wanted
to be an artist), ‘What can we do to help you
accomplish that dream?’” shared Therese.
After watching the Cartoon Network,
Nicktoons, and Disney channels, Therese began
to develop her own style of animation which she
describes as both realistic and cartoony. She
broadened her horizons and created outside of her
comfort zone when she learned Photoshop skills
that went beyond simply adjusting photographs.
This year, she also came to appreciate drawing
and mixed media, sketching faces and anatomy.
“I’m being taught to take what you see around
me and to create what I want; to put my own style
into it,” said Therese.
“I found Therese to be skillful and creative as
a Graphic Art I student,” said Mrs. Abrams. “Her
motivation led her to co-found and develop mini
projects for this year’s Graphic Art Club.”
It isn’t uncommon to find Therese and her
brother, Matthew, a student at The Academy for
Information Technology in Scotch Plains,
collaborating excitedly every day on the cartoon
they hope to pitch to the Cartoon Network. Their
sister, Mary, a junior at MSMA, always offers
constructive advice to the duo as they create their
masterpieces.
“We are always developing characters and
writing scripts. We have about 30 characters so
far,” she said.
When she graduates from MSMA, Therese
hopes to attend one of the top design schools such
as the California Institute of the Arts, the School
of Visual Arts in New York City, or Savannah
College of Art and Design.
Therese is the daughter of Mr. Kevin Ruane
and Mrs. Lisa Ruane.
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On May 14, 2016, teenagers from ages 12 to
18 participated in the Joint Base McGuire-DixLakehurst Open House Air Show as part of the
Civil Air Patrol Cadet Program for middle
school and high school students.
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CAP
demonstrations, aircraft static displays, event
program sales, and some had the honor of
escorting distinguished visitors to the Center
Stage. In addition, CAP members provided
flight orientation training on computer
simulators to young visitors that stopped by the
CAP booth.
Children also had the chance to pose in the
CAP F-16 model. During this event, CAP
members answered many questions from the
public about the CAP youth program in areas
such as Science, Technology, Engineering, and
Math activities (STEM), Cyber Security
activities,
Robotics
competitions,
the
Orientation Flight program, basic customs,
courtesies, drills, and much more.
The Civil Air Patrol Capt. “Bud” Jackson
Squadron is open to the youth of Union County
(west area) and Morris County (south east area).
Cadets meet every Tuesday from 7:00PM to
9:00PM at the Chatham High School in room
L10. The CAP cadet program is open to students
from ages 12 to 18 years old.
For more information about
the Civil Air Patrol Cadet Program,
please contact Mary Romany
at 732-424-6484
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