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MAY 17
Wayne Elks 2181 Army of Hope, 50
Hinchman Ave, a salute to our Armed
Forces dinner/dance Saturday, May 17
at 7:30pm. Menu by Chef Bob
Fisher. Music by the classics Adam &
Eve. Chaired by Paul Naklicki. For reser-
vations call Joyce Di Brigida at 973-
956-8956.
MAY 18
Chabad of Passaic County will be host-
ing a family Fun Day for Lag Baomer on
Sunday, May 18 at 12:45pm. Come
enjoy inflatables, jousting, face painting
and tattoo artist, game truck, BBQ and
more! Free admission, BBQ/snacks for
sale. Friendship Circle families are invit-
ed to join with us! Volunteers will be on
site. Our event is open to the entire
Jewish Community, regardless of their
religious affiliation. Program at The
Chabad Center, 194 Ratzer Rd. For more
details and to RSVP, please contact Chani
at Chanig@optonline.net or call 973-
694-6274.
Around the
Community ...
Holy Spirit School Carnival, 330
Newark Pompton Turnpike in
Pequannock, starts Tuesday, June 3
through Saturday, June 7 at 6pm every
night. Come and enjoy food, games,
music, and rides with family and
friends. $30 wristbands every night for
unlimited rides or purchase $20
wristbands (on-line only) at
www.campys.com by June 3 at 2pm (no
refunds).Pre-sale wristbands are valid
for use on any one day of the event.
Please call 973-835-5680 for more
information.
St. Andrew Greek Orthodox Church,
1447 Sussex Turnpike in Randolph, will
have their 44th Annual Big Greek
Festival kicking off this year on Friday,
May 30, with a takeout menu. Evening
festivities from 5-11:30pm; Saturday,
May 31 from 12pm-11:30pm; Sunday,
June 1 from 12pm-8pm. A download-
able coupon for free admission is avail-
able at www.BigGreekFestival.com, as
well as a menu, directions and more.
Visa/Mastercard accepted, and ATM
available. Big Greek Festival is available
via Facebook at www.facebook.com/
biggreekfestival.
Preakness Bible Church, 1108
Preakness Avenue in Wayne welcomes
boys and girls of Wayne to their VBS
July 21st-25th from 9:30am-12pm.
This years theme is Weird Animals, to
help kids discover what one-of-a-kind
love means in their lives. This free camp
for K-7th graders will include games,
crafts, snacks, story time, songs, and
skits. Register at www.preakness
biblechurch.org.
Family Promise of Passaic County is
hosting an online fundraiser with
Tastefully Simple. The Party will run
through May 31. To place an order go
to, www.tastefullysimple.com/web/
gigler, select Family Promise, and place
your order. For questions please feel
free to contact Geri Igler at
geriigler@aol.com or call 862-371-
0205, or Susan Carroll kcsrosie
@gmail.com or 973-633-1128. For
more information about the work of
Family Promise of Passaic County, go to
www.fppassaiccounty.org or visit us on
Facebook.
Vendors wanted for a beautiful Maasai
Market - Craft Fair at St. Michaels
Episcopal Church, 1219 Ratzer Road,
Wayne on Saturday, June 7 from 9am-
6pm. International food delights,
African food, art, fashions, music and a
fun day for all. Craft vendors welcome,
table cost is $35.00. Please call the
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ince we are old enough
to sit-up, we are con-
stantly debating, dis-
cussing and negotiating over
the want versus need argu-
ment. A child in the grocery
cart when, checking out,
grabs the candy on the shelf
that management chooses to
place there because they
know all too well the out-
come of the dilemma it poses.
Kid grabs candy he doesnt
need, Mom reminds her child
of this and attempts to take it
away and put it back on the
shelf. Kid screams and throws
a tantrum, Mom relents and
gives candy back to child, just
to shut him up and to cease
further embarrassment; store
makes another sale of a high
profit impulse item.
TV advertising addresses
the emotion of how the male
customer will feel behind the
wheel of a new hot, sexy, loud,
exotic-colored muscle car
adorned by scantily clad beau-
tiful babes in bikinis. Does
the intended prospect want or
need that car? Some would
argue, based on the looks of
the male prospect, he may
need a car like that to get a
beautiful babe, but in reality,
we know that the purchase of
that sexy sports car is to ful-
fill a want, not a need. Does
one want or need that ice
cream cone when passing the
ice cream shop on the way
home from work? No, you
just want it!
Over the last 75 years,
American businesses and their
advertising firms have been
programming people to follow
their wants and desires, most
of the time at the expense of
their needs. Recently, in my
life, this want vs. need con-
versation hit close to home.
A few months ago I thought
I wanted a brand new Bentley
for my garage. I went to look
at the newest and greatest 4
door model in New York to
find a beautiful specimen
longing for a new home and
driver. It was returned to the
dealer by the previous owner
after 750 miles in favor of a
new Ferrari. The owner lost
$70,000 doing this, but, if you
can afford a Ferrari, so be it.
His loss was my gain. I was
very excited to call my wife
Terry to tell her the great
news, to which she replied,
You do not need a new
Bentley. I told her no one
needs a new Bentley! Then
she said, You cant afford a
new Bentley. I looked care-
fully at my checkbook and
fired back that I could indeed
afford to buy it. Her retort was
something involving colorful
foreign words, sleeping in
another room and the dog
house. You know what; I real-
ly didnt want a new Bentley
after all!
Yes, there are wants and
needs and they are usually
grossly different. There is
however, one exception to
this rule and that is financial
independence. Everyone
should want to be financially
independent, but, they also
need to be financially inde-
pendent! Financial Indepen-
dence means being able to
live your lifestyle without a
working income paycheck.
Different for everyone; is the
level of paycheck necessary to
be financially independent,
however, monthly cash-flow is
a necessity! When the work-
ing phase of your life is over
because of disability, termina-
tion or retirement, the need
for a paycheck continues.
Some income will be provided
by Social Security if youre
over 65 and some retirees will
receive a pension. Others
must be dependent on their
savings and investments to fill
in the gaps or provide the
lions share of their income
with the dual necessity for
increasing that paycheck to
combat inflation. This need
for a paycheck throughout
your retirement years cannot
be confused with wanting a
paycheck, though it would be
nice if your wants could be
accomplished by the needs
you carefully planned for and
executed!
Let me redirect the ques-
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needs be fulfilled by your cur-
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check? Do you agree with me
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be? Can you guarantee it?
Though no company, product
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there are companies that can
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imagine an investment like
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This is part of my job, to
demonstrate how you can
accomplish this with your
retirement dollars and I firmly
believe that you need to be
informed and practice this dis-
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of your money.
I dont know about you
but, I do know this, I need a
guaranteed retirement in-
come that affords me the
opportunity to get everything
my wife allows me to want!
