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ndependence Day is a time

of great tradition and cele-
bration here in the United
States. Most of us like to cele-
brate this holiday with a relax-
ing day off of work and a bar-
beque attended by our family,
friends, and neighbors. Burgers
and hotdogs, fireworks, flags,
and parades are the essentials for
celebrating the Fourth of July.
Of all the holidays we
celebrate in our country,
Independence Day is the most
important one for Americans,
yet we often forget why that is
so. Like any other holiday in the
USA, we tend to over commer-
cialize the day through mass
consumerism. When this hap-
pens, we lose sight of the impor-
tant significance of what we are
celebrating; we get so caught up
in the festivities that we miss
the reason for the celebration.
July 4th is not simply a day off
from work to enjoy a burger in
the backyard with a pretty fire-
work display at night; it is a day
that celebrates our freedom.
As Americans, we are
notoriously known as ignorant
about our countrys founding
and the reason for our freedom.
Since I have first started attend-
ing college, I am constantly
made aware of this stereotype. I
have had the privilege of mak-
ing some friends with interna-
tional students who usually
complain about the ignorance of
the American people as a whole.
According to their observations,
Americans are completely clue-
less to how their own country
operates. In addition to that,
they have observed that we also
take our rights for granted. They
see how fortunate we are and
the freedoms we have, yet our
attitudes reflect a selfish sense of
entitlement.
One of the main reasons
behind our lack of knowledge
results from most of us (myself
included) becoming far too
comfortable with our standard
of living that we often forget the
fact that freedom comes with a
price. Unfortunately, many peo-
ple in the United States do not
even know some of their basic
rights; and even worse than
The Fourth of July:
The real celebration is FreedomBy Will Brucella
Proverbs 3:5,6 God Bless America
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June 27, 2012
Zone 1, Vol. 10, No. 13
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Celebrate the Fourth of July
at your towns fireworks cel-
ebration! All Fireworks will
take place at nightfall unless
otherwise noted.
Bloomingdale: Friday, June
29. 6pm. WTB Field. Rain
date: Saturday, June 30.
Lincoln Park: Wednesday,
July 4. Jerry and Dolores Turco
Medical Rehab Center. 503
West Pine Brook Rd. Rain
date: Friday, July 7.
Montville: Saturday, June 30.
9:30pm. Montville High
School Field. Rain date:
Sunday, July 1.
Pequannock: Thursday, June
28. Pequannock High School.
Wayne: Monday, July 2.
Wayne Hills High School.
Rain Date: Friday, July 6.
July 6
The Preakness Reformed
Church on Church Lane in
Wayne (off Hamburg
Turnpike) will once again be
having their Gigantic Annual
Charity Garage Sale in July.
Early bird preview is on
Thursday, July 5 from 4:30-
6:30pm. Admission is $5.
Garage sale hours Friday, July
6 are 9am-3pm. Admission is
free. A large variety of items
for everyone. Proceeds of the
sale will benefit the Dawn
Treader Christian School in
Paterson.
July 8-12
Vacation Bible School at
Wayne Presbyterian Church
will take place from Sunday,
July 8 to Thursday, July 12 at
6:30-9pm. Our theme this year
is Everything is possible with
God. Children entering K-
6th grades are invited to join
us. Kids! Get ready for a wild
time and enjoy an action-
packed week as Bible lessons
are taught and reinforced with
music, games, crafts and even
a snack time! The congrega-
tion will celebrate a great
week with you at worship on
VBS Sunday- July 15! We are
taking registrations and look-
ing forward to this exciting
program. You can register
online at www.waynepresby-
terian.org (under the sign up
or register here tab). You can
also stop by the church office
Tuesday- Thursday (9am-
2pm_ to fill out a registration
form. The cost is $15 a child
with a $25 family maximum.
Tell you friends about our 5-
night event! Families who reg-
ister early will receive a CD of
this years music to listen to
before VBS begins.
