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ayne Township
and its 27 square
miles of rolling,
lake darted country was not
always known as Wayne. It
was not always part of Passaic
County. Long before the
coming of the White Man, it
was inhabited by quiet,
industrious Indians who
farmed the rich meadowlands
and hunted and fished in the
woods and streams. Their
legacy to us lies in the many
place names of Indian origin,
which have given their iden-
tity to our countryside.
In 1694, the English in
New York City sent a young
surveyor, miner and land
speculator named Arent Schuyler
on a secret mission to North Jersey
and beyond to check on a rumor
that the French were trying to
rouse the Indians to rebel
against the English.
Schuyler found the rumor
to be false, but discovered
a rich fertile valley where the
Indians grew a variety of
crops. Schuyler reported his
findings to the English in
New York City; then con-
vinced seven prominent men
to invest in the purchase of
the land he referred to as the
Pompton Valley. These men
were Major Anthony
Brockholst, Samuel Bayard,
Samuel Berry, Hendrick and
David Mandeville, George
Ryerson and John Mead. The
seven chose Schuyler to be nego-
tiator with the Indians for the
Indian Rights to the area. Samual
Bayard was chosen to deal with the
East Jersey Company who had the
land rights from the King of
England. Approximately 5,000
acres were purchased for 250
pounds and wampum (shells the
size and shape of a cigarette used
for barter).
The purchase of the land was
concluded on November 11,
1695. The area now known as
Wayne Township then became
part of New Barbadoes in Essex
County. In 1710, the same area
became part of Saddle River
Township in Bergen County.
Arent Schuyler moved to
Belleville, New Jersey, where his
servant brought him a bit of metal
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Performing Arts Association, presents
From Bach to Beatles at Indian Hills
High School, 97 Yawpo Ave., Oakland,
Friday May 30, 7pm. Admission is $5.00
and benefits the Indian Hills High School
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Rehearsals are Wednesday 8-10pm,
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school age & up. For further information,
email info@njcb.org or www.njcb.org.
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Sunday, June 1 from10am-4pm. Store
wide sale of: furniture, appliances, tools,
collectibles, toys, clothes, shoes and much
more! Come see what we have enjoy the
sales!!! GST Unlimited is located at 103
Arch St. Butler. Visit our website at
Gstunlimited@gmail.com or call 973-
850-6400 for more information.
JUNE 1
The Jewish Womens Circle of the
Chabad Center of Passaic County invites
all women and girls ages 9+ to an
evening of inspiration. This event will be
held Sunday, June 1, at 7:30pm at the
Center, 194 Ratzer Road, Wayne. Create
your own flower arrangements while
exploring the meaning of the giving of
the Torah and its daily role in our lives.
Receive delicious dairy recipes for
Shavuot! A spread of cakes, salads, and
tea will be served. $10 per person. For
more info or to rsvp, please contact Chani
at: 973-694-6274 or email:
chanig@optonline.net.
JUNE 7
Craft Fair and Massai Market on
Saturday, June 7, from 9 am-6pm at St.
Michaels Episcopal Church, 1219 Ratzer
Road, Wayne. The Fair will have many
handmade products from the Massai
Tribe, food, cultural displays, their crafts,
music and entertainment for children of
all ages. There is no fee for admission.
Proceeds benefit St. Michaels Our Kids in
Kenya orphanage which provides shel-
ter, clothing, food and education.
JUN 10
Wayne Health Department, in conjunc-
tion with Chilton Medical Center, will offer
an Osteoporosis Screening, on Tuesday,
June 10 from 9:30-11:30am in the
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im rushed home after
leaving the hospital where
his mother just endured a
non-emergency heart valve
replacement procedure, after
which, the surgeon placed
Martha in the hands of the
after surgery cardiac care
physicians. This team of doc-
tors did not want the new
valve to be over-stressed, so
they gave Martha medication
to slow-down her heart rate.
As it turned out, they slowed
it down so much and so fast
that Martha died and they
couldnt bring her back.
Martha was 77 years old.
Jim, the eldest brother of
4 children, was distraught to
say the least, turning next to
sorrow then to anger, Jim
called me from the funeral
home to tell me this story,
cursing and threatening to sue
the doctors for killing his
mother. I was Marthas and
her late husband Bobs finan-
cial advisor for over 20 years
and adored these wonderful
people and they felt the same
way about me. I was horrified
when Jim called me with the
devastating news that Martha,
my friend, would be my client
no more. What Jim said to me
next made an indelible
impression.
Early in my career, some
33 years ago, I instructed my
clients to list me in their little
black book, you know the one
I am talking about, their
address and phone book. I
told Martha to list me under
F for Financial and under
L for life insurance and
again under I for income.
Martha and Bob were loyal
and faithful clients who fol-
lowed my suggestions and rec-
ommendations to the letter.
Her calendar and appoint-
ment book had my name and
number in all of the places I
told her to place it, just in
case. Now Martha was gone
and the life insurance claim
forms needed to be completed
and filed. The lawyer wanted
to charge the family thousands
of dollars to probate the
estate. Stopping that, I told
Jim it would be my honor and
obligation to help him
through the process with no
cost whatsoever! And that is
exactly what we did.