When we retire and my guar-
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allows me to want a new
Bentley, she wont stop me
from needing it! Until then,
she reminds me of the need to
continue funding our retire-
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absolutely right! I am so
happy she said yes when I
asked her to marry me, 28
years ago. I needed her to say
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BLOOMINGDALE-BUTLER-KINNELON: There will be a combined commemorative service beginning with a parade at
9:00am Monday, May 26 on Main Street and Van Dam Avenue in Bloomingdale; a service at Butler Park on Main Street, between
Park Place and High Street, followed by a car procession to Kinnelon Municipal Building, 130 Kinnelon Road.
LINCOLN PARK: Parade starts at 2:00pm on Sunday, May 25 marching on Comly Rd to Main St and ending at the American
Legion Memorial Home where a memorial service will be held.
PEQUANNOCK: Parade starts at 10:00am on Monday, May 26 beginning at Maresca Lumber, 69 Newark-Pompton Tpke., and
ending at Town Hall, 530 Newark-Pompton Tpke.
POMPTON LAKES: Parade starts at 11:00am on Sunday, May 25 beginning at Veterans Memorial off Lakeside Ave and ends at
the center of town.
RIVERDALE: Parade starts at 10:00am on Monday, May 26 beginning at Hamburg Turnpike and Niad Avenue and ending at
Borough Hall, 91 Newark-Pompton Tpke.
WAYNE: Parade starts at 10:00am on Monday, May 26 beginning at Ramapo Shopping Center and ending with a service at the
Municipal Building, 475 Valley Road.
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are quick to refer to
Memorial Day as the
unofficial beginning of sum-
mer, the day is much more
than that. Initially known as
Decoration Day, Memorial
Day is a day to remember
those military members who
died in service of the country.
The origins of Memorial
Day remain a topic of debate.
In 1966, President Lyndon
Johnson declared Waterloo,
N.Y. as the official birthplace
of Memorial Day. However,
the roots of Memorial Day
likely run much deeper, as
researchers at Duke University
note that during the Civil
War, organized womens
groups in the south had begun
to decorate the graves of fallen
soldiers.
Memorial Day as we
know it today can likely be
traced to Charleston, S.C.,
where teachers, missionaries
and some members of the press
gathered on May 1, 1865 to
honor fallen soldiers. During
the Civil War, captured Union
soldiers were held at the
Charleston Race Course and
hundreds died during captivi-
ty. Upon their deaths, soldiers
were buried in unmarked
graves. When the Civil War
ended, the May Day gathering
was organized as a memorial to
all the men who had died dur-
ing captivity. The burial
ground was landscaped, and
those freed as a result of the
Civil War played an integral
role in the event at the
Charleston Race Course.
While the event in
Charleston might have been
the first Memorial Day-type
celebration in the southern
United States, General John
A. Logan is often cited as
inspiring similar events in the
north. As commander-in-chief
of the Grand Army of the
Republic, a veterans organiza-
tion for men who served in the
Civil War, General Logan
issued a proclamation just five
days after the Charleston
event that called for
Decoration Day to be observed
annually across the country.
Logan preferred the event not
be held on the anniversary of
any particular battle, and thus
the day was observed for the
first time on May 30.
Celebrating the day in May
also was significant to event
organizers because May is a
month when flowers are in
bloom, making it easier for
observers of the holiday to
place flowers on the graves of
fallen soldiers.
In 1868, events were held
at more than 180 cemeteries
in 27 states, and those figures
nearly doubled in 1869. By
1890, every northern state
officially recognized Deco-
ration Day as a state holiday.
But southern states honored
their dead on a different day
until after World War I, when
the holiday was changed to
recognize Americans who died
in any war and not just the
Civil War. Nearly every state
now celebrates Memorial Day,
a name for the holiday first
used in 1882, on the last
Monday in May.
The history of Memorial Day
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Many studies have shown
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case their heritage and honor a
grandparent or other special
senior. Scrapbooks are one such
way to share the life of a special
person and indirectly tell the
tale of your family history.
Very often personal histo-
ry projects are a part of elemen-
tary school curricula, so you
may already have the makings
of a family tree or a family diary
in your home. All it takes is a
little more research and some
planning to design a scrapbook
that can be gifted or kept for
generations to enjoy.
Begin by making an out-
line of what you would like to
cover in the scrapbook.
Perhaps there is a specific event
in a grandparents life that is
worth highlighting, like a mili-
tary tour of duty or a brief stint
in show business. Maybe you
would like to present different
snapshots in time during his or
her life. Either way, planning
out the content of the scrap-
book will make it easier to
gather the necessary elements.
Once youve settled on a
theme, begin your research by
interviewing the eventual
recipient (he or she doesnt
have to know the reason
behind the inquiry.)
During the interview, take
note of key dates and try to
establish the mood of the era
with supporting materials. For
example, you may be able to
find samples of advertisements
from a correlating period in his-
tory or newspaper clippings
that can be used to fluff up the
content of the book.
In the meantime, gather
photos that can be used in the
scrapbook, which may take
some hunting. Prints can be
scanned and copied via a
desktop scanner at home, or
loaded onto a CD or thumb
drive and brought to a phar-
macy photo kiosk. Some spe-
cialty shops can even scan
slides or convert stills from
film into images. Make sure to
make copies of all original
prints and be careful not to
lose or damage the originals.
Scrapbooks can be made
manually with materials pur-
chased anywhere from craft
and hobby stores to stationery
shops. There are a variety of
paper-cutting tools, adhesives,
stickers, labels, and stencils
that can be used to enhance
the look of the scrapbook.
There are also computer soft-
ware programs or online tools
through photo-sharing sites
that enable you to upload
images and text and design
photo books entirely online.
Then the finished product can
be printed out in a variety of
finishes. This method may
actually be preferable for
those who plan to save the
scrapbook or anticipate it
being such a big hit that oth-
ers will want their own copies.
Create a digital file of all
of your information and
copies of images. This way if
you ever want to add to the
scrapbook or reproduce infor-
mation in the future you will
have all of the information at
your fingertips. The scrapbook
also will serve as a good source
material down the line should
future generations want to
learn about their ancestors.
Scrapbooking is more
than just detailing babys first
birthday or a vacation. This
popular pastime can help docu-
ment the life of a special senior.
Historical scrapbooks can honor older relatives
M
en and women
serving in the mili-
tary make consid-
erable sacrifices in defense of
the United States and its cit-
izens. Such sacrifices can eas-
ily be taken for granted by
those with no friends or fam-
ily members serving in the
military, but its important
for all Americans to recog-
nize the efforts of both active
and veteran servicemen and
women.
