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day when Americans
remember and honor
military personnel who lost their
lives while serving their country.
Though its unofficial designation
as the start of summer makes
Memorial Day weekend a time of
celebration for many people, the
families of fallen and active serv-
ice members often find Memorial
Day weekend has its fair share of
heartache as well.
Families of fallen service
members tend to find solace in
ceremonies honoring those who
made the ultimate sacrifice. But
there are other ways civilian men
and women can honor both
active and fallen service mem-
bers in their communities.
Participate in community
events that honor fallen service
members. Many communities
host Memorial Day parades to
honor fallen soldiers. It can be
comforting to the families of fall-
en soldiers to see fellow members
of their community attend the
parade and public memorials.
Such civilian support lets family
members of fallen soldiers know
that fellow members of their
community appreciate and do
not forget the sacrifices made by
their loved ones.
Include families of fallen
and active service members
in your weekend activities.
Memorial Day weekend is a
three-day weekend at the end of
May, when the weather is warm-
ing up in much of the country.
The weekend marks the return of
backyard barbecues and pool par-
ties, and such events are a great
opportunity for civilians to invite
the families of fallen service
members over to share some fun
in the sun. Memorial Day can be
an especially difficult time for the
loved ones of fallen service mem-
bers, and even the few hours of
relief that a barbecue, pool party
or picnic can provide can make a
welcome respite from an other-
wise difficult weekend.
Make a charitable donation.
Numerous charities exist to sup-
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MAY 18
Veterans grave Decoration, by the
local American Legion Posts, for
Memorial Day, will be at the First
Reformed Church Cemetery in
Pompton Plains, Saturday, May 18
between 9am-12pm. All volunteers
are welcome to help Honor our
Veterans. A light snack will be served
at Post 242 later.
The Dey Mansion/Washingtons
Headquarters Museum, located at 199
Totowa Rd in Wayne, will be hosting a
second Military Time Line Event on
Saturday, May 18 from 11am-4pm.
Admission to the museum is $5.00 per
person; children under 5 years of age
are free of charge. For more informa-
tion please call the Dey Mansion at
973-696-1776.
MAY 19
The 2nd Annual Miles for Mike 5K
Run/Walk will be held on May 19 at
Greenview Park, 27 West Parkway,
Pequannock. This event will feature a
5K Run/Walk through a USATF Grand
Prix certified, flat course of neighbor-
hoods and roads. Following the race,
we will have a medals and awards cer-
emony. For more information, applica-
tions and to hear Michaels story
please visit our website at
www.MilesForMike.com.
American Legion Post 242 will hold
their monthly pancake, egg & bacon
breakfast on Sunday, May 19 between
9am-12pm at the post hall, 700
Turnpike, Pompton Plains. Tickets will
be sold at the door for $6.
MAY 29
On May 29 at 7pm in the Robert R.
Lazar Gymnasium located at 123
Changebridge Rd, Montville, the Lazar
Band Program is going to have its very
first fundraiser. The groups to perform
are the LMS Flute Choir and LMS Jazz
Band culminating the evening with
Montvilles own student band Take a
Chance comprised of Lazars very own
students and a headline appearance
by Fridays @ 4 the Lazar Faculty
Rock Band. Suggested donation will be
$5.00 at the door and there will be a
concession stand available throughout
the evening. All proceeds will go to the
Lazar Band Program. Come out to sup-
port this worthy cause and listen to
some great tunes brought to you by
the many talents at Robert R. Lazar
Middle School for both the students
and teachers alike.
Around the
Community...
The G.F.W.C. Montville Township
Womens Club invites you to partici-
pate in its 13th Annual Town-Wide
Garage Sale Weekend!!! This event is
scheduled for Saturday, June 1 and
Sunday, June 2 from 10am-4pm. Rain
or Shine. Price to participate is
$20.00. This fee is all-inclusive: a
master list of all participants and
placement of your location on a
Township map and Township permit.
For an application go to www.montvil-
lenj.org or pick one up at town hall.
Checks should be made payable to
Montville Township Womens Club and
should be mailed to: Jean Bader, 290
Changebridge Rd., Pine Brook, NJ
07058. All applications must be com-
pleted by May 13.
Whether you are still suffering from
the bleak memories of war or have
resolved to put it all behind you, Point
Man Ministries is for you. Point Man is
not a social club of old war heroes
telling war stories, it is a Christian min-
istry dedicated to helping veterans
find peace with themselves and the
world around them. If you are doing
fine after the war, thats fantastic but
dont forget about your buddies who
are still suffering. Your encourage-
ment could mean the world to them.
Find out how you can help. Call Barry
Jensen at 973-809-9665. Point Man
Ministries meets the first Thursday of
every month from 7:30 9:30pm at
Cornerstone Chapel 620 Route 23
North, Pompton Plains.
The Montville Township Womens Club
has an ongoing project: comfort pil-
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64.52 years, as compared
to a life expectancy
of 68.76 for women,
says information from
The Harvard Medical
School. Also, male
babies are 25 percent
more likely to die in
infancy than female
babies.
for patient care excellence in
word, deed and commitment.
Her problem solving skills
always start and end with the
patients needs, said
Maryanne Bressan, director
of operations for HONJ.
