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y column today starts

with an e-mail I re-
ceived from a client;
no doubt he just forwarded it to
me from one of his buddies who
got it from one of his friends or
co-workers. Ive devoted the
next two paragraphs to sharing it
with you.
The Food Stamp Program,
administered by the U.S. Depart-
ment of Agriculture, is actually
proud of the fact it is distributing the
greatest amount of free meals and
food stamps ever.
Meanwhile, the National
Park Service, administered by the
U.S. Department of the Interior,
instructs us: Please Do Not Feed
the Animals. Their stated reason
for the policy is because the ani-
mals will grow dependent on hand-
outs and will not learn to take care
of themselves. This ends todays
lesson.
More people than ever in
U.S. history are depending on the
government to pay for their food,
medical care and housing and I
want to share with you a phone
call I received last week in
response to advertising a house I
own in Morris County for rent.
The caller was excited to hear
that the price was rather reason-
able for a three-bedroom rental at
$1,800 per month. She told me
she has four children and was
being evicted from her current
home because the county found
out that she and her kids were liv-
ing in a two-bedroom rental,
which was determined to be
against the law. Three bedrooms
would be acceptable.
Arent you excited? she
asked. Before I could answer, she
chimed in again stating that the
county would pay all but $60 of
her $1,800 monthly rent obliga-
tion. I asked about her husband,
to which she replied, I havent
got one, but the father of my four
kids visits often.
So what does he do? I
inquired. Her response severely
surprised me. He works in man-
agement and makes around
$70,000 annually before any
bonuses are paid.
Really, I replied in amaze-
ment. So the town pays your
rent. Anything else?
Yes, she proudly stated.
They pay for all of our food,
medical and busing the kids to
school.
I was really getting angry at
this point. Your husband makes
$70,000 annually and youre on
the county dole? She responded
that it was so expensive to live in
the area and she needed some
help. So what gives her the right
to live in an expensive area that
she cant afford? Answer: noth-
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caused many coastal areas to
be submerged in water. The
storm crippled transportation
systems, caused epic flooding,
even in areas that never had
water breach storm walls
before, knocked out power for
millions of people and was
responsible for scores of fatal-
ities.
Although many people
heeded the evacuation warn-
ings in areas expected to be
hit the hardest, others took
precautions by stocking up on
food, water and battery-pow-
ered items. But no one could
fathom the scope of damage
Sandy would bring. In the
wake of Sandys destruction,
many people have resolved to
go to greater lengths to pre-
pare for future disasters.
Those making plans for
change in the new year may
want to move disaster pre-
paredness to the top of their
to-do lists.
Record-breaking storms
have increased in frequency
and intensity in recent years.
Hurricanes Katrina, Irene and
Sandy are each glaring exam-
ples of just how devastating
such storms can be, and how
important it is to be prepared
for such disasters. The follow-
ing are a few preparation sug-
gestions from FEMA, the
Federal Emergency Manage-
ment Agency.
Pack an emergency go bag.
Individuals may be urged to
evacuate their homes when
certain storms are on the
horizon. Doing so quickly and
effectively means having
packed items at the ready to
grab at a moments notice.
Pack several changes of
clothes, some cash,
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snacks and water, a first-aid
kit and a list of important
phone numbers.
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paredness kit. People who are
not in the immediate danger
zones and will be staying put
can have a kit at home that
includes the following items:
one gallon of water for each
person for three days
nonperishable foods that
your family has enjoyed
before and will last at least
three days
baby wipes and garbage
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plastic sheeting
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ing! She and her boyfriend are
scamming the system for their
own personal advantage and
getting away with it. The gov-
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to marry and therefore she is a
stay-at-home, non-working
mother with four illegitimate
kids. She is, in my opinion, a
criminal, who has legally
cheated the system for years.
Consequently, I did not enter-
tain her tenancy!
Is there a lesson to be
learned from these two related
stories? The first one is have a
family without the sanctity of
marriage. The government
created and perpetuated its
own problem of abusive
behavior by rewarding this
behavior, instead of cutting-
off aid after the second, third
or fourth child. Secondly, if the
animals are trained never to
hunt because food is always pro-
vided, youre going to have a lot
of fat, lazy animals waiting for
more hand-outs! Worse yet, the
rest of us continue to pay for
this behavior in perpetuity!
One simple solution would be
to demand a level of work and
activity for the public good
and welfare in order to receive
aid for all of those able to
work. No work: no pay and no
benefits. I should add here
that the prospective tenant
who called me works part time
off the books at a local store so
she produces not a single
penny in revenue to off-set
the thousands of county dol-
lars she receives every month.
She has nothing to do to
increase her income except to
make more children with her
boyfriend for the monthly
reward. Given the chance to
do the same thing, how many
couples would not marry, have
the same amount of kids and
collect income, housing and
benefits for decades? My guess
is, this has and will continue
to be a growth industry, until
the government puts an end
to it or modifies it! And that
is part of todays lesson too.
