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Willow Grove Students Skype With Experts At NASA
By J. L. Shively
ourth grade students at Willow Grove School launched
into learning with a presentation from NASA experts
on the solar system with an emphasis on their home
planet, Earth.
The darkly lit classroom gave off the illusion of sitting in
outer space as an image of the Earth from a satellite photo
was projected onto the Smartboard.
This particular Friday turned out to be unlike just any other
day. Fri., Feb. 5 at Willow Grove was an important day of
learning about science in an exciting way. The room hummed
with the students excitement as the final preparations for the
live video presentation were made.
Instead of the usual routine, the fourth grade students, split
into two groups, assembled at different times in a classroom
for a special Skype presentation with NASA personnel.
This program was brought to Willow Grove School by
Kristyn Damadeo, an alumni of the Hackettstown School
District and communications manager for Science Systems
and Applications, Inc., a contract company with NASA.
Damadeos project team, SAGE III/ISS, is located at the
NASA Langley Research Center (LaRC) in Hampton, VA.
With a degree in communication arts from Ramapo College, Damadeo started out her career writing for a newspaper,
eventually moving on to work for a wire service where she
wrote about renewable energy and politics. It was through
this job that she recognized her interest in being involved with
something that helped people.
Her husband, Robert Damadeo, is an atmospheric scientist
with NASA and eventually a job opportunity which combined all of her interests presented itself with the company.
I didnt even know this was a job I could be doing growing
up so I think its great to get out and tell them [the students]
about all the options they have, she says.
I really like connecting, especially with students and encouraging them to study STEM fields, Damadeo notes as
her inspiration behind offering this program to schools.

STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering and Math
and covers fields of education which many students have a
budding interest in.
Damadeos mother, Karen Echochard, has been a special
needs teacher at Willow Grove for the past 16 years and
helped to make the program possible at the school. The
presentation helps extend and enrich the students learning
and gives them the opportunity to have questions answered
by experts, Echochard explains.
The program is offered specifically to fourth grade students because it ties in with their curriculum. I work with
some fourth grade students and the fourth grade science curriculum includes the solar system, Echochard states, which
is why this program is offered to help spark their excitement
for science as well as help them connect what they learn in
the classroom to real world situations.
The program which Damadeo has brought to Willow
Grove is part of the NASA Day of Education, which was developed by the Science Directorate at Langley.
This is the third year students have had the opportunity to
become involved with this program and actively ask questions with experts through skyping.
The use of this media allowed for an open pathway from
students in their classroom to experts at the NASA Digital
Learning Network in LaRC in VA.
The presentation was entitled Look At Earth and began
with questioning the students about what they knew about
NASA. After listening to excited answers Damadeo announced, We [at NASA] are all explorers, but the students
can all be explorers too.
After a presentation showing stunning images of the Earth
from space, Damadeo turned the show over to the students,
allowing them to ask questions about NASA and the solar
system.
They ask really impressive questions, Damadeo says. I
am always shocked by the complex things they want to know

about.
Students at Willow Grove were no different, posing such
questions as Why does Titan have an atmosphere and
Why does Uranus spin on its side. Robert Damadeo answered each question with ease, giving the students an answer
they could understand and appreciate.
This same presentation has allowed the Damadeos to answer students questions across the country. Each year the
program is enhanced, taking into account any new available
resources so that the program is better catered to what stucontinued on page 2
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Tricky Tray Planned As Fundraiser For Dog Park
he Allamuchy Firehouse plans to host

the Petcular Tricky Tray on Thurs.,
March 31, to benefit the construction
of a dog park. Everyone 18 years of age and
older is invited to attend. Doors open at 5:30
p.m. The drawings will start after 7 p.m. For
this purpose, donations of baskets, merchandise, gift cards and monetary gifts are requested to make this event successful.
The funds raised will benefit Allamuchy
as well as surrounding towns with the construction of a dog park. The park will be one
acre in size with small and large dog areas.
A card reader will be installed to limit access
to only animals that have proper vaccinations. The monies raised will be used for land
preparation and fencing. This park will provide a safe environment for canine companions as well as their owners.
To date, fundraising for the dog park is

