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THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 2016 Sentinel gmnews.com North Brunswick • South Brunswick Bystander, police save 3-year-old from drowning hief Raymond Hayducka is crediting two South Brunswick police officers Cand a bystander with taking quick ac tions to save a 3-year-old child from drown ing over the weekend. Around 6:45 p.m. June 18, Officer George Morgan and Officer Jared Harpster were dispatched to a Route 1 residence near Whispering Woods Boulevard for a child who drowned in an in-ground pool, accord ing to a statement prepared by the South Brunswick Police Department. When the officers arrived, they reportedly found a crowd of people in the backyard with one bystander performing CPR, police said. Both officers continued rescue efforts and the child began to breathe again, ac cording to reports. Paramedics and mem bers of the Monmouth Junction First Aid Squad arrived and transported the child to Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital in New Brunswick. Officers learned that the 3-year-old vic tim, who lives in East Brunswick, was at the party with his father, according to officials. STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER ERIC SUCAR Red velvet cakes at Nothing But Bundt Cakes in Shrewsbury are just a sample of the sweet treats created by participating vendors in At some point, the child was in the pool hold Win, Wine & Chocolate on June 2S-26 at Monmouth Park. ing onto a raft and reportedly lost his grip, po lice said. He fell to the bottom of the pool. Witnesses say he was taken out of the pool W in, W ine & Chocolate event will be a sure bet within minutes, but described him as being blue and not breathing, according to the state By JENNIFER AMATO pany she knows of that offers a chocolate- Kosher chocolate, gourmet dips and hand ment. One of the people at the party knew Staff Writer themed show, whereas beer, wine and even crafted jewelry. The bar inside the lounge CPR and started efforts to revive the child. here is no way to lose at the Win, bacon festivals abound. will feature a special signature chocolate Hospital officials listed the child in fair Wine & Chocolate event set for June “Food festivals have really taken off,” drink. condition as of press time. 25-26 at Monmouth Park. Oceanport. added Lisa Marie Stecker, event sales coor A new service called the Chocolate Valet “The bystander’s quick efforts to revive T dinator for Greater Media Newspapers. “I will offer attendees the ability to purchase Greater Media Newspapers is partnering the child and the officers’ rapid response with the thoroughbred race track for the sec think they are more ‘touchable.’ A ticket ac products to take home without the need to and intervention saved this child’s life,” ond summer in a row, joining the already es tually buys an experience.” carry the products around all day. Hayducka said. tablished Win & Wine weekend. From 11:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days, the The newspapers’ partnership with Mon Police remind residents to take extra The newspaper chain is celebrating its William Hill Race and Sports Bar at Mon mouth Park began after Monmouth Park caution when hosting a party where young fourth chocolate-themed event in the past mouth Park will be renamed The Chocolate Marketing Manager Brian Skirka saw an ad children can get access to the pool. Children two years, coming on the heels of its own Lounge. for Greater Media Newspapers’ Chocolate should wear flotation devices, and the pool Chocolate & Wine event in February 2015 Visitors will be treated to limited choco & Wine event last year and decided he needs to be monitored at all times. and January 2016. late sampling, unlimited wine sampling and wanted to add chocolate to the already es “This Father’s Day could have been “Food is hot right now,” said Advertis horse racing throughout the day. tablished Win & Wine event at the track. tragic if not for the efforts of Officer Mor ing Manager Lauren Simons, noting that Other vendors inside the enclosed, air- gan, Officer Harpster and the bystander,” (Continued on page 8) Greater Media Newspapers is the only com conditioned space will offer cakes, cookies, Hayducka said.

