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DC Landscape Design
LLC based out of
Pequannock Township donates to
Pequannock. I grew up In
Pequannock Township. I have
multiple clients in Pequannock
and Pompton Plains. I thought it
would only be right to give back a
little to the community that has
given so much to me. I spent
many days of my youth at PV
Park. It is a great lake and I have
many great memories there. I
spoke with town officials and
they gave me the green light to
donate a garden and a tree to the
Park.
The garden DC Landscape
installed is directly in front of the
PV Park sign. The design includes
some dwarf evergreen
boxwoods, dwarf foun-
tain grasses, red knock
out roses, yellow day
lilies, purple saliva, blue
star juniper and finished
it off with some black
dye mulch which really
makes the flowers and
plants stand out. The
tree I decided to donate
was a Purple Leaf
Thunder Cloud Plum. It
is one of my favorite
trees. They have small
pink flowers in spring
and then, throughout
the summer until fall,
the foliage of the plant
offers a beautiful bur-
gundy color. The tree
does not get huge and does not
make a mess in fall. There are
only a handful of trees that have
nice burgundy foliage throughout
DC Landscape Design
donates garden & trees
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JUN 13
Summer Costume Party on Friday, June
13 from 5-6:30pm for grades 3+ at the
Lincoln Park Library. Give new life to an
old Halloween costume, or try dressing up
like your favorite book character. Door
prizes, pizza, music, and games! Please
register for this program by calling 973-
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JUN 19
Healthy Summer Eats on Thursday, June
19 from 7-8pm for ages 17+. Looking
for some healthy alternatives to hotdogs
and hamburgers this summer? Tired of
grilling the same old things? Allison
Smith, Registered Dietitian, has some
recipes that will spruce up your summer!
Free samples will be provided. Please
register for this program by calling 973-
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JUN 25
Summer Reading Kick-Off: Mad Science
at the Lincoln Park Library on
Wednesday, June 25 from 2-3:30pm for
all ages at the PAL Gym next to the
library. This years Summer Reading
theme is Fizz, Boom, Read! and were
kicking it off with a visit from a Mad
Scientist! Afterwards, kids will be able to
sign up for the Summer Reading
Program. Please register for this pro-
gram by calling 973-694-8283 or e-mail-
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Around the
Community...
The UONJ is an area-wide support group
for ostomates, individuals with potential,
new, existing or reversed ostomies. We
provide direct aid and mutual support for
this group of individuals. Meetings are
held the second Monday of each month,
at Chilton Medical Center, located at
97 West Parkway in Pompton
Plains. Meetings start at 7pm. Any ques-
tions, please feel free to reach out to Jo
Ann Valent CWOCN (Co-president) at
JoAnnValent@atlantichealth.org or 973-
831-5168.
The Lincoln Park Library offers help for
all things technological! Sign up for a
one-on-one session with a Librarian. We
can offer help with a range of topics,
including (but not limited to): Microsoft
Windows, Microsoft Office (Word, Excel,
Powerpoint), web site help (Google,
Gmail, eBay, Etsy), and social media
(Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn).
We can also help you use your tablets
(iPad, Kindle, Samsung Galaxy, etc.)!
Please call 973-694-8283 or email
rachel.burt@lincolnparklibrary.org to set
up an appointment. At this time, sessions
are limited to one meeting per month.
Whether you are still suffering from the
bleak memories of war or have resolved
to put it all behind you, Point Man
Ministries is for you. Point Man is a
Christian ministry dedicated to helping
veterans find peace with themselves and
the world around them. If you are doing
fine after the war, thats fantastic but
dont forget about your buddies who are
still suffering. Find out how you can help.
Call Barry Jensen at 973-809-9665.
Point Man Ministries meets the first
Thursday of every month from 7:30
9:30pm at Cornerstone Chapel 620 Route
23 North, Pompton Plains.
The Montville Township Womens Club
has an ongoing project: comfort pillows
for breast cancer patients. A team of club
members, seniors, and volunteers from
surrounding cities participates in this wor-
thy project. Call Chairperson Alexandria
Sarra at 973-405-0088 for more infor-
mation. All monetary donations, used to
purchase polyfill for the pillows, should be
made payable to MTWC and should indi-
cate Comfort Pillow in the memo.