Throughout her career
at the Hospice of New Jersey,
Hannah has been the recipi-
ent of the Silver Award for
the Andrew Parker Award,
given by American Hospice
to employees who emulate
founder Andrew Parker by
promoting, providing and
advocating for patients.
For more information on
the Hospice of New Jersey, visit
www.americanhospice.com or
www.njhpco.org. The Hospice
of New Jersey is the leading
hospice provider in delivering
passionate, competent and
comprehensive end-of-life care
in New Jersey and the sur-
rounding communities.
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Did you know?
B
ringing a new dog home
from an animal shelter is
an exciting experience.
Dogs can bring a lot of joy and
energy into a household, quick-
ly becoming a treasured mem-
ber of the family.
Adjusting to life with a
newly adopted dog is not
always smooth sailing, as mem-
bers of the household often
deal with a transition period as
they grow more acclimated to
the responsibility of pet owner-
ship. The following are a few
tips to help new dog owners
make their transition to pet
ownership go more smoothly.
Emphasize routine. Rou-
tine makes dogs more comfort-
able and can make things easi-
er on new dog owners. Get up
and go to bed at the same time
each day, and schedule walks
and play time at the same time
each day as well. As the dog
grows more acclimated to your
home, you can gradually vary
your own schedule, but try to
stick to the walking and play-
time schedule for your dog as
much as possible. Anxiety is a
significant issue for many shel-
ter dogs, but sticking to a rou-
tine can help lower that anxi-
ety significantly.
Visit the veterinarian
within days of the adoption. A
visit to the vet is necessary
even if your dog has received
all of its necessary vaccinations.
The vet can examine the dog
and give advice on diet and
exercise, which is especially
valuable information for those
owners who have never before
owned a dog. In addition, a vet
might direct purebreds to a col-
league who specializes in that
particular breed. Such vets may
be more specific when recom-
mending a diet or exercise regi-
men, which can help the dogs
long-term health.
Gradually alter diet.
Many shelter dogs were on
poor diets before they came to
the shelter, and the shelter or
your veterinarian might suggest
changing that diet. Adapting
to a new diet wont necessarily
be easy for your dog, but grad-
ual changes often ease this
transition. For example, if the
dogs diet must change com-
pletely, dont change it all in
one day. Gradually mix old
food with the new food over
the course of several days,
adding more new food and sub-
tracting more of the old food
each day. By the fourth or fifth
day, the dogs diet should con-
sist entirely of the new food
recommended by your vet.
Behave yourself. The first
few days with a new dog can go
a long way toward making the
pooch feel comfort-
able or uncomfortable
in its new home. If
you have never
owned a dog in the
past, expect the dog
to have some anxiety
in the first few days.
This anxiety can
manifest itself in a variety of
ways, including chewing furni-
ture, going to the bathroom
indoors or general restlessness.
Its easy to overreact to such
manifestations, but control
your temper and manage to dis-
courage inappropriate behavior
without getting angry. If you
can successfully manage a dogs
initial anxiety as it transitions
to its new home, the dog is
more likely to behave properly
as time progresses. But if you
allow your disappointment or
temper to get the better of you
in those first days after the
adoption, your chances of suc-
cessfully transitioning the dog
to your home will decrease sig-
nificantly.
Adopting a shelter dog is
a great way to add a new and
loving member to your family.
Though some transitions are
more difficult than others,
owners who keep calm and
work to reduce their dogs anx-
iety are likely to treasure their
new addition for years to come.
Dr. Matthew Krupnick is the
owner of the Pequannock Ani-
mal Hospital. He grew up in
Kinnelon and is happy to be
home with his wife, three cats,
and two dogs to provide quali-
ty and compassionate care for
pets in the community. The
Pequannock Animal Hospital is
located at 591 Newark
Pompton Turnpike in Pompton
Plains. You can reach the hospi-
tal by calling 973-616-0400.
Adjusting to life with your newly adopted dog
By Matthew Krupnick
May 15, 2013 Page 12, Zone 2
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administrators cite safety as
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students are not happy with
the babying behavior.
For most prom goers, the
rituals for this special night
include formal wardrobe,
taking photos, riding togeth-
er with friends, and the pur-
chase of corsages or other
small trinkets of affection.
But many students now find
they have to go through a
checklist of potential donts
before they can receive entry
to the prom.
AGE LIMITS
Age limits are imposed
on many things, including
entry to movies and clubs, to
purchase alcohol or tobacco
products and to obtain dri-
vers licenses, to name a few.
Such restrictions have, in
many cases, been put in place
to keep young people from
engaging in risky behavior.
Students going to the prom
may find that their school
places restrictions on who
they can they bring as a date,
especially according to age.
Many schools set a cut-off
where individuals age 21 or
older are not allowed to
attend. This is likely because
it limits the chances of alco-
hol being introduced into
the dance. Also, for legal rea-
sons, there may be restric-
tions on students under the
legal adult age bringing
someone older to the dance.