Around the
Community ...
St. Michaels Episcopal
Church in Wayne is holding a
raffle for an authentic football
signed by Eli Manning. Tickets
are $10 each. For further
information please call the
church at 973-694-1026, ext.
7 Tuesday through Friday.
Or email pat@stmichaels
wayne.org.
This school year has flown by
and summer is right around
the corner. Give yourself some
peace of mind and make sure
to get your childs registration
for the 2012-2013 After
School Program in before its
too late. With the craziness of
summer, knowing your child
will have a fun, safe and edu-
cational place to go after
school will help you relax dur-
ing this hot summer. Dont
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people who work hard for
decades have an expectation
or an entitlement of wealth
in their 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s,
and even in to their 100s? Do
many years invested in edu-
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offer the keys to the kingdom
and a comfortable retire-
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that Im entitled, assured,
pledged, promised, or guaran-
teed anything in my future?
It isnt! In fact, the new
axiom for retirement plan-
ning must be: If it is to be, it
is up to me!
Yet certain people feel
they have it all coming to
them! They feel that time
invested working 95 for the
corporate world equates to
dollars they can withdraw
out of the system during
retirement. The problem is,
however, the system was
never guaranteed. It was
over-stated, severely over-
relied-upon, and grossly
under-funded. There was
never a quality education
offered in defined contribu-
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niques, whether in school or
on the job. A defined contri-
bution plan is the real name
of a 401k plan. Further, there
were no educational courses
offered on how systematically
to remove the funds to create
a retirement income to last
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defined contribution plan,
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plan, Keogh plan, SEP, TSA,
traditional pension plan (if
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or any other designated
retirement income plan
source. No formal education
is required or offered by
employers, the state, or the
federal government on retire-
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The reason is that no one, no
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government wants the liabil-
ity or responsibility!
Self-employed folks have
to pay the premiums of
health insurance costs, work-
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disability, and life insurance
premiums in addition to the
required contributions neces-
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ly. That fact, paired with the
highest prices ever for pre-
cious metals, has created a
perfect storm for jewelry
theft. If you read your local
police blotter you will
find items being
taken not only dur-
ing house invasions
(which are on the
rise), but also at
house parties when
parents are away, or
even by relatives.
Because of ac-
tions taken by local
detectives, much of
what has been stolen can be
retrieved if the victim moves
fast enough. In the past few
years, buyers of precious
metal items have been made
to document who is selling
items and take an image of
those items. Buyers are also
made to hold onto these
items before dispersing with
them for a period of a few
days to a week, depending on
the town. If you have had a
break-in or suddenly notice
jewelry missing, report it
immediately to your police
department. If you feel
uncomfortable because you
suspect a friend or relative,
most of the local detectives
are very sensitive to this kind
of situation and often can
find solutions that don't
include someone being
brought up on criminal
charges.
If you have been lucky
never to have been the vic-
tim of a theft or robbery, here
are some suggestions that
may help you prepare for the
worst:
Get your jewelry and
valuable items appraised.
Having an accurate descrip-
tion will help police in iden-
tification and retrieval. This
would include having some
kind of image, be it a photo-
graph or even one made
using a home copy
machine. Update your
appraisals every five
years as values change.
Get a separate in-
surance rider for your
valuables. Appraisals
are only a part of your
defense. Most home-
owner's policies cover
only up to about
$1,000, so you are tak-
ing a huge risk if what you
own is worth much more than
that.
Get yourself a safe
deposit box at your bank
(They're cheap!) and put
anything you haven't worn
in a long time and have no
plans of wearing any time
soon into it.
Don't invite theft by
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ises about lost refunds and
free money. Dont be fooled
by these scams.
The dirty dozen are
the 12 most prevalent scams
detected by the IRS.
Taxpayers should take pre-
cautions to avoid these and
other suspicious activities of
scam artists. The following
scams make up the 2012
dirty dozen listing.
