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WPHS Band Members Enjoy Magical Time Performing In Disney World
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By Cheryl Conway rom the time they entered their private jet with the band’s logo on the back of every seat, to marching down Main Street with Mickey Mouse in Walt Disney World, band members of Whippany Park High School had an adventure of a lifetime. The WPHS Marching Band spent Thurs., March 9 to Sun., March 12 visiting Disney parks in Florida. The main purpose of their trip was to perform in the 6:30 p.m. parade down Main Street in Disney World’s Magic Kingdom in Orlando on Fri., March 10. Taking students down to Disney to perform in the park’s parade has been a trip organized by the school’s band director every four years with the help of the community for the past two decades. “It’s something they will never forget,” says Carl Sabatino, WPHS Band director since 1989. A trip he has
taken his students on since 1997, Sabatino says “it’s educational for kids to go away, make decisions and learn about anything they don’t learn in the classroom. “Disney is magical,” says Sabatino. “Something about that mouse that everyone loves.” Not every high school band gets the opportunity to perform in the Disney World parade, and not just any parade but the evening parade. Sabatino says, “6:30 is their main stage.” He explains, “It’s an application process,” that starts in September. “Anyone who wants to perform can get an opportunity.” Applicants are requested to send in a video and picture of their band for selection. “We play music that’s entertaining and popular,” says Sabatino. “Plus we are big. We play popular music. We are a band favorite.” Another band from Texas was also selected to
perform that night as well. The WPHS marching band performed “Adventures of a Lifetime,” by Coldplay. “That was our performance,” 15 minutes from the beginning of the park to Frontier Land. The students played the song about seven or eight times during the parade, he estimates. To prepare, the band members started rehearsing their performance in January when they were handed the parade tune. “We went outside a couple times on the track in February,” says Sabatino, grateful for “some nice days” in winter. “It was a good solid two months of preparation.” This year, 90 percent, or 142 of the band members were able to attend, says Sabatino. Members pay their own way with support of the WPHS Band Parent’s Association, which contributed $175 per student. “It was a community
effort,” stresses Sabatino. “We go every four years,” so the association holds fundraisers to save up for the big trip to help offset costs. In addition to marching, band members visited a host of Disney Parks including Epcot Center, Hollywood Studios, Blizzard Beach and got to see
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Cirque du Soleil in Disney Springs. Chaperoning the group are 18 adults made up of staff and parents. Two parents drive down the equipment and uniforms, adds Sabatino. “We went down by plane,” says Sabatino. “We chartered our own flight,” a big plane by Miami Airlines, he adds as it is next to impossible to book a flight for so many students. The best part was when the passengers entered the plane and saw their band’s circular logo on the head rest of every seat. “It was pretty cool,” says Sabatino. “They felt like rock stars.” Seeking this opportuni-
ty for his students for the past 20 years has been well worth the effort. “Watching the kids have that moment down there, watching them perform and have a good time,” explains Sabatino. It is “something they will never forget.” While performing in Disney World may stand out as the band’s highlight, Sabatino is proud of the group’s gold rating, received at the New Jersey Music Education Association Band Festival held in October 2016 at Wayne Hills High School, for its half time show performance. The band now looks forward to its spring concert set for May 9.
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Mayors Wellness Campaign Names Hanover Twp. As NJ Healthy Town Winner
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he New Jersey Health Care Quality Institute has awarded Hanover Twp. as a Healthy Town To Watch by
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he Hanover Township’s Education Foundation is organizing its third annual USTAF 5K race set to be held at Whippany Park High School on Sat., June 3. Proceeds from the race will aid the Hanover Township’s K-12 schools to enrich and enhance the current educational programs. New for 2017 is a Dinner For Two! All adults pre-registered for the FunWalk or 5K on or before May 15 will automatically
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a non-timed event. Walkers will receive the same race day bags, giveaways and tee shirts as the 5K runners. Register early by May 15 to be guaranteed a shirt. For additional information and sponsorship opportunities; contact Anthony J. Scarpino, Race Committee chair at 201-317-5794. Go to https://runsignup.com/ Race/NJ/Whippany/HanoversRacetoHealth5K to register.