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However, by the third day, Owens said she actually wanted to be at the camp, and ever since then, PHOTOS COURTESY OF KIDDIE KEEP WELL every summer Kiddie Keep Well Tom Tighe, president of the camp board of directors; Cindy Robertson, Camp has been home. executive director; with counselors Crystal Owens, Carmel Coleman The camp, a nonprofit corpora and Robert Cody. tion and an American Camp Asso of changes, including encouraging open a nonprofit camp for those ciation Accredited Camp, was Tom Tighe, left, president of the Camp Kiddie Keep Well Board of campers who age out to enter the wanting to enter the fashion field. founded in 1924 and has served Directors, reviews paperwork with Ronald Goldfarb, board secretary, counselor-in-training program at Owens said the camp has helped thousands of Middlesex County in the current Health Center. age 13 or 14 to ultimately become a her grow and find her way from children and their families at no Roof’ on the camp’s health center, recordkeeping and storage. “The counselor when they turn 18. wanting to become a singer at 6 charge. which was placed in its location building only works because we “We have 22 staff members this years old to someday directing a It sits on 13 acres in Roosevelt without a foundation around 1947, make it work.” year who have previously been camp just like Kiddie Keep Well Park and has nine cabins. causing the building to tilt over the Robertson said the upgrades camp members,” she said. Camp. The children, ages 7-13, receive years. would make the health center ran Carmel Coleman, 16, of “I told Cindy when the camp is medical and dental exams, proper “The building was transported more efficiently. Metuchen, said she has attended the [even older], I want to buy it,” she nutrition and dental hygiene educa here,” said Cindy Robertson, exec Goldfarb said all the buildings at camp since she was 6 years old and said with a smile, adding that the tion at no cost to the families and utive director of the camp. the camp have been redone at one is now a junior counselor. camp has also inspired her to be enjoy what summer camp is all Ron Goldfarb, a member of the point except for the health center. “It’s been a big part of my life come a pediatrician. about — swimming, arts and crafts, board of directors, said the health A fundraising barbecue and every summer,” she said. Robertson said she has had 300 music, games, drama and other in center is the "heart and lungs” of groundbreaking of the project will be Goldfarb said at one point her or so campers transition to coun door and outdoor activities such as what they do. He noted that the held between 1-4 p.m. June 25. The mom was suffering from stage four selors over the years. yoga, fitness activities and a camp health center for most of the chil first camp session began June 22. breast cancer, and she was signed The Kiddie Keep Well Camp fire with s’mores. dren who come to the camp might Currently, the campaign has up for a four-session gateway pro also has a Senior Camp that began During camp sessions, the Mid provide them the only opportunity raised $30,000. gram at the camp, which helped her in 1983. There are three five-day dlesex County Sheriff’s Depart to visit a doctor. Camp officials said they have get through what she was experi week sessions in June, late August ment gives a presentation on Thomas Tighe, who alos serves support from all the municipalities encing at home. and early September, which are fo bullying and cyberbullying. on the board of directors, said the in the county, the Middlesex Robert Cody, 18, of New cused on health and wellness and Last year, some 683 children at campaign is to upgrade the health County Board of Chosen Freehold Brunswick, said he came to the support socialization among seniors tended the camp — 165 per 11-day center, which would cost $150,000 ers and the Robert Wood Johnson camp when he was a teenager and as they engage in healthy and en sessions. There are four sessions and the rest of the funds would be Foundation as well as Woodbridge wanted to become a counselor to joyable activities. throughout the summer. put towards maintenance of the Community Development Block give back to the community. There are also weekend pro The children are referred to the camp’s other buildings. Grant funds. The camp also re Last year, he said he followed grams throughout the winter and camp by school nurses, guidance The current health center has ceives help from local Girl and Boy his dreams into the fashion world spring, which serve as a good counselors, principals and the New five beds separated by curtains and Scout groups. There have been 30 and moved to Los Angeles, Califor respite away from home for family Jersey Department of Youth and living quarters for an around-the- or so Eagle Scout projects done at nia, and got a job at Vogue. members. Family Services. clock nurse. the camp. “I told them about the awesome People can donate to the Kiddie The children receive three hot “The space is just not adequate." Goldfarb said they are always camp that has been like family to Keep Well Camp Building Fund, 35 meals a day with snacks. On July 4, said Goldfarb, who said the funds looking for grants and have a grant me back at home, and they were re Roosevelt Drive, Edison, NJ 08837- a barbecue is held and U.S. Marines would go toward changing the cur writer on staff. ally understanding to have me come 2333. Donations are tax-deductible. visit. tains to cubicles, adding a small Robertson said since she took back and work as a counselor this For more information, visit In 2015, the camp began its kitchen, putting a foundation to the over as executive director of the summer,” said Cody, who said the www.kiddiekeepwell.org or call $300,000 campaign to “Raise the building and making a space for camp 12 years ago, she made a lot camp has inspired him to one day 732-548-6542.