WARDROBE
Although many males
and females may be following
the fashion trends currently
dictated by Hollywood and
beyond, not all choices may
be acceptable at school. In
2010, more than a dozen stu-
dents at Oxford High School
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T
hough not necessarily
common, migraine
headaches can affect
children as well as adults. One
study found that by age 15, 5
percent of all children and
adolescents had suffered from
migraine headaches, while 15
percent had experienced ten-
sion headaches. Children
often suffer from headaches
because of a cold, fever, illness
or infection, including infec-
tions of the throat and ears.
Sinusitis also may cause a
child to suffer from headaches.
Ideas as to what causes a
migraine headache have
changed over the years.
Scientists long linked a
migraine headache to the
dilating and narrowing of
blood vessels on the surface of
the brain. But now scientists
suspect a genetic link could be
behind migraine headaches.
An estimated 70 percent of
children and adolescents who
have migraines have an
immediate family member
who also suffers from
migraines or did as a child.
Such youngsters also may be
inheriting a tendency to be
affected by migraine headache
triggers like bright lights,
changesin the weather and
fatigue. Kids who spend too
much time in the sun or are
too physically active may also
be susceptible to migraine
headaches.
A
pple Montessori
Schools united its
17 campus locations
throughout New Jersey, as well
as its nearly 300 employees, to
come together for one cause
the Ronald McDonald House
Charities. Each of the Apple
Montessori School locations
held events to benefit RMHC
and raised a total of $20,000!
A percentage of this was glad-
ly donated by the Bailey
Family, owners and operators
of Apple Montessori Schools.
One of the missions at
Apple Montessori Schools is
to educate the whole child
this does not only include aca-
demics! At Apple Montessori
Schools, we seek to instill in
our students respect and com-
passion for others through
example and action. Every
year, Apple Montessori
Schools students participate
in age-appropriate activities to
raise funds for those less fortu-
nate. We take great pride in
the growing evidence of char-
acter and generosity within
Apple Montessori Schools
community!
Thank you all for your
contributions!
Ronald McDonald
House Charities of the New
York Tri-State Area (RMHC-
NYTSA) is working to better
the lives of children and their
families in our communities
by creating and supporting
programs that directly
improve the health and well-
being of children in health,
education, the arts, and civic
and social issues. Since 1992,
RMHC-NYTSA has provided
more than $10 million dollars
to local non-profit organiza-
tions whose programs improve
the lives of children and their
families.
For further information
on Ronald McDonald House
Charities-NYTSA, visit www.
rmhcnewyorktri-state.org.
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The lessons your child learns at The Little Gym will fill you
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our Broadway veterans
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NYC, a new pre-professional
summer theater program for
the Northern New Jersey com-
munity.
Local Ridgewood resi-
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resenting the actress who plays
Matilda).
The McLeods and the
McVeys both traveled and
performed with their chil-
dren on the national tours of
Les Misrables and Evita,
making their experience
and teaching invaluable for
young performers.
The all-star team is work-
ing with Suzanne Kraai, music
program director at Eastern
Christian School, and James
Anderson, director of the
Eagles Learning Center, to
raise the bar for the young tal-
ent in this community. Any
student from the tri-state area
entering fifth grade through
college who has a desire to
learn more about the enter-
tainment industry, to improve
their acting or singing skills, or
to have a professional career
on Broadway, in film, or in tel-
evision, should run to register
for this program. You are
encouraged to schedule your
interview soon, as enrollment
is limited.
The program is divided
into two sessions. Session I, for
students entering fifth through
ninth grade, runs July 819.
Session II, for students enter-
ing tenth grade through col-
lege, runs July 22August 2.
The schedule for both sessions
is MondayFriday, 9am3pm.
The students will produce a
showcase at the end of each
session.
There will also be audi-
tions for a musical, open to
high school and college stu-
dents. Rehearsals run separate-
ly, 4:309:30pm from July
819, with a performance on
July 20.
The program will be held
in the beautiful air-condi-
tioned facilities at Eastern
Christian High School, locat-
ed at 50 Oakwood Avenue in
North Haledon.
For more information or
to have a registration form
sent to you, please e-mail
b_waynyc@yahoo.com or call
973-427-6244. You can also
visit www.eaglescamps.org/
programs/b-way-nyc-theater-
program.
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MEMORIAL DAY
SERVICES
MAY 26TH, 2013
ON THIS DAY,
A SOLEMN TRIBUTE
AMERICAN LEGION
POST 279
LINCOLN PARK
FOR GOD AND COUNTRY
CIVIL WAR
Abraham Ryerson
SPANISH
AMERICAN WAR
William Green
Henry Hobbs
William Jennings
George Weber
WORLD WAR I
R.F. Aechbach
Otto Albert
Rev. Thomas Allen
John C. Alonge
Karl O. Amend
Axel Back
Alfons Basdoff
Charles Bertsch
Arnold Bott
Frank Bott
Ray Bowers
Daniel Brady
Fred Breitinger
George Breitinger
Charles Buchanan
Clarence Cobb
James Collins
Clem Cottrell
Albert J. Culkin
Walter Dallery
Harold DeHart
Arthur DeReyes
Wilfred J. Deslandes
Henri DeVries Sr.
William Dixon
Frank Doyle
Percy D. Falkinburg
Burt Fenty
James S. Flood
Randolf S. Freeman
William French Sr.