Honoring active mili-
tary members and veterans
does not have to be an elabo-
rate undertaking. Service
members and their families
often cherish even the sim-
plest of gestures, and the fol-
lowing are a handful of ways
grateful men and women can
show their appreciation to
active and retired members
of the military.
Help a neighbor whos on
active duty. Active duty serv-
ice members can be away from
their families for long periods
of time, and their absence can
make things difficult for their
families. Spouses of deployed
service members are typically
left to manage a household on
their own for months at a
time. Neighbors can show
their appreciation by helping
with some chores around the
house. Offer to mow a neigh-
bors lawn or drive a neigh-
bors kids to school. Such ges-
tures might seem small, but
they can go a long way toward
alleviating some of the stress
that spouses of deployed serv-
ice members deal with on a
daily basis.
Support the Wounded
Warrior Project. Many service
members sustain physical
injuries while deployed. The
Wounded Warrior Project
works to raise awareness and
enlist the publics help to
address the needs of injured
service members. Men and
women who want to show
their appreciation to injured
service members can work
with the Wounded Warrior
Project by volunteering at
project-sponsored events or
hosting fundraising events
such as golf tournaments or
community picnics. More
information about working
with the Wounded Warrior
Project is available at
www. woundedwarri orpro-
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Write a letter of apprecia-
tion. One of the simplest
ways to show your support for
service members is to write
them a letter expressing that
appreciation. If a friends, rel-
atives or neighbors are active
service members or veterans,
sit down and write a letter
telling them how much you
appreciate their sacrifice in
service of their country, and
encourage youngsters to do
the same. If you dont know
any members of the military,
you can work with A Million
Thanks (www.amillion-
thanks.org), a year-round
campaign that encourages
Americans to write letters or
emails or send cards or
prayers to U.S. military per-
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church at 973-694-1026, Tuesday-
Friday from 9am-5pm for more infor-
mation.
Professional musicians and vocalists of
the Wayne Seniors Swing Band will per-
form for your dancing and listening
pleasure on the third Tuesday of each
month. Performances will take place
from 12:30-2:30 p.m. at the Wayne
Elks Lodge, 50 Hinchman Avenue in
Wayne. Requested donation is $2 from
members of the Wayne Elks Lodge and
members of the Wayne Adult
Community Center. For all others,
requested donation is $3. Light refresh-
ments will be served. For more informa-
tion, call 973-633-0734.
The Riverview Garden Club, based in
Wayne encourages local area residents
who are interested in gardening and in
expanding their botanical knowledge to
become club members. Novice as well as
experienced gardeners welcome. For
details about joining our club, please
call our membership chairperson Linda
Wescott 973-694-1098 or send an
email to: riverviewgc13@yahoo.com.
You can also visit our web site at
www.riverviewgardenclub.com.
Visiting Angels in association with The
Alzheimers Foundation of America is
offering free year round memory
screenings. Confidential screenings are
held from 2-4pm every third
Wednesday of each month except for
November. Call for your appointment
973-839-3761. All screenings are held
at the Visiting Angels office at 2190
Hamburg Turnpike, Wayne.
The Golden Age Circle of Wayne, Inc.
(GACW) is an active non-profit senior
group sponsored by the Wayne
Department of Parks and Recreation
that meets every Thursday at 1pm in
the PAL Building, 1 PAL Drive in Wayne.
Day trips and overnight trips are sched-
uled throughout the year, certain meet-
ings host special speakers, and bingo is
played for only GACW members one
Thursday during each month. To qualify
as a member, you must be a Wayne res-
ident of at least 50 years of age. Yearly
dues are $7. For more information, call
Val Turner, assistant recording secretary,
at 973-694-5094. Or, come visit us!
Jewish Family Service of North Jersey,
a recipient of financial assistance from
UJA Federation of North Jersey, is
expanding its Kosher Meals on Wheels
program in Wayne. The Meals on
Wheels Program provides hot, nutritious
kosher meals to people age 60 and
sonnel, past and present to
thank them for their sacri-
fices, dedication and service.
Exercise your right to vote.
One of the best ways to honor
servicemen and women is to
avoid taking the rights they so
bravely defend for granted.
Members of the military rou-
tinely put their lives on the
line so Americans can enjoy
freedoms that many people
across the globe cannot.
Voting is one such freedom, so
Americans should make it a
point to vote every Election
Day and teach their kids about
the responsibility each
American has to vote and take
an interest in their govern-
ment. Speak with active and
veteran members of the mili-
tary about their thoughts on
proposed legislation and their
opinions on how to improve
that legislation, taking those
opinions into consideration
before casting your vote.
May 14, 2014 Zone 1, Page 11
How to honor
servicemen and
women
continued from previous page
Dave Meyer, a 43 year old husband and father of five daughters suffered a dry stroke while in
Aruba on business. They face a long road to recovery and an increasing financial burden. During
this time donations are being collected for the Meyer family while Dave is recovering, until he
can again provide for his family. Please pray for Dave and his family. The Meyers would like to
thank everyone for the outpouring of love and support they have received.
To make your donation for the overwhelming medical expenses or to help with family needs
please visit www.gofundme.com/83kmeo or you can send a check payable to the Meyer Family, to
Life and Leisure, 234 Main St, Lincoln Park, NJ 07035. Thank you for your generosity and may
God bless you.
Local family needs our help
Community Happenings
continued from page 2
H
umans are not the
only animals that
may get a bit pudgy
around the middle and tip the
scale in the wrong direction.
Mans best friend also may put
on some extra pounds, neces-
sitating a workout plan to get
back into shape.
According to the
Association for Pet Obesity
Prevention, 53 percent of
adult dogs in the United
States are classified as over-
weight or obese by their vet-
erinarians. Yet, pet owners are
sometimes unaware that their
prized pooches are over-
weight.
Overweight dogs and
cats face some of the same
health risks as overweight
men and women.
Musculoskeletal problems,
such as degenerative joint dis-
eases, and back problems have
been linked to obesity, as have
heart disease and respiratory
problems. Diabetes and heat
or exercise intolerance are
other side effects of being
overweight.
But a pets weight is not
the lone indicator of how
healthy the animal is, and the
ideal weight can vary from
dog to dog. A body condition
score is helpful in determining
a pets ideal body weight.
Some indications a dog may
not be at a healthy weight
include:
- a belly that hangs below the
rib cage area
- a belly that moves when the
dog moves, unless the dog is
pregnant or has just given birth
- inability of the owner or vet to
feel the dogs ribs in the rib cage
- a waddle of skin on the neck
of dogs where excess skin isnt
indicative of the breed
- no visual indication of dogs
waist
- inability of the owner or vet to
feel the bones near the base of
the tail
- a less active lifestyle, includ-
ing avoiding exercise and play
- excessive panting
Keeping a dog in shape is
one of the best things you can
do for your pet. But what if
your dog already has packed
on a few unnecessary pounds?
