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(105 minutes) on Friday, September 18
from 7-8:45pm. Come watch the movie
on our New 70 Flat Screen TV, purchased by The Friends of the Butler
Public Library. Program is open to all
ages. Call 973-838-3262, to reserve
your seat. Butler Public Library is located at 1 Ace Road, behind the municipal
SEPT 21
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Is retirement an entitlement?
ategory I: Some people believe that written in some big book

somewhere, all Americans are
entitled to a retirement free of
financial stress and worry.
There are no prerequisites, laws
or rules listed in their financial
planning bible that ensure this
stress-free retirement, like living below ones means for
decades to generate and invest
the funds necessary to become
financially independent, or the
requirement to secure an education in financial management. No, these folks are either
hoping that manna from heaven will fall from the sky, specifically on their roof. They bask
in the power of the voting
booth, voting for the systematic destruction of the wealthy,
those who made sacrifices and
took the risks to attain and
retain their wealth, by taxing
them into oblivion under the
rouse of paying their fair
share. It doesnt matter to
Category I people that there
are not enough rich people to
tax to fulfill this objective,
even if the tax rate were 100
percent of everything they possess!
Category II: Other people just

plain ignore the facts and
responsibility for proper financial management up to and
during their own retirement. If
they dont think about it,
either it will just take care of
itself or theyll worry about it
when they get there, thinking
the government will bail them
out and provide for them.
Category III: These folks are
waiting for, and depending on,
an inheritance to secure their

financial future.
Category IV: This employee
was terminated for lack of output, a bad attitude and extreme
habitual tardiness. He was written-up for these offensives multiple times before being terminated. He immediately showed
up at the unemployment office
to file his claim, which was
summarily denied as he was
fired for cause with proof, as
evidenced by his own signature
accepting responsibility from
his quarterly reviews. One
week later he appealed the
decision and was immediately
reimbursed for the previous
week and given benefits for 99
weeks. Amazingly, he just got a
job at the exact moment his 99
weeks of unemployment
checks were about to cease. He
is probably also a Category I
individual at the same time.
Category V: There is another
class of people who are practicing the techniques, fundamentals and strategies of wealth
accumulation for a successful
financial future. They have
learned what to do and practice
it every paycheck and more.
They consistently engage in
self-talk, debating wants vs.
needs. They spend less to save
and invest more. They are
focused on winning the money
game and the game of life, of
which we are all participants.
These people are task-driven
and will at the very least give it
their best shot always! If
there isnt enough from their
primary paycheck to save and
invest adequately, these people
will secure a second paycheck
September 16, 2015
By Mark Charnet
from a part-time job or with

the help of a spouse or a partner.
Which of the five categories best describes you?
Which of the five categories
would you most like to resemble? This should be a rhetorical
question, but shamefully, it is
not.
I used to believe that most
people agreed the job should be
given to the best person, not
given to a lesser qualified candidate because of race, color,
creed or gender. I used to
believe that most people were
embarrassed to collect benefits
from the government, whether
it was unemployment, food
stamps, disability, housing, education, medical or any other
form of assistance. I used to
believe that the majority of
people would wish, hope and
pray for an opportunity, not a
handout. I used to believe that
America was the land of great
opportunity, where one could
stake his claim and claim his
stake.
I used to believe that our
great nation had no end in
sight. I used to believe that if I
earned my financial independence, it was mine and mine
alone. I used to believe that
America was the land of the
free and home of the brave
with outstretched arms for all
those willing to work and fight
for the opportunity to be a success, and who had a responsible
party to sponsor them in case of
sub-par results.
I used to believe that
Americans were the biggest

