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Wayne Tiles Tent Sale
back by popular demand

By Joe Pellegrino Jr.
W
ayne Tile is proud
to announce its
Third Annual Tent
Sale to be held on October 6th
through the 8th. This years tent
sale has significant meaning for
the owners of Wayne Tile.
Coming off a wet summer, our
community has encountered
some real challenges. With un-
precedented rain and flooding
over the past few months, our
brave men and women of the
Wayne Township Fire Depart-
ment have worked nonstop to
help so many. Wayne Tile wants
to give back to them with 10%
of the sales, proceeds. For the
homeowners who suffered dam-
age to their homes, Wayne Tile
is offering a solution with deep
discounts and savings at their
Tent Sale.
For Wayne Tile, the Fire
Department has played a signif-
icant role in the history of the
company. About two years ago
our Wayne storefront caught
fire. If it wasnt for the Wayne
Fire Department who re-
sponded so quickly to the call,
the fire may not have been con-
tained so efficiently, recalls
Michael Westra, owner. We
want to give back to these vol-
unteers for all their hard work
and dedication. These brave
volunteers have given so much
to the town of Wayne through
their service.
This year they are excited
to bring back the Tent Sale by
popular demand. It will be the
BIGGEST tent sale yet, as tile
is a great solution to the wet
weather weve been facing in
the northeast. With the flooring
business being fashion oriented,
new styles and looks literally
change with the seasons. The
Tent Sale is Wayne Tiles oppor-
tunity to sell last seasons looks
to make room for the latest from
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The Fullness of the Gentiles Has Come!
The Fall Harvest! The Rapture!
Last Three Jewish Feasts to be Fulfilled in the Fall
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Dead in Christ Rise first. up with them in a cloud. Seven year Tribulation on earth.
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very autumn outdoor
enthusiasts bear wit-
ness to the beautiful
show of color and
the wonder of
Mother Nature. Al-
though spring, sum-
mer and winter offer
their share of natural
splendor, perhaps no
season offers the aes-
thetic appeal of au-
tumn.
Vivid yellows,
oranges, purples, and
reds can be seen in
forests and hillsides all across
most parts of North America
this time of year. The foliage
season begins in September
for northern-most areas and
can stretch into November as
one move southward.
Each year thousands of
people flock to areas of the
country to catch a glimpse of
peak color. While many have
their preferred spots, it is in-
teresting to explore other
areas and compare. Here are
some popular areas
across North America
where individuals can
enjoy fall foliage.
White Mountain
National Forest, New
Hampshire: This na-
tional forest in New
England offers vivid
color, peaking the
first two weeks of Oc-
tober.
Green Mountains,
Vermont: Vermont is a great
state for fall foliage, and just
about every piece of land with
Celebrate the majesty
of Autumn
Many areas across North America offer
prime fall foliage viewing.
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Oct 6
It is that time of year again!
Autumn crispness arrives and
with the 16th annual Msgr. Mc-
Quaid Golf Event to be held on
Thursday, Oct. 6th at the Black
Bear Golf & Country Club in
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$475.00. Eagle Sponsor is
$750.00. For information and
reservations please call Holy
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or 973-694-0938.
Oct 7 & 8
On October 7 & 8, Lord will-
ing, Trinity Baptist Church will
be hosting a Disabilities Confer-
ence. Our desire is: To promote
disability awareness in our
churches, to provide biblical
counsel to families with disabil-
ities and to give direction to
those who have a desire to show
the compassion of Christ to the
disabled. Is God leading you to
become involved in this type of
ministry? Do you know those
who would benefit from such a
ministry? Is God opening a door
for bringing the disabled into
your churches? If so, we urge
you to attend this two-day con-
ference. On Friday evening you
will have the opportunity to
join us at our regular Helping
Hands Family Night. Then on
Saturday our Disabilities Con-
ference speakers will address the
challenges which disabilities
present to the disabled, to their
families, and to their churches.
You may call the church office
if you have further questions, or
if you would like to register,
973-334-5045. There is no
charge.
Oct 15
To celebrate the 55th An-
niversary of Holy Spirit School,
Pequannock, NJ all Alumni,
Parents and Friends of Holy
Spirit School are invited to at-
tend the celebration on Satur-
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icture this, my Grand-
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for 1 year with the interest
payable in cash, every month.
The highest rate was critical for
her survival, this was the sum-
mer of 1979, inflation was pack-
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services were rising sharply and
her Social Security check, in-
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His pension was $84 per month
after working 40 years as an em-
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N
ow that our children
are back in school we
need to make sure
they are seeing clearly and that
their eyes are healthy. Eyestrain
or blurred vision can lead to
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Now is the time to schedule an
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At Pearle Vision, Randi
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their combined 36 years of opti-
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Poor social interaction,
repetitive behavior and inter-
ests: Many individuals with
autism lack interest in social in-
teractions. For children, there
can be a lack of imaginative
play and a preference to engage
in repetitive activities for ex-
tended periods of time such as
rewinding videos, stacking
blocks, or lining up toys. Many
individuals on the spectrum are
perceived to be aloof or indiffer-
ent to other people.
What Causes Autism?
The exact cause of autism is un-
known. Currently, re-search is
focusing on whether chemical
imbalances, differences in the
brain, or genetics could be the
cause. A number of other possi-
ble causes have been suspected,
but not proven including diges-
tive track changes, diet, mer-
cury poisoning, vaccine
sensitivity and the bodys ineffi-
cient use of vitamins and min-
erals.
Do Children with Autism
need physical therapy? Children
with autism may manifest cer-
tain physical impairments. It is
common for children to possess
low muscle tone or appear
floppy. Children often appear
to sink into their support and
demonstrate poor posture.
Children with autism also may
demonstrate toe walking. The
child may need to stabilize the
body by walking on the toes to
counteract low muscle tone.
Regardless of the cause of toe
walking and there could be sev-
eral, it is important to seek
physical therapy treatment. The
child can have long lasting or-
thopedic problems into adult-
hood if left untreated. Children
with autism often have a poor
proprioceptive/ vestibular
awareness; poor knowledge of
where there body is in space.
Children often have poor motor
coordination. They may appear
awkward, seemingly careless or
accident-prone. These symp-
toms are often clues to sensory
integration dysfunction. This is
a very common problem and
prevalent in children with
autism where messages from the
senses are not correctly
processed by the central nervous
system. Along with occupa-
tional therapy, physical therapy
can assist in integrating the
senses by improving strength,
posture, balance and the aware-
ness of the body.
Gena Livingston is a pediatric
physical therapist, who brings
over five years of experience to
Kids Therapy Center of
Riverdale. Specializing in early
childhood intervention, Gena is
very experienced treating chil-
dren with cerebral palsy, delayed
motor development, autism, tor-
ticollis, post-surgical corrections,
and athletic injuries. If you
would like to schedule an ap-
pointment or consult with
Gena, she can be reached at
Kids Therapy Center,
18 Newark Pompton
Turnpike, Riverdale,
973-616-4555
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any patients suffer-
ing with pain are
told their symptoms
are due to pinched nerves.
Unfortunately, pinched nerve is
a poor description of a painful
problem, and does not accu-
rately describe the source or
mechanism of the pain. So,
what is a pinched nerve?
Basic Anatomy...The spinal
cord is the main communica-
tion highway of your nervous
system, sending messages back
and forth between the brain and
every part of your body. It is en-
cased and protected by the
spinal column, a vertical set of
24 bones called vertebrae. At
the sides of the spine between
each vertebrae are holes (fora-
men). The spinal nerves that
communicate between the
spinal cord and the rest of the
body travel through these fora-
men, along with blood vessels,
lymphatic channels and a fat
pad. The nerve itself occupies
only a very small portion of this
space.