Harold Gassman
Dayton Geary
Louis Gigliotti
Edward C. Green
Sealy Hall
Henry Hanson
Edward Hauge
John J. Herlihy
Herbert Hoaglund
Carey Hollister
Archie Holloway
Emmanual Hurtado
Sidney G. Inch
Rudolf Jamke
Daniel Jennings
Andrew Johnson
Christopher Kenney
Richard Kenney
Charles Kohns
Frank C. Lange Sr.
Lyman Lockwood
Frank C. Loehr
Charles Loehr Sr.
Frank Lyman
James Macassey
Henry A. Martin
Earl Mabey
Benjamin McCreery
John McCroy
James McGrath
F. McIntyre
Robert McKelly
Robert McKelvey
Clarence McMickle
Aaron McNeill
James S. Meehan
John H. Mirra
Jule Mitchell
Thad Mitchell
John Morris
Joseph Morris
Jerry Mottese
John OBrien
Clifford Penz
Victor Pistolia
C. Dix Proctor
Norman Purvis
Miles Renninger
Michael Schouten
Albert Schriefer
Harry Schroeder
John Shaw
William Stager
Arthur L. Star Sr.
William E. Stevens
George A. Strasser
T.A. Taylor
Frederick Then
George R. Tholin
Robert G. Thompson
Charles Thoren
William Tyack
Floyd Vitale
Benjamin W. Ward
Leo Williams
Harry V. Wiltshire Sr.
Paul R. Wolfe
Herman Zapf
WORLD WAR II
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Louis Agranow
Louis Ahrendt
Rev. Richard Allen
Pasquale Antonelli
Nino Armato
Harry E. Bartsch
Frederick Baumann
Hans Becker
William Becker
Herbert Benjamin
Albert Bertucci
Edwin Besemer
William Bianchi
Francis Bignell
Stephen Borinski
Elmer Bott Sr.
Frank Bott
Alfred L. Bowers
James Boyle
William Bray Sr.
Garrett T. Bromley
Joseph Brotshol
James A. Brown
Joseph C. Bruno
Donald F. Bulger
John Bushman
George Busse
Roy Busse
Stanley L. Butka
George Cahill
Arland Cain Sr.
John P. Canning
Inez Carbone
Fred Chambers
William Christopherson
William P. Clark
George Cobb
Anthony Colavito
DeWayne Cole
Nick Colonis
Michael Colvin
John E. Connolly
Alexander Consalvo
James E. Cook
Wesley Cook
Joseph Coppola
William J. Costello
Russel A. Creathorne
Bruno Crotta
Joseph Cucci
Robert A. Cunningham
Anthony Cuzzi
Charles C. Cuzzi
Victor Daut
Austin Davis
Peter Davis
Dorothy Decker
O. John Decker
Robert W. Decker
Mario DeLuca
Lawrence S. Derrick
Pasquale J. DeTollo
Stan DeWitt
Hendrick DeVries
Tice DeYoung
Nicholas DiCanio
Donald Diesel
Anthony DiGirolamo
Eugene DiMarinisi
John DiStefano
William A. Dixon
Fred Dobbs
John Dobbs
William M. Dobbs
Edward M. Dombrowski
James E. Drury
Robert B. Edris
Edward Engasser
James Evans
Edward Farrell Sr.
Irving Fitzig
Robert Fletcher
Jack Floyd
Alfred Foerster
Lewis C. Fontan
Stanley Forys.
Basil Galgano
Robert Galt Jr
Anthony Gatti
C. Robert Gerhard
Joseph Germanotta
Ernest Gilliland
Howard Gladding
Joseph C. Goodwin
Francis Gorman
Edward F. Gorski
Louis Grisetti
James Griswold
John Gross
Marilyn Grund
Warren Grund
Harry Hawryschuk
George Hayes
Robert Headley
James Hegybel
James Heins
George W. Hendry
Charles Hooper
Mea Hullings
David D. Hummel
John Hvasta
Harry J. Ilaria
Paul A. Jacobovics
Edward Johnson
Stephen Kalata
Edward Kane
Donald A. Kary
Walter Kelly
Donald P. Kerton
George Kiick
Richard Killian
Walter Kiverchuk
Joseph Knizeski
Joachim Knoebel
Leon Kowal
Edmund Krutul
Stephen Kudrick
John Lahr
Robert Lambert
Edward J. Lanfranghi
Frank Lange Jr.
Lars Larson
James Laughlin
Ruben Lazerowitz
Robert Leck
Bernard Legacy
Frank Lemley
Robert F. Little
Stuart E. Little
Charles Loehr Jr.
Gerard Loehr
Sylvester Lynagh
Thomas Lynch
Edward Mabey
Richard J. Mabey
Robert MacLaughlin
Scott D. Macrea
Edward Mallen
Joseph Mallen
Stanley Marciniak
Charles T. Marks
John Marks
John Marruso
Andrew Marshall
Arthur Mascariello
Oscar May
Phillip N. Mazziotta
William McCarthy
Robert McCrostie
John McLain
John S. McLain
George McLaren
Jack K. McNabb
Robert McNally
John T. McNamara Sr.
