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Chester Author’s Book Shares Women’s View on Everything
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by Elsie Walker any people wish they knew what others are thinking when it comes to topics like marriage, issues of the day, spirituality and religion. In her new book, We Dwell In Possibilities: What American Women Think about Practically Everything! Chester author Carlotta Holton shares the opinions of women representing every state in the country. While known recently for her horror novels, such as Salem Pact and Touching the Dead, Holton was a journalist for many years, working as a staff writer/editor for such publications as The Record (Bergen County) The Daily Journal and other magazines/newspapers. She used her journalistic investigative skills in putting the current work together. It is published by Dorrance Publishing and was released on March 14th. It is available on paperback and eBook (for Kindle) at Barnes and Noble, major bookstores and Amazon. “Years ago, there was a cigarette commercial (Virginia Slims) telling us, ‘We’ve come a long way baby.’ I wanted to know where we stand today.” said Holton. She noted that part of inspiration for her book was the media’s portrayal of women’s
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opinions. She said that the media shares what it presumes to be the opinions of all women, when it is really only sharing those of a certain region or those of women in certain professions. Holton wanted a better vision. In addition, Holton shared, “my late father, who was a veteran of WWII, passed his patriotism on to the family. I was hoping to find that women were more united than divided and that they were themselves women of real substance, regardless of education, career, residence, etc. I am happy to say, we are.” Holton noted that it took four years of intensive research to compile her book. It started during the Obama administration and concluded during the Trump administration. “While no political questions were specifically asked, many voiced the good and not so good parts of both administrations and its impact on their lives,” Holton said. She started by compiling a survey on some hot bed issues such as the economy, health care, English as the official language, gun control vs amendment rights, sending our children off to war, child rearing and many other topics. Those surveyed were from ages 20 – 94. “I wanted a good cross section of women who lived in every state to determine if where they lived, what they did, might influence their thoughts, goals and dreams for themselves, their families and the country,” said Holton. The occupations of the women surveyed included common ones like attorneys, nurses, doctors, etc. However, Holton noted that some were out of the ordinary. Examples of those are a hair stylist for the deceased at a funeral parlor down south, a septic tank cleaner in the
northeast, and the manager of a wedding chapel in Las Vegas. Given so many different women participated in the survey, was there anything they agreed upon? Holton said that the women all had GED’s or high school diplomas and realized education is the key to success and prized knowledge. “The vast majority found peace in their personal relationships, knew they would probably have more than one career in their lives and that they wanted English to be the official language of the USA. At present, it is not ‘official’. Economy and health were other issues that were voiced as concerns now, and in their golden years ahead. The majority also nixed the idea of making another language part of the country’s ‘official’ language in addition to English,” she stated. How would Holton sum up what she discovered from putting together her book? “As women, we are constantly evolving. As we juggle our multi-tasks and lives, I am impressed with the fact that we are indeed women who dwell in possibilities!” she said.
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Long Valley Juniorettes: Community Service is Their Mission
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by Elsie Walker he Long Valley Juniorettes have over 300 beautiful prom dresses. That may sound like a great deal for a group of around 25 girls. However, they are not wearing them; they are selling them to raise money for local causes. The prom dress sale is the main fundraiser of this organization which is sponsored by the Long Valley Junior Women’s Club. The Long Valley Juniorettes is open to girls in 7th through 12th grade from Long Valley and the surrounding areas. The group meets monthly and is about girls joining together to make a difference. Club membership requirements include a $25 membership fee. A membership form can be found at www.lvjuniors.org. The club’s president is Alani Rose of Long Valley. “The Long Valley Junior Women’s club formed their Juniorettes Club in 2012 to provide opportunities to young ladies in our town to get involved with the community, enhance the lives of others, and pro-
vide volunteer opportunities,” said Rose, a senior at West Morris Central High School. She has been part of the club since middle school and this year was elected its president. Sponsored by The Long Valley Junior Women’s Club, Juniors Sally Doris and Adrienne Gumersell are the club advisors. Monthly club meetings are held on the first Tuesday of every month at 7:30 p.m. at the Long Valley Presbyterian Church. One of the membership requirements is
that members attend at least two meetings. At the meetings, the club discusses volunteer opportunities, upcoming fundraisers, community service events, plus have treasury and correspondence reports. (The club has a board of eight high school students with various roles. They are elected to their roles by the club members.) In addition to the business part of the meeting, Rose shared that continued on page 4
