the press nj edition april 20 2011

8/7/2019 The PRESS NJ Edition April 20 2011

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On Sunday, April 24th,at the UnitarianUniversalist Fellow-ship of Sussex County,Rev. Mary Tiebout willexplore how the Easterstory is woven into our

celebration of theresilient human spiritand the new life thatsurrounds us andinspires us. The service

begins at 10:30am andends at noon. Childrenwill enjoy some specialEaster activities thisSunday. The UUFellowship Hall islocated at 1 West

Nelson Street in

Newton. For moreinformation, call973-579-7210 or visitUUNewtonNJ.org.Land of Make Believe

is unveiling its newestride for the 2011 season

- an Eli Bridge FerrisWheel, and invites youto become part of itshistory by entering acontest to name the newFerris Wheel! Submityour contest entry toname the "Wheel" - theWinner will receive 5FREE admission ticketsto the park for the 2011season! Do you have anidea for a name? If so,

submit your entry byMay 20th, to: Land ofMake Believe FerrisWheel Contest, PO Box295, Hope, NJ 07844.Good Luck!St. John's United

Methodist Church onHigh Street, Hope, issponsoring their semi-annual Chicken andWaffle Dinner onSaturday, May 7th

beginning at 3:30pm.Tickets available at thedoor are $10 for adultsand $5 for children ages5-12. The dinnerconsists of BroastedChicken, Mashed

Potatoes, Green beans,Cole Slaw, PickledBeets and YeastWaffles. Dessert is achoice of LemonMeringue or Cherry Pie.Take Outs are available.

For additional informa-tion call the church at908-459-5759.

We love hearingfrom you! Send your

anniversaries, birthdaysand other tid-bits ofinformation to us at:

The PRESSPO Box 430

9A Main Street,Blairstown, NJ 07825

[email protected]


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American Legion meetings are held the secondMonday of the month at the Alpha Fire House,West Central and Lee Avenues, Alpha. All USAWar Era Veterans are invited to attend. For more

information call Joe at 908-995-7896.

Givens-Belet Post 258 American LegionMeetings held on the second Monday of each month at

8pm. All veterans are welcome.Memorial Hall, Route 521, Hope-Blairstown Rd.

post [email protected].

Blairstown Elementary SchoolPTG Tricky Tray

Friday, May 6th, at BES Gym1 Sunset Hill Road, Blairstown

Doors open at 6pm, Drawing starts at 7:30pm$12 admission at the door/$10 in advance

Price includes admission plus 1 sheet of tickets.*Tons of great trays/Specials/Super Specials*

*50/50 Drawing*Food and Drinks will be available for purchase.For more information email [email protected]

Must be 18 or older to enter

Delaware Presbyterian Church Clothing DriveExtended until May 1st9 Clarence St., Delaware

Clothing, shoes, pocketbooks, hats scarves, brief-cases, gloves, ties, blankets, tablecloths, sheets,

drapery, curtains, pillows, towels small rugs, quilts,comforters, and toys. No tapes, cd's or books.

For more information, call 908-475-4500.

RC Distance Jump ContestApril 30th, 9am-7pm

Slot Racing Revival, 410 Rt. 94 Columbia$10 Registration on the day of the event

Electric & Nitro RCs welcome. Prizes for 1st- 3rd.Rain Date: May 7th. FMI: Call 908-496-4422.

Buck Dilly and Live Bait Performing atGroove in the Grove Songwriter Festival

Saturday, May 21stBuck Dilly, longtime member of Blue Sparks FromHell, will perform at Groove in the Grove with his

new band, Live Bait. A host of regional singer-songwriter favorites will play from noon to 6pm,with the concert beginning at 6pm. The concertwill feature Live Bait and the Quimby MountainBand. There will also be an Open Mic held from

noon to 3pm; the winner will open up for theevening concert. FMI & Tickets, visit

groove.mountainledgemusic.com

YMCA Camp Mason Slide Show& Meet the Director

May 4th, 7pm-8pm at Catherine DixonHoffman Library, Blairstown

See a slide show and meet the director ofYMCA Camp Mason, Hardwick.