Its time to start a canine fit-
ness routine and follow some
other guidelines.
Talk to your veterinarian.
Obesity could be the result of
eating too much or inactivity,
but it also can be a sign of a
serious condition. If a routine
exam and blood work come up
normal, then you can begin a
plan for helping Fido shed the
weight.
Consider a new food. There
are many different types of
foods on the market, includ-
ing low-calorie options. Some
foods contain extra fiber to
help the dog feel fuller with-
out having eaten as much.
Also, look for foods with lean
protein sources without grains
and other filler.
Break up the feeding sched-
ule. Instead of one large meal
a day, feed your dog two or
three smaller portions of food,
which will help keep his
metabolism going all day long.
Become joint joggers.
Jogging with a dog can
become an enjoyable pastime
that enables you both to get
exercise and stay in shape.
Take up swimming. Many
dogs are natural lovers of
water, and swimming is an
effective, low-impact exercise.
Teach your dog tricks.
Physical tricks, like fetching a
ball or rolling over, can keep
dogs active.
Go for long walks. Take your
dog with you wherever you go.
The more he or she is up and
moving, the less chance there
is to sleep and be lazy.
Dr. Matthew Krupnick, 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
quality and compassionate care
for your pets in the community.
The Pequannock Animal Hos-
pital is located at 591 Newark
Pompton Turnpike in Pompton
Plains. You can reach them at
973-616-0400.
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Get your dog in shape
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layground equipment
is a magnet for chil-
dren, and rightfully so.
Kids love playing on swings,
slides and climbing compo-
nents of play-sets on school
properties and at area parks.
While playgrounds are ideal
settings for fun-filled days,
they also carry a certain
degree of risk.
Approximately 20 chil-
dren in the United States die
from playground-related in-
jures every year. More than
half of these deaths result
from strangulation and about
one-third result from falls,
according to the Centers
for Disease Control and
Prevention. But parents can
reduce their youngsters risk
of injury and the severity of
injuries in various ways.
Purchase recommended
safe equipment. Parents
should do their research
when buying playground
equipment. Con-sumers can
check with the Consumer
Product Safety Commission
for any litigation involving
certain manufacturers or any
product recalls. It may cost a
little more to install a top-of-
the-line playground set, but
the peace of mind and
reduced risk of injury is
worth the extra cost.
Invest in adequate surfac-
ing. The CPSC says roughly
60 percent of all playground
injuries result from falls from
the structures. Although no
fall is pleasant, the severity
of injury resulting from a fall
can be greatly reduced
depending on how safe the
surface material surrounding
the equipment is. Blacktop,
concrete or even grass can be
painful to land on. However,
loose-fill materials like pea
gravel, sand, shredded rub-
ber, or mulch can soften falls.
Plus, these materials are rela-
tively low-cost and can be
made from recycled items.
But parents should know that
loose-fill materials must be
maintained to ensure a safe
level of thickness. A depth of
12 inches is often recom-
mended.
Choose an age-appropriate
structure. Injuries frequently
occur when children use
equipment designed for older
kids. Playgrounds are not
one-size-fits-all. There are
specific differences in the size
and stature of younger chil-
dren from older ones, as well
as limitations in younger
childrens development.
Segregated playground areas,
or those with groupings of
equipment recommended for
certain age groups, can help
limit injuries. Pre-school
children need smaller steps
and crawl spaces, while older
children can utilize overhead
bars that maximize upper-
arm strength.
How to prevent playground injuries
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shop. Drivers needed to deliver meals
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In addition to our pool parties, choose
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Safely situate equipment.
Consider placing a piece of
playground equipment under
a shady area to keep children
comfortable and safe from
sunburns. Hot equipment
can result in burns and being
out in direct sunlight can
also cause UV damage to the
childrens skin. Structures
should be situated so there
are no obstructions or obsta-
cles to any moving parts.
Select a shorter structure.
Studies show that the greater
the height of a playground
structure the greater the risk
for injury. Choose play-
ground equipment that is
nearer to the ground to pre-
vent serious injuries from
falls and other incidents.
Inspect and maintain the
equipment. Safety measures
must still be taken after the
playground has been erected.
Equipment should be rou-
tinely inspected for damage
and movable parts and joints
should be examined for any
signs of wear and tear. Bolts
should remain tight, and any
hardware that is protruding
should be fixed. S-rings and
other links and chains should
not have gaps where children
can get caught. Wood should
be inspected for splintering
or decay and replaced where
necessary.
Supervise kids at all times.
Children should always be
supervised when playing
on playground equipment,
whether they are playing at
school, at home or in a pub-
lic park. Adults should dis-
courage poor or risk-taking
behavior that increases risk
of injury. Adults also are
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changing structure codes and
guidelines so that equipment
can be adjusted accordingly.
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A
patch of dead grass
on an otherwise
lush lawn can be a
frustrating eyesore for home-
owners. Whether lawn care is
your passion or just some-
thing you do to maintain the
value of your home, dead
grass can be exasperating.
But as unsightly as dead
grass can be, addressing it
and restoring the dead patch-
es can be somewhat simple.
Before you can restore grass,
however, you must first iden-
tify the source of the prob-
lem. Grass often dies because
of urine damage, which is
typically characterized by a
dead spot surrounded by oth-
erwise green grass. Grub
infestation might be at fault
when dead grass appears, and
such an infestation often pro-
duces patches of light brown
grass that are scattered
throughout the lawn. Its also
possible that dead grass is a
result of human error. If your
lawn was over fertilized, then
patches of gray-green grass
may appear. Fungal disease is
another common culprit
behind dead grass, and such
disease can manifest itself in
different ways. Once you
have identified why the grass
is dead, which may require
the help of a professional,
then you can begin to treat
your lawn.
Urine damage
Urine damage is often
limited to a particular area of
the grass where your family
pet routinely relieves itself.
Once a particular patch of
grass has worn down, the pet
may move on to another spot.
But if you quickly notice a
dead spot due to urine dam-
age, you can train the animal
to urinate elsewhere, limiting
the damage it causes. When
repairing the grass, dig a hole
thats roughly four inches
deep and fill it with fresh soil
until its level with the soil
surrounding the dead patch.
Then you can sprinkle seed
on top of the freshly laid soil
and water the spot. Grass
should grow in and stay green
so long as you prevent further
urine damage.
Insect damage
Addressing dead spots
caused by insect damage can
be a little more complicated,
and some homeowners may
prefer to hire a professional. If
you want to handle the prob-
lem on your own, apply pesti-
cide to the affected areas so
the insects behind the prob-
lem are killed. Once the
insects are no more, cut the
grass, raking the affected area
to remove the dead grass and
any additional debris. Scatter
grass seed over the affected
areas and then apply an appro-
priate fertilizer and water
immediately. Profess-ionals
may know just the right fertil-
izer for your lawn, so even if
you want to go it alone, visit a
local lawn care center to ask
for advice about addressing
your particular problem.