half way there.
Pre-buy tickets for the Petacular Tricky
Tray will be available starting Sat., Feb. 27,
noon to 2 p.m.; and Sun., Feb. 28, 2 p.m. to 4
p.m., at the Allamuchy Firehouse. The prebuy price is $10 for admission, one sheet of
tickets, a food voucher and guarantees a seat.
Also available will be additional sheets of
regular tickets for $3 a sheet. A $25 bundle
will be available after the purchase of admission. The bundle will consist of five sheets
of regular tickets, three tickets for the blue
specials and three tickets for the red specials.
Pre-buy purchases will be available for
pick-up at the door indicated for pre-buy at
the Allamuchy Firehouse the night of the
Tricky Tray. Tickets for the Grand Specials
will only be sold at the Tricky Tray. Starting
Students Skype...
specific facts, just introducing the idea that

its important that there are scientists and engineers who study the Earth from space,
Damadeo states.
For more information about the program
contact
Damadeo
at
Kristyn.damadeo@nasa.gov.
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dents are currently learning with their instructors.
The hope is to get a least one student excited about STEM and thinking about how
they might go into a STEM career field one
day. Theres no test, were not really teaching
Mon., Feb. 29, pre-buy forms will be available at Allamuchy Town Hall and online at
www.allamuchyfire.com, follow Dog Park
Tricky Tray link.
Final day to purchase pre-buy tickets is
Sat., March 19.
Hundreds of baskets and items will be displayed. Grand specials include a flat screen
TV, a dining out extravaganza and an X-Box
to name a few. Food and soda will be avail-
able for purchase. Admission is $12 on 3/31

which includes one sheet of regular tickets.
Additional sheets will be available at $4 each.
Other ticket options will be available that
night. There will be a 50/50. No one under
the age of 18 years of age will be admitted to
the Tricky Tray.
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LeGrand Shares Inspirational Story At Trinity United Methodist Church
By Anastasia Marchese
n Fri., Feb. 5, Eric LeGrand came to the Trinity
United Methodist Church, Hackettstown and spoke
to a full house of rapt listeners.
Five years ago, Eric Le Grand's life changed forever
during his junior year at Rutgers University. Rutgers was
playing Army in football, and during the fourth quarter Le

Grand was hoping to get the ball back for his team. Tragically he was injured in the process and broke his C3 and
C4 vertebrae. He was unable to breathe on his own. He was
paralyzed from the neck down. Once he was taken to the
hospital, the doctors didnt believe he would ever be able
to eat normally or breathe on his own again. He was being
sustained by a ventilator. His battle had only begun.
LeGrand refused to focus on how bad his situation was,
but instead chose to believe. He chose to be thankful for
the things that were good in his life. He chose to use this
experience for good and he is still making these choices to
this day.
I truly believe that this happened for a reason, he said
to the audience. No matter what, God has a plan for you.
Even if you dont know what it is right now.
During the course of the evening Eric shared many stories about people he has met during his fight against paralysis. No matter how bad you think you have it, there is
always someone who has it worse.
He shared sad stories of people who lost the fight against
paralysis and/or cancer and he said, How fortunate am I?
I know it sounds crazy, but there are thousands of people
who would like to be me in my shoes right now.
One of his greatest blessings is the people who have surrounded him with love and support. When asked by an audience member who inspires him, Eric was quick to praise
his mother.
She gave up her life so that I could be healthy and have
the best of everything.
His mother quit her job and stayed in the hospital during
LeGrands five month of recovery after his accident. She
still drives him to his physical therapy workouts, his speaking engagements, and his doctor appointments.
I want to get better, so that she doesnt always have to
take care of me.
Eric has already overcome many of the odds against him
and can eat normally and breaths on his own. He has regained sensation throughout his body and is able to move
his shoulders. The medical community has no real understanding of why he has recovered to this point, but LeGrand
credits God.
Le Grand is also very excited about the possible cures
being studied by the Christopher Reeves Foundation. He
truly believes that someday he will walk out to the MetLife
field where he was injured, lay down on the spot where he
fell, and then get up. His amazing faith and his desire to
help others, instead of focusing on his injury, is an inspiration to others to work and believe that they can overcome
their own struggles.
The audience at Trinity gave both LeGrand and his
mother standing ovations, and most people seemed to feel
that it would be a fitting tribute if they went on clapping
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mission encounter. While there, two Hydroid Water Filers were installed. The all
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908-310-3064
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By J. L. Shively
ith winter finally rearing its head, spring feels
very far away indeed. But with something to
look forward to, perhaps winter will not feel
so very far after all. On Sun., April 10, Dan Exter is set
to be hosting the second annual Layups 4 Life challenge
and registration for the event is now open.
Exter, a Roxbury High School alumni, always had a
passion for the game of basketball and his passion did
not fade when he was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia in the summer of 2013. Having fought his
cancer and won, Exter explains, I wanted to give back
and help the place which inevitably saved my life.
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC)
is where Exter received his treatments and it is this center
where the money raised from the Layups 4 Life challenge
will be donated. Having had his share of varsity court
time at RHS, Exter decided it would be the perfect place
to hold his challenge. I wanted to combine my passion
with a cause and that is how Layups 4 Life was born,
Exter explains.
Cancer research is a long and ongoing process which
is why funds are always needed for the research as well
as clinical trials which will aid in working towards a
cure. Exter explains that after last years challenge he
divided the donations up into three different categories

