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35th Annual Arts & Crafts
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August 24, 2011 Zone 3, Page 3
T
iger Woods has fallen
from the top of the
leaders bulletins, the
player money list, the TV talk
shows; hes lost his best en-
dorsements, the magazine
covers, he is no longer the
talk of greatness and the man
to beat on the golf course. He
has fallen from Grace, ruined
his marriage to a wonderful
mother and a beautiful
woman, from what the public
saw as perfection at his pro-
fession and from his stoic and
focused demeanor in front of
the camera. I think his fail-
ures and performance on the
fairways of late, has generated
as much interest and public
comment, as his successes and
triumphs gained for him just
a few short years ago. Tiger
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things in his career, the most
of which is that he is a human
being,handicapped by the
frailties, desires, weaknesses
and emotions that go with it.
He proved not to be unbeat-
able; however, he elevated
the other players to his level
of play, like Roger Bannisters
breaking the 4 minute mile
for the first time in human
history in 1954. It took hun-
dreds of years for a man to run
that fast, where today, hun-
dreds of athletes can do it. It
took one man to prove that it
could be done and then oth-
ers quickly reached and sur-
passed Mr. Bannisters time.
The same will be said of Tiger
Woods accomplishments on
the course and I believe it will
be Tiger himself, in time,
making those comeback
statements while wearing the
Green Jacket once again at
the Masters. But, until his re-
turn to greatness and back to
the top of his game, the
sportscasters will continue to
chastise and mock him, the
fans will continue to revel in
his slump and the other play-
ers will have a chance to say
they beat the Great Tiger
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the reporters might count
him down and out, the play-
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threat he can be. When he
regains his focus, concentra-
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attack the game like he never
did before and I predict he
will be a better player, sur-
passing his best scores, com-
ing back with feats of
amazement everywhere on
the grass, sand and circum-
venting water hazards. He is
a young man who found too
much success, too quickly and
at too young an age. He has
the most recognizable face in
the world, not just the sports
world and the pressure to per-
form and constantly be in the
public eye proved too much
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I
n addition to having an
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an ACL
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An ACL is
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stability of the
knee joint.
While certain patients may
tolerate living with a PCL
tear with reasonably good
outcomes, most patients do
poorly with an ACL deficient
knee.
The typical history is an
athlete who comes to a sud-
den stop and turns. Typically,
females are at increased risk
than males. A pop may be
felt, and there may be a sig-
nificant amount of associated
pain deep in the knee joint.
Within the next 12 to 24
hours, the knee may swell. A
visit to the emergency depart-
ment and initial radiographs
may not show any problems.
Many patients at this point
may dismiss it as a bad
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The issue is that radiographs
are useful mostly to show
bone structures, and will not
pick up further internal
pathology such as ligament
tears and meniscus tears.
Over the following
weeks, the swelling often set-
tles down and the patient
may feel pretty good. It
may only be with cutting and
pivoting activities that the
person many feel any instabil-
ity. The typical story that we
hear is that they gave up cer-
tain sports because they
couldnt trust their knee after
a bad sprain. Their biggest
concern is that their knee
feels loose when going
down a set of stairs. In many
cases, this may just be the
honeymoon phase as their
ACL deficient knee further
deteriorates.
As a central ligament in
the knee, the ACL plays a key
role in stabilizing the knee in
translational (front to back)
and rotational stress. When-
ever coming to a stop or
changing directions, the
femur (thigh bone) naturally
glides 7 to 8 mm relative to
the tibia (leg bone). The
ACL acts as a stop for the leg
from gliding further. Without
an ACL, there is little to pre-
vent the joint from shifting
further. Herein arguably lies
the biggest problem in a knee
without an ACL: the extra
shifting and gliding puts a
tremendous amount of stress
on the other structures in the
knee. The cartilage surface
gets a characteristic pattern of
wear and tear, leading to pre-
mature arthritis. The insta-
bility may lead to a tear of the
medial and/or lateral menis-
cus, thereby damaging an im-
portant shock absorber in the
knee. Fragments of cartilage
may slough off, turning into
loose bodies, which can cause
serious havoc in the knee.
The question often gets
asked by mothers of teenagers
and 42 years old weekend
warriors alike: which patients
should have their ACLs re-
constructed through surgery.
The textbook answer for
decades has been those with
functional instability. How-
ever, as we learn more and
more about the importance of
the ACL, the trend clearly
has been to intervene sooner,
in order to avoid damage to
the other structures in the
knee.