Biomechanics...As we walk,
move, twist and bend the joints
of the spine allow normal spinal
motion to occur. Spinal joints
sometimes lose their correct
movement patterns as a result of
trauma, postural faults or repet-
itive stress that cause the spine
to become malaligned. When a
mechanical structure is not
aligned correctly, normal func-
tion is not possible. These
changes in spinal alignment and
joint motion can alter the shape
of the foramen through which
the spinal nerves pass. This can
cause an increase in pressure to
the contents of the foramen, ei-
ther directly (the so-called
pinch), or more commonly by
irritating the contents, produc-
ing inflammation.
Source of the Pain...Except in
cases of severe trauma or ad-
vanced spinal degenerative
change, it is extremely rare that
the nerves passing through the
foramen become pinched to
the extent the compression it-
self is pain-producing. Pain is
almost always the result of:
abnormal mechanical stress
on spinal discs
irritated joint capsules
increased mechanical stress on
ligaments
muscle irritation or spasm
chemical irritation of the spinal
nerves caused by inflammation
within the altered foramen.
Small increases in pressure
on spinal nerves, though not
usually pain-producing, have
been shown to adversely effect
nerve function. This may be
the real danger of pinched
nerves, for the result is a grad-
ual, silent deterioration in the
ability of the brain and central
nervous system to keep every
part of your body working opti-
mally.
Treatment...Clearly, pinched
nerves, whether themselves
the source of pain or not, can
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atthew graduated with honors from New York
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to as a concept and not as a technique. Emphasis is placed
not on the technique of treatment but on a basic philosophy-
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examination and assessment on which treatment decisions are
based.
Matthew has also had the thrill of studying with world-
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nerve injury treatments. Not to be missed, Matthew also
trained in the McKenzie Diagnosis and treatment of the spine.
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treatment strategies have allowed him to provide broader
range of treatment options thereby helping more patients.
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years, helping develop spine and sports clinics into leaders in
their respective communities. He is excited and eager to bring
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Pinched Nerves
By Dr. Glenn Foss
H
alloween is a fun-
filled holiday for chil-
dren as well as adults.
However, for your pet, Hal-
loween can be a stressful,
frightening, and even danger-
ous holiday. Your pet depends
on you to protect them, so
please take a few extra precau-
tions to help keep your pet safe
during this Halloween season.
Your companion animal
may look very cute in a cos-
tume, but make sure that it is
not annoying or unsafe for
him. It should not obstruct
your pets vision, or constrict
movement, hearing, or ability
to breathe or bark. Also, check
for small, dangling, or easily
chewed-off pieces on the cos-
tume that your pet could
choke on or may cause harm to
them such as elastic, rubber
bands, or buttons. When buy-
ing a Halloween costume for
your pet its very important to
select the size that matches
your pet.
Do not leave your pets
outside on Halloween. Instead,
keep your pets safely inside,
away from trick-or- treaters
and other Halloween activi-
ties. Your pets will be less
frightened and will not feel
threatened by noisy, costumed
children, plus these ghouls and
goblins can scare pets causing
them to escape from the yard.
It is a good idea to keep your
outdoor cat inside several days
before and after Halloween.
Black cats in particular may be
at risk from childrens pranks.
Its best not to bring the
family dog along trick-or-treat-
ing. Although it is nice for
them to get out and trick-or-
treat with the family, dogs may
become difficult to
handle during the
noise and confusion
of the festivities.
Some children you
meet may be afraid of
dogs, especially in
the dark. Also, take
your dog on his walk
before the Hal-
loween festivities
begin. This will help
keep your dog safe
and calm.
Even the most
social dogs and cats
should be kept in a
separate room, away
from the front door, during
trick-or-treat visiting hours.
Too many strangers can be
overwhelming for a dog or cat
and some children may be
afraid of animals. Also, you
open the door many times dur-
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treaters, so be very careful your
dog or cat does not dart out-
side.
Make sure your cat or dog
wears a current animal license
tag or ID tag on its collar or is
micro chipped. If, for any rea-
son, a pet does escape or be-
come lost, you increase the
chances that your pet will be
returned to you if he is wearing
a collar with an ID tag.
Dont share any candy
with pets, especially chocolate.
Tell your children not to share
their candy with the family pet
and make sure
that candy is
put out of reach
after children
return from
their trick-or-
treating adven-
tures. Candy
can be harmful
and Chocolate
is toxic for animals causing
vomiting, restlessness, heart
disturbances, and even death.
If you suspect your pet has
eaten chocolate or other candy
that causes discomfort, consult
your veterinarian immediately.
Throw your candy wrappers
away too. Wrappers and lol-
lipop sticks can be dangerous if
your pet swallows them.
Keep your pet away from
potentially hazardous decora-
tions. Flames from jack-o-
lanterns and candles could
singe or burn your pet. Keep
small Halloween decorations
away from your pet, since they
could cause choking.
Use these tips to have a
festive and safe Halloween.
For more information and tips
about holiday safety for pets,
call or visit your family veteri-
narian. Remember, your vet-
erinarian is your very best
source for advice on keeping
your pet safe, healthy, and
happy!
Dr. Matthew Krupnick is the
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home, with his wife, three cats
and two dogs, to provide quality
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pets in the community.
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trained in multiple martial arts styles and
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Dr. Shapley currently resides in Glen Ridge,
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have serious health conse-
quences. Chiropractics are
highly trained and skilled at di-
agnosing spinal conditions that
can be contributing to pinched
nerves. By helping to restore
correct spinal alignment and
joint function, chiropractic care
can allow the nervous system to
communicate normally, reliev-
ing pain and enabling the body
to regain its health.
Drs. Glenn and Christine Foss
are the owners of Advance Sports
Medicine and Physical Therapy
Center in Riverdale. Both doctors
have been practicing chiropractic
for over thirteen years and have
been amongst the communities
leading health care providers. As
innovators in health care, they
have merged chiropractic and
physical therapy services together
to enhance the quality of patient
care and overall treatment out-
come. If you have any questions
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please call 973-616-4555.
A
lot of things havent
really lasted in our
area. Every time I
drive down Route 23 with my
dad he always reminds me
that all this used to be farm-
land. And then theres the
ice cream parlor my mother
loved as a kid and the restau-
rant Grandpa always brought
Grandma to. But among the
rubble of mid-century North
Jersey remains a significant
part of the community whose
successes and strengths have
kept it not only standing, but
thriving.
For 45 years, Sensei John
Porta, 9th degree Black Belt,
senior United States repre-
sentative for the Okinawan
Shobukan Karate and
Matayoshi Kobudo Inter-na-
tional organizations on Oki-
nawa, has operated a
successful institute that has
impacted many in the com-
munity. Back in the 1960s,
few people had even heard of
Karate. In fact, when Sensei
John Porta first established
Portas Karate and Kobudo
Academy in 1966, people
thought its oriental-looking
sign outside meant it was an
Asian restaurant. It took
years of demonstrations, lec-
tures and teaching to educate
the public on what authentic
Okinawa Karate was. Today,
in addition to the Wanaque
Avenue headquarters loca-
tion, Por-tas Karate and
Kobudo Academy has a loca-
tion in Wayne, as well as af-
filiate locations in other
states and countries.
This anniversary is a big
celebration for us, said Sen-
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celebration like this until
Portas 50th Anniver-sary!
Since its opening, the Acad-
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for the character-building,
health and self-protection
taught through traditional
martial arts. Add-itionally,
Portas has been the basis on
which special martial arts
programs in the area have
been built, including college
programs curriculums, adult
education and community
childrens recreation pro-
grams. On numerous occa-
sions, Sensei Porta and
members of his academy have
been selected to participate in
international Karate exhibi-
tions as American representa-
tives.