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Police Department Seeks Community Assistance In Maintaining Safety
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tarily registering their privately owned surveillance camera systems. Information or footage captured on these surveillance cameras may facilitate the apprehension and prosecution of individuals involved in criminal activity in the neighborhood. Those who register will only be contacted by the department if there is an incident within the vicinity of their camera system, and it may request to view footage in order to
assist with the investigation. Please note that residents are not obligated to grant the department access to their surveillance camera footage at any time, whether their system is registered or not. To participate in this initiative, visit hanoverpolice. com. This site has a form under the “Video System Registration” tab, to complete and submit on-line.
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Soccer Club Readies For Spring Season
ver the next few weeks, Hanover Soccer will be kicking off the Spring 2017 Season. There’s still time to register for intramural
soccer while travel tryouts for next season, the 20172018 school year, will take place later this spring. Visit Hanoversoccer.com for more information.
The Hanover Soccer Clubs thanks all volunteers, partners and sponsors for their time and commitment to the program.
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Hanover Township Bobcats Complete Another Successful Wrestling Season
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he Bobcats had a tradition of success in Hanover Township and this year was a continuation of that string. The Bobcats completed the 2016/2017 campaign with a 7-3 record and sent a full squad to the league tournament. The lineup was a young one this year but finished a respectable 11 out of 30 teams at the competition. The team was led by coaches Steve Barone, CJ Engleberger, Artie Ehrhardt, Carlos Cabanillas, Chris Mignone and Paul Saliani. The success of the program is also measured by how well the wrestlers fare at the youth state tournament. This year there were four qualifiers including Logan Brzozowski, Todd
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Successful Wrestling Season... continued from page 6 credible time to administer to all of the program’s needs. The Bobcat team is much more than the youngsters training and competing. The Bobcats recognize and thank all parents for their support. The final tradition is the recognition of outgoing eighth graders. Dean Savercool has been around since he was a fixture at the lowest weight. He had a big leap this year from 65 lbs. to 96 lbs. Dean compiled 2017 record of 8-2 with seven pins and a fifth place in the league tournament. He is one of the most accomplished Bobcat wrestlers at the recreation level having placed or won the league championship five
times and placed or won at the state level just as many times. He is easily on the short list of the best Hanover Township has ever had. Matt Casiero has touched many weight classes during his time with the Bobcats but more than that, he grew into the leader. He has finished his Bobcat career far from where it started. As a youngster, Matt was frequently in the toughest situations against bigger more experience kids match after match. He took his lumps but that turned him into a great wrestler with a league record of 9-1 with five pins. He received a sixth seed in the league tournament. He had a great match against the eventual champion and finished second.
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lzheimer’s is one of the most common diseases affecting older people. Not ,only does it have a tremendous impact on those who have it, but also on their caregivers and society as a whole. NCJW/Essex Center for Women is having an Alzheimer’s workshop on Tues., May 2, from 10:30 a.m. to noon to provide a comprehensive overview for any woman who wants to learn about memory loss, Alzheimer’s disease, and other forms of dementia. Geriatric Care Manager Shelley Steiner, Education and Outreach coordinator for Alzheimer’s New Jersey will discuss risk factors, warning signs, steps to obtaining a diagnosis, and treatment options. Plan-
ning for the future, coping with behavioral and other changes, and accessing community resources will also be reviewed. Discover How to Become Your Best Self at NCJW/Essex Center for Women on Tues., May 23, 10:30 a.m. to noon during a workshop by Laura Ostheimer, a certified Wellness Coach, who will focus on how to change self-defeating behaviors into life-generating ones. Using the philosophy of positive psychology, Ostheimer will explore ways to identify obstacles and present methods that will enable others to incorporate positive choices and healthy alternatives into your daily life. Workshops are open to all women in the com-
munity and will be held at the Linda & Rudy Slucker NCJW/Essex Center for Women in Livingston. Registration is required. To register or for additional information about this or other programs, call the NCJW/Essex Center for Women at 973-994-4994 or visit www.centerforwomenNJ.org. Workshops are free for members of NCJW, and $7 per workshop for non-members. The Linda & Rudy Slucker NCJW/Essex Center for Women is a nonsectarian, nonprofit community service sponsored by the NCJW Essex County Section that works to improve the quality of life for women, children, families, and the elderly through a variety of nonsectarian services.