Jim explained that his
mother had the ultimate trust
in me for she left multiple
notes to him so that it would
be impossible to overlook just
one. Martha left more than a
dozen Little Yellow Sticky
post-it notes anywhere Jim
would look in her house for
anything important. She
posted those Little Yellow
Stickys all over the house.
One on her night stand and
one more in the night stand
top drawer. There was a L.Y.S.
in the bathroom and another
on and in her strong box. One
more was found in the car
glove box too. There was a
Little Yellow Sticky on the
refrigerator and one more in
the basement by Bobs tools.
Jim told me that he found 13
Little Yellow Stickys in total.
I was warmed and
enthused that Martha listened
to me and performed to per-
fection. You see that each and
every L.Y.S. was really a
L.O.I., Letter of Instruction,
written to Jimmy, her eldest
and geographically closest son.
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D
uring the month of
April, the Wayne
Township Memorial
First Aid Squad responded to
397 emergency responses in
Wayne Township. The volun-
teer membership put in 980
hours on calls (equivalent to
41 days) and traveled 4,297
miles on calls. Among the
responses were 11 automobile
accidents, 3 fire calls, and 282
emergency transportations.
The total number of calls
for the year at the end of
April was 1,536.
During April, the Wayne
First Aid Squads ambulances,
ambulance bus, and personnel
responded to the So Big Day
Care Center in Pequannock
at the request of Morris
Countys Task Force. The bus
was available for triage and
possible transport of the 42
children and staff members
who were victims of the car-
bon monoxide situation.
Fortunately, none of the
patients inhaled serious
amounts of the deadly gas.
The ambulance bus is a
unique vehicle that can be
used to triage, treat, and trans-
port patients if needed. Since
its arrival in mid-2012, the bus
has responded to 32 incidents
including those in Hurricane
Sandy. The bus will be at the
First Aid Station on Wayne
Day, June 8th, at Wayne
Valley High School, and resi-
dents are invited to stop by
and take a tour of the bus.
Her L.Y.S.-L.O.I.s all deliv-
ered identically the same mes-
sage.
Jimmy if youre read-
ing this, I must be incapacitat-
ed or dead. Call Mark
Charnet for help and guidance
immediately, his number is:
973-831-4424.
And that is exactly what
Jim did. I was there to help
him when his head was filled
with emotion, sorrow and
remorse, confused further by
the funeral obligations. Jim
was in need of a financial
friend on retainer at no cost
for life, just like his mother
had, and I was there for her
and Bob and now Jim the son
and Jims children as well.
Let me pause to ask you a
few questions. Do you have a
financial friend on retainer at
no cost for life? Do you have a
name to put on your own
Little Yellow Sticky-Letter of
Instruction to be there to help
your spouse and or kids after
youre incapacitated or gone?
Do you have ample life insur-
ance as Martha did to pay all
of her taxes, obligations and
funeral related expenses and
more? Do your kids have a
relationship with your finan-
cial advisor or retirement and
estate planning specialist?
Dont you think its about
time that you answer all of
these questions, yes? Well, I
do and would like to be the
name on your L.Y.S-L.O.I. like
so many of your neighbors.
For 33 years, people have been
putting my name on their
L.Y.S.-L.O.I. after weve
developed a tremendous
financial advisor/client rela-
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attend our free Retirement,
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workshop program scheduled
for June in Pompton Plains.
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Mark E. Charnet is President
and Founder of American Pros-
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states. Mr. Charnet is a Certi-
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Wayne Township
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n a study that examined
the impact of sweet and
sour candy on teeth,
researchers tested four brands
of candy that are sweet and
sour: Jolly Rancher, Life
Savers, Mike and Ike, and
Twizzlers.
Upon examination with
microscopes, the researchers
noted that the teeth exposed
to the sour candies had signif-
icant softer enamel than the
teeth exposed to the sweet
ones. The largest erosion in
enamel was seen with the sour
Jolly Ranchers.
According to the
researchers, sour candies have
high levels of citric, fumaric
and malic acids. The first
comes from citrus fruits and
juices, and is common in a
number of real foods and
candy. Fumaric and malic
acids are a bit more hidden,
used not only to make candy
sour but also as additives in
processed foods.
The Minnesota Dental
Association launched a cam-
paign called The Power of
Sour on Your Teeth to
increase awareness of this new
and emerging concern.
Dr. Peter Brusco is a 1980
graduate of The University of
Pennsylvania and has been
practicing in Kinnelon since
1982. Dr. Bruscos practice is
located at 170 Kinnelon Road,
Suite 29A in Kinnelon. You
may reach him by calling 973-
838-5862 or visit him on the
web at www.drbrusco.com.
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Road. This quick and painless screening,
open to Wayne and Pompton Lakes resi-
dents, will assess the bone mineral densi-
ty of the heel. Educational counseling and
information will be provided. There is a
$10 fee per participant. Learn more
about your risk of developing
Osteoporosis by making an appointment
today. Space is limited and appointments
are required. Call the Wayne Health
Department, 973-694-1800 ext. 3242.