What about pride, up-bring-
ing, morals and ethics? And
not to mention religion?
Shouldnt these also be
factors?
Well, introduce depraved
violent video games into our
culture, remove God from the
pledge of allegiance and from
the classrooms of American
schools, and the results are an
increase in violence (some
involving guns), a decrease in
academic achievement and an
acceptance of mediocre
grades. In turn, this leads to a
dependence society, drain-
ing the fortune and futures of
hard-working, overtaxed
Americans, both young and
old, who struggle each day to
build a platform of financial
independence and might
wind-up saying, Why didnt I
think to remain single, not
find a job and live off the gov-
ernment for the rest of my
life?
This is a viscous cycle to
say the least. The government
must put together a policy
after a reasonable amount of
unemployment time that
states if youre physically able
and you dont work, you wont
eat. Its as simple as that! The
country needs to replace or
rebuild roads, bridges and tun-
nels, so there is plenty of work
available. To the prospective
tenant who called on my
house-for-rent ad: Go to work,
get married and pay your own
way, or get your shovel and
hardhat ready!
The U.S. Government as
well as the state and county are
broke. If we do not stop the
spending, taxes will increase
forever! One way to bring the
imbalance in-line is to examine
the recipients of governmental
charity for validation. Our soci-
ety will perish if poor behavior
is continually rewarded over
responsible behavior and worse
yet, when responsible behavior
is punished by increasing taxes
to pay for poor behavior.
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artin Luther King,
Jr. played a pivotal
role in race rela-
tions in the United States for
nearly a decade. He helped
secure the end of legal segre-
gation of African-American
citizens, created the Civil
Rights Act of 1964 and served
as a source of inspiration for
black individuals across the
globe.
Dr. King did not begin
his life as a crusader or public
figure. He had much more
modest beginnings in rural
Atlanta. Born Michael King,
Jr., he was the middle child of
Michael King, Sr. and Alberta
Williams King. Michael King,
Sr. served as pastor of
Ebenezer Baptist Church
upon the death of his father-
in-law, who was the churchs
prior pastor. At this point, the
elder king decided to change
his name to Martin Luther to
honor the famed Protestant
religious leader. His son soon
decided to adopt the name as
well.
A religious family, the
Kings tried to shield their
children from the realities of
racism that were alive and
well in the country. They
believed racism and segrega-
tion to be an affront to Gods
will, and Martin, Sr. discour-
aged separation of class and
taught these lessons to his
children. Those lessons res-
onated with Martin, Jr.
Dr. King attended
Booker T. Washington High
School and was so advanced
he was able to skip both the
9th and 11th grades. He went
on to college at the age of 15,
graduating from Morehouse
College in 1948 with a degree
in sociology. In his junior year
of college, King enrolled in a
Bible class that sparked a
renewed enthusiasm for the
ministry. He later enrolled in
the liberal Crozer Theologi-
cal Seminary in Chester,
Pennsylvania, where he
received a Bachelors of
Divinity. Later he attended
Boston University and earned
a Ph.D. at the age of 25. It was
during his time in Boston that
he met his future wife, Coretta
Scott. While he was complet-
ing his dissertation work, Dr.
King became the pastor for
the Dexter Avenue Baptist
Church of Montgomery,
Alabama.
Martin Luther King, Jr.
became directly involved in
the civil rights movement
after the head of the local
NAACP chapter in Mont-
gomery met with him on the
night that Rosa Parks was
arrested for failure to give up
her bus seat to a white passen-
ger. Dr. King helped institute
the Montgomery Bus Boycott.
During this time, African-
Americans refused to ride
the public bus system in
Montgomery. The boycott
lasted 382 days. During that
time, Dr. Kings home was
bombed due to his involve-
ment in the boycott, and he
was arrested for conspiracy.
His work paid off on
December 21, 1956, when the
Supreme Court ruled that
racial segregation on public
transportation was illegal.
Dr. King promoted non-
violent protests against unfair-
ness to the African-American
community, urging civil dis-
obedience and peaceful pro-
tests, tenets that formed the
basis for the Southern
Christian Leadership Confer-
ence, or SCLC, which he led.
He participated in numerous
nonviolent protests and was
arrested several times. During
one stint in jail, he penned his
famous, Letter from a
Birmingham Jail.
Dr. King established a
relationship with fellow
African-American civil rights
activist Bayard Rustin, who
shared similar interests, in-
cluding the teachings of
Gandhi. Rustin would serve as
Kings mentor and also was
the main organizer of the
March on Washington that
took place on August
28, 1963. Approximately
250,000 demonstrators were
involved in the march, and it
was the largest demonstration
in the nations capital up to
that time. In front of the
Lincoln Memorial, Dr. King
issued his famed I Have a
Dream speech. He later met
with President John F.