givers and donors to charity,
not recipients of charity. I used
to believe that America was
the land of opportunity, not the
land of entitlement. I used to
believe that America was the
most feared and respected
nation on the planet, for if any
nation were to compromise the
sanctity of another, we would
use the threat of our great military might, along with our economic prowess, to assuage the
aggressor into submission.
I used to be a very proud
American citizen, but lately my
pride has been tarnished by
both the actions and inactions
of our government. I used to
believe it was an honor to be a
politician, representing and
voting on behalf of your constituents ideas and ideals, not
to vote yourself a pay raise and
a superior health plan over the
people you serve.
I used to believe in a
bright, idyllic future for my
children, not marred by poverty, violence and crime one
where they could strive to be
financially independent; yet
upon closer examination I find
that my generation was the last
generation to have greater
opportunities than their parents. I used to believe that all
great innovations and inventions were first theorized then
produced here in America, but
those days are now merely a
memory.
I used to believe in a federal government balance sheet
with debits, credits and
accountability, but a $18.5 tril-
lion deficit has made general

accounting principles impossible to follow now. I used to
believe in a days labor for a
days pay and that charitable
organizations were created to
help charity needing recipients, not the federal or state
governments. I used to believe
that the government would
incentivize businesses to create
jobs and not become the largest
employer in NJ and in the
USA!
I used to believe that a
dollar and a dream meant starting a business for yourself, not
the illusion of winning the lottery. I used to believe that if I
were sick, I could choose my
own doctor and hospital, paid
for by my own health insurance
plan that I paid for by my
choice. I used to believe that
Air Force One was for the
Presidents use, not for the first
Lady, without him, to travel
across the world spending $10
million on vacations and dresses, especially when there are
Americans who are starving
and out of work.
I used to believe and
still do that we can improve
and repair our countrys ailments before its too late. I used
to believe and still do
that individuals can become
financially independent and
afford to retire with great
promise. I used to believe
and still do that together we
can overcome our partisan differences for the greater good,
firstly by gaining some fiscal
responsibility in Washington,
reducing then eliminating the
deficit without increasing
taxes. I believe that my children together with yours can

make America great again,
where our flag will regain the
prestige and pride it once had,
making Americans the envy of
the world.
Please be a Category V
individual and family, leading
the cause that retirement is not
an entitlement. It is a goal
requiring sacrifices and work
that each of us must accomplish for ourselves!
Mark E. Charnet, CAS, is President and Founder of American
Prosperity Group. APG is the
Premier Retirement and Estate
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States with 19 offices in 10
states. Mr. Charnet has over 33
years of experience in the Retirement and Estate Planning fields.
Creator of the Trinity Method of
Investing, Mark encourages
your inquiries and can be reached
at: 973-831-4424 or via email,
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continued from page 2
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SEPT 24
Come decorate a small cake on
Thursday, September 24 from 6-7:30
pm. Learn how to color and use fon-
dant to decorate a cake. All materials

will be provided. Contains gluten,
wheat, eggs, dairy, etc., and were
baked in a kitchen with tree nuts,
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program is limited to 15 participants.
Please call 973-838-3262, or stop by
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phone 973-838-3262.
SEPT 25
Shepherds Haven, an adult day center, is hosting La Notte Italiana on
Friday, September 25 beginning at 6pm
in Christ Church Parish Hall, 400
Ramapo Ave, Pompton Lakes.
Attendees will feast on local Italian cuisine, many items donated by local
restaurants and businesses. Music provided by Bob Leive, a member of the
Wooster Street Trolley Band. $25
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long-term care, such as assistance with basic personal
activities during their lifetimes. With costs of this care
ranging from $6,000 to
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However, the cost of insurance may have you considering taking your chances and
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For one, if you never need
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On the plus side, longterm care insurance offers tax

benefits. When you itemize,
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If you think long-term
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remember that coverage costs
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Premiums are based on your
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Brought to you by
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What to do when your cat needs a bath
ccording to the
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Thats because indoor cats
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While cats can benefit from
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and give them a less than
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instances, a bath may be the
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cat. Cat owners concerned
about bathing cats can consider the following tips, courtesy of the ASPCA.
Trim the claws. Cats are
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comfortable, so cat owners
should expect them to resist.
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by trimming their cats claws
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Brush your cats hair.
Matted hair can be a nuisance come bath time, and
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Choose the right time.
Mellow or tired cats are less
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energy, so choose a time of
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solution that is one part cat
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into his or her hair. Massage
in the direction of the hair
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What to do when your cat needs a bath