He hopes with this 45th
Anniversary, Portas Karate
and Kobudos Academy will
continue to have an impact
communally and internation-
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Portas Karate Academy lo-
cated on Wanaque Ave in
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Pinched Nerves
European and South American
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Over the course of the decade,
Bob and his brothers established
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Tile made itself well known in
the construction industry, they
opened a small retail space in
Wayne, NJ. In 1963, the Wayne
storefront was opened at 1459
Route 23 South. But the grow-
ing didnt stop there. By 2002,
Wayne Tile boasted locations in
Sussex County and Rockaway,
with an additional state-of-the-
art warehouse built right behind
the original
Wayne storefront. Today,
Wayne Tile Company is proud
to offer a total of a half a dozen
locations, including their
newest at 50 Spring Street in
Ramsey.
The Wayne Tile Com-
pany is a family company that
has been passed through several
generations. Bob Westra and his
brothers were proud to pass the
reins on to their sons in the
1980s. Bob Jr., Wayne, Don Jr.,
Timothy, Michael, Glenn, and
John, the young kids who used
to play and work at the ware-
houses, are now running the
show. Just two decades later, a
third generation is preparing to
receive the baton. Excellence
has truly run in the Wayne Tile
family. In 2006, the company
was given the prestigious As-
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fair-trade practices and good re-
lationships with Italian manu-
facturers. The award was also
given to Wayne Tile Company
for their preferences in the se-
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cal qualities of Italian tiles and
the volume of importing and
distributing of these tiles here in
the United Sates.
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formation. First Reformed
Church is located at 60 Chapel
Hill Road in Lincoln Park, NJ.
Hope to see you all there.
Oct 17
Due to the recent hurricane
and flooding, the Kiwanis Club
of Montvilles annual fund
raiser golf outing has been post-
poned until October 17, 2011.
All proceeds from the outing
will benefit the Kiwanis
Montville Township Food
Pantry. Golfers and hole spon-
sors are needed. The outing is
on Monday, October 17, 2011
at the Rockaway River Country
Club, 39 Pocono Road,
Denville, NJ 07834. Registra-
tion is at 11:00am with a 12:00
noon shotgun start. Open bar
and dinner to follow at 6:00 pm.
Single registration is $225.
($800 for foursomes.) Registra-
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lunch. For registration and
sponsorship forms, or for addi-
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contact Steve Kowalski at 201-
788-1020 or stephenkowal-
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Oct 22
The Suburban Womans Club
of Pompton Plains along with
clubs of the New Jersey State
Federation of Womens Club
has set Saturday, October 22,
2011 as their day of service for
the Veterans Homes of New
Jersey. We are asking for your
help in collecting items re-
quested from their wish lists.
Our club will be working with
the Veterans Home in Paramus,
which houses over 300 men and
women. Here is a list of items
theyve requested: Clothing,
Sweatshirts (L to 3XL), Sweat-
pants (L to 3 XL), Tee Shirts
(M to 3XL), Hats (Baseball
caps with adjustable bands and
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more typically, hard-working
folks who do a fair bit of typ-
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When I first met Mrs. T,
she reminded me exactly of
my third grade school teacher,
part All-American, part
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children. She had been suf-
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side part of her right elbow for
six months. She had put it
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make a fuss. Now it had
gotten to the point of hurting
when she carried grocery bags.
It was constantly throbbing at
night. The pain in her elbow
occurred even when she
shook peoples hands. Her job
at the bank required regular
keyboard typing which really
aggravated her pain. I am
just at my wits end, she said.
Mrs. Ts physical exam
was classic for lateral epi-
condylitis of the elbow. She
showed exquisite tenderness
just anterior to the lateral epi-
condyle, painful resisted wrist
extension and painful shaking
of the hand. She also was
negative for a series of other
physical exam maneuvers for
pathology that can occur in
that part of the elbow: a neg-
ative posterolateral rotatory
instability test, neg-
ative crepitus in the
r a d i o c a p i t e l l a r
joint, and a nega-
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test. X-rays of the
elbow performed in
the office did not
show any arthritis,
and showed excel-
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preservation and
alignment.
Mrs. T had
tried physical ther-
apy, and tried various pain
medications but nothing had
provided lasting relief. Two
months ago, she had tried a
cortisone injection by her pri-
mary doctor but this only
helped for a few days. When
we went over everything that
she had tried, I think she
thought that we were going to
suggest surgery because she
looked paler and paler. The
answer that she got was any-
thing but surgery. We ex-
plained to her that many cases
of tennis elbow get better
without surgery. At six
months, there are many
things we should try first be-
fore even considering surgery.
Some patients wait even 9 to
12 months before the condi-
tion eventually improves.
One of the options that
we did discuss was the option
of PRP administration.
Platelet rich plasma, or PRP, is
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lateral epicondyle. The in-
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lates a biologic healing
response, causing the body to
heal itself and the diseased
tendon tissue. In a scientific
study comparing cortisone in-
jection versus PRP, the results
were superior with the PRP
procedure. Furthermore, the
administration of a series of
three PRP procedures appear
to do better than just one.
Mrs. T seemed relieved
to hear that she may be able
to get better without surgery.
We did warn her that there
is pain with PRP
administration and
associated stiffness,
although consider-
ably less compared to
surgery. The first two
PRP procedures im-
proved her condi-
tion, although it was
really the third injec-
tion that made the
biggest difference and
she blossomed like
a flower overnight.
The pain was gone.
She could do all activities at
her job and around the house
without thinking twice. Her
words were I feel liberated.
I dont think anyone likes to
disappoint their third grade
teacher, myself included.
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which has proven successful for
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nothing to offer or help the
tribe, they just wandered-off
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or cat. But, were Americans
you say and we dont do that!
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to die.
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are using a credit card linked to
their homes value. Borrowers
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amount against which they can
borrow. Monthly payments may
vary and the interest rate is
based on the current interest
rate, meaning it can fluctuate.
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cally offer interest rates that are
lower than those linked to
credit cards or offered with
other types of loans. The inter-
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be tax-deductible. Home equity
loans are a good choice for re-
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have the means to repay the
loan. They can be a pitfall for
borrowers who overspend and
need creative financing meth-
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to make a home improvement
should be done carefully. Finan-
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should only be taken if the ren-
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home. Cosmetic changes and
personal additions, such as a
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zors. The home has asked that
everything be new in original
packaging. Thanks to all who
are willing to help in this en-
deavor. The ladies will be
collecting items at the Pequan-
nock Township HoDown on
September 17 and also from
September 15 October 15 at
American Legion Post 242 (4 to
6), American Legion Post 450,
Town Hall at Parks & Rec, Spa
23, Columbia Bank, PNC Bank
and any member. We thank you
for your support.
Montville/Valhalla Garden
Club presents Bill Moran -
From Great Estates to Public
Gardens. Location: The
Montville Township Senior
House, 356 Route 202,
Montville, NJ 07045. 6:30 p.m.
Refreshments Served - 7:00
p.m. Program. A Morris
County Master Gardener, Bills
program gives an overview of
public gardens from pocket size
to multi-acre arboretums within
a short driving distance from
home. For additional informa-
tion on our Club/Events, please
call 973-849-8288. Montville/
Valhalla Garden Club, P.O. Box
140, Montville, New Jersey
07045-0140 www.montvilleval-
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On Saturday, Oct. 22, 2011
Holy Spirit School located at
330 Newark Pompton Turn-
pike, Pequannock, will host a
fun night of music and dancing
with music by The Emerald Ex-
perience from 7 pm 11 pm in
the Gym. Tickets are $35.00 per
person and includes beer, mix-
ers, soda, sandwiches, coffee
and dessert and BYOB. You can
also bring your own favorite
hors doeuvres to enhance to
the evening of fun, food and
dance. All proceeds will bene-
fit Holy Spirit School. For tick-
ets or information please call
Martha at 973-831-8689 or
Holy Spirit School at 973-835-
5680.
Pompton Reformed Church
@ 59 Hamburg Tpke Pompton
Lakes, NJ will be having an Au-
tumn Fest Saturday Oct 22nd
from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
There will be food/ baked
goods/ crafts childrens games/
farm stand / ice cream station
and much, much more come
enjoy the day.