Fertilizer damage
Fertilizer damage can
also prove difficult to
address, as applying fresh
seeds too soon can kill any
freshly growing seedlings. So
grass that has been damaged
by over-fertilization must
first be allowed to fully die.
Once that has happened, the
grass can be cut and any
remaining debris or dead
grass can be removed. Seed
can then be scattered, and
you can even add some addi-
tional soil before laying down
an appropriate amount of fer-
tilizer and watering the lawn
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A
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different things to dif-
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some, an ideal home sits atop a
hill and has enough rooms
to accommodate generations
upon generations of family
members. To others, a home
small in stature but with views
to die for is all a homeowner
needs.
While preferences may
vary on the home itself, there
are a few things buyers of all
shapes and sizes prefer when
shopping for the home of their
dreams.
Agreeable weather. Vacation
home shoppers often prefer
year-round warm weather so
they know their respite from
the cold is never too far away.
For example, a locale such as
Port St. Lucie, Florida boasts an
average temperature of 73.7 F,
providing the ideal getaway to
snowbound men and women
stuck in the throes of winter.
Affordability. A dream home
stays a dream for many people
because of the misconception
that it is beyond their financial
reach. While a seaside villa in
Italy might never be a reality,
there are places where it is still
affordable to own and maintain
a vacation home, says Andrew
Nadalin, President of Pace
2000 Inc. Compared to neigh-
boring counties, St. Lucie
County and Martin County
represent the piece of South
Florida that is still considered
affordable. Endowed with the
rich quality of life South
Florida has to offer, both St.
Lucie and Martin counties also
offer and affordable cost-of-liv-
ing vacationers will appreciate.
Accessibility of activities.
While an escape from the hus-
tle and bustle of everyday life is
great, no one wants to escape
to a place with nothing to do.
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MORRISTOWN $689,990
Quality, luxury & beauty! Beautiful Chestnut Hill
3BR/2.5BA townhome w/grmt kit, elevator, 2
Car Gar + addl attic space. Wyn0800
WAYNE 973-694-8000
KINNELON $789,000
Smoke Rise-Luxury & comfort combine in this
immaculate 5BR/4.5BA Williamsburg Colonial.
KIN5744
KINNELON/SMOKE RISE 973-838-8400
POMPTON LAKES $359,900
Spacious 4BR/4BA Colonial w/lr/fplc, fdr,
famrm, 2 Car Gar, AG pool & more in a great
location w/easy access to hwys! Wyn0305
WAYNE 973-694-8000
WAYNE $399,900
Updated 4BR Col. Cape w/fdr, EIK/granite, lg
lr/fplc, beautiful hw fls, 2 updtd BAs & gar on
lg level yd. 13 PACKANACK LK RD. Wyn0095
WAYNE 973-694-8000
WANAQUE $1,299,800
Investment property! 3 story brick bldg + single
family home offers 2 4BR apts + 25 rental
rooms, 8.2BAs + parking lot. Wyn0984
WAYNE 973-694-8000
WAYNE $599,000
Packanack Lake-4BR, unique ranch w/MEIK, fam
rm/hot tub &skylites, great mbth/heated fl, 2 fpls.
Paver drive/walks, 2 decks, more! Wyn0975
WAYNE 973-694-8000
WAYNE $665,000
Beautifully appointed 4BR/3.5BA Center Hall
Colonial on quiet level, cul-de-sac location.
Wyn0982
WAYNE 973-694-8000
WAYNE $739,900
Custom 6BR/4BA home w/charming porch, spa-
cious LR, DR & EIK, hw flrs, walkout lwr lvl, ideal
for home ofc/ext fmly + 4 Car Gar. Wyn0172
WAYNE 973-694-8000
WAYNE $799,900
Custom built 5,406sf 5BR/4.5BA Center Hall
Colonial on cul-de-sac, w/finished In-Law-Suite,
3 Car Gar, huge bckyd & hot tub. Wyn0741
WAYNE 973-694-8000
WAYNE $825,000
Zoned comm/res-4BR/2BA ranch w/lr, fdr, great
rm, hw fls, laundry, CA all on huge corner prop-
erty w/high visibility. Wyn0270
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WAYNE $1,199,000
Opulent 4BR/4.5BA luxury custom 4,300sf
home with luxurious features & finishes.
Wyn0125
WAYNE 973-694-8000
WAYNE $1,450,000
Impressive 6,700sf custom 5BR/5.2BA home
w/sweeping bridal staircase, 2-sty grtrm/wetbar,
huge kit, pool, maid qtrs + 4 Car Gar. Wyn0823
WAYNE 973-694-8000
KINNELON $479,000
3BR/2.1BA Split Level plus Bsmt. 2C Gar. Up-
dated Kit/BAs. Prof. landscaped level property.
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KINNELON $499,900
All this in Kinnelon-4BR Bi-Level, spacious flr
pln, skylights, sliders to deck overlooking yard
w/built-in Pool. KIN5732
HASBROUCK HEIGHTS $382,900
Beautiful 2BR/1.5BA ranch w/hdwd fls, updtd
EIK/ss appl, open flr plan w/lg rms, CA, fplc,
cozy sun porch. Easy NYC commute. Wyn0292
WAYNE 973-694-8000
KINNELON $549,900
Smoke Rise: Location w/privacy! Bright open
flr pln. In-law Suite, 5BRS/3.1BA, 3 Car Gar.
Built 1985. KIN5661
KINNELON $589,900
A Must See! Large 4BR/2.1BA Expanded
Ranch/large lot w/level yard/beautiful landscap-
ing. Move right in. KIN5730
KINNELON $699,000
Impressive pillared Mount Vernon 4BR/2.1BA
Col. Exemplifies elegance. HW Flrs, CA, 2C
Gar. KIN5751
KINNELON $700,000
Smoke Rise-5BR/5BA Contemp features Cath
Ceiling, formal DR, FP, fin. Bsmt, 2 Car Gar, CA,
cul-de-sac loc. KIN3756
KINNELON $729,000
Smoke Rise: Elegant brick French Provincial on
1.06 Acs. Circular drive. Magnificent sunsets,
stunning winter lake views. KIN5726
KINNELON $750,000
Smoke Rise-Spec. Cust. Exp. Ranch, Open Flr.
