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Zone 2, Vol. 13, No. 10
Memorial Day throughout the Nation By Jack Mc Cabe
ts the summer of 1865 in

Waterloo, New York, and
druggist Henry C. Welles
had an idea. The Civil War

had just ended, and Welles
idea was to place patriotic
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cause. Nothing happened
about this thought until the
spring of 1866, when Welles
brought his plan to Civil War
hero General John B. Murray,
who completely supported
the idea. In a committee run
by Welles and General
Murray, on May 5, 1866, the
village of Waterloo was
ecorated with evergreens and
mourning
black,
along
with flags at half-mast.
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three cemeteries, as residents,
civic society members, and
veterans marched to and
from the grave sites led by
General Murray and martial
music.
Waterloo celebrated the
following year on May 5,
then joined with other communities in holding the
observance on May 30, 1868,
in accordance with General
Order Number 11 by General
John A. Logan, National
Commander of the Grand
Army of the Republic. This

first observance saw flowers
placed on the graves for
Decoration Day of both
Union and Confederate soldiers in Arlington National
Cemetery.
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began with several cities and
towns claiming to have started the holiday. Womens
groups say that they were
decorating graves in the
South before the Civil War
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24. The parade will start at Pleasant
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Comly Rd. to Veterans Bridge where a
Memorial Wreath will be placed and
then proceed on Main St. A Memorial
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after the parade. All veterans and active
military personnel are welcome to join
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JUN 18
The Montville United Methodist
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Towaco will be having a gently used
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rear of the educational building,
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Thursday: 6-10pm; Friday and

Saturday: 6-11pm. Come and enjoy
food, games, music, and rides with family and friends. Take a chance on the
nightly 50/50 drawing and Grand
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an appointment. Sessions are limited to

one meeting per month.
Suffering from the memories of war
join Point Man Ministries, a Christian
ministry helping veterans find peace.
Come and find out more. 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 United Ostomates of North Jersey
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continent diversions. Meetings are on
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Jo Ann Valent for information 973-8315168.
The Montville Township Womens Club
has an ongoing project: comfort pillows
for breast cancer patients. Call
Chairperson Alexandria Sarra at 973405-0088 for information. Monetary

donations for purchase of polyfill for
the pillows, should be made payable to
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memo. Please mail checks to P.O. Box
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first Wednesday of each month at
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Married couple gets divorced yet stays together so what changed?

By Mark Charnet
great
deal
has
changed, in fact, a
lot more than you
might think, at first glance.
Firstly, the couples friends,
family and acquaintances are
confused as to why they got
divorced in the first place,
given that nothing has really
changed in their eyes.
However, there is a major
change in the eyes of the state
and federal governments,
employer retirement plans
and the tax treatment of any
former spouse beneficiaries of
any life insurance policies and
annuities. This change is a
really big deal, indeed!
Whether or not this couple resides under the same
roof, they are legally no longer
married in the eyes of the law
and no longer entitled to the
tremendous spousal benefits
at the death of the first spouse.
IRAs allow for a non-taxable
spousal rollover that disappeared with the divorce
decree. A non-spouse, named
as the employers 401k or pension plan beneficiary, will no
longer enjoy the right to rollover the proceeds of the
account into their name taxfree. Ex-spouses can no longer
roll-over the proceeds of a
non-qualified tax-deferred
annuity without paying tax on
the deferred gains in the
account.
Ex-spouses can no longer
take advantage of spousal discounts in the purchase of a
long-term care policy. Ex-
spouses may lose the pension

benefits of their former
spouses pension plan due to
their divorce as well, whether
receiving benefits currently or
at their ex-spouses death.
And if married less than a cer-
tain period of time and

divorced, they might lose
spousal Social Security benefits as well!
State and Federal Estate
Tax rules allow for the tax-free
passing of assets between
spouses; this too would be lost
upon divorce. This one item
may trigger the largest loss to
the survivor of the former
married couple.
These are but a few of
the items that change when a
couple gets divorced and for
all intents and purposes,
remain married as was
before. There may be a lot at
stake that perhaps the attorney forgets to mention when

first approached by a married
individual looking to discuss
divorce.
Upon a divorce, employer retirement plans usually
result in a negotiated settlement to the non-employee
spouse called a Quadro, the
acronym for a Qualified
Domestic Relations Order.