Please mail checks to P.O. Box 267,
Montville, NJ 07045.
Mothers & More is a not-for-profit
group for both stay-at-home and work-
ing moms. It features monthly meet-
ings, playgroups, mom-and-tot outings,
mom-night-outs, and much more.
Members are from Wayne and all sur-
rounding towns. Monthly meetings are
the first Monday of each month (unless
a holiday) at 7:30pm at Our Savior
Lutheran Church, 670 Newark Pompton
Turnpike, Pompton Plains. Prospective
members are always welcomed. For
more information call 877-221-1581
or e-mail sbotbyl1@yahoo.com.
Toastmasters provide a supportive
environment to improve public speak-
ing and leadership skills. We meet the
first Wednesday of each month at
Hollywood Restaurant & Pizzeria, 376
Fairfield Road, Fairfield from 7-9pm
Guests are welcomed. For more infor-
mation, visit www.diningtospeak.com.
The Montville Senior Citizens Club is
open to all Montville Township residents
aged 55 and older. The club meets
every first and third Friday of the
month at the Montville Senior House,
next to the police station on Route 202
South. We serve coffee and cake at
noon before the meeting at 1pm. New
members and guests are always wel-
comed. For information, call Celia at
973-227-4591.
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D
o you think its a
requirement to be-
come a millionaire
in your lifetime? Is it a nice
thought, perhaps for some-
one else, or not even a
thought at all? Were you
alive when the average house
in our North Jersey area cost
around $80,000 in 1978,
when $1,000,000.00 was
really a cool million? And
now, what is a cool million
dollars worth? Does it still go
as far; spend the same or feel
as good when compared to
the late 70s considering
nominal bank CD rates were
over 10% and for a brief peri-
od as high as 18%? A
$1,000,000 CD would gener-
ate $180,000 in annual inter-
est, in other words, you could
live on that. Today, the same
$1,000,000 CD from the
same bank pays .35% or
$3,500 in annual interest and
that is before we calculate
todays inflated cost of goods
and services when compared
to the 1970s.
Please imagine a slice of
pizza or my newest measure
of inflation, a bagel. When I
was 7 years of age, a slice of
pizza cost a quarter and a
bagel cost a dime. This week
I purchased a dozen bagels for
$12 and two slices of pizza
cost more than $4.00! My
children have asked me why
we even use change anymore
since basically nothing costs
less than a dollar. You know,
theyre right and inflation
isnt slowing down stopping
or going away, quite the con-
trary, in this columnists
opinion, inflation is poised to
skyrocket! What I am saying
is that accumulating a $1
plus million retirement port-
folio is no longer a nice
thought or optional, its a
downright mandatory neces-
sity - Period!
Last month one of my
columns was entitled, Is a
College Education Worth
the Cost? Is it worth losing
at least 4 years of momentum
in the workforce building
your career while accumulat-
ing a 6 figure school loan
debt, not to mention a guar-
antee of a job upon gradua-
tion? I wrote, Its a Dogs
Life for Me, comparing the
wonderful life my dog leads
to the perfect retirement life.
Another column was titled
Wants vs. Needs the
American Struggle, where
no one actually needs a new
Bentley motorcar. Today, I
am writing about financial
preparedness, that without
exception must be planned
for and executed or suffer a
retirement of sacrifice, disap-
pointment or worse, no
retirement at all. There was
once a joke that asked, How
do you spell retirement? The
answer was D.E.A.T.H.
Unfortunately, for some peo-
ple born after 1985 this
joke will more than likely
be their reality. The rules of
the money game including
wealth accumulation, inter-
generational wealth transfer
and debt avoidance must be
mastered and plans for a
joint-life guaranteed retire-
ment income must be in
place so the surviving spouse
will not run out of money
before running out of life.
