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he rush and panic of

back to school is just
starting to calm down.
Our children are getting more
comfortable with the routine
early to bed and early to rise.
Parents may now remember the
timing of the bus stops and after
school activities. As this excite-
ment begins to ease up, the pres-
sure is on for students to strive for
good grades, impress their parents
and teachers, and get into a good
college. As sports pick up, so does
homework, consequently creat-
ing a very stressful lifestyles for
students, parents and teachers
alike.
The school year is only a few
weeks in, but the timing is perfect
to start your student on the right
foot toward a successful and pow-
erful new school year. We hear
about tutoring day in and day
out, from friends to television to
news ads (see page 14 for our ad).
But what are the true benefits
and reasons to sign up for tutor-
ing? Tutoring is designed to cover
what a student is learning in
school and all of the additional
pieces that schools may leave out.
Tutoring is an addition to school-
work, with all the advantages to
help strengthen a student in mul-
tiple aspects therefore fulfill-
ing all necessities to achieve a
successful education and create a
fruitful life.
Tutoring provides individualized
one-to-one instruction
Class sizes have been steadi-
ly increasing each year on
average now, 25 to 30 students
per class. Teachers have their
rooms filled to the brim with
more and more students, only
making their jobs more difficult.
Children learn best when they
have the full attention of their
teacher. But with so many kids
and not enough time, in-school
personalized instruction becomes
almost impossible. With one-to-
one tutoring, tutors are able to
put 100 percent of their efforts
into your childs personal specific
needs. Being with a sole teacher,
together the student and the
tutor build a relationship of trust,
making learning and retention
attainable and enjoyable.
Tutoring builds confidence
inside and outside the classroom
With one-to-one tutoring,
students are able to build strong
and trusting relationships with
their tutors. Tutoring allows stu-
dents to ask questions and for
their voices to be heard. In large
classes, students are commonly
afraid to speak their comments or
verbally interact with their peers.
Tutoring builds a students confi-
dence through personal and
interactive instruction, guidance
and support. Once confidence is
built within a one-to-one setting,
then breaking that fear of vocaliz-
ing opinions or answering ques-
tions in large groups disappears.
Tutoring transforms time into
productivity
Between school, sports,
homework and family time,
almost every minute of a childs
School just started why would
we need a tutor already? By Chelsie Charnet
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October 6
The Packanack Lake Tennis
Club is pleased to present
Uncle Floyd who has been in
show business for forty years.
He has appeared in restaurants
and night clubs in the Catskill
and Pocono Mountain resorts,
as well as casinos in Atlantic
City, Connecticut, Rhode
Island and Nevada. From 2001
to 2003, he hosted his own tel-
evision show The Uncle Floyd
Show. Please join us for a fun
filled night of entertainment
and additional activities.
Tickets are $25 and can be pur-
chased at the Packanack Lake
Clubhouse. BYOB- Snacks will
be provided.
October 7
Blessing of the Animals will
be held on Sunday, October 7
at 3p.m. at St. Michaels
Episcopal Church, 1219 Ratzer
Road, Wayne. No admission
charge. There will be lots of
food, free prizes, a fun pet-stuff
auction, and memorable pho-
tos taken. All pets and owners
are welcome. This event is
open to the public. The event
is in honor of St. Francis of
Assisi who loved animals and
all of Gods creation. You and
your pet will be blessed. For
more information, please call
973-694-1026.
October 10
The Musicales at Noon
concert series at St. Timothy
Lutheran Church in Wayne
opens Wednesday, October 10,
with Francine Evans in The
Lady Sings Sinatra. Backed by
her rhythm section of key-
boards, bass and drums, Ms.
Evans will highlight many
favorite Frank Sinatra tunes. It
will be a delightful 60 minutes!
The St. Timothy programs
begin at 12 Noon and run for
one hour. The public is cordial-
ly invited. No admission is
charged, but a free-will offering
will be accepted. The church
has an indoor elevator for easy
wheelchair access. This project
is funded in part, by the Passaic
County Cultural and Heritage
Council at Passaic County
Community College, through a
grant from the New Jersey
State Council on the
Arts/Department of State, a
Partner Agency of the
National Endowment of the
Arts. For more information
about the October 10 concert,
or for directions to St. Timothy
Church at 395 Valley Road in
Wayne, please call 973-694-
8316.
