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( l. to r. ) Future CFAS Member Jack Rosenfeld; Associate Member Sophie Rosenfeld; CFAS Vice
President & EMT Sam Rosenfeld. Family dog Chloe sometimes visits the family-friendly squad
building.
Chester First Aid Squad Seeking Medical andAdministrative Members:
Volunteerism is Urged as CFAS Operations Grow
running CFAS smoothly and successfully."Medical volunteers needed include:
First Responders
EMTs
Ambulance Drivers
There are many different types of back-
office opportunities available, depending on
a volunteer 's interes t and background,
including:
Fundraising
Accounting
Mechanical/Ambulance Maintenance
Technology
Marketing/Communications Community Relations
Building & Grounds Maintenance
Back Office/Administrative
Strategic Planning
According to Cribari, the time commit-
ment doesn't have to be substantial. Any
amount of time that you are willing to give
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Volunteering with CFAS will provide you
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A
rt of Dance presented
students for Affiliate
Examinations in New
York City on June 25,2011. The
American BalletTheatreAffiliate
Teacherisalevelofdistinctionfor
ABTCertifiedTeachers thatsuc-
cessfully presenttheir studentsfor
examinations.
Art of Dance incorporates
the American Ballet Theatre
National Training
Curriculum in their teaching,
a breakthrough 8 level pro-
gram that combines high
quality artistic training withthe basics of dancer health
and child development. The
ABT National Training
Curriculum consists of a
comprehensive set of age-
appropriate, outcome-based
guidelines to provide the
highest quality ballet training
to dance students of all ages
and ski ll levels . Pr imary
through Level V is taught by
ABT Certified teacher EricaKolodny and through Level
Local Dance Studio Presents Students for Affiliate Examinations in theAmerican Ballet Theatre National Training Curriculum
VIII is taught by Flavio
Salazaar, who have both suc-
cessfully completed these
levels of the ABT NationalTraining Curriculum.
American BalletTheatres
National Training
Curriculum is a program for
the development and training
of young students that
embracessound ballet princi-
ples and incorporates ele-
ments of the French, Italian,
and Russian schools of train-
ing. Under the direction of
ABT Artistic Director KevinMcKenzie, ABTs National
Training Curriculum was
designed and written by
Franco De Vita and
Raymond Lukens in collabo-ration with ABTs Artistic
Advisors and the Medical
Advisory Board.
As a national ballet com-
pany, ABT understands that
it has a responsibility to take
a leadership role in dance
training and dance education
in the United States, said
ABT Executive Director,
Rachel Moore. To this end,
we have developed a newballet curriculum and a
teacher training program that
is both artistically sound and
medically appropriate. Our
goal is to provide teachers
with the tools and informa-
tion they need to provide the
highest quality training to
dance students ofall ages and
skill levels.
The National Training
Curriculum fulfills ABTs
missions as Americas
National Ballet Company in
bringing dance to the widest
possible audience. While
several training methods are
soundly in place within the
United States, ABTs
National Training
Curriculum can be used to
enhance an existing syllabus
and to assist teachers in
working appropriately with
young dancers. Attendees of
the ABT Teacher Training
Intensive program have the
opportunity to become certi-
fied in the National Training
Curriculum by successfully
passing comprehensive
examinations.
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Washington Township Recreation
Department is celebrating the
holiday season with their Annual
Senior Citizens Thanksgiving Luncheon on
Wednesday, November 16, 2011at 11:00amat the Senior Center in Rock Spring Park,
Long Valley.
The event will include a catered lunch-
eon of Turkey with gravy, stuffing, veg-
etable, cranberry sauce, mashed potatoes
and beverage.
The Long Valley Junior Womens Club
will be providing delicious holiday pies for
dessert.
The cost of this event is a non-refundable
feeof $8.00 forresidentsand $9.00 for non-residents.
Please send your check made payable to
Washington Township Recreation to: WT
Recreation, 50 Rock Road, Long Valley, NJ
07853 before November 7th.
At The Little Gym of Roxbury, chil-
dren are developing skills like bal-
anceand coordination, and so much
more! In addition to the physical aspects of
this program, kids are building confidence,
making friends, and learning to take turns.
They use their imaginationas the instructors
weave confidence building activities into
each themed lesson plan. Along with self
confidence and a proud smile, children are
demonstrating problem solving skills and
creative expression while learninglife skills
like sharing, cooperation, listening and
leadership! And parents are beaming with
pride with every roll and hang their child
accomplishes!
Serious Fun at The Little Gym
Thanksgiving Luncheon for Seniors
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