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First Reformed Church Of Pompton Plains Missions In Kentucky

By Steve Sears ave Sippel, director of Youth and Family Ministries for the First Reformed Church of Pompton Plains, has seen and experienced it: the loving and cooperative mission work of his teams. “Our church is committed to supporting mission organization in this area and around the world,” he said. “Grace Covenant Ministries is a mission of the Reformed Church in America, so there is a denominational connection also. We believe in their work and want to empower them in any way that we can.” From June 24- to June 30, Sippel was accompanied by seven participants to Grace Covenant Ministries in Annville, Ky. Organized by the Mission Team at First Reformed Church, who also provided scholarship support to lower the cost for the trip participants, the trip was open to anyone 11 years of age or older. If you're thinking of selling your home...

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The goal of the trip was to support the work of Grace Covenant Ministries, who take care of and support families and their children in Jackson County, Ky., by providing activities for local children and teenagers, and support impoverished families and the elderly. “It was our first trip,” said Sippel. “We hope to return with a bigger team next summer.” The planning, as well as the drive, were well mapped out, pun intended. “Participants only had to cover the cost of their transportation to Annville,” he said. “Most participants also decided to find some overnight lodging along the way. It was a 12.5-hour drive from Pompton Plains (to Kentucky). We stayed onsite in a guest house at Grace Covenant Ministries. Most of the planning was handled by Grace Covenant’s staff. They organized our lodging, meals, and work projects.” Sippel also gives a big thank you to Sue Leonard for her work in promoting and planning the trip. Per Sippel, there was a significant takeaway from the trip upon return: a true sense of accomplishment. “Our work will enable Grace Covenant to move back into a historic schoolhouse that they are restoring,” said Sippel. “We

also made significant improvements to a space that they rent out for wedding and parties. This will create a steady stream of rental income to support their programs. We also did some trim work and replaced a door on property.” For Sippel and the team, it was most about working together and serving the Lord. “We are a playful group that worked and laughed together,” he said. “It just felt good to serve as a team and see the fruits of our work. We also took 10 quilts from the Quilting for a Cause group here in Pequannock. They will be a blessing to new families and the elderly.” Sippel, who also recently had planned with five adults and 11 youngsters to travel to Belize and serve with Praying Pelican missions, says the Youth and Family Ministries for the First Reformed Church can always use help. “We do short and long-term trips throughout the year here in North Jersey and beyond,” he said. “We always need miscellaneous supplies and participants, too. Donations can be made to the Mission Team at our church.” First Reformed Church of Pompton Plains can be contacted at (973) 835-1144.

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Get Healthy With The Four Town Wellness Challenge

By Dawn M Chiossi dults ages 18 and older from the towns of Pequannock Township, Riverdale, Bloomingdale, and Kinnelon were invited to get healthy and celebrate the delights of summer with the first annual Four Town Wellness Challenge. Their kickoff event was held on Tuesday, June 26 at the Senior House in Pompton Plains with more than 90 people who showed up. The Four Town Wellness Challenge is endorsed by the Mayor’s Wellness Campaign. Summer is often considered a time of rejuvenation, when people want to feel lighter, throw off the heaviness of winter, and get out and enjoy. It is an ideal time to take their wellbeing in their own hands and get healthy. Now, the Four Town Wellness Challenge is a perfect way to do just that. Folks from all four towns can participate in local walks, exercise classes, nutrition education, and attend local farmer’s markets. In addition to healthy living, this great event offers the opportunity to earn points toward raffle prizes at their finale event that is similar to a tricky tray. It’s a fun, extra incentive that people will be sure to love. The way the Wellness Challenge works is that people participate in events all summer long and accumulate points. During the kickoff event, participants received a laminated card with a schedule of events.