October 12
The annual church-wide
garage sale at Wayne
Presbyterian Church is a two-
day event! The sale, which is
open to the public, will begin
with a pre-sale on Friday,
October 12 from 6-8p.m. A $5
fee will be charged for adults on
Friday as attendees can select
from the best of what is avail-
able. Merchandise will include:
toys, books, furniture, jewelry,
household items, clothes and
much more. A baked goods sale
will take place on both days.
The sale continues on
Saturday, October 13 from
9a.m.-3p.m. Admission on
Saturday is free. A bag sale will
be offered on Saturday from 1-
3p.m.: for $5 per bag you can
fill a bag with as many things as
it will hold! Purchase your
bag at the door. Wayne
Presbyterian Church is located
at 1200 Alps Rd., at the corner
of Ratzer Road in Wayne. For
more information, call the
church office at 973-694-7109
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though! Most people
havent given much
thought to the fact that every
dollar the Federal Government
gives out, it has to take from
someone else (or create out of
thin air). For every dollar of
benefit paid out to an individ-
ual, another individual had to
lose a dollar of income or bene-
fit for themselves and their
family. Like a giant conduit or
vortex, the larger Government
becomes, with its inefficiencies,
pork, political special deals,
lack of oversight and perceived
unlimited budget, our govern-
ment is sucking the wealth out
of hardworking, and success
minded goal-oriented small
business-building people that
employ other people who des-
perately need quality high pay-
ing jobs.
Some lawmakers and
their constituents believe that
rich people can afford to pay
more, so propose and endorse
laws to tax them more.
Politicians fail to take into
account that people, who earn
more, live larger. Their lifestyle
is larger, their home is larger
and they also employ others to
maintain that lifestyle like gar-
deners, handymen, massage
therapists, travel agents, per-
sonal assistants, domestic
attendants, auto detailers,
cleaning and maintenance
crews, a nanny and if even
wealthier, a captain and crew
for their boat and or airplane.
The excess these people earn
isnt just sitting in a bank avail-
able to be taxed. As their
lifestyle increases so does their
payroll! Think about this for a
moment, how many people do
you know that have a lifestyle
employing the people men-
tioned above? Probably not
too many and that is my point.
Taxing these people to oblivion
will only put more people out
of work as they will curtail their
lifestyle if forced to pay addi-
tional taxes. Besides, the taxes
collected on this small group of
tax payers would amount to
nothing, with no impact, when
compared to the insatiable
appetite of Government, both
Federal and State. Further,
studies have been conducted
that show when taxes are
increased on the rich, the rich
pay less in tax. Why, because
they can move to another state,
defer income, shift income to
others, give it away, earn less by
accumulating retained earnings
through their businesses, hide
it in inventory purchases,
restrict or limit growth of their
companies or personal assets
and other more sophisticated
methods. Massive taxation on
a minimum amount of people is
fruitless.
To tax the upper middle
class excessively is also ridicu-
lous. They are the biggest
spenders in the nation influ-
encing the economy in a major
way. Expensive homes, cars,
furniture, decorating, clothing,
trips, tuition, charitable dona-
tions to benefit the neighbor-
hood and the entire world
community, electronics and
technology for the home and
much more; when over taxed,
these people shut their wallets
and purses tight. The remain-
ing groups of tax payers are the
vast middle class, the lower
income middle class and the
working class, who earn mini-
mum wage and slightly more.
These tax payers make up the
bulk of the income taxes paid
and also derive the greatest
benefits from government. A
fair tax must be implemented as
not to stymie ones ambitions
to earn and pay more tax on a
greater sum, as opposed to a
greater tax on the same or less-
er sum. At the same time
Congress must tax the largest
base fairly, where the Federal
and State governments com-
bined, cannot take over 30% of
annual income after the cost of
housing and basic necessities.
It is my opinion that there is
only one way to do this fairly,
honestly, accurately and com-
pletely: a national consump-
tion or sales tax on everything
other than food, clothing, shel-
ter and education. In this way
taxes are voluntary; if you dont
need it to live, you dont have
to buy it and therefore have no
tax to pay. Everything else is a
luxury and must be taxed.