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continued from page 2 they do ice breakers, have door prizes and have local speakers come in to do a presentation or run an activity. Examples of that include a Self Defense Course by the Washington Township Police Department, a Yoga/mindfulness presentation, a nutritionist, and a Zumba class. ”Every meeting is productive, fun, and a great way to get together with your peers to make a difference together,” said Rose Volunteering is an important part of this club and members are required to contribute a minimum of five hours volunteer service. Most opportunities only require a certain number of members to do them, but there are plenty of ways for everyone to help. Also, some events do require all members to help. “We do many different types of projects throughout the year, from helping run local events, to planning our own, to doing something for a cause,” said Rose. Past and current projects include a “CAN”-paign food drive, where individually and as a group they collect cans to donate to the local food pantry; doing crafts with seniors at
nursing homes; running a stand at the Long Valley Green festival; assisting with Science Fair/Spelling Bee/CARE Dance Recital; helping Homeless Solutions, helping 11th Hour Dog Rescue , and many more. “We also run fundraisers that also work as community service such as our St. Jude Trike-A-Thon for bike safety month [May 4th at 10:00 a.m. at the Benedict A. Cucinella School ), our Prom gown fundraiser, and more. We tend to donate to local charities that affect our community or surrounding areas. Plus, all events and charities we support are voted on by the members,” said Rose. The Prom Dress fundraiser is the major one for the club. Rose noted that starting in 2016, the club asked local families to donate their prom gowns and party dresses to it. That is the main way the club gets dresses for its impressive collection. “We sell those dresses for an extremely reasonable price at our frequent dress sales, which continue to turn out to be a success,” said Rose. “There are many options for Prom gowns, and even middle school
formals, weddings, sweet 16s, and more,” she added. Profits from the fundraiser are donated to local causes which the club votes on at the end of the year. Some they have donated to in the past include 11th Hour Dog Rescue, Rivers Edge Horse Sanctuary, Homeless Solutions, LV’s Child Enrichment Program, and local families. The club is collecting dresses through Spring. The drop off location is 29 Winay Terrace, Long Valley. For more information on the prom dress fundraiser sale, people can contact Hailey Onweller at hailey9614@ icloud.com, Alina Gonzalez at 21_agonzalez@s.wmrhsd.org or Sally Doris at sally. doris@comcast.net In sharing about the club, Rose shared a message for the community and for girls considering joining the club, “We are always welcoming new members and [always] looking for opportunities to volunteer!” For more information about the Long Valley Juniorettes, visit its website at www.lvjuniors.org/index.php/departments-programs/juniorettes-club.
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Constantino And Ziesse Honored At Joint Eagle Scout Ceremony
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By Scott P Smith hester Troop 139 hosted an Eagle Scout Court of Honor ceremony to recognize Nickolas Constantino, son of Ken and Marta Constantino and Tyler Ziesse, son of Ray and Michelle Ziesse. Both Scouts, were presented with BSA’s highest honor, the Eagle Scout Award. To earn the award, a Scout must be active with a troop, earn a minimum of 21 merit badges, assume a position of leadership in a troop and complete a service project that benefits the community. New Jersey State Assemblyman Anthony Bucco, Chester Borough Mayor Janet Hoven, Chester Township Mayor Marcia Asdal, Washington Township Vice Mayor Bill Roehrich and Morris County Sheriff James Gannon all attended the ceremony and presented the boys with commendations. As a member of Troop 139, Nickolas Constantino held many leadership positions including Senior Patrol Leader, Assistant Senior Patrol Leader, Patrol Leader and Troop Historian. Outside of the troop
he served in leadership roles for both the National Youth Leadership training program this past summer and in his church’s peer ministry. In total Nickolas earned 21 merit badges. During his time as a Scout, Nickolas participated in many high adventure activities. He hiked and canoed the
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Joint Eagle Scout Ceremony... continued from page 6 Nickolas led a number of renovations to the Long Valley Dog Park. These improvements included the grading of a path and the addition of new steps leading up to the park’s entrance. In addition, he installed self-closing hinges and passcode locks to the park gates. These enhancements will improve the safety and security of local residents and their dogs who use this facility. Nickolas is a senior at West Morris Central High School and plans to go to college in the fall, studying agriculture and economics. Outside of scouting, Nickolas can be found fencing, keeping up with the latest trends in the automotive industry and enjoying music. Tyler Ziesse has been active in Troop 139 for many years
serving as Assistant Senior Patrol Leader, Troop Guide and Patrol Leader, earning 21 merit badges along the way. Scouting has provided Tyler with many wonderful memories, from his days as a Cub Scout racing Pinewood Derby cars, to his most recent high adventure trip to the Rockies, during which he and a number of his fellow scouts hiked Mount Elbert, the highest peak in Colorado. Tyler’s Eagle Scout Service Project, involved the planning, organization and planting of many bushes to create a hedge row barrier between the Black River athletic fields and Route 513 in Chester. This barrier prevents distraction from passing drivers, reduces snow drifts onto the roadway during the winter months and
guides cars to the intended entrance and exit. Tyler’s efforts will help ensure the safety of those using this very busy facility. Tyler is a senior at West Morris Mendham High School
and plans to pursue an engineering degree next fall. In addition to scouts, Tyler is a member of his school’s varsity fencing team and is a third-degree black belt in Okinawan Karate.
