Volume 16 Mayor: Beavertown David Runfeldt Issue 9 Editor: September, 2010 Borough Clerk Journal Annette Smith
From the Desk of Mayor David Runfeldt
Lincoln Park Day will be Saturday, September 25th, 2010. In addition to the great events and activities planned by the wonderful volunteers of the Lincoln Park Day Association, we have a special happening this year. This year will fe ature a “Mayor’s Healthy Cook-Off”. Up to 15 INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Mayors from around the area will take part in an old fashioned Barbeque throw-down with the Library Corner…………………….2 titles of “Healthiest”, “Best Tasting”, “Best Presentation” and “Best Overall” as part of the Police News Health Dept. Clinic Dates Mayor’s Wellness Campaign’s effort to promote healthier living and more active lifestyles. Ending Hunger……………………..3 LP Seniors Board of Education News Lincoln Park has been a part of the New Jersey Mayor’s Wellness Campaign since early 2007 September Calendar………………..4 when we held an employee weight loss competition as our first event. Since then we have held Montville Pet Parents……………….5 A Look Ahead two weight loss competitions for residents, participated in walk-to-school days, installed walk- Joanne Marie Cardillo Memorial Fund ing tracks in and around the Lanes Field complex and received grants and donations to purchase Recreation News…………………...6 exercise and recreation equipment at the Community Lake. The highlight of our participation Local Church News……………...7-8 over the last three years has been the Annual Beavertown Fall Classic 5K which is held the first Town Wide Yard Sale…………..9-10 Saturday in November each year. The Fall Classic has expanded each year and now includes a Kid’s Main Street Dash and a nearly 2 mile walking loop for those wanting to participate, but Your Council not quite ready to do a 5K run. Members At-Large: The Mayor’s Wellness Campaign supports Mayors as champions of community health. The goal Janet Long is to increase opportunities for Lincoln Park residents to participate in physical activity with a Louis J. Pepe long term goal of improving health, reducing deaths and the health care costs secondary to obe- Ann Thompson sity. Ward I:
Gary Gemian Across New Jersey, people are getting sick and literally dying from obesity-related conditions. The problem is particularly acute in children. Recent studies link childhood obesity to a dis- Ward II: turbing prediction: the current generation of children in America may have shorter life expec- Matthew R. Petracca tancies than their parents. Ward III: Raymond T. Kerwin The communities in which we live can help us lead healthier lives, but only if efforts are made to Ward IV: encourage us to do so. Neighborhoods can either promote or inadvertently discourage the James A. Wild wellness of residents. Healthy communities are places where residents are safe to walk or bike Administration: and where children and adults can enjoy the parks and recreational opportunities, shoppers can purchase wholesome foods and everyone knows about the benefits of physical activity and Mayor Runfeldt healthy eating. Sean Canning
I encourage all Lincoln Park citizens to join me in learning more about this worthwhile effort by going to www.mayorswellnesscampaign.org and taking part in the initiatives we have started around town. Ideas are always welcome as well, so if you have one, please reach out and share it.
Remember to come out for Lincoln Park Day on Saturday, September 25th. See you there!