For couples that remain
together yet get divorced, this
could very well be a bitter pill
as the benefits offered by the
current plan may not be surpassed or duplicated in an
IRA or the recipient spouses

employer 401k plan. This is
one serious area that might be
considered when contemplating divorce, if the future is to
be that the couple remain
together.
Then there are the legal
expenses incurred by both
parties to consider. If there is
no big, glaring, overwhelming
reason or many reasons to get

divorced and after considering
the points brought to light in
this column, maybe planning
a divorce should be postponed, if the couple desires to
remain together as a couple
anyway.
Divorce rate statistics are
very high in our society. Just
ask any school age child how
many of his or her peers parents are divorced and the
numbers may frighten you.
Lets also not forget the cost of
duplication, the purchase of
another home and everything
that goes into it from pots and
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taxes too. After contemplating everything involved, you
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Divorce is much more
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together, with caring feelings
for each other that would be
better served in the future
when one passes if they
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ake a deep breath

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Memorial Day throughout the Nation

continued from page 1
ended, especially in a hymn

not published until 1867 by
Nella L. Sweet called Kneel
Where Our Loves Are
Sleeping. Maybe it would be
safe to say that Memorial Day
had its start in numerous
places wherever the celebration of the patriotic dead was
carried out.
To go back to its beginnings, the first state to officially recognize what was
originally called Decoration
Day was New York in 1873,
followed by all the Northern
states by 1890. However, the
South refused to acknowledge the observance, honoring their dead on separate
days until after World War I,
when the holiday changed
from honoring just those who
died fighting in the Civil War
to honoring Americans who
died fighting in any war.
Southern communities set

aside a day to mark the end of
the war or as a memorial,
such as Sharpsburg, Maryland
(Antietam
Battlefield),
Charleston, South Carolina,
Petersburg, Virginia, and
Columbus, Mississippi.
The popularity of the day
and the use of poppies were
heightened in 1915 with the
December publishing of the
World War I poem In
Flanders Field by Lieutenant
Colonel Dr. John Mc Crea.
Inspired by the poem, Moina
Michael replied with her own
four-line verse extolling the
use of the red flower on graves
and on clothing.
Governor Nelson A.
Rockefeller signed a proclamation on March 7, 1966,
that the State of New York
officially recognized Waterloo
as the birthplace of Memorial
Day. The Congress of the
United States passed House

Concurrent Resolution 587
on May 17 and May 19, 1966,
in Waterloos favor. Also, on
May 26, 1966, President
Lyndon B. Johnson signed a
Presidential
Proclamation
recognizing Waterloo.
The National Holiday
Act of 1971 made every last
Monday in May the national
observance of Memorial Day.
This ensured a three-day

weekend for all involved, but
it has come under criticism
by some veterans groups, who
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Brought to you by
Dr. Matthew Krupnick,
the owner of Pequannock
Animal Hospital
Get your dog in shape
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, necessitating 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 overweight or obese by their veterinarians. Yet, pet owners are
sometimes unaware that their
prized pooches are overweight.
Overweight dogs and cats
face some of the same health
risks as overweight men

and women. Musculo-skeletal
problems, such as degenerative
joint diseases, 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
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being overweight.
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the lone indicator of how
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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, including
avoiding exercise and play
-excessive panting
Keeping a dog in shape is
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time to start a canine fitness
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Obesity could be the result of
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Get your dog in shape
Pequannock Valley Rotary Run

for Marge Memorial 13th Annual Race
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
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foods contain extra fiber to
help the dog feel fuller without
having eaten as much. Also,
look for foods with lean protein
sources without grains and
other filler.
Break up the feeding schedule. Instead of one large meal a
day, feed your dog two or three
smaller portions of food, which
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Physical tricks, like fetching a
ball or rolling over, can keep
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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 is the

owner of the Pequannock Animal 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 pets
in the community.
The Pequannock Animal
Hospital is located at 591
Newark Pompton Turnpike in
Pompton Plains. You can reach
the hospital by calling
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lans are under way for