JUN 20
Wayne Elks proudly presents Vendor
Fair on Friday, June 20 from 7-10pm.
This event is in our main hall. Come in
and browse and shop, shop, shop.
Featuring many diversified vendors with
golden opportunities to sell unwanted
gold or silver for cash. If you are interest-
ed in participating as a vendor call Renee
at 862-684-3533.
JUN 21
Wayne Elks Auxiliary presents Step
Back to the Fifties on Saturday, June 21
from 7:30-11:30pm. Menu by Chef Bob
Fisher. Music by Joe Mongiardo.
Donation: $30.00. Casual attire; 50s
dress optional. For reservations call
Joyce Di Brigida at 973-956-8956.
Around the
Community ...
Calvary Gospel Church, 1559 Hamburg
Tpk, Wayne announces our 2014 VBS. It
will be held July 14-18 from 9am-12pm.
This is a free activity for children grades
pre K-5. The theme will be Gods Love
from the program (Son Treasure
Island.) Please call the church at 973-
694-5385 to reserve your spot now!
The UONJ is an area-wide support group
for ostomates, individuals with potential,
new, existing or reversed ostomies. We
provide direct aid and mutual support for
this group of individuals. Meetings are
held the second Monday of each month,
at Chilton Medical Center, located at
97 West Parkway in Pompton
Plains. Meetings start at 7pm. Any ques-
tions, please feel free to reach out to Jo
Ann Valent CWOCN (Co-president) at
JoAnnValent@atlantichealth.org or 973-
831-5168.
Holy Spirit School Carnival, 330 Newark
Pompton Turnpike in Pequannock, starts
Tuesday, June 3 through Saturday, June 7
at 6pm every night. Come and enjoy
food, games, music, and rides with fami-
ly and friends. $30 wristbands every
night for unlimited rides or purchase $20
wristbands (on-line only) at
www.campys.com by June 3 at 2pm (no
refunds).Pre-sale wristbands are valid for
use on any one day of the event. Please
call 973-835-5680 for more information.
St. Andrew Greek Orthodox Church,
1447 Sussex Turnpike in Randolph, will
have their 44th Annual Big Greek Festival
kicking off this year on Friday, May 30,
with a takeout menu. Evening festivities
from 5-11:30pm; Saturday, May 31 from
12pm-11:30pm; Sunday, June 1 from
12pm-8pm. A downloadable coupon for
free admission is available at
www.BigGreekFestival.com, as well as a
menu, directions and more.
Visa/Mastercard accepted, and ATM
available. Big Greek Festival is available
via Facebook at www.facebook.com/ big-
greekfestival.
Preakness Bible Church, 1108
Preakness Avenue in Wayne welcomes
boys and girls of Wayne to their VBS July
21st-25th from 9:30am-12pm. This
years theme is Weird Animals, to help
kids discover what one-of-a-kind love
means in their lives. This free camp for K-
7th graders will include games, crafts,
snacks, story time, songs, and skits.
Register at www.preaknessbible
church.org.
Family Promise of Passaic County is
hosting an online fundraiser with
Tastefully Simple. The Party will run
through May 31. To place an order go to,
www.tastefullysimple.com/web/gigler,
select Family Promise, and place your
order. For questions please feel free to
contact Geri Igler at geriigler@aol.com or
call 862-371-0205, or Susan Carroll
kcsrosie@gmail.com or 973-633-1128.
For more information about the work of
Family Promise of Passaic County, go to
www.fppassaiccounty.org or visit us on
Facebook.
Professional musicians and vocalists of
the Wayne Seniors Swing Band will per-
form for your dancing and listening pleas-
ure on the third Tuesday of each month.
Performances will take place from 12:30-
2:30 p.m. at the Wayne Elks Lodge, 50
Hinchman Avenue in Wayne. Requested
donation is $2 from members of the
Wayne Elks Lodge and members of the
Wayne Adult Community Center. For all
others, requested donation is $3. Light
refreshments will be served. For more
information, call 973-633-0734.
The Riverview Garden Club, based in
Wayne encourages local area residents
who are interested in gardening and in
expanding their botanical knowledge to
become club members. Novice as well as
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Sports/Organized Games Arts & Crafts
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experienced gardeners welcome. For
details about joining our club, please cal-
lour membership chairperson Linda
Wescott 973-694-1098 or send an email
to: riverviewgc13@yahoo.com. You can
also visit our web site at www.riverview-
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2-4pm every third Wednesday of each
month except for November. Call for your
appointment 973-839-3761. All screen-
ings are held at the Visiting Angels office at
2190 Hamburg Turnpike, Wayne.
The Golden Age Circle of Wayne, Inc.
(GACW) is an active non-profit senior
group sponsored by the Wayne
Department of Parks and Recreation that
meets every Thursday at 1pm in the PAL
Building, 1 PAL Drive in Wayne. Day trips
and overnight trips are scheduled
throughout the year, certain meetings
host special speakers, and bingo is played
for only GACW members one Thursday
during each month. To qualify as a mem-
ber, you must be a Wayne resident of at
least 50 years of age. Yearly dues are $7.