Visit us on the Web! www.lincolnpark.org Library Corner Police News Health Department Clinic Submitted by: Brett Bennett Submitted by: Chief Tom Andrascik Dates Long Term Care: Chet Makuck of With today’s economy not being that good, Submitted by: Kathy Skrobala, Health Nurse Ameriprise will speak about Long Term Care we are starting to see some burglaries in our on Wed., Sept. 15th 6:30-8:30pm. area. I want to take this opportunity to point out some means of prevention so that we September, 2010 Book Signing: A Child of the King Patricia can avoid this type of crime in our residential Klinger Schrope, Wed., Oct., 15th, Patricia *Podiatry Clinic: Fri., Sept. 10, 9-12noon Klinger Schrope will discuss, read excerpts, and commercial areas. Blood Pressure Screening: Mon., Sept. 13, 12- autograph copies and lead a Q &A. The first thing to keep in mind is that bur- 2pm glary is a crime of opportunity. If you make Children’s Programming: Miss Andrea *Child Health Clinic: Thurs., Sept. 16th 9- their work difficult you stand a good chance will have Story Time and Craft programs 12noon of stopping them before they get in. Statisti- active this Fall. Stay tuned for children’s cally, most homes are burglarized during Seniors’ Blood Pressure Screening: Wed., Sept. events this fall. Call 973-694-8283 for de- daytime hours, when the burglars think no 22, 11:30am-12:30pm tails. one is home. To a burglar visibility means *SMAC Screening: Sat., Sept. 25, 8-10am Beginner Basics Computer Classes: An vulnerability. Use picket or chain link fences. Introduction to Basic Computer Skills class (Council Chambers) Keep hedges clipped down around waist will be held on Fri., Sept. 3rd at 1 pm; Sat., *Osteoporosis: Sat., Sept. 25, 8-10am (Council level. Try not to leave any areas around your Sept. 11th at 1pm; and Sat., Sept. 23rd at 1 Chambers) pm. This is a free service to those with a home where someone can hide.
Lincoln Park Library card in good standing. Burglars try the doors and windows first. If You must pre-register for the classes in per- burglars have difficulty here, chances are * Appointments required. Please call the son at the reference desk or call 973-694- they will move on. A good door lock and Health Department @ 973-270-2040 to make an appointment. 8283 and ask for the Reference Librarian. the use of a deadbolt can be a great means of prevention. Remember though, a double Resume/Online Job Hunting: Learn how cylinder deadbolt can also block your exit in to create or update your resume and how to search for jobs online. Stop by the Refer- an emergency. * Please call the Health Department at 973-270- ence Desk for information or call the library It is also important to lock your windows. and ask for the Reference Librarian to 2040 to make an appointment. schedule a one on one meeting 973-694- Light is a great crime deterrent. Light up all 8283. dark areas, especially doors and windows. Facebook Classes: With more than 90 Invest in a good alarm system. After installing million active users, Facebook is the 4th an alarm, put signs in windows and entrances most trafficked site on the Web. The fastest indicating your home is protected. Every growing demographic of Facebook users is alarm should include a fail safe battery 25 and older. If you want to sign on to Face- backup. book, if you have questions about how to Locks and alarms can’t prevent a burglary change profile photo, how to find friends & unless they’re in use. Establish a routine for family via social networking or tips about locking doors and windows, as well as set- farming in Farmville, stop by the Reference ting the alarm. It is also a good practice to Desk. lock your car doors, even if the vehicle is in New Books: The Hangman-Fay Kellerman; the driveway. Star Island-Carl Hiasson; The Particlar Sad- Neighbors should look out for each other. If ness of Lemon Cake-Aimee Bender; Foreign you see someone you don’t notice on your Affairs-Brad Thor. neighbor’s property, or even in the New Movies: The Messenger; The People neighborhood, please don’t hesitate to call Speak; The Jones; Funny Vengeance; To Save the Police department. a Live; Letters to God; The Last Song. If a burglar does break in, or even if you suspect something is wrong, please don’t go in, but rather call the Police desk immedi- ately. The best defense is to not give some- one looking to commit this type of crime the opportunity to do it. As always, if anyone should have any ques- tions, issues or concerns please feel free to contact me. I can be reached by calling the Police desk at 973-694-5533, or by email: [email protected].