the Thirteenth Annual
Run for Marge Memorial
5K to be held on Sunday, June
14 at 8am in Greenview Park,
Pequannock. The event is
expected to attract nearly 500
participants and is perfect for
all age groups. It includes
walkers and runners, with a
wheelchair division as well as
a Kids Run. The race also
offers 5 year age group awards,
tech shirts for runners and online registration.
A pre-registration discount is offered when applications are entered or postmarked
by
June
1.
Applications may be obtained
at Pequannock Township
Town Hall, Jones Hardware,

online
at
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Mary or Dan Shumeyko at
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@optonline.net.
The Run for Marge is a
USA Track and Field Grand
Prix Certified Course Event,
featuring a flat and fast course
with mile markers, 2 water
stops, Compuscore timing
with chip times, restrooms,
and traffic control for added
safety. Awards will be given to
the top 3 overall male and
female runners and wheelchair racers, as well as the top
male and female runners in
each of 5 year age groups.
Refreshments, entertainment
and goodie bags will also be

provided.
We are again excited to
present the Panther Pass
challenge, offering a sponsorship opportunity as well as a
unique race activity.
Again this year we will
offer pre-race packet pick-up:
Saturday, June 13 at Senior
House (next to Municipal
Hall) in Pompton Plains from
3-5:30pm.
Funds raised for this
event will provide scholarships in Marge DeMichinos
name, assist local families,
and contribute to the
Pequannock Valley Rotary
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SUMMER REGISTRATION going on now!
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extracurricular activities
enjoyed by children and their
parents would not be possible
without the volunteer efforts of
fellow parents and other adults.
Very often an entire committee
of volunteers gathers to make a
sports team or group successful,
and much of their work is being
done behind the scenes.
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Such an endeavor requires the
patience and perseverance of
volunteers ready to juggle a
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todays technology makes it
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alleviate some of the work for
recreational group managers.
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no website design experience,
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who can choose free services or
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chooses. Team members are
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can message other players,
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May 20, 2015
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and is produced by JC Promotions. The event draws 5,000 people from the town and
surrounding areas. Featuring booths from businesses and volunteer organizations. With music
performances by the students and teachers of ShamRock School of Music, local fare from the
areas best restaurants, and many arts and crafts to buy. There will be plenty for the kids to do
including rides, games, face painting, pony rides, rock climbing and more. The Chamber raffles
off prizes and hosts the 50/50 raffle.
The Chamber was formed in 1993 by a group of local business men and women who saw a
need to increase awareness and support for our business community. Since its inception, we
have grown from a handful of members to a large number of retailers, professionals and
industrial businesses. We are committed to bring our community the quality services, products
and support it deserves. Please support us as we support you!
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INSURANCE COMPANY INC.
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MEDIA GROUP
973-283-5600
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VISTA TRAILER
SERVICES, LLC
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WALOS
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Roll Call of the Departed 2015

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
George T. Adams
Audley Adkins
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
Ralph Blois
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
James P. Dock Sr.
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
Edward Gentile
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
Richard Lovallo
Sylvester Lynagh
Thomas Lynch
Edward Mabey
Howard B. 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
Glenn F. Moore
Frederick Moran
Harold Moran
Michael Moran
Patrick Moran
Wilfred D. Morrison
Eugene Mottese
Joseph Munao
James Mustic
Andrew Napoli
Charles Nasuto
Gilbert Naughton
Raymond Naughton
Doris M. Neumann
Milton Neumann
George Newton Sr.
Morris Nitkin
Nicholas Nohomovich
Michael M. Nowacki
Peter M. Nyman
Lawrence Obenhuber
Arthur OBrien
George OBrien
Patrick OBrien
John ODonnell
James OHara
William Owci
George Pagano
John Palmeri
Alfred Papasso
Frank Paris
Michael A. Pastorello
Thomas Patrick
Joseph Pazinick
George Peare
Charles Pecaric
Elvin Perry
Felix J. Petrowksi
William Phelan
William Pierce
Richard Pignone
Paul Pinney
Michael Poster
Harold Price
John Procovic
Joseph Raimo
Charles Randina
Texas J. Rankin
Robert Reed
Walter Reed
Joseph Regetz
Hobart Rhinesmith
Charles Richko
William Riley
John R. Riley
Harold Rittemany
Robert Ross
Werner Ruhberg
Joseph Rutkowski
Richard Sackerman
Forrest Sansevere
George R. Scherer
William J. Schmidt
Arthur E. Schneider
Philip V. Schneider
Jerome F. Scott
Arthur W. Seward
Edwin Silbernagel
Howard Silbernagel
William H. Sirica
Frederick P. Skyta
Leroy Sly
Albert Smith
Philip Smith
Kenneth Smock
Howard Snelson
Allen L. Snider
John Soracco
Joseph A. Sova
Williamina Sowpel
Howard W. Steele Sr.
Pat Storelli
Daniel R. Summerbell
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insured. Dont hesitate to
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from family, friends and colleagues who have had work
done and were satisfied with
the results.
5. Start with quality building
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homeowner can take to ensure