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When considering a retirement or long-term For instance, if time is of the care community for yourself, a family member or essence, be sure to ask if friend, it is vital that you spend considerable time there is room or apartment researching the services available at several availability. If finances are a types of facilities to make an informed decision. concern, see if the commu There are many choices offering everything from nity has guidelines on the as an apartment or home setting with social pro sets required for admission. grams as the key feature; communities with Note that some assisted liv healthcare assistance, activities, maintenance, ing and memory care loca meal preparation, transportation, and socializa tions accept Medicaid either tion; and skilled nursing centers that address the immediately or after a private changing medical and psychological needs of pay period. Many long-term elderly residents requiring help with all activities care nursing centers have of daily living. Medicaid waiting lists. Some communities incorporate multiple serv If investigating long-term skilled care, visit ices, offering a continuum of care so that, as the www.Medicare.gov and search on Nursing person’s needs change, they can remain in the Home Compare to see nationally accepted rat same co m m u n ity with increasing levels o f assis ings of all nursing homes in the United States. It tance. This structure allows the added benefit of gives a great basis for comparison. “aging in place.” No matter which solution is the best fit, take Paying for senior care time to investigate various aspects of the com munity’s reputation, quality of care, staffing, food Budget will be a primary concern when look service, activities, and overall philosophy, to en ing for a senior living arrangement. For seniors sure the choice will be most appropriate for the on a fixed income with little bank assets, explore long term. Word of mouth is often the best indi solutions in your town or municipality. Your cator of what you can expect in a specific com County Office on Aging can provide a resource munity. There is no better testimony to lifestyle booklet that includes information on various sen and quality care than happy residents and family ior communities, government-subsidized build members. Avoid judging the facility on the basis ings, special assistance programs, etc. of one guided tour or the amenities and decor. Some residents have bank assets or invest Push past the marketing efforts of the commu ments that can supplement their monthly income nity to uncover the daily way of life one can ex to cover the cost at a senior residence. For the pect, the people with which you will interact on a fortunate seniors who own a home with little or daily basis, and the overall mission. no remaining mortgage, the proceeds greatly help cover the cost. Note that some facilities have a buy-in provision, requiring a large upfront Researching outlay; most have some type of entrance fee of a few thousand dollars or one-month’s rent. senior care Most people do not realize that Medicare and private insurance do NOT cover the costs of There are a multitude of resources available room and board in independent living, assisted online to help you start the search. Many facility living, or skilled nursing. A lucky few have had websites now include floor plans, videos, and the foresight to obtain a long-term care policy, virtual tours, and there are numerous review but each policy has different provisions for what sites online that offer star ratings and comments is and is not covered, so always call the insur A student from Carl Sandburg Middle School, Old Bridge, and a about personal experience at the location you ance company to clarify before committing to a Reformed Church Home Assisted Living resident bond during the may be considering. Also contact the marketing move. Don’t forget to check if you are entitled to Senior Citizen Prom, an intergenerational social program held recently at the Home. director or community relations manager at facil veteran’s benefits. The Aid and Attendance Ben ities of greatest interest to you, and obtain their efit from the Veteran’s Administration can pro pricing and brochures. Next, develop a short list vide a sizable monthly payment, if you meet of four to five places you wish to visit for a tour. their criteria. So that you have ample time to ask all of your For more information on senior living solu questions and meet with the right staff, call a few tions at Reformed Church Home, contact An days in advance to make an appointment. drea Walls, director of marketing, 732-607-9230, Be as specific as possible in detailing exactly or email [email protected]. what you want to accomplish during your visit. June 2016 THE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE • MIDDLESEX • GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS C

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Kitchen cabinets, living room bookcases, a bath Cabinet-makers, when building a new kitchen or vanity: whatever the use, cabinets should give a life doing a complete remodel, offer a unique niche by time of enjoyment. Store cabinets, which usually having the ability to “customize” an existing kitchen. come unassembled and not installed, may not al If you are planning a “face-lift” or minor remodel, ways be the best value. They may not fit right or op consider a cabinet-maker who can provide intricate erate properly. architectural changes to existing cabinetry. This is most often done when the current cabinetry is in Custom built cabinets can match the right cabi good condition and/or the layout is sufficient for your nets to your lifestyle and budget. needs. Custom built cabinets let you add your personal Cabinet-makers can replace cabinet doors with touch. The custom cabinetry you select is sure to be beveled, stained, or plain glass inserts, glass/mullion a highlight in your