Kennedy to appeal for greater
rights for African-Americans
and called for an end of segre-
gation.
As a result of his civil
rights efforts, Dr. King was
awarded the Nobel Peace
Prize on December 10, 1964,
at the age of 35. He was the
youngest person ever to
receive the honor. He donated
all of the prize money to his
racial equality effort.
Through the late 1960s,
Dr. King expanded his Civil
Rights Movement to other
cities. But he was often met
with criticism, especially
when he appealed to white
middle-class citizens. Many
militant black organizations
considered Kings methods too
weak and ineffective. His sup-
port was faltering and Dr.
King grew weary of marches,
jail and protests. However, in
April of 1968, a labor strike in
Memphis drew Kings atten-
tion, and he gave a speech
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Wednesday, February 20, from
67:30 pm at Butler Public
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people, with all of lifes
demands, maintaining a fitness
program can be a struggle. If
you are tired of the start and
stop approach then this work-
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health and fitness utiliz-
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and Maintainable methods
(R.P.M.). Learn how to incor-
about the sanitation labor dis-
pute, which would prove to be
prophetic. The next day, on
April 4, Dr. King was hit by a
snipers bullet while standing
on an outside terrace of his
motel room at the Lorraine
Motel. Kings words from the
previous day, including, Ive
seen the promised land. I may
not get there with you. But I
want you to know tonight that
we, as a people, will get to the
promised land, were haunt-
ing. James Earl Ray was
charged with the assassina-
tion.
In his honor, Americans
have celebrated Martin Luther
King, Jr. Day as a federal holi-
day since 1986. King was
posthumously awarded the
Presidential Medal of Freedom
in 1977. Many streets have
been renamed in his honor,
and Dr. King remains a source
of inspiration decades after his
death.
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og owners should take
coughing very seri-
ously. The issue could
be tied to kennel cough, pneu-
monia, canine flu or similar
bronchial issue. No matter the
core issue, multiple rounds of
medications may have already
been tried, only to find that
the pet is still hampered by a
coughing condition caused by
some unknown organism, or
pathogen. Perhaps, as is possi-
ble with most organisms, the
involved strains have devel-
oped a resistance to common
prescriptions.
Causes of coughing
Pneumonia, kennel
cough, a foreign object,
household products (anything
that can be aerosolized) or
genetic conditions such as tra-
cheal hypoplasia can cause
coughing issues. The most
common infectious cause is
kennel cough, also referred to
as Bordetella (bordetellosis)
or tracheobronchitis, and is
among the more typical upper
respiratory issues that may
affect dogs.
Kennel cough
This common issue is
highly contagious and is
known to affect a high per-
centage of dogs. The boarding
home or the groomers are
easy places to contract the ill-
ness but exposure can be any-
place dogs contact each
other. Causative agents of,
or contributors to, this com-
mon upper respiratory issue
may include: para influenza,
Bordetella bronchiseptica
and mycoplasma. Canine
adenovirus, reovirus and
even the canine herpes virus
have been known to be con-
tributors. Usually, more than
one of these are contribu-
tors. Initial symptoms
include a hacking, dry
cough, with a retching-like
action. Often, the sound
exhibited may resemble that
of honking or what a dog
with a hairball may sound
like. Occasionally, the cough
is accompanied by a nasal dis-
charge that is quite watery,
rather than heavy. Advanced
cases may lead to lethargy,
along with fever and lack of
appetite; occasionally, pneu-
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Pneumonia issues
Pneumonia has various
forms, but as an inflammatory
illness of the lungs, it can be
life threatening, as it strongly
affects the ability of the body
to absorb oxygen from air
taken in. With an infection
resulting in pneumonia, the
sacs in the lungs, responsible
for collecting the oxygen
needed by the body, become
filled with fluid, thereby
inhibiting the ability to col-
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the body. Symptoms of pneu-
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elevated fever, difficulty
breathing and chest pain. If
these signs are noted then an
emergency veterinarian visit
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Dog flu
Canine influenza (dog
flu), is a highly contagious res-
piratory infection caused by a
virus. Canine influenza is a
relatively new condition. The
first documented case in the
U.S. was in January
2004 at a Grey-
hound racetrack in
Florida. There have
since been outbreaks
throughout the coun-
try. The canine
influenza virus is
closely related to
the virus that caus-
es equine influenza. It is
thought that the equine
influenza virus mutated to
produce the canine influen-
za virus.
Two clinical syndromes
have been seen in dogs
infected with the canine
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form of the disease and a
more severe form that is
accompanied by pneumo-
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Dogs suffering from the
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develop a soft, moist cough
but some dogs have a dry
cough similar to the kennel
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para influenza virus complex.