a positive experience and a successful outcome, including:
1. Know your goal. Ask the
question, What is this renovation designed to accomplish?
More functionality? Storage?
Living space? If a homeowner
doesnt know where theyre
going with the renovation,
chances are theyll never get
there.
2. Do your research. In most
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on the inside that counts

seems apt. While homeowners
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aesthetics of a project, such as
finishings and paint colors, the
key to a successful renovation
often lies in what you wont
see. Investing in quality behind
your walls will ensure durability, comfort and safety for years
to come.
6. Focus on the basics. This
includes quality electrical,
plumbing, HVAC, framing and
drywall. Dont underestimate
the importance of insulation especially in a basement renovation. Not all insulation is
created equal. Opt for insulation that is fire-resistant, sound
absorbent and resistant to
mold,
mildew,
bacterial
growth, and rot. In my renovations, I like to use products like
Roxuls Comfortbatt and
Comfort-board IS to help
achieve a more energy efficient
home, buy you valuable time in
the event of a fire and prevent
moisture issues that can pose
health risks and lead to costly
repairs.
7. Develop a good plan. This
includes preparing for the
unexpected. Setting aside a 20
percent contingency fund will
help bring you to the finish line
when unanticipated issues
creep up.
Lastly, the key to a successful renovation includes
patience. Living in a construction zone - or alternately mov-
ing out while the work is done

- can be stressful and trying.
Keep your eyes on the prize.
Theres nothing more rewarding than the end result, which
can bring years of enjoyment
and ultimately add to your
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Simple techniques
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inding ways to relax

can improve life at
home and at the office.
While its not often easy to
find time to slow down, especially for those men and
women juggling the responsibilities of career and family,
the following are some simple
techniques that dont take
much time but can have a
positive impact on your day.
Take some time out from
multitasking. The ability to
multitask is a cherished commodity for parents and working professionals alike, but
men and women can benefit
from periodic breaks from
their everyday juggling acts.
Something as simple as focusing on a single task for 30
minutes at a time, as opposed
to checking emails while
preparing dinner or working
on a project while answering a
clients phone call, can help
lower stress levels and have a
lasting and calming effect on
your nerves.
Make time to meditate
every day. Studies have shown
that meditation can affect the
circuitry in the brain, positioning it to more adequately
respond to illness and stressful
situations. Meditation has the
added benefit of being a relaxing exercise, as meditation
encourages people to sit with
their feet on the floor with
both eyes closed in a relaxing
setting that is free of external
distractions.
Walk away from your
desk and couch. Its well documented that spending too
much time sitting at a desk
can have a negative impact on
your health. In addition to
elevating a persons risk of
heart disease and diabetes, sitting at a desk all day long has
been linked to
repetitive stress
injuries, obesity
and back pain,
each of which can
contribute
to
stressful
living
conditions
that
make it difficult to
relax. Men and
women should spend at least
five minutes each hour walking, whether they are getting
up from their desk at work or
getting off the couch at home.
Doing so takes little time, but
it can help to relieve stress at
work and at home and
improve your overall health.
Practice yoga. Yoga is
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another activity that can help

men and women relax. Yoga
involves a series of poses that
helps stretch the muscles and
aid their recovery from everyday aches and pains, including
those that often result from
stressful experiences or days at
the office.
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Visitors can search for various
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In addition, the site features
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May 20, 2015
Pequannock Valley Rotary Run