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orget to order favorite Girl Scout cookie treats? It’s not too late! Girl Scouts across northern New Jersey will continue selling Girl Scout cookies through April 23 during Cookie Booth Sale season. More than 700 booth sales are planned throughout Morris, Passaic, Sussex and northern Warren counties. “We often hear customers say that they do not know a Girl Scout who is selling cookies, or where they can purchase cookies in their area,” said Betty Garger, president and chief executive officer of Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey. “Starting Sat., March 18, girls will be holding cookie booth sales every weekend until April 23 throughout
Get Cookies Through Girl Scouts Of Northern NJ the area, so customers will be able to find their cookies right away, and still support Girl Scouts who are trying to reach their cookie sales goals.” Cookie customers can use the Cookie Locator on the Girl Scout Web site at www.girlscoutcookies.org. By typing in a zip code, customers can locate the nearest cookie booth sales. Serious Girl Scout cookie customers can also download the Girl Scout Cookie app for Androids or iPhones. Cookie sales generate funds for Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey and help pay for volunteer training, program activities for girls, and the maintenance of camp properties and service centers. All cookie proceeds stay in the local
community. Troop proceeds from the cookie program are often used to pay for community service projects like beautification plans or collection drives, in addition to girl program activities and trips. A variety of cookies are being sold at $4 per box, including Thin Mints, DoSiDos, Tagalongs, Trefoils, Samoas, and Savannah Smiles. Gluten-free Toffee-tastic cookies and the Girl Scout S’mores will sell for $5 per box, due to higher production costs – but these cookies in particular are in high demand this year and may not be available at all booth locations. Girl Scouts also continues its movement-wide celebration of the 100th season of Girl Scouts sell-
ing cookies. A century ago, girls started participating in what would evolve into the largest entrepreneurial training program for girls in the world: the Girl Scout Cookie Program, through which girls learn the essential skills they need to
become effective leaders, manage finances, and gain self-sufficiency, and confidence in handling money. To commemorate this banner year for the organization, the highly-anticipated Girl Scout S’mores cookies are now available, joining
classics such as Thin Mints and Trefoils. To learn more about the history of Girl Scout cookies and the Girl Scout Cookie Program, or to join or volunteer, visit www.gsnnj.org.
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NCJW Hosts Author Of A Holocaust Survivor’s Story Of Survival
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be Peck is the only living Holocaust survivor of an entire town in Poland. He is the only person left in this world who can provide a firsthand account of the atrocities committed by the Nazis against his family, friends and contemporaries. Maya Ross, the author of “Abe-vs-Adolf: The True Story of Holocaust Survivor Abe Peck,” will recount his astonishing story of survival at the National Council of Jewish Women (NCJW), West Morris Section’s Personal Giving Thank-You Brunch on Sun., April 30, beginning at 10 a.m., at a private home in Denville. The event is open to everyone who makes a do-
nation to the NCJW, West Morris Section’s Personal Giving campaign. Donations may be made by contacting Dorothy Cohen at dorothy_irvingcohen@ msn.com. Personal Giving is coordinated by Dorothy Cohen of Denville and Anne Gorman of Rockaway. Before Nazi Germany targeted European Jews for persecution and then ultimately annihilation in its insidious plan called the Final Solution of the Jewish Question, Peck had a wonderful childhood. But in March 1940, at only 15 years old, Peck was snatched from his home and family and forced to spend the next five unimaginably horrific years
as a prisoner in Nazi concentration camps. Robbed of his teenage years, with no parents to guide or care for him, Abe somehow survived starvation, disease, beatings, shootings, forced labor, death marches and prolonged imprisonment. If asked how he did it, how he defied death by beating the most abysmal of odds, he will simply say that he was lucky. But was it luck, or was it an indomitable will to live? By detailing his firsthand experience of the horrors of discrimination and genocide, through Ross’s book, he fervently hopes that subsequent generations will learn from the past and vow, “Never again.” Ross is a fiction writer
who met Holocaust survivor Peck while serving on the board of a not-for-profit philanthropic organization. She was so fascinated by his tale of courage and survival that she set out to write his true life story. Her talk at the NCJW, West Morris Section’s Personal Giving Thank-you Brunch promises to be eminently memorable. The National Council of Jewish Women (NCJW) is a grassroots organization of volunteers and advocates who turn progressive ideals into action. For further information about NCJW, West Morris Section, visit www.ncjwwestmorris.org.