Lioness Club Fundraiser Set
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he Chester Lioness Club will sponsor a fund raising «Gala Evening at the Show» on Friday, April 26 at 8 p.m. in the Black River Playhouse, 54 Grove St.,Chester. The Chester Theater Group will present «Home of the Great Pecan», a hilarious, quirky southern comedy set in Sequin, Texas in the 1980’s. Mayhem ensues when Sequin prized landmark - the “ Great Pecan” statue is stolen. A minister is on the make, aliens, a
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Morris County Girl Attends President Trump’s State of the Union Address
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By Steve Sears n October 2018, 10-year-old Grace Eline was declared cancer-free after completing treatment for a rare germ cell brain tumor. “Fantastic,” says her mom, Aubrey Reichard-Eline, when asked about Grace’s current condition. “She is happy to be out of treatment and focused on normal 4th grader things. We still have a lot of follow up with various doctors which she would rather not participate in, but she knows this is part of life now and in order to stay healthy we must be diligent in follow up for the rest of her life.” Yes, Grace is thankfully in great health, and that’s a super reason to be elated – perhaps the best. However, a close second might just be an invitation to Washington, D.C. from the President of the United States. About two weeks prior to the original State of the Union address (January 31) , the Eline’s learned of an invite by President Donald Trump, but had no idea it
was to attend the Address. Learning more specifics as the date approached, the family kept details hush-hush. “We (Grace and I) went down on Sunday,” explains Aubrey. “We had press pictures at the White House Monday morning. The weather was beautiful, and we spent the rest of the day touring D.C. as Grace had never been there before.” On Monday night, when the press release went out regarding the State of the Union guests, the Eline’s began telling people to watch it. “VERY excited! I couldn’t believe it at first!” says Grace when asked how she felt when she learned of the invitation. Grace and her mom had an interview Tuesday morning at their hotel, and then around noon were whisked to the White House. There they met the other guests and their families, and then stepped into the Oval Office to meet and chat with President Trump. “From there we toured the White House, met the Vice President and Mrs. Pence, had dinner, and then met
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continued from page 8 came to see him. The Vice-President knew my story and said he was very happy to get to meet me. He asked how I was liking the day and being at the White House.” The First Lady confirmed that Grace would sit with her that evening. “It was the best part. I have always looked up to her, so getting to meet her and then sit with her was perfect for me. Melania kept making sure I was okay the entire night which was very nice. I felt very special.” Aubrey adds, “Grace was so very excited. The entire day had been a dream, and this was the icing on the cake for her! From there, those traveling to the Capital went to the First Lady’s motorcade and departed for the Capital. It was surreal. At the Capital we reviewed where Grace would be. Grace and I were then escorted to Melania’s chambers at the Capital where we sat with her and Mrs. Pence before being officially seated for the speech.” Grace was then escorted to her seat. “We had an alignment moment - making sure she was good- and I assure you she was. She said, ‘Mom I’ve got this.’ We kissed, and she took her place. Melania
was escorted in and I went back to her chambers to watch with other guests and staff. I had a great spot to watch - including chocolate, comfy seats and tissues as it was amazing and emotional.” When President Trump addressed Grace from the podium, she stood up to much applause. “Very excited!!! It was amazing!!! I almost couldn’t believe it was actually happening,” Grace recalls. “Afterwards, we were right there when she came out of the speech. Senators and Representatives kept coming up to her to congratulate her and talk to her as we were making our way back to the motorcade back to the White House.” “(It was) nothing short of AMAZING.” Grace celebrated her 10th birthday on December 16 in a very special way. She hosted a Dance-a-thon to benefit children battling cancer. The local community, local businesses and supportive friends helped the event come together. “Throughout treatment, when we would have a moment of not feeling so good or we were on our way to treatment or just because we made it another day,” says Aubrey, “we
would put on a sassy playlist and dance around. When it came time to plan her 10th birthday – and we have always done her birthdays for charity – we thought ‘Why not dance for this one as there was so much to celebrate and raise even more for a good cause?’ So, the Dance-a-thon idea was born as a way for everyone to have some fun, raise awareness and raise money for a beautiful charity that helped us so much - The Valerie Fund.” As for the Washington D.C. trip, Aubrey summed up the entire day. “We had a very good experience. The staff took great care of us. Everyone we met was very genuine and caring in our conversations. The other guests were also inspirational to be with for that day. The overall experience was very uplifting, and we were truly honored to be a part of it. We are extremely fortunate that Grace took a not so good situation and turned it into a positive for so many. We are so happy that Grace was chosen to represent this cause and to be honored the way she was for the country and the world to see that even in the darkness there can be great light.”