home. Unfortunately, they may be inserts, pressed tin inserts, etc. Moldings, decorative highlighted even more if constructed poorly. Finding trim, door and side panels can be handcrafted by a the right builder and installer is very important when cabinet-maker and added to existing cabinetry. They ordering custom kitchen cabinets. can also change your existing cabinetry by rearrang The key to cabinets that will provide years of ing units for better traffic flow of function. proper operation is careful design. Professional de Installation is one of the most crucial stages. sign is critical in the installation and use of cabinets, Each piece should be carefully installed. If you’ve whether it’s a custom-designed bar or a set of ever visited a kitchen where a drawer won’t open be kitchen cabinets. Both demand a trained designer. cause it was placed too close to an appliance han Cabinet-makers build custom cabinetry to specifica dle, you can appreciate the importance of careful tions provided by an architect, kitchen designer, interior installation. designer, contractor or homeowner. A variety of wood • Custom built cabinets let you add your personal species and laminates are generally used with custom touch. cabinetry offering a selection of finishes. Keep in mind • Keep in mind that a cabinet-maker’s specialty is that a cabinet-maker’s specialty is carpentry. He can carpentry. assist you with the design and coordinate all the other installation facets as well. Some of the components will • Cabinet-makers can replace cabinet doors with be built in their shop, while most of the work is com beveled, stained or plain glass inserts. pleted on-site in your home. • Installation is one of the most crucial stages. June 2016 THE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE • MIDDLESEX • GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS E

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There is no such thing as a safe sport. Everyone playing sports or par ticipating in some form of physical ac tivity should expect to experience an injury or pain at some point. Whether an overuse or traumatic injury, all forms of competition and exercise pose their own challenges. It doesn’t matter if it’s hiking or biking or garden ing or bowling, the chance of injury is always there. The statistics are staggering. Ac cording to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission’s National Elec tronic Injury Surveillance System Dr. Ira Shapiro of Plaza Chiropractic Center poses with figure skater Michelle Kwan. (NEISS), more than 1.9 million Ameri cans suffer from sports-related injuries treated in emergency departments an nually. Broken down by sport, this in cludes 570,000 basketball, 557,000 is also true for even mild injuries, range of motion are ideal for speeding very best, they possess the under bicycling, 466,000 football, 265,000 where swelling and pain generally the healing process, reducing pain and standing of what it takes to stay on the baseball and softball, and 231,000 subside after 48-72 hours. improving mobility. Other techniques field or court. Unfortunately, most indi soccer injuries each year. Unfortunately, nagging problems such as proprioception work to stabi viduals only do what is needed to get In addition, age and gender are not can result in chronic injuries when ig lize muscles, while enhancing balance better, ultimately returning to the discriminatory to these risks, as a nored, simply overlooked or mistak and the coordination of smooth joint same, old patterns that caused the Safe Kids Worldwide survey showed enly believed healed after a few days movements. Conversely, patients who problem in the first place. that young athletes age 6-9 are of rest, ice and painkillers. This is es have poor proprioception (balance) Consequently, everyone involved in treated in a hospital emergency room pecially common with overuse injuries lack the stabilization and coordination any form of physical activity must every 25 seconds for a sports-related that develop slowly and gain in sever of strength to handle repetitive move know that there is no difference be injury. Even cheerleading has made ity over time. On a scale from 1 to 10 ments without reinjuring the surround tween the rehabilitation of injuries and its way to the national injury stage with 10 being the most severe, an in ing soft tissues. The resulting poor need to pre-rehabilitate against future with the American Academy of Pedi jury that starts at 1 will then generally motor control can then lead to ongoing problems. Exercise doesn’t end when atrics Council on Sports Medicine and accompany increased pain and de reaggravation of chronic injuries. the pain stops. It needs to be a part of Fitness, stating that the sport ac creased flexibility with each recurring everyday life. The alternative is a life counts for two-thirds (66 percent) of all trauma. This is due to the ongoing filled with aches, pains, lost joy and an catastrophic injuries to female athletes buildup of scar tissue, which combines ongoing series of office visits. and now carries the highest rate of with degeneration as a leading cause Building toward a catastrophic injury in sports. of chronic injuries. pain-free future Make an appointment The most difficult part about over All injuries need to be The key is the right coming chronic injuries surrounds lis For more information on obtaining a tening to your doctor’s orders or better, fitter and pain-free life filled with taken seriously form of treatment following through with the prescribed your favorite activities, contact the Plaza therapy, strengthening and flexibility Chiropractic Center at 732-723-0023 or Anyone suffering from pain should Fortunately, there are numerous routine even after the pain subsides visit www.plazachiro.com. Dr. Ira cease that activity immediately, no methods for treating existing injuries and the swelling goes down. It’s just a Shapiro, Dr. Edward Camacho, and the matter how mild it seems. Hoping an and helping to prevent new ones. In fact that nearly all athletes competing trained staff will work with you, no matter injured elbow or hamstring will get office treatments such as chiropractic at the highest levels are easier to treat your age or condition, to develop a safe better on its own without suitable manipulation, electric muscular stimu than the common weekend warrior. and effective wellness program that treatment and rest can result in lation, ultrasound, cold laser soft tis Dedicated athletic competitors not complements your lifestyle and offers months or even years of distress. This sue techniques and passive and active only have the desire to perform at their long-lasting fitness rewards. June 2016 THE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE • MIDDLESEX • GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS G