Identity Theft. Topping
this years list is identity
theft. The IRS is increasingly
seeing identity thieves look-
ing for ways to use a legiti-
mate taxpayers identity and
personal information to file a
tax return and claim a fraud-
ulent refund.
Phishing. Phishing is a
scam typically carried out
with the help of unsolicited
e-mail or a fake website that
poses as a legitimate site to
lure potential victims and
prompt them to provide
valuable personal and finan-
cial information that can be
used to commit identity or
financial theft.
Return Preparer Fraud.
Questionable return prepar-
ers have been known to skim
off their clients refunds,
charge inflated fees for return
preparation services, and
attract new clients by prom-
ising guaranteed or inflated
refunds.
Hiding Income Off-
shore. Individuals continue
to try to avoid paying U.S.
taxes by illegally hiding
income in offshore accounts
or using offshore debit cards,
credit cards, wire transfers,
foreign trusts, employee leas-
ing schemes, private annu-
ities, or insurance plans.
Free Money. Scam-
mers have been preying on
low-income individuals and
the elderly by posting flyers
in community churches,
promising that tax returns
can be filed with little or no
documentation to receive
free money from the IRS or
Social Security Administra-
tion.
False/Inflated Income
and Expenses. This tactic is
used by scam artists who file
false or misleading returns to
claim refunds they are not
entitled to receive. One pop-
ular scam is to report income
that was never earned to
obtain refundable credits.
False Form 1099 Refund
Claims. In this scam, the per-
petrator files a fake informa-
tion return, reporting false
withholding amounts that
are subsequently used to file
erroneous refund claims.
Frivolous Arguments.
Frivolous scheme promoters
encourage people to make
unreasonable and unfounded
claims to avoid paying taxes.
Falsely Claiming Zero Wages.
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wait and be left out when
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contact Dan Dipsey of the
Boys & Girls Club in Wayne at
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The Golden Age Circle of
Wayne, Inc. (GACW) is an
active non-profit senior group
sponsored by the Wayne
Department of Parks and
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Thursday at 1pm. in the PAL
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each regular meeting and
members enjoy an afternoon of
fellowship. Day trips and
overnight trips are scheduled
throughout the year, certain
meetings host special speakers,
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To qualify as a member, you
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Abuse of Charitable
Organizations and Deduct-
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organizations include ar-
rangements to improperly
shield income or assets from
taxation, attempts by donors
to maintain control over
donated assets or income
from donated property, and
overvaluation of contributed
property.
Disguised Corporate
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domestic corporations and
other entities are formed to
disguise the ownership of a
business. They are then used
to under-report income,
claim fictitious deductions,
avoid the filing of tax
returns, or participate in list-
ed transactions, money laun-
dering, financial crimes, and
even terrorist financing.
Misuse of Trusts. Un-
scrupulous promoters have
urged taxpayers to transfer
assets into trusts, promising
reduced taxable income,
deductions for personal
expenses, and reduced estate
or gift taxes that don't deliv-
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recording secretary, at 973-
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Professional musicians and
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donation is $2 from members
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Schools out for sum-
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students run to their last bus
ride home. Even though Alice
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this is the question shared
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week practicing math, review-
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ing science and history will
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Upon starting school in
September, students should be
ready to dive into their new
grade level with enthusiasm
and confidence.
Brainy-Acts keeps your
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ntestinal parasites can
cause debilitating medical
problems to dogs and cats,
and even to us humans! Most
pets will have worms at
some point in their lifetimes.
These worms are most com-
monly seen in puppies and
kittens but any animal is sus-
ceptible, even a pet that never
goes outside. Roundworms,
hookworms, whipworms, giar-
dia, and coccidia are the most
common culprits of these
infections. Routine deworm-
ings and fecal examinations
are the mainstays of identifi-
cation and treatment of these
parasites. Year round total par-
asite control, usually in the
form of a monthly heartworm
preventative, is the way to
decrease the incidence of
intestinal parasite infections.
