Waldwick March 28, 2012 THE VILLADOM TIMES III • Page 7 ‘One Box-One Soldier’ project gathers needed supplies “Imagine being in the prime of your life and deployed to Afghanistan. Your family and friends are far away, and your life is constantly in danger. This is what our troops are living every day.” With this message, members of American Legion Post 57, Waldwick, have energized the community into the “One Box-One Soldier” project. “Our goal is to make a difference by sending our soldiers care packages to show them we care,” said Jan Toms, who with her husband, Steve, has been the driving force behind the ambitious program for the past three years. Thus far more than 1,200 boxes including toiletries, snacks, magazines, cards and letters have been sent out through their efforts. According to Nancy Nielsen, the Auxiliary president, (continued on page 13) Under a shared agreement between Waldwick and the Midland Park Recreation Committee, Waldwick residents will pay resident fees to attend the Midland Park Summer Recreation Camp, set to open June 25. Residents are invited to attend an open house on the camp program scheduled for Open house set for summer camp At left: Pat Cottingham, Pat and Vic Borrelli, June Augusta, Steve and Jan Toms and Mickey Fearon take a break from care package assembly line. Saturday, April 21 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the DePhillips Center on Dairy Street in Midland Park (behind Midland Park High School). Camp charges will be $50 per week per camper for the 9 (continued on page 12)