Dr. Ira A. Shapiro Chiropractic Physician Board-Certified Diplomate, American Chiropractic Board of Sports Physicians Member, Sports Medicine Society, United States Olympic Committee Dr. Edward C. Camacho D.C. Chiropractic Physician International Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician (ICCSP) 2010-2012 Power Lifting Champion: New Jersey and Florida

Dr. Ira A. Shapiro is an internationally-recognized chiropractic physician, having served as a two time member of the medical staff for the US Olympic Teams. Dr. Shapiro has nearly 35 years of experience as a board- certified sports chiropractor. Dr. Shapiro has treated world-class athletes at the Olympic Games and Pan Am Games, as well as other international athletic competitions, collegiate and youth athletes at tournaments and games, and weekend athletes. In addition to his expertise in treating sports injuries, Dr. Shapiro has considerable experience with work- and accident-related injuries, as well as overuse and traumatic injuries. He also works regularly with families and with pediatric patients. Excellent Results Treating: • Lower back, knee and leg pain • Neck, shoulder and arm pain • Disc conditions • Bursitis, Tendonitis • Joint discomfort • Numbness, Tingling • Postural conditions • Headaches • Scoliosis and spinal disorders

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Funeral home facilities Viewing customs have changed and evolved through the years, and as a re sult funeral homes must change and adapt to the wishes, needs and desires of the families they serve. Each visitation must be designed in such a way that it is comfortable for the family so it meets their needs. Well-appointed larger viewing rooms are necessary today because of shortened wake times, with everyone visiting in a shorter period of time. Seating and arrangement of furniture must be flexible. To accommodate the desires of a family, the funeral home must have large flat panel screens for video tributes, a sound system to play favorite songs or background music, digital room signs, all with the ultimate goal of providing Cremation — Entombment — Interment service, comfort and convenience to the family. Cremation — A funeral home should provide many options for cremation services. This should include identification, viewing, religious services both out side and inside the funeral home, and casket rental and options for permanent Professional care and presentation memorialization of the cremains of the deceased. The adage “seeing is believing” is so important at a funeral. Identifying or Entombment — A funeral home should be able to advise a family of the viewing the deceased serves to confirm the reality of their passing. It is a critical places and requirement options available for entombment with regard to their re and an important tool in assisting a family to come to terms with the death, as it ligious, ethnic and cultural customs. aids in the grieving process (closure). The staff must be knowledgeable and sen Interment — A funeral home should be familiar with the policies and proce sitive to the wishes of the deceased and the family as to the preparation and dures of cemeteries and memorial parks inside and outside of their geographic care of the person entrusted to their care. Life-like presentation, religious and areas that families have gravesites or wish to arrange interments in. A funeral cultural practices must be take into account. home should be able to advise a family of the places and requirement options available for interment with regard to their religious, ethnic and cultural customs. Personalization of the funeral service One of the essential roles of the funeral director today is to advise and assist Veterans and first responder funerals a family with creating a truly personalized service, one that represents the life of The funeral home must be familiar and knowledgeable with proper proce the person and takes into consideration the wishes of the family. A funeral dures and protocol associated with any military, fraternal, or first responder (po serves several purposes: to confirm the reality of the death, to honor and cele lice, fire, EMT, etc.) funeral. This includes any burial benefits, including graves, brate the life lived, to demonstrate that the person’s life had meaning, and to headstones and inscriptions, monetary benefits that a family may be entitled to receive, honor guards, procurement and presentation of burial flags. Providing a allow friends and family to come together to pay tribute and offer their support, family with the correct information can prove to be a valuable asset in helping which is so vitally important in helping the family in their grieving process. Dis them plan and determine which type of funeral is appropriate and fitting. playing personal mementos, family photos, and floral pieces that represent sports teams and equipment, travel (Atlantic City), games and hobbies all help in making the service truly personal while at the same time serving to reflect on the Education life and spirit of the person who has passed away. Gone are the days of the funeral director