Fecal exams performed
by your veterinarian can diag-
nose intestinal parasites by
identifying the eggs of the
worms. Adult worms like
roundworms, hookworms, and
whipworms are usually not
shed in stools, making identi-
fication by the pet owner diffi-
cult. However, the eggs of
these worms are present,
though they are shed inter-
mittently. These eggs are
microscopic and too small to
be detected with the naked
eye. The Companion Animal
Parasite Councils guidelines
recommend fecal examina-
tions two to four times during
the first year of life and one to
two times per year in adults,
depending on health and
lifestyle factors.
Roundworms are the
most common intestinal para-
site of dogs and cats.
Roundworm eggs are shed in
the feces of dogs and cats and
are spread when animals or
people come in contact with
the feces or soil. These worms
can also be transmitted to
puppies before they are born
and to kittens through infect-
ed milk from the mother.
Roundworms can cause diar-
rhea, vomiting, and the pot-
belly appearance seen in many
puppies. Roundworms do pose
a significant risk to humans.
Contact with contaminated
soil or feces can result in
human ingestion and infec-
tion. Children are more vul-
nerable to exposure because
they are more likely to put dirt
or other objects into their
mouths. Roundworms in
humans can cause fever, lung
and liver damage, and even
blindness.
Hookworms are also a
common parasite in dogs and
cats. These worms are
acquired by adult pets through
skin penetration and inges-
tion of larvae in contaminated
soil. Puppies and kittens can
also be infected across the pla-
centa and through milk.
These worms hook themselves
to the intestinal wall and feed
on blood, and can rapidly
cause anemia and sometimes
black, tarry stool. Hookworm
larvae can infect humans by
penetrating the surface of
a person's skin, typically
through bare feet. This results
in itchiness at the point where
the larvae enter the skin and
visible tracks on the skin
from the worms
migration called
cutaneous larva
migrans.
Wh i p wo r ms
infect only our dogs,
not cats. The worms
are passed in the
feces and can cause
bloody diarrhea in
dogs. The biggest issue with
whipworms is how tough they
are in the environment, sur-
viving adverse conditions and
extremely resistant to drying.
This makes prevention and
diagnosis very important.
The good news is intes-
tinal parasites are easily treat-
ed with medication as pre-
scribed by your veterinarian.
The Companion Animal
Parasite Councils guideline
for deworming and prevention
is as follows: Administer
dewormer to puppies at two,
four, six, and eight weeks of
age, followed by administra-
tion of a monthly preventive.
Administer bi-weekly de-
wormer treatment to kittens
between three and nine weeks
of age, followed by administra-
tion of a monthly preventive.
Administer year-round treat-
ment with a heartworm pre-
ventive that has broad-spec-
trum activity against intestin-
al parasites. If your pet was
positive for worms, rechecking
the feces is important to make
sure all worms have been
eliminated.
This is not a complete
list of intestinal parasites and
is not meant to scare you into
fearing your pet, but to vali-
date the importance of regular
fecal exams and year-round
total parasite prevention. To
prevent or control intestinal
parasites, consult your local
veterinarian. For more infor-
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means and thus have no
understanding of it at all. If
we fail to educate ourselves
on the basic rights our found-
ing fathers fought for (and
soldiers today continue to
fight for), we do them a great
injustice by leaving ourselves
vulnerable to forfeiting them.
If we are not aware of what
freedoms we are guaranteed
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It is our duty as
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this special day in the summer
so that we can all join togeth-
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independence. As we gather
around with our loved ones
and enjoy the barbeques and
fireworks, let us remember
what we are celebrating: our
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The Annual Membership
Drive for the Friends of the
Wayne Public Library is now
underway. Current members
are asked to renew their mem-
bership for 2012. New mem-
bers are always welcomed;
membership forms are avail-
able at the main library (461
Valley Road) and at the
Preakness branch (1006
Hamburg Tpke). Members of
the Friends serve as volunteers
in the Friends Room, help
with the Lunchbox Learning
programs, and help sort dona-
tions of used books that are
sold by the Friends to benefit
the library. Visit the Friends
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located on the right after you
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organizations 2012 Corporate
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viding financial assistance for
the second consecutive year,
Spencer Savings Bank employ-
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the organizations build days on
June 1, helping to landscape a
new, five-family development
on Harrison Street in Paterson.