Dr.Daniel Yoo is Fellowship
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Have refreshments on
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taken by others can be do-
nated to charity.
Consignment Stores
It used to be that con-
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stepchildren of the retail
world. Many people viewed
them as glorified tag sales and
didnt think they were worthy
of investigation.
Nowadays, consignment
shops are big business and
good places for savvy shoppers
to visit. Much like overstock
stores sell items on discount
that are on par with depart-
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lightly used items for resale
at a fraction of the original re-
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place to look for unique pieces
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be put together in a variety of
combinations. Stick to similar
colors and themes so that each
piece will work seamlessly.
Consider multi-layered items
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she cant try on merchandise,
with the exception of some
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Sept 21
The People of Peace Ministry
at St. Marys Parish in Pompton
Lakes will recognize Interna-
tional Day of Peace on Wednes-
day, September 21, with an
interfaith celebration at 7:30
pm at St. Marys Carnevale
Center, 10 Lenox Avenue. The
International Day of Peace is
one designed by the UN to pro-
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to create practical acts of peace
on a shared date. The UN will
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this goal. Those taking part in
the celebration at St. Marys will
include faith leaders from the
local Jewish, Muslim, Protestant
and Catholic communities.
They will each speak briefly and
offer prayers and music for
peace. The first International
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to coincide with the opening of
the UN General Assembly as a
day of global ceasefire and non-
violence. The observation has
grown to include millions of
people worldwide and many
events are organized each year
to commemorate and celebrate
this day. This is the fourth year
the People of Peace Ministry at
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attend. Refreshments will be
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Oct 4
Rainbows is an international
program for children who have
experienced the loss of a parent
because of death, divorce, or
separation. It uses a workbook
which helps children discuss
their feelings with their peers in
small groups facilitated by
trained volunteers. Our Lady of
the Magnifcat in Kinnelon has
hosted a Rainbows program for
many years for children from
ages 4 through 8th grade. This
year the 12 week program will
begin on Tuesday, October 4.
The time is 7:15 to 8:00 PM.
An optional program for parents
housing a drop-off box at their
businesses.
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ear Doc:
Ive had enough of
this pain in the neck
(and its not my husband)! De-
spite drugs and lots of therapy, my
shoulder and neck pain has been
progressively worsening for years.
What can I do?
Had Enough
Dear Had Enough:
Next to spouses and inlaws,
faulty spinal mechanics is the
primary cause of most neck
pain. Functional problems of
the spine can usually be traced
to incorrect spinal alignment
due to abnormal posture and
previous trauma. Closely associ-
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other causes of neck pain such
as repetitive strain, muscular
weakness, and degenerative
changes of the discs and joints
of the spine.
To find the right solution
for your particular problem, you
need to be accurately assessed.
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of care. For example, Sandra
consulted her chiropractor for
help with neck pain that for
years had been getting worse.
She had tried various therapies,
exercise programs and medica-
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When the chiropractor exam-
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had serious malalignment of the
vertebrae in the lower part of
her neck. Infact, x-rays showed
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pain was a direct result of this
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was causing muscle weakness,
disc compression, nerve irrita-
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of her spine.
Now that Sandra under-
stood why medication, work-
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were not the answer, she chose
to work hard to correct the real
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Drs. Glenn and Christine Foss are
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Matthew D. Loughlin
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M
atthew graduated with honors from New York
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not on the technique of treatment but on a basic philosophy-
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treatment strategies have allowed him to provide broader
range of treatment options thereby helping more patients.
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ogs have a unique
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or anal sacs. While many peo-
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to identify one another, as a
form of communication, and
when they were in the wild, as
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Anal glands are located
just beneath the skin on either
side of the anus. The glands
produce a foul and often fishy
smelling liquid. Whenever
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amount of this liquid is ex-
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high quality diet which is
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ural way to bulk the feces is
to add a small amount of
canned pumpkin to the diet.
An unfortunate sequel to
anal gland impaction is in-
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anal gland. If an impacted
anal gland is left untreated
and not expressed, abscesses
can develop fairly quickly. In
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The scooting or licking the
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soon as you notice any signs
that might indicate an anal
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they exist, it is important to
watch for any signs of anal
gland problems in your pet and
to act promptly if they do.
