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Special to The Sun
The Montgomery Friends Farmers Market, which is held every Saturday through October from 9
a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Village Shopper parking lot in Skillman, offers a wide range of vegetables,
such as fresh grown Jersey tomatoes, as well as a wide range of herbs, including basil and scapes.
Montgomery Friends Farmers Market
MEMS
hosts
blood
drive
BY HEATHER FIORE
The Montgomery Sun
Beginning in October, the
Montgomery Evangelical Free
Church will open the doors to its
newly established food kitchen
known as the Abundant Harvest
Community Kitchen, which has
been an idea in the making for
the last several years.
The Abundant Harvest Com-
munity Kitchen is a new min-
istry of the MEFC to offer a free
hot meal and Christian fellow-
ship to any and all people from
inside and outside the communi-
ty, said Donald Sears, member of
the MEFC.
It all started four years ago
when we started doing a men's
breakfast once a month, he said.
Initially, it was just guys from
the church, but then we started to
branch out to other churches and
people from the community, par-
ticularly Pike Run because it's
right near us.
Although the mens breakfast
Church
to open
new food
kitchen
BY HEATHER FIORE
The Montgomery Sun
Around two-dozen people par-
ticipated in the community blood
drive that Montgomery EMS held
for the University Medical Center
of Princeton at Plainsboro earlier
this month, where MEMS ac-
quired enough donations to po-
tentially save the lives of 60 peo-
ple.
This is the fourth successful
event MEMS has held for the
UMCPP, a partnership that began
last year, said John Connacher,
president of MEMS.
When we decided to hold a
community blood drive at the
squad building, we decided on
sponsoring UMCPP for several
reasons, he said. Roughly 60
percent to 70 percent of our pa-
tients are transported to UMCPP,
so that hospital seemed to be the
logical choice to work with. Also,
UMCPP has told us all blood col-
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was successful throughout the
years, drawing between 20 and 40
men each month, the church real-
ized it wasnt targeting all people
in need, Sears said.
Over the years, as the econo-
my has been struggling, I've been
feeling more impressed by the
need to start to feed people and
families who have good jobs, but
they just can't make ends meet,
he said.
Its still a struggle for a lot of
families, so we started to explore
the idea of expanding our mens
breakfast to a meal program for
families.
After distinguishing a need,
members from the MEFC
reached out to township officials,
including Township Administra-
tor Donato Nieman, and Commu-
nity Resource Manager Denise
Crowley, who both helped the
church begin its initiative.
The pastor and I met with
them in May, and they were very
excited with our idea to start
some sort of meal program,
Sears said. They suggested we
do it on the weekends because
they provide a meal for seniors
during the week at the senior
center. That fit in with our
thought, which is how we figured
to serve lunch on Saturdays.
After designating a day when
the MEFC will offer the meals,
Sears did extensive research on
surrounding soup kitchens, in-
cluding the Cornerstone Commu-
nity Kitchen, which is run by the
Princeton United Methodist
Church. There, he obtained vital
advice on how to run a food
kitchen.
I dropped in once to see how it
worked and met with the guy
who started it and oversees it,
Sears said. He was very helpful
and had good suggestions about
what to do and what not to do.
They're the ones who said to us,
'don't do once a month. If you're
going to do it, do it once a week.
People aren't just hungry once a
month, they're hungry every
week.' So, we said let's go for it
and do it once a week.
Sears and his wife also re-
searched what other local food
kitchens in the area offered be-
cause they didnt want to dupli-
cate anything. They found that
there were a lot of facilities north
of Montgomery near New
Brunswick and Somerville but
realized a huge gap around their
local area.
Right around where our
church is, theres nothing avail-
able, and we saw it as God direct-
ing us to start something and
open our doors for people to get a
good meal, he said.
This whole experience has
been a good eye opener for people
in the churches. Montgomery is a
nice area, but there's still a fair
amount of need, and you'd never
know it by just driving around.
With help from Crowley, the
MEFC is working with the Mont-
gomery Food Pantry, as well as
local businesses, farmers and in-
dividuals to obtain food for the
weekly meals.
The Montgomery Food
Pantry is going to provide us
with food for our kick-off meal,
Sears said.
Theyre also doing good pub-
licity for us to the seniors and
clients who use the pantry.
Hopefully, we will create a net-
work of food suppliers so that we
can tap into the Food Pantry once
a month for a meal, then go some-
where else for next week, etc. Our
vision is to have enough food sup-
pliers so that it's a once a month
obligation.