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Leadership and Balance Propel West Morris Central Boy’s Basketball
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By Josh Lashley here are several components to factor in when considering the success that’s been realized by the West Morris Central High School boy’s basketball program this season. The Wolf Pack have solid coaching, an ample amount of depth and balance on the roster, an energetic fan base and support of family, friends. Add to that mix the leadership displayed by senior captain Dillon Olsen and it becomes clear to see why the Wolf Pack enjoyed many memorable victories on the court this winter. To make it even more noteworthy, this is the second straight year that Olsen earned the captainship role. “Dillon was actually chosen as a junior to be a captain by his teammates and the coaching staff,’’ West Morris Central head coach Mark Schartner said. “Dillon has been a three-year starter who is both a leader on the basketball court and in the school community. Dillon has the respect of his teammates and he has a great way of communicating with his teammates and
other members of the program.’’ Olsen is proving to be a complete basketball player for the Wolf Pack and he’s always looking for ways to get even better to benefit the team in general. His work in the classroom is commendable as well. “Dillon is key to our team defensively,’’ Schartner said. “He often covers the other team’s best guard. Dillon’s shooting has improved a lot from the start of the season. He has spent a lot of time working on his shot with the coaches and the work is really paying off. Dillon has twice been named All-Conference Honorable Mention - his junior and sophomore seasons. With a team with a lot of young players Dillon’s leadership is a key to our success.’’ West Morris completed the regular season with an overall record of 23-3 and they were clear champions in the Northwest Jersey Athletic Conference National Division with a league mark of 12-0. These achievements were made possible due to remarkable performances of several student-athletes on the roster. “Ryan Hillier was named by nj.com as
one of the top juniors in the state,’’ Schartner said. “Christian Cevis was named as one of the top sophomores in the state. The team has really matured a lot from last year to this year. We have had a great team atmosphere and chemistry which has helped us have a great season so far. Each night it seems like a different player is contributing to our wins in a different way.” “Junior Cameron Spady had a great night early in the year scoring 15 points to get us a road win versus Montville (64-51 on January 4). Ethan Stoute has stepped up huge with his scoring in wins versus Morristown-Beard, Montville and Roxbury. Jack Leloia has been a great settling force defensively and offensively. He always seems to make the right decision.’’ At the deadline for this story West Morris was still competing in the NJSIAA North 2 Group 3 Sectional Tournament. They entered the North 2 Group 3 bracket as the No. 3 seed and defeated 14 seeded Voorhees in the opening round.
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brary, requesting that we work together to facilitate this program. We said yes, and it’s been ongoing ever since.” The Senior Resource Center is a non-profit organization that operates in Chester, Mendham, Long Valley and the surrounding areas offering free wellness and exercise programs for the senior citizens residing in those communities.