Day Camp Shannon will be held June 27th throughAugust 19th for children ages 5 through 11.

FMI: Call 908-362-8217 or visit campmason.org

Frelinghuysen AcceptingVolunteer Award Nominations

Deadline for Nominations: May 2nd

Its time to nominate that great humanitarian youknow for the Volunteer Award. Nominations are

open to all Frelinghuysen Township residents whovolunteer in the community and/or school.

To nominate a township resident, visitwww.frelinghuysen-nj.us by May 2nd.

Knowlton Fire andRescue will be hostingKnowlton TownwideYard Sales this year,from May 20th to 22nd,9am to 3pm.The cost is $20 for the

weekend. Please mail acheck, payable to

Knowlton Fire andRescue, to PO Box 171,Delaware, NJ 07833, no

later than April 29th.Please remember to

include your name,address, phone number,and email address, sothey can give you thenumber on the map. Formore information,

please call 908-475-

8806.Hope for a sunnyweekend!

The Belvidere LionsClub is joining millionsof people across thecountry who are makinga difference by joiningthe fight against child-hood hunger in America.Its a simple as hosting a

bake sale on Saturday,May 7th, from 9am to1pm at FlowerlandGrowers, Route 519 inWhite Township.The Lions Club will be

hosting the bake sale as part of Share OurStrengths Great Ameri-can Bake Sale, a

national campaign thatmobilizes Americans toend childhood hunger byholding bake sales intheir communities.They will be selling a

variety of delicious baked goods includingwhole cakes and pies,along with cupcakes,

brownies, and cookies.Treat Mom to somedelicious home bakedgoodies. Enjoy their

baked products and besure to pick up someflowers for Mom aswell.

An Equestrian seminarand free wine tastingwill be held at Patewood

Springfest 2011,planned for May 14th.The seminar will begin

at 6:30pm at PatewoodFarm, 67 MountHermon Rd., Blair-stown.Patewood Farm is

honored to welcome back Brook HollowWinery again this year,who will join guests fora lovely evening of finewine, beautiful horses,wonderful music andtons of fun. Musicalkurs, pas de deux,reining, Lusitanos,

Friesians... the list goeson and on.There will be all kinds

of music, riding and alllevels of performers. As

The Rolling ThunderCandlelight Vigil honor-ing New Jerseys fallenheroes and their familieswill be held on April30th, 7pm, rain or shine.

The NJ Chapter 2 willhold the vigil at TomsRiver Armory, 1200Whitesville Rd. Fordetails, call 732-349-6090 or 609-971-3544.

always, there will be aneducational discussion,this time focusing on

bringing a horse back upto speed after illness, pregnancy, or a longwinter break. So, bringyour questions and beready to broaden yourhorse knowledge!.Seating is limited, so

call or email to reserveyour seats as soon as

possible.Last time, the capacity

was exceeded and,although everyone had a

blast, everyone needsenough room to enjoythemselves.For reservations, call

908-459-5089, or [email protected]. For more informa-tion, visit www.

patewoodfarm.com.

Newton Memorial Park Easter Egg HuntSaturday, April 23rd, 10:30am


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The fourth annualSister-to-Sister PromShop at Project Self-Sufficiency, 127 MillSt., Newton, will beopen to high schoolstudents in need of afree, new or gently-usedgown on Thursdays and

selected Saturdaysduring April. Thosewho have a familymember in high schoolwho are in need of a

prom gown are invited tocall to register for theopportunity to select adress.

All types of formalwear will be available,including dresses,evening bags, jewelry,wraps and shawls, aswell as shoes in goodcondition.The Sister-to-Sister

Prom Shop will be open

on April 21st, from 4pm8pm, at ProjectSelf-Sufficiencys Com-munity EducationCenter, 127 Mill Streetin Newton. The promshop is free and open tothe public, but pre-registration is required.

The popular Sister-to-Sister Prom Shop iscoordinated by studentvolunteer Sophie Ilaria,on behalf of ProjectSelf-Sufficiency. Nowin its fourth year, the

popular prom shoproutinely receives dona-tions of more than 200dresses each year.For information, call

973-940-3500.