Around the
Community
American Legion Post 242,
Pompton Plains will host their
next pancake breakfast on Oc-
tober 16th and then again No-
vember 20th from 9 AM to 12
Noon. We will be adding
scrambled eggs to the breakfast.
Price is $6.00 per person at the
door.
Montville UNICO has once
again come to the aid of those
needing help. This time they
are trying to ease the burden for
the unfortunate flood victims of
the recent record rains. They
have sent $250 worth of clean-
ing supplies to the Lake Hi-
awatha Flood Relief; they have
sent $250 to Sister Silvia at St.
Peters Church in Parsippany to
help victims or anyone else
needing assistance: and the also
sent $500 to flood victims in
Fairfield, through our affiliate
UNICO chapter in Fair-
field. They are still in the
process of identifying Montville
residents needing help. Any-
one in Montville who believe
they could use help or know of
anyone that feels could use
help, contact K. Suppa (Chari-
table Goals Chairperson) at
973-402-0724.
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alloween parties are a
staple of many late
October social calen-
dars. While the days leading up
to Halloween are often spent
working on the perfect cos-
tume, Halloween party hosts
also must find the right foods to
put guests in that Halloween
mood. And when it comes to
Halloween cuisine, no food is
more on the mind than pump-
kin. Halloween hosts hoping to
please their guests palates
should consider the following
recipe for Pumpkin Cookies
with Cream Cheese Frosting,
courtesy of the Food Network.
Pumpkin Cookies with
Cream Cheese Frosting
Makes approximately 3
dozen cookies
For the cookies:
1 cup sugar
2 sticks unsalted butter,
softened
2 tablespoons Maple syrup
2 eggs
1 cup canned pumpkin
1
1
2 teaspoons ground
cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon ground all
spice
1/4 teaspoon freshly grated
nutmeg
Pinch ground cloves
2
1
2 cups flour
2 teaspoons baking
powder
Pinch of salt
For the frosting:
2 (8-ounce) packages
cream cheese
1 cup confectioners sugar
1/4 cup milk
1 tablespoon vanilla
extract
Zest of one lemon
For Garnish:
Whole pecans
Preheat the oven to 350 de-
grees F.
In a mixer, fitted with a paddle,
cream the sugar and the butter
until light and fluffy. Add the
maple syrup and eggs. Mix to
incorporate. Add the pumpkin
and mix to incorporate. Sift to-
gether the flour, baking pow-
der, salt, cinnamon, allspice,
nutmeg and cloves. Add the
dry ingredients to the batter
and mix well. Drop rounded ta-
blespoonfuls onto ungreased
cookie sheets. Bake for 10 min-
utes, or until lightly golden
brown around the edges. Cool
on racks. When cool, ice with
the cream cheese frosting.
For the Frosting: In a
mixer, fitted with a paddle, add
the cream cheese. Beat until
light and fluffy. Beat in the
powdered sugar until smooth.
Add milk and vanilla. Beat
until smooth. If frosting is too
thick, thin with a little more
milk. Fold in the lemon zest.
When cookies are cool spread
with some of the frosting and
garnish with a whole pecan.
Pumpkin cookies
a palate pleaser for Halloween
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Heres My Testimony
I was seven years old the youngest of seven
children born to Pasquale Liberatore and
Filomena Capra, growing up in the small town
of San Polo Matese, Provincia Di Campobasso,
Italy, when Jesus revealed Himself to me in a
dream. I was standing near a well with my
friends when I suddenly was pushed down and
had to find my way out. I remember I was fright-
ened, but there He was 12-year-old Jesus stand-
ing by a carpenters bench with His father,
Joseph. Josephs head was bowed, while Jesus
smiled at me. I woke up frightened but trying
to analyze this dream that had such impact. I
later learned in the Bible of the significance of
the well where God spoke to Hagar, the mother
of Ishmael, where Isaac met Rebeka, where
Moses met his wife, where Jesus spoke to the
Samaritan woman. Now I was anxious to learn
more and through recurring dreams and visions
that followed in years to come, I would leave
my Catholic upbringing to be born again. At
this moment a supernatural event takes place
within a person, the old heart and human spirit
being replaced by a new creation.
In January 1987, I had just begun my real estate
career. I was broken, divorced since 1984 and
would face another divorce two years later that
left me devastated and humiliated. On the out-
side it looked like I had it all together, as I was
a single mom blessed with beautiful precious
daughters. We lived in a large beautiful home
in an upscale neighborhood. I was a PTA Pres-
ident, active in various organizations, as well as
a campaign coordinator for a gubernatorial race
and a CCD teacher. Nevertheless, underneath
that facade, I felt hollowness in my heart. I felt
vulnerable. I felt alone. One night after putting
my three daughters to bed I went to my room,
closed the door and fell to my knees. I humbled
myself to God and prayed a simple prayer:
God help me. Not my will, but let Thy will
be done for me. I pray you give me the
wisdom, the courage, and the strength to do
Thy will.
I cut the chains of bondage that were hold-
ing me back when I surrendered my life and my
will to God. Now my heart is filled with peace,
joy and self-confidence.
My Outer Body Experience
One dreary rainy Sunday morning I got up
to go to church. However, I was still a little
sleepy so I closed my eyes and suddenly saw my-
self walking with Jesus in an open field, of beau-
tiful green grass and gorgeous blue skies. As we
were walking I turned my head to look back, I
noticed walking behind us was a tall elderly
man dressed in a long white robe, with white
hair, white beard and the most peaceful look on
His face, especially His eyes. His face was so
peaceful it had radiance to it. I snapped back
into my body, with such peace within me. That
Sunday morning I got dressed and went to
church, the Community Church of Smoke Rise
in Kinnelon. I walked in and sat in a pew next
to an older woman who had her head down and
looked very sad. Then she leaned over to me
and said, What perfume are you wearing? You
smell so good. You know when you walked in
you were like a burst of sun. I didnt feel good
but now I feel good. The elderly woman con-
firmed that I truly was in the presence of God
and Jesus in that beautiful peaceful garden.
Private Baptism:
God breaths His Holy Spirit
One morning I was taking a shower and as
I was showering I decided I wanted to totally
cleanse myself of all the filth in my life. So I
took the shower hose and started cleaning my
entire body of all the sin in my life. That night
I had a dream, Gods face came upon mine and
He breathed into my mouth; I felt like a small
stone was blown out of my body and it irritated
me. The following morning, as I woke up I felt
the same irritation inside my body as I did when
God breathed into mouth and it lasted for one
week. God breathed His Holy Spirit into my
body.
As an infant I was baptized by man. As an
adult I was baptized by God.
I was born into a catholic family; I was
baptized a few days after my birth. At this bap-
tism the priest breaths upon the child while
reciting the formula of exorcism to cast out
Satan and breaths the Spirit of God into the
child. This time God performed the exorcism.
God said, Then I will sprinkle clean water on
you, and you will be clean; I will cleanse you
from all filthiness and from all your idols. That
night God blew out a heart of stone to replace
it with a heart of flesh. God breathed His Holy
Spirit into my body. I now have a better under-
standing of my catholic faith and my personal
relationship with God, my creator and Jesus
Christ, my savior.
God Comes Down to Earth
About two thousand years ago God came
down from heaven to enter the womb of a
young virgin named Mary. God condensed
Himself to a seed to grow inside the body of a
young girl. He was born in a stable. God grew
from a baby, to adulthood, to the cross. The
reason God reduced Himself to one of us is be-
cause He wanted to experience the same birth
pains of life on earth that we go through. This
is the reason why God, when He was hanging
on the cross in the body of Jesus was able to say:
Father, forgive them; for they do not know
what they are doing. We who believe Jesus
Christ is the Son of God. He died for our sins.
He Rose from the dead. Have eternal life.