For more information, call Val Turner,
assistant recording secretary, at 973-694-
5094. Or, come visit us!
Jewish Family Service of North Jersey, a
recipient of financial assistance from UJA
Federation of North Jersey, is expanding
its Kosher Meals on Wheels program in
Wayne. The Meals on Wheels Program
provides hot, nutritious kosher meals to
people age 60 and over, or those younger
who have a disability and who are unable
to cook or shop. Drivers needed to deliv-
er meals two times a month. We are
accepting referrals for people who would
like to receive meals. To volunteer, to
request Kosher Meals on Wheels, or for
additional information, call Paul Klein at
973-595-0111.
Spa 23 Health & Racquet Club in Wayne
offers birthday parties and special events
for all ages. Kids will have the time of
H
aier is the worlds lead-
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provider, with a mis-
sion to create innovative home
appliances that anticipate the
fast-changing needs of con-
sumers around the globe. Haier
has announced the expansion
of its operations in the
Americas with the planned
opening of a new headquarters
in Wayne, New Jersey in
August.
As Haier continues to
develop our footprint across the
Americas, we believe it is
important to establish a facility
that is ready for the expansion,
said Adrian Micu, president
and CEO, Haier America. We
are building an organization
better suited to support our cus-
tomers and consumers through
a more holistic consumer-cen-
tric approach and the new
facility will foster this collabo-
ration.
Haier America is a wholly
owned subsidiary of the multi-
national Haier Group, a global
leader in home appliances and
consumer electronics. Haier
employs more than 70,000 peo-
ple around the world and dis-
tributes products in more than
100 countries and regions with
global revenues reaching $29.5
billion in 2013. Haier is a proud
supporter of the National Parks
Conservation Association. For
more information, please
visit www.haier.com. You can
also become a Fan of Haier
America on www.facebook.
com/Haieramericaor follow
Haier America via Twitter
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D
o you plan on mixing
pleasure with business
on a trip this summer?
Theres no problem from a tax
perspective as long as you fol-
low a basic precept: The pri-
mary purpose of the travel
must be business-related.
Otherwise, youll forfeit valu-
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On the other hand, if you
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youre spending part of the
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key is to record significantly
more business days than
personal days on the trip.
Example: John Green, a
self-employed individual, flies
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make a presentation to a
client. He is in business meet-
ings Tuesday through
Thursday. On Friday, the
client inks the deal. John
decides to spend the weekend
playing golf and lounging by
the pool. He flies home the
following Monday.
The round-trip airfare
costs John $1,500. He also
incurs $1,400 in lodging
($200 a day) and $800 in
meals ($100 a day) during his
eight-day trip.
On these facts, John
spends six days on business
the two days traveling count
as business days and only
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trip qualifies as business-relat-
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days lodging and 50% of the
meals attributable to his busi-
ness stay. Result: John deducts
a total of $2,800 ($1,500 air-
fare, $1,000 lodging and $300
meals).
Note that any personal
expenses, such as green fees at
the golf course, are nonde-
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you cant deduct their expens-
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qualify as business-related.
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B
eing a responsible pet
owner requires a sub-
stantial commitment.
For dog owners, ensuring a
dog is well fed and exercised,
and receives routine medical
care are essential elements of
responsible pet ownership.
People new to dog ownership
may not realize the impor-
tance of early socialization
and training of their new pet.
The American Veteri-
nary Society of Animal
Behavior has outlined the
importance of early puppy
socialization, preferably before
a puppy reaches 12 to 16
weeks of age. This is a period
of important critical develop-
ment, which can help the ani-
mal grow into a well-adjusted
pet.
New pet parents are
encouraged to enroll in a
training class for their puppies
or, at the very least, to expose
their puppies to other animals
and people at an early age.
The experience not only helps
owners develop a strong bond
with their pets but also
enforces positive behavior in a
fun atmosphere. If not social-
ized, dogs may become aggres-
sive or extremely off-put by
other animals and people.
Such dogs run a greater risk of
being surrendered to a shelter.
Although puppies may
not have completed their
entire run of immunizations at
an early age, many vets agree
that early socialization with
other animals outweighs the
risk of contracting an illness.
The benefits of this socializa-
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play to learn boundaries and
bite inhibition with other
puppies.
Young pups are eager
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ment and families. Early stim-
ulation in a fun and support-
ive manner will help prevent
some potential behavioral
problems that can become
more difficult to correct as a
puppy grows into adulthood.
Although it is possible to
teach an old dog new tricks its
much easier to teach dogs
when they are still eager pup-
pies willing to learn.
Barking, biting, digging
and jumping are all behaviors
puppies are likely to engage
in. It is key for pet owners to
discourage these behaviors as
early as possible because it can
lead to a strained relationship
between pet parent and ani-
mal if the dog continues to
engage in these acts into ado-
lescence. Very often dogs are
chastised or surrendered sim-
ply because they were never
taught the proper way to
behave.