Since a sales tax solution in
lieu of income tax isnt around
the corner or on the drawing
board, other controllable
action is necessary on your part,
otherwise you might pay more
than is necessary to the tax-
man.
Without being too cynical
and considering that total
Federal obligations now exceed
$222 trillion, from their per-
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1040 income tax return would
only have two lines. First,
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needs. Recently he spoke to
the West Milford Senior
Group about preventative
dentistry for the aging popu-
lation.
Preventative dentistry is
important for all age groups.
You can reduce the risks of
tooth loss, cavities and den-
tal infections by having rou-
tine cleanings, x-rays and
examinations. At these den-
tal visits the dental hygien-
ists or doctor will educate
you on areas of concern, new
treatments available to you,
review medical histories, per-
form oral cancer screenings,
as well as instructions for at
home oral care. At this
speaking engagement for the
seniors, Dr. Brusco addressed
their dental concerns.
The United States is
approaching the highest pop-
ulation of Senior Citizens
ever. This group has the
highest rate of longevity and
natural tooth retention. As a
dentist, the concern for good
oral health and protection of
normal function is of the
utmost importance. Here are
a few issues to be aware of:
Gum recession. Some
recession is a consequence of
a healthy tooth as it ages.
This pulling away of the gum
from the tooth exposes the
root of the tooth that is soft
and porous, leaving it unpro-
tected by the gum. It can
become more sensitive to
cold and heat, and is more
prone to developing cavities.
This can also cause the teeth
to be mobile (looser) than in
the past. There are many
ways to care for this condi-
tion and we would be happy
to discuss them with each
individual patient as treat-
ments vary according to
needs.
Teeth, gums, and our
jawbone were meant to last a
lifetime. Our diet can dam-
age our strong teeth and
bones. Cavities can wreak
havoc on our mouths.
Irreversible damage can be
done by tooth loss, neglect
and ill fitting dental restora-
tions or improperly fitting
dentures. This damage will
affect our bite, chewing capa-
bility, function, speech and
esthetics. There are remedies
for some of these problems,
but there is nothing better
than your own healthy teeth.
Hereditary factors, medical
conditions and the medica-
tions taken for them, includ-
ing cancer and cancer thera-
py may affect your ability to
care for your teeth properly.
These things are out of your
control and that is why sen-
ior and geriatric dentistry is
so important. Doctors and
hygienists can make sure
your teeth are cleaned and
cavity free and then can
show you some alternate
ways to make sure they stay
that way.
Dentures and /or partial
dentures are good ways to
restore compromised dental
health. They are designed to
function best from 7-10 years
from their insertion date.
They need to be adjusted
properly from the start, so 7-
10 adjustment visits would
not be considered unusual.
The dentures and your oral
tissue need to be checked on
a regular basis for issues that
can cause loss of function,
bone support, tissue support
and damage to the temporo-
mandibular joint if left unat-
tended.
Our quality and extend-
ed life expectations have
been increase incredibly by
advances in medicine.
However some medications
leave us with unwanted side
effects. Some medications
taken for osteoporosis, high
blood pressure, strokes, heart
attacks, diabetes, and organ
transplants are being linked
to oral concerns. The effects
of many of these drugs can
affect the mouth with bone
loss, dry mouth, muscle prob-
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These wonder drugs we use
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October 13
The Packanack Lake Tennis
Club will be running its
Annual Fund Raising Garage
Sale on October 13 at the ten-
nis courts on Osborne Ter.
Tables are available for $25 for
those that want to sell items.
The club will also gladly
accept any donations for the
club to sell. Donations can be
dropped off on October 12
from 4-7p.m. or October 13
from 7-9a.m. The club is in
great need of funds to help in
rebuilding the courts that
were damaged last year by
Hurricane Irene. Call 973-
686-1557 to make table reser-
vations, visit our website
www.packanacktennis.com or
email petewhite@optonline.
net. Garage Sale rain date is
October 14.
School of Rock will be host-
ing Rocktoberfest on October
13 from 12-6p.m. All are wel-
come for games, activities,
giveaways, and an Open Jam.