Plan, updated Kit w/Viking stovetop, wine
cooler, granite countertops. KIN3896
PEQUANNOCK $799,000
Your search ends here! 5BR/3.1BA Split Level.
fully renovated in 2002. This is the definition of
perfection. KIN5760
KINNELON $799,000
Beautifully maintained 5BR Classic English
Tudor w/4,000 Sq Ft of living space on priv.
cul-de-sac. KIN5729
MONTVILLE $329,900
Montville Chase Comm-2BR/2.1BA Town-
house end unit. Washer/Dryer & Refrig stay.
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Things to look for when shopping for your dream vacation home
seniors in the area to join the Golden
Key of Wayne. Dont get housebound
come play bingo, dominoes, and card
games with some friendly seniors.
Enjoy fellowship, fun, holiday parties,
and trips. The Golden Key Club meets
every Friday afternoon from 1-3pm at
the Post 174 American Legion building,
55 Mountain View Blvd., Wayne. For
more information, please call Annette
Ford at 973-628-0492.
The MOMS Club of Wayne is looking
for members. It is part of an interna-
tional non-profit support group for
mothers who stay home with their chil-
dren; including those who have home-
based businesses or work part-time but
are home with their children during the
day. The group offers a wide range of
activities including: monthly socials,
group activities/outings, play group
opportunities and moms night out for
the moms only along with community
service projects. All activities and serv-
ice projects are voluntary. If you live in
Wayne and are interested in joining
please e-mail momsofwayne@
yahoo.com or go to www.meetup.com/
moms-club-of-wayne.
The Morning Minyan, a group of caring
people dedicated to observing the tradi-
tion of daily prayer, meets at 7:30am in
the sanctuary of Temple Beth Tikvah,
950 Preakness Avenue in Wayne. A
light breakfast follows the 15-20
minute prayer service. All welcome.
The Pines Lake Womans Club is an
active club opened to all women from
the Wayne area that are at least 18
years old meet monthly on the second
Wednesday of the month at the Pines
Lake Elementary School cafeteria at
7:30pm. Visitors are welcome. The
club offers fun, friendship, and serv-
ice. For more information call 973-
835-3272 or e-mail pineslakewoman-
sclub@yahoo.com.
Wayne Toastmasters is a non-profit
educational organization dedicated to
helping people overcome apprehensions
about speaking in public, while improv-
ing communication and leadership
skills. Guests are welcomed there is
no charge to visit and no obligation to
speak or to join. Meetings held every
second and fourth Tuesday of the month
from 7-9pm. Please arrive 15 minutes
early. For more information, call 973-
633-9155 or visit www.waynetoastmas-
ters.com.
Calvary Gospel Church, 1559
Hamburg Tpk, Wayne announces our
2014 VBS. It will be held July 14-18
from 9am-12pm. This is a free activity
for children grades pre K-5. The theme
will be Gods Love from the program
(Son Treasure Island.) Please call the
church at 973-694-5385 to reserve
your spot now!
When shopping for a place to
buy or build your dream get-
away, be sure theres plenty of
accessibility to popular activi-
ties like boating, fishing, diving,
surfing, canoeing, or kayaking.
Proximity to other hotspots.
Even if youre looking for a
place to simply unwind, a
dream homes proximity to
hotspots or other exotic locales
never hurts. Port St. Lucie, for
example, offers all a vacationer
needs to relax and unwind, and
its only 90 miles from the
Bahamas by boat and a short
drive to Miami, Palm Beach
and Orlando.
Proximity to major airports.
Unless you plan on living in
your vacation home year-
round, youll want the home to
be somewhere thats close to
major airports. This makes it
easier to get to your home and
flights wont be as expensive.
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2-Family 3 Bedrooms over
2 Bedrooms, Partially
finished basement, central
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2 car garage.
Pequannock/Pompton
Plains - Lovely 4BR, 2BA
Colonial on great street.
HW Floors throughout,
Formal DR, Large LR/ FR.
Wonderful 3 season porch
added on in 2000. Main
Floor bathroom updated
in 2005. Updated kitchen
in 1995. Lovely Bay win-
dows in LR, FR, and
Kitchen. Wonderful Back-
yard. Pride of ownership
Close to parks, schools,
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Parking for plenty of cars.
Wayne - Beautiful Cen-
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Franklin Lakes - Stun-
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on almost 3 acres. This
home has all the charm
of a Victorian estate with
all the updates of new
construction. Features
GR, LR, formal DR or
FR. Spacious MBR as
well as 2 two story bed-
room suites, 3 fireplaces,
Crown molding, French
doors, HW Floors, open
floor plan, spacious wrap
around porches and at-
tention to detail make this
the perfect home!
Wayne - Winter is over,
Price to sell. If you are
looking for a large home
with 5BR and 3 full baths
this is the one. Other use
could be M/D or small
business. Large updated
Kitchen, level yard, large
deck. Newer Kitchen, up-
dated with all top appli-
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floors upstairs. New fur-
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R
eal estate professionals
say the market is
rebounding, and many
would-be home buyers are
eagerly awaiting their oppor-
tunities to purchase their own
homes. Fresh data indicates
that the inventory of proper-
ties is quickly drying up and
soon the market is poised to
point in the sellers' favor.
According to Allen &
Associates, a real estate
appraisal, consultant and
research firm based in
Colorado, properties in the
area listed for sale are below
the six-month supply of
inventory. Now could be the
time to get a good deal on a
home, provided buyers are
able to secure mortgages.
No matter how many
affordable homes are avail-
able, if a buyer cannot get
approved for a mortgage, then
his or her chances of owning a
home are slim. In the wake of
a tumultuous economy, many
lenders tightened restrictions
on mortgage lending. And
even though the economy has
rebounded, many lenders have
continued to follow strict
guidelines before lending
money. In order to secure a
mortgage with a good interest
rate, buyers must take control
of their financial situations
and fix problems that could
lead to loan rejection.
Many things can impact
a mortgage application. Here
are the ways to overcome lia-
bilities and improve your
standing with prospective
lenders.
Know your credit rating.
Your credit rating is a score
that lenders rely on when
deciding whether or not to
approve your mortgage appli-
cation. The higher the credit
rating, the more attractive you
look to prospective lenders.
But the lower your score is,
the more difficulty you will
have getting a loan. Should
you get a loan with a low
score, you may have to pay a
higher interest rate than
someone with better credit.
Prior to making any big finan-
cial decisions, such as apply-
ing for a mortgage, it is vital to
find out your credit score. You
can request a free copy of your
credit report, which includes
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from the three major credit
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Address any issues on your
report. Once you know your
score, you can take steps to
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report. Pay down revolving
consumer debts, such as credit
card balances and auto loans.
Report any errors on your
credit report so they can be
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address any notices of collec-
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will be applying for a loan
soon, avoid opening any other
credit accounts for the time
being.
Maintain steady employ-
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vital to getting a mortgage.
