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Wayne Automotive Students Assemble Bikes For The Holidays

By Jason Cohen utomotive students from both Wayne Hills and Wayne Valley High Schools assembled bicycles for the fourth consecutive year that were donated to low income children for the holidays. The program began four years ago when automotive teachers Steve Hopper and Ken Bergen approached the Wayne Education Association with the idea. This year, the members of the Education Association purchased nine new bicycles and helmets to be delivered to elementary students in need. Hopper, who worked in the automotive industry for 25 years and has taught at the school for 15, explained that nurses at the primary schools help identify children who need bikes and then work with the teachers’ union to purchase them. The bikes are assembled in one day and then delivered to the youngsters. “Kids enjoy doing it because they are

helping those less fortunate,” Hopper said. “The students get such a kick out of assembling the bikes knowing they are going to help out younger kids. They look forward to doing this each year and take much pride in assembling them.” Hopper said the automotive program has become quite popular and enrollment has continued to increase. There are six classes: introductory, engine performance, electrical, steering, brakes and heating and air conditioning. “The program has been there at least 20 years,” Hopper said. “It’s grown considerably since I’ve been there. Every student is

different and they will take away whatever fits them.” The program is run by an advisory board made up of local automotive businesses, alumni from the program, parents and administrators. The board, Bergen and Hopper meet three times a year to discuss changes and issues with the curriculum. While there are lectures, the majority of the courses are hands on. Old cars are donated and kids get to roll up their sleeves and really get into the nitty gritty of being a mechanic. Some kids even do a work study program, where part of the day is spent in class and the latter at an auto shop, where they get real work experience and can get paid or credit. In fact, this year the program is holding an initiative called women in auto. The board is reaching out to women who have careers in the auto industry and having them speak to the students. “There’s a huge need for females in the auto industry,” Hopper said. Looking back on the program, Hopper feels it has impacted many kids and helped them launch careers. “Having been there for a number of years, we have a number of graduates that are working in the industry,” he said.

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Wayne Valley Coach Reaches 1,000 Wins

By Jason Cohen n Jan. 6, Wayne Valley boys’ basketball defeated rival Passaic Valley, 77-59, giving its Head Coach Joe Leicht his 1,000th win. Leicht has 533 basketball victories at Wayne Valley and Indian Hills and 467 softball wins at Indian Hills. For more than 30 years, he was also the assistant football coach at Indian Hills and retired in June after teaching math for 43 years there. “It is a wonderful feeling having the 1,000 wins, but it is a feeling I share with all of the players, assistant coaches and my family members who have been on all of the teams,” Leicht exclaimed. “The letters and e-mails, hugs and handshakes, I have received from all of these people, and from all over the country where they now reside, has been great. I know everyone feels a part of

the achievement - and they are indeed a big part.” He has been coaching since 1974 and was head coach of the basketball team at Indian Hills, from 1981 to 2002. Then in 2004, he resurrected the Wayne Valley basketball program and under his leadership, it has never had a losing season. Leicht reflected on his career and the path he took to get 1,000 wins. Leicht, 65, grew up in Paramus and always loved sports. “I played football, basketball and baseball right through Paramus High School and I played baseball at Montclair State,” he said. “When people asked me if I had any hobbies my answer was always, “Sports!” He took his passion for sports and decided to turn it into coaching. He started out by coaching rec league basket-

ball, rec league tackle football and semipro baseball. Eventually, Leicht realized high school sports were his calling. Leicht explained that winning is great, but the best part of coaching is the relationships he cultivates with current and former players. “The real accomplishment are the relationships gained through all the years and all the teams,” he remarked. “When people return after high school to say “hi” and “thanks” that is far more important than the 1,000 wins.” According to Leicht, coaching has changed tremendously since he started. The biggest difference is the development of girls’ athletics. Forty years ago some schools and players laughed at the girls attempts to play. Today, girls’ teams are as competitive as boys. But, coaching is always a challenge, regardless of the