Dr. Matthew Krupnick is the
owner of the Pequannock Ani-
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home, with his wife, three cats
and two dogs, to provide quality
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t is time to think about get-
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id you ever notice the
little boy on the soccer
field who just could not
quite kick the ball, tripped over
people and had poor coordina-
tion when trying to dribble? Or
the little girl in ballet class who
had a difficult time imitating the
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(2:1). As a result of the wide di-
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week. Parents should also con-
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help kids grow as people. For
instance, a child whos shy in
public but loves hamming it
up at home might embrace an
after-school theater program.
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child ratio and about the
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kids could wont get the atten-
tion they need. Also, ask for
the staff s references and work
history in the field of child
care. If certification is neces-
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sure the staff meets all require-
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Parents should also in-
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hidden fees that can add up.
Such fees can be for uniforms,
equipment, class trips, etc.
Extra fees dont have to ex-
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A childs age and grade
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teachers about finding an age-
appropriate extracurricular ac-
tivity. For example, less
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2 whole chicken breasts,
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1 small onion
1 small carrot
3 tablespoons olive oil
Juice of one lemon
Salt and pepper
Lettuce for garnish
Simmer chicken breasts
in water, tightly covered, with
1/4 teaspoon salt, onion and
carrot until tender (about 1/2
hour), adding water if neces-
sary. Cool, drain, remove
bones and slice breasts. Mix
the lemon juice with olive oil,
1/4 teaspoon salt, pepper and
Pomi. Pour a small portion of
the sauce onto a platter, place
the sliced chicken breasts on
top and pour the remaining
sauce over the chicken. Gar-
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C
indy Gallagher, a
Sales Associate with
Coldwell Banker
Residential Brokerage in Kin-
nelon/Butler, has again
ranked as the #1 agent in
sales production in her office
for the months of June and
July. A lifelong resident of
Kinnelon, Gallaghers ex-
traordinary first-hand knowl-
edge of the Morris County
marketplace continues to give
her clients a competitive edge
and help them meet their
goals no matter the chal-
lenges in todays housing mar-
ket.
A consummate profes-
sional with more than 25
years of real estate experi-
ence, Gallagher offers the ex-
pert knowledge and training
to help buyers and sellers
KINNELON $2,000/MO.
Charming 2BR Cape, 1 car gar., backyard with
patio, cul-de-sac, new windows, DW, W/D,
LLFR, landlord does snow removal/yard care.
KIN3030
Kinnelon/Smoke Rise 973-838-9300
GREEN POND $1,200,000
Stunning 3BR Lakefront home featuring a 2-
story foyer/native stone fplc., main level MBR,
H/W flrs., 2 car gar, private dock. KIN2194
KINNELON $239,800
Kinnelon Heights Beautifully maintained 2BR,
2.1 baths Condo with great flow. One owner
must be 55. Great amenities. KIN2061
KINNELON $675,000
Lovely spacious 4BR, 3 bath CH Colonial with
lg. MEIK, MBR Suite, mountain views, wo bsmt.,
2 car gar. & more on quiet cul-de-sac.
WYN0645
Wayne 973-694-8000
KINNELON $1,090,000
Smoke Rise: Pristine 5BR Colonial w/an impres-
sive sweeping manicured front lawn & unpar-
alled interior space. KIN2106
KINNELON $2,200,000
Smoke Rise New to market!
Sophisticated/modern home with absolutely
everything done. Boasts uparalled elegance
throughout. KIN9802
POMPTON LAKES $199,900
Lots of extras in this 3BR Cape with EIK, granite
with pass thru to LR/HW flrs., Bonus Rm, office,
den, 3-season porch. WYN0389
Wayne 973-694-8000
PASSAIC $135,900
Lowest Price not a short sale. 1BR in Carlton
Tower! 12th flr. Unit with huge terrace, 24/7
doorman, pool, indoor parking + all utils!
WYN0136
Wayne 973-694-8000
KINNELON $590,000
WOW! Your dream home has arrived. 3BR, 3
bath Colonial with lake views from Lemonade
Porch/Master BR Suite. KIN2235
KINNELON $2,399,000
Conveniently tucked away in the heart of Kin-
nelon on cul-de-sac rests incredible 12,000 sq.
ft. Est. with cutting edge amenities. KIN1152
WAYNE $1,025,000
Custom 6BR 4Bth Tudor Estate w/Grmt Kit/Brk-
stRm, 3 fplcs, GreatRm, FamRm, 4-SeasonRm,
MBR Ste + wo LL. Elegance, Charm & Quality!
WYN 0410.