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Page 2 Lincoln Park Seniors Board of Education News Submitted by: Rich Williams Submitted by: Kimberly Florit Meetings of the Lincoln Park Board of Educa- The Lincoln Park Seniors continue to meet on the 2nd tion are scheduled for Tuesday, September th th and 4th Wednesday of each month at 12 noon in 14 and Tuesday, September 28 at 7:30 p.m. Halloran Hall (below St. Joseph Church) 216 Comly in the L.P.M.S. media center. Road. The dues are $16 per year. Please join us for the CROP Walk, Sunday, Schools open for the 2010–2011 school year October 24th at 1:30 at St. Joseph's Parish, Upcoming Events! on Wednesday, September 8, 2010 for Lin- 200 Comly Road in Lincoln Park. September 8: Breakfast catered at 10 am coln Park students and on Tuesday, Septem- September 16: Boart Ride, luncheon, entertain- ber 7, 2010 for Boonton High School stu- ment at Woodloch Pines in PA dents. The walk is every year in October and raises September 22: Regular meeting money to feed the hungry. 25% of the funds we raise will come back to local agencies. October 13: Regular meeting Back-To-School nights are This year we are donating to Lincoln Park October 27: Regular Meeting Food Pantry, Pequannock Food Pantry, Ki- scheduled as follows:
wanis Food Pantry in Montville and Homeless Solutions. Last year we raised over $20,000; Our club has grown to over 160 members and we are always looking for new members and new ideas. LPES: Monday, Sept. 13th Grades K, 1, 2 This year our goal is $21,000. If interested, now is the time to join! & KITES, Wednesday, Sept. 15th Grades For more information, contact Rich Williams at Pre-K, K, 3 & 4 [email protected]. For those of you new to the walk, the route LPMS: September 23rd Grades 5–8 is 3 miles with one water station. There is a one mile walk for those who would like a shorter walk. There are refreshments after Please call the school offices for more infor- the walk and a time to socialize with other mation. LPES 973-696-5530, LPMS 973-696-
walkers. For further information, please call 5510. Susan Leeds at 973-696-0369.
The Board of Education office is located in the rear of the middle school building, 92 Ryerson Road, Lincoln Park, NJ. Regular business hours for the BOE office are Monday –Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The main office phone number is 973-696-5500.
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September is the Month of: Attention Deficit Hyperactiv- ity Disorder; Backpack Safety; Be Kind to Editors & Writers; 1 2 3 4 College Savings; Fall Hat; Gynecological Cancer Awareness; Municipal Court Rec. Adv. Bd. Mtg. 9am Bal- Library Card Sign-up; Menopause Awareness; National Alco- 4:30pm (CC) 7pm (PAL) anced/Pilates hol & Drug Addiction Recovery; National Biscuit; National Rt. 3 Curbside 10 amYoga Class Chicken; National Civic Awareness; National Honey; Mush- Recycling (CMR) room; Organic Harvest; Preparedness; Skin Care Awareness; Ovarian Cancer; Pediatric Awareness; Reunion Planning; and Health Aging Month.
5 6 7 8 9 Rosh Hashana 10 11 Offices/Yard Council Wk. Rt. 3 Curbside Brush Rt. 1, 2 & 3 Podiatry Clinic 9- 9am Bal- Closed Labor Mtg. 730pm (CC) Recycling 12 (HD) anced/Pilates Day Rt. 2 Curbside Republican Club 10 amYoga Class Recycling 7:30pm (CMR) (CMR) Grass Rt. 1 & 3 Sr’s Breakfast Catered
12 13 14 Rt. 2 Curb- 15 Municipal 16 17 18 Yom Kip- Rt. 1 Curbside side Recycling Court 4:30pm (CC) Planning Bd. Mtg. LP Day Assoc. 8- pur Recycling Bd. Of Adj. Mtg. 8pm Rt. 3 Curbside 8pm (CC) 10 PM (CMR) 9am Bal- BP Screening 12- (CC) Recycling Sr’s Trip to anced/Pilates 2 (HD) Grass Rt. 2 Democratic Club 8- Woodloch, PA 10 amYoga Class CERT Mtg. 7-9:30 pm 10pm (CMR) Back to School (CMR) Back to School Child Health (CMR) Night K, 1, 2 & Bd. Of Ed Mtg. Night Pre-K, K, 3 & Clinic 9-12 (HD) KITES 7:30pm Middle 4
19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Rt. 1 Curbside Rt. 2 Curbside Rt. 3 Curbside Municipal Court LP Day Assoc. 8- Lincoln Park Day Recycling Recycling Recycling 4:30pm (CC) 10 (CMR) 9am Bal- Council Reg. Grass Rt. 1 & 3 Sr’s Regular Mtg. anced/Pilates Mtg. 7:30pm (St. Joe’s) 10 amYoga Class (CC) Sr.’s BP Screening (CMR) 11:30-12:30 (St. SMAC/Osteopor Joe’s) osis screening 8- 10am (CC)