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Gold Buyers Group,Inc. will be at OldeLafayette Village fortwo big days: Saturday,April 30th from10:30am until 5:30pm,and Sunday, May 1st

from 10:30am until4pm.Trusted Gold buyers

since 1971, you can sellthem most anythinggold or silver and expectto get the highest prices

based upon the latestmarket quotes.Check your jewelry

drawers and bring goldand silver items you nolonger wear, bringsterling flatware andserving pieces, goldwristwatches, coins,diamonds and bullionand get cash on the spot.

As an additional incen-tive, receive a $100 cash

bonus with $1,000 sold,or receive an additional5% cash bonus with aminimum of $250 sold(excluding coins and

buillion).Plus, you will get aFree $25 Restaurant GiftCertificate with $250sold.Gold and Silver are

selling at close to recordhigh prices and many

people are motivated toconvert unwanted

jewelry into cash. "Youbring it...We'll buy it" isthe Gold Buyers Groupmotto.The event takes place

at Olde LafayetteVillage in BuildingK, conveniently

located on the parkinglot level next to VanHeusen. Sell your gold,collect your cash, andthen go shopping at thefamous outlet stores and

boutique shops. Or just

spend a quarter to relax,buy some corn and feedthe ducks.

Olde Lafayette Villageis located at 75 Route 15in Lafayette, NJ 07848,at the intersection ofRoutes 15 and 94. Formore information ordirections, call 973-

551-6421. Or visitwww.goldbuyersgroup.com.


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Hope Schoolannounces that Mrs.Lianne Markus has beennamed Teacher of theYear, (GovernorsTeacher/ EducationalProfessional) for 2010-11.Mrs. Markus attended

University of So. Caro-lina and received aBachelor of Arts in

Journalism. Recently,she attended CentenaryCollege, where shereceived her teachingcertification for grades

K-5. While there, Mrs.Markus had the distin-guished honor of beingnamed Student TeacherLeader in the Fall, 2007.She currently teaches

Language Arts forGrade 5, Social Studiesfor Grades 3,4,5 andalso Single SubjectMath, Gr. 4.Mrs. Markus has

accomplished a greatdeal and has made atremendous impact onthe students and staff inthe two years that she

has worked in the HopeSchool District. She is avaluable member of thelocal ProfessionalDevelopment Commit-tee, Language ArtsCurriculum Committee,serves as the AcademicEnrichment teacher,Panther Pride Newslet-ter publisher, and Jour-nalism Advisor. Mrs.

Markus is an enthusias-tic teacher, whose professional focusinvolves differentiation,student motivation,

creative lesson plan-ning, and technologyintegration.Mrs. Markus resides in

Warren County with herhusband, Russ Owren,and her three children,Chelsea, Tucker andEric. She enjoys writingand spending time withher family. Mrs.Markus will be honored

at a luncheon on May6th at Hawk PointCountry Club. Con-gratulations, Mrs.Markus!


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The Mike SchmidtMemorial Car Showwill be revved up thisyear from an old partici-

pant. The local chapterof Rolling Thunder isreturning to WashingtonBorough's annualtribute to classic carsand motorcycles onSaturday, June 11th.

The show takes placein the center of thedowntown on E. Wash-

ington Avenue (Route57) in the newly remod-eled parking lot. Raindate is Sunday, June12th. Owners of cars,trucks and motorcyclesare encouraged to pre-register.

The entry fee pervehicle is just $10 inadvance, $15 day ofshow.For further informa-

tion, call 908-689-4800,or email [email protected].


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Tractor Supply Com- pany (TSC) store inWashington and Blair-stown joined 4-H in

support of local youthwith the 4-H TSC PaperClover Campaign, anational in-store fund-raising effort to benefitstate and local 4-H

programming.Through Monday,

April 25, shoppers at theWashington and Blair-stown Tractor SupplyCompany will have theopportunity to support4-H in Warren County

by purchasing paperclovers for just $1 atcheckout.All funds raised

through this local 4-HTSC Paper Clover Cam-

paign will be donated to4-H, and will supportlocal camps, after-school

programs and other 4-Hyouth development

program activities inWarren County.We are excited to

begin our spring PaperClover Campaign withthe tremendous supportof Tractor Supply Com-

pany again this year,said Donald T. Floyd Jr.,

president and CEO ofthe National 4-H Coun-

cil.