While in its infancy, there may have only been a few attendees, but now Murphy attests to the complete success and continued interests for the program, gladly boasting that on any given month, there can be as many as 50 – 60 seniors participating. Murphy went on to describe when the Lunch and Learn first began, a small, simple lunch
would be served to the guests, which included refreshments and a sandwich platter. As the program blossomed, volunteers began to
participate in making the lunch part a bit more festive. For several years, Delores Yurkovic and Claire Pompei, attendees now turned volunteers
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Lunch and Learn... continued from page 12 food themselves. These ladies faithfully create festive holiday and season inspired food themes, which have included mouth-watering menus covering topics like, “Cinco de Mayo,” “Mardi Gras,” and a “Heart Healthy” theme. Not surprisingly, Yurkovic received a Recognition Award as Chester Township Nominee for the Morris County Cissy Lourey Award. Nominees for this award exemplify the qualities of compassion, dedication and service to older Americans. Those who know Delores and Claire can attest to the commitment to their fellow seniors and the joy they share with them through their volunteer service. The second half of the program is, “Learn.” Here, Senior Resource Center Director, Martha Toledo and staff in-
vest their time deliberating what the most relevant topics of interest are to discuss and which speakers would be best suited for the event. While there are any number of educational subjects which can be addressed, the priority is to focus on interests pertaining to the needs of Chester’s senior citizens. Practical areas of life such as finances, aging, nutrition, and heart health are covered. More specifically, in the past months, some of the topics covered were Nutrition for Gut Health, Online Health Info, Senior Dental Care, Strokes, Immunization Updates, Advanced Directives, Medicare, Maintaining Cognitive Skills as We Age and Safety with Medications. The speakers chosen are professionals, and have included doctors, bankers, a pharmacist and even a local
dietician. The most recent Lunch and Learn took place the first week in February. Despite the cold weather, over 50 attendees filled the library’s room, anticipating hearing from an engaging speaker whose topic was on Aging Well. Murphy shared,
“Community organizations can partner together to offer programs to the community residents.” Lunch and Learn is the perfect example of this. The program begins at noon. Any further info needed can be directed to mary.murphy@chesterlib.org.
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Classic Veal Parmesan Sandwiches Prep time: 10 minutes Cook time: 10 minutes Serves: 6 6 veal cutlets (3 ounces each) salt, to taste ground black pepper, to taste 1/2 cup all-purpose flour 1 egg wash 1 cup breadcrumbs 1 cup vegetable oil 12 tablespoons tomato sauce 3 tablespoons Parmesan cheese, grated 6 slices provolone cheese 6 slices mozzarella cheese 6 sub rolls Heat oven to 350 F. Pound each veal cutlet between sheets of parchment or plastic wrap until 1/4-inch thick. Blot veal dry. Season each cutlet with salt and pepper, to taste. Dredge veal in flour; shake off excess. Dip in egg wash and dredge in breadcrumbs. In large skillet over medium heat, heat about 1/8-inch oil to about 350 F. Working in batches, add breaded veal to hot oil and pan fry first side until golden brown and crisp, about 2 minutes. Turn once and pan fry second side until it reaches internal temperature of 160 F, about 1-2 minutes. Drain on paper towels or wire rack set over baking sheet. Add 2 tablespoons tomato sauce to each veal cutlet and sprinkle 1/2 tablespoon Parmesan cheese on top. Add one slice provolone and mozzarella cheese to each cutlet. Place veal parmesan in oven 2-3 minutes, or until the
cheese begins to melt and veal is hot. Add veal to sub rolls and serve. Nutrition information per serving: 45 g protein; 55 g carbohydrate; 7 g fiber; 11 g fat; 7 g saturated fat; 145 mg cholesterol; 908 mg sodium. Veal Za’atar Flatbreads Prep time: 15 minutes Cook time: 25 minutes Serves: 4 1/4 cup za’atar seasoning 3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil, divided 1 package (10 ounces) flatbreads 1 onion (4 ounces), finely chopped 1/2 pound ground veal 1/4 cup crumbled feta cheese 1 tomato (6 ounces), cored and chopped chopped parsley, for garnish Heat oven to 425 F. In small bowl, combine za’atar seasoning and 2 tablespoons olive oil. Spread about 1 tablespoon za’atar mixture on each flatbread. Arrange flatbreads on large baking sheet; set aside. In 10-inch skillet over medium heat, heat remaining olive oil. Cook onion 4-5 minutes, stirring occasionally. Add veal and cook 4-5 minutes until no longer pink, stirring to break up meat. Remove skillet from heat; stir in feta cheese. Spoon 1/4 veal mixture onto each flatbread. Sprinkle each flatbread with tomato. Bake 8-10 minutes, or until hot. Sprinkle each flatbread with parsley. Nutrition information per serving: 17 g protein; 40 g carbohydrate; 19 g fat; 5 g continued on page 17
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torn (about 2 cups packed) 1/2 cup toasted hazelnuts, chopped 1 ounce Parmesan cheese Grate 1/2 tablespoon zest from orange; reserve orange. Stir zest into salad dressing. Use knife to remove skin and pith from orange. Use knife to cut between fruit and membrane to release each orange section. Squeeze membrane to extract 1/4 cup juice; reserve juice and orange sections. In bowl, whisk reserved orange juice, mustard and salad dressing. Remove 1/4 cup dressing to re-sealable food storage bag. Add veal cutlets to dressing in bag. Re-seal bag and turn several times until veal is coated with dressing; set aside. Prepare grill or heat grill pan over medium-high heat on stovetop. Remove
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Acupuncture Is A Winner For Sports Injuries
n addition to conventional R.I.C.E (Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation) treatment, many athletes have found acupuncture treatment to be very helpful in quickly suppressing inflammation and swelling. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, acupuncture points are utilized to address the injury and can often help to alleviate the pain. Acupuncture has a very successful record with sports injuries. Many professional sports teams have acupuncturists on staff to decrease healing times and resolve stubborn ailments. The use of acupuncture to treat acute injuries from intense or repetitive physical activity began centuries ago. It was, and still is, one of the primary means of quick healing
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wrist, hip, knee and ankle pain, swollen muscles and shin splints. In addition to treating the injury, Acupuncture can also improve performance and give athletes a competitive edge. The largest clinical study of acupuncture ever conducted was published in the December 2004 Annuals of Internal Medicine and found acupuncture to significantly reduce and improve function in patients with osteoarthritis of the knee. In recent years, acupuncture has become more popular in Western countries and is now recognized by the National Institute of Health as an acceptable form of treatment for pain. Call Skylands Acupuncture to make your appointment at 908-876-3643.
