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Wayne Townshipand its 27 squaremiles of rolling,

lake darted country was notalways known as Wayne. Itwas not always part of PassaicCounty. Long before thecoming of the White Man, itwas inhabited by quiet,industrious Indians whofarmed the rich meadowlandsand hunted and fished in thewoods and streams. Theirlegacy to us lies in the manyplace names of Indian origin,which have given their iden-tity to our countryside.

In 1694, the English inNew York City sent a youngsurveyor, miner and landspeculator named Arent Schuyleron a secret mission to North Jerseyand beyond to check on a rumorthat the French were trying to

rouse the Indians to rebelagainst the English.Schuyler found the rumorto be false, but discovered

a rich fertile valley where theIndians grew a variety ofcrops. Schuyler reported hisfindings to the English inNew York City; then con-vinced seven prominent mento invest in the purchase ofthe land he referred to as thePompton Valley. These menwere Major AnthonyBrockholst, Samuel Bayard,Samuel Berry, Hendrick andDavid Mandeville, George

Ryerson and John Mead. Theseven chose Schuyler to be nego-tiator with the Indians for theIndian Rights to the area. SamualBayard was chosen to deal with theEast Jersey Company who had theland rights from the King ofEngland. Approximately 5,000acres were purchased for 250pounds and wampum (shells thesize and shape of a cigarette usedfor barter).

The purchase of the land wasconcluded on November 11,1695. The area now known asWayne Township then becamepart of New Barbadoes in EssexCounty. In 1710, the same areabecame part of Saddle RiverTownship in Bergen County.Arent Schuyler moved toBelleville, New Jersey, where hisservant brought him a bit of metal

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MAY 30•The North Jersey Concert Band, spon-sored by Indian Hills High SchoolPerforming Arts Association, presents

“From Bach to Beatles” at Indian HillsHigh School, 97 Yawpo Ave., Oakland,Friday May 30, 7pm. Admission is $5.00and benefits the Indian Hills High School

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MAY 31•GST Unlimited is having the greatestspring cleaning sale…everything has togo! Need to make room for new mer-chandise. Sale is Saturday, May 31 andSunday, June 1 from10am-4pm. Storewide sale of: furniture, appliances, tools,collectibles, toys, clothes, shoes and muchmore! Come see what we have enjoy thesales!!! GST Unlimited is located at 103

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JUNE 1•The Jewish Women’s Circle of theChabad Center of Passaic County invitesall women and girls ages 9+ to anevening of inspiration. This event will beheld Sunday, June 1, at 7:30pm at theCenter, 194 Ratzer Road, Wayne. Createyour own flower arrangements whileexploring the meaning of the giving ofthe Torah and its daily role in our lives.Receive delicious dairy recipes forShavuot! A spread of cakes, salads, andtea will be served. $10 per person. Formore info or to rsvp, please contact Chaniat: 973-694-6274 or email:[email protected].

JUNE 7•Craft Fair and Massai Market onSaturday, June 7, from 9 am-6pm at St.Michael’s Episcopal Church, 1219 RatzerRoad, Wayne. The Fair will have manyhandmade products from the MassaiTribe, food, cultural displays, their crafts,music and entertainment for children ofall ages. There is no fee for admission.Proceeds benefit St. Michael’s “Our Kids inKenya” orphanage which provides shel-ter, clothing, food and education.

JUN 10•Wayne Health Department, in conjunc-tion with Chilton Medical Center, will offeran Osteoporosis Screening, on Tuesday,June 10 from 9:30-11:30am in the

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Jim rushed home afterleaving the hospital wherehis mother just endured a

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which, the surgeon placedMartha in the hands of theafter surgery cardiac carephysicians. This team of doc-tors did not want the new

valve to be over-stressed, sothey gave Martha medicationto slow-down her heart rate.As it turned out, they slowedit down so much and so fast

that Martha died and theycouldn’t bring her back.Martha was 77 years old.

Jim, the eldest brother of4 children, was distraught tosay the least, turning next tosorrow then to anger, Jimcalled me from the funeralhome to tell me this story,cursing and threatening to suethe doctors for killing hismother. I was Martha’s andher late husband Bob’s finan-cial advisor for over 20 yearsand adored these wonderfulpeople and they felt the sameway about me. I was horrifiedwhen Jim called me with thedevastating news that Martha,my friend, would be my clientno more. What Jim said to menext made an indelibleimpression.