God Calls Me to Go To Israel
Paul Crouch, president of Trinity Broad-
casting Network, was advertising a tour to Israel
of which I was considering however, the news
medias daily coverage of the violence in Israel
caused me to have some reservations. In fact, I
was concerned for my safety and thought of
cancelling the idea of going on this trip. One
night in my sleep I heard a very soft gentle
voice calling me, Rita, Rita, I started to open
my eyes but I couldnt open them to well, while
squinting I turned my head and there was the
image of God reflected on my armoire. The
exact same image I had seen in the garden and
the same One breathing into my mouth spoke
to me and said, Rita, I Am God. I immedi-
ately sat up on my bed and said, Yes God, I
will go to Israel. At that moment a peace
came over me and I was no longer afraid to go
Israel.
Baptized in the Jordan River
Public Baptism
On May 13, 1988 I was baptized in Israels
Jordan River during a pilgrimage led by Paul
Crouch. At the end of the day, while driving
back to our hotel, the group started singing.
They sounded like a choir of angels. I closed my
eyes and, in a vision, I saw myself walking with
Jesus in an open field, as if I were having an
outer-of-body experience. It was a beautiful
clear day, with blue skies, lush green grass, and
pure white clouds and this time Jesus took my
hand and escorted me to God. I was thinking
to myself, What is He doing? I cant touch
God. Once we approached God, Jesus placed
my hand in Gods hand and the three of us were
holding hands as we walked around in a circle,
singing the same song the group was singing on
the bus. Then Jesus released my hand and
placed it in Gods other hand. At this point it
was just God and me going around in a circle
singing, but I couldnt bring myself to look up
at Him, and when I looked up - God was smil-
ing at me. I saw, in my vision, two lines of peo-
ple. Jesus was leading one line by the hand and
I was leading the other line. We were all singing
as we pass by God, who was standing in the
middle of the two lines and - SMILING!
JOHN 14:6 - Jesus said, I am the way, and
the truth, and the life; no one comes to the
Father, But through me.
The two lines symbolize two groups: The
Holy Spirit filled Jews and Gentiles entering
the Kingdom of God. (Two loaves of leavened
bread)
First fruits among His creatures. Fall Harvest to
be fulfilled.
Jesus is the first fruit among His creation.
Spring Harvest fulfilled by Jesus.
God called me to go to Israel to be bap-
tized in the Jordan River as my public testimony
to the burial of my earthly body and I was born
again with the Spirit of God dwelling in me.
All born again human beings have the Holy
Spirit of God living in them.
John 3:16 For God so loved the world, that
He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever
believes in Him shall not perish, but have
eternal life.
Are you ready for the rapture? You know it
can happen at the blinking of an eye and unless
youre sealed with the Holy Spirit you cannot
enter the Kingdom of God.
For God has not destined us for wrath, but for
obtaining salvation through our Lord Jesus
Christ.
Jesus is the only way we can enter the pres-
ence of God! I am a witness to JOHN 14:6
My dreams and visions are backed by
scriptures
God Bless You and God Bless America,
Write me: Rita Liberatore
8 Breckenridge Terrace, Kinnelon, NJ 07405
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ach year, home-
owners spend bil-
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improving their homes.
While those improve-
ments are intended to
improve the home for
all its residents, such im-
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homes value.
Projects that con-
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This years Cost vs.
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projects were some of the best
for homeowners looking to im-
prove their home and the
homes resale value at the same
time.
Entry door replacement
(steel): Removing an existing
entry door and replacing with
a new 20-gauge steel door
proved to be a homeowners
best friend, recouping 128.9
percent of its cost at resale.
Among midrange projects, this
one recouped the most money
by a landslide.
Attic bedroom: Converting
an unfinished attic space to a
15-by-15-foot bedroom and a
5-by-7-foot bathroom with a
shower also proved worthwhile
to homeowners. Such a project
recouped 83.1 percent of its
$49,000 price tag at resale.
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NEW CONSTRUCTION
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RARE FIND!
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WANAQUE $275,000
OPEN & BRIGHT
Ready to move in. 2 good size bedrooms, 2 large
bathrooms and one half bathroom, Laundry
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BUTLER $294,900
ALMOST NEW TOWNHOME!
End unit an almost new townhouse in river place!
One of the models! Many upgrades- granite
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baths, hardwood floors and great location. Call
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POMPTON LAKES $269,900
SPACIOUS CAPE
No flood! Spacious cape with updated kitchen,
dining room, wood flooring, crown molding, 3
season room with wood burning fireplace and a
beautiful heat in ground pool and patio. Call
Cathy Lawton at 973-214-8489.
LINCOLN PARK $199,000
GREAT HOME!
Large master bedroom and office on second
floor. Living room with fireplace, dining room
with pellet stove, detached garage and 4 addi-
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Call Colleen Remy at 973-943-8910.
WOOD RIDGE $675,000
ALL THE BELLS & WHISTLES
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Call Francine Elmo Deming at 973-699-0033.
KINNELON $638,400
SMOKE RISE
Beautiful surroundings in this spacious Smoke
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floor plan, great for entertaining. Call Shelly
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TOTOWA $269,000
A HOUSE TO CALL HOME!
Front sitting porch provides entry to One Level
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easy expansion. No Outlet street - Built in BBQ
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0106.
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WHY RENT?
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Call Martha Bakelaar at 973-646-7422.
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PRICED TO SELL!
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LINCOLN PARK $297,000
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Expanded Ranch w side by side extended living
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CHARMING HOME!
Charming three bedroom 2 full bath home w
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one car garage. No flood! Call Danielle Fiorina
at 973-460-4352.
RINGWOOD $309,000
STUNNING HOME
Open floor plan, vaulted ceilings, hardwood
flooring, french doors to front deck and gazebo,
large master MBR suite 2nd floor and huge mas-
ter bath with garden tub. Call Marie Episale at
201-314-0106.
MORTGAGE RATES ARE AT HISTORIC LOWS!
POMPTON PLAINS $650,000
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PROPERTY
Free standing building Commercial Property
Located on Route 23 South. Call Patricia Wo-
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RIVERDALE $375,000
GREAT POSSIBILITIES
1 industrial zone - one acre parcel w/house that
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CAR LOVERS
Free standing Commercial Garage -70' long x 21'
wide x 18.5' high - 2 drive in doors 14'(h)x12 and
12'(h)x12. Built to house large Crane (JLG 2000
series). Call Marie Episale at 201-314-0106.
~ COMMERCI AL LI STI NGS ~
Getting back your bucks; Home improvements that yield good returns
Minor kitchen remodel: For
homeowners looking for
smaller-scale projects, a minor
kitchen remodel, which in-
cludes installing new raised-
panel wood doors on cabinets
and drawers as well as replac-
ing older appliances with more
energy-efficient models, boasts
a smaller price tag and a solid
return. The project, which
costs roughly $21,000, re-
couped 78.3 percent of that
cost at resale.
Backup power generator: Per-
haps in light of the headline-
gripping natural disasters and
storms of the last decade,
adding a backup power genera-
tor also proved a worthwhile
investment. The project in-
volves adding a backup system
with the capacity to provide 70
amps of emergency power.
That project recouped nearly
59 percent of its initial cost at
resale, making it one of the few
projects that saw its cost re-
couped figure increase from
2008-09.
Siding replacement (fiber-ce-
ment): Among projects cate-
gorized as upscale, no project
fared better than siding re-
placement (fiber-cement)
when comparing recouped val-
ues. Replacing existing siding
with fiber-cement siding thats
factory primed and factory
painted recouped almost 84
percent of its initial cost at re-
sale.
Window replacement: Re-
placing 10 existing 3-by-5-foot
double-hung windows with in-
sulated, low-E, simulated-di-
vided-lite vinyl windows are
also a good bet for homeown-
ers looking to improve their
home and its resale value. Also
considered an upscale project
in spite of its relatively low
price tag (roughly $14,000),
this project recouped an aver-
age of 79 percent of its initial
cost at resale.
For more information on
the 2009-10 Cost vs. Value
Report, visit the Remodeling
magazine Web site at www.re-
modeling.hw.net.