26 27 28 29 30 Rain Date for Rt. 1 Curbside Rt. 2 Curbside Rt. 3 Curbside Lincoln Park Day Recycling Recycling Recycling Grass Rt. 2 Bd. Of Ed Mtg. 7:30pm Middle School Media Rm
*If your garbage is picked up on Monday & Thurs- day you are Rt. 1 *If your garbage is picked up on Tuesday & Friday CC: Council Chambers; CMR: Community Meeting and All Condos you are Rt. 2 Room; CCR: Council Conference Room; HD: Health De- partment; St. Joe’s: St. Joe’s Halloran Hall; PAL: PAL Bldg. *If your garbage is picked up on Wednesday & Mtg. Room. *Call Health Dept. to make appointment for Saturday, you are Rt. 3 their clinics 973-270-2040. Montville Pet Parents A Look Ahead The Joanne Marie Submitted by: Sue Goldblott Submitted by: Kathllen Skrobala,, RN, BSN, MA Cardillo Memorial Fund Lincoln Park Health Department for Music Therapy It seems not too long ago that we were bom- Fundraising Events barded in the press with fears of the H1N1 Submitted by: Vincent Cardillo, President Proceeds from all fundraising influenza pandemic. Long lines, delays in ship- events are used to help fund Since 1984, the Joanne Marie Cardillo ments and parents scurrying to find a clinic Memorial Fund for Music Therapy, has medical costs for the animals dominated headlines. Recently, the World currently at the Montville Animal shelter and to given scholarships, music achievement Health Organization (WHO) published a clini- awards and dance achievement awards to help raise funds for a new animal shelter. The cal profile of the H1N1 influenza virus, com- Montville Animal Shelter cares for homeless many schools, dance academics and Tem- pets from Lincoln Park, Boonton Township, Mt. piled from studies over the past year. ple University. Lakes and Montville. After the death of his wife, Joanne Marie, Mr. Vincent Cardillo of Lincoln Park, de- The report appears in the New England Journal of Medicine, and affirms what was already sus- cided to help raise funds for Music Ther- Annual 50/50 Cash Raffle pected – the disease had its greatest toll on the apy scholarships and for the music and dance achievement awards. Win up to $2500! young - infants, children and young adults. This is contrary to the seasonal influenza, which Over the past 26 years, hundred of stu- Tickets on sale now! $2.00 donation per ticket. exerts its impact on the frail and elderly. Ap- dents have been given these awards to 50% will go to the winner & 50% toward build- proximately, 90% of those who died from the show approval of their love of music and ing the shelter. That's $2500 for the shelter H1N1 or its complications, were younger than dance. 100% of all monies collected for when all the tickets are sold!! Tickets are avail- 65, with hospitalization rates greatest in chil- the memorial fund are used for these able at the Red Barn Restaurant, 446 Main Rd, dren under 5 years old, and lowest in the eld- awards, all expenses accrued are paid for Towaco, Sudols Farm, River Rd, Montville , erly. The report states that 25% to 50% of by Mr. Cardillo, We have no overhead. Forest Lumber in Mt. Lakes from any MPP patients, who were hospitalized or died, had no Any donations, large or small will be wel- member, at all MPP events or you email us at coexisting medical condition. Although the comed and may be sent to: Joanne Marie [email protected]. virus was highly contagious, it was milder than Cardillo Memorial Fund, c/o 50 Terrace previously anticipated. Parkway, Lincoln Park, NJ 07035. Fire Safety Window Clings We also have a website located on the The H1N1 virus is still circulating and will be internet at: http://jmcfund1.bravehost.com. Window Clings are available at the Kindercare, Each years recipients will be listed after 146 Main St., Lincoln Pk, Red Barn Restaurant, one of the strains in the 2010-2011 seasonal influenza vaccine. Even if you received that July 1 of that year. The following is the list 446 Main Rd, Towaco, Sudols Farm, River Rd, of recipients for 2010: Boonton High Montville , and the