In full support of the
Paterson Habitat for Humani-
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employees spent the day dig-
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mulching at the development,
working to ensure the sites
readiness for future families.
Upon completion, the housing
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was such a wonderful experi-
ence to take part in the
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this year. Its a great opportuni-
ty to make a real difference in
the community.
This years Corporate
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June 130, follows the tradi-
tion of being Paterson Habitat
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year, with 100 percent of the
funds raised going toward the
building of a Habitat home.
Local companies, in dedication
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ers get the urge to
become gardeners.
Newspapers are filled with
advertisements dealing with all
aspects of gardening, from
when to plant, what type of fer-
tilizer to use, what
tools to buy, and how
to deal with those
pesky insects. What
is not talked about
are the sore muscles
and achy backs that
result from ones
desire to become that
home gardener.
For a lot of peo-
ple, gardening is the
first true physical
exercise they have
endured since the fall
cleanup. Your mind is
ready to get out there to plant
and garden, but if you do not
warm up those muscles, your
body will later be telling you
something else. Keep reading
for some simple stretching
exercises and back safety tips to
get your body and garden
going.
Warming up the muscles
in the body is essential to pre-
venting injuries, pain, and stiff-
ness while working in the gar-
den. Increase flexibility with
gentle movements or some-
thing as simple as an invigorat-
ing walk. The smooth coordi-
nation of your muscles and lig-
aments is an important part of
keeping hard work safe when
gardening. Before starting, do
some simple stretching exercis-
es to avoid hurting your lower
back. These exercises are some
examples that will start you on
your way:
Lower Back Extension
-Stand with feet shoulder dis-
tance apart.
-Reach overhead with both
arms, keeping your elbows
straight.
-Watch your hands during the
movement.
-Arch your back and hold.
-Return to the start position.
-Perform this exercise in four
seconds and repeat 10 times.
Lower Back Lateral Shift
-Stand with left side to wall.
-Place hand on wall at shoulder
level.
-Keep arm straight and feet
together.
-Slowly shift your hips toward
wall.
-Return to start position.
-Perform this exercise in four
seconds and repeat 10 times.
-Turn right side to wall and
repeat.
Lower Back Flexion
-Lie on back, bend left knee up,
and place hands around knee.
-Grasp knee and pull toward
chest.
-Hold for five seconds and
slowly extend leg back down.
-Repeat with right leg.
-Continue exercise, alternating
legs, and repeat 10 times.
Do not overexert your
lower back. The lower back, or
lumbar spine, bears most of
your body weight, making it
most vulnerable to pains and
problems. The lumbar spine
consists of five vertebrae.
Between the vertebrae are
jelly-like materials encased in
tough cartilage called discs.
The discs facilitate movement
of the spine, serving as shock
absorbers and reducing friction.
Know your strengths and limi-
tations. Vary your activities.
Take intermittent breaks and
drink plenty of fluids.
Avoid bending over
repeatedly while performing
ground-level work like weed-
ing, planting, spreading grass
seed, etc. Get closer to the
ground by kneeling or sitting
on the ground. A small stool or
chair may also be helpful for
these tasks.
Lift plants, shrubs, stones,
dirt, and other heavy materials
by letting your arms, legs, and
thighs carry the bulk of the
weight. With knees bent, squat
down keeping your back
straight and arms close to your
body. Lift the object, keeping it
close to your bodys torso and
center of gravity. Remember
your strengths and limitations;
always handle smaller and
more manageable loads at a
time.