KINNELON $550,000
WOW! Your dream home has arrived. 3BR, 3
bath Colonial with lake views from Lemonade
Porch, Master BR suite. KIN2235
Kinnelon/Smoke Rise 973-838-9300
KINNELON $549,900
Smoke Rise beautiful Custom 4BR, 2.1 bath
CHC. Many updates, EIK with granite, Fla. Rm.
w/brick fplc., main level gar. 1.03 acres.
KIN2010
KINNELON $769,900
Smoke Rise Spectacular find resting on 3.3
acrea, cul-de-sac, 5BRs, 4.1 baths, open floor
plan, IG pool, 3 car gar. KIN2090
KINNELON $1,195,000
Smoke Rise Impressive New construction.
Very grand 4BR, 4.1 bath custom built Ranch on
exceptional 1.44 acre property. KIN3073
KINNELON $1,375,000
Elegant 5BR Colonial Professionally decorated.
2-story Great rm, Atrium, In-law suite, I/G pool,
nestled on a cul-de-sac. KIN2210
KINNELON $1,998,000
Smoke Rise Highest standard of quality work-
manship, attention to detail. A visual feast. Truly
a work of art. KIN2048
RIVERDALE $369,000
Low taxes! Move-in condition 2/3BR, 2.5 bath
unit, MBR, full bath, w/I closet, kit/breakfast bar,
HW flrs., deck, gar. Amenities incl. WYN0350
Wayne 973-694-8000
POMPTON LAKES $199,900
Fantastic price! Beautifully updated impeccable
3BR Cape in great area w/new kit., granite, SS,
top end bath, full fin. Bsmt. WYN0086
Wayne 973-694-8000
KINNELON $1,149,999
Fabulous Smoke Rise Georgian Manor CH
Colonial on private Estate like setting cul-de-
sac. 1.68 acre lot backs to green acres. KIN9003
MONTVILLE $359,000
4/5BRs, 2 bath Colonial w/EIK, LR/DR, laundry
+ ste w/1BR, bath, kit./LR, 2 car gar w/loft &
storage. Lots of parking, near shops & transp.
WYN0727
Wayne 973-694-8000
WAYNE $729,000
Packanack Lake, lg. impressive home in prime
loc. w/6BRs, 5.1baths, beautiful MBR suite, in-
law apt., 2 car gar, pool & more on .9 acres.
WYN0491
Wayne 973-694-8000
WAYNE $459,900
Deceivingly spacious 3BR, 2 bath home on
wooded lot, 1st flr. Great rm, vaulted ceiling,
fplc., EIK, granite, SS appl., 2 car gar., more!
WYN046 5
Wayne 973-694-8000
WAYNE $325,000
Affordable move-in ready Lionshead Lake 3BR
Ranch with newly refin. HW flrs., fresh paint, fin.
Bsmt., private yard + 1 yr. old roof. WYN0697
Wayne 973-694-8000
WAYNE $599,000
Magnificent 4BR, 2 bath CH Colonial with
MEIK, SS, Granite, LR w/newly fin. HW flrs.,
MBR ste & MORE on .45 acre lot. WYN0383
Wayne 973-694-8000
WAYNE $510,000
Immac. 4BR, 3.2 bath Colonial with Gourmet
kit., Radiant heat, lg. LR/fplc., DR/HW flrs., FR
gas fplc., 2 car gar & much more. WYN0282
Wayne 973-694-8000
WAYNE $895,000
Stately 5BR, 4.5 bath Colonial with library ofc,
front/rear staircases, HW flrs., Center Isle kit.,
fin. Bsmt, full bath, IG pool on large property.
WYN0615
Wayne 973-694-8000
KINNELON $795,000
Smoke Rise custom built 4BR Contemporary
with picture perfect beautiful landscaped Fla.
Backyard, gazebo, pool/deck. KIN2204
KINNELON $999,000
Smoke Rise Impressive Turn-key Custom Built
home with sophisticated elegance, unique large
open living spaces with gourmet kit. KIN3006
KINNELON $1,047,000
Gracious CH Colonial built in 95, 5BRs, 3.1
baths, 2-story Great rm, fplc., IG pool, 3 car gar.
on 1.54 acres. KIN2181
WAYNE $299,900
Model Perfect 2BR, 2 bath Condo +
garage/storage, all appls. & more. Easy lifestyle,
commuters delight! WYN0495
Wayne 973-694-8000
WAYNE $379,900
Desirable Stonebridge 3BR, 2.5 bath Townhome
with 2 story FR, HW flrs., MBath/Jacuzzi, fin.
Bsmt., 2 car gar on cul-de-sac. Low maint. Fee.
WYN0734
Wayne 973-694-8000
WAYNE $699,900
Spacious 4BR, 3.5 bath Contemporary with
open floor plan, soaring ceiling, HW flrs., 1st
flr. MBR, lg. WICs, sep. in-law qrtrs with private
entrance, MORE! WYN0048
Wayne 973-694-8000
KINNELON $525,000
Custom 3BR, 3 bath home, newer kit. Fin., w/o
LL with rec. rm/office, IG pool, 2 car gar.
KIN2257
KINNELON $249,900
Triplex Unit 3BRs, 2.1baths, 1 car gar. Quiet
neighborhood, only mins. To trans. Must be
55+. KIN2146
Getting back your bucks; Home improvements that yield good returns
To Advertise Call 973-696-8008
The G.F.W.C. Montville
Township Womens Club will
be sponsor a special collection
for our service men & women in
N.J. Veterans Homes. A few of
the new clothing articles
needed are sweatshirts (L TO
3XL); sweatpants (L TO 3XL);
tee shirts (M TO 3XL); baseball
cap with adjustable bands; socks
with non-skid bottoms or crew
socks without elastic. Clothing
items can be dropped off at our
red boxes. Additional re-
quested items are listed on our
red boxes which are located at
Senior House, Lakeland Bank,
Town Hall, Little Learners
Academy, Montville Library,
Board of Education, all in
Montville; Red Barn Restau-
rant, Bliss Salon, Boiling
Springs Savings Bank and
Farmbrook Realty in Towaco;
Union Center Bank and Model
A Fitness in Boonton ; Fine
Arts Connection in Pine Brook
; and Happy Chef in Butler.
Monetary donations accepted,
make checks payable to
MTWC & mail to Montville
Womens Club, P.O. Box 267,
Montville, N. J07045. For addi-
tional information call Alexan-
dria (973-405-0088).
Crafters and Vendors
Wanted! Pompton Reformed
Church is seeking crafters and
vendors interested in participat-
ing in autumn fest 2011 on Sat-
urday, October 22, 2011. For an
application and/or more infor-
mation visit www.PomptonRe-
formed.org or by calling the
church office at 973-835-0541.
M
aria has been the of-
fice top listing agent
for the months of
February, March, April, June
and July of 2011.
Maria is a recipient of the
Circle of Excellence award
since 2002 through present
and is a LEADING AGENT
in the Wayne area. Her profes-
sional credentials include:
Member of the GSMLS and
NJMLS listing services Serv-
icing Bergen, Morris, Passaic
and Essex Counties.
Call Maria for informa-
tion on SHORT SALES, Buy-
ing or Selling a home or
Rentals.
You may reach Maria on
her cell phone 973-986-6914.
Wayne Damstra, Broker/
Owner of Century 21
Gemini LLC Realty in Wayne
would like to recognize
Maria Ferrito for her
accomplishments since
joining the Century 21 team
in February.
C
ENTURY 21 Crest
Real Estate, Inc. is
pleased to welcome
Adelaide Addie Scattaglia to
its Pompton Plains office.
Scattaglia has over 20 years of
experience in the Real Estate
Industry and most recently
worked for Coldwell Banker.