Lets see what the
future holds is a phrase tan-
tamount to complacency and
denial. We must be proac-
tive, decisive, actionary
and reactionary to world
events including that of our
own government that shape
our individual and familys
financial future. The finan-
cial section of the newspaper
can no longer be used to line
the bird cage or as the dogs
wee wee pad, until after it is
read and digested by all who
live under the family roof.
Tough economic times will
be upon us again and the fed-
eral government lacks the
financial might and world
respect to save us this time.
We have come to the rescue
of other failing nations
throughout history and how
many of those nations would
or could come to the aid of
the United States of
America? Bottom line is it
really doesnt matter, because
the problem of our national
debt and total federal finan-
cial obligations due to con-
tinued congressional compla-
cency, have gotten too far
out of control where no
nation on earth possesses the
financial might to render any
aid or bailout.
Its truly out of control
with no leadership from any
branch in power to overcome
this adversity and travesty. I
am concerned for the chil-
dren of today as the govern-
ment has forsaken them by
refusing to acknowledge and
correct decades of reckless
spending without regard to
balancing expenses with rev-
enue. The government can-
not continue to raise taxes
on the 50% of Americans
that pay tax while increasing
those that are dependent on
government provided in-
come, health care and hous-
ing benefits. How many
more examples do we need?
History is littered full of
failed governments, political
experiments run amok and
Robin Hood economic les-
sons for the United States
government to behave the
way it has, increasing the
debt ceiling every budget
year to this incomprehensi-
ble level. How, as a family
unit, can you react and pro-
tect yourself from our failed
domestic economic prob-
lems? Ill tell you: work more,
earn more, save more, invest
more and spend less, all the
things your government
refuses to do. Living above
ones means, keeping up with
the Joness, entitlement
vacations and new cars are
out! Frugality, Budgeting and
Necessities only, are in! The
penalty for non-compliance
will be severe and what are
the consequences if I am
wrong about future inflation?
Youll have a fortune more
money invested a rosy future
and leave a major legacy!
But, if Im right, and you are
prepared, youll be able to
prosper through your very
last day with food on the
table, a roof over your head
and cash to pay for health
care. This is too serious a
subject to put-off or poo poo.
The Federal Reserve has
already indicated interest
rates will rise in the latter
half of 2015 and with that
the resurgence of inflation.
Remember the bagel and
pizza prices of your childhood
vs today and just think about
them for a moment. Now,
project what they will cost in
ten years, in twenty and if
you will be able to pick up
the tab when the kids and
grandkids come over. My
advice, get together with a
competent financial advisor
today to design a tax-advan-
taged savings/investment and
income producing program
to protect and provide for
your future financial require-
ments ASAP!
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F
athers Day has been
celebrated in one form
or another since the
beginning of the nineteenth
century. Perhaps the most
driving force behind Fathers
Day was Senora Dodd, who
thought of the idea of a day
to honor fathers while listen-
ing to a Mothers Day sermon
in 1909. Having been raised
by her father, Dodd wanted
to honor the sacrifices that
fathers make. Fathers Day
was not formally considered a
holiday until 1972, when a
Congressional Act officially
designated the third Sunday
in June Fathers Day.
Families celebrate Fathers
Day in many ways. This year
Fathers Day falls on Sunday,
June 15. Dads who are history
buffs may want to celebrate
this years holiday by remi-
niscing about the notable
events that have occurred on
June 15 through the years.
Here are just some of the
many historical events that
took place on June 15.
1752: Ben Franklin per-
forms his famous kite-flying
experiment to test the elec-
trical power of lightning.
1775: George Washington
is appointed Commander in
Chief of the American Army.
1878: The first attempt at a
motion picture takes place.
Twelve cameras, each taking
one picture, focus on horses
hooves to see if they will
leave the ground.
1887: The New York Giants
baseball team beats the
Philadelphia Phillies 29 -1.
1916: The Boy Scouts of
America receives its congres-
sional charter.
1918: An inch of snow falls
in northern Pennsylvania.
1924: Native Americans
are proclaimed U.S. citizens.
1934: The Great Smoky
Mountains National Park is
dedicated.
1940: France surrenders to
German forces as Nazi troops
occupy the city of Paris.