Therefore, it is not uncom-
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be misdiagnosed as kennel
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have a thick nasal discharge,
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therefore, motion and func-
tional activity can be more
comfortable in the pool.
Water supports the body,
reduces joint stress and pro-
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Although aquatic thera-
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ocal women of
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rounding communi-
ties receive hands-on self-
protection training during
a recent Women Fight
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seminar presented by
Portas Karate Academy.
The free community
program was booked to
capacity and attended by
women of all ages from high
school teens through senior
citizens. Women participated
in situational awareness
training along with learning
various self-protection tech-
niques that covered a wide
range of assault situations.
During the program, addi-
tional attention and special
training were given to those
in attendance, including law
enforcement officials, securi-
ty personnel from local
churches and school teach-
ers.
The seminar was con-
ducted by Sensei John Porta,
9th degree black belt senior
representative for the
Shobukan Karate Associa-
tion of Okinawa, Japan.
Formally a security and per-
sonal protection specialist
with the United States
Treasury Department and
Homeland Security, Porta is
currently chief instructor of
Portas Karate Academy of
Wayne and Pompton Lakes.
Portas Karate Academy
provides a verity of self-pro-
tection and martial arts class-
es for individuals of all ages,
including special programs
for local communities,
schools and faith-based
organizations. Another free
womens self-protection sem-
inar, along with a childrens
street wise protection class,
will be held in early spring.
For information regard-
ing programs, call Sensei
Porta of Portas Karate
Academy at 973-835-5473.
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porate Surprise Exercise and
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This session will be lecture and
activity based. Expect to move
but not break a sweat. All pro-
grams are free of charge; how-
ever registration is required by
calling 973-838-3262, or visit-
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is located at 1 Ace Road,
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Reading to Joey the Dog
will be on Tuesdays between
5:30-6:30pm on January 8 &
22, February 12 & 26 and
March 12 & 26. This program
is geared toward beginner read-
ers in 1st or 2nd grade, or any
child who wishes to practice
reading aloud. Come meet
Joey and his owner Cheryl
Zahner. Joey is a friendly,
well-mannered golden retriever
who is a good listener. Read to
him the story of your choice.
This program encourages chil-
dren to read in a relaxing, pres-
sure-free environment. Sign up
for your 15 minute session with
Joey. All programs are free of
charge. Please call or visit the
Library to reserve your
place. Butler Public Library
is located at 1 Ace Road,
behind the municipal build-
ing, on the internet at
www.butler library.org, or by
phone 973-838-3262.
Kinnelon (RCK) will provide
parents of young children (ages
2 through 5) some help with
teaching children to be kind,
just and responsible at a discus-
sion group to meet on the third
Thursdays of January, February
and March 2013. The discus-
sions will be held from 7:00 to
8:30 p.m. in the churchs edu-
cation wing. For more informa-
tion, and to register for the dis-
cussion series, call the church
offices at 973-838-3113. Or
visit our website at rckin-
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mornings at the Reformed
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emodeling a basement
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A finished basement makes
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when done correctly, can add a
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Finishing a basement
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require the same level of
investment as putting an addi-
tion on the house. Also, the
groundwork for a finished
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basements are already set up
with a poured concrete floor
and some walls, usually cinder
blocks. Some electrical com-
ponents, plumbing and the
creature comforts of drywall
and a more inviting floor
might be all thats necessary to
finish a basement. The process
can be labor-intensive, and
many people prefer to leave it
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Whatever finishing method is
chosen, homeowners should
follow the proper procedures
when doing the work.
DO start with a detailed plan.
Measure out the basement
and mark any items that
cannot be moved, such as a
furnace, water heater or
pipes. Create a design
board that showcases the
materials you plan to use
on the project. Think
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arrange furniture and con-
sider all of the possible uses
for the room. Will it be a
home theater? Will some-
one be sleeping down
there? Each scenario will
require certain amenities
and safety requirements.
DONT plan to finish the
entire basement. Doing so
will leave you without a stor-
age or utility area where you
house holiday decorations,
tools, luggage and similar
items.
DO get the scoop on building
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municipality allows in base-
ment remodeling will help you
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building codes could mean the
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area of the house that has lim-
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With traditionally small win-
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Marinated Gamecocks with
Polenta from Debbie
Mooses Fan Fare (Harvard
Common Press) is perfectly
suited for tailgate parties or
get-togethers at home.
Thomas Marinated Game-
cocks with Polenta
Serves 4
1
4 cup honey
1
4 cup soy sauce
2 tablespoons chopped garlic
2 tablespoons chopped fresh
ginger
1 tablespoon freshly ground
black pepper
1 cup water
2 Cornish game hens with
Polenta (at right)
1.Combine the honey, soy
sauce, garlic, ginger, pepper,
and water in a small
saucepan. Cook over medi-
um-low heat, stirring con-
stantly, until completely
blended. Allow to cool to
room temperature.