wearing the mourning suit, tails and a top hat. Today’s funeral director often is a college graduate, attended of mortu ary school, successfully passed a six-hour National Board Examination, as well Location as a state juris prudence exam. Licensing requirements now mandate that fu With so many families now living in different areas, a funeral home must be neral directors attend continuing education classes annually in order to retain located in an area that allows for ease of travel and convenience. Ideally a fu their license. Today funeral directors are required to attend classes on topics neral home should be accessible on a main thoroughfare, close to transportation such as ethics, preneed law, state law, domestic and child abuse, OSHA and hubs such as airports, rail stations and main bus routes so as to be easily many other areas pertinent to the community. reached from public transportation. Prearrangements Parking The only certain things in this life are taxes and death. Preplanning one’s fu neral allows for decisions to be made in a rational, objective fashion. Putting in The majority of family and friends now drive to a viewing or a funeral service. writing one’s desires and wishes can remove the burden from the shoulders of A large, well-lit parking plaza with abundant space is necessary. A family can your survivors. Preplanning your funeral can also include prefunding, but does have a burden lifted with the knowledge that their relatives and friends will not not have to. A funeral home must be knowledgeable of revocable, irrevocable have to drive around a neighborhood searching for a parking spot. Space must Medicaid prefunded funerals, and be able to explain the difference. They should also be properly allocated for handicapped parking, as well as reserved areas also be current on local laws as they pertain to Medicaid nursing home guide for clergy. lines and hospice. June 2016 THE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE • MIDDLESEX • GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS I

One O f Am erica’s M ost Trusted A nd Respected Family Owned Funeral Homes JOHN VINCENT SOAI.IA SR. Founder/ Proprietor Licensed in New York , New Jersey & Pennsylvania John Vincent Scalia Purchases Hegarty Funeral Home in Old Bridge Old Bridge Funeral Director Re-Elected to a National V/katdoes this Family owned pwvhase to New Jersey Families Funeral Home Board — Austin, Texas Lower affordable pricing options with onsite Compassionate staff who have never turned The International Order o f the Golden Casket, Vault and Monument Selection, also a family away because of true need Rule and its 635 National Members o f Casket Rental for cremation wake and reli (Our long standing policy never to charge a Family owned Funeral Homes are pleased gious services. We invite comparison o f our funeral service fee for a stillborn or infant funeral) to announce the Re-Election to its Seven charges for services and merchandise Member Board o f Directors, John Vincent The experience of Funeral Directors to (we guarantee lower costs) Scalia Sr. handle both small and large funerals Mr. Scalia recently purchased the Mi Remodeled, modern larger and and memorial services. chael Hegarty Funeral Home on US High re-decorated Home for Funerals way 9 in Old Bridge. He is the founder and proprietor o f the John Vincent Scalia The largest well maintained off street Veterans Funeral Arrangements so that the Home for Funerals, in Ellingville, Staten family receives all the benefits afforded to Island on-site parking area in Central, New Jersey Location. Location. Location... accessibility them which includes burial in a VA Mr. Scalia had been asked to run for a po Cemetery, procuring of the American Flag, sition on the Board o f the Order o f the from all points on U.S. Highway 9 Golden Rule four years ago. Due to his from Garden State Parkway, NJ Turnpike arranging for Military Honor Guard, extensive knowledge of Funeral Service, and Route 18. applying for VA Benefits for the family and along with his ability to serve bereaved a Framed photo of the next of kin receiving families both through personal services and Professional preparation, dignified the American Flag from the Honor Guard community involvement and his mandate arrangements and supervision of all funeral o f his work over the last four year term he at the Cemetery. has been re-elected to serve another four services by a Scalia family member. years In Staten Island Mr. Scalia’s commu nity activity includes some of the follow ' a m ity Owned again'1 ing; he is one o f the founders o f Meals on Wheels, Pax Christi Hospice, and his MICHAEL HEGARTY vision to create a residence Hospice on Staten Island which came to its fruition four years ago He has been a member of the Board o f Directors and president o f Meals on Wheels, The Community Agency for Seniors Citizens, Pax Christi Hospice, The Westerleigh Tennis Club, and is pres ently a member of the Board of Richmond University Medical Center in Staten Island His other involvement is extensive. Home for Funerals and Cremation Service A graduate o f the American Academy o f Funeral Service in New York City he stalled his career with J.S. Garlick Park- n 3377 U S Highway 9, Old Bridge, New Jersey 08857 side Memorial Chapels in NYC and be came one o f the first Non-Jewish Funeral 5^ S it Tel: (732) 679-4422 • HegartyScaliaFuneraHiome.com Directors to become a manager of a Jewish Cecilia Scalia- Moran, Manager, NJLic.4749 Funeral home. Mr. Scalia helped establish Colonial Funeral Home in Staten Island At the age of 24 he purchased a home in Eltingville and along with his father renovated the house which is now the John Vincent Scalia Home for Funerals. The Building which has since had three additions over the years now serves the largest number of families o f any Staten Island Funeral busi Cecilia Ann Scalia-Moran Jeremiah J. Bullen Kevin G. Moran, CFSP, CFSC John Vincent Scalia Jr. licensed in New Jersey Licensed in New Jersey Licensed in New Jersey ness yearly. Licensed in New' Jersey & New York New York & Pennsylvania & New York & New York J THE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE • MIDDLESEX • GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS June 2016 What you should know about... Choosing a podiatrist

