The BReeze - December 2012

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The BReeze

Bridgewater Resident Recognized with Volunteer of the Year Award

Paul Kieltyka, SVY CEO, with Stephanie Salzano, Spooky Sprint Race Director. Somerset Valley YMCA volunteer Stephanie Salzano was recognized by the Somerset Hills YMCA for the dedication and time she has spent organizing the Y’s annual Spooky Sprint 5K. Salzano was nominated for the award by the Somerset Valley YMCA, which hosts the Spooky Sprint 5K through its

Somerville branch. She was one of 25 volunteers from nonprofit organizations recognized for their efforts at a communitywide dinner on November 14th. Salzano created and organized the 5K, a fundraiser for the Somerset Valley Y’s Strong Kids campaign. Through her hard work and promotion, the event, held this year on October 13th,

more than doubled in size compared to its inaugural year last year. This year, nearly 300 runners signed up to run. The proceeds of the 5K help support families in need with reduced-price memberships, camp and daycare scholarships. Somerset Valley YMCA CEO Paul Kieltyka presented the award to Salzano, praising her as a tireless advocate for the Spooky Sprint run, which is designed so that all ages can walk and run together. This year, runners ranged from 8 to 84 years old. As she accepted the plaque, presented during the 25th Annual Somerset Hills YMCA Volunteer Recognition Night, Salzano thanked the Somerset Valley Y for giving her the opportunity to do volunteer work. “I volunteer for selfish reasons – I am fulfilled by helping others,� said Salzano, a Bridgewater resident. “The Spooky Sprint was an idea I thought I would love to take on. When I approached Paul Kieltyka about organizing this event, he supported me fully. It has been amazing to see my mission come to life.�

Seniors Participate in Drum Circle - Seniors at the

Somerset County Senior Center in Raritan participated in a drumming circle lead by Sharon Silverstein on November 19th. Drumming can be performed while sitting, so people with difficulty being ambulatory can have an enjoyable and uplifting time creating music while getting in some very good exercise. Memory is stimulated, warmth returns to their hands, motion becomes less labored and smiles appear upon the faces of all that participate.

December 2012

And the Winner is...

Congratulations to the winner of our ad symbol contest, Nancy Jong of Bridgewater. Nancy won a $40 gift certificate from Raritan Valley Agway in Raritan. In the above photo, Nancy is shown receiving her prize from owner Jeff Krachun (left) and employee John Kuster. Originating as the GLF Farmer’s co-op in 1947, today the Raritan Valley AGWAY not only continues to serve the farmer’s in the area but also today’s suburbanites with superior knowledge and quality products. AGWAY private labels offer quality products at competitive pricing, giving the customer a product they can trust and rely on year after year. Raritan Valley AGWAY offers lawn and garden products, along with wild and caged bird seeds and feeders, bird supplies, pet products and much more. The common bond and what you will find in every AGWAY store is the AGWAY philosophy and attitude. Brands you trust. People who know....is more than just our tag line. Every AGWAY store owner knows it is the AGWAY name and reputation that sets their store apart from the competition. AGWAY store employees know about the products they sell and will take the time to help you choose the right product for your needs “plus� take the time to show you how to get the most from each and every product they sell. And, as if that wasn’t enough... they’ll even load your purchases in your car for you! That’s the kind of sales and service most other retailers have forgotten and the helpful extra that sets Agway apart. From December 1-25 Agway sells fresh cut and watered Christmas trees. Give your local AGWAY store a try today at 77 Thompson Street in Raritan. Brands you Trust. People who know. That’s AGWAY!

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