all within MSKCC. The categories were General
Leukemia, Pediatric Leukemia and a Bone Marrow Research Foundation. Although disbursement of funds has
not yet been decided for this year, it is likely that the
money raised from the challenge will again go to the
same categories within MSKCC.
The Layups 4 Life main challenge consists of a 3-on3 basketball tournament open to both boys and girls ages
15 and up. This challenge invites Roxbury residents to
compete and, as Exter explains, the challenge is open to
the Roxbury community and beyond, having stated that
lasts years event consisted of teams from all over the
east coast such as participants from New York, Connecticut and Massachusetts.
The teams can be co-ed and in the past had members
from ages 15 up to 50. The cost for registration is $25
per team member and teams consist of four members.
The cost of registration goes up to $30 per team member
after April 4.
This tournament gives a chance for anyone and everyone to show their skills on the court as well as an opportunity to honor family and friends who continue their
battle with cancer. Exter recalls that many teams make
t-shirts with their team name and one team last year had
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shirts to honor their friend still fighting cancer. This tournament is a great reminder of the strides that have been
made to combat cancer, with Exter being living proof,
but it is also proof that the battle has not yet won for
everyone.
An overall winner of the tournament will be chosen at
the end of the event. Last year the winners were presented with a gym bag with the Layups 4 Life logo on it
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and spectators who participated in the raffle and silent auction were able to win an
array of gift certificates donated by local
businesses as well as professional sports
memorabilia. Exter says a prize is hopefully in the works for this years winners
as well.
With last years tournament the Layups
4 Life challenge raised more than $10,000
with 40 teams registered to play and 300
spectators in the stands, the Layups event
had quite the draw. With this years event
drawing closer challengers, seasoned and
rookie, are invited to come out and register.
There is more than one way to participate. A group can register a team to take
part in the tournament. Teams consists of
four members, giving the 3-on-3 chal-
lengers a one substitute.

Even for those who wish to stay off the
court there is a place to help out, Exter explains that making a donation, becoming
a sponsor or even just coming by on the
day of the event to take part in the silent
auction and raffle as well as cheering on
the teams helps out just as much.
The event is scheduled to be held at the
ROHS on Sun. April 10; doors open at
10:30 a.m.; team registration confirmation
is at 10 a.m.
For more information about Layups 4
Life or to become a sponsor email Exter
at layups4life@gmail.com. To donate to
the program or to register for the event go
to www.layups4life.org. To stay in the
loop follow Layups 4 Life on Twitter and
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Realtor Of Year Announced
n Dec. 8, 2015 at the Atlantic City