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A podiatrist, D.P.M., doctor of podiatric medicine, is the only health care professional whose total training focuses on the foot, ankle and related Dr. Jason Grossman and his office staff body systems. As a specialist in foot care, the podiatrist receives extensive footwear, physical stress, or small dark, moist surroundings created by deformities. training in the diagnosis, treatment and mechanical changes within the foot, shoes and stockings make the feet Poor circulation, resulting in reduced prevention of foot and ankle disorders which can slowly increase with aging. especially susceptible to fungal infection. blood flow to the feet, restricts adequate by medical and surgical means. Traumatic problems are associated with Most fungi are harmless until they delivery of oxygen and nutrients that are After obtaining an undergraduate injuries to the foot and ankle such as a penetrate the skin. A fungus can invade required for normal maintenance and degree, the podiatric student spends sprain or broken ankle and fractures of through minor cuts, or after injury or repair. four years in a college of podiatric the foot. Infectious problems are the repeated irritation to the toes have Persons with diabetes are generally medicine to obtain a doctorate degree. result of bacterial, viral or fungal caused the nail to separate from the more prone to infections than Many podiatrists further their education disorders that may affect superficial or bed. Fungal infections of the nail plate nondiabetic people. Due to deficiencies by participating in a post-graduate deep tissues. Neoplastic disorders and nail matrix are common. in the ability of white blood cells to residency program at an approved (tumors) are the result of abnormal Fungus may cause the nail to thicken defend against invading bacteria, hospital or university. growth of tissue and may be benign or and become yellow or brownish, and as diabetics have more difficulty in dealing Following their doctorate degree, malignant. Arthritis disorders may the fungus grows, foul smelling, moist with and mounting an immune response each podiatrist must pass national and involve one or more joints and may be debris can be seen. Pressure from a to the infection. state examinations in order to be secondary to trauma or associated with thickened nail or the build-up of debris • Bunion deformity. A bunion is a licensed by the state in which he or she systemic disease. may make the toe painful. prominent bump on the inside of the will practice. Treatment is best begun at the early foot around the big-toe joint. This bump The podiatric physician cares for stages of infection. The accumulation of is actually a bone protruding toward the people of all ages, and treats any foot What are common debris under the nail plate can lead to inside of the foot. With the continued problems. The common disorders foot problems? an ingrown nail or to a more serious movement of the big toe toward the include bunions, heel pain/spurs, bacterial infection that can spread smaller toes, it is common to find the hammertoes, neuroma (nerve beyond the foot. To reduce pain big toe resting under or over the second entrapments), ingrown toenails, warts, • Heel pain. The most common cause of heel pain comes from moving associated with a thickened, infected toe. corns and calluses. The podiatric nail, the podiatrist may reduce its Some of the symptoms of bunions physician also renders care of sprains, your foot incorrectly while walking or running. This can place too much stress thickness by filing the nail plate down include inflammation, swelling and fractures, infections, and injuries of the with a surgical burr. Filing will not, soreness on the side surface of the big foot, ankle and heel. If your podiatric on the heel bone and the soft tissue around it. The result is pain. however, prevent the infection from toe. The discomfort commonly causes a surgeon is certified by the American spreading. Oral and topical medications patient to walk improperly. Board of Podiatric Surgery, he or she Heel and arch pain can affect your health, comfort and attitude. When your may be prescribed for treatment of As a rule, bunion deformities should has successfully completed a fungal nails. be recognized early and evaluated by credentialing and examination process feel hurt, it can be difficult to perform daily tasks and to exercise regularly. It’s • Diabetic foot problems. Foot your podiatrist. He or she can offer and has demonstrated knowledge of conditions in persons with diabetes are several suggestions for controlling the podiatric surgery, including the hard to stay focused when each step is painful. Although the causes for the pain usually the result of three primary cause of the bunion deformity so that "iiagnosis of general medical problems factors: neuropathy (diminished sensa other symptoms do not occur or and surgical management of foot are many, highly effective ways are available to relieve it. tion), poor circulation, and a decreased become more severe. The podiatrist diseases, deformities, and trauma of the resistance to infection. Also, foot can also evaluate the underlying foot, ankle and related structures. • Nail disorders. Nail problems are commonly caused by improper deformities and trauma play major roles weakness in the structure of your foot trimming, minor injuries or repeated in causing ulcerations and infections in and make certain recommendations, What causes foot and trauma. Some nail disorders can also the presence of neuropathy or poor including exercises, alteration of shoe be congenital. Proper trimming on a