We are so pleased to an-
nounce that Addie has joined
our office! said Patricia Woj-
tyszyn, who is the Broker/
Owner of CENTURY 21 Crest
Real Estate, Inc. We believe
her experience and engaging
personality will greatly enhance
the services we provide to our
customers in the surrounding
community.
Addie has been a resident
of Pompton Plains for 38 years.
She entered the real estate busi-
ness because working with peo-
ple broadened her horizon and
has made it challenging, inter-
esting and rewarding. Addie
finds it especially satisfying
when past clients seek her out
for new business or referrals.
In addition to enjoying
traveling and tennis, Addie
volunteers her spare time at the
Fair Housing Committee, The
Consistory of First Reformed
Church and the local food
pantry. Im very excited to join
the CENTURY 21 Crest Real
Estate, Inc. office and I look for-
ward to sharing all of the great
resources CENTURY 21 Crest
provides with my clients.
Addie can be reached at 973-
686-1500 extension 260.
As local market experts,
CENTURY 21 Crest Real Es-
tates sales professionals are
uniquely qualified to help con-
sumers navigate the opportuni-
ties that exist in the local real
estate market and provide cur-
rent sellers with an excellent
opportunity to gain additional
exposure for their properties.
Century 21 Crest Real Es-
tate, Inc. has enjoyed a fine rep-
utation specializing in
residential, commercial and
rental properties in addition to
having its own New Construc-
tion and Korean Division.
Crest Real Estate, Inc. is a full
service real estate agency lo-
cated at 142 Professional Cen-
ter on Route 23 North in
Pompton Plains.
MARIA FERRITO
GEMINI LLC ReaIty - 973-696-1111x131
197 Berdan Ave., Wayne, NJ
maria.ferrito@century21.com
NJAR MILLION DOLLAR SALES CLUB 2001
NJ CIRCLE OF EXCELLENCE 2002-2010
Consistent TOP PRODUCER
in the WAYNE area
973-986-6914 Cell
PEQUANNOCK $265,000
2BR 2FBA @ The Glens - end
unit w/ 2 balconies.
WAYNE $365,000
3BR 2.5BA, frplc, Fam Rm, fin
w/o bsmt, Lg deck prvt yard.
WAYNE $419,900
Beaut 3BR 2.5BA @ High Moun-
tain, LR w/frplc, fin w/o bsmt.
WAYNE $469,000
Updtd 4BR @ Stonebridge, FR
w/frplc, 3.5 baths, fin w/o bsmt.
TOWNHOME SPECIALIST ~ RELOCATION AGENT
C21 2011 Midyear GoId Award for High SaIes Achievements
Tina is the Closer!
Always brings buyers &
sellers to the closing table!
Wayne $579,000
Custom 4br 3.5 bath home w/ in-law ste-
1 yr home warranty
Wayne $657,000
Meticulous Mediterranean style colonial -
Zoned for Professional Use
Wayne $739,900
Point View Estates 6br 3.5ba c.h. Colo-
nial with n-law Suite. 1 yr home warranty.
OFFICE 973-696-6660 x140 or CELL 973-725-8810
Fax 973-694-3915 JLagreca@weichert.com
NJ Circle of Excellence Sales Winner "2010,09"
"2010" Pride Award for Outstanding Customer Service
JOAN LA GRECA
REALTOR
Bloomingdale $549,000 Wayne $488,900
991 Hamburg Turnpike Wayne, NJ 07470
Call Me for a FREE Market Analysis of
your home. I will bring you RESULTS! SOLD!
Updated Bilevel home that feats: 4 BRs, 2 1/2 baths.
Gourmet kit. with Viking double oven &S/S appls. Cher-
rywood cabinets, granite counter tops and 5burner
stove. Catherdral ceiling & recessed lighting. MBR and
Mbath. Finished lower level has BR, FR all tiled and up-
dated. 1/2 bath-utility-laundry. Closets galore. Hardwood
floors & crown molding. 2 car attached garage. On .331
acre. Quiet street.
Welcome home! 1995 CHcol. on .55 acres. 4BRs, 2 1/2
baths. Oversized kit. w/sep dining area. Slider doors lead
to deck-FDR, LR-GR w/wb fplc. Laundry 1st floor. Pool
table(neg.).MBR w/ MBath w/jetted tub & skylight. HW
flrs thru-out. Skylights, sec. sys., underground sprinkler,
recessed lighting. Attic. Parklike prop. w/18x36 heated
IG pool. Deck is oversized with awning. Electric in shed
set back. Unfin. bsmt. 2 car att. garage with double width
driveway, big enough to make a u-turn.
CENTURY 21
Crest Real Estate, Inc. welcomes
Addie Adelaide Scattaglia
and probably on time. Con-
versely, if you had no plan and
are nearing, entering or are al-
ready retired and are under-
funded, you are exactly where
you planned to be!The problem
was initiated because nobody
told us how imperative it was to
save, invest and prepare for our
financial future. Just interview a
few people in their 60s and 70s,
asking them if they could have
saved a little more during their
working years; ask them if hav-
ing an extra $100,000 today
would have made a difference?
Ask them if they would have
lived on less to designate $30
per month in their thirties to
improve their 70s? Would that
have reduced their standard of
living to any significant degree?
Would their answers inspire you
to learn from their mistakes? I
hope so! Today is the first day of
the rest of your life; if you be-
lieve this, then you also believe
in second chances and now is
the first day of your second
chance to get it financially
right, for the rest of your life!
With that thought in mind,
may I encourage you to call me
for an appointment, so I can
offer you a little help and guid-
ance in your quest! As always, I
never charge a fee for an ap-
pointment, so there is nothing
to lose and everything to gain
for you, your spouse and your
family! We are having a work-
shop series on ways to allocate
your portfolio during rough eco-
nomic times Oct 25th 26th and
27th, so call to get involved and
to benefit!
To my Jewish readers; may
the New Year bring you, your
family and the world Peace,
Harmony, Happiness and Good
Fortune.
Mark E. Charnet is President
and Founder of American Pros-
perity Group. APG is the Pre-
mier Retirement and Estate Plan-
ning Franchise in the United
States with 15 offices in 8 states.
Mr. Charnet has nearly thirty
years of experience in the Retire-
ment and Estate Planning fields.
Creator of the Trinity Method of
Investing, Mark encourages
your inquiries and can be reached
at: 800-929-3374 or 973-831-
4424 or via email, markchar-
net@1APG.comCheck out our
website: www.1APG.com Inter-
ested in a career in retirement
and estate planning? Check out
this website: www.APGFran-
chise.com *Guarantees are based
on the claims paying ability of the
insurance company selected. Se-
curities through: BCG Securities,
Inc. Member SIPC, FINRA and
a Registered Investment Advisor.
Our government underfunded
Commencing April, Year
2012, GFWC-Montville Town-
ship Womens Club has an on-
going project for comfort
pillows for breast cancer pa-
tients. We made and donated
6,580 pillows to date. All pil-
lows are contributed to Morris-
town Memorial, Chilton
Memorial in Pompton Plains
and Saint Clares in Denville
and Dover. A team of club
members, seniors and volun-
teers from surrounding cities
participate in this worthy proj-
ect. The last few years even
heart surgery patients have
found use for the comfort pil-
lows. The pillow is completely
washable and may be used
under the seat belt after surgery
as well. Chairperson Alexan-
dria Sarra may be reached at
(973) 405-0088. All monetary
donations will be used to pur-
chase polyfill for pillows and
should be made payable to:
MTWC indicating on check
Comfort Pillow. Please mail
to P.O. Box 267, Montville, N.J.
07045.
Lincoln Park Resident Parents
of children turning three years
old to twenty-one years of age,
(including students attending
non-public schools, homeless &
migrant children, who reside in
Lincoln Park). If your child is
experiencing physical, sensory,
emotional, communication,
cognitive or social difficulties
help is available. Contact: Mrs.
Grace Marinello, Supervisor of
Special Services at (973) 696-
9150 to arrange a meeting with
members of the Child Study
Team. If eligible, an educational
program will be provided at no
charge through the Lincoln
Park Public Schools.