Sears is also reaching out to
local farms for donations, which
is something they learned while
observing the Cornerstone Com-
munity Kitchen at PUMC.
They get their food from
TASK (Trenton Area Soup
Kitchen), Sears said. They
reach out to local farms to get
some side dishes, and the main
dish comes from TASK. We plan
to do the same thing.
People from the church are
also going to help the effort by do-
nating homemade baked goods
and other dishes, Sears said.
This is a step of faith; we
prayed about it a lot and now it's
time to do something more than
just the men's breakfast, he said.
The congregation is super ex-
cited; we're all excited to start
this 70 people have already
signed up to volunteer from
church.
Its open to everyone in the
community. We don't care if they
believe or not or what religion
they are, we just want them to
come, Sears said.
The Abundant Harvest Com-
munity Kitchen will open on Sat-
urday, Oct. 5 at MEFC, which is
located at 246 Belle Mead-Grig-
gstown Road.
A free hot meal and Christian
fellowship will be served every
Saturday from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
For more information or to get
involved, email abundanthar-
vest@mefc.org or call (908) 874-
4634.
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The following information was
provided by the Montgomery
Township Police Department.
On July 29 at 4:29 p.m., the
Montgomery Township Police re-
sponded to 1200 Route 206 for a re-
ported theft.
It was reported that someone
recently entered the structure to
cut out copper wiring and plumb-
ing from the walls and ceilings.
The copper wiring and plumbing
was then removed. The items
taken were reported to have a
scrap value of more than $40,000.
On Aug. 11 at 2:06 a.m., police
stopped a 2010 Hyundai Tuscan
for careless driving. The driver of
the vehicle, a 23-year-old male,
was found to have an active traf-
fic warrant for his arrest from
Ringoes Municipal Court for con-
tempt.
He was placed under arrest
and transported to Montgomery
Police Department. He posted the
$81 bail and was released.
On Aug. 13 at 11:36 a.m., Mont-
gomery Township Police arrest-
ed a 21-year-old male after he
showed up at police headquarters
to retrieve his car that had been
abandoned and impounded.
The warrant was from Eliza-
beth in the amount of $157. He
was placed under arrest at the
Montgomery Police Headquar-
ters and processed.
He was released after posting
bail.
On Aug. 14 at 1:21 pm, Mont-
gomery Police and Montgomery
Township EMS responded to
Route 206, north of Applegate
Road, for the report of a motor
vehicle crash with injuries.
A 28-year-old male was operat-
ing a 2013 Honda Accord on
Route 206 north and struck the
rear of a 2006 Toyota Highlander
operated by a 44-year-old female.
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MEMS offers all
donors a free lunch
lected at the blood drive will be
used for patients at the University
Medical Center of Princeton hos-
pital.
UMCPP has provided staff
members to assist at each of
MEMS community blood drives.
Connacher added how the sum-
mer is a particularly important
time for people to get involved in
blood drives.
Blood supplies tend to fall dur-
ing the summer, he said. There
have been reports that donations
are already down by 10 percent
over expected, and are historical-
ly low over the Labor Day week-
end.
To encourage community
members to participate in MEMS
quarterly blood drives, they offer
all donors a free lunch and a free
ice cream coupon from Thomas
Sweet, the ice cream parlor locat-
ed next to Montgomery Cinemas
in Skillman.
To date, the community has
donated more than 100 pints of
blood, he said. We are very
grateful for their support.
MEMS is an all-volunteer or-
ganization that provides basic life
support 24 hours a day, 365 days a
year. They are not affiliated with
any hospital or municipal entity.
All services provided by Mont-
gomery EMS are provided free of
charge.
We are neighbors helping
neighbors, Connacher said.
To learn more about MEMS or
how to volunteer, go to
mems47.org.
MEMS
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ittle by little, the effects of
health-care reform, or Oba-
macare as its commonly
known, are starting to come to light.
Change in price and type of health in-
surance, and the availability of public
health insurance, will take shape in
the coming months.
In July, the Obama administration
made a change to one aspect of health-
care reform that they said would help
make them a friend to American busi-
ness: They delayed the employer
mandate provision by one year, to
2015.
The provision has been controver-
sial since it was announced, because it
requires businesses with 50 or more
full-time employees to provide health
insurance.