1968: John Lennon and
Yoko Ono plant an acorn at
Coventry Cathedral.
1977: General elections
are held in Spain for the first
time since 1936.
1985: The Russian space
probe Vega 2 lands on Venus.
2002: An asteroid misses
hitting Earth by 75,000
miles.
2003: The San Antonio
Spurs defeat the New Jersey
Nets to win the NBA
Championship.
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father who is afraid to
go the dentist is likely
to pass on his fear to
his children, according to
researchers at Rey Juan
Carolos University in Madrid,
Spain. The International
Journal of Pediatric Dentistry
published a study where 183
Madrid children from 7-15
years old, as well as their par-
ents, rated the level of fear to
dentistry in an anonymous
questionnaire.
The data showed that
mothers reported the highest
levels of dental fear and the
researchers concluded that the
greater dental fear is for one
family member, the greater it
would be for the other family
members. They also concluded
that the fathers feelings about
going to the dentist play a huge
role in whether a mothers fear
of the dentist will be passed to
their children.
Children seem to pay
attention to the emotional
reactions of their fathers, if
going to the dentist will be
stressful, said Professor
America Lara-Sacido.
The results point to a
need for dentists to reduce
fathers dental fears by giving
them accurate information on
dentistry, teaching simple
relaxation techniques, or
addressing negative thoughts
to prevent passing dental fears
on to their children. The work
with the parents is key and
teaches them to be relaxed as a
way of directly influencing
their kids.
Dr. Peter Brusco is a 1980 grad-
uate of the University of Penn-
sylvania and has been practicing
in Kinnelon since 1982. Dr.Br-
uscos practice is located at 170
Kinnelon Road, Suite 29A in
Kinnelon. You can reach him at
973-838-5862. Visit him online
at www.drbrusco.com.
Like father like son: Why your
children may be afraid of the
dentist By Peter Brusco, DMD
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and Vice President of the NJ Chapter of the American
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surgery post-operative care, dry eye syndrome, contact
lenses and neurologic eye disease. He is also a
consultant for Bausch & Lomb.
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American Legion Post 450 of Pequannock awarded Jessica Shalongo, a senior at Montville High School,
with a $1000 scholarship. Jessica will be attending Delaware State University in the fall. She is a softball
pitcher and currently holds the career wins record for Montville High School and will be pitching for
DSU. The scholarship was presented by legion member Jim Bolte, and Commander Ed Whitman. The
ceremony followed the Memorial Day parade in Pequannock, led by the AL color guard. Also part of the
ceremony was Jessicas grandfather, Bob Shalongo, a legion member and Vice Commander of Post 450.
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hat would summer
be without days
spent frolicking at
the beach or afternoons spent
splashing in the pool? Fun in
the water makes hot days more
enjoyable and bearable, and few
summertime activities do not
involve water play in one aspect
or another.
Although time spent in
the water can be refreshing and
entertaining, water does present
certain hazards, particularly for
those who do not know how to
swim. Learning to swim, espe-
cially at a young age, is advis-
able and a great way to remain
safe around the water.
The World Health
Organization says drowning is
the third leading cause of unin-
tentional injury death across
the globe, accounting for 7 per-
cent of all injury-related deaths.
Children, males and individuals
with increased access to water
are most at risk of drowning. In
general, children under five
years of age have the highest
drowning mortality rates in the
world, though adult males in
Canada and New Zealand
drown at higher rates than chil-
dren.
According to the
American Academy of
Pediatrics, parents should con-
sider swimming lessons for most
children between the ages of
one and four. New research has
revealed that swimming
instruction for children
between the ages of one and
four may decrease drowning
risk. However, parents should
be advised that swimming les-
sons do not remove all risk.
Children still need constant
supervision when in and around
water. Additionally, learning
CPR can be a life-saving meas-
ure.
When enrolling children
in swim lessons, parents should
look for safety-certified instruc-
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How parents can help youngsters
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are sponsored by the American
Red Cross or the YMCA.
Private swim clubs may have
their own instructors.