Wayne 973-694-8000
WAYNE $519,000
Spacious 10 room Split renov. In 10 with
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to deck, kit/granite, HW flrs. Move right in!
WYN0306
Wayne 973-694-8000
WAYNE $349,000
Nicely updated corner 2BR, 2 bath unit in 55+
development in move-in cond. With top up-
grades throughout in a conven. Loc. 2 car gar.
WYN0673
Wayne 973-694-8000
WAYNE $699,900
Spacious 4BR 3.5Bth Contemp w/open fl plan,
soaring ceil, HW fls, 1st fl MBR, lg WICs , sep
in-law qrtrs w/priv entr, MORE! WYN 0048.
Wayne 973-694-8000
WAYNE $539,900
Well kept 3BR, 2.5 bath Split with foyer, MEIK,
DR, LR, FR with fplc. & slider to Sun porch,
bsmt, CA & 2 car gar nestled on .33 acre lot.
WYN0619
Wayne 973-694-8000
WEST MILFORD $320,000
Rare find! End unit 3BR, 2.5 bath Bald Eagle
Townhome with HW flrs., heated full bsmt.,
attic, 2 priv. decks & 2 car gar. WYN0655
Wayne 973-694-8000
KINNELON $247,000
Triplex Unit 3BRs, 3.1 baths, 1 car gar. Quiet
neighborhood, only mins. To trans. Must be
55+. KIN2146
KINNELON $329,000
Great 3BR home features H/W Flrs., newer bath,
EIK, partial fin. LL/1 car gar., close to major
highways. KIN2192
KINNELON $579,000
SMOKE RISE 5BR, 4.1bath Exp. Ranch 2fplcs.,
H/W flrs., 1st flr., w/o bsmt. w/wet bar, IG pool.
KIN3034
WAYNE $299,900
Model Perfect 2BR Condo + garage/storage, all
appliances & more. Easy Lifestyle commuters
Delite! WYN0495
Wayne 973-694-8000
WAYNE $358,000
Lovely 3BR, 2 bath Split with Contemporary flair
on quiet st., Feats. Fplc., CA, gar. & level yard.
Near NY bus & school. LOW taxes. WYN0226
Wayne 973-694-8000
WAYNE $749,900
Viscaya Estates 4BR home with open flr. Open,
center isle kit., stone & wood flrs., fin. Wo
bsmt./full bath, IG pool, 2 car gar. + views!
WYN0084
Wayne 973-694-8000
GREEN POND $435,000
Best buy in Green Pond Alke/Club Community.
3BRs, updated kit., bsmt., deck, 2 car gar. With
upper level. Competitively priced. KIN3022
GREEN POND $435,000
3BR LAKEFRONT Retreat + bunk house, lg.
deck, priv. dock, rock gardens. Accessible by
boat only. KIN2195
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library card, visit the Butler
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achieve top results. She is a
Certified New Homes Spe-
cialist, offering advanced
knowledge of sales and mar-
keting of new construction
homes; a Certified Residen-
tial Specialist, especially as-
tute in sales and marketing of
residential properties; a Pre-
views International Prop-
erty Specialist, specifically-
trained in marketing luxury
homes and estates; and a Cer-
tified Relocation Specialist,
possessing the requisite
knowledge needed to assist
clients relocating to a new
area. Gallagher also has an
extensive background in de-
sign and provides valuable
help to sellers by staging their
homes to attract more poten-
tial buyers.
Her superior service has
earned Gallagher membership
in the Coldwell Banker Inter-
national Presidents Circle,
ranking among the Top 2% of
more than 100,000 Coldwell
Banker sales associates around
the world. Locally, she has
earned the New Jersey Asso-
ciation of REALTORS Cir-
cle of Excellence Sales Award
every year since 2002.
For information about
buying or selling a home in
Morris or Passaic County,
contact Cindy Gallagher with
Coldwell Banker Residential
Brokerage in Kinnelon/Butler
at (973) 714-3897 (cell) or
(973) 283-7725. The Kin-
nelon/Butler office is located
at 1450 Route 23 North. You
can view the companys list-
ings at www.coldwellbanker-
moves.com.
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Realtor
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197 Berdan Ave. Wayne. N1
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Serving Morris, Passaic, Essex
and Bergen Counties
Consistant TOP PRODUCER
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Maria Ferrito
PEQUANNOCK $269,999
Beautiful 2BR 2FBA end unit with vaulted ceilings
and 2 balconies. Outdoor amenities include pool,
clubhouse and tennis.