continued from previous page
growth and do not use

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presents a workshop for high school
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those important college essays. You
will learn how to create successful
essays that reflect your best attributes
and true passions, as well as practical
methods to help you master the writ-
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qualities you bring to any school. For
more information, call the library at
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The Pompton Lakes Reformed Church,
59 Hamburg Turnpike, will be
hosting their annual Autumn fest on
October 17 from 10am-4pm. This will
take place rain or shine. We have
approximately 50 vendors and crafters,
a delicious luncheon, a homemade bakery with many delicious items such as
pies and breads, and we have a farm
stand. For the children there are games,
art activities, and face painting. They
will also enjoy popcorn and cotton
candy. You also have a chance to win
free gift baskets. There is something for
everyone. We hope you can join us for
a great time.
Around the
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Elder Exercise Classes at Butler Public

Library. Join us anytime on Mondays,
September 14- November 2 from
10:30-11:15am for exercises focused
on stretching and moving while in a
chair with Dana Jacko, Exercise
Instructor for just $5 a class. Call 973838-3262 or stop by to sign up. Butler
Public Library is located at 1 Ace Road,
behind the municipal building,
www.butlerlibrary.org or by phone
973-838-3262.
Bereavement Support Group meets
on the third Wednesday every month
from 6:45-7:45pm at Butler Public
Library, 1 Ace Road. The group is led
by Lea Shupp, author of No One
Hears Me Crying, a non-fiction book
about dealing with the loss of a loved
one. Lea will speak from personal
experience with anyone dealing with a
similar situation. Please call 973-8383262 or stop by the library to sign up

each month at www.butlerlibrary.org.
The Kinnelon Senior Citizens Club is
seeking new members age 60 and
over. The club meets the 2nd and 4th
Thursday of each month at the
Kinnelon Municipal Building, 130
Kinnelon Road, second floor meeting
room #2. The meeting starts 1 pm followed by refreshments and Bingo. For
more information, call Elaine 973838-2045 Joan 973-492-2631 or
Barbara 973-697-4134 or attend a
meeting. We welcome new members.
Butler Library card holders can
check-out Free Museum Passes with
$30 cash deposit which will be
returned when the passes are
returned. We have passes for: The
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Fallen leaves form a
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trees roots and prevent competing plants from growing.
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tree. But wet leaves can be a
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of grass. Leaves also can be

broken down with a string
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has a vacuum function or a
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to a compost pile or use them
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legs of pants with leaves,
which are less expensive and
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mound over delicate perennial plants and shrubs. The
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Call 973-696-8008
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Formerly an Assistant
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Prior to her real estate career,
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A New Jersey Monthly
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According to Lindsey,
Delivering the highest level
of service for every client is
most important to me. I
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clients at the forefront of
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Originally from Montana,
Lindsey, her husband Anthony
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Parents are required to remain in the
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Thursdays each month at St. Marys
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How to prepare your home for prospective buyers
elling a home can be

exciting. Homeowners
who made considerable
financial commitments when
buying their homes may be
anxious when the time comes
to get returns on their investments, but selling a home need
not be so nerve-racking.
Buyers tastes often dictate their interest in a home.
For example, no matter how
immaculate homeowners may
keep their colonials, such
homes wont appeal much to
buyers looking for a traditional
Cape Cod cottage-style home.
But while you might not be
able to change your homes
architecture to appeal to the
masses, there are steps you can
take to make your home more
appealing to buyers whose

dream home more closely
resembles your own.
Address curb appeal.
Curb appeal goes a long way
toward creating a lasting first
impression, so homeowners
can start by driving up to their
homes and looking at them
through the eyes of prospective
buyers. Address the landscape
if it needs some TLC, and
power wash siding if its appearing a little dirty. Examine your
driveway for cracks and consider installing a new surface if the
existing one is more of an eyesore than eye-catching. Finally,
clear the yard of toys and tools
before nailing the For Sale
sign into the ground, as a cluttered yard will give buyers the
impression that you did not prioritize keeping a clean and presentable home.
Clear out the clutter.
Some sellers stage their homes
when putting them up for sale.
But staging might not be an
option for sellers who are still
living in their homes and
intend to do so until they find
buyers. If you cant stage your
home, then do your best to
remove clutter, including extra
pieces of furniture you might
have accumulated over the
years that can make rooms
seem smaller. Box up any books
that no longer fit on bookshelves, and try to keep common areas like family rooms,
hallways and kids playrooms as
open and clean as possible so
the rooms appear roomy and