It is not necessary to
enroll in a puppy training
class if owners feel confident
in their abilities to train the
dog on their own. Working
with the pet each and every
day for a small amount of time
will gradually drive home the
necessary lessons. Heaping a
large amount of praise on a job
well done will positively rein-
force desired actions. If a
puppy training class is not part
of a dogs upbringing, at-home
training and visits to a dog
park or puppy daycare can
provide the socialization the
dog needs.
Puppies are willing and
able to learn a great deal of
behaviors at an early age.
Responsible pet owners must
set the course for discipline,
socialization and training that
can foster a long and healthy
relationship.
Dr. Matthew Krupnick 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 Hos-
pital is located at 591 Newark
Pompton Turnpike in Pompton
Plains. You can reach them at
973-616-0400.
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Wayne Day, the Townships Annual Celebration,
is being held on Sunday June 8, 2014 from 11:00am 5:00pm rain or shine
T
he Wayne Day Committee Members have been very pleased
and proud to bring this event to the Township of Wayne for
the past 23 years, which wouldnt be possible without the sig-
nificant support of our Mayor Chris Vergano, the Township Council,
the Wayne Board of Education, the Township Recreation
Department, and the Wayne Police Department.
Wayne Day is a day of fun and entertainment, created for the
purpose of bringing the Township residents together to learn more
about our community and the many things that our Township has to
offer.
At Wayne Day, all prices are as low as possible! This is the day
to come out with your entire family and enjoy yourselves...rides are
very inexpensive, food prices are as low as possible and the rest of
the attractions are all FREE!!!
The food booth will have delicious food from: Gencarellis,
Jersey Johnnys Grill, Monzo Family Kona Ice, Pequannock Unico,
Hog Wild BBQ Company, Jimmy Crack Corn Kettlekorn and
Lemonade, Subway, R& H Shish-kabobs and Gyros, JRs Catering,
and Stars and King Softee Ice Cream.
Visit with many of the townships local businesses, houses of
worship, fraternal organizations, and civic clubs as well as St
Josephs Healthcare Centers and Chilton Hospital booths. There will
be over one hundred booths to stroll by and enjoy, each with a fun
activity for you!
THERE WILL BE CHILDRENS CARNIVAL RIDES AT
LOW TICKET PRICES HAVE FUN ALL DAY
G Free pony rides and a petting zoo
G The Lizard Guys with demonstrations of various reptiles
(snakes, lizards, turtles, etc.)
G Great Scott the Magician and much more
G Musical entertainment will be scheduled from 11am-5:30pm
G There will be local Automobile dealers featuring their new cars all day
G The Wayne Fire Department will be exhibiting many
of their fire trucks and equipment
G The Wayne First Aid Squad will be doing extrication demonstrations
THE WAYNE DAY COMMITTEE
President: Joe Balzarotti
Secretary/Treasurer: Joe Graziano
Director/Trustee - Russ Schubert
Director/Trustee - Joe Klunk
John Maso Committee Member
Luigi Tulipani Committee Member
John Crowell Committee Member
James Romer Committee Member
Carol Federici Committee Member
Our major Sponsors who help make this day full of fun
and mostly FREE attractions are the TD Bank, Wayne
Township, Wayne Board of Education, St. Josephs
Healthcare Systems, Columbia Bank, The School of Rock,
GAF, Haier Corp and the Wayne Lions Club.
American Woodcarving
ADT
Belgrad/Farmers Ins
Beth Israel
BHG Realty
Boys Girls Club Wayne
Brainstorm Tutoring
Bread of Life
Bricks $ Kids
Calvary Gospel Church
Calvary Temple of Wayne
CASA of Passaic County
Century 21
Chilton Medical Ctr
CIEE
Club Barks
Coldwell
Columbia Bank
Constructive Building
Dey Mansion
Education First
ENT and Allergy
Eye Level Learning
Family Promise
Foundation for Handicapped
Freeholder John Bartlett
Friends of Laurelwood
GAF
Girl Scouts Troop 70281
Hand & Stone
Haier America
Hog Wild
Home Depot
JEI Wayne Learning Center
John Birch
Kessler Rehab
Kiddie Academy of Totowa
Krank Systems
LA Fitness
Lenvan Builders
Liberty Mutual
Madalian Chiropratic
Master Chois Summit Master
Mayer/Berkshire
Metro YMCAS of Oranges
Monello
Mosquito Squad
NJ Heards Bridge
Oakland Smile Station
Oakland Spine
Oriental Trading
Passaic County Community College
Passaic County Sheriff
Pequannock Reformed Church
Pines Lake Womans Club
Pioneer Academy
Poison Ivy Gone
Preakness Bible Church
Preakness Healthcare
Professional Physical Therapy
Remax
Retro Fitness
Rubys Travel
School of Rock
Sears Home Services
Shamrock School of Music
Shomrei Torah
State Farm Insurance
State Farm Insurance
St Joes
Temple Beth Tikvah
Tiger Schulmanns Karate
TITLE Boxing Club
Tri County Animal
United Methodist
ur Collegesearch
Wayne Board of Ed
Wayne Democratic Club
Wayne First Aid Squad
Wayne Lions
Wayne Town Environmental
Wayne Police Alliance
Wayne Police Dept
Wayne Presbyterian Church
Wayne Public Library
Wayne Republican Club
Wayne Rotary PM
Wayne YMCA
Weichert
William Paterson University
Your Family Pet Sitters
UPS Store
WAYNE DAY 2014
PARTICIPANTS
MUSIC FOR WAYNE DAY
(Schedule will be in the handout at the event)
Delightful music from Blue Valley www.bluevalleymusic.com
Great Jazz with Grover Kemble www.groverkemble.com
Buddy Holly and Roy Orbison music from Rave On
www.raveonband.com
The Blues! with Red, White & Blues! www.redwhiteandblues-nj.com
Closing with incredible Rock covers from 3D Rock Band
www.facebook.com/3DROCKBAND
Special thanks to 3D Rock Band for providing professional sound
equipment and engineering so Wayne Day music sounds so great!
