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Vol. 5 No. 5 www.mypaperonline.com May 21, 2013
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T
he 5th grade Junior Troop #162 girls who attend
Bragg School in Chester just completed their
Bronze Award This is the highest award a JuniorGirl Scout can achieve. They identified a need at the
Chester Library for a space for kids who are in the in-
between ages of 3-5th grades. The library has a "Teen
Room" and a childrens room, but no area designated for
this age group. They re-decorated an area within the chil-
drens room and named it " Cool Kidz Reading Lounge" -
a name in which most of the 5th grade voted on. Troop 162
created a piece of artwork for this new space and the
library funded the purchase of the new chairs, carpet, and
ottomans. The girls used their girl scout cookie sales prof-
it to help fund the project as well.
The Chester Area Pool Committee and Chester
Borough council representatives are pleased to
announce the Pool Grand Opening weekend on
Saturday, May 25th Memorial Day, May 27th, from 10
a.m. to 8 p.m. The pool will remain open on weekends only
KIDZ Make a Difference
Alexandra Amoresano, Samantha Cox, Shana Ling, Megan Lomelo, Izzy Tarran, Rachel Riordan.
Summer Fun Begins At Chester Area Pooluntil June 27th and will then open seven days a week until
Labor Day.
Chester Area Pool is a state-of-the-art facility located on
4.7 acres and is adjacent to the Black River Middle School,
on North Road. There is ample parking, and areas for sun-bathing, relaxing in the shade and recreational activities.
The complex currently consists of a 60 x 150 heated main
pool, (handicapped accessible), a 76 x 52 shallow interac-
tive pool, a filtered infant pool with a nearby play structure,
waterslide, and concession. Bathrooms, showers, and
changing facilities are also available. Members are encour-
aged to take part in various pool activities, including social
events, swim team and swim lesson programs.
This year we are happy to announce more exciting
changes to the pool. Currently the volleyball court will get
a new facelift with 50 tons of authentic beach sand, and a
new state of the art finger scanning program is in place forcontinued on page 2
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easy access into the pool. Bathroom floors
are resurfaced and everything will be in
place just in time for Summer.
Dont forget to invite your friends with
only $4.00 admission for guests after
5:00PM. We are also happy to announce
that Bella Pizza-Gourmet Deli will once
again be the Concessionaire this Summer
season.
Summer is right around the corner so if
you havent registered dont delay.
Memberships are limited and are on a first
come first serve basis.
Mark your calendar for the Kick off to
Summer Bash Festivities at the official
grand opening of Summer on June 29rd
from 1:00 PM 4:00 PM where you will
enjoy a delicious BBQ by Bella Pizza-Gourmet Deli & live entertainment provid-
ed by the Kootz Band. For questions or
comments you can visit our website at
www.chesterborough.org or to register go
to: https://register.communitypass.net/
chester
Do you have questions about your
Medicare options? Help could be a
phone call away. Local Counsellors
Certified In The State Insurance Assistance
Program (Ship) Are Available.For Washington Township residents call:
973-784-4900 Ext. 208 and someone from
the *Skylands Volunteer Resource Center
will assist you in making an appointment at
a local site in most cases in Washington
Township.
*Skylands Volunteer Resource Center is
the New Jersey State Health Insurance
Assistance Program (SHIP) Local Office in
Morris County
If you are a Medicare beneficiary and
resident of Morris County with questions
about Medicare, call the SHIP office at
Skylands Volunteer Resource Center for
free, objective and confidential services.
SHIP (State Health Insurance Assistance
Program of Morris County) is a state-wide
program, administered by the New JerseyDepartment of Health and Senior Services,
Division of Senior Affairs, with major fund-
ing from the U.S. Department of Health and
Human Services Centers for Medicare and
Medicaid Services. Skylands Volunteer
Resource Center is the sponsoring organiza-
tion for the program in Morris County.
Morris County
Skylands RSVP Volunteer Resource Center
NORWESCAP, Inc.
53 Stickle Avenue, Suite 2
Rockaway, NJ 07866
973-784-4900 Ext. 208 or SHIP Ext. 350
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Attention Medicare Beneficiaries
The flagpole on the front lawn of the
Morris County Courthouse on
Washington Street in Morristown
will be painted this weekend and will need
approximately two weeks to cure. As a
result, Morris County officials want thepublic to know that flags will not be flying
from the flagpole during that time.
In the interim, however, an American
flag will be placed outside of the front
entrance to the courthouse during regular
business hours.
Flags will again be flown as soon as theflagpole is able to accept them.
Courthouse Flagpole BeingRefurbished
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N
ine members of the Long Valley
Woman's Club attended the Spring
Luncheon and Achievement Day of
the NJ State Federation of Women's Clubs,
Highland District, held at Zeris Restaurant
in Mountain Lakes on Wednesday, April
10th.
The club was awarded certificates for
"Best All Around Work" in the following
categories:
Women's History, Domestic Violence
Awareness & Prevention, Public Issue
Community Service Program, International
Outreach Community Service
Program, and Home Life Community
Service Program.Honors were awarded to individual
women in a number of different categories
and the following members came home
with Gold Awards:
Dorothy Walter for her fudge and filled
cookies, Irene Satow for her oil painting,
and Linda Allgeier for her quilted baby
blanket.
Those winning Blue Ribbons wereKathie Uber for her Zucchini Bread, Mary
Lou Slowinski for her watercolor painting,
and Janice Carruth for her pastel rendition.
Also in attendance were Club President
Joan Canonico, Club Historian Caroyn
Covert, NJSFWC State By-Laws
Chairperson Susan Hoekstra,
Federation Secretary/Liaison Diane
Maki, and club member Edie Patterson.
For information about club membership
contact Dorothy Beckbissinger at 908-832-
6777.The Woman's Club meets at the
Presbyterian Church on Bartley Road, Long
Valley on the third Thursday of the month at
noon.
The Long Valley Green Market is
looking for artisans and vendors who
meet the criteria of a farmers mar-
ket. We are interested in local, sustainable
products made by hand. LVGM is a produc-
er-driven farmers market in beautifuldowntown Long Valley, NJ. Our address is
20 Schooleys Mountain Road, Long Valley,
NJ 07853.
Our season has just begun and were
here every Thursday from 3-7 pm from
April through December.
If youd like to be a vendor, or if you
have questions contact [email protected] You can download a ven-
dor application on our website.
Vendors Wanted!
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Kudos To The Long Valley Woman's ClubMembers At Achievement Day
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