Early in my career, some33 years ago, I instructed myclients to list me in their littleblack book, you know the oneI am talking about, theiraddress and phone book. Itold Martha to list me under“F” for Financial and under

“L” for life insurance andagain under “I” for income.Martha and Bob were loyaland faithful clients who fol-lowed my suggestions and rec-ommendations to the letter.Her calendar and appoint-ment book had my name andnumber in all of the places Itold her to place it, “just incase”. Now Martha was goneand the life insurance claimforms needed to be completedand filed. The lawyer wantedto charge the family thousandsof dollars to probate theestate. Stopping that, I toldJim it would be my honor andobligation to help himthrough the process with nocost whatsoever! And that isexactly what we did.

Jim explained that hismother had the ultimate trustin me for she left multiplenotes to him so that it wouldbe impossible to overlook justone. Martha left more than adozen “Little Yellow Sticky”post-it notes anywhere Jimwould look in her house for

anything important. Sheposted those “Little YellowSticky’s” all over the house.One on her night stand andone more in the night standtop drawer. There was a L.Y.S.in the bathroom and anotheron and in her strong box. Onemore was found in the carglove box too. There was aLittle Yellow Sticky on therefrigerator and one more inthe basement by Bob’s tools.Jim told me that he found 13Little Yellow Sticky’s in total.

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During the month ofApril, the WayneTownship Memorial

First Aid Squad responded to397 emergency responses inWayne Township. The volun-teer membership put in 980hours on calls (equivalent to41 days) and traveled 4,297miles on calls. Among theresponses were 11 automobileaccidents, 3 fire calls, and 282emergency transportations.The total number of callsfor the year at the end of

April was 1,536.During April, the Wayne

First Aid Squad’s ambulances,ambulance bus, and personnelresponded to the “So Big DayCare Center” in Pequannockat the request of MorrisCounty’s Task Force. The buswas available for triage andpossible transport of the 42children and staff memberswho were victims of the car-bon monoxide situation.Fortunately, none of thepatients inhaled serious

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unique vehicle that can beused to triage, treat, and trans-port patients if needed. Sinceits arrival in mid-2012, the bushas responded to 32 incidentsincluding those in HurricaneSandy. The bus will be at theFirst Aid Station on WayneDay, June 8th, at WayneValley High School, and resi-dents are invited to stop byand take a tour of the bus.

Her L.Y.S.-L.O.I.’s all deliv-ered identically the same mes-sage.

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And that is exactly whatJim did. I was there to helphim when his head was filledwith emotion, sorrow andremorse, confused further bythe funeral obligations. Jimwas in need of a financialfriend on retainer at no costfor life, just like his motherhad, and I was there for herand Bob and now Jim the sonand Jim’s children as well.

Let me pause to ask you afew questions. Do you have afinancial friend on retainer atno cost for life? Do you have aname to put on your ownLittle Yellow Sticky-Letter ofInstruction to be there to helpyour spouse and or kids afteryou’re incapacitated or gone?Do you have ample life insur-

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JUN 20•Wayne Elks proudly presents VendorFair on Friday, June 20 from 7-10pm.This event is in our main hall. Come inand browse and shop, shop, shop.Featuring many diversified vendors withgolden opportunities to sell unwantedgold or silver for cash. If you are interest-ed in participating as a vendor call Reneeat 862-684-3533.

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•Calvary Gospel Church, 1559 HamburgTpk, Wayne announces our 2014 VBS. Itwill be held July 14-18 from 9am-12pm.This is a free activity for children gradespre K-5. The theme will be God’s Lovefrom the program (“Son TreasureIsland”.) Please call the church at 973-694-5385 to reserve your spot now!•The UONJ is an area-wide support groupfor ostomates, individuals with potential,new, existing or reversed ostomies. Weprovide direct aid and mutual support forthis group of individuals. Meetings areheld the second Monday of each month,at Chilton Medical Center, located at97 West Parkway in PomptonPlains. Meetings start at 7pm. Any ques-tions, please feel free to reach out to JoAnn Valent CWOCN (Co-president) [email protected] or 973-831-5168. •Holy Spirit School Carnival, 330 NewarkPompton Turnpike in Pequannock, startsTuesday, June 3 through Saturday, June 7

