12/15/01 Christmas Trees


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	Monday December 31, 2001


	Buying a Tree Helps Restore a Farmstead

	Denville - (right) Wayne Wiedman, of Denville looks over a tree with his son Justin, at the tree sale hosted by the volunteers of the Ayres/Knuth Farm Foundation.




	Photo By Joe Gigli

Buying a Tree
Helps Restore a Farmstead

DENVILLE – Those who purchased a Christmas tree at the Ayres/Knuth Farm here last weekend were

Photos By Joe Gigli

adding to their holiday home decorations as well as helping to preserve a piece of Morris County history. All proceeds from the weekend's sales of trees, wreaths and balsam arrangements will help the Ayres/Knuth Farm Foundation, Inc., the network of volunteers dedicated to restoring and preserving the 19^th century farmstead. A variety of trees were available for the choosing that ranged in price from $19 to $59. (top right) A bit of the Holiday fun, is enjoyed by Wayne Wiedman, of

Denville as he picks out a tree with his son Justin and daughter Nicole. (above left) Therese Smerklo, of Denville looks for a tree with her fiancé (above right) John Antonellis, of Denville. (left) Foundation volunteer Sue Filauro, trims a .

tree. (right) Foundation Volunteer Carol Hardin, of Denville; shows some of the arraignments she made for the sale. The popcorn ears where

grown on the Union Hill farm and donated by owner Jeff O'Hara. (left) Foundation volunteers Bill Lock, of Denville; and Tony Novelino, of Denville; wrap a tree for customers.


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