Montville Animals Shelter, H1N1 vaccine in the 2009-2010 season, you still need to get vaccinated again in the fall. School-William Donaway & Dana Rimin- River Rd. Montville. Immunity from flu vaccines typically last 6 sky; Boonto-School Street Elementary- months. Also, the seasonal flu vaccine contains Brittney Ruud; Dance Place Plus (Lincoln 2 other strains that are circulating. The CDC Park, NJ)-Kelsey Shalongo; Lake Drive 53 cats and counting… now recommends that everyone be vaccinated School (Mt. Lakes, NJ)-Jason Donat; Lin- With four more kittens were born at the shel- annually against the flu. In addition to the vac- coln Park Elementary (LP, NJ)-Jeremy ter last week the count was 53 cats/kittens and cine, good, common-sense practices can help Foligno; Lincoln Park Middle (LP, NJ)- 4 dogs. ‘Bob’ (4 yrs). is a little shy but love at- protect you. They included frequent hand Chorus: Nicole Csutoros, Instrumental: tention and you can’t pet ‘Larrie’ (6yrs) washing, cough etiquette, and social distancing Michael Cleary; Morris Hills High School enough. The kittens are so playful and fun to when someone is ill. For more information, to (Rockaway, NJ): Melanie Rathjens; Pasa- dena Fundamental elementary (St. Peters- watch. They are all waiting for that special the CDC website, www.cdc.gov. someone to come to the shelter and take them burg, FL): Caitlin Becker; Ridgewood High home. Montville Animal Shelter, 86 River Rd. School (Ridgewood, NJ)- Katherine Ortiz; Montville. The shelter is open Mon-Fri 10-12 Rosa Parks High School (Paterson, NJ)- and 3:30-4:30, Sat 10-12 and Sunday by appoint- Janais Roberts; Ryerson Elementary (Wayne, NJ)- Matthew Halwagy; Temple ment. University (Philadelphia, PA)- Audrey Hau- Shelter Wish List Item: Kitty Litter sig; Teacher of the Year—Jane Ferreira— Nobel School, Kutztown, PA.
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PAL News Pequannock UNICO Recreation Department Submitted by: Guy Clemente Trips 2010 General PAL News – You are invited to at- Submitted by: Frank Elefante Submitted by: Janet Cassidy, Sup. Of Recrea- tend the General PAL meeting which occurs on Please feel free to contact any committee tion the 4th Wednesday of each month at 8 PM in member for additional information regarding the PAL meeting room. This is your opportu- rates, dates, etc. Chairman: Joe Carabello SEPTEMBER RECREATION NEWS nity to have your voice heard and to help Lin- 973-835-0208; Co-Chairman: Len Remus coln Park's youth sports continue in a positive 973-831-1970; Committee Members: Joe Janet Cassidy 973-694-6100 ext #2206. Rec- direction. Veltre 973-839-3530; Sam Ciresi 973-839- reation Superintendent lprecrea Basketball - The 2010-11 PAL basketball sign- 4185; David Nafile 973-248-0328, or write [email protected]. log onto ups will start online at www.lppal.org after Sep- to Pequannock UNICO, PO Box 176, Pe- www.lincolnpark.org for updated news, forms tember 1 and will continue through November quannock, NJ 07440. or calendars. 1. Signups are for in town Lincoln Park league, all boys and girls kindergarten through 8th grade Pequannock UNICO is a service organiza- NEW FOR 2010 – register on-line through are encouraged to sign up. tion of Americans of Italian Heritage, dedi- Community Pass for Recreation Programs Please keep an eye out for the Boys and Girls cated to charity and philanthropic endeavors. including aerobics, pilates and yoga Travel basketball team try-outs. The informa- A part of the trip proceeds is allocated to https://register.communitypass.net/reg/ tion will be sent home from school and posted helping others. on our website at www.lppal.org. We will host a special event during Lincoln Park Sept. 14: Villa Roma, Catskills, NY PLEASE CHECK ON-LINE FOR ALL Day. Please come by the municipal basketball Oct. 3-14: Italy—Grand Tour SEPTEMBER EVENTS courts at Boro Field for LPPAL basketball’s 1st Oct. 7: Steam Train/Riverboat Gillette Cas- ever 3 point and free throw shooting contests. tle & Griswold Inn COMMUNITY LAKE: The lake officially Oct. 27-29: Woodloch Pines Resort, Haw- Please contact Sean Canning at ley, PA closes for the 