Two Kids Foundation Looks To Help More Children With Cancer
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ore than $19K was raised Fri., Feb. 24, at the Two Kids Foundation Winter Gala and Trick Tray event held at the Brooklake Country Club in Florham Park. About 250 people attended to support the non-profit organization that provides financial assistance to families of children suffering from cancer or other diseases. The foundation raised money through charity events and donations. Last year, the organization donated to nine kids in 2016. The next big event is its annual Car Show set for Sun., Aug. 6 at the Horseshoe Lake Recreation Complex in Succasunna. The organization which be-
gan 19 years ago is run by 100 percent volunteers. Nineteen years ago, founder Arnold “Woody” DeTrolio and his wife sat in a hospital room with their son, who had just been diagnosed with Leukemia. For the next several years their ordinary life had been turned upside down. During this time he was overwhelmed by the volunteers and hospital staff at Hackensack University Medical Center (HUMC). They made their families trying times easier to bear. Woody said to himself “If I ever get the chance, I would like to give back and help others who are going through their own trying times.” While in the hospital, Woody and his son would talk for hours about restor-
ing his son’s car, a 1967 G.T.O. he bought before becoming ill. As the weeks and months went by in the hospital, they would look at books and magazines on car parts. They would talk about the day that his son would be able to come home and restore his G.T.O. That wonderful day came two and a half years later. That is when Woody put the two ideas together cars and giving back. His son’s love for cars led to the idea of having a car show fundraiser. In 2003 they hosted the first annual Whippany “Two Kids” Car Show on the grounds of the Birchwood Manor and it was a success. In 2005 the Two Kids Foundation became an established non-profit 501c
The Alwell family served as guest speakers at the Winter Gala. Will Alwell was diagnosed with Acute Lymphocyte Leukemia on Sept. 16, 2016.
corporation. In 2017, the organization plans to continue building awareness
and helping more children with additional events. Visit www.2kidsfoundation.
org to learn more about the organization, upcoming events and how to help.
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April Begins Garage Story Sunday Talks At Thomas Edison’s Glenmont Estate
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by Michele Guttenberger pecial ranger-led talks of Thomas Edison’s Glenmont garage begin every Sunday, every two weeks, through June 25. If wondering if Thomas Edison saw the future in electric cars, questions will be quickly answered with a visit to this famous West Orange inventor’s personal garage. Many Tesla car aficionados make the pilgrimage to the first electric charging station garage. Al’s Garage, his childhood nickname, is the steampunk time capsule of the electric car’s future for American suburban living. It is story telling of interesting developments conceived in this garage that journeys from car bat-
teries to Edison’s poured concrete dream homes. Like many successful businessmen, Edison’s own domestic domain was his garage. He built it in 1908. It was a fixture that he designed and he oversaw the construction himself. Edison’s garage was his own unique creation, because it was the prototype for his new cement construction venture. This home project helped him master the technique of constructing mass-produced, poured-cement houses using iron molds. His garage and the original Yankee stadium came from the same cement poured by his own Edison Portland Cement. Today’s news is about battery operated cars and
providing a charging station for them. Edison already had this technology over some 100 years ago, in his own garage. He owned electric cars that used Edison batteries. Edison invented the alkaline storage battery in 1901 and spent years perfecting it for use in automobiles. The garage was the place to service these cars. Edison also had a gasoline filling pump in his garage for his 1922 Model T Ford – a gift from his good friend Henry Ford. The most interesting feature of Edison’s garage is the turntable to help park these vehicles. A car could rest on the concrete turntable and a hand crank rotated it to a desired parking
position. The driver never had to struggle backing the car into a spot, the turntable did the navigating. Few residential garages today can boast having this feature. Spend a Sunday afternoon from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m.,
or 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. learning about Thomas Edison’s poured concrete garage. There is no additional cost to visit the garage apart from the regular NPS entrance fee. To view the awesome collection of Edison’s electric and gas powered
cars a Car Pass is required. They are obtained at the Edison Factory Lab visiting center in West Orange. Visit website for more calendar info at http://www. nps.gov/edis/index.htm or call 973-736-0550 x11 for visiting information.
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