Delbert McNeill
James McNeill
Carl S. Melchert
Edward Mertz
Paul M. Miller
Roland Miller
Frederick Moran
Harold Moran
Michael Moran
Patrick Moran
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Milton Neumann
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Charles Randina
Texas J. Rankin
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Hobart Rhinesmith
Charles Richko
William Riley
John R. Riley
Harold Rittemany
Robert Ross
Werner Ruhberg
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Richard Sackerman
Forrest Sansevere
George R. Scherer
William J. Schmidt
Arthur E. Schneider
Philip V. Schneider
Jerome F. Scott
Arthur W. Seward
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Howard Silbernagel
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Philip Smith
Kenneth Smock
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John Soracco
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Howard W. Steele Sr.
Pat Storelli
Daniel R. Summerbell
Stanley Tenusiak
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Wallance B. Thomas
Alfred Tosto
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John W. Williams
William Williams
Harry Wiltshire
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Harold Wolfson
Anthony Wrobel
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H. Richard Zapf
Walter Zapf
Stanley Zeitz
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Joseph Capristo
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Frank Campanella
Stanley Cherry
Henry Ciniglia Jr.
James Clark
Alan Compton
Eugene Christakos
Chester Chwatek
Robert Custer
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Charles Fergus
Richard Fifoot
Lawrence Foley
William Frost
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Bernard Gelb
Joseph G. Goodwin
Donald Gray
Henry Harding
Robert Hanrahan
Theodore Havran
John R. Herlihy
Thomas S. Hitchings
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Douglas Jennings
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Albert Merkle
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Ronald Miller
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Kenneth Morris
Herman Nadel
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Charles Price
William Price
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Joseph Rostek
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Walter Sossel
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Roger Trumper
John VanTuyl
John Voit
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Robert Wolf
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Ronald Bednarz
Vincent Bevilacqua
Raymond Brennan
Kevin Boyle
Gerald Brown
Dennis Charney
Frederick R. DeLang
Francis Docherty
Thomas Docherty
Wayne Durlacher
Edward D. Farrell
Gerry Golumbiewski
Richard Hunter
Kenneth Keastead
Joseph Koning
Richard Kwiatowski
Thomas G. Lang
Carmen Lombardi
Charles MacRae
Charles Manley
Ronald Miller
Michael J. Nowacki
James Patterson Jr.
Richard Roach
Stephen Regec
James Ryan
Michael Selitto
Charles Slaven
Donald Stiles
Dennis M. Tracy
Alan Vick
George Walter
Herbert Watkins
Milton White
OPERATION DESERT
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Ronald Harrison
Roll Call of the Departed 2013
T
he McKenna School
of Dance will be
celebrating its 64th
anniversary of teaching dance
in the Wayne area with the
ballet production of Alice in
Wonderland and will be pre-
ceded by the variety produc-
tion of The Great Outdoors.
Performances are Saturday,
May 18 at 7pm and Sunday,
May 19 at 2pm at the Wayne
YMCA on Pike Drive in
Wayne.
Students from Wayne
and surrounding areas will be
appearing as the characters in
the story.
Amy Hooker, a senior at
Wayne Valley High School
will dance the role of Alice;
the White Rabbit will be per-
formed by Jennie Stranz from
Lincoln Park; Emily Lau of
North Caldwell will appear as
The Mad Hatter; Sabrina Shay
of North Haldeon will be the
caterpillar/butterfly; Stephanie
Stranz of Lincoln Park will
dance the role of the Queen of
Hearts; Maryanna Tosi of
Wayne will dance the role of
the March Hare; Tarra Frawley
of Newfoundland will dance
the role of the Door Mouse;
and the Cheshire Cat will be
performed by Yanna C., a stu-
dent at Wayne Valley HS.
Many other students from
the surrounding areas will
appear as the remaining char-
acters in the story. For infor-
mation please contact The
McKenna School of Dance at
973-628-1676 or visit our web-
site at www.mckennaschoolof-
dance.com.
May 15, 2013 Zone 2, Page 21
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O
ver the last couple of years, dining out has become an even bigger luxury than it
once was. Thanks to the struggling economy, many people have decided to cut
back on spending, and dining out has become casualty of such events.
While the economy is gradually rebounding, dining out is still largely reserved for
special occasions among those whose memory of the recession is still fresh. However,
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minutes total; cook salmon
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for 8 to 12 minutes total.
When broiling, keep fish 4
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Ingredients
2 tablespoons pine nuts,
toasted
1 tablespoon honey
2 tablespoons fresh lemon
juice
1
4 cup olive oil
1
2 cup packed fresh basil
2 cloves garlic, minced
1 small red chile or 1
medium jalapeno,
chopped (include the
seeds if you like it spicy)
4 skinless salmon fillets, 4
ounces each
1
4 cup red bell pepper,
diced
1
4 cup yellow bell pepper,
diced
1
4 cup watercress leaves,
chopped
1 tablespoon balsamic
vinegar
1 tablespoon olive oil
Salt and ground white
pepper, to taste
DIRECTIONS
Place pine nuts, honey,
lemon juice, 1/4 cup olive
oil, basil, garlic, and chile in
a blender and process until
the mixture is pureed. Spoon
the sauce over the salmon,
and turn to coat. Cover and
refrigerate overnight or for at
least 4 hours, turning twice.