2010 season on Mon, Sept 6. [email protected] or Keith Delaporte at Don’t miss the end-of-summer celebration on Nov. 10: Hunterdon Hills Playhouse—”The [email protected] with any ques- Christmas Show”, Hampton, NJ Sunday, Sept 5 beginning at 11am. A slip-n- tions on the basketball program. slide will be on the beach for those not ready Dec. (TBD): West Point Christmas Concert for the Summit Express. The 2nd Annual Iron Travel Softball – The Lincoln Park Angels & Lunch, West Point, NY Kids Competition will begin at 3pm and we Travel Softball teams have concluded another will wrap up the day with our final Movie fantastically successful season, with all three Under the Stars beginning at dusk. teams placing first or second in their final tour- nament of the season in Roselle Park. Our 10U team came home with one first place and two KINDER-REC: Applications are being ac- second place tournament wins this season, while cepted for Sept for the 2010-2011 school our 12U team had two second place tourna- year. One-Way bus transportation will be ment wins and our 14U team not only won their available from LPES for our afternoon session spring league championship but also had one or to LPES from our AM session. Classes are first place and two second place tournament Tues-Wed-Thurs from 9am – 12:30pm or finishes. Congratulations to all of our hard 11:45pm – 3:15pm. E-Mail the Rec Dept for working, hard playing girls who endured several more information at [email protected]. 100 degree weekends this year and still came home with the trophies! RD 3 ANNUAL TOWN-WIDE YARD The Angels are planning a one day clinic on Sat- SALE SAT, OCTOBER 9, 2010 urday, September 11th for prospective 10U players (all girls 8-10 years of age for the 2011 season - born in 2000 or later). Each girl will participate in drills and games focused on throw- ing, pitching, hitting, base running and fielding. The purpose of the clinic is to give any girl who thinks she might be interested in playing softball at a higher level an opportunity to see what the Angels are all about in a non-competitive atmos- phere. 10U try-outs will follow immediately after the clinic. Try-outs for interested players for the 12U and 14U Angels teams will be held on Saturday, September 18th. Please contact Sal D’Ambrosia at [email protected] for more information. You can also find out more about the program at www.lpangels.com. Local Church News Page 7
FirstVOLUME 16 Reformed Church Jacksonville Chapel St. Andrew’s Submitted by: Cathy Wackwitz Submitted by: Carol Anderson SEPTEMBER 2010 SCHEDULE Submitted by: Kathy Nardone JACKSONVILLE CHAPEL 211 Main Street - Lincoln Park. Church Office www.chapelnj.org. Lincoln Park Campus 973-694-5915. Thrift Shop closed for sum- LP. Jacksonville Chapel, 264 Jacksonville Road mer . Our Sunday worship services are linked Lincoln Park, NJ 07035, or call 973-334-6657 with The Church of the Transfiguration, 9 Two
Bridges Rd in Towaco. SERMON SERIES: “Idols of the Heart” — starting September 12. Most people think of WORSHIP SCHEDULE: Sunday, Sept. 5 – idolatry as an ancient practice that ended centu- 9:30 a.m. Combined service at Church of the Trans- ries ago. But what if we define an idol as any- figuration Sunday, September 12, St. An- thing that takes the place of God in our lives— drew’s Episcopal Church 9:15 a.m. Church things like love, power, money, success, or peo- of the Transfiguration: 8:00 a.m. & 10:45 ple-pleasing? This series will focus on identifying a.m. the idols that own us, and replacing them with something that really satisfies. ST. ANDREW’S BEEFSTEAK Saturday, Sep- tember 25th. 7 to 11 p.m. at the Lincoln Park American Legion, 133 Main Street Join us for SUNDAY: (Main Auditorium) 9:00 & dinner, music, dancing and door prizes! Tickets 10:15 AM (Blended Worship). 