2.Use sharp kitchen shears to
cut the game hens in half
down the center of the back
and breast, and place in a
large zipper-top plastic bag.
Pour in the marinade, seal
the bag and refrigerate
overnight.
3.When ready to cook, pre-
pare a medium-low fire in a
charcoal grill or preheat a gas
grill.
4.Remove the hens from the
marinade (discard the mari-
nade) and grill until the
juices run clear when the
meat is pierced with a sharp
knife, about 5 minutes per
side. Serve over the polenta.
Polenta
2 teaspoons butter or olive
oil
1 teaspoon red pepper flakes
1 tablespoon minced garlic
1 cup finely ground cornmeal
1
1
2 cups chicken broth
1
1
2 cups water
1
2 cup half-and-half
1
4 cup grated Parmesan
cheese, or to taste
1 cup frozen green peas,
thawed
2 tablespoons julienned fresh
basil
Salt and freshly ground black
pepper to taste
1.Heat the butter in a large
pot over medium-high heat.
Add the red pepper flakes
and garlic. Reduce the heat
and cook until the garlic
becomes opaque, about 30
seconds. Add the cornmeal,
then whisk in the chicken
broth and water. Add salt
and pepper.
Bring the mixture to a
low boil, then reduce the heat
to low and simmer, whisking
occasionally, until the mixture
thickens, about 20 minutes.
2.Whisk in the half-and-half.
If the mixture is too thick,
add a bit more chicken broth
or water. Whisk in the
Parmesan, peas and basil.
Taste and add more salt and
pepper, if desired. Serve
warm.
Note: Those heading to the
game can prepare the mari-
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80 percent show clinical
signs of disease. Fortunately,
most affected dogs have the
mild form.
Whatever the cause may
be, mild or serious, a full
workup should be performed
by your veterinarian to make
sure your dog stays happy and
healthy.
Dr. Matthew Krupnick is the
owner of the Pequannock Animal
Hospital. He grew up in Kin-
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with his wife, three cats and two
dogs to provide quality and
compassionate care for your pets
in the community. The Pequan-
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at 591 Newark Pompton Turn-
pike in Pompton Plains. You can
reach them at 973-616-0400.
POMPTON LAKES $230,000
2BR 1BA Cape Cod, 1C.Gar. Newer siding/
windows. Needs 2nd Flr. completed - A work in
progress. KIN5849
Kinnelon/Smoke Rise 973-838-9300
LINCOLN PARK $314,999
Open plan 4BR 2.5Bth BiLevel w/cath ceil,
Skylites, Wood fls, 50' Deck, priv yd + nwr roof,
furnace, CA, Elec. Near town & trans. WYN0806
Wayne 973-694-8000
Value in the land! Possible Sub-Div./ older
charming home w/encl. Screened porch/ oversized
2C. Gar./ fin. w/u Attic. KIN1513
Dream Lakefront Home! Spacious 4BR 3Bath
home w/beautiful views from your private patio
overlooking the lake! WYN0952
Wayne 973-694-8000
SPARTA $419,900
WaterEdge community-Center Hall 4BR 2.5Bth
Col w/open fl plan, cathedral ceil, 2GAR & more
on priv 2.43 acres. WYN0305
Wayne 973-694-8000
WANAQUE $269,900
4BR Col w/open fl plan, new Kit, FDR & LR/fplc,
new windows & furnace + 2nd fl w/2nd Kit, full
Bth & BonusRm. WYN0838
Wayne 973-694-8000
WAYNE $324,900
Well maintained & updated 3BR 2.5Bth home
w/nwr Kit, roof, boiler & carpet on beautiful
property. 2GAR. WYN0793
Wayne 973-694-8000
WAYNE $379,900
Spacious & airy 3BR 2.5Bth townhme in
desirable Timber Valley w/LR, GreatRm/fpl, EIK,
MBR Ste, HW fls, Deck & Garage. WYN0596
Wayne 973-694-8000
WAYNE $395,000
Charming PackanackLk Exp 3BR 2.5Bth Cape
w/updtd EIK, HW fls, fplc, fin bsmt w/.5 Bth &
gar. WYN0568
Wayne 973-694-8000
WAYNE $559,700
Fabulous 3BR 3Bth Custom home w/MEIK/
Granite/ CenterIsle, LR/ fpl, FamRm, FDR, Ofc,
MBR/ MBth, 2GAR, Trex Deck, CA & priv yd.