Children between the ages
of one and three typically do
not have the motor coordina-
tion to swim effectively. These
children can benefit from swim
lessons that emphasize getting
used to the water, safety and
learning some swimming readi-
ness skills. Instruction may
involve teaching children how
to move their legs and arms and
strengthen muscles used for
swimming. Children between
the ages of four and five may be
more developmentally ready for
swimming. Such youngsters
may move from water-safety les-
sons to actual swimming with
or without support. A study
titled Childrens readiness for
learning front crawl swimming
published in The Australian
Journal of Science and
Medicine in Sport showed that
whether kids started lessons at
two, three or four years of age,
they learned to swim well at
approximately the same mean
age of five and a half years.
In addition to swimming
lessons, parents and other
adults can ensure water safety
by taking the following precau-
tionary measures:
Children should never be left
unattended in the water. It takes
mere inches of water for a young-
ster to drown.
In the pool or another body of
water, caregivers should be within
touching distance of young swim-
mers to provide help if needed,
even if the child is wearing a floata-
tion device.
Keep rescue equipment by the
pool.
Remove toys from the pool
when its not in use. These toys
can attract children who will go
in after them.
A fence around the perimeter of
the yard may be mandatory, but a
fence around the pool itself is
another safety barrier to consider.
The fence should feature a self-
latching gate.
Even adults should be watched
while swimming. It is always a
safe idea to swim with a buddy, so
that the other person can get help if
something goes wrong.
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included fireworks and parades
can be traced back to the 18th
century. On July 4, 1777, the
city of Philadelphia, which would
become the first capital of the
United States of America, held
the first annual commemoration
of American independence, and
exactly one year later George
Washington ordered that all of his
soldiers be offered double rations
of rum to commemorate
the anniversary. In 1781,
Massachusetts was the first state
to make July 4th an official state
holiday, and the day was actually
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U.S. Congress in 1870.
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D
ad gets to be king of
his castle at least one
day during the year.
Come mid-June, children
near and far scramble for
ideas to treat their fathers to
a special day and award him
with gifts for being a role
model, provider and confi-
dante. Fathers Day activities
should be centered around
Dads interests. With that in
mind, the following are some
ideas to honor Dad or anoth-
er special man in your life.
Sports Sunday: If Dad is a
sports fan, his idea of spend-
ing a fun-filled afternoon
very well may be cheering on
his favorite players. Whether
your father enjoys golf, ten-
nis, baseball, soccer, or
another sport like hunting or
fishing, chances are there is a
television broadcast on that
you can watch together.
Otherwise, you can surprise
Dad by purchasing tickets to
a sporting event and making
a day of it at the ballpark.
Beach bound: A relaxing
day at the beach may be the
perfect way to spend Fathers
Day. Dad can enjoy the
entire family while sitting
back in his beach chair and
watching the waves roll in.
Pack a picnic lunch with his
favorite foods and a cold
beer, and Dad may just say
this was his best celebration
yet.
Adventure seeker: If yours
is a father who enjoys living
on the edge, a Fathers Day
activity built around action
and adventure should be a
winner. Take Dad base jump-
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ing, or race car driving. Any
of these activities is bound to
get Dads adrenaline pump-
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fect Fathers Day may be an
afternoon free of obligations
and deadlines. A relaxing
day in the yard swimming
laps in the pool or hitting a
few grounders to your waiting
baseball mitt may be all the
excitement he needs. Toss a
few steaks on the grill to give
Fathers Day a truly perfect
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attention. A Fathers Day
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complete with friends and
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S
ummer and the warm
weather are just about
here. Its time to get off
our couches and venture into
the great outdoors. These
plans will often include your
furry, four-legged friends.
However, dogs and cats can
suffer from hot weather prob-
lems similar to those of the
human- like enduring the
heat, bugs and allergies. As it
gets hotter, it is important to
take some simple precautions
to keep our pets healthy and
safe from the hazards that
accompany summer.
Heat stroke is a very seri-
ous and very common occur-
rence during the summer
months and results when your
pets body temperature rises
above the normal range. Heat
stroke can be a life-threaten-
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cats quite rapidly and be diffi-
cult to treat. A little preven-
tion can go a long way.