The Obama administration pro-
claimed that the delay would give busi-
nesses relief they needed as they are
still attempting to get back up to full
speed.
But will it work? We doubt it will.
Take a look at Middletown, N.J., a
Monmouth-County township of ap-
proximately 66,552 residents as of the
2010 Census. Just last week, the town-
ship cut hours for part-time employees
to avoid having to offer them health in-
surance. The move saves the township
an estimated $775,000 per year.
Its a great move for the township,
but not so great for the employees,
who now get fewer hours and no
health insurance through their em-
ployer and possibly also the resi-
dents, who now may have to face a cut
in services.
Middletown made the move now,
even though the employer mandate
was pushed back to 2015.
Similar cost-saving tactics could be
used in our town, and the question
would be: How would that affect our
services, and possibly our neighbors
own wallets?
That is unknown as of yet, but its a
reality we may have to face not only on
the public employment level, but also
on the private employment level, as
businesses make similar cost-cutting
measures.
It just makes no sense to us.
Not really friendly to business
Delay of Obamacares employer mandate provision delays the inevitable
Your thoughts
What are your thoughts on the
employer mandate provision of the
Obama administrations health-care
reform? Tell everyone what you think
through a letter to the editor.
Committee announces two local farms to be preserved
The Township Committee recently an-
nounced that two local farms will be pre-
served this year utilizing a combination of
state, county and municipal funds.
The Pariso family farm on Skillman and
Fairview Roads will be preserved by sum-
mers end, of which 60 percent is being
funded by the state with the remainder
being split between the county and town-
ship. In the historic Bridgepoint neighbor-
hood, the 35-acre Howard farm will be pre-
served by the state and county. In a deal ad-
vocated by Montgomery and D&R Green-
way Land Trust, the county has agreed to
preserve the Howard farm and cover the
funds that Montgomery would normally
provide.
The township appreciates our continu-
ing partnership with the county's open
space team and thank them for their leader-
ship. A fall or early winter 2014 closing is
anticipated.
Things are really taking shape at Skill-
man Park where Somerset County contin-
ues work by removing concrete, utility
poles, and dead trees and brush. Engineer-
ing and permitting of a 2.5-mile trail that
will loop around the site is underway and
the county is planning for construction in
2014. An estimated nine acres of existing
asphalt is slated for removal. Much of this
asphalt are the old roadways that wont be
utilized as part of the new trail. One park-
ing lot across from Village Elementary
School has already been refurbished, and
two additional parking lots off of Main
Boulevard are planned. Once completed,
Skillman Park is going to be a true gem for
our community.
Montgomerys commitment to preserva-
tion has spanned almost 30 years, resulting
in more than 35 percent of the township
being protected. To help achieve our future
goals, the township was recently awarded
$325,000 in new Green Acres funding and
received $500,000 in additional farmland
preservation funds to use toward acquisi-
tions. Staff are currently working with
landowners and funding partners to estab-
lish fair market values for the top priority
properties, and to move ahead with negoti-
ations.
The Open Space Committee is always
looking for more volunteers to support our
open space program through trail building,
invasive species removal, tree planting
projects and other stewardship activities.
The township and Montgomery Friends of
Open Space are currently building trails on
the townships newest preserve on Grand-
view Road.
Check the Community Calendar on the
township website for updates, or email Lau-
ren Wasilauski, open space coordinator, at
LWasilauski@twp.montgomery.nj.us to be
added to the volunteer mailing list.
Law enforcement officers from
the Montgomery Township Police
Department will be cracking
down on drunk drivers as part of
the 2013 Labor Day Drive Sober
or Get Pulled Over campaign.
Running through Sept. 2, local
and state law enforcement offi-
cers will conduct sobriety check-
points and roving patrols, looking
for motorists who may be driving
while intoxicated.
Drive Sober or Get Pulled
Over is a national campaign de-
signed to raise awareness about
the dangers of drinking and driv-
ing through high-visibility en-
forcement and public education
tools, including posters, banners
and mobile video display signs.
Launched across the U.S. in 1999,
the program works to combat
drunk driving during some of the
busiest travel times of the year,
including the Labor Day holiday
period.
Recent surveys indicate that
many people harbor the danger-
ous belief that after a few drinks
theyre still safe to drive, said
Gary Poedubicky, acting director
of the Division of Highway Traf-
fic Safety. Even one drink can
impair your judgment and reac-
tion time, putting not only your-
self, but everyone on the road, in
danger.