gender, he remarked. “Every sport is tough to coach,” he said “Mental and physical preparation, attending clinics, scouting, building the team (bonding and tactically), trust and communication with the players, time involvement on the court (field) and at home, every sport is tough to do if you do not want to cheat the players and you want to be successful on the scoreboard.” Some highlights of his career include: Winning the New Jersey State championships for softball in 2010, 2013 and 2014; being ranked number one in N.J. in 2010 and 2014; going undefeated (34-0) in 2014 (the best season in the history of N.J. softball); and ranked number 10 in the USA in 2014. For basketball, he led the team to the State Sectional Championship in 2008; winning division titles in 2012 and continued on page 14

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Wayne Elks Hosts Murder Mystery Dinner Event

By Dawn M Chiossi he Wayne Elks do so much to help so many and now they are hosting a Murder Mystery Dinner for folks to enjoy. It all starts with a murder. Gripping, fun, compelling interactive and a good time- these are all words that describe a murder mystery dinner show. Held at the Elks Lodge in Wayne, now folks from all over can become enveloped in the Murder Mystery Company’s production of “Of Sound Mind and Dead Body.” With this production, the audience will be treated to a play filled with magic, mystery and murder. For approximately 2.5 hours folks will enjoy dinner and become immersed in a fun detective game that everyone can play, sort of like being part of a real live game of Clue.

A murder mystery dinner is quite a unique experience. From the moment they walk in the door, audience members become part of the show. In a series of three acts, the audience has the chance to put on their Sherlock Holmes’ hats, exercise deductive reasoning skills, assist detectives, follow clues, and try to figure out who the murderer is, solving the mystery. This event is wonderful for folks of all ages. For novices or devotees of murder mysteries, this is a great time out. According to Veteran Elks Member, Tom Margiotta, the Elks hosts about two Murder Mystery shows a month. “These shows are very popular,” he states, “and a great way for people to become familiar with the Elks organization as well.”

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Easily more than 100 people attend this unique and thrilling activity at the Wayne Elks, and even Margiotta attends himself. “This is a fun and entertaining event,” he says. Shows for “Of Sound Mind and Dead Body” will be held Saturday, Feb. 17, at 7 p.m.; Sunday, Feb. 25 at 5 p.m.; and Saturday, March 17 at 7 p.m. In addition to the show, attendees will receive a three course dinner. Cocktails will

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5 Things To Know About Milk And Non-Dairy Milk Alternatives

dults and kids take in about 400 calories per day as beverages, according to the USDA’s Choose My Plate program. Beverages can be a key source of nutrients, and when it comes to nutrition, moms want to make informed choices for themselves and their kids. With so many options available, it’s no surprise moms have questions. Some moms choose to serve alternatives to milk rather than real dairy milk, but it’s important to know that milk and non-dairy alternatives are not created equal. In fact, these beverages differ in five key areas: nutrition, ingredient list, added sugars, price and taste. 1. Farm-fresh, real dairy milk is naturally nutrient-rich. Unlike many non-dairy milk alternatives – farm fresh, real dairy milk is naturally nutrient rich. Milk naturally pro-

vides calcium, phosphorus, high-quality protein, potassium and B vitamins. It is also fortified with vitamins A and D, creating a nutrient powerhouse of nine essential nutrients. Nondairy milk alternatives, on the other hand, vary in their nutritional profiles, some containing little to no naturally occurring nutrients, so most are fortified. 2. Dairy milk is simple. When you compare the ingredient list of milk to nondairy alternatives, you may be surprised to find that many alternatives have 10 or more added ingredients, including salt, sugar or thickeners like gums. Dairy milk, a minimally processed and farm-fresh beverage, has just three ingredients: milk, vitamin A and vitamin D. 3. There are no added sugars in regular dairy milk. When you look at the nutrition label on a gallon of milk,