Certain pets may be predis-
posed to this condition such
as brachycephalic breeds (i.e.
pushed in nose) like a Bulldog
or Persian cat, overweight
pets, very young and very old
pets or ill pets. Heat strokes
occur a lot in late spring and
early summer because our pets
are out of shape and are not
yet acclimated to the hot
weather. Therefore, introduce
pets to exercise slowly. Also,
try to exercise pets in the
morning or evening when
temperatures are lower. Be
sure to provide your pet with
plenty of breaks for water and
time to cool down in the
shade.
There are many ways to
avoid heat stroke. The most
known adage is to never leave
a pet in the car on warm days.
Even with the windows open,
temperatures in a car can rise
to deadly levels within min-
utes. Dogs and cats dont
sweat the same way we do.
They thermo-regulate mostly
by panting and can sweat
minimally through the bot-
tom of their feet. One of the
easiest preventative measures
is to make sure that pets have
free access to water and shade
when kept outside.
Early signs of heat stroke
may include rapid panting,
heavy breathing, excessive sali-
vation, increased body temper-
ature (i.e. above 100-102
degrees F), depression, weak-
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place, seek immediate veteri-
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time, you should remove the
animal from the hot area and
start lowering your pets body
temperature. This shouldnt be
done too quickly, which can
also be dangerous. Therefore
only use cool water, NO ice.
An easy remedy is to place cool
water soaked T-shirt on your
pet and take them right to your
veterinarian. Aside from heat
stroke, more outdoor activities
mean the risk of outdoor trau-
mas and increased accidents.
Some tips include: not leaving
pets unsupervised around a
pool, make sure all pets wear
flotation devices on boats, and
try not to let your dog drink
pool water, which contains
chemicals that could cause
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Cats that are allowed
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more in the summer. Be on
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other fighting injuries. Cats
that are neutered or spayed
may be at a lower risk of such
injuries as they are unlikely to
be involved in mating-
induced aggression. The best
way to avoid these injuries is
to keep your cat indoors.
The warmer months also
means more bugs. Fleas are a
common pest that live off the
blood of their hosts and can
cause itching, or worse, an
allergic reaction called flea-
bite dermatitis. Fleas can also
be carriers for an intestinal
parasite called tapeworms.
Mosquitoes are another pest
that may carry heartworms,
which can be life threatening
to your dog and cat. More
trips to the dog park can also
increase exposure to infected
soil and intestinal parasites,
some of which are transmissi-
ble to people (zoonotic). In
North Jersey, we cant forget
about ticks that can carry a
variety of diseases, most
notably Lyme disease.
Preventatives for fleas, ticks,
heartworms and intestinal
parasites are available from
your veterinarian and should
be given year-round. The ben-
efits of prevention far out-
weigh the nuisance and health
hazards for your pet and to us
as well.
Another summer risk for
cats that live in apartment
buildings or in homes with a
second floor is high-rise syn-
drome. This is the unfortunate
scenario of us wanting to open
windows in the nice weather
and cats falling out of them.
Cats dont deliberately jump
out of windows but can fall if
screens arent properly secured
or if they are focused on an
insect or bird and become dis-
tracted. Cats can be seriously
injured even if they fall even
from a short distance. This
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windows.
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F
ertilizing a lawn is a
springtime tradition for
many homeowners.
Winter can take its toll on a
lawn, but fertilizer can go a
long way toward helping a lawn
recover from harsh weather.
While lawn-and-gar-
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curb appeal of a home, while a
lawn thats patchy or appears to
be poorly taken care of can
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their lawns. A soil test can
determine if the lawn has any
nutrient deficiencies.
Dont overdo it with nitrogen.
Fertilizing with too much nitro-
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too much nitrogen can be
harmful, decreasing root
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susceptibility to disease. A
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period of time, which also
allows homeowners to extend
the intervals between fertilizing
sessions. But a lawn can get
nitrogen from other sources as
well. Such sources include grass
clippings or raked leaves left on
the lawn after being shredded
by a mulching mower.