WYN0974
Wayne 973-694-8000
WAYNE $998,500
Stunning 3BR Ranch ON PinesLk w/lakeviews
from every rm! Open fl plan,Grmt EIK,gracious
FDR,MORE w/priv beach+amenities. WYN0826
Wayne 973-694-8000
WOODLAND PARK $359,900
Four Seasons resort - like adult comm- min from
NYC! Customized 2BR 2Bth unit w/gas fpl,bal-
cony&gar. Pools,Tennis, Gym+More! WYN0727
Wayne 973-694-8000
GARFIELD $385,645
New construction townhomes at Signature
Place. Hottest new community w/2BR 3Bths,
Dens & Lofts avail + 1 car garage! WYN0009
Wayne 973-694-8000
JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP $388,500
Expanded 3 Bedroom Bi-Level/ 2 Car Heated
Gararge, H/WFlrs/formal DR/fin. LL/FP/fenced yd.
KIN1964
KINNELON $459,000
Smoke Rise - California Style Contemporary/
3BRS/2.1BTHS w/unique architectural details/ 2C
Gar. KIN3384
KINNELON $599,000
Smoke Rise - Newly renovated spacious 4/5BR
home on a cul-de-sac/ 2FPs/ W/O LL/ 2C Gar.
KIN3448
KINNELON $625,000
Lakefront home totally renovated in 03/ 3BRS/
2.1BTHS/ EIK/ H/W Flrs/ FP/ SS Appl/ Fin W/o
LL. KIN3413
KINNELON $950,000
If perfection is what you want then this 4BR/3.1BA
Col. is for you. 4 Season Sun Rm./ 3C. Gar.&
More. KIN3461
KINNELON $1,395,000
Magnificent 13Rm Stone & Stucco Est. resting on
2.18 priv., prof. landscaped Acs. KIN5999
Kinnelon/Smoke Rise
973-838-9300
KINNELON $1,425,000
Fantastic 17 Rm. mountain top oasis in sought
after Grandview Ests. w/NYC skyline views & I/G
gunite pool w/waterfall. KIN1958
KINNELON $1,999,000
Smoke Rise - Experience the WOW Comfort/
elegance/master craftsmanship make this home
the ultimate. KIN1950
Totally redone 4BR Ranch. Move in ready. Short
Sale. Lender approval required. KIN3447
Kinnelon/Smoke Rise
973-838-9300
PATERSON $279,900
One of nicest Garret Hgts 2/3BR 2Bth penthouse
style unit w/fplc, nwr carpets, Granite cntrs,
MBth/ soaking tub + MORE! WYN0887
Wayne 973-694-8000
PEQUANNOCK $539,000
3BR/3BA Split-Level situated at end of priv. cul-
de-sac. This is your classic dreamhome. KIN3396
Kinnelon/Smoke Rise
973-838-9300
OFFICE 973-696-6660 x140 or CELL 973-725-8810
Fax 973-694-3915 JLagreca@weichert.com
JOAN LA GRECA
REALTOR
991 Hamburg Turnpike Wayne, NJ 07470
Call Me for a FREE Market Analysis of your home.
I will bring you RESULTS in getting your home SOLD!
Split level home on .334 acres. 3
bedrooms and master bath. EK
with cathedral ceiling, skylight,
stainless steel oven. Living room,
formal dining room, family room and
rec room. Laundry, 2 storage
rooms,utility room. Other room can
be used for an office. 1 car garage.
Plenty of closets and storage. 1976
bldg sq feet. Leveled large yard.
Close to schools, shopping and
transportation. WAYNE HILLS $429,000
Weichert 2012
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The Pompton Lakes Re-
publican Club invites you to
its monthly meetings on the
third Thursday of each
month at the VFW Post 2906
off Wanaque Avenue in
Pompton Lakes. Membership
is open to the public. Get
involved with the PLRC and
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nissa Massad, brok-
er associate, and
Richard Massad,
sales associate, with Century
21 Preferred Realty, Inc.s
Butler office were named
Butlers top producing sales
associates for the month of
December.
Century 21 Preferred
Realty is pleased to recognize
Anissa and Richard with this
honor. They are leaders and
innovators, empowering local
homebuyers and sellers with
valuable information, helping
them to make informed real
estate decisions, said Jeff
Montemarano, broker and
owner.
The Massads competi-
tive intelligence, professional-
ism, and dedication have
made them valued and trusted
real estate resource for the
Passaic, Morris, Bergen and
Sussex communities, and a
major contributor to the over-
all success of our office and
the Century 21 System as a
whole, said Maryann Brown,
broker and owner.
For more information
regarding home buying and
selling services, contact
Anissa and Richard Massad at
973-838-1001 ext. 134 or
anissa.massad@century21.
com. Or, stop in at the office
at 1333 Route 23 South in
Butler.
973-838-1001
1333 Route 23 South BUTLER
www.c21preferredrealty.com
Jeff Montemarano
Maryann Bdrmown
Bdrmokers/Owners
PREFERRED REALTY, INC.
Each office is independently owned and operated.