you will find sugar listed. However, that sugar is not added – it’s naturally occurring lactose. But people may not realize when a food or beverage has added sugar. For instance, many types of non-dairy milk, like almond milk, contain added sugar. Ingredients like cane sugar or cane juice on the ingredients list indicate sugar has been added to non-dairy milk. 4. Dairy milk can help stretch your grocery budget. At just about a quarter per serving, milk delivers more nutritional value per penny than just about any other beverage. Compare that to almond milk, at about $0.45 per 8-ounce serving, and other non-dairy alternatives like rice milk that can cost as much as $0.79 per serving. The average American household spends about 10 percent of their budget on food – nearly $80 a week for groceries. One year of dairy milk will

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alentine’s Day is upon us. This is a day to celebrate our loved ones and show them we care. We also have to take care of our four-legged loved ones, as some Valentine’s Day gifts and ideas may be hazardous to our pets. The most obvious warning is: Don’t let your pets eat chocolate. Chocolate is one of the traditional gifts on Valentine’s Day but can be very dangerous to pets, even life threatening. The toxic compounds in chocolate are methylxanthines, mainly theobromine and, less importantly, caffeine. The amounts of theobromine and caffeine vary with the type of chocolate. For instance, unsweetened (Baker’s) chocolate contains 8 to 10 times the amount of theobromine as milk chocolate. This is

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gest culprits are lilies. They are highly toxic to cats, so make sure your cats can’t get near them, or choose a different variety of flower but not tulips (the bulbs are the most toxic). Amaryllis, daisies, chrysanthemums or any flowers with thorns may be potentially dangerous flowers. Leftover gift-wrapping or decorations are enticing for curious cats. Make sure all ribbons, bows and other wrapping are out of your pets’ reach and cleaned up. Cats especially like chewing on strings or ribbons which can cause choking or worse, an obstruction in the intestines that could require emergency surgery. Candles are also a nice touch on Valentine’s Day but not to paws and fur. Don’t leave candles unattended, as pets can easily be burned or the candles could be knocked over, causing

a fire. One last warning is not to give pets as gifts. Puppies and kittens are very cute and cuddly but owning a pet is a big undertaking. Purchasing a pet should be done in a responsible way and only after a lot of research. If you’re ready, you should consider adopting a pet from your local shelter. These steps can be done together and are romantic and rewarding. Have a sweet and safe Valentine’s Day! Dr. Matthew Krupnick is the owner of the Pequannock Animal Hospital. He grew up in Kinnelon and is happy to be home, with his wife, three cats and two dogs, to provide quality and compassionate care for your pets in the community. The Pequannock Animal Hospital is located at 591 Newark Pompton Turnpike in Pompton Plains. You may reach them by calling (973) 616-0400.

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Nili Couzens, Motivational Speaker, Coming To Wayne Temple

omen from all over Passaic County are invited on Wednesday evening, Feb. 7, to welcome Nili Couzens to Wayne at Temple Beth Tikvah in the

Chapman Atrium. The public is invited to be inspired by Couzens and her energy as she delivers a talk filled with wisdom and humor. Couzens speaks from the heart

Wayne’s Monthly Book Talk Set For February

ust finished a busy workday? The Wayne Public Library Monthly Monday Book Talk might just help readers wind down. The group generally meets at the end of each month to talk about a variety of books focusing on historical fiction, foreign settings, and/or multicultural stories. The next title for discussion is, “Grace,” by Natashia Deón, which will be discussed on Monday, Feb. 26, from 6:15 p.m. to 7:15 p.m. in the Board Room.