While performing garden-
ing tasks in the standing posi-
tion, long-handled tools pro-
vide leverage and help reduce
stress on the lower back. These
tools help avoid having to bend
while performing tasks such as
digging, raking, sowing, push-
ing, and mowing. Always
remember to switch hands fre-
quently. Repetitive motion on
one side can bring on progres-
sively serious joint imbalances
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Visiting Angels of Wayne in
association with the
Alzheimers Foundation of
America is offering free and
confidential year-round mem-
ory screenings. The screenings
are available on the third
Wednesday of each month
from 2-4pm by appointment
only. The screenings are held
at the Visiting Angels office
located at 2190 Hamburg
Turnpike in Wayne. Visiting
Angels is a senior homecare
agency that helps seniors
remain comfortably at home
through joyful companionship
and a commitment to profes-
sional services such as hygiene,
light housekeeping, errands,
and meal preparation. For
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The Riverview Garden Club
in Wayne encourages local
area residents who are interest-
benefits they are forced to
self-fund as well. The pen-
sion plan of your fathers
and grandfathers generation
has gone the way of the
dinosaur, with the exception
of government and school
system employees. Even if
full-blown pension plans
were available today, they
would be insufficient to pro-
vide for the cost of living
over normal life expectancy.
With current anemic interest
rates and volatile stock mar-
kets across the globe, the
required contributions to be
able to guarantee a lifetime
income for each employee
would break the bank of most
employers' ability to fund
them.
So what are people to do
if they desire guaranteed
retirement income for life
and a guaranteed rising
income platform from which
to base it? What if they desire
principal access, tax-advan-
tages, and safety of principal
at the same time? Is there a
plan or program for these
people? Could the same
retirement program be struc-
tured to protect the principal
from the threats of a lawsuit,
or the expense of a prolonged
stay in a hospital or a nursing
home? What about stock
market crashes or correc-
tions? Would their income be
secure? The answer is yes,
yes, yes, and yes! If they
make it through these poten-
tial negative probabilities,
may their portfolio be further
insulated against the huge
tax cost their beneficiaries
have to pay to NJ and the
federal system when they die?
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ed in gardening and in
expanding their botanical
knowledge to become club
members. Novice and experi-
enced gardeners are wel-
comed. Monthly meetings fea-
ture educational lectures by
experts on a variety of garden-
ing and nature related topics,
and excursions to various
botanical venues are sched-
uled throughout the year. Club
members can also participate
in demonstrations and hands-
on projects that involve creat-
ing floral, landscape, and
nature related items. The
Riverview Garden Club main-
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the Wayne area; this provides
club members with the oppor-
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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, nutri-
tious kosher meals to people
age 60 and over, or those
younger who have a disability
and who are unable to cook or
shop. Volunteer drivers bring
needed meals and offer smiles,
greetings, and personal con-
tact to the elderly, many of
whom seldom get out. Drivers
are needed to deliver meals
two times a month. We are
accepting referrals for people
who would like to receive
meals. To volunteer, to request
Kosher Meals on Wheels, or
for additional information,
call Paul Klein at 973-595-
0111.
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workers receive service awards
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ids and parents get ready for school!
A book signing for The Honey
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author and illustrator Paula J. Giordano
will be held at Greenburys Coffee &Tea,
located at 239 Berdan Ave (next to
Corrados) from 2:30p.m. - 4:30p.m. on
Tuesday, July 3, 2012. Find out how NiNi
overcomes her first day of school jitters.
Cost of book will be $15.00 with half of the
profits being donated to Calvary Temple of
Wayne in an effort to start and operate a
rolling soup kitchen. Please visit our web-
site www.thehoneybeesbook.com.
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argaret Spencer
proudly displayed
her 30-Year Ser-
vice Award as she accepted
it from a very happy Mayor
Chris Vergano and
Councilwoman at Large
Lonni Miller Ryan. It was a
big celebration of workers,
families, Rotarians and
friends as they gathered to
honor Working for a Living
a project where handicapped
workers collected pledges to
acknowledge their hard work
during the year.