PEQUANNOCK
$134,900
CRESTWOOD CONDO
Nice private 1 bdrm, 1 Ba secured unit
located in the center of town and walk-
ing distance to restaurants, house of
worship, schools & libdrmary. Low taxes
with amenities, pool, tennis courts and
BBQ area for residents.
WAYNE
$449,900
BDRMEAKENRIDGE
TOWNHOUSE
2 bdrms 2.5 Ba townhouse. Marble
foyer, FLR, FDR w/ gas fpl and sliders to
balcony w/ water view. Kit w/ separate
dining and bfast bar. Master suite w/
bath, o/sized stall shower. Both bdrms
have water views. Parking, club room,
exercise room, and in ground pool incl.
WANAQUE
$293,500
MEADOW BDRMOOK
ESTATES
Custom home w/4bdrm, 2FBA, 1 car
gar + newer roof, siding & shed. This
home sits on beautifully landscaped
property with o/sized backyard + IGP.
BUTLER
$389,000
CONSTRUCTION
Colonial 4 bdrm, 2.1 BA, 2 car gar.,
cust. Kit w/sitting area off Kit, FR w/FP,
lrg bdrms, plenty of closets. Gazabo rm
off Kit. Open flr plan, HW flrs, 9 clgs.
+ sliders off FR to very lrg deck.
KINNELON
$669,900
SMOKE RISE HOME
Located in Smoke Rise, this open-floor
plan home was renovated in 2012.
Features incl 25ft ceilings, skylights, stone
fireplace, New HDWD fl, granite & stain-
less appliances. Full finished lower level
w/ fpl, powder room, and slider to slate
patio very bright and open. o/sized 2 car
gar plus additional storage room,
Venetian bronze accents, crown molding,
and much more!
KINNELON
$419,000
QUIET RANCH
Home offers custom eat in kitchen w/
oak cabinets, granite and SS appliances.
Hardwood flooring, finished lower level
with den/4bdrm, family room, laundry,
full bath & large deck.
KINNELON
$499,000
SPACIOUS 5 BDRM
HOME
5 bdrm, 5 Bath expanded ranch in
Smoke Rise. Cathedral ceilings, hard-
wood floors, finished basement on dead
end street. Built in 2 car garage.
WANAQUE
$189,000
COLONIAL HOME
Large Colonial Home with 3 bdrms, 1.5
baths. Big eat in kitchen. Central air.
Call for more details!
WAYNE
STARTING AT $825,000
NEW CONSTRUCTION
9 Custom homes to be built home will
be custom and unique. All offer a com-
plete package of amenities including
Hardiplank siding, a complete land-
scaping and trim package, ample light-
ing, luxurious baths and custom
kitchens and more.
RINGWOOD
$360,900
CUPSAW LAKE
3 bdrm Raised Ranch w/ open flr plan.
Lrg FR w/ FP, updated kit, sliders to
patio. Very neat, clean, & well main-
tained. Located on a cul-de-sac.
BUTLER
$429,000
CUSTOM HOME
Custom 4 bdrm/ 3BA. Beautiful hdwd
floors. Kit w/ center island. Unique cus-
tom fireplace. Easy access to routes
23&287. Convenient to NYC transporta-
tion and shopping.
HEWITT
$299,000
WEST MILFORD
SUN 1/27 1-4 PM
Lovely 3 bdrm, 2.5 Ba home w/ EIK.
Fenced in yard and beautiful lake views.
Fam rm with gas fpl, deck off dining rm,
immaculate condition! Dir: Warwick
Tpke to first Lakeshore Dr. Home on
right #100
BUTLER
$175,000
COLONIAL HOME
Large Dutch colonial w/ WB stove in LR,
enclosed porch, deck, detached 2 car
o/sized garage. Within walking dis-
tance to business district, trans and
houses of worship. Call for more
details!!
BUTLER
$300,000
COLONIAL HOME
Great location! Beautiful wood entry
foyer. HDWD fl, lrg kit, FLR & FDR.
Partially finished bsmt. Nice yard. Close
to NYC trans, Rts. 23 & 287, and shop-
ping/schools. Call for more details.
BUTLER
$339,900
EXPANDED RANCH
Updated 3 bdrm ranch. Lrg Great Room
w/ vaulted ceiling & French doors to a
lrg deck. FLR w/ fpl, Kit has separate
dining area tiled floor. Lower level is fin-
ished as a very lrg Rec Room w/full
bath, Laundry room & storage room.
BLOOMINGDALE
$134,750
IMMACULATE CONDO
Spacious/clean/quiet 2 bdrm condo.
Newer KIT & BA, granite counters/ss
appls, on-site laundry, playground &
assigned parking.
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142 Route 23 N
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Office: 973.646.7440
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meetings, community outreach,
scholarships for youth, and
social activities. Questions?
Call 973-835-4025 or e-mail
kbaig@optonline.net.