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$678,000
Packanack Lake-Front
Lowest priced lakefront
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Private backyard
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Wayne
$749,900
6BR Home with Million
Dollar Views!! 10k
Credit for closing costs.
ncludes 1 year
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383 Ramapo Valley Road Oakland. N1
Phone 201-337-6600 x 209
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Wayne $209,900
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JOAN LA GRECA
REALTOR
Lincoln Park 265.000 Wayne 499.000
991 Hamburg Turnpike Wayne, NJ 07470
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level FR, w/bdrm, bth, laundry. Hdwd flrs & tile.
Full length attic. 2 car attached gar & large
driveway. Park like property. Large patio
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Clean & bright 2 story deer run townhouse. 2 bed-
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Sliding doors lead onto deck w/park like property,
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length of unit, assigned parking. Pool/tennis/9 hole
golf course and clubhouse. Taxes being ap-
pealed. 4th qtr rebate. Unit is closer to entrance
and in walking distance to pool.... Welcome home!
Cindy Gallagher
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Jewish Family Service of
North Jersey, a recipient of fi-
nancial assistance from UJA
Federation of North Jersey, is
expanding its Kosher Meals on
Wheels program in Wayne. The
Meals on Wheels Program pro-
vides hot, nutritious Kosher
meals to people age 60 and over,
or those younger who have a
disability and who are unable to
cook or shop. Volunteer drivers
bring needed meals, offer a
smile, a greeting and a personal
contact to the elderly, many of
whom seldom get out. Drivers
are needed to deliver meals two
times a month. Presently, we
are accepting referrals for people
who would like to receive meals.
Please call Paul Klein at (973)
595-0111 to volunteer, to re-
quest Kosher Meals on Wheels,
or for additional information.
The Circle of Friendship, a
support group for the separated
and divorced, meets at 7:30 p.m.
every Thursday at St. Marys
Church, 17 Pompton Ave in
Pompton lakes. For further in-
formation call Christine at 973-
335-9880.
For Singles in their 20s-30s
looking to meet other young
Jewish singles, come join us for
games, friends, snacks and
more! We meet the first Sunday
of the month at Congregation
Beth Shalom, 21 Passaic Ave,
Pompton Lakes, NJ. Bring your
friends. Find our page on Face-
book or email 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,
emotional and spiritual support
to the terminally ill. They work
directly with patients and fami-
lies providing respite for care-
givers, companionship for
patients and families and run er-
rands. For additional informa-
tion please call at
973-256-4636 ask for Laura En-
twistle. Weekday volunteers are
especially needed. REACH
OUT - Give the Gift of SELF!!
Mommy and Me Fitness!
Mothers with infants and young
toddlers have always been chal-
lenged to find a way to get back
in shape while focusing on the
demands of new motherhood.
This class lets mom keep baby
within arms reach so there is no
need to worry about finding a
sitter or making the time away
from baby to workout. The
StrollFit program is developed
with the needs of both mom
and baby in mind. Each 60-
minute class consists of cardio-
vascular, strength and flexibility
training for a total body work-
out. The classes also provide a
great environment for moms to
connect with one another and
develop support systems for
achieving fitness goals. Not to
mention bonding with baby!
Now offered in 2 locations
Wayne and Montclair. For more
information or to attend a free
class- Contact Tami Wolfe at
973-896-4828 or email tamis-
wolfe@comcast.net.
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10 HILLSIDE RD, KINNELON
22 BRECKENRIDGE TERRACE, KINNELON
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KINNELON/GRANDVIEW $1,275,000
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15 total rooms, 6 bedrooms, 4 and 1/2 baths on 2.3
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home. A two story great room with gas fireplace, an office,
a conservatory with panoramic mountain views. A gourmet
eat in kitchen with a center island and separate dining area.
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place and walk in closet. Entire home alarmed. This home
offers an in-law suite with 2 bedrooms, a bathroom & a liv-
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dream come true, this elegant home is absolutely stunning!
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sliding glass doors to the paver patio and fenced in pool area.
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KINNELON $1,450,000
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8,769 sq ft, the ultimate in privacy majestically situated on
4.5 acres. This striking resort style custom Colonial home has
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floors, a sun porch overlooking the fabulous grounds with
radiant heat. A two story great room, a spectacular eat in
kitchen with granite + stainless appliances, family room with
radiant heat. 5 fire places to enjoy throughout the home.
alarm system, central vac.Gsmls#: 2854640
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