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global concern in every way, cancer affects people from all walks of life. But as prevalent as cancer is, some facts and figures may still surprise you. • 8.8 million: The number of people, according to the World Health Organization, who died from cancer in 2015, making it the second leading cause of death across the globe. • 70: Percentage of cancer deaths that occur in low- and middle-income countries. (Source: WHO) • 22: Percentage of cancer deaths across the globe that can be traced to tobacco use. (Source: Global Burden of Disease Study 2015) • 90: Percentage of high-income countries in which treatment services are available to citizens afflicted with cancer. (Source: WHO) • <30: Percentage of low-income countries in which treatment services are available to citizens afflicted with cancer. (Source: WHO) • 25: Percentage of cancer cases in low- and middle-income countries
caused by infections such as hepatitis and the human papilloma virus, or HPV. (Source: WHO). • 12: Percentage of cancers worldwide linked to viruses. (Source: National Toxicology Program, National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences) • 1.69 million: The number of deaths attributed to lung cancer across the globe in 2015, making it the most deadly cancer in the world. Liver cancer (788,00 deaths), colorectal cancer (774,000), stomach cancer (754,000), and breast
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Morris County Park Palooza Featuring Food Trucks, Biergarten & Live Bands
ark your calendars to come to this one-of- a kind spring outdoor festival, Morris County Park Palozza, on Saturday, April 27, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., featuring 20+ food trucks, a biergarten, live music, and games and activities for adults and children by Jersey Club Sports. It’s all happening at Lewis Morris County Park in Morris Township.
Grab a bite to eat from a variety of 20+ popular food trucks, or throw back a few of the hand-crafted brews, wine or sangria from the biergarten all while listening to one of the three live featured bands! Pack a blanket and chairs, and enjoy live country to rock to classics music from The Nicco And Tommy Duo, The City Limit, and Jazmyn Adelle Trio. Jersey Club Sports will be
offering games for adults and kids, such as “Giant Tic, Tac, Toe” and “Giant Jenga,” corn hole, hula hoop races, face painting, and so much more. Bring your friends, family, and the kids for a fun-filled day! The proceeds from this event, hosted by Garden State Food Truck Festival, will benefit the Morris County Park Commission. Tickets can be purchased
prior to the event at a discounted rate online at www.gardenstatefoodtruckfest.com $5 per adult and $2 per child, or day of for $10 per adult and $5 per child. There is free parking, and admission allows for re-entrance throughout the day. All foods and beverages are sold separately. For more information and directions to Lewis Morris County Park, visit www. morrisparks.net.