The more points accumulated, the more points earned. Consequently, that means the more chances to earn prizes. Four points equals one raffle ticket. Participants received four points just for attending the kick off event. In addition, it was an ideal way to meet and greet the vendors, as well as receiving their event schedule. All events are free except for the items purchased at the farmer’s markets. According to Gail Gretzel, assistant health officer at the Pequannock Township Health Department, who is in charge of this event, the idea for the 4 Town Wellness Challenge was the idea of coworker, Gina MCConeghy, registered environmental health specialist and certified health education specialist. “It’s a team effort,” she explains. “It’s a great inclusive way for everyone, towns, organizations, and residents to get together while getting healthy at the same time.” Everyone from the health department worked enthusiastically and diligently to pull the whole program together. Describing how this is basically a free style, no-pressure, non-scheduled event, the only thing actually scheduled are the walks that take place in Pequannock and Kinnelon, Gretzel states that everyone is so excited for the 4 Town Wellness Challenge. “So many have jumped on board,” she enthuses. 100% Mailed, Bi-Weekly Newspaper 1 Old Wolfe Road Budd Lake, NJ 07828

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Even the vendors are elated to participate. Some of these include Spa 23 in Pompton Plains, Simply Be Yoga in Pompton Plains, Highland Yoga in Butler, New York Sports Club in Butler, PV Park in Pompton Plains, Advanced Fitness and Wellness in Riverdale, CKO Kickboxing in Bloomingdale, All Star Taekwondo and Fitness in Riverdale, Pequannock High School Track, and the Kinnelon High School Track. Even the Wayne YMCA is participating offering free classes! There’s so much to join in: yoga classes, choice of group fitness, swim, personal training, cardio strength class, kickboxing, taekwondo, and walking or running. There’s so much to choose from, people will love all the variety offered in their exercise routine, as well as earning points.

Participants can investigate healthy eating from Farmer’s Markets, such as Riverdale. Just bring in receipt as proof of purchase to receive points. Over at Shop Rite of Lincoln Park, there are a myriad of events to savor: There’s a health education series, Jersey Fresh Fridays—pick up a recipe at the store and show proof that you made it (with a picture). Also offered is a one on one store tour and a nutrition consult with a dietitian. Morris County residents are also eligible to take advantage of the consultation regarding case management and control of diabetes and pre diabetes from Zufall Health in Dover. With all there is, there’s something for everyone to enjoy! And Gretzel brings up a good point. “The Four Town continued on page 3

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Wellness Challenge is great for people of all activity levels, those who are already active, and those just starting out,” she asserts. “It’s also a great way for people to get to know each other. If people are new to the area, joining the Well-

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By Dawn M Chiossi n Saturday, June 30, the Lincoln Park American Legion Post 279 SAL (Sons of American Legion) hosted a combined barbecue fundraiser to aid local cancer victims. All proceeds raised ,which totaled $10K, went help pay expenses and medical bills for both 32 year Lincoln Park resident and retired Parsippany Po-

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oga, Trivia and health presentations are on the agenda at the Pequannock Library in coming weeks. Yoga will be held on Thursday, July 19 at 1 p.m. Kathleen Shannon from Ramapo College of New Jersey will show participants how to make the mind-body connections to drain away tension with simple breath work and stretching techniques. Participants should wear loose clothing and bring a towel or floor mat. Call 973835-7460 to reserve a seat at any of the programs. A healing crystals event will be held on Thursday, July 19 at 7 p.m. Leslie Sommers with Inner Calm Reiki will talk about how to care for crystals and their “purpose.” This program will include slides of her collec-

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egistration is now open for the Pequannock Recreational Soccer Program for boys and girls in kindergarten through ninth grades. Those who register after Aug. 10 will incur a $25 late fee and be put on a waiting list. All registrations will be processed through the town’s Community Pass system: Regi ster. co mmu n i typ ass. n et/ Pequannock. The fee is $100 for the first child and $90 for each addi-

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Local Female College Athletes Play Strong All Season

By Josh Lashley rden Kassaleh and Samantha Murphy, graduates of Pequannock High School and Jessica Collum, a graduate of Wayne Hills High School were all members of the Caldwell University (NJ) women’s lacrosse program this spring. Collum, a junior who plays attack, started in all 15 games as tallied 16 goals and 10 assists for Caldwell. Kassaleh, a sophomore midfielder, led the team with 64 goals and she also tallied