at 6pm every night. Come and enjoyfood, games, music, and rides with fami-ly and friends. $30 wristbands everynight for unlimited rides or purchase $20wristbands (on-line only) atwww.campys.com by June 3 at 2pm (norefunds).Pre-sale wristbands are valid foruse on any one day of the event. Pleasecall 973-835-5680 for more information. •St. Andrew Greek Orthodox Church,1447 Sussex Turnpike in Randolph, willhave their 44th Annual Big Greek Festivalkicking off this year on Friday, May 30,with a takeout menu. Evening festivitiesfrom 5-11:30pm; Saturday, May 31 from12pm-11:30pm; Sunday, June 1 from12pm-8pm. A downloadable coupon forfree admission is available atwww.BigGreekFestival.com, as well as amenu, directions and more.Visa/Mastercard accepted, and ATMavailable. Big Greek Festival is availablevia Facebook at www.facebook.com/ big-greekfestival.

•Preakness Bible Church, 1108Preakness Avenue in Wayne welcomesboys and girls of Wayne to their VBS July21st-25th from 9:30am-12pm. Thisyear’s theme is Weird Animals, to helpkids discover what one-of-a-kind lovemeans in their lives. This free camp for K-7th graders will include games, crafts,snacks, story time, songs, and skits.Register at www.preaknessbiblechurch.org.•Family Promise of Passaic County ishosting an online fundraiser withTastefully Simple. The Party will runthrough May 31. To place an order go to,www.tastefullysimple.com/web/gigler,select Family Promise, and place yourorder. For questions please feel free tocontact Geri Igler at [email protected] orcall 862-371-0205, or Susan [email protected] or 973-633-1128.For more information about the work ofFamily Promise of Passaic County, go towww.fppassaiccounty.org or visit us onFacebook. •Professional musicians and vocalists ofthe Wayne Seniors Swing Band will per-form for your dancing and listening pleas-ure on the third Tuesday of each month.Performances will take place from 12:30-2:30 p.m. at the Wayne Elks Lodge, 50Hinchman Avenue in Wayne. Requesteddonation is $2 from members of theWayne Elks Lodge and members of theWayne Adult Community Center. For allothers, requested donation is $3. Lightrefreshments will be served. For moreinformation, call 973-633-0734.•The Riverview Garden Club, based inWayne encourages local area residentswho are interested in gardening and inexpanding their botanical knowledge tobecome club members. Novice as well as


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The Lions raise their fundsthrough their annual Golf Outing,Super Bowl Raffle, BeefsteakDinner Dance as well as our manyother charitable fund raisingefforts.

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Wayne found themselves inManchester Township in thenewly named Passaic County.

Finally, on April 12, 1847the first Wayne Townshiporganization meeting was heldat the Henry Casey House onthe Paterson HamburgTurnpike. The first mayor,called the Chairman of theTownship Committee until1962, was William S.Hogencamp. The Citizensvoted to name the town for thedashing hero of the revolution,General Anthony Wayne.

Throughout the 18th and19th Centuries, WayneTownship was a peaceful farm-ing community. It had its shareof grist, saw and cider mills, aswell as blacksmith shops.Family wills and documentsshow evidence of local slaveryon the farmsteads. Gradualabolition of slavery in NewJersey began in 1804, but thepractice continued under thename of “apprenticeship” untilthe federal government abol-ished it in 1865 by theThirteenth Amendment to theUnited States Consti-tution.There were few local indus-tries. Some iron was mined,

and brick yards made use ofrich deposits of clay.Gunpowder was made by thefirm of Laflin and Rand onRyerson Avenue.

The Morris Canal ranthrough the southwestern partof Wayne carrying produce tomarket and coal fromPennsylvania. The canal wasreplaced by the railroad at theend of the 19th Century. Onerailroad car could carry morethan a canal boat and be usedthe year round. Season freez-ing of the canal limited itsuse. The railroad broughtvacationers, as well as produce,in the early 20th century. Inthe summer hordes of peoplefrom Manhattan and Brooklyncame to live in the summerbungalows and enjoy the beau-tiful rivers.