Consider using granules
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quickest way to fertilize, but
spraying is typically best left to
the professionals. Thats
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and evenly. Before fertilizing
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Some homeowners only fertil-
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Fertilize again roughly a month
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Professionals often recommend
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Ingredients:
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1 cup ketchup
cup hoisin sauce
4 tab soy sauce
2 tab grainy mustard
3 tab honey
2 tab orange juice
2 tab Asian chili sauce
1 tab Worcestershire sauce
4 cloves garlic, minced
1 tab ginger
Grated zest of an orange
Salt and pepper
Directions:
Preheat the grill to medi-
um and turn down to low.
Prepare ribs for grilling by
removing the membrane from
the underside of the ribs.
Prepare several foil envelopes
and place 2 strips of ribs into
each envelope, with 1/4 cup of
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for 2 to 2 hours on low
(300F) with the lid closed.
Check the thermometer on
the front of the grill lid fre-
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ing temperature accordingly.
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or two burners off and cooking
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the ribs are ready to remove
from the foil. Gently heat the
sauce on the side burner for 10
to 15 minutes before using.
Carefully remove the ribs from
the foil and place on grids.
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and grill for 10 minutes per
side, leaving the lid open,
turning several times, and
basting with sauce after each
turn.
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a boil and then allow it to sim-
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Century 21 Crest Real Estate Welcomes Gabriella Barbaro
years, if not much longer, to
maximize their investments.
Though real estate is a sound
investment, it is not a get rich
quick type of investment, so
investors looking to make a
quick buck should consider
alternatives before buying
investment properties.
Size
First-time real estate
investors might be wise to
choose a smaller property for
their initial investment. Larger
properties can be overwhelm-
ing to manage, and investors
often rely on property manage-
ment firms to tend to these
properties. Such firms charge
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ties, which can eat into
investors finances. Veteran
investors can handle such
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might find themselves caught
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gravity of their financial com-
mitment. A good rule of
thumb for first-time investors
is to stick to smaller properties,
only moving on to larger build-
ings once they are fully com-
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with investing in real estate.
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The cost of a real estate
investment goes beyond the
purchase price of the home. In
addition to the mortgage on
the property, investors must
pay the taxes and insurance on
the property, as well as any
costs associated with maintain-
ing and managing the property.
Certain tax breaks are avail-
able to real estate investors
depending on where they live.
For example, in the United
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when a property is sold may be
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immediately rolled into anoth-
er property (such a deferment
is only available to those
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exchange prior to selling the
initial property). Potential
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help them make the most of
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al cost investors must consider
before investing.
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Pompton Plains and Northern
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We are thrilled to have
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Patricia Wojtyszyn of Century
21 Crest Real Estate. Its an
exciting time to be with the
Century 21 System as we
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Pequannock, Pompton Plains
and the surrounding areas of
Northern New Jersey.
Fischer just successfully
completed extensive training
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believe training supports growth
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Performance-based training is
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best service possible to their
clients.
Christine is a long-time
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Pompton Plains area, and is
looking forward to putting her
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edge to work for her clients. For
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Christine can be reached at
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$736 PER MONTH
2 BR, 1 BA, 1 CAR GAR Ranch
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JEFFERSON TWP.
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$1,938 PER MONTH
4 BR, 2.1 BA, 2 CAR GAR Colonial
4.125/4.195 APR
LITTLE FALLS $369,700
$1,433 PER MONTH
3 BR, 1.1 BA, 1 CAR GAR
SplitLevel 4.125/4.213 APR
POMPTON PLAINS
$169,900
$659 PER MONTH
2 BR, 1 BA Cape Cod 4.125/4.297
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$903 PER MONTH
3 BR, 1 BA, 1 CAR GAR Expanded
Ranch 4.125/4.255 APR
POMPTON PLAINS
$279,900
$1,085 PER MONTH
4 BR, 2 BA, 1 CAR GAR Cape Cod
4.125/4.236 APR
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$1,279 PER MONTH
3 BR, 1 BA Cape Cod 4.125/4.222
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$1,103 PER MONTH
3 BR, 2 BA Expanded Ranch
4.125/4.234 APR
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$635,000
$2,499 PER MONTH
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5 BR, 5.1 BA, 4 CAR GAR Custom
Expanded Ranch4.00/4.038 APR
POMPTON LAKES
$459,900
$1,783 PER MONTH
4.125/4.199
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$1,297 PER MONTH
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$1,237 PER MONTH
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4.125/4.233 APR
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3 BR, 2 BA
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2 BR, 2.1 BA
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BILES WANTED
WE BUY CARS !