circulation. Neuropathy may cause pain gear, or custom molded orthotics, in an ankle problems? regular basis can help keep the toenails and interfere with your sleep. Painful attempt to stabilize the weakness and in the pink, as can wearing well-fitted, neuropathy usually causes burning or improve the function of the foot. If the There are many causes of foot and low to moderately heeled shoes. sharp pains in the feet. Neuropathy can bunion deformity progressively ankle problems: congenital, acquired, Painful ingrown nails may be also affect nerves that supply the increases, surgery may be traumatic, infectious, neoplastic and congenital, caused by an over-curvature muscles in your legs and feet. This recommended. Your podiatrist will arthritic. When foot and ankle problems of the nail, or an imbalance between the motor neuropathy can cause muscle perform a thorough evaluation of your occur at birth they are called congenital width of the nail plate and the nail bed. weakness or loss of tone in the thighs, circulation, muscle strength and ^ifid are generally inherited. Acquired Various types of fungi are present legs and feet, and the development of alignment to determine if you are a problems may result from improper everywhere in the environment. The hammertoes, bunions and other foot candidate for bunion surgery. 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ABOUT ADVANCED FEET AND ANKLE CARE What’s a Pedorthist? Our offices provide comprehensive foot and ankle care and A Pedorthist is a healthcare professional trained in specializes in surgical and non-surgical procedures for the treatment of the science and practice of evaluating for, and then foot and ankle conditions for adults and pediatric patients. custom-fabricating, medical devices that prevent or Our goal is to provide the highest quality services with the most improve painful or disabling foot and ankle con advanced techniques available. ditions. The Pedorthist works under the direction of Dr. Grossman is board certified in foot and ankle surgery and offers the doctor to provide therapeutic devices and foot the latest in foot and ankle care. We also offer laser for fungus nails, wear that assist in: peripheral arterial disease testing, vein testing, nerve testing, non • Accom m odating foot deformities invasive heel surgery, diabetic neuropathy treatments, and x-rays and digital ultrasound are on site. • Correcting misalignment of the foot and ankle We are centrally located with most local hospitals and surgical • Reducing damaging motion that can cause centers. We have developed extensive relationships with all levels of pain and deformities the health care community, enjoy referrals from physicians and • Im proving balance patients, and are available for consultation with health care providers throughout the State of New Jersey. M itigating fall risk

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EJfcWARREN RAPPLEYEA “We’re really working on developing All three also played in the field. Pollock, a ond-year at the helm of the summer team. correspondent our pitchers so they can step in for the var first baseman, batted .286; Trimpert, the ‘This is a good opportunity for our guys to outh Brunswick High School High sity next spring,” said Gold coach Danny Vikings’ left fielder, hit 273 with eight work on things or try a new position and just School’s 17U Gold team is off to a 3- Strickland, a former South Brunswick RBIs; and Sweeney, a second baseman, bat impress the coaches. Our head coach, [C. J. S0 start in the Greater Middlesex pitcher who graduated in 2012. “So far, our ted .240. Strickland reported that the trio has Hendricks], wants to see what they can do.” Coaches Summer Baseball League. guys have been smart, throwing strikes and provided key hits already this summer. South Brunswick’s roster also includes Pitching has been a strength thus far for most important, limiting the walks.” Other members of the team include three players who will be juniors next sea the Vikings, who watched Troy Sweeney go South Brunswick’s varsity team is com speedy center fielder Marco Dilusto, who hit son: Chen, James and outfielder Jason five innings and Alex Chen finish up in a 2- ing off a 20-10 season that saw the Vikings .246 on the varsity team; second base- Seliger-Braun. Former Vikings standout T.J. 1 win against East Brunswick High School reach the NJSIAA Central Jersey, Group IV man/shortstop Victor Huetz, who delivered a Perkowski, who now plays at Rutgers Uni June 13. finals before falling to Hunterdon Central big double in the East Brunswick win; in versity, is assisting Strickland. Two days later, left-hander Jordan Regional High School. Both Anthony Sjol- fielder Ryan Stadler; outfielder Anthony De “liie competition is good, and we want Trimpert went the distance in a 15-0 success und and Brandon Siroki, who combined for Paz; and catchers Chris Camacho and Adam our players to be comfortable with each against South River High School. And on 14 of those wins, have graduated. Britton, both of whom saw some varsity time. other and the level of play,” Strickland said. Jtgg; 16, Alex Pollock combined with Mar Sweeney, Trimpert and Pollock all saw “We graduated a lot of players from the “So far, so good. Obviously, we want our chs James to stymie South Plainfield High varsity innings this spring and more will be varsity, so there will be competition for younger players to look up to and learn School in a 5-1 win. expected next year when they are seniors. jobs,” said Strickland, who is now in his sec from the guys who played for the varsity.” June 23, 2016 GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS • www.gmnews.com NS SENTINEL 31

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$1,049 due at signing w/ $0 down pymt & $0 sec. deposit. Taxes, licensing & regist fees add’l. Several vehicles avail, at this price. Ray Catena’ Infiniti of Edison 900 Route 1, Edison, NJ • 732-603-9600

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