for Marge Memorial 13th Annual Race
lans are under way for

the Thirteenth Annual
Run for Marge Memorial
5K to be held on Sunday, June
14 at 8am in Greenview Park,
Pequannock. The event is
expected to attract nearly 500
participants and is perfect for
all age groups. It includes
walkers and runners, with a
wheelchair division as well as
a Kids Run. The race also
offers 5 year age group awards,
tech shirts for runners and online registration.
A pre-registration discount is offered when applications are entered or postmarked
by
June
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female runners and wheelchair racers, as well as the top
male and female runners in
each of 5 year age groups.
Refreshments, entertainment
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We are again excited to
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unique race activity.
Again this year we will
offer pre-race packet pick-up:
Saturday, June 13 at Senior
House (next to Municipal
Hall) in Pompton Plains from
3-5:30pm.
Funds raised for this
event will provide scholarships in Marge DeMichinos
name, assist local families,
and contribute to the
Pequannock Valley Rotary
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Zone 2, Page 25
The time has come for grill masters to gear up
rilling season has

returned for the millions of people who
live in regions where grilling
is unlikely to happen during
the winter months. While
standard fare like hot dogs and
hamburgers may suffice for
backyard barbecues with lots
of friends and family, when
the party is smaller, grill masters may want to up their
games and try their hands at
something new. Tri-tip steak
is cut from the bottom of the
sirloin and is popular on the
West Coast of the United
States, but this cut, which is
suited to marinating and rubbing, can be enjoyed anywhere.
Those who want to give

tri tip steak a shot may find it
sold as bottom sirloin roast in
their local grocery store or
butcher shop. But once you
find the right cut, the following recipe for Grilled Tri-Tip
with Black Olive Aioli courtesy of Bill Niman and Janet
Fletchers The Niman Ranch
Cook-book (Wiley) is sure to
please you and your guests the
next time you fire up the grill.
Grilled Tri-Tip with Black
Olive Aioli
Serves 4 to 6
1 tri-tip steak, 2 pounds
1 tb olive oil
2 tbs fresh rosemary leaves,
chopped
1 tb freshly cracked black pepper
cup finely chopped pitted oilcured black olives

1 cup aioli (see below)
1 tb coarse sea salt
Cayenne pepper
Place the steak in a
small, nonreactive baking
dish. Combine the olive oil,
rosemary and black pepper in
a small bowl and stir well. Rub
the mixture evenly over the
tri tip. Cover with plastic
wrap and refrigerate for at
least 8 hours or up to 24 hours.
Remove the tri-tip from
the refrigerator 1 hours
before cooking.
Prepare and light a charcoal grill for direct cooking.
Add the olives to the
aioli and season with cayenne.
When the grill is at its

hottest (when the coals are
red and glowing and its too
hot to hold your hand over
the grill for more than a couple of seconds), remove the tri
tip from the marinade, wipe
off any excess marinade, and
season on both sides with sea
salt. Place the steak on the
cooking grate directly over
the coals, cover the grill, and
cook, turning once, for about
20 minutes, or until a thermometer inserted into the
thickest part reads 130 F for
medium rare. Transfer to a
cutting board and let rest for 5
to 10 minutes.
Cut the tri-tip into thin
slices across the grain and
arrange on a platter. Serve

with aioli.
Aioli
Makes about 1 cup
1 small clove garlic
tsp kosher salt
1 tsp Dijon mustard
2 tsp fresh lemon juice
2 egg yolks
1 cup olive oil
To make by hand, chop
the garlic and salt together on a
cutting board until a paste
forms. Transfer to a deep mixing
bowl and wrap a damp towel
around the base of the bowl to
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counter as you work. Whisk in
the mustard, lemon juice and
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What to look for in an investment property
istorically,
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strong. Even when the housing market declines, longterm investors in real estate
can rest easy knowing that
property values tend to
rebound rather quickly,
rewarding patient investors
in the process.
Looking at real estate as
a long-term investment is
just one way to approach a
potential investment property. The following are a few
additional considerations
prospective investors should
contemplate before buying
an investment property.
LOCATION
Many people are famil-
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location is everything. A
great location should outweigh your own personal
feelings about the home,
especially if you do not
intend to live at the property. You will likely define a
great location for an investment property differently
than you would a property
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an investment property. If
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the property, your opinion of
the dcor should not carry
much weight. When viewing
a property, try to imagine
how much it might appeal to
prospective tenants. Quirky
properties typically do not
appeal to as many prospective tenants as properties
whose dcor are similar to
other homes in the area.
Though you might find a
tenant who prefers properties
with unique interiors, a property that appeals to as many
prospective tenants as possible often makes for a better
investment and a lot less
stress when the time comes
to find tenants.
CONDITION
The condition of the
property also must be considered before buying an investment
property.
Some
investors want a fixer-upper,
while others prefer turnkey
properties that wont require
any elbow grease. The former
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savings might be lost when
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property thats in the type of
condition youre comfortable
with. If you decide to go with
a fixer-upper, learn the cost
of your potential projects
before submitting an offer.
COST
Real estate makes a great
investment, but dont go overboard when buying an investment property. Before making
an offer on a property,
research rents in the area and
the cost of insurance in that
particular neighborhood. You
want a property that essentially pays for itself, so make sure
the rent youre likely to collect is enough to cover your
monthly costs, including the
mortgage on the property,
insurance and the costs associated with managing and
maintaining the property.
Real estate investors
often reap great rewards
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But its still important for
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Estate establishes
Crest Gives Back
initiative
or the past 40+ years, if