Special thanks to The School of Rock in Wayne for providing a
second music stage, tent and sound equipment! They will also be show-
casing some of their best students/instructors on the stage a real treat.
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May 28, 2014 Zone 1, Page 15
T
he Wayne Lions Club has
been a major supporter of
the Wayne Day Festivities
and we are pleased to do so again
this year.
The Lions have been an
active and important part of the
development of Wayne Day. It was
more than 23 years ago that the
Wayne Lions spearheaded by our
deceased Lion member Harry
Sylvester actively pursued the con-
cept of Wayne Day with the then
Mayor & Town Council.
During these past 23 years
Lion member, Joe Balzarotti, a
charter member of Wayne Day has
held key positions on the board of
directors and has been actively
involved with the ongoing devel-
opment of Wayne Day.
The purpose of Wayne day
was for a day of celebration at
which the townships many service
organizations, religious groups,
municipal services and local mer-
chants could meet to have a day of
enjoyment, make new and become
re-acquainted with friends, as well
as to learn more about the diversi-
ty of the Township of Wayne.
The Wayne Lions are a group
of dedicated volunteers whose pri-
mary purpose is to help those
afflicted with the loss of sight by
providing eyeglasses and medical
assistance World Wide. We are
actively involved locally in volun-
teering our time and donating
money towards the support of
many local causes such as the
Wayne Foundation for the
Handicapped, the First Aid Squad,
the Volunteer Fire Departments,
the Wayne Library, and many local
high school scholarships. Most
recently we have implemented our
early eye sight intervention pro-
gram in most of the preschool pro-
grams in the township of Wayne.
The Lions raise their funds
through their annual Golf Outing,
Super Bowl Raffle, Beefsteak
Dinner Dance as well as our many
other charitable fund raising
efforts.
We welcome new members,
for information regarding the
Wayne Lions please contact, Lion
Joe Hallock at 973-692-0001. G
Wayne Lions Club
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their lives at Spa 23 parties! In addition to
our pool parties, choose from any of our
themed parties, or add a theme to your
pool party. Theme parties are available
seven days a week. Pool parties are avail-
able Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.
You can also book the entire club for your
own private event! The spa is located at
381 Route 23 in Pompton Plains. Contact
Spa 23s program director, Laura
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information online at www.spa23.com.
An open invitation is extended to all sen-
iors in the area to join the Golden Key of
Wayne. Dont get housebound come
play bingo, dominoes, and card games
with some friendly seniors. Enjoy fellow-
ship, fun, holiday parties, and trips. The
Golden Key Club meets every Friday
afternoon from 1-3pm at the Post 174
American Legion building, 55 Mountain
View Blvd., Wayne. For more information,
please call Annette Ford at 973-628-
0492.
The MOMS Club of Wayne is looking for
members. It is part of an international
non-profit support group for mothers who
stay home with their children; including
those who have home-based businesses
or work part-time but are home with their
children during the day. The group offers
a wide range of activities including:
monthly socials, group activities/outings,
play group opportunities and moms night
out for the moms only along with commu-
nity service projects. All activities and
service projects are voluntary. If you live
in Wayne and are interested in joining
please e-mail momsofwayne@
yahoo.com or go to www.meetup.com/
moms-club-of-wayne.
The Morning Minyan, a group of caring
people dedicated to observing the tradi-
tion of daily prayer, meets at 7:30am in
the sanctuary of Temple Beth Tikvah, 950
Preakness Avenue in Wayne. A light
breakfast follows the 15-20 minute
prayer service. All welcome.
The Pines Lake Womans Club is an
active club opened to all women from the
Wayne area that are at least 18 years old
meet monthly on the second Wednesday
of the month at the Pines Lake
Elementary School cafeteria at 7:30pm.
Visitors are welcome. The club offers fun,
friendship, and service. For more infor-
mation call 973-835-3272 or e-mail
pineslakewomansclub@yahoo.com.
Wayne Toastmasters is a non-profit edu-
cational organization dedicated to helping
people overcome apprehensions about
speaking in public, while improving com-
munication and leadership skills. Guests
are welcomed there is no charge to visit
and no obligation to speak or to join.
Meetings held every second and fourth
Tuesday of the month from 7-9pm.