Convention Center, the New Jersey
Association of Realtors presented
The Realtor of The Year Award For 2015 to
the recipients from the associations 20
boards. Among those winners was
Blairstown resident Linda Simpson who
won the Realtor of the Year award for the
Warren County Board.
Jeannie Luongo, executive officer of the
Warren County Board of Realtors said
Linda is so deserving of this award for not
only being an exceptional realtor, but for all
of her involvement within our own board.
She is a great asset to the Warren County
Board of Realtors in all she does to help out
on a regular basis on our committees, which
are membership, nomination/awards, equal
opportunity/cultural diversity, outreach and
promotions and press releases. We thank
Linda for all that she contributes to the industry. Congratulations Linda on being our
local board Realtor of the Year.
RE/MAX Town & Valley is open seven
days a week until 8 p.m., with has two offices located in Hackettstown. For all real
estate needs, call 908-852-1333 or 908-
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from 8 a.m. until 11 a.m. on Sat., March 19.
The cost for the breakfast is $8 per adult.
Seniors and children under 13 is $5; kids
under five eat free. The Easter Bunny will
be available throughout the breakfast for kids
to take pictures with.
459-9888; or visit on the web at www.townandvalley.com.

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coffee.
Donate to Ecumenical Church: please
bring canned and boxed foods to the breakfast for donation.
Festival Of Trees Supports Arc Of Warren County And Abilities Of Northwest Jersey
he Dec. 6 annual Festival of Trees,

hosted by the Rossi Family of
Rossi Chevrolet Buick GMC in
Washington, raised more than $25,000 for
Abilities of Northwest Jersey and the Arc
of Warren County. The Rossi building was
transformed with more than 50 decorated
trees donated by Evergreen Valley Christ-
mas Tree Farm in Washington, and sponsored by local businesses.

The Festival of Trees is a wonderful
way of bringing the community in and
giving back to the community at the same
time, said Patti Sue Rossi.
Abilities of Northwest Jersey provides
individualized employment and support
Ed Rossi of Rossi Chevrolet Buick GMC in Washington presents the proceeds from the 6th Annual
Festival of Trees to representatives from The Arc of Warren County and Abilities of Northwest Jersey.
services to more than 300 individuals with

disabilities daily.
The Arc of Warren County provides
residential, family support and advocacy
services to more than 1,000 people annu-
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and developmental disabilities and their
family members. For additional information, visit www.rossifestivaloftrees.com.
Warren County Hall Of Fame Looking For 2016 Candidates
n the past few years, the Warren County

Hall of Fame has inducted some of the
most amazing people from the county
into its elite club. While some may be somewhat considered "household names," others
are just folks who have gone an extra yard to
make things better for those around them.
That's the beauty of the Warren County Hall
of Fame. Persons don't have to hit 500
homers or throw 500 touchdowns, or win two
Emmy awards to be eligible. Making a dif-
ference is all that matters.

The committee seeks anyone who is Hall
of Fame caliber to be nominated for the Class
of 2016.
What started as a simple idea has truly become a go-to event, and a prestigious honor,
for many. The Hall of Fame dinner has been
a sellout the past three years as folks come
out to support the County's best.
The Warren County Hall of Fame honors
individuals from a variety of backgrounds
Donate To Provide Education

And Entertainment To Children Patients
ayla Abramowitz of North Palm

Beach, FL., began the Kayla Cares 4
Kids organization in March of 2013
to help children in hospitals feel better
through entertainment and education. Kaylas
goal is to donate items to every childrens
hospital and Ronald McDonald House in the
country.
The nonprofit organization has now delivered 10,000 items to 84 hospitals in 50 states.
Kayla Cares 4 Kids has donated hundreds of
video game consoles, video games, Nintendo
DS, DVD players, Boom Boxes, CDs, board
games, toys, arts and crafts, as well as thou-
sands of DVDs and books.