14 assists. Murphy, a freshman midfielder was second on the team in both goals (33) and assist (23). Kassaleh earned Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) Women’s Lacrosse All-Academic Team honors. She was also named to the Eastern College Athletic Conference Division II First Team All-Stars and CACC Second Team. Collum is listed as a biology major, Kassaleh is listed as a business management major

and Murphy is listed as an education major. The Cougars had an overall record of 6-9 and they were 4-4 at home. In the CACC they had a mark of 5-4. They advanced to the CACC Tournament where they hosted and defeated Wilmington University, 18-12, in the opening round. In the semifinals, they lost to Georgian Court University in a game held in Lakewood. Some other local student-athletes also competcont. on page 15

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Arden Kassaleh Conference, they posted a mark of 8-8. Raquel Cabrera (Passaic County Technical Institute) was on the roster as a freshman utility player for the Drew University, Madison, softball team this year. The Rangers had nine overall wins, with four occurring on their home field this spring. In the

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Pequannock’s Phalon Receives High Honor For Volunteerism

ose Phalon of Pequannock, who inspired her entire community to come together and make quilts for the needy, was the recipient of the 2018 Volunteer Leadership Jefferson Award Medallion, presented by the governor in Trenton on June 2. Each year the New Jersey State Governor’s Jefferson Awards highlight the spirit of

civic engagement among N.J’s 1.5 million volunteers and provide Jefferson Awards medals in 22 categories of volunteer service. The Jefferson Awards were established in 1972 as the official recognition program of the United States Senate. They are considered America’s highest honor for public service and volunteerism. Ordinary people

doing extraordinary things were recognized as honorees in two dozen categories of service at this event. In addition, the achievements of more than 5,000 N.J. Students in Action were highlighted and top schools were saluted. Phalon’s award category recognizes individuals who by their example and efforts inspire and recruit others to

become actively involved in volunteerism and community service. Phalon’s simple invitation to a few friends to gather and create quilts for the needy inspired her entire community to come together. Since 2017, they have created and donated more than 1,000 quilts. Rose’s “Quilting for a Cause- N.J.” has mobilized Boy and Girl Scouts, church-

es and local businesses. Quilts have gone to the homeless, veterans, shelters, young mothers and disaster efforts in Houston, Puerto Rico, Guatemala and the Dominican Republic. Phalon has also recently been recognized by the Russ Berrie Making a Difference Award, was Lakeland Hills YMCA’s Citizen of the Year for Pequannock and

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fundraiser, Moeller points to a particular moment, “One young man came to the check in table and said he’d like to purchase a ticket. When I went to put his wristband on, he said “Oh no. I can’t stay,” and left. These are moments that touch the heart.” Moeller goes on to say how impressed she was with the outpouring of love and compassion that

she had witnessed for Foesel and Gauwieler. “It was wonderful to see how many people attended and many that send in donations if they could

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trays, and 50/50’s for a chance to win great prizes such as gift cards. Participants enjoyed hamburgers, hot dogs, pulled pork, corn on the cob, salads, drinks, desserts. There was horseshoes, a dunk tank and two bands to get the party going! But the Lincoln Park American Legion barbecue was much more than having a great time on a summer day; folks never seemed to forget that this event was something special. Even organizations reached out to help to support Foesel and Gauweiler. George’s Diner in Lincoln Park donated six foot subs, and the Red Barn in Montville donated desserts, and several people donated homemade food. Many local businesses also

donated items for the tricky tray and made donations. Moeller says that the idea of having a combined fundraiser came from Lincoln Park American Legion Member, Harry Bartsch in response to the community who often inquired after Foesel and Gauweiler and wondered just how they could help them in their struggles to make their challenging road ahead just a little easier. Since Foesel and his family have been with the legion for years and Gauweiler’s father has been SAL (Sons of American Legion) member, the idea for a combined fundraiser was an easy one that everyone embraced. When asked what stands out in her mind the most about the barbecue

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