Come and receive a free trial
lesson or hear live musical
performances by School of
Rock Montclair Best of
Season, School of Rock House
Band, School of Rock Staff
Band and additional local
bands.
cessful as a tooth, teeth, or
anchor replacement which
have saved a patients health
as well as improved the qual-
ity of life. This was a concern
with the seniors, as they felt
that dentists were pushing
this treatment. Implants
have gone from revolution-
ary wonders to a predictable
and streamlined dental pro-
cedure. The dental profes-
sion, including Dr. B, is
thrilled with the ways we can
help patients using dental
implants. It is important to
remember that not everyone
is a good candidate for
implants. You must have
enough bone to support one
and certain lifestyle changes,
such as smoking, will deter-
mine whether the procedure
will be a success. Many med-
ications can interfere with a
successful result. This can be
discussed at your visit.
Dental insurance can
help defray some of the costs
of dental care. This type of
insurance is very different
from regular health insur-
ance, with yearly deductibles,
yearly maximum benefits,
certain percentages paid for
different procedures and
many exclusions for proce-
dures. There are scrutinous
dental insurance reviewers
who have never seen the
patients mouth yet deny
payment. The dental insur-
ance industry has not
changed maximums or exclu-
sions since the 1970s. Prices
on premiums have gone up,
but benefits have remained
the same. The costs of mate-
rials used in dentistry have
quadrupled in the past few
years. Medicare and
Medicaid are woefully under-
funded to help reduce the
cost of dentistry to seniors.
Yet the cost of everything has
increased! We do work with
2 third party financing com-
panies to help make financial
arrangements that can be
budget friendly.
Whether we are in our
golden years, approaching
them in the not so distant
future, young and older alike
needs to consider their den-
tal health and make it a pri-
ority. It begins when that
first tooth comes in and con-
tinues through the rest of our
lives. At any age the old
adage an ounce of preven-
tion is worth a pound of
cure is one that shows great
wisdom.
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who couldnt qualify for a loan,
to be able to get funding even
though there was absolutely no
way they could ever pay it
back. Multiply this by millions
of borrowers and billions of dol-
lars and you have the architec-
ture of a massive banking fail-
ure! Now, the people who
couldnt afford their homes
cant afford to buy a car either,
so the current President pushed
through a federal cash for
clunkers purchase program
with a tax-payer cost of $750
Billion more!
What good was accom-
plished and how was the econ-
omy helped by these decisions?
Ill tell you what it did do; it
rewarded bad behavior on the
part of the unqualified purchas-
er, punished the people who
paid their mortgages on time as
they got no reward, bonus or
incentive for doing the right
thing and finally, it saddled the
taxpayer and all future taxpay-
ers, those not even born yet,
with a debt load so inconceiv-
able, that tax rates in the future
will have to be so high as to be
a disincentive to work your tail
off to make it in the world.
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or no job at all ensures entitle-
ments of low income housing,
food stamps, free health insur-
ance, subsidized home and car
purchases, and subsidized social
services including free college
tuition.
Do you want to see the
two greatest examples of a gov-
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further than the US Postal
Service and Amtrak? I do not
believe either of them has ever
made a profit.
Not far down the tax road
will be a baby tax for those who
the government deems can
afford it. Earn too much that
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any child born or adopted into
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just a matter of time. Dont
agree? Look at the reverse, a
departure tax, for those with
assets. Call it whatever you
like, whether a capital gains tax
at death or an estate tax,
income tax or inheritance tax,
it is still a death tax and we
now have in place, all 4 of
them!
So we pay tax when we
earn money, again when we
save some money the earnings
are taxable, when we spend
money we are confronted with
a state sales tax, when we give
large gifts we have to report
them and pay tax as the giver of
the gift and lastly, when we die
we are taxed again. The only
thing left is to tax those items
or services that are not current-
ly subject to tax now. One
recently enacted tax is called a
real estate transfer tax of 1%.
Did you also know that labor is
now subject to sales tax in NJ?
A plumbers work or a land-
scapers labor is all taxed.
Certain doctors must now
charge sales tax for their servic-
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metic facial procedures.