Local collection boxes have been set-up
at Livingston Police Headquarters, West
Essex YMCA, Livingston Community Center, Andy's Family Music Center, East
Hanover Star Bucks, Florham Park Diner,
Florham Park Star Bucks, Roseland Star
Bucks, PM Pediatrics on Route 10 East, Dr.
Anthony Quartell at 316 Eisenhower Parkway, and Dunkin Donuts at 464 West Mt.
Pleasant Ave., Livingston.
For more information about Kayla Cares
4 Kids, call 561-389-4648; or visit
www.KaylaCares4Kids.org.
who have made Warren County proud. Individuals from all walks of life have already
been inducted into the Hall of Fame, from
sports to business. In all, more than 30 people
have been inducted since the start of the Hall
in 2010. This year's Hall of Fame Dinner,
scheduled for October at Hawk Pointe Golf
Club, will be the seventh annual.
The establishment of the Warren County
Hall of Fame, sponsored by the WCCC
Foundation, creates a forum for honoring
Warren County's finest in the following
fields. Nominees must either live or have
lived in Warren County or serve Warren
County. Nominees should be living. The various Hall of Fame categories for consideration, although not limited to, include:
Public service: a community volunteer,
elected official who has truly made a difference in the lives of Warren County residents;
business person who has gone beyond the
call of duty to give of himself as a volunteer
or contributor to a cause, etc.
Business, either a business person or a
business that has made an impact on Warren
County life.
Education: an elementary or secondary
school educator whose efforts have positively
impacted youngsters in one way or another;
does not have to be based on long-term service, could be a "younger" educator who has
designed a program with lasting effects.
Sports: athlete, coach, sports administrator
having an impact in Warren County or elsewhere.
Arts and entertainment: music, theater,
dance, radio, television, fine art, etc. in Warren County or elsewhere.
Military service: active or veteran who has
impacted other active or veteran soldiers with
deeds "beyond the call of duty."
Special recognition: someone who has
contributed to the greater fabric of Warren
County who does not necessarily fill any of
the fields of consideration.
Nominations should be made by May 10.
The establishment of the Warren County
Hall of Fame, sponsored by the Warren
County Community College Foundation, creates a forum for honoring Warren County's
finest in an array of fields. The Hall of Fame
itself is set up at Warren County Community
College, where the public is invited to see it.
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someone, visit www.wcccfoundation.org;
call 908-835-2334; or email wchalloffame@warren.edu.
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CAREGivers are each unique and like the colorful
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Kathy Slater, who resides in Hackettstown, is
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One special family came to know Slater as she

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bird seed, and treats for the wildlife. She would
arrange the goodies around the base of the Blue
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from their living room window. This provided
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critters who came to dine.
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was presented with a $1,000 donation from DaVita Healthcare Partners Inc. of Hackettstown on Jan. 8.
Annually, DaVitas Way of Giving program recognizes organizations that positively impact their community.
We have a special place in our heart for
this organization, explained DaVitas
Hackettstown Facility Administrator,
Suzanne Sutton. We recognize and value
the good work Abilities performs in the
community. Sutton credits Kent Thiry,
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CEO of DaVita Healthcare Partners, for instilling a culture that values community enrichment. Kents generosity has trickled
down to all aspects of the organization,
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We appreciate their generosity and
value having partners like DaVita, said
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enhancing lives and building stronger communities. This donation and partnership
Did You Know?
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price for a new car in 1986 was
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determined, in September 2015, the automotive resource Kelley Blue Book
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transaction price for light vehicles in August
2015 was $33,543. Those figures should raise
eyebrows among consumers, as they illustrate just how much more expensive new cars
have become over the last three decades. The

U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Consumer
Price Index inflation calculator indicates that
$9,255 in 1986 had the same buying power
as $20,041.47 in 2015, leaving consumers in
2015 well short of the necessary funds
needed to purchase new vehicles. If new vehicle buyers in 1986 were faced with similar
average car costs as buyers in 2015 faced,
they would have needed $15,489.91 to drive
a new car home from the dealership.
Abilities CEO Cynthia B. Wildermuth, DaVita administrator Suzanne Sutton, Ashley Lommatzsch
and Robert Urgovitch (from left) and Lenora Kendricks (in front).
will have a positive impact on our efforts

to expand community employment and
volunteer opportunities for those we
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Since 1974, Abilities has been providing support services for persons with disabilities residing in Warren, Morris, Sussex
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the Hackettstown area, held its
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Chapel in Hackettstown. The event recognized Scouts rank advancements and Merit
badges completed throughout the quarter.
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such as canned chicken, corn, green chilies,
olives, beans and tomatoes atop lettuce combine to create a wholesome Chicken Burrito
Salad the whole family will enjoy. And in less
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of spinach transform into a hearty Pasta with
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For more information, recipe inspiration
and the benefits of canned foods, visit CansGetYouCooking.com.
Chicken Burrito Salad
Prep time: 15 minutes
Serves: 6
Salad:
1 small head romaine lettuce, torn into small
pieces
1 cup cooked brown rice