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Moving Sale: Dinging roomset includes tresel table, 6chairs, hutch, table pads, and 2extensions, $500; Computerworkcenter includes desk,hutch, bookcase, can be usedas L-shape of split up, $900;Curio cabinets, 34 wide by 14deep, 76 high. Mirror backsand lighted with glass shelves ,$300 each or all 3 for $700;1944 bedroom set includesmans dresser, womans

dresser, wall mirror, vanity,chair, and bedside table, $400;2 swivel rockers, blue/ivorystripe, both for $30. Call 908-459-5106. (2/4)

2004 Harley Glide: adultowned, low miles, lots ofextras; looks and runs great.$8200. Call 908-319-8447.(2/4)

1993 - 17Ft. AluminumFishing Boat: 4 Bench seats,9.9 Mercury Outboard Motor w/Gas Tank (low hours), Galva-nized Trailer w/ spare tire, Oarsand Anchor. Excellent Condi-tion. $2975. Call: 908-310-8761. (1/4)

Harley Davidson Parts:Wheels, Fenders, Saddlebags,Tow Pack, Handlebars andmany other parts. Call: 908-914-5995. (1/4)

Vending Machines: 2 SnacksTime Soda/Snack Combo. 1new $900 and 1 used $500.New Change Machine $350.Call: 908-914-5995. (1/4)

Honda 5kw Portable Genera-tor: 4 Wheels, Complette withGen/Tran Panel & 25 Ft H/DPower Cord. Low Hours,Battery Start. $1200. Call:908-362-6336. (1/4)

For Sale: Coach leather backpack bag, medium saddlebrown, almost new. Originalprice $280, Asking $180 OBO.Call 973-383-7112 (early mornor after 7pm) (1/4)

Pedestal Mailbox: white w/brass doors. Needs cleaning.

$125. Call 973-383-5461. (1/4)Low Impact Elliptical: Pro-Form 485e. Asking $20. Call908-362-1124. (1/4)

2 Large-Room-Size Carpets:1 navy, 1 tan. Asking $10 ea.Call 908-362-1124. (1/4)

Womens Full-Length MinkCoat: used 1 season. $1,600firm (orig. $4,000). Call Kathy:908-496-4511. (1/4)

Dixie Cup One Cent Vend-ing Machine: 33 glass tube,penny coin operation, metalbase, with key, works, manu-factured in Easton, PA, patentdate - Dec. 16, 1913. $450,can email photo. 908-887-1317. (4/4)

Yaz, Baseball, The Wall,and Me: Carl Yastrzemskiand Gerald Eskenazi -hardcover, first edition,doubleday, 1990, signed byCarl, BRS Hall of Famer, nodj, $75. Call 908-887-1317.(4/4)

Chandelier: 1920s slagglass inverted dome, ninepanels, mother of pearl, 20diameter, open relief work.$1,200, OBO. Can emailphoto. Call 908-887-1317.(4/4)

Magazine: LiberaceComplete Life Story -

copyright 1954, 8.5 by 11, 74pages of stories and photosof the famous pianist. $25.Can email photo. Call 908-887-1317. (4/4)

Niagra Falls Photo Booklet:copyright 1893, 20 5x7 blackand white photos, hardcover,$35. Can email photo. Call908-887-1317. (4/4)

Makeup Compact from1940-50s: envelope style,navy and light blue swirldesign on cover, rouge,lipstick, powder mirror. $35.Can email photo. Call 908-887-1317. (4/4)

Mens and Womens golfclubs with shoes: size 9 and7, $25 each set. Cross COun-try Skiis, womens size 7, $20.Mink fur jacket, size 6-8,$1,200. Snorkel, mask, andflippers, $25. Call 908-362-7703. (4/4)