World War II madetremendous change toWayne. Summer bungalowswere converted to year roundliving residences to accommo-date the people moving here towork in war related indus-tries. Following the war, farm-land was converted to residen-tial living. The growth ofWayne resulted in a new formof government in the1960’s. A mayor, council, busi-ness administrator type of gov-ernment was instituted in

1962. An antiquated postalsystem was modernized by anenergetic leadership of thelocal Chamber of Commerce.

Modern highways havemade Wayne Township a virtu-al crossroad in NorthJersey. Routes 23, 46 and 80and the Paterson HamburgTurnpike have made Wayneeasily accessed for business andhomes. Several national firmshave located here.

Education instructionbegan in Wayne in a dugoutschool near Brandon Avenue.Legend says Anthony Waynesheltered his horse here duringthe Revolution. TodayWayne’s excellent schoolsnumber nine elementary, threemiddle and two senior high

schools in addition to severalprivate schools for all ages.

The first religious houseof worship was the PreaknessReformed Church, althoughnow there are many in numberand denomination.

Wayne has six historichouses that are on the Stateand National Registers:Schuyler-Colfax House, DeyMansion, Van Riper-HopperHouse, Mead-Van DuyneHouse, Van Saun House andRyerson House. In addition,there are twenty historicallysignificant sites.

Over the years Wayne hashad nationally known individ-uals as residents: namely AlbertPayson Terhune, the famouswriter of collie dog books;

Cecil DeMille, the moviemogul; and LeGrand Parish,the inventor of theWestinghouse air brake, a cou-pling device, and fire brickboxes.

Another national celebri-ty was the Preakness horse.Purchased in 1868 by MiltonHolbrook Sandford, owner ofthe Preakness Stables at thecorner of Valley Road andPreakness Avenue, for$4,000. On his maiden start,Preakness was entered into the“Dinner Plate Stakes” at thenew Pimlico race Track inMaryland. Preakness won thefirst race on October 25th,1870. In 1873 the MarylandJockey Club started a new rac-ing classic for three year oldsand named it “The Preakness”in honor of the first horse towin a race at Pimlico.

Today Wayne offers manythings for people of all ages;nursery schools, excellent ele-mentary and secondaryschools, churches for all faiths,an excellent modern library,convenient shopping centers,swimming pools, lakes andorganized recreation for all toprovide quality living fortoday’s citizens.www.waynetownship.com/history-wayne


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age in New Jersey andRockland County, NY, ispleased to announce thatWayne resident Cesar Cuevasis now affiliated with theColdwell Banker ResidentialBrokerage office in Wayne. Asa sales associate, Cuevas willprovide residential real estate

services in Wayne as well asthe surrounding communitiesof Passaic and Bergen coun-ties.

Cuevas has chosen acareer in real estate afterextensive experience inInformation Technology. Heis bilingual, fluent in bothEnglish and Spanish.

“Cesar’s technical andinterpersonal skills in his pre-vious career, as well as hisextensive knowledge of thelocal community, will make

him a valuable asset to his cus-tomers and clients,” said PattiTahan, branch vice presidentof the Coldwell BankerResidential Brokerage officein Wayne. “We greatly wel-come Cesar and look forwardto helping him grow his busi-ness.”

As a member of theWayne community, Cuevashas been involved in numer-ous organizations includingWayne PAL, Wayne SoccerClub, Wayne Boys and Girls

Club, Sportsfriends SC, PinesLake Elementary School andWilliam Paterson University.

For more information aboutbuying or selling a home, con-

tact Cesar Cuevas at 973-694-8000, ext. 318 or directly on hismobile phone at 973-769-0604.

The office is located at 1410Valley Road. Listings can be

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Sea saltFreshly ground black pepper1. To marinate the shrimp,combine the olive oil, redwine vinegar and garlic in alarge bowl. Stir to combine.Add the shrimp and allow tosit, covered, for 1 hour. Stiroccasionally.2. Prepare a medium fire in acharcoal or gas grill. Soak theskewers in water for at least 30minutes to prevent them fromburning.3. To make the tomato sauce,bring a medium pot of water

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