In 2012, alcohol-impaired fatali-
ties accounted for 19 percent of
New Jerseys motor vehicle fatali-
ties. As part of the initiative, the
Division of Highway Traffic Safe-
ty provides grants to local law en-
forcement agencies throughout
the state to run the two-week cam-
paign.
Law enforcement agencies par-
ticipating in the Drive Sober or
Get Pulled Over 2013 crackdown
offer the following advice if you
plan to drink, designate a driver,
someone who will not drink alco-
hol, before going out; take mass
transit, a taxi or ask a sober
friend to drive you home; spend
the night where the activity is
held; report impaired drivers to
law enforcement (drivers may
dial No. 77 to report a drunk or
aggressive driver); always buckle
up, every ride, regardless of your
seating position in the vehicle;
and, if youre intoxicated and
traveling on foot, the safest way to
get home is to take a cab or have a
sober friend or family member
drive you to your doorstep.
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THURSDAY AUG. 29
Community Coffee Morning: 10 to 11
a.m. at Mary Jacobs Library, 64
Washington St., Rocky Hill.
Monthly informative gathering
featuring a guest speaker talking
about a relevant community topic
followed by open discussion and
question forum. For more infor-
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the Mary Jacobs Library. This
month's book selection is Free-
dom, a novel by Jonathan
Franzen. Freedom comically
and tragically captures the temp-
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the thrills of teenage lust, the
shaken compromises of middle
age, the wages of suburban
sprawl, and the heavy weight of
empire. In charting the mistakes
and joys of Freedom's charac-
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to live in an ever more confusing
world, Franzen has produced an
indelible and deeply moving por-
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Monday Oct. 14 3:45 p.m. Bridgewater Montgomery High School
Wednesday Oct. 16 3:45 p.m. Ridge Ridge High School
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Tuesday Aug. 27 11 a.m. Scotch Plains Scotch Plains High School
Thursday Aug. 29 10 a.m. Princeton Princeton High School
Friday Sept. 6 6 p.m. Hunterdon Central Montgomery High School
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Thursday Sept. 19 3:45 p.m. Bridgewater Bridgewater High School
Saturday Sept. 21 11 a.m. Robbinsville Montgomery High School
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Thursday Sept. 26 7 p.m. Pingry Montgomery High School
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Saturday Sept. 28 1 p.m. Plainfield Plainfield High School
Friday Oct. 4 7 p.m. Linden Montgomery High School
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Friday Nov. 1 7 p.m. Immaculata Montgomery High School
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Saturday Sept. 21 11 a.m. Hillsborough Hillsborough High School
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Thursday Oct. 24 6 p.m. South Plainfield Montgomery High School
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July 17, 2013
A memorial service celebrat-
ing the life of Edward C. Nys-
trom, a lifelong Skillman resi-
dent, will be held at 11 a.m. on
Saturday, Sept. 7 at First United
Methodist Church, located at 48
W. High St. in Somerville.
Ed died at home on Wednesday,
July 17 of natural causes.
Ed was a graduate of Prince-
ton High School and Ohio Wes-
leyan University.
He had a long career in survey
research eld operations.
A devotee of positive thinking
and motivational theory, Ed was
the author of the recently pub-
lished, The Psychology of Posi-
tive Thinking.
This work represents more
than 50 years of personal re-
search and thought.
Ed was born in the British
Hospital in Montevideo, Uruguay,
to Joel and
Doris Nys-
trom, where
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tional YMCAs
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retary for
Latin Ameri-
ca.
He came of
age on the
familys Agridor Farm in Skill-
man and had a lifelong love of
the outdoors and gardening.
He loved choral music, partici-
pating in local church choirs and
The Mozart Singers at Silver Bay
YMCA of the Adirondacks on
Lake George.
Eds kind and gentle spirit and
his enthusiasm for life will be re-
membered by all who knew him.
Ed is survived by his wife,
Anne Marie (Lee) Nystrom; his
two daughters, Christine Loesser
of Newtown, Pa., and Cherise Ny-
strom of New Brunswick; his
grandson, Benjamin Loesser; his
sister Christine N. Abrahams;
and his brothers, Bruce Nystrom
and Eric Nystrom.
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4 at 7 p.m.
This year, CKS will once again
invite non-members interested in
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a place to observe the holidays.
CKS services provide a warm
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