200 Club of Morris County’s Valor and Meritorious Awards Dinner Set
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he 200 Club of Morris County invites the public to its annual Valor and Meritorious Awards event Thurs., April 25 at The Birchwood Manor, Whippany at 5:45 p.m. Heroic actions of local first responders who have gone above the call of duty to
protect our community will be recognized. Since 1971, this non-profit organization has collected more than $5 million for the families of fallen Morris County first responders. Through annual membership fees and private donations, The 200 Club pro-
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Morris County Exhibit Highlights 50 Years of Fab Fashion
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By Kimberly Redmond ashion is about more than clothes. People’s attire, whether it’s the flapper dresses of the 1920s, mini skirts of the 1960s or grungy flannels of the 1990s, say a lot about shifts in the political, economic and social climate. At the Morris County Historical Society, visitors have the opportunity to view history, through the lens of clothing style. Through June 2019, the society will present “Iconic Culture: From Little Black Dress to Bell Bottoms,” an exhibit that includes over 125 pieces from throughout the 20th century. “People really relate to clothes. It is the single most unique characteristic of humanity and something everyone can relate to,” Executive Director Amy Curry said. “They draw people into history in a way that few other things can. And, that allows us to open discussions to deeper cultural and historical topics, so it’s a gateway to history.” From the timeless designs of Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel to the trend-setting bell bottoms of Sonny and Cher, the exhibit
explores more than five decades of history through an exhibit featuring nearly 125 pieces from the society’s textile collection. “Nearly 90 percent of what’s on display originated from New Jersey, about 84 percent from Morris County specifically. That was really important for us to show our visitors, most of whom are from New Jersey,” Curry said. “Fashion trends can be more global, but this exhibit is really about New Jersey’s expression of the interconnected relationship of fashion and history.” “Iconic Culture” also highlights cultural milestones in local, state and national history that coincided with the Roaring 20s, Great Depression, World War II, Civil Rights Movement and Vietnam Era. Visitors are also invited to share their own recollections about significant historical events, such as the assassinations of President Kennedy and Martin Luther King, Jr. or the success of the Apollo Mission. Docent-led tours, which take about an hour, are available or visitors can explore on continued on page 21
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50 Years of Fab Fashion... continued from page 20 their own. The exhibit – which is the largest ever presented by the society – has been “very well received,” Curry said. “Our visitors tend to enjoy the 1920s formal and the iconic flapper style, but many connect most with the 1950s formal pieces and the 1960s, in general,” she said. “For many, these time periods represent youth and young adulthood and they really enjoy the trip down memory lane.” Staffers are currently rotating in new pieces so that the exhibit continues to evolve, she added. “People can see it again, for the first time,” Curry said. In recent years, many museums across the country have found success with similar ex-
hibits. A look at the relationship between fashion and the Catholic Church drew record crowds to New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art in 2018, making it the most attended exhibition in the museum’s history. Iconic Culture will run through June 16 at Acorn Hall (68 Lafayette Avenue, Morristown). The museum is open Wednesdays and Thursdays from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and on Sundays from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Tickets are $6 for adults, $5 for seniors and $3 for students. Children age 12 and under, as well as members, are admitted for free. Groups of 10 or more are encouraged to make reservations. For more information visit www.MorrisCountyHistory.org or call 973-267-3465.
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reating with Clay” is a comprehensive therapeutic pottery program that gives therapy to both the body and the mind while participants create a beautiful piece of pottery! Come take this opportunity that Washington Township Recreation is offering for free with the “Therapeutic Pottery Program,” at the Senior Center on Friday, April 26th from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. Join in the fine motor skills which are used throughout this process as well as in the wonderfully painted designs and colors that participants
can use to bring color to their magnificent creations. Upon completion of the class, participants will not only keep their fabulous finished pieces of pottery, but will have had a unique exercise program, and can walk away feeling a sense of great accomplishment and hope for future endeavors. Registration is required and limited enrollment, so be sure to sign up early. (Please note that No-Shows will be charged a fee). To register, please call or email Recreation Dept. before April 18th at (908) 8765941 or email recreation@ wtmorris.net.
Immanuel Evangelical to Host Easter for Kids
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utside the empty tomb, the angels again bring good news of great joy – “He is not here – He is risen!” Join us at Immanuel to hear of Jesus’ victory and his gift of eternal life. Children ages 3-14 will learn about Jesus’ Easter Resurrection, play games, learn songs, search for Easter Eggs, make a craft, and have some snacks. The program runs from 9:00-12:00 on Saturday, April 13. Registration begins at 8:45
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a.m. Join us at Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church, 40 Coleman Road, Long Valley. Sign up by visiting www.immanuelnj.net. If you would like more information, please call the church at 908-867-7179, e-mail churchoffice@immanuelnj.net, or check out our Facebook page ImmanuelNJ. There is no cost to you, but donations to our food pantry will be gathered. Hope to see you there.
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ccording to data from Statistics Brain, the American Cancer Society and Health Land, around 70 percent of smokers harbor a desire to quit altogether, while 40 percent of smokers will try to quit this year. Quitting smoking is a popular New Year’s resolution, and a choice that can improve smokers’ health dramatically.