Lenders tend to look for long-
term financial stability, which
is best illustrated by maintain-
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Jumping from job to job may
be a red flag to lenders, so it's
better to make a switch after
you have been approved for a
loan.
Save, save, save. Having
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LTV. This will make you
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Individuals who have saved
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in a better light.
Make sure you have a credit
history. Some people are too
cautious with their credit and
think closing accounts or
avoiding credit entirely will
make them more attractive to
lenders. But this can backfire.
Lenders will want to see a
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Karen Casiello
WAYNE $874,500
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Karen Casiello
WAYNE $649,000
Spectacular 6BR, 4FBA, 2HBA w/True
Mother/Daughter Addition, Heated I/G
Pool, Prof. Landscaped YD w/Lounge
area, Glass Block wet bar.
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Joseph Simone
HAWTHORNE $499,000
Spacious 3BR, 2.5BA contemporary
home w/open floor plan & picturesque
grounds nestled atop a cul-de-sac in
Hawthorne Heights.
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Francis De Luccia
WAYNE $519,000
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New windows, Newer Timberline Roof,
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pool, Sliders to DK! C/A.
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HAWTHORNE $299,900
ADORABLE 4BR CAPE Located on nice
corner lot. Property measures 67x95.
Large 2 Car Detached Garage W/Loft,
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WEB#3136758
Mary Contini
WAYNE $479,900
Spacious 4BR,3BA Cape Cod, EIK, FLR
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built in pool.
WEB#3134902
Gene Lowe
RIVERDALE $319,000
Impeccable 2BR, 2BA Gardenia model
w/loft!Loaded w/upgrades, EIK w/SS,
crown moldings & dk overlooking court-
yard/mountain views.
WEB#3137558
Shawn Anen
WAYNE $1,229,000
A true Dream Home! 5BR, 4.5BA turn-
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Beautifully maintained 4BR, 2BA home
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WAYNE $1,200,000
Spectacular 5BR, 4FBA, 2HBA on High-
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Cooking Great Food Since 1960
THE
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TONYS
Touch of Italy
973-694-7787
315 VALLEY RD.
Walgreens Shopping Ctr. Wayne
www.tonystouchoftaly.com
AT TONYS WE ARE SO MUCH MORE THAN PIZZA!
CELEBRITY SANDWICHES
Frank Sinatra - Ham, salami, and provolone ....................................................................... 8.95
Dean Martin - Prosciutto, Genoa salami and provolone ............................ ...........................8.95
Sammy Davis Jr. - Pepperoni and provolone ....................................................................... 8.95
Barbara Streisand - Turkey ................................................................................................ 9.95
Liza Minelli - Fresh mozzarella, prosciutto, roasted peppers, and fresh sliced tomato on
toasted garlic bread ........................................................................................................... 9.95
Al Pacino - Grilled Portabella mushrooms, sauted spinach, roasted peppers and
fresh mozzarella ............................................................................................................... 9.95
Tom Cruise - Roast beef, American Cheese, Onions ............................................................. 9.95
Tony Bennet - Ham, salami, prosicutto, capicola and provolone .......................................... 9.95
Jerry Lewis - Ham, salami, capicola and provolone ............................................................. 9.95
Diana Ross - Tuna Salad .................................................................................................... 8.95
Celine Dion - Tuna salad w/ melted American cheese ......................................................... 9.95
Rosemary Clooney - Roast beef ......................................................................................... 9.95
Robert DeNiro - Grilled Chicken, fresh mozzarella, hot cherry peppers, and slcie Jersey
tomato on garlic bread ...................................................................................................... 9.95
Marlon Brando - Breaded chicken cutlet topped with melted American cheese and bacon ..... 9.95
The Jerry Speziale - Egg white with sautd spinach and mozzarella on toasted Italian ......... 8.95
Vito Correleone - Sauted broccoli rabe, Italian sausage & hot peppers ............................... 9.95
Sophia Loren - Grilled portobello mushroom, grilled zucchini, grilled eggplant, and fresh
mozzarella on a toasted semolina roll with our famous house dressing ............................... 9.95
The My Way - Ham, salami, prosciutto, capicola, provolone, roasted peppers, hot peppers,
melted on a semolina roll .................................................................................................. 9.95
Rocky Balboa - Breaded chicken cutlet, ham, provolone, honey mustard dressing ............... 9.45
The Goodfella - Breaded shrimp with sliced Jersey tomato, red onions, shredded lettuce,
and horeseradish sauce ................................................................................................... 11.95
Lou Costello - Veal cutlet topped with bruschetta mix & fresh mozzarella .......................... 10.95
Tony Soprano - Chicken cutlet topped with prosicutto, sauted broccoli rabe, melted fresh
mozzarella, and roasted peppers ..................................................................................... 10.95
Joe Pesce - Fried flet of sole with lettuce, tomato, and tartar sauce on a semolina roll ...... 11.95
Sylvester Stallone - Roast beef, turkey, ham, provolone with lettuce, tomatoes, roasted
peppers, with our hot dressing ........................................................................................... 9.95
Luciano Pavarotti - Chicken francaise with melted mozzarella on a toasted semolina roll ....10.95
Garth Brooks - Fried chicken, ham, bacon, honey mustard, with sauted onions and
melted mozzarelal ............................................................................................................ 9.95
Rudy Giuliani - Fried chicken with mushrooms and brown gravy and melted mozzarella ...... 9.95
The Emeril - Blackened chicken with roasted peppers and resh mozzarella on garlic bread .. 9.95
All our Sandwiches are made on a 10 Hero.Whole Wheat Available $1.00
TRADITIONAL FAVORITES
Lunch Dinner
Pasta Fagiole. ............................................................................................4.95
Spaghetti or Ziti w/ Meatballs ......................................... 9.95 ................. 13.95
Baked Manicotti ............................................................. 9.95 .................13.95
Baked Ziti Parmigiana . .................................................. 9.95 .................13.95
Penne con Ricotta .......................................................... 9.95 .................13.95
Stuffed Shells ................................................................. 9.95 .................13.95
Homemade Lasagna ...................................................... 9.95 ................. 13.95
Homemade Cheese Ravioli ............................................. 9.95 ................. 13.95
Homemade Cheese Ravioli Parmigiana ........................... 9.95 ................. 13.95
Cavatelli & Broccoli ........................................................ 9.95 .................14.95
Pasta Platter .................................................................. 9.95 .................14.95
Eggplant Parmigiana ..................................................... 9.95 .................13.95