Wayne Rotary started
Foundation for the Handi-
capped in 1968 and has been
the largest supporter of the
facility ever since.
Foundation for the
Handicapped workers per-
form labor-intensive jobs for
local industries. They earn a
welcome paycheck, learn
new skills, and enjoy the
camaraderie of fellow work-
ers. Many of the handicapped
workers have worked at the
foundation for most of their
adult lives.
If you would like to tour
the light manufacturing cen-
ter at 30 Woodridge Terrace
in Wayne, or would like a
quote on a job to be done,
please call 973-956-1313.
Spa 23 Health & Racquet
Club in Wayne offers birthday
parties and special events for
all ages. Kids will have the
time of their lives at Spa 23
parties! In addition to our pool
parties, choose from any of our
themed parties, or add a theme
to your pool party. Theme par-
ties are available seven days a
week. Pool parties are avail-
able Fridays, Saturdays, and
Sundays. You can also book
the entire club for your own
private event! The spa is
located at 381 Route 23 in
Pompton Plains. Contact Spa
23s program director, Laura
Severance, at 973-839-8823.
View more information online
at www.spa23.com.
An open invitation is
extended to all seniors in the
area to join the Golden Key of
Wayne. Dont get house-
bound 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. in Wayne. For more
information, please call
Annette Ford at 973-628-
0492.
Mothers & More is a not-for-
profit group for both stay-at-
home and working moms. It
features monthly meetings,
playgroups, mom-and-tot out-
ings, mom-night-outs, and
much more. Members are from
Wayne and all surrounding
towns. Monthly meetings are
on the first Monday of each
month (unless a holiday) at
7:30pm at Our Savior
Lutheran Church, 670
Newark Pompton Tpke. in
Pompton Plains. Prospective
members are always wel-
comed. For more information,
call 877-221-1581 or e-mail
sbotbyl1@yahoo.com.
The MOMS Club of Wayne
is currently looking for new
members. We are part of an
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their children, including those
who have home-based busi-
nesses or who work part-time
but are home with their chil-
dren during the day. The group
offers a wide range of activi-
ties, including special pro-
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The Morning Minyan, a
group of caring people dedicat-
ed to observing the tradition
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 are welcomed!
The Pines Lake Womans
Club is an active club open
to all women from the
Wayne area who are at least
18 years old. We meet
monthly on the second
Wednesday of the month at
the Pines Lake Elementary
School cafeteria at 7:30pm.
Visitors are welcomed. The
club offers fun, friendship,
and service. For more infor-
mation, membership, or to
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Mothers with infants and
young toddlers have always
been challenged to find a
way to get back in shape
while focusing on the
demands of new mother-
hood. Mommy and Me
Fitness classes let Mom keep
Baby within arms reach so
there is no need to worry
about finding a sitter or mak-
ing the time away from Baby
to work out. The Stroll Fit
program is developed with
the needs of both moms and
babies in mind. Each 60-
minute class consists of car-
diovascular, strength, and
flexibility training for a total
body workout. The classes
also provide a great environ-
ment for moms to connect
with one another and devel-
op support systems for
achieving fitness goals not
to mention bonding with
their babies! Now offered at
two locations: Wayne and
Montclair. For more informa-
tion or to attend a free class,
contact Tami Wolfe at 973-
896-4828 or e-mail tamis-
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Are you struggling with a
family, job, or personal issue?
Do you need answers and res-
olutions for these issues? You
will find support from
Christian brothers and sisters
at Calvary Temple in Wayne.
The Mens Purity Group,
Womens Healing for the
Wounded Heart, and grief-
share groups meet every
Thursday at 7pm. All are
welcomed! You will have an
opportunity to share and be
led by qualified Christian
leaders, as well as find the
support and friendship of
other men and women facing
lifes problems. The temple is
located at 1111 Preakness
Ave. in Wayne. For direc-
tions, call 973-694-2938.