Smokers can reduce their rate of dying from smoking by half just by quitting before age 50. Although the percentage of smokers who will succeed in quitting the first time around is small, it is still worth the effort. Today there are many different plans, medications and smoking-cessation support groups to help smokers as they attempt to quit.
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West Morris Central Wrestling Posts Successful Season
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By Robert Wagner n an exciting new chapter in West Morris Central (WMC) wrestling legacy, Captain Justin LeMay was named Most Outstanding Wrestler during the District 12 Championships at Becton, NJ. “I feel great,” said LeMay. “I’m looking forward to what comes next.” This honor marks yet another milestone in an already overwhelmingly successful career for both LeMay and his wrestling Wolfpack. In addition to celebrating his 100th victory on the mat earlier this season during their match against Middlesex, LeMay was also one of five champions who helped WMC earn their first ever district team title. “I’m proud of my team and
what we’ve done so far,” declared LeMay. The veteran senior will be counted among 12 WMC wrestlers who qualified for the Region 3 Tournament at West Orange. It will be the most in West Morris Central history. LeMay recognized the support of close friends, his parents Mollissa and Mike LeMay, and his younger sister Jordyn. “My whole family has supported me,” commented LeMay. “Each one of them helped me by doing whatever they can. They were at every match and kept me focused.” Ken Rossi, West Morris Central wrestling coach for over a decade and recognized this past year as Outstanding
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Despite several close matches and narrow victories, LeMay was finally able to proudly join his two training partners, Metzler and Loughney, as Century Club members, wrestlers who have earned 100 or more career wins. LeMay makes the 9th addition to WMC’s Century Club. “He’s a great leader for our team,” Rossi shared. “The other wrestlers look up to him. Coaches look up to him. He’s going to stand on that podium in Atlantic City. I’m super excited for him.” This year’s success hasn’t been without its obstacles however. Rossi recalled several injuries and close calls for the Wolfpack’s captain. During the first weekend of the season, LeMay partially tore his ACL. It was only after getting cleared medically that he wrestled through it and went on to claim victory. During another match, after taking a knee to the face, LeMay was forced to take an injury default in the final round after fracturing his orbital socket. “Now he wrestles with a mask and he’s fine,” assured Rossi. “He’s real tough.” When asked about his goals, LeMay shared that he only has sights on the immediate future. “I just want to be a state champion so badly,” LeMay said. “That’s all I can think about right now.” LeMay will continue his career at the University of Maryland in the fall of 2019. As for the Wolfpack team, the wrestlers will compete in the regional and state competitions later this month.
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Local Author to Introduce Kate Macy Ladd Book
oin the Chester Historical Society for a lecture and tea co-sponsored by Chester Public Library on Sunday, March 31 at 2 p.m. at the Chester Library 250 W. Main St., Chester. Local author Meryl Carmel will present a one hour talk which brings to life the little-known story of Kate Macy Ladd, the original owner of the Natirar Estate in Far Hills. Born in New York City in 1863, Kate Everit Macy Ladd was raised in a loving Quaker family which exemplified the virtue of philanthropy. While the Gilded Age was dominated by philanthropic figures such as Rockefeller, Carnegie, and Vanderbilt, their wives
and daughters often lived behind closed curtains, staying well out of public view everywhere but the society pages. Standard Oil heiress Kate Macy Ladd of Natirar seems, on the surface, to have followed in this tradition. But a deeper look at her life reveals a woman who was fiercely committed to the welfare of ordinary people and who ultimately became an important medical philanthropist. This presentation touches upon Kate’s family and Quaker heritage, her years in New York City during the latter decades of the 19th century and her life at Natirar with Walter Graeme Ladd her husband of almost fifty years. Kate’s story
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New Jersey State Federation of Women’s Club’s Announces Membership Open House
he New Jersey State Federation of Women’s Clubs (NJSFWC) of GFWC is actively looking for women to join local clubs. If you are interested in community service opportunities, making a difference in your community, leadership training, and in general looking to have fun, then a woman’s club is the right place for you. Through participation in local clubs, the NJSFWC enables its members to make a difference in the lives of others, one project at a time. We welcome everyone, and there are clubs located in all parts of New Jersey. Join us for a Membership Open House on March 30th, at the NJSFWC Headquarters, 55 Labor Center Way, New Brunswick, from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Diverse in age, interests, and experiences, all clubwomen are united by a desire to create positive change and meet others, while enhancing and benefitting
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