Two Penn Saltwater orFresh Model 49 HarrowReels: ideal for trolling, wineline in great shape, $70. OnePenn Reel with 5 1 stand uprod, like new, $100. call Bobat 908-362-9420. (4/4)

IBM Correcting Selectric IIIBurgundy Typewriter:

needs servicing, nice machine,manual, extra ribbons andcorrecting tape, qualityunkown, but boxed. $100, firm.Call 973-580-7755. (4/4)

Expanding Dining TableHutch: great space saver, 5leaves store in hutch, create atable that seats 7-8 people.Excellent condition, retail,$700, asking $400. Call 908-362-9462. (4/4)

Antique Love Seat: with clawfeet, needs reupholstering,$100; Full length mink coat,size small, $350; HaywoodPool/Spa heater, propane,$500; Emerson Oak Piano,approx. 25 years old, needstuning, $400. Call 908-878-1877. (3/4)

IBM Correcting Selectric IIITypewriter: with correctiblefilm ribbons and lift off tapes,serving needed, $100. Call973-383-0565. (3/4)

Baby Grand Piano, needswork, $100; Bowflex, $200.Call 570-269-9246. (3/4)

Ice Fishing Tip Ups andAugers: twelve tip ups and twoice augeres, in good conditionworking condition; one augercuts a hole six inches indiameter, and the other iceauger cuts a hole eight inches.Tip ups are $2 each, six inchauger is $10, eight inch augeris $15. Call 908-475-5493.(2/4)

Black Leather MotorcycleJacket: $40; 2 golf bags, $10and $15; Dell 4 in 1 printer,$35; bike racing shoulder pads,pants, and shirt, $20. Call 908-475-4853. (2/4)

Penn Sabre Spinning Rod:made in USA, uses 20 to 50 lb.line, in excellent condition,looks new, selling for $50.New, never used St. CroixAVID, in-shore casting rod, 7 ft.6 in. long, heavy power, fastaction, made from SCIII graph-ite, uses 15 to 30 lb. line, greatfor musky or striped bass. Listprice $240, will sell for $145.Call 908-475-5493. (2/4)

Gun Travel Case: Usedaluminum, lockable gun case,48x14x4 3/8, with soft, foamlining, selling for $45. Call 908-475-5493. (2/4)

Allis Chalmer W-D 1951:wide front end has step kit,brings it to W-D 45 power. 8volt system, engine rebuiltby Roy Company, front rear

tires at 25% with one extrarear tire, has 1951 new idealoader and bucket, and asnow bucket. Paint andcondition very good, barnkept. One owner, familytractor, $3,500. 908-362-6739. (4/4)

Fifth Wheel Hitch: Fits2003-2010 Dodge 2500,includes rail kit, $300. Call908-454-4779. (4/4)

1999 Olds. Aurora:loadedwell-maintaned, allmaintenance recordsavailable, 164k miles.

$3,300, OBO. Call 973-985-0050. (4/4)

Farmall H Tractor: newpaint, excellent condition,best offer. Allis ChalmerW-D tractor, tires like new,runs excellet, one owner,with snow plow, Best Offer.Call 610-588-7545. (4/4)

2002 Scott Riding Mower:Made by John Deere, 20HP,48 deck, garage kept, looksnew, needs engine work,have owners manual. $200.Call 908-334-4244. (3/4)

Indian Motorcycle 4Stroke: needs some work,comes with all the parts.Make offer, over $500. Call908-619-6262. (3/4)

2010 Kymco Quannon150Motorcycle: $2,400, OBO.Call Jeff as 610-588-7124.(3/4)

2007 Vespa Scooter: silver150 CC, like new w/ only4640 mi. Incl. fly windshield& luggage rack. $4500. Also, 2 helmets & rainsuit.Call after 6pm: 908-362-1124. (1/4)

1990 Ford Tempo & 89Ford Crown Vic: $11,500ea. OBO. Call FMI: 908-619-3827. (1/4)

1952 M38 Military Jeep:runs well. Many new parts.$4200. Call 908-459-4779.(1/4)

Call 908-362-0097 for Ads!


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