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high expectations. Men in
Black 3 opened last weekend
after a decade since the release
of Men in Black 2. Although it
has been a while, MIB 3 picks
up with the same entertaining
features as the first two films
that make it fun and enjoyable.
In MIB 3, an intergalactic
criminal, Boris the Animal,
escapes from a high security
prison located on the moon
and seeks revenge on the
human who locked him up:
Agent K (Tommy Lee Jones).
Boris travels back in time to
the year 1969 and kills Agent
K before he is able to arrest
him and have him locked away
for 40 years. Meanwhile, back
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is the only person who can
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in time to the year 1969 to stop
Boris from killing his partner
or the consequences will
include the annihilation of
planet Earth.
When I initially heard
about a MIB 3, I had very low
expectations. Sequels, and
anything beyond that, usually
prove to be disappointing. I see
them as a trick to capitalize off
a huge hit in order for studios
to get audiences to see the
movie and fill their wallets. My
expectations were further low-
ered with the release of the
original trailer where I saw
that the premise of the
film included time travel.
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sometimes offer a captivating
plotline, I thought for a MIB
movie they should stick to the
aliens. Despite my initial
thoughts, MIB 3 not only
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it also was an excellent third
installment that wraps up the
series terrifically.
The movie is filled with
scenes of action as well as con-
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As is typical of the MIB
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whom we are already quite
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example). The plotline was
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H
ot, lazy summer days
are too precious to
waste in the kitchen.
Enhance your outdoor leisure
time with a visit to a local
farmer's stand or market to
choose fresh vegetables for
this colorful recipe.
Grilled Vegetable Napoleons
Ingredients:
Substitute or add other
vegetables as you wish. Some
nice additions might be new
potatoes or red peppers.
Although the stacks are
attractive and easy to serve,
you may also arrange the
grilled vegetables and cheese
in a casserole.
1/2 cup olive oil
1 large eggplant, cut in 12
slices (1/3-inch thick)
3 medium zucchinis, cut in
24 slices (1/4-inch thick)
3 large tomatoes, cut in 6
slices (1/3-inch thick)
3 medium red onions, cut
in 12 slices
(1/3-inch thick)
3/4 cup ricotta cheese
Salt and pepper to taste
2 teaspoons fresh thyme,
chopped
1/2 lb. mozzarella cheese,
sliced 1/4-inch thick
6 sprigs fresh rosemary
Directions:
Preheat barbecue and set
on low. Brush vegetables with
olive oil, season with salt and
pepper, and grill slowly until
tender, turning once. Transfer
the vegetables to a tray,
arranging them in a single
layer, and cover tightly with
plastic wrap. The vegetables
may be grilled a day in
advance, and refrigerated after
cooling. Bring the vegetables
back to room temperature
before proceeding.
Assembly:
Stir together the ricotta,
thyme, salt, and pepper in a
small bowl. Place one slice of
eggplant on a lightly oiled grill
sheet or foil pan. Spread 1
tablespoon of the ricotta mix-
ture over the eggplant. Cover
with 2 slices of zucchini, 1
slice of onion, 1 slice of moz-
zarella, 1 slice of tomato, and
2 slices of zucchini. Spread 1
tablespoon of the ricotta mix-
ture over the onion, and top
with another slice of eggplant.
Repeat this procedure with
the remaining vegetables to
make 5 more stacks.
Insert a wooden skewer
through the centre of each
stack to create a hole from top
to bottom. Remove the bot-
tom leaves from each rose-
mary sprig, leaving one inch
of leaves on the top. Insert 1
sprig into the centre hole in
each napoleon, and return to
the barbecue.
Heat for about 10 min-
utes on low, or until mozzarel-
la is melted and vegetables are
warmed through.
Recipe gives a tantalizing taste to
Grilled Vegetable Napoleons
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