Kinnelons Open Space
Committee (OSC) and Open
Space Advisory Committee
(OSAC) are inviting members
of various organizations and
committees throughout the bor-
ough to join them on a tour
around Kinnelon. The Land
Conservancy of New Jersey will
be taking notes and gathering
information on Kinnelons his-
torical, recreational, and open
space facilities in order to
update the boroughs open space
plan. Residents should go to
www.kinnelonboro.org for addi-
tional information regarding
public meetings in which they
can participate. Comments and
suggestions are always welcomed
at kinnelon_osac@yahoo.com.
The Circle of Friendship, a sup-
port group for the separated and
divorced, meets at 7:30pm every
Thursday at St. Marys Church,
17 Pompton Ave. in Pompton
Lakes. For further information,
call Christine at 973-335-9880.
Singles in their 20s and 30s
looking to meet other young
Jewish singles should join us for
games, friends, snacks, and more!
We meet the first Sunday of the
month at Congregation Beth
Shalom, 21 Passaic Ave. in
Pompton Lakes. Bring your
friends. Find our Facebook
page or e-mail singles.jewish
@gmail.com.
Passaic Valley Hospice, a non-
profit organization, is in need of
volunteers for various duties.
Volunteers are an integral part of
the professional hospice team
that provides physical, emotion-
al, and spiritual support to the
terminally ill. Volunteers work
directly with patients and
families, providing respite for
caregivers, companionship for
patients and families, and
errand-runs. Weekday volunteers
are especially needed. For addi-
tional information, call 973-256-
4636 and ask for Laura Entwistle.
Reach out give the gift of self!
"I wasn't ready for surgery, that's why I chose
the K-lift
(1M)
. Aow I can go to my ballet classes
and not worry about my turkey neck!"
"I'm a flight attendant and two weeks after my
facial procedure on a trip to 1apan people
commented on how good my hair looked!"
Dr. Ramtin Kassir has extensive experience in the fields of facial plastic and cosmetic surgery, endoscopic sinus surgery and laser surgery.
He is triple board certified in Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery and Otolaryngology/Head & Neck Surgery and is a fellow of the American College of Surgeons.
Dr. Kassir discusses
innovative laser lipo
on Fox business
news and Bravo
In the media:
1176 Hamburg Tpke Wayne, NJ
973-692-9300
799 Park Ave New York, NY
212-288-3000
81 N. Maple Ave Ridgewood, NJ
201-857-2370
www. dr kas s i r. com
As seen on:
Lip Augmentation
BOTOX
Injections
Dysport
Restylane
Perlane

Radiesse
Bella Contour
Juvederm
Liquid Facelift
Sculptra

Fat Transfer
Latisse

Microdermabrasion
Fractional Laser
Laser Skin Resurfacing
Laser Lipo
Lasertight
Fraxel
Pearl
Reveal
Skin Analysis
Laser Hair Removal
Laser Peels
(Photo Facial)
Laser Facial Veins
Laser Leg Veins
Laser Tattoo Removal
Hair Transplants
Ultherapy
Coolsculpting
Facelift
Band Aid Lift
K-Lift
Rhinoplasty
Forehead Lift
Eyelid Surgery
Facial Liposuction
Chin Augmentation
Ear Surgery
Featured on the
Real Housewives
of New Jersey
SURGICAL
PROCEDURES
NON-SURGICAL
PROCEDURES
Care Credit offers special nancing and low monthly payment options. Get what you want, when you want it! Call the ofce for details.
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MONA LI SA COSMETI C SURGERY CENTER
T
ired of looking older than you feel? Fed up
with creams and goops that don't work?
Now theres new help for sagging faces.
Imagine looking in the mirror and seeing yourself
10 or 15 years younger. Thats what a facelift or
K-lift
can do for you. And its not just for movie

stars or models anymore. New procedures and
techniques make facelifts more affordable and
virtually undetectable for the rest of us.
So do your homework. Research carefully. And
get all the information you can. The best way to
start is to get a free report entitled The Secrets of
Ageless Skin, a detailed account of procedures that
rejuvenate the face. Youll enjoy reading about
Dr. Kassirs patients and how much cosmetic
procedures did for them. Youll also find out if the
nonsurgical K-lift
or some form of facelift is right

for you. For a free copy of this informative report,
call (973) 692-9300 or email info@drkassir.com
anytime, 24 hours a day to find out how to turn
back the clock a decade or more.
Before After
Before and Immediately After K-lift
by Dr. Kassir Before and 18 Days After Facelift by Dr. Kassir

Please visit http://youtu.be/Q3MRdVWpe0Y
to view this patient's K-lift

procedure
Dr. Ramtin Kassir
Facelift or K-lift
? Which one is best for you?

By Dr. Ramtin Kassir
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