WE BUY TRUCKS !
RONNIES IN
WAYNE
973-616-7900
WE PAY FOR
JUNK CARS
973-220-0202
0090 BOATS
Marque Boat,late 80s
18, Bow Rider Plea-
sure boat, motor
needs work. FREE!
Call 973-519-5888
ask for Holly
HELP WANTED
0280 - 0329
0285 HELP WANT-
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St. Michaels, Wayne
seeks responsible per
son w/ childcare Cert.
to provide childcare,
ages birth to 3 years.
Sun.9:30AM-12:30PM
plus social events.
Start immediately.Call
Fr.Keith A.Gentry,T-F
at 973-694-1026 or fx
resume 973-872-4757
0288 HELP WANT-
ED CARPENTER
Foreman/Carpenter
Needed.Looking for
self-starter to work w/
a basement finishing
contractor (but not limited
to). Have your own tools,
clean driving record.
Please call Tom
201-321-4459 for info.
0440 MUSIC &
RELATED
St.Michaels, Wayne
has opening for P/T
Sound Engineer/Drum
mer/combined posi-
tion req. Commitment
to Sun. morning wor-
ship (3.5 hrs) Weds.
eve rehearsal(1.5 hrs)
and special events
that req sound equip.
to be moved. Exper.
required. Sound sys-
tems need tweaking,
Call Fr. Keith A.
Gentry. Tues.- Fri. at
973-694-1026 or fax
resume 973-872-4757
Immediately available.
SERVICES
0610 - 0959
0655 SERVICES
CARPET
G&S Carpet
Cleaning
& Floor Service
Residential
& Commercial
973-839-6436
0685 SERVICES
CLEANING
Mariyas Cleaning
Service
Ukrainian ladies clean
your home or office to
your complete satis-
faction. Exper. Refs
Avail
Call 973-557-3621
0686 CLEANOUT
SERVICE
All appliances,
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metal, bldg. materials.
Tear down & take
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Things your
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pick up. WE DO !!!
CALL
862-200-1283
0725 SERVICES
DRIVEWAYS
0730 SERVICES
ELECTRICAL
0785 SER. HOME
IMPROVEMENT
0860 SERVICES
PLUMBING
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INSTALLED
The TV Guy
If you need your TV, Home
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Equipment installed or
connected.
Big or Small...We do it All.
Call Mike 973-495-3775
SERVICE DIRECTORY & CLASSIFIEDS
Vinyl Siding
Replacement Windows
Residential Roofing
35+ Years Experience
ROSS
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973-696-5699
Free Estimates Fully Insured
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Retaining Walls Pavers
Drains
Patches
Excavation
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Paper Removal & Installation
Brush Roll Airless Spray
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Where Excellence In
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0826 SERVICES PAINT/POWER WASH
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call 7 days a week
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CMR SERVICES
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Windows
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ERICKSON
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973-835-2001
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0815 SERVICES MASONRY
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Plumbing & Heating
Small Repairs,
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INSURED BONDED
973-839-1054
Lic.#7467
R.G. Gutters
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Gutter InstaIIation
Gutter Repair Power Washing
Emergency Service
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ARE YOUR GUTTERS FOWL?
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0730 SERVICES
ELECTRICAL
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ROOFING
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See YOUR Ad
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Next Issue!
Call
Kathleen
(973) 696-8008
0827 SERVICES
PAINTING
Kevin
The Painter
A True Professional
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Interior/Exterior
Fully Insured
References available
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973-979-8043
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