you ask local residents
about Century 21 Crest
Real Estate, you will most
likely hear of the exemplary
treatment they received when
purchasing their home here in
Pequannock/Pompton Plains.
But there is another story you
may also hear....one in which
a group of giving and generous
individuals who care about
the communities they serve.
The professionals at
Century 21 Crest Real Estate
have been volunteering their
time and giving generously
to various Township and
Community programs for
decades. To honor these professionals,
Owner/Broker
Patricia Wojtyszyn has established the Crest Gives
Back initiative. I have
been proud of the generosity
of this group of professionals
for years. Crest Gives Back
gives us the opportunity to
acknowledge their altruistic
endeavors.
Whether it be flag planting along the Turnpike for

Memorial
Day,
serving
Thanksgiving Dinner at New
Bridge Services or volunteering at Grains of Hope and
Relay for Life. In addition to
supporting Township athletes,
the Pequannock Valley
Rotary, Boys and Girls Club,
the local FBLA chapter, and
helping out local families in
need, Century 21 Crest Real
Estate has been there through
the years. The bottom line is
that we really care about our
community. When you think
about it, it makes sense. We
are in the business of helping
people realize their dreams of
home ownership. We really
get to know these people
they become friends, and they
are important to us. said
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Broker/
Manager.
Recently, over a dozen
agents and their families volcontinued on page 31
atti Tahan, branch manager of Coldwell Banker Residential

Brokerage in Wayne, congratulates sales associate Jacqueline
Byram on her achievements.
Jackie is a hard working, dedicated realtor who has a great
reputation of dealing with her clients with integrity, reliability and
competence. Because of this, she has been awarded the NJAR Circle of Excellence Sales Award again in 2014 and also attained the
International Sterling Society in Coldwell Banker, stated Tahan.
Byram has been a licensed realtor since 1982 and chairperson
and panel member of the Professional Standards Committee for
the Passaic County Board of Realtors. For 2013-14, she was the
Wayne CB office ambassador, spearheading the collection for four
area animal shelters.
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WANAQUE $235,000
BELLEVILLE $290,000
3.75/3.875 APR
3.75/3.854 APR
$871 PER MONTH
$1,074 PER MONTH
Great Price, Great Home!

4 BR, 2 BA.
Charming Remodeled Cape!

3 BR, 1 BA, 1 CAR DET GAR.
LISTINGS Agent for the Month of April
COLLEEN McMAHON
NJAR Circle of Excellence
Gold-Level 2014
Centurion 2014
Quality Service Pinnacle 2014
Presidents Award 2014
Office (973) 646-7419
Cell (973) 214-5250
BLOOMINGDALE $387,000
REGINA GINA PETRY

Multi-Million Dollar
Producer
NJAR Circle of Excellence
2007, 2009-2014
Quality Service
Pinnacle Award
Masters Ruby Award
Office (973) 646-7488
Cell (201) 970-2319
3.75/3.847 APR
3.75/3.785 APR
$1,167 PER MONTH
$5,001 PER MONTH
Price Reduced!
3 BR, 1.1 BA
Private Paradise!
6 BR, 4.2 BA, 2 CAR O/S GAR.
KINNELON $449,000
3.75/3.849 APR
3.75/3.831 APR
3.75/3.832 APR
3.75/3.866 APR
3.75/3.859 APR
3.75/3.822 APR
3.75/3.839 APR
$1,139 PER MONTH
$1,445 PER MONTH
$1,434 PER MONTH
$944 PER MONTH
$1,018 PER MONTH
$1,664 PER MONTH
$1,296 PER MONTH
Expanded Cape!
3 BR, 1 BA.
Many Updates!
4 BR, 2 BA, 1 CAR GAR.
New Construction!
Newly Listed!
4 BR, 1.1 BA.
Beautifully Cared for Cape!