relaxing.
Let the light shine in.
Dark homes are less appealing
to prospective buyers, many of
whom have no interest in living in caves that are void of
natural sunlight. When showing your home, make sure all of
the curtains are drawn and the
blinds or shades are up. If trees
or shrubs outside windows are
blocking natural light from getting inside, consider trimming
them so your home appears
sunnier and more inviting.
Bright homes tend to feel more
spacious, so fix any light fixtures that need fixing and even
add small lamps in rooms that
could use some extra light.
Tackle that to-do list. Its
easy for a homes residents to grow accustomed to certain minor

problems, such as a
doorknob that always
sticks or a creaky
kitchen cabinet door.
But buyers might be
turned off by too many
of these minor problems and wonder if any
larger and more expensive issues also went
ignored. Before showing your home, address
all those minor repairs
on your to-do list.
Selling a home
can be exciting, and
homeowners can take
steps to make sure their
home sale is successful and
lucrative as well.
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Enjoy a frugal fall road trip

issues that might affect fuel efficiency are addressed before you
hit the open road. Poorly
inflated tires force the engine
to work harder and burn more
fuel, so make sure tire pressure
matches the levels recommended in your owners manual before embarking on your
trip and even along the way if
you feel your car is not running
as smoothly as it could be.
Another way to conserve fuel is
to remove excess items from
the trunk. If you dont plan to
hit the links on your trip, leave
your golf clubs at home.
Plot your route. Spontaneity may make fall road
trips more fun, but drivers
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plot their routes in advance so
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costly problems like detours
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in traffic. Use a GPS device
during your trip so you can be
alerted to any unexpected
developments that might cost
you time and money. Plotting
your route in advance also
allows you to find affordable
dining and lodging options
and choose roads that dont
require drivers to pay tolls.
Invite some friends and
family along. Inviting friends
and family on a weekend getaway can make the trip more
fun and more affordable. If you
have room in the car, inviting
friends along allows you to split
fuel costs, and you may even
save on lodging if you find a
hotel that wont charge for
extra guests in the room.
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Creative ways to recycle leaves

Friends and family also can
help split the cost of supplies.
Bring your own food.
Food is another big expense
road trippers must account for.
But you can save money on
food by bringing your own
meals along on the trip.
Prepare some sandwiches the
morning that you leave and
keep them fresh in a cooler so
you dont have to pay for
lunch. In addition, pack some
snacks so you and your passengers can quickly and affordably quell any hunger pangs
that arise while youre on
the road. If you plan to stay in
a place with its own kitchen,
cook your own dinners so you
dont have to spend money
dining out.
Road trips are a staple of
autumn, when drivers can still
enjoy the open road without
breaking the bank.
Use a few pieces of straw

around the neck and hand
areas of the scarecrow for visual effect. Tie off with twine and
display your scarecrow.
Bedding: Chicken owners
can use fallen leaves as bedding in their chicken coops.
Dry leaves also may create
more comfortable and drier
conditions for goats and
other livestock. Goats may
look to recently fallen leaves
as a nutritious food source.
Gather the leaves and let the
goats munch before you further rake and compost the
leaves.
Decorations: Natural leaves
can be used as decorations
both inside and outside a
home. String freshly fallen
leaves together and wrap
them around a grapevine
wreath for a rustic door decoration. Leaves can be

placed in clear vases and put
on display for a cheap way to
showcase some autumn
color. Preserve favorite
leaves with a lamination
machine or by sealing them
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waxed paper. Cut out the leaf
shapes and use for hanging
window decorations.
Recreation: Leaves have
long been favorite toys
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await jumping into large
piles of fallen leaves. Fill
paper bags with leaves and
draw a target on the front.
Let kids test their skill aiming for the targets. Children
can camouflage their clothing with leaves and masking
tape and have a more intense
session of hide and seek.
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