Luxury taxes were instituted a
few years ago on automobiles
priced over a certain amount.
Watch out people, food at the
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When I was a cashier at a gro-
cery store 34 years ago, I was
told to ask the shopper which
aisle they picked up the can of
chocolate. If the item was from
the ice cream toppings aisle it
was taxed. If it came from the
baking aisle it was not. Today
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Congress is already planning to
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T
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an increase in the amount of
water being drunk, which, in
turn, usually leads to polyuria,
which means your cat is uri-
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These changes may be
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amount of wet litter in a cats
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outside the litter box. Some
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bowl after 24 hours from the
amount you put in originally.
On average, a 10-pounds cat
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taken in from other sources,
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If you determine that
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Diabetes mellitus diag-
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Initial treatment depends on
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Kidney failures diagnosis
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Hyperthyroidisms
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consists of drug therapy
or radiation or less com-
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just a toy, a play set can help
lay a solid foundation for future
golfers. Kids who have
watched Mom and Dad play
golf or practice their swing can
develop their own swings on
their play set.
As kids approach school
age, dont overlook the nearby
putt-putt or miniature golf
range as a valuable teaching
tool. Miniature golf clubs are
small enough for many chil-
dren to use comfortably, and
kids can use miniature golf
courses as a place to put any
lessons or advice on putting to
good use. Whats more, a
miniature golf course is more
than just golf, with creative
courses and other fun activi-
ties, so kids wont feel over-
whelmed with golf.
When kids move on from
preschool to elementary
school, some might want to tag
along with Mom or Dad to the
driving range. You should try
to avoid overwhelming kids
with too much instruction or
information. Instead, keep
things as simple as possible,
teaching them the basic swing
and encouraging them no mat-
ter how quickly they adapt.
As kids enter middle
school and approach high
school, those who are enjoying
the game of golf can take
advantage of the driving range
if they havent already begun
to. A driving range typically
has markers that indicate the
distance of a regular hole,
regardless of which tee you will
play from on an actual golf
course. Kids can aim for holes
at shorter distances to learn
how far their drives are going.
You can then adjust the lessons
you teach your children based
on how far youngsters can
drive the ball.
As a child gets closer to
high school, you might want to
buy the child his or her own set
of clubs. Look for inexpensive
clubs (oftentimes, thrift stores
or other secondhand retailers
have clubs for sale) because
growing children will eventu-
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clubs. When your child finds a
set of clubs that suits him or
her, teach the proper way to
swing and consider signing up
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October 24, with a recital by
The Da Capo Trio. Members of
the Trio, in residence at From
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flutists Lisa Plasse and Sarah
Dodds, and pianist Caroline
Parody. Their program ranges
from Mozarts Turkish March
and Bachs Trio Sonata in G
to the Suite for Jazz Flute by
contemporary composer
Claude Bolling. The 60-
minute concert begins at 12
Noon. The public is cordially
invited. No admission is
Community College, through
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Arts. For more information
about the October 10 concert,
or for directions to St. Timothy
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October 28
The Veritans Club is sponsor-
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Auction on October 28 to ben-
efit Camp Veritans. It will be
presented by Marlin Art from
Deer Park, New York. The pre-
view begins at 2p.m. and the
auction will begin at 3p.m.
Advance tickets at $10 per per-
son ($15 per person at the
door). Refreshments will be
served. Babysitting will be
available for $10 per child. In
order to accommodate every-
one interested in attending, the
auction is being held in the
camps Dining Hall which is
handicap accessible. Camp
Veritans is located at 225
Pompton Road in Haledon,
just down the hill from William
Paterson University. For tickets
or information about the Art
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Women In Transition is offer-
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help eligible women prepare to
re-enter the workforce and
obtain living wage employment
opportunities. Beginning
Tuesday, October 9 participants
will meet on Tuesdays and
Thursdays from 12:30-2:30p.m.
for six weeks to fine-tune job
search techniques, sharpen
skills and market yourself in
this competitive job market.
Job search and work training
areas will include: personality
and interest assessment; goal
setting and career planning;
resume writing; interviewing
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The program will also include
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Many homeowners mistaken-
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Preakness Bible Church,
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announces their fall schedule.