4 BR, 1.1 BA, 1 CAR DET GAR.
Spacious Split!
Golf Course View!

4 BR, 2 BA.
License #: NJ09980558654 2015 CENTURY 21 REAL ESTATE LLC. CENTURY 21 is a trademark licensed to Century 21 Real Estate LLC. An Equal Opportunity Company.
Equal Housing Opportunity. Each office is independently owned and operated.
All information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Prices subject to change. If your property is currently listed with a real estate broker please disregard this offer.
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Recognized by Mortgage Executive Magazine as a "Top 1% Mortgage Originator" for 2013
Mortgage Banker
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Mortgage Payments listed above are based on principal & interest only on a 30yr fixed mortgage and does not include taxes, insurance or condo dues. Mortgage Payments listed above are based on a 20% down payment. APR based on a 740 credit score as of May 8, 2015. Terms for Condos listed above are subject to meeting
Fannie Mae Guidelines. This information is not to be considered a commitment to lend. Programs and terms are subject to change without notice. NJ Lenders Corp. is a Licensed Mortgage Banker, States of NJ, NY, CT, FL, MD, PA and VA Banking Departments, NMLS #35286 Equal Housing Lender.
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May 20, 2015
Just Listed by Boswell Aiosa & Co.
13 Ward Avenue
Butler
3 Bedrooms, 1 Baths
Offered at $399,999
Entertain with ease as the open layout,
beautiful kitchen, and finished basement
provide ample space. The lot and location
make this the perfect place to call Home.
3 Mead Place
Pompton Plains
3 Bedrooms, 2.2 Baths
Offered at $625,000
Live and entertain to the max as the

spacious layout, phenomenal grounds,
and free-form pool serve as the ultimate
setting.
55 Spring Street
Butler
4 Bedrooms, 2 Baths
Offered at $425,000
16 Keech Briar
Pompton Plains
5 Bedroom, 5 Baths
Offered at $1,150,000
Completely renovated from top to bottom

with no expense spared! Offering glamorous
bathrooms, a custom gourmet kitchen and
beautiful hardwood floors.
Tucked away on a quiet cul-de-sac, this

sprawling ranch is perched behind mature
landscaping. Multiple recreational spaces including an amazing free-form, in-ground pool.
May 20, 2015
Zone 2, Page 29
KINNELON $429,000
KINNELON $469,000
KINNELON $575,000
KINNELON $580,000
KINNELON $599,900
KINNELON $649,900
Hospitable 3BR/2BA Ranch w/Mountain View

on 1.03 Acres. Wood-burning stove, Wood
Flooring. 2C GAR. MLS 3218105
Find a real haven in this delightful 3BR/2BA

split-level. 2 Fireplaces, FDR, Zoned
heating/cooling. MLS 3208649
Smoke Rise-Welcome to this tempting

5BR/2+BA Col. ideally set on 1.50 Acs. Cozy
fireplace, MBA, 2C GAR. MLS 3211983
Smoke Rise-4BR/2+BA Col. on cul-de-sac,

1.41Acs. Cozy F/P, Wood Flooring, MBA, Pantry,
BSMT, 2C GAR, numerous updates. MLS 3210735
Smoke Rise-A charming aura comes with this

impressive Col. ideally sited on 1.31 Acs.
5BR/3.1 BA, Swimming pool. MLS 3212563
Smoke Rise-Custom 5BR/4+BA Lake-View

Ranch ideally set on 1.30 Acs, 3FPS, dramatic
beamed cathedral ceilings, Patio. MLS 3211718
Kinnelon 973-838-9300
Kinnelon 973-838-9300
Kinnelon 973-838-9300
Kinnelon 973-838-9300
Kinnelon 973-838-9300
Kinnelon 973-838-9300
KINNELON $694,900
KINNELON $750,000
KINNELON $850,000
KINNELON $879,000
KINNELON $1,095,000
KINNELON $2,180,000
Smoke Rise-A real delight! You will marvel at this