11:30 AM are $40 per person Call the church office at (Contemporary Worship) 973-694-5915 or Susan Leeds at 973-696-0369 Emergence (Ministry Center South) 9:00, 10:15, 11:30 AM & 6:30PM. A progressive, for tickets casual church service. Come as you are. SUPER SUNDAY SUNDAE Sunday, Sept. www.emergencenj.org 12th Church School Registration begins at 9:15 Wayne Campus: Jacksonville Chapel, 270 a.m. in Thorpe Hall. All children registering for Parish Drive, Wayne, NJ 07470. Main Audito- school will be presented with a coupon good rium (en Español) 9:30 & 11:15 AM for a “Super Sundae” ice cream during coffee Children’s Programs, 9:30 AM Nursery hour. Classes meet each Sunday in Thorpe Hall th th thru 6 grade, 11:30 AM Nursery thru 5 at 9:15 a.m. Children join their parents in grade church for Holy Eucharist. Children’s Ministries: LINCOLN PARK CAMPUS (LP), Infants thru Grade 5, 9:00 WORSHIP AND PICNIC at Lincoln Park AM 10:15 & 11:30 AM Lake, Sunday, Sept. 19 - 10:30 a.m. We begin at the lake with our regular Sunday wor- MONDAY: Pioneer Girls, (Grades 1-8) 7 PM ship service and then stay for a picnic lunch and Student Ministries (LP) MIDDLE games. We welcome everyone to our service SCHOOLERS (LP): Edge X (Grade 6-8) and picnic at the lake. (There will be no ser- 10:15 AM, Edge SG (Small Groups) 6:30 vices held at either church) PM; 9th Grade – 10:15 AM; OSC (High School) 6:30 PM. ST. ANDREW’S THRIFT/CONSIGNMENT SHOP Reopens Weds. September TUESDAY: Battalion, Boys (Grades 7-12) 7 8th10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Consignments PM taken Thurs. thru Sat. 10 a.m. - 12 noon THURSDAY: Tree Climbers, Boys and Dads only
(Grade 1-2); Boys (Grades 3-6) 7 PM BUSY BEAVERNURSERY SCHOOL Serving the community and its children for 38 years! Women’s LIFE (LP) Monday – 7 PM, Busy Beaver is a preschool for children ages 3 Thursday – 9:15 AM and 4. Classes are 3 or 5 days a week on a half day schedule (9 a.m. to 12 noon) or a full day Care Ministries (LP): LifeGivers- Support group for those dealing with life-threatening schedule (9 a.m. to 2:45 p.m.). Please call the illness, their caregivers and those who want to school for class availability. 973-694-2358. help. 2nd & 4th Monday of each month in the Ministry Center South: 7 – 9 PM. Overcomers - Support group for anyone whose life is affected by an addictive behavior. Tuesdays in the Ministry Center South, 7:00 PM.
St. Joseph’s . Abundant Life St. Andrew’s Church Submitted by: Lorraine Thierry BEEFSTEAK DINNER Worship Center th We are located at 216 Comly Road Sat. Sept. 25 Submitted by: Rosemarie Orsita (across from Beaver Brook Gardens). 7:00 – 11:00 p.m. Parish Office Hours: Monday - Friday ALL WELCOME! If you need additional St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church will be hosting a 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Parish Office: information, please call our church office at 973-696-4411. Religious Education: 973-694-9998. BEEFSTEAK DINNER on Saturday, September 25 from 7:00 p.m. until 11:00 p.m. at the Lincoln 973-694-8289. Fax: 973-305-8466. Youth Ministry: 973.694.5844. Park American Legion, 133 Main Street in Lincoln [email protected] Weekly Services: Sunday Worship 10:00 am: Our Sunday morning worship is a time for the Park. There will be music, dancing and door www.stjosephsonline.org entire family to come to church and be prizes. Tickets are $40 per person and are avail- We invite you to celebrate the Eucharist: ministered to. There is a complete children’s able from either the St. Andrew's Episcopal Saturday Evening: 5:30 pm. Sunday: 8:00 church program for infants thru 12 years of Church office (973-694-5915) or Susan Leeds am, 10:00 a.m., and 12:00 noon. Monday: age. These programs are designed to make 7:00 pm followed by a Miraculous Medal attending church both fun and educational for (973-696-0369). Please get your tickets and join Novena. Tuesday - Friday 8:00 am. Holy children while also allowing the parents the us for a fun evening of great food and fun. Days Times will be announced in the bulle- freedom to enjoy worshipping without any tin as well as Sacrament of Reconciliation: distractions. Our Sunday service consists of Saturdays from 4:30 to 5:00 PM lively and inspirational music and the dynamic preaching of God’s Holy Word, the Bible. 