K-5th grade: Coached by
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songs, games, Bible lessons, and
individual learning time.
Wednesdays 5:30-7p.m. start-
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ages; from toddlers to adults),
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The new Entertainment
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The price remains the same as
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Books from other states and
Canada are also available upon
request. To purchase a book,
call Wayne Presbyterian
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stop by the church office locat-
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corner of Ratzer Road in
Wayne. Office hours are
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the Wayne Elks Lodge, 50
Hinchman Ave. For more
information, call 973-633-
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The Annual Membership
Drive for the Friends of the
Wayne Public Library is now
underway. Current members
are asked to renew their mem-
bership for 2012. New mem-
bers are always welcomed;
membership forms are available
at the main library (461 Valley
Road) and at the Preakness
branch (1006 Hamburg Tpke).
Members of the Friends serve as
volunteers in the Friends
Room, help with the Lunchbox
Learning programs, and help
sort donations of used books
that are sold by the Friends to
benefit the library. Visit the
Friends Room at the main
library, located on the right
after you enter. A large selec-
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at bargain prices, including
novels, children's books, non-
fiction, biography, cookbooks,
collectibles, vintage books,
records, and magazines. Be a
part of your library join the
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call 973-694-4272 ext. 5405.
Visiting Angels of Wayne in
association with the
Alzheimers Foundation of
America is offering free and
confidential year-round mem-
ory screenings. The screenings
are available on the third
Wednesday of each month
from 2-4p.m. by appointment
only. The screenings are held
at the Visiting Angels office
located at 2190 Hamburg
Turnpike in Wayne. Visiting
Angels is a senior homecare
agency that helps seniors
remain comfortably at home
through joyful companionship
and a commitment to profes-
sional services such as
hygiene, light housekeeping,
errands, and meal preparation.
For more information or to
make an appointment for a
screening, call (973)839-
3761.
The Riverview Garden Club
in Wayne encourages local
area residents who are interest-
ed in gardening and in expand-
ing their botanical knowledge
to become club members.
Novice and experienced gar-
deners are welcomed. Monthly
meetings feature educational
lectures by experts on a variety
of gardening and nature related
topics, and excursions to vari-
ous botanical venues are
scheduled throughout the year.
Club members can also partic-
ipate in demonstrations and
hands-on projects that involve
creating floral, landscape, and
nature related items. The
Riverview Garden Club main-
tains several public gardens in
the Wayne area; this provides
club members with the oppor-
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ing skills by being involved
with projects that beautify the
local community. Join now to
allow your gardening knowl-
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For more information, call
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Judy Sherpa at 973-838-8005,
send an e-mail to river
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If this type of energy-efficiency sounds
right for you, too, be sure to make specific
requests to your builder, Blyth says.
Underscoring these proactive measures, the
non-profit organization LEED also reminds us
that constructing a green home leaves a much
smaller carbon footprint due to less demand on
natural resources. It will create less waste and
be healthier and more comfortable for the
occupants. If youre thinking about building to
the LEED standard, take a look at just one
example of the efficiency and benefits if you
switch from wood-framing to concrete. The
ICF system is explained and found at
nudura.com, with a snapshot here:
Fuel Savings: Walls built with ICFs are proven
to reduce energy bills up to 70 percent; reduce
greenhouse gas emissions; and reduce or elimi-
nate exposure to mold, mildew and other
indoor toxins. The net cost over time is compa-
rable to that of owning a conventional home
and the resale return is generally assured.
Durability: Concrete is expected to stand the
test of time. Due to high impact resistance,
these concrete walls assure maximum safety in
high wind areas. Fire resistance is also reported
to be maximized at four hours.
Comfort: As opposed to wood frames, air gaps
are eliminated and that minimizes the potential
for mould growth and draft. The end result is an
airtight structure that enables the mechanical
systems to heat, cool and ventilate the structure
more efficiently, creating a healthier living and
working environment.
Responsibility: The materials are totally
recyclable and the system is designed to cre-
ate less waste (for landfill) during the con-
struction process. Combined with other eco-
construction methods, this concrete system
will significantly reduce carbon emissions by
lowering the amount of fossil fuels needed for
heating and cooling.
Home building methods face
major changes
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