Please arrive 15 minutes early. For more
information, call 973-633-9155 or visit
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In 1837, the residents of
Wayne found themselves in
Manchester Township in the
newly named Passaic County.
Finally, on April 12, 1847
the first Wayne Township
organization meeting was held
at the Henry Casey House on
the Paterson Hamburg
Turnpike. The first mayor,
called the Chairman of the
Township Committee until
1962, was William S.
Hogencamp. The Citizens
voted to name the town for the
dashing hero of the revolution,
General Anthony Wayne.
Throughout the 18th and
19th Centuries, Wayne
Township was a peaceful farm-
ing community. It had its share
of grist, saw and cider mills, as
well as blacksmith shops.
Family wills and documents
show evidence of local slavery
on the farmsteads. Gradual
abolition of slavery in New
Jersey began in 1804, but the
practice continued under the
name of apprenticeship until
the federal government abol-
ished it in 1865 by the
Thirteenth Amendment to the
United States Consti-tution.
There were few local indus-
tries. Some iron was mined,
and brick yards made use of
rich deposits of clay.
Gunpowder was made by the
firm of Laflin and Rand on
Ryerson Avenue.
The Morris Canal ran
through the southwestern part
of Wayne carrying produce to
market and coal from
Pennsylvania. The canal was
replaced by the railroad at the
end of the 19th Century. One
railroad car could carry more
than a canal boat and be used
the year round. Season freez-
ing of the canal limited its
use. The railroad brought
vacationers, as well as produce,
in the early 20th century. In
the summer hordes of people
from Manhattan and Brooklyn
came to live in the summer
bungalows and enjoy the beau-
tiful rivers.
World War II made
tremendous change to
Wayne. Summer bungalows
were converted to year round
living residences to accommo-
date the people moving here to
work in war related indus-
tries. Following the war, farm-
land was converted to residen-
tial living. The growth of
Wayne resulted in a new form
of government in the
1960s. A mayor, council, busi-
ness administrator type of gov-
ernment was instituted in
1962. An antiquated postal
system was modernized by an
energetic leadership of the
local Chamber of Commerce.
Modern highways have
made Wayne Township a virtu-
al crossroad in North
Jersey. Routes 23, 46 and 80
and the Paterson Hamburg
Turnpike have made Wayne
easily accessed for business and
homes. Several national firms
have located here.
Education instruction
began in Wayne in a dugout
school near Brandon Avenue.
Legend says Anthony Wayne
sheltered his horse here during
the Revolution. Today
Waynes excellent schools
number nine elementary, three
middle and two senior high
schools in addition to several
private schools for all ages.
The first religious house
of worship was the Preakness
Reformed Church, although
now there are many in number
and denomination.
Wayne has six historic
houses that are on the State
and National Registers:
Schuyler-Colfax House, Dey
Mansion, Van Riper-Hopper
House, Mead-Van Duyne
House, Van Saun House and
Ryerson House. In addition,
there are twenty historically
significant sites.
Over the years Wayne has
had nationally known individ-
uals as residents: namely Albert
Payson Terhune, the famous
writer of collie dog books;
Cecil DeMille, the movie
mogul; and LeGrand Parish,
the inventor of the
Westinghouse air brake, a cou-
pling device, and fire brick
boxes.
Another national celebri-
ty was the Preakness horse.
Purchased in 1868 by Milton
Holbrook Sandford, owner of
the Preakness Stables at the
corner of Valley Road and
Preakness Avenue, for
$4,000. On his maiden start,
Preakness was entered into the
Dinner Plate Stakes at the
new Pimlico race Track in
Maryland. Preakness won the
first race on October 25th,
1870. In 1873 the Maryland
Jockey Club started a new rac-
ing classic for three year olds
and named it The Preakness
in honor of the first horse to
win a race at Pimlico.
Today Wayne offers many
things for people of all ages;
nursery schools, excellent ele-
mentary and secondary
schools, churches for all faiths,
an excellent modern library,
convenient shopping centers,
swimming pools, lakes and
organized recreation for all to
provide quality living for
todays citizens.
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Crown molding, French
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around porches and at-
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Wayne - Winter is over,
Price to sell. If you are
looking for a large home
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full baths this is the one.
Other use could be M/D
or small business. Large
updated Kitchen, level
yard, large deck. Newer
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top appliances. All hard-
wood floors upstairs.
New furnace. M/D or
small office. A must see!
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H
al Maxwell, president
of Coldwell Banker
Residential Broker-
age in New Jersey and
Rockland County, NY, is
pleased to announce that
Wayne resident Cesar Cuevas
is now affiliated with the
Coldwell Banker Residential
Brokerage office in Wayne. As
a sales associate, Cuevas will
provide residential real estate
services in Wayne as well as
the surrounding communities
of Passaic and Bergen coun-
ties.
Cuevas has chosen a
career in real estate after
extensive experience in
Information Technology. He
is bilingual, fluent in both
English and Spanish.