2011 Entertainment Books RELIGIOUS EDUCATION: CLASSES There is also prayer for the sick and the belief WILL BEGIN ON SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER TH that God is still able to do wonderful and For Sale at 19 FOR GRADES K-4. GRADES 5-8 miraculous things for his children today. WILL BEGIN IN OCTOBER. The deadline Warning: these services have been known to St. Andrew’s Church for completed forms was August 1. Any change people’s lives. You may leave them forms received from this point forward will filled with the power of God, his unspeakable be assessed a $20 late fee. St. Andrew's Church is now selling the 2011 joy, a renewed sense of hope & faith, a better North Jersey/Morris Edition of the Entertainment Registration for new students is also taking marriage, and a smile on your face. People may Coupon Books. The Price is $30 each, which is place. All Catholic children attending public not recognize you. $5 less than the regular retail price for this school should be attending religious educa- book. Your purchase of the book will more than tion classes. Our program begins with Kindergarten and continues through Grade pay for itself in savings. There is $20 worth Wednesday Bible Study 7:30 pm: Our of coupons for Shop-Rite and $55 in coupons for 11. New registration must be completed at mid-week Bible study is a chance to learn and the parish office Monday through Friday, to ask questions about the word of God in a area restaurants and attractions plus many more. 9:00 am to 4:00 PM. A copy of baptismal casual and informal setting. Coffee is available Buy one for yourself and additional books to use certificate is required for each new child in this classroom setting. Detailed studies of as gifts for family and friends. They make great registered. Families must be registered biblical themes along with practical topics such anniversary or holiday gifts. In tough economic members of the parish when registering for as: marriages, the family, finances and dealing times, everyone wants to save money. We have the program. For more information or to with emotional hurts are just some of the sub- the books in our possession so drop in at St. request forms, please call 973.696.4411, jects that we openly discuss. There is a com- x10. Andrew’s church office (973-694-5915) at 211 plete children’s church program for infant thru Main Street to purchase a book, or call Beth For families wishing to register a child for 12 years of age every Wednesday. Davis @ 973-818-5538 to order. Books are also our Confirmation Program (Grades 9-11), The Bible is the most purchased book of all for sale at Church of the Transfiguration office please contact our Youth Ministers, Ken- time; it is also the most unread book of all neth & Jennifer Shirkey at 973.694.5844 or and at both churches on Sunday mornings after time. Most people claim to believe in the Bible email [email protected] services. yet have no idea what it says. Are your spiri- MILITARY PICTURE BOARD: We are tual beliefs in line with the scriptures? currently in the process of updating our military picture board and display honoring • Thursdays: 9:30 am Women connecting to those serving overseas. We are looking for Women Bible Study at the church photos of men and women (in uniform please) who are presently serving along with the following information: name, rank, Events: branch of service, where they are serving, mailing address if possible and connection Every other month we have a ladies night, to parish. Photos and accompanying infor- where our ladies come together for prayer and mation can be dropped off at the rectory a time of fellowship. Every other month we Monday through Friday between 9:00 am have a men’s night, where the men come to- and 4:00 pm. gether for prayer and a time of fellowship. Every month we have a youth activity, where The Legion of Mary Ministry meets each the youth come together for fun and fellow- Saturday @ 1PM in Room 10 of the school. ship. Age 13-18. Please call for further infor- The Knights of Columbus collect aluminum mation cans every Saturday morning between 9 am and 11 am. The Warming Bee Ministry has gone on summer hiatus and will reconvene in Sep- tember.
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