1 can (15 ounces) black beans, drained and
rinsed
1 can (14 ounces) diced tomatoes
1 can (10 ounces) chicken breast chunks,
drained and flaked
1 can (10 ounces) corn kernels, drained
1 can (4.25 ounces) diced green chilies,
drained
1 can (2.2 ounces) sliced ripe black olives,
drained
Dressing:
2 tablespoons fresh-squeezed lime juice
1 tablespoon fresh chopped cilantro
3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
salt and ground black pepper, to taste
Salad: In large platter or individual bowls,
place lettuce leaves. Top with brown rice,
black beans, diced tomatoes, chicken, corn,
green chilies and black olives.
Dressing: In small bowl, combine lime
juice and cilantro; whisk in olive oil. Add salt
and pepper, to taste. Drizzle dressing over
salad.
Pasta with Spinach Pesto
Cook time: 15 minutes
Serves: 4
1 can (13.5 ounces) spinach, well drained
1 cup fresh parsley leaves
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1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese

1/2 cup walnuts or almonds
1 large garlic clove
blend well. In slow, steady stream, add olive

oil until mixture is blended and smooth.
Cook fettuccine as package directs. Drain.
Toss spinach pesto with fettuccine.
1 teaspoon dried basil

1/4 teaspoon salt
1/8 teaspoon ground black pepper
1/2 cup extra-virgin olive oil
1 box (16 ounces) fettuccine noodles
In food processor, combine spinach, parsley, cheese, nuts, garlic, basil, salt and pepper;
Southern Style Succotash with Sweet Corn

Sauce
Serves: 4
4 ounces olive oil
1 can (14.5 ounces) sweet corn kernels,
drained
1 can (15.5 ounces) butter beans
1 can (15 ounces) sweet peas
1/2 cup sliced canned carrots, drained and
diced
1/4 cup canned diced tomatoes
8 sprigs fresh thyme
1 fresh bay leaf
salt and pepper, to taste
Add olive oil to large skillet and quickly
saute all ingredients with salt and pepper until
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3 ounces champagne or dry white wine
4 tablespoons butter
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and place strained corn juice in small
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add cold butter, salt, pepper and fresh thyme.
Curried Pumpkin Soup


Serves: 4
2 tablespoons butter
1 medium onion, chopped
1 large carrot, peeled and chopped
2 cloves garlic, minced
2 teaspoons fresh ginger, minced
1 1/2 teaspoons curry powder
1 can (14 ounces) chicken or vegetable broth
2 cans (15 ounces) 100% pumpkin
1 can (14 ounces) coconut milk
1 teaspoon salt
pumpkin seeds
In large saucepan, melt butter over
medium heat. Add onion, carrot, garlic, ginger and curry powder. Cook until carrots are
almost soft, 5-8 minutes, stirring occasionally.
Add broth and bring to boil over high
heat. Reduce heat to medium-low; cover and
simmer until carrots are very soft, 10 minutes.
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Garnish with pumpkin seeds, if desired,
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Heath Village Resident Displays Her

Counted-Cross Stitch Creations
elen Lell, a new Heath Village

resident, recently presented her
collection of counted-cross stitch
artwork at the Gallery at the Village.
After her husband passed away in
1984, Helen began doing counted-cross
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complete. Lell has a special interest in Nacontinued on page 30
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tive American Indians and featured this
culture in its own room in her former
Toms River home. However, one of her
most prized pieces is that of her dog,
Lady Lell, which was done using a custom made pattern.
Helen has been a member of the Order
of the Eastern Star for many years. She
donated one of her counted-cross stitch
pieces, an 11x14 piece featuring hot-air
balloons, to the Order which raffled it off
for more than $1,700; the proceeds of
which were donated to a charitable cause.
Her current project is again for the Order.

Each year, the officers of The Grand
Chapter Order of Eastern Star make a gift
to the Grand Matron and Grand Patron.
The gift this year is a counted-cross stitch
quilt. All of the Grand Officers make two
squares.
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Did You Know?
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