The book was awarded the 2017 First Novel Prize by the American Library Association’s Black Caucus, was named Kirkus Review Best Book of 2016, a New York Times Top Book 2016, a Book Riot Favorite Book of 2016, The Root Best Book of 2016 and an Entropy Magazine Best Book of 2016. Books will be available approximately four weeks before the meeting, at the library reference desk. Contact Eleana at cordovae@waynepubliclibrary. org or 973-694-4272 ext. 5406 to join.

and in a way that enables people to relate easily to her. She is extremely articulate and fields questions and speaks off the cuff in a fabulous manner. The talk is sponsored by the Wayne Women 10, a group of ladies from all three of Wayne’s synagogues that participated in a JWRP women’s trip to Israel this past month. Couzens was the trip leader of this particular trip and had classes with the

group daily. Temple Beth Tikvah is hosting the event in the Atrium and desserts will be served. Those interested should RSVP in advance and pay $10 per person to Chani or Stacey by going online to Jewishwayne.com. Telephone reservations are available by calling 973-493-7842 or 973-800 2619. The entrance fee will be $12 at the door.

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Free Movies Continue At Wayne Public Library

he Wayne Public Library continues to show a free selection of movies, including foreign films, new releases and documentary series, each month in its Main Library and Preakness branch. Free Foreign Films will be shown on Jan. 30 at 2 p.m. at Preakness, Thursday Feb. 1 at 7 p.m. in the Main Library. There will be subtitles where needed. The films will also be shown on Tuesday, March 6 at 2 p.m.

Hydroponics On Agenda For Garden Club Meeting

he Riverview Garden Club will hear from a prominent botanist about hydroponics during a meeting at the Wayne Civic Center on Wednesday, Feb. 7. at 7 p.m. Marc Gussen, Closter Nature Center naturalist, botanist and former NASA consultant, will give a presentation on hydroponics, a gardening alternative to dirt.

Hydroponics can be incorporated into gardening plans for flowers and vegetables, just as it was in the Hanging Gardens of Babylon and the Gardens of the Aztecs. For information, contact Linda Wescott at 973-694-1098, email riverviewgc13@ yahoo.com or visit www.riverviewgardenclub.com. New members are welcome.

and 7 p.m. Documentary Series will be shown every other month at the Main Library and the Preakness. It will be shown on Tuesday, Feb. 13 at 2 p.m. at Preakness, and on Thursday, Feb. 15 at 7 p.m. in the Main Library In the case of inclement weather, call the library. Check out movie titles, visit the library, or call the reference desk of the Main Library at 973-694-4272 x5401 or the Preakness branch at 973-694-7110. Sign up for the monthly “Insights” Library e-newsletter to see all programming information at waynepubliclibrary.org.

Events For Special Needs Kids Are Planned

ainting, yoga, bowling and music are on the agenda in coming weeks at the Friendship Circle of Passaic County for children with special needs and their families. Programs are held at The Chabad Center of Passaic County, unless otherwise noted. Yoga with Shirley Veale takes place on Feb. 11, March 4 and April 8 from 11 a.m. to noon. The cost is $5 and participants should bring their own mat or towel.

at Preakness; and Thursday, March 8 at 7 p.m. at the Main Library. New Releases will be shown at the Preakness branch on Monday, Feb. 5 at 2 p.m. (subtitles will be used), Tuesday, Feb. 6 at 2 p.m. and Tuesday, Feb. 22 at 2 p.m. (subtitles will be used). New Releases will be shown at the Main branch on Thursday, Feb. 8 at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m., and on Thursday, Feb. 13 at 2 p.m.

The Bowling League with Pizza will be held Feb. 25, from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. at Garden Palace Lanes, Clifton. Music with Tony will be held March 11, from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. The cost is $5 per person. Register by calling 973-694-4970. The Friendship Circle of Passaic County offers other programs, such as weekly home visits, to children with special needs. To find out more about The Friendship Circle of Passaic County, or to get involved, visit: fcpassaiccounty.com.

Friendship Circle Of Passaic County Plans Programs

he Friendship Circle of Passaic County has planned some wonderful programs. These programs are meant for kids with special needs and their families. Programs are held at The Chabad Center of Passaic County, Wayne, unless otherwise noted. Yoga with Shirley Veale Please bring a mat or towel to class Feb. 11 and April 8, 11 a.m. to noon; $5 per person per class. Bowling League with Pizza

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