Place bell peppers and
watercress in a bowl. Toss
with vinegar and 1 table-
spoon olive oil. Cover and
refrigerate while the salmon
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the marinade. Sprinkle the
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on both sides.
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minutes on each side. Brush
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ACCOUNTING SERVICES
Vincent Gallipoli
Certified Public Accountant
PO Box 561, Pompton Plains, NJ
07444
973-616-9748
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AIR CONDITIONING / HEATING
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AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS
John Napolitano
Pry Automotive
Butler, NJ 07405
973-838-1656
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CHIROPRACTOR
Donna Perillo, MS, DC,
DACBSP, DCBCN, NMD, CNS
NJ Total Health Center
973-872-2133
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CLEANING SERVICES
Ronald A. Denequolo
Magic Cleaning Concepts, LLC
Pequannock, NJ 07440
973-694-6611
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DENTIST
Brian Marino, DMD
Pequannock Valley Dental Assoc. P.A.
973-831-0444
pvdentalassociates.com
DISASTER RECOVERY
SERVPRO of Northern Sussex County
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Fire & Water Cleanup & Restoration
servpronscw.com
Brent Pope
862-200-0356 Cell
ELECTRONIC OFFICE SYSTEMS
Chris Lagreca, Sales Consultant
Electronic Office Systems
Fairfield, NJ
973-808-0100
973-882-2882 fax
clegreca@eosnj.com
eosnj.com
FLOORING
Fasani & Sons Custom Flooring
Michael F. Fasani
Hawthorne, NJ 07506
973 423-2907
fasaniflooring@aol.com
HOME IMPROVEMENTS
Robert Ruggiero
License #13VH04356500
Beechwood Home Improvements
Livingston, NJ 07039
973-634-3514
compass.inspect@yahoo.com
HOME INSPECTIONS
Robert Ruggiero
N.J.H.I. Lic #24GI00084600
Compass Home Inspections, LLC
Livingston, NJ 07039
973-634-3514
compass.inspect@yahoo.com
INSURANCE AUTO, HOME
Jim Murasko, LUTCF
Allstate New Jersey Insurance Company
Exclusive Agent
The Murasko Agency, LLC
Bloomingdale, NJ 07403
973-492-2200
jimmurasko@allstate.com
INSURANCE LIFE, DISABILITY,
LONG TERM CARE & SMALL
BUSINESS GROUP BENEFITS
Thomas J. Cleeland CLTC,LUTCF
Allstate Financial Services
Westfield, NJ 07090
908-301-0711
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allstate.com/tcleeland
IT/COMPUTER SERVICES
Ken Ginefra, President
GCS Consultants LLC
170 Kinnelon Road, Suite 16
Kinnelon, NJ 07405
973-291-8048
ken@gcsconsultants.com
gcsconsultants.com
JEWELRY
Denise Holleritter, Independent
Distributor
Premier Designs
Oak Ridge, NJ
973-697-4227
cdholleritter@optonline.net
JUNK REMOVAL
Patrick J. Resotka, Owner
Class Act Junk Removal &
Clean Out Service
Whippany, NJ
973-349-7348
contact@classactcleanouts.com
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MARKETING CONSULTING
Adam S. Wolf
President
CellCon Consulting
West Orange, NJ
973-736-3001
awolf@cellconconsulting.com
cellconconsulting.com
MARY KAY
Mary Hart
Independent Beauty Consultant
973-835-2439
marykay.com/mary.hart
MEDICAL LABORATORY
Everest Medical Laboratory
No Wait Bloodwork
Tom Bellas
142 Route 23 North, Pompton Plains, NJ
973 646-7490
MORTGAGES
Edward Morba, President
Family Home Funding Corp
Kinnelon, NJ 07405
973-283-8111 800-585-1212
emorba@familyhomefunding.com
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PAINTING
Steve Pruzinsky
All Jersey Painting, Inc.
Lincoln Park, NJ 07035
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onnie Aiosa, a real
estate professional
with Coldwell Banker
Residential Brokerage in
Kinnelon, has earned a spot
among the NRT Top 1,000
Sales Associates for his sales
performance in the fourth
quarter of 2012. NRT, the par-
ent company of Coldwell
Banker Residential Brokerage,
is represented by approximate-
ly 42,000 sales associates in
725 sales offices across the
nation.
This achievement places
Ronnie in an elite group of
industry leaders whose hard
work, dedication and unwa-
vering commitment to service
have propelled them to an
esteemed level within our
company, said Hal Maxwell,
president of Coldwell Banker
Residential Brokerage in New
Jersey and Rockland County,
NY.
Aiosa, who lives in
Pompton Plains, has been a
resident of Morris County for
28 years. He offers extensive
knowledge of local communi-
ties to buyers and sellers
throughout Bergen, Essex,
Morris, Passaic and Sussex
Counties. A top real estate
agent ever since entering the
profession in 2006, Aiosa
earned the Coldwell Banker
International Diamond So-
ciety Award for 2012, placing
him within the top nine per-
cent of 82,200 Coldwell
Banker sales associates world-
wide. He has also earned the
New Jersey Association of
Realtors (NJAR) Circle of
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Kinnelon earns spot in NRT top 1,000
higher crediting rate and defer
the taxes into the future.