4BR/2+BA home overlooking a pond on 1.92 Acs,
Security system, 2Fplcs. MLS 3217779
Savor 4.35 Acres of peaceful privacy! Impressive 4BR/3+BA wooded-lot Ranch with all the
comforts of home. Fplc. MLS 3213711
Smoke Rise-Answer your most cherished

dreams w/fenced 5BR/2+BA Lake-view Col. 3C
GAR, 2Fplcs, Deck. MLS 3215865
Smoke Rise-Discover the charm and elegance pervading this Custom 4BR/5+BA Contemporary positioned on 1Acr, 3C GAR, Deck. MLS 3210217
Settle down in quiet elegance, or entertain vibrantly, in this splendid 5BR/3+BA Colonial, 3C
GAR, Fireplace. MLS 3217885
Smoke Rise-Discover classic comfort w/classic

style in this Custom 6BR/5+BA Park-area Col.
positioned on 3.12 Acs. 5C GAR. MLS 3200849
Kinnelon 973-838-9300
Kinnelon 973-838-9300
Kinnelon 973-838-9300
Kinnelon 973-838-9300
Kinnelon 973-838-9300
Kinnelon 973-838-9300
LIVINGSTON $1,799,900
NORTH HALEDON $749,800
RIVERDALE $217,900
TOTOWA $315,000
WAYNE $369,900
WAYNE $398,888
Custom expansive luxury home w/6BR/7.1BA.

Impressive 10,000 sqft home w/spectacular IG
pool, hot tub, pool house. MLS 3216659
Impressive 5BR/3BA CH Col-3,700sqft of luxury

living, Custom Design Gourmet Kit, Formal Rms,
Great Rm, Tranquil, 3C GAR. MLS 3203504
The Grande 1BR 762sqft Chestnut model. Great

Lifestyle. 2 Clubhouses, Pools, Gyms, Billiards,
and More! In convenient location! MLS 3217064
3BR Ranch w/nwr Kit, SS appl, Granite, Dual Conv

Oven, HW Flrs, Full Bsmt & More on cul-de-sac +
2C GAR near elem school. MLS 3206255
Impeccable updated 3BR Townhome w/oversized

MBA and Bonus 3-Rm Heat Lower level + pool
& tennis. Near shops & bus. MLS 3212984
3BR Ranch w/nwr Kit,SS appl, Granite, Dual Conv

Oven, HW Flrs, full Bsmt & More, on cul-de-sac
+ 2C GAR, near elem school. MLS 3217112
WAYNE 973-694-8000
WAYNE 973-694-8000
WAYNE 973-694-8000
WAYNE 973-694-8000
WAYNE 973-694-8000
WAYNE 973-694-8000
WAYNE $399,000
WAYNE $449,900
WAYNE $545,000
WAYNE $589,900
WAYNE $627,500
WAYNE $1,299,000
Charming 3BR 2Bth PinesLk home w/Lake

views, LR/Fplc, lge Deck, Sprinklers, new Furnace + CA. Walk to Beach! MLS 3216773
Well maintained & spacious 4BR End unit Twnhm

w/Flr to Ceil Wdws, HW Flrs, beautiful finishes,
Fin W/O Bsmt + great views! MLS 3217213
Great location-Prestigious Urban Club Estates on

.75+Acre! Expansive 3BR Ranch w/FLR, DR, EIK,
FamRm w/Fplc. Near everything! MLS 3212725
Clean & bright 3BR/2.5BA Ranch w/EIK, FDR, LR,

FamRm w/Fplc, Offc, HW Flrs, Lndry-Mud Rm,
2C GAR + lots of prkg in driveway. MLS 3197474
Beautiful 4BR/2.5BA totally Renov w/FDR & LR

w/Custom woodwork, updtd Kit, HW Flrs, Fam Rm,
Fplc, Fin lower level, private yd. MLS 3220573
Stately 5BR/4.5BA Country Manor home combining craftsmanship & luxury at its best! Approx
5,200sqft of living space. 3C GAR. MLS 3214231
WAYNE 973-694-8000
WAYNE 973-694-8000
WAYNE 973-694-8000
WAYNE 973-694-8000
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May 20, 2015
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