Eggplant Rollatini ........................................................... 9.95 ................. 14.95
Sausage & Peppers ........................................................ 9.95 .................13.95
Side of Meatballs or Sausage ......................................................................4.95
PASTA SPECIALITIES OF THE HOUSE
Lunch Dinner
Penne al Vodka ............................................................. 9.95 .................13.95
Rigatoni Arrabiata ........................................................ 9.95 .................13.95
Tortellini Primavera .................................................... 10.95 .................14.95
Fettuccini Alfredo ........................................................... 9.95 .................13.95
Capellini Puntanesca - Angel hair pasta sauted with capers, imported black olives,
and pureed anchovy in a spicy tomato garlic sauce .......... 9.95 .................13.95
Spaghetti Bolognese - Spaghetti sauted with peas in a hearty meat sauce 13.95
Fuissilli al Pomodoro ....................................................... 9.95 .................13.95
Rigatoni al Sassi -sauteed in a pomodoro sauce tossed with fresh mozzarella
...................................................................................... 9.95 .................13.95
Linguini w/ Clam Sauce - ............................................... 9.95 .................13.95
Fettuccini al Christaphano - Fettuccini sauted with sliced chicken, shrimp,
and prosciutto in a basil garlic cream sauce.................... 15.95 .................19.95
Linguine San Remo - Linguine sauted with shrimp, little neck clams, scallops
and stripsof chicken in a lemon garlic sauce ................... 15.95 .................19.95
Fuissilli San Carlo - Corkscrew pasta sauted with chicken, little neck clams, shrimp,
artichoke hearts, and mushrooms in a pink basil sauce .. 15.95 ................. 19.95
Homemade Shrimp Ravioli al Vodka ............................. 15.95 .................18.95
Lunch Dinner
Capellini Gambarelli - Angel hair pasta sauted with diced shrimp, shitake mushrooms, roasted peppers, sundried tomatoes
in a pink vodka saue .......................................................................................................................15.95 ............ 18.95
Penne Alfresco - Penne pasta w/assorted grilled vegetables in an extra virgin oil, garlic and white wine sauce ....9.95 ............ 16.95
Homemade Fresh Mozzarella Roasted Pepper Ravioli Arabiatta ...........................................................9.95 ............ 15.95
CHICKEN OR VEAL
Lunch 10.95/Dinner 15.95 Lunch 13.95/Dinner 18.95
Parmigiana, Francese, Marsala, Picatta, Sorrentino, Saltimbocca, Scarpada, Margherita
Ala Tonys - Topped with egglant, marinara and mozzarella al forno
Antonio - Sauted with sundried tomatoes, Shitkae mushrooms, and roasted peppers in apink vodka sauce
Vesuvio - Sauteed w/ Portobello mushrooms, roasted peppers, Italian tomatoes in a port wine demiglaze broiled w/ fresh mozzarella
Rossini - Sauted in a white wine garlic sauce topped with prosicutto, fresh mozzarella and fresh sliced tomato
Giambotta - Sauted with slices of sweet sausage, potatoes, mushrooms and mixed peppers in a brown marsala wine sauce
Pizziola - Sauted with mushrooms and peppers in our homemade marinara sauce broiled with fresh mozzarella
Almalfa - Sauted with artichoke hearts, mushrooms, peas, in a tangy marinara topped with grilled eggplant, fresh sliced
tomatoes, and broiled with fresh mozzarella
SEAFOOD
Shrimp Marinara, Shrimp Fra Diavolo, .............................................................................................13.95 ........... 17.95
Shrimp Scampi ................................................................................................................................13.95 ............ 16.95
Shrimp Carozza - Jumbo shrimp sauted in a white wine garlic sauce topped with grilled eggplant, roasted peppers, fresh
sliced tomatoes, broiled with fresh mozzarella and herbs ..................................................................13.95 ........... 17.95
Shrimp al Vodka - Jumbo shrimp sauted in a spicy pink vodka sauce over your choice of pasta .........13.95 ............ 18.95
Shrimp & Scallops Romano - Sauted with artichoke hearts and mushrooms in a scampi sauce ..........14.95 ............ 19.95
Shrimp & Scallops Fra Diavolo - Sauted in a spicy garlicky marinara sauce ............................................................ 21.95
Seafood Merechiare - Shrimp, calamari, mussels, and little neck clams in a light tomato basil garlic sauce 15.95........21.95
Zuppa de Mussels & Clams ...............................................................................................................13.95 ............ 16.95
Seafood Pescatore ...........................................................................................................................15.95 ............ 21.95
Seafood Melafemmina .....................................................................................................................15.95 ............ 21.95
Zuppa di Pesce ................................................................................................................................15.95 ............ 23.95
Seafood Oreganata ..........................................................................................................................17.95 ............ 22.95
Fillet of Sole Menuire .......................................................................................................................17.95 ............ 18.95
MONDAY - THURSDAY - 11:00AM - 10:00PM
FRIDAY & SATURDAY - 11:00AM - 11:00PM
SUNDAY - 12:00 NOON - 10:00PM
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The Barnyard and
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offeringaperfectsetting
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restaurantandcatering
venuefor any occasion.
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Appetizers
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To Advertise
in Life & Leisure
Call 973-696-8008
P
erhaps no dessert dish is
as beloved as the banana
split. And as any good
banana split aficionado knows,
diners often make a great
banana split with fudge sauce.
For those who want to
bring their favorite dessert out
of the diner and into their own
kitchens, its not as hard as it
sounds, and you wont have to
worry about ice cream melting
in the car. Dessert lovers who
enjoy making their own banana
splits should consider the fol-
lowing recipe for Banana Splits
with Hot Fudge Sauce from
Jennifer Joyces Diner
(Ryland, Peters & Small), a
comforting collection of recipes
from the roadside diner.
Banana Splits With Hot
Fudge Sauce
Serves 4
4 small bananas
4 scoops each of strawberry,
vanilla and chocolate ice cream
4 maraschino cherries
cup chopped, toasted pecans
Hot fudge sauce
3 ounces semisweet chocolate,
chopped
cup heavy cream
2 tablespoons butter
cup light corn syrup
1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
cup sugar
Whipped cream
1 cup heavy cream
1 tablespoon superfine sugar
1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
To make the hot fudge
sauce, put the chocolate, cream
and butter in a medium
saucepan. When melted, add
light corn syrup, vanilla extract
and sugar, stirring constantly
over medium heat. When near-
ly boiling, turn the heat down
to low and simmer for 15 min-
utes without stirring. Let cool
for 5 minutes before using.
To make the whipped
cream, beat the heavy cream
with the sugar and vanilla, and
set aside. Peel the bananas and
cut in half lengthwise. Take the
dessert dishes and along the
sides of each one, put 2 banana
halves. Put one scoop of each
flavor of ice cream between the
bananas. Top with one spoon-
ful of the whipped cream, a
sprinkling of pecans and a cher-
ry on top. Serve with a small
pitcher of the hot fudge sauce
to pour over.
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