But wait, there is still
more. A life insurance policy
may be structured as a private
pension plan from which the
owner could withdraw the
cash accumulation to produce
a supplemental retirement
income stream, compliment-
ing an IRA, 401k and social
security.
Lets not forget the pri-
mary reason for life insurance:
to produce a single lump-sum
payment at some unknown
time in the future when it is
needed most, upon the death
of the bread-winner. The
death benefit can be used to
pay off a debt, it can be used
to create an estate, pay taxes,
equalize an inheritance
between heirs, or to endow a
charity.
Life insurance can also
be used to guarantee a retire-
ment plan for your children!
Rather than a child investing
large portions of his pay check
into an IRA, mutual fund and
401k, given the uncertainty of
the stock market, a parent or
child could purchase a very
large life insurance policy that
would pay off at approximate-
ly the time when the child
reaches retirement age.
Son, age 40, purchases a
$1,000,000 life policy on dad,
age 68. If dad leaves us in 30
years at 98, son receives $1
million for his retirement
years. If dad is still alive, son
can access the cash value as an
advance on the death benefit.
Should dad die prematurely,
son has $1 million ahead of
schedule. This is a perfect
alternative to trusting the
upward momentum of the
stock and bond markets,
wouldnt you think? Actually,
the plan is flawless, as every-
one will die eventually and
earlier or later doesnt finan-
cially matter to the son
because he can retire on time,
regardless of dads longevity.
Though there are many
good reasons for purchasing
life insurance, let me illustrate
one more that is vitally impor-
tant and a reason not to pur-
chase the cheap term insur-
ance variety. Ill use myself as
an example. I entered this
business at age 19 and shortly
after purchased term insur-
ance. In my late twenties, I
purchased more life insurance
as my family grew, but this
time I purchased a cash accu-
mulation type of policy. When
I hit age 30, I was diagnosed
an adult onset type II diabetic;
this rendered my days of a pre-
ferred, select or premier
underwriting classification out
the window. I was now a rated
applicant that could no longer
shop for the cheapest term
insurance across the country
at renewal time. The term
coverage I currently had was
going to keep increasing in
cost till one day it would
become unmanageable. How-
ever, the universal type of
policies I purchased were pro-
tected from my change in
underwriting status. Once I
was accepted, any subsequent
change in health would have
no effect on the premiums.
What I am discussing is
the most important asset that
everyone possesses: insurabil-
ity. Once compromised, its
lost forever! Thank goodness I
purchased life insurance that
would not and could not be
denied to me by my diabetic
condition or 18 years later at
age 48 when I suffered a quin-
tuple by-pass!
I have learned a very
expensive lesson first-hand:
cheap does, in fact, cost more.
Whether its a clothing wash-
er or a life insurance policy,
there is a price to pay for a
cheaper model. If the washer
breaks down ahead of a more
dependable and expensive
brand, how much did you save
if you wind-up forced to pur-
chase another one ahead of
the life expectancy of the bet-
ter unit? In fact, in this exam-
ple it might have cost twice as
much.
With a life insurance
example, if the policy lapsed
before the insureds death, the
cost of that purchase would be
catastrophic! I might add that
my choice of universal life
insurance purchased over 20
years ago benefits me today.
How? Its still in force,
requires no premium from this
point forward, has a current
six-digit cash value (available
on demand), and will provide
a tax-free annual income dur-
ing my retirement years. The
term insurance I purchased in
my 20s was inexpensive, yes,
and it provided a death bene-
fit while in-force and left me
today with a bunch of paid
receipts. The best benefit of
my life insurance policies is
the fact that my wifes and
kids lifestyles will continue,
uninterrupted (financially
speaking) should I not wake
up tomorrow. I guess I should
mention that benefit as well
absolute peace of mind!
Should you need or
desire a review of either your
policies or what is available in
the marketplace, please call
me for a no cost and no com-
mitment appointment today.
Dont delay, as you are now
the youngest and potentially
the most insurable you will
ever be for the rest of your life!
Mark E. Charnet is president
and founder of American Pros-
perity Group. APG is the pre-
mier retirement- and estate-
planning franchise in the U.S.
with 17 offices in nine states.
Charnet is a certified annuity
specialist, a certified senior advi-
sor and has 32 years of experi-
ence in the retirement- and es-
tate-planning fields. Creator of
the Trinity Method of Investing,
he encourages your inquiries
and can be reached at
877-885-1274,
973-831-4424 or markchar-
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growth stimulant, in the large
concentration that occurs in
pet urine, it causes the grass to
dry up and burn, resulting in
bare spots. Replanting with
urine-resistant grasses can help
cut down on the level of dam-
age to the lawn from your own
pet or pets that happen to make
potty stops on your property.
The grasses most resistant to
urine tend to be perennial rye-
grasses and fescues.
Wake up and water.
Watering in the early mornings
saves time and energy in the
long run by fostering a tougher,
more drought-resistant lawn. If
you water early in the day, less
water will be lost to evapora-
tion. Limit watering to a few
times per week and less if you
have had adequate rain. Avoid
watering at night, which can
expose the lawn to bacteria and
attract insects.