SERVICE DIRECTORY & CLASSIFIEDS
WE BUY CARS !
WE BUY TRUCKS !
RONNIE'S IN
WAYNE
973-616-7900
WE PAY FOR
JUNK CARS
973-220-0202
0131 BUSINESS
FOR SALE
Pizzeria for SaIe
North Jersey, Shop-
ping Ctr Location on
Major Hwy, plenty of
parking. 7K per week
6 days. Call Joe
973-519-1726
Career Opportunity
Established Cleaning
Co. needs experienced
staff, good pay. Car,
ref. & English required.
Daytime hrs. a must.
P/T & F/T avail.
CaII 201-638-7207
Part Time/Validations
Market Research,
Flex hours & days.
Wayne location. No
exper. necessary.
CaII 973-720-0200
Real Estate. Century
21 Gemini LLC
Realty
Call for details at
973-696-1111
Ask for Debbie
Telemarketing
Position, @$12 per.
hr. plus bonus.
Part time Perfect for
college student.
Pompton Plains
area. CaII Gary
973-768-6707
WAYNE Office space
available, we'll create
the size office to fit
your needs, very flex
monetary & rental in-
centives. near Rts 46,
23 & 80. Please Call
973-785-4341
SERVICES
0610 - 0959
0655 SERVICES
CARPET
G&S Carpet
CIeaning
& FIoor Service
ResidentiaI
& CommerciaI
973-839-6436
0685 SERVICES
CLEANING
Best CIeaning Ser.
FREE ESTMATES
for office,apt,house
caII BARBARA
973-779-1546
Mariya's CIeaning
Service
Ukranian ladies clean
your home or office to
your complete satisfac
tion. Exper. Refs Avail
CaII 973-557-3621
0686 CLEANOUT
SERVICE
All appliances,
unwanted junk, scrap
metal, bldg. materials.
Tear down & take
away sheds. Attics &
Bs'mnt cleaned.
Things your garbage-
men wont pick up.
WE DO !!!
CALL 973-838-9546
Dan's Light HauIing
Removal of household
& Construction Debris
Demolition - Free Est.
973-839-7024
0725 SERVICES
DRIVEWAYS
Handy Work
By Lucas
Maintenance
Repairs
Power Washing
Carpentry
Bathrooms &
Masonry
No Job Too Small
30 Years Experience
973-800-6849
TOMS HANDYMAN
SERVICE
Malntenance Realr
Bulldlng Remedellng
No 1ob Too 5mall or Blg!
25 Years xperlence
973-632-6411
HOME
IMPROVEMENT
SERVICES
Maintenance, Repairs,
Interior/Exterior
Carpentry, Bathrooms,
Kitchens, Finished
Basements, Windows
& Doors, Decks...
Fully Insured
N.J. Reg. # 13VH01381900
Pompton Plains, N.J.

Tel/Fax 973-831-4915
Cell 973-600-5487
Rich Sliker
0051
AUTOMOBILES
WANTED
0310
HELP WANTED
SALES
0785 SER. HOME
IMPROVEMENT
0651 SERVICES
CABINETRY
0686 CLEANOUT
SERVICE
Just Wood
Floors & Decks
973.981.4640
Since 1985 Insured
Free Estimates
Refinishing Sanding Deck Repairs
Installation Mold Treatment
0709 SERVICES
DECKS/FLOORING
ASPHALT
MAINTENANCE INC.
Driveways & Parking Lots
973-299-9226
Paving Sealing Curbs
Retaining Walls Pavers
Drains
Patches
Excavation
Free Estimates
Driveways
Parking Areas
New Construction
Asphalt Work
Sidewalks
973-248-1892
call 7 days a week
Owner Operated Licensed
Fully Insured Free Estimates
No Job
Too Small
Residential
Commercial
& Industrial
NJ Lic # 15081
Insured & Bonded
973-633-5050
M STEN
electric electric
0730 SERVICES
ELECTRICAL
0766 SERVICES
GLASS
0766 SERVICES
GLASS
MIKE'S HOME
MAINTENANCE
Garage Doors and
Openers Serviced,
Repaired, nstalled.
"No Job Too Small
Registered & nsured
Call 973-882-3852
R.G. Gutters
973-832-4207
Gutter CIeaning
Gutter InstaIIation
Gutter Repair Power Washing
Emergency Service
ALL
WORK
DONE BY
OWNER!
Free Estimates &
20% OFF
Gutter Cleaning For
All New Customers!
ARE YOUR GUTTERS FOWL?
0774 SERVICES
HANDYMAN
0769 SERVICES
GARAGE DOORS
0770 SERVICES - GUTTERS
CMR SERVICES
973-703-3039
Cleanouts &
Dumpster Services
Fully Insured NJ Lic #A901
FREE ESTIMATE
Estates Abandoned Prop
Storefronts Basements
Whole House Attics
Regain Valuable Storage!
We dispose unwanteditems inan
environmentally safe way.
10% OFF
withthis ad
0651 SERVICES
CABINETRY
0310
HELP WANTED
CLEANING
0310
HELP WANTED
MARKET RESEARCH
0310
HELP WANTED
TELEMARKETING
RENT
0550-0609
0585 RENT
OFFICE
To Advertise
CaII KathIeen
973-696-8008
SERVICE DIRECTORY & CLASSIFIEDS
0800 SERVICES
LANDSCAPING
0815 SERVICES
MASONRY
0838 SERVICES
PET SITTING
Yen's Pet Sitting
Services
In Home Boarding
Pet Sitting &
Doggie Daycare,
DogwaIking
Yenspetsittingservices.com
201-575-9997
0860 SERVICES
PLUMBING
0886 SERVICES
ROOFING
Longo Construction
973-838-8693
All Types of Brick, Block,
Concrete, Fireplaces,
Foundations etc.
Free Estimate - Fully Insured
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Interior & Exterior Painting
Residential Specialists Power Washing
Paper Removal & Installation
Brush Roll Airless Spray
Fully Insured FREE Estimates
Owner Operated
Where Excellence In
Quality Is Affordable
973-839-7403
Stephen Fox
Plumbing & Heating
Small Repairs,
Alter, Drain Svc.
INSURED BONDED
973-839-1054
Lic.#7467
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ERICKSON
Masonry, LLC
Pompton Lakes, NJ
973-835-2001
35 Years Experience
'No Job Too
Small or Large"
973-616-9150
Free
Estimates
Roof Repairs
by
Michael Perna
Kovach
Roofing
Shingles - Slate
Flat Roofs - Gutters
973-835-5330
Senior Citizen Discount
$300 OFF
ANY JOB OF
$3,000 MORE
Vinyl Siding
Replacement Windows
Residential Roofing
35+ Years Experience
973-696-5699
ROSS
ROOFING & SIDING
NORTH JERSEY
REMODELERS
973-962-1811
Full Kitchens
Bath Specialists
Basements
All Interior
Renovations
Ceilings to Floors
Doors Painting
Windows
Counter Tops
Cabinet Refacing
General Carpentry
COMPETTVE
PRCES
30 Years Experience
FREE ESTIMATES
LC.#13VH01757100
Kevin
The Painter
A True Professional
Decorative, Faux &
Textural Finishes, Glazing,
Sheetrock, Spackle,
Repairs & Power Washing
Interior/Exterior
Fully Insured
References available
20 years Experience
973-979-8043
The Original
Georges Painting
Interior and Exterior
Painting
Home Improvements
973-628-9143
Established 1986
Tree Removal Lot Clearing
Stump Grinding Chipper Service
Pruning & Trimming
Wood Chips Grading & Excavating
INC.
24-Hour
Emergency
Service
FREE ESTIMATES
FULLY INSURED
Specializing In Dangerous
And Large Tree Removal
973-616-0010 973-583-2844
We will beat any
written estimate
References available
upon request
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