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f one of your resolutions for 2009 was to reduce stress you\u2019re not alone, as USA.gov says it\u2019s one of the top 10 New Year\u2019s Resolutions!

On Thursday, January 15, 2009 at 7:30 p.m. at the Washington Twp. Public Library, 37 E. Springtown Road in Long Valley, join Dr. Michael Hyjek (\u201cDr. Mike\u201d) of Valley Chiropractic & Wellness Center to

\u201cReduce Stress to Ring in the New Year\u201d. Discover what stress really is, see specific examples of how Positive and Negative BIOCHEMICAL Stressors affect you, and learn simple steps you can take to re-balance your self. Take home your per- sonal, Stress Action Plan to make 2009 a healthier and relaxed year!

Register for this event by contacting: The Library at: 908-876-3596 or go to www.wtpl.org under Adult Activities!

Unlike facilities that focus only on pain relief, VCWC is a health and wellness center, offering a full range of services designed to help you nurture your body's own healing systems and achieve maximum health and well-being.

Dr. Michael S. Hyjek is a health and wellness pro- fessional, committed to using state-of-the-art, non- invasive chiropractic; lifestyle changes and health information to empower people to achieve optimal health and quality of life. He received his Doctorate in Chiropractic from Palmer West Chiropractic College , and is also a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist.

house in Long Valley . With the help of her friends, Michele Taglione Rosenthal raised $1,500 for The Make A Wish Foundation by auctioning off gift baskets that each guest brought to the party. It was such a good time! Michele stated, "I am so happy that we did something so good for a charity especially at this time with the econ- omy suffering and charities suffering. I usu- ally host a luncheon every Christmas and

thought this would be a fun idea that would raise money. I hope to do it every year and I hope that anyone who reads this in the paper will get creative and incorporate a charitable endeavor into their parties as well and as often as they can".

The Paris House Designs motto is "You Only Have One Life To Live, It Is Important To Live It Beautifully"! They offer one of a kind unique parties, great entertaining and design ideas, unique interior design servic- es, fabulous recipes from around the world,

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playground at Rock Spring Park on top of Schooley\u2019s Mountain? The toddler play equipment, which was initiated in 2004 in memory of Sydney White, a toddler from Washington Township who past away sud- denly, and is designed for children between the ages of 2 and 5. The fence is made up of 8\u201d wide x 21\u201d long picket panels, has defined the perimeter of the play area and has kept our children safe and contained while playing.

This on going project requires the sale of at least 76 more pickets to complete its enclo- sure.

Buy a picket with an inscription in honor or memory of a loved one, for birthday, holi- day, graduation, conformation presents, or to help support our community playground. Your $100 donation will allow you to engrave up to 80 characters (periods, commas and spaces included).

To purchase a picket please go to www.wtmoris.org to print out a form and send your inscription along with your check to Washington Township Parks & Recreation, Attn: Sydney Fund to 50 Rock Rd. Long Valley, NJ 07853. Or stop by the recreation dept. for a form. To contact us call 908-876- 5941.

will help the audiences gain an understanding of the history, geography, language, culture and traditions of the Silk Road Countries on Wednesday, January 14, 2009 at 7:00 p.m. at the Washington Twp. Public Library, 37 E. Springtown Rd., Long Valley, NJ. Ms. Rajabova will have on dis- play in the library the traditional bride and bridegroom costumes, silk and gold embroidery items, hats, pillow cushions, handmade embroidery purses & bags.

Zulya Rajabova grew up in a city with 2500 years of history, her playground included temples and monuments, ancient

narrow laneways and the adobe home of her ancestors. It was here that she first learned the word "Hello" from passing tourists, and experienced the excitement of international community. She knew at a young age that she wanted to share her pas- sion for her homeland and has dedicated herself to cross-cultural exchange ever since. Now she is the founder and president of US based Tourism company SILK ROAD TREASURE TOURS which is spe- cialized in Central Asian tourism destina- tions

To sign up for this program, call the Library at 908-876-3596 or go to www.wtpl.org under Adult Activities.

During the event, the scouts prepared outdoor bird feed- er ornaments from pinecones, bread, bird seed, peanut but- ter, and cranberries. The finished products were later hung in the library's courtyard garden. This is the second year the Chester Garden Club and Chester Girl Scouts have joined together for this event. Chester Garden Club member, Ilona Ontscherenki commented, \u201c this workshop allows the Garden Club to share their expertise with the girls and to share techniques for attracting birds to a garden.\u201d

Girl Scouts of America is a national organization for girls in grades K - high school. There are over 3.6 million girl and adult members in the organization. For more infor- mation on how to join or volunteer with Chester Girls Scouts, contact Delores Dunne at (908)879-8890, or visit www.gsnnj.org

The Chester Garden Club promotes general interest in gardening, horticulture, conservation, the environment and civic development. For more information, write to: Chester Garden Club, P.O. Box 118, Chester, NJ 07930-0118.

(L) Allison Madsen, Chester 4th grade Girl Scout and (R) Garden Club Member, Ilona Ontscherenki hang bird feeder ornaments in Chester Library Courtyard garden on Saturday, January 10th.