Mow when the lawn is
dry. Its not advisable to mow
the lawn when it is wet.
Slippery conditions can not
only make it more dangerous
to push a mower, but also slow
down the time it can take to
tackle the chore. The mower
blades can become clogged
and coated with wet grass
clippings, necessitating stop-
ping and starting the task.
Another thing to consider is
lawn diseases spread more
readily through wet clippings.
Stick to mowing when the
lawn is completely dry.
Let clippings fly. Mul-
ching mowers, or those that
just distribute clippings on the
lawn as you go, can be healthi-
er for the grass. They will serve
as fertilizer and redistribute
nutrients to the lawn as they
breakdown into the soil.
According to The Organic
Lawn Care Manual, leaving
clippings on the lawn will fulfill
about 25 percent of fertilizer
requirements. Plus, you save
time bagging up clippings.
Mow less often. Raise the
mowers blade so that the grass
is longer in between cuttings.
The taller grass will shade the
soil and block weeds from ger-
minating. It also helps improve
soils moisture retention.
Dont cut corners. Ad-
justing a landscape design to
have arches and curves can
reduce the time it takes to mow
and edge a property. Hard cor-
ners in a landscape will require
more time to keep straight and
pristine.
Caring for a lawn can take
less time and effort than you
think.
Shortcuts to a lush lawn
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Excellence Award in 2006 and
2008-2012 for his sales success.
Aiosa is co-leader of the
Boswell/Aiosa Group with
previews luxury property spe-
cialist Bill Boswell.
Aiosa was recently fea-
tured as a real estate expert on
NBCs LXTV Open House,
teaming up with host George
Oliphant to show simple ways
sellers can make a home stand
out among the competition
when it goes on the market.
Formerly in the mortgage
industry, Aiosa has in-depth
knowledge of the mortgage
process and keeps up-to-date
with changes in the field to
better guide buyers. He also
specializes in new construction
and renovations. Active in
professional organizations,
Aiosa is co-chairperson of the
Passaic County Board of
Realtors Young Professionals
Network. He also belongs to
NJAR, the Real Source
Association of Realtors,
National Association of
Realtors, New Jersey Multiple
Listing Service and Garden
State Multiple Listing Service.
Aiosa is a business builder
director for Legacy Minded
Men, a local networking group
governed by the Legacy
Minded Men Corporation
For more information
about buying or selling a home,
contact Ronnie Aiosa with
Coldwell Banker Residential
Brokerage in Kinnelon at 973-
838-9300 or 973-600-3262.
The office is located at 1450
Route 23 North. Listings can
be viewed at www.coldwell-
bankermoves.com/kinnelon.
Ronnie Aiosa of Coldwell Banker
residential brokerage in Kinnelon
earns spot in NRT top 1,000
in Alabama were disciplined
for dress code violations
thanks to their choices in
prom gowns.
Students may find dress
code policies prohibit dresses
that are too short above the
knee, ones that show cleav-
age below the breastbone or
materials that are sheer or
too revealing. Depending on
the school, there also may be
limits as to what girls and
guys are allowed to wear,
such as no tuxedos or suits for
the girls and no dresses for
the guys.
Schools that im-pose a
dress code may mail home
advisements of the policy, or
it may be up to the students
to find out the restrictions
from administration.
ALCOHOL SCREENING
In an effort to prevent
drunk driving injuries and
fatalities, some schools have
implemented alcohol screen-
ing procedures. Alcohol-
related crashes are one of the
leading causes of death come
prom time. Also, alcohol is
said to reduce peoples inhi-
bitions, which can increase
risky behavior, such as hav-
ing unprotected sex.
Students who attended
the Saratoga Springs High
School Prom in 2011 had to
submit to an alcohol screen-
ing to prove they had not
been drinking before enter-
ing the prom. Passive alcohol
sensors as well as coat and
bag checks were used prior to
and during the dance to
detect alcohol consumption.
The school stated that the
policy was put in place after
two students were hospital-
ized and 21 were disciplined
after engaging in underage
drinking at a prior dance.
These are not the only
restrictions some schools
implement. Across the coun-
try, dates have been banned
after criminal background
checks turn up past misde-
meanors. Some schools
require parents prescreen
potential not-from-the-
school dates, or these stu-
dents must be vouched for by
their own principals.
Some students and par-
ents say that these restric-
tions are beneficial for the
safety of the classmates.
Others argue it is a violation
of personal rights. However,
if the students dont agree
with the policies, they have
every right not to attend the
prom.
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\e proudly
salute the brae
men and women
who hae sered
and made the
ultimate sacriice
or their country.
\ith courage
and coniction,
these heroes
hae protected
America`s
reedom through
the generations,
and we are
oreer grateul
to them.
On Memorial
Day, we once
again pay our
respects to
America`s allen
soldiers. \e pray
or their amilies,
and we honor
their memories
with gratitude and
humility.
\e remember that
reedom is not
ree.
A 1ribute to the Heroes of Memorial Day
Life & Leisure
1o all who hae
sered and
continue to sere
our country,
\L
1lANK
\OU.

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