Cesars technical and
interpersonal skills in his pre-
vious career, as well as his
extensive knowledge of the
local community, will make
him a valuable asset to his cus-
tomers and clients, said Patti
Tahan, branch vice president
of the Coldwell Banker
Residential Brokerage office
in Wayne. We greatly wel-
come Cesar and look forward
to helping him grow his busi-
ness.
As a member of the
Wayne community, Cuevas
has been involved in numer-
ous organizations including
Wayne PAL, Wayne Soccer
Club, Wayne Boys and Girls
Club, Sportsfriends SC, Pines
Lake Elementary School and
William Paterson University.
For more information about
buying or selling a home, con-
tact Cesar Cuevas at 973-694-
8000, ext. 318 or directly on his
mobile phone at 973-769-0604.
The office is located at 1410
Valley Road. Listings can be
viewed online at
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KINNELON $569,900
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KIN5796
KINNELON $649,000
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cup extra-virgin olive oil
cup red wine vinegar
2 garlic cloves, minced
36 large shrimp, peeled and
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12 6-inch wooden skewers
For the tomato sauce:
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tomatoes
1 small sweet onion, minced
1 garlic clove, minced
teaspoon sea salt
teaspoon freshly ground black
pepper
1 tablespoon honey, preferably
sourwood honey
cup fresh basil leaves, cut into
thin strips (chiffonade is the for-
mal name for this cut), plus
more for garnish
Sea salt
Freshly ground black pepper
1. To marinate the shrimp,
combine the olive oil, red
wine vinegar and garlic in a
large bowl. Stir to combine.
Add the shrimp and allow to
sit, covered, for 1 hour. Stir
occasionally.
2. Prepare a medium fire in a
charcoal or gas grill. Soak the
skewers in water for at least 30
minutes to prevent them from
burning.
3. To make the tomato sauce,
bring a medium pot of water
to a boil. Place one or two
tomatoes at a time into the
boiling water. Watch them
and, as you see the skin split,
remove with a slotted spoon
and place in a bowl of cool
water. At this point, it will be
very easy to slip off the skins.
4. Cut the peeled tomatoes
into a small dice. Put the cut
tomatoes into a large bowl.
Add the onion, garlic, salt,
pepper, and honey. Stir gently
to combine.
5. Skewer the shrimp, 3 per
skewer. Grill the skewered
shrimp for 1 to 2 minutes on
each side, until they are pink.
Sprinkle lightly with sea salt
and a couple grinds of fresh
pepper.
6. Just before serving, add the
basil leaves to the tomato
sauce. Taste and add more salt
if necessary.
7. Ladle the tomato sauce
onto a serving platter and
arrange the skewers on top of
the sauce. Garnish with more
basil leaves and enjoy!
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WE BUY CARS !
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WE PAY FOR
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973-220-0202
0090 BOATS
Marque Boat,late 80s
18, Bow Rider Plea-
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needs work. FREE!
Call 973-519-5888
ask for Holly
HELP WANTED
0280 - 0329
0285 HELP WANT-
ED CHILD CARE
St. Michaels, Wayne
seeks responsible per
son w/ childcare Cert.
to provide childcare,
ages birth to 3 years.
Sun.9:30AM-12:30PM
plus social events.
Start immediately.Call
Fr.Keith A.Gentry,T-F
at 973-694-1026 or fx
resume 973-872-4757
0288 HELP WANT-
ED CARPENTER
Foreman/Carpenter
Needed.Looking for
self-starter to work w/
a basement finishing
contractor (but not limited
to). Have your own tools,
clean driving record.
Please call Tom
201-321-4459 for info.
0440 MUSIC &
RELATED
St.Michaels, Wayne
has opening for P/T
Sound Engineer/Drum
mer/combined posi-
tion req. Commitment
to Sun. morning wor-
ship (3.5 hrs) Weds.
eve rehearsal(1.5 hrs)
and special events
that req sound equip.
to be moved. Exper.
required. Sound sys-
tems need tweaking,
Call Fr. Keith A.
Gentry. Tues.- Fri. at
973-694-1026 or fax
resume 973-872-4757
Immediately available.
SERVICES
0610 - 0959
0655 SERVICES
CARPET
G&S Carpet
Cleaning
& Floor Service
Residential
& Commercial
973-839-6436
0685 SERVICES
CLEANING
Mariyas Cleaning
Service
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0686 CLEANOUT
SERVICE
All appliances,
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Things your
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862-200-1283
0725 SERVICES
DRIVEWAYS
0730 SERVICES
ELECTRICAL
0774 SERVICES
HANDYMAN
0785 SER. HOME
IMPROVEMENT
0860 SERVICES
PLUMBING
0931 SER.-
TV/AUDIO
INSTALLED
The TV Guy
If you need your TV,
Home Theater, Audio/
Stereo Equipment in-
stalled or connected.
Big or Small...We do
it All. Call Mike
973-495-3775
SERVICE DIRECTORY & CLASSIFIEDS
Vinyl Siding
Replacement Windows
Residential Roofing
35+ Years Experience
ROSS
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Driveways & Parking Lots
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Paving Sealing Curbs
Retaining Walls Pavers
Drains
Patches
Excavation
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Fully Insured
References available
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