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K
innelon Dentist Dr.
Peter Brusco chose to
spend his weekend a
little differently on January 7-
8. Along with twelve
others in his field, and
his lovely assistant
Sandy, Dr. Brusco trav-
eled to Fort Dix and
the McGuire Air Force
Base to perform dental
check -ups and clear-
ances for soldiers. For
everything these men
and women have done
for our country, this
was the least I could do
to say thank you, said
Dr. Brusco.
The base set up
several trailers filled
with the latest in den-
tal technology where
the dentists would each see
hundreds and hundreds of
patients. Thousands of ser-
vicemen from the Army and
the Air Force (both enlisted
and in the reserves) would
have the opportunity for a
dental screening. A busy
weekend for the dentists,
but Dr. Brusco was eager
to offer his support to
the troops.
The weekend start-
ed off with some military
training for the dentists.
Believe it or not, there
are strict dental health
classifications that can
stall a soldiers deploy-
ment. Soldiers are rated
from 1 (the best) to 3
(the worst). We even
had to answer affirma-
tive for yes, and nega-
tive for no, explained
Dr. Brusco. It was very
cool. Once everyone
was clear on their mission and
the proper protocol, it was
time to begin.
Through the day, Dr.
Brusco saw about six hundred
soldiers. He and Sandy took
scans and X-Rays, blood pres-
sure readings, and performed
fillings and even extractions.
Those who were rated poorly
according to the militarys
classification system were
given the proper treatment
they needed under the friend-
ly gentle hand of Dr. Brusco.
But what was most fulfilling
were the opportunities to hear
the stories of several of the
soldiers. Many of these men
and women had such tremen-
dous stories. One soldier I had
the opportunity to get to
know had flown as a pilot in
six separate missions! Just
incredible, said a genuinely
impacted Dr. Brusco. He is
already eager to participate in
next months screenings.
If youd like to find out
more about Dr. Bruscos prac-
tice in Kinnelon or about the
work he is doing with the
United States military, visit
www.drbrusco.com.
Local dentist supports troops at Fort Dix and Mcguire AFB By Joe Pellegrino Jr.
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ing project for comfort pil-
lows for breast cancer
patients. Weve made and
donated 6,580 pillows to
date. All pillows are con-
tributed to Morristown
Memorial, Chilton Memorial
in Pompton Plains and Saint
Clares in Denville and
Dover. A team of club mem-
bers, seniors and volunteers
from surrounding cities par-
ticipate in this worthy proj-
ect. The last few years even
heart surgery patients have
found use for the comfort pil-
lows. The pillow is com-
pletely washable and may be
used under the seat belt after
surgery as well. Chairperson
Alexandria Sarra may be
reached at (973) 405-0088.
All monetary donations will
be used to purchase 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 stu-
dents attending non-public
schools, homeless & migrant
children, who reside in
Lincoln Park) is offering
remedial programs for eligi-
ble children. If your child is
experiencing physical, senso-
ry, emotional, communica-
tion, cognitive or social diffi-
culties help is available.
Contact: Mrs. Grace
Marinello, Supervisor of
Special Services at (973)
696-9150 to arrange a meet-
ing with members of the
Child Study Team. If eligible,
an educational program will
be provided at no charge
through the Lincoln Park
Public Schools.
Mothers & More, GWA.
This not-for-profit group for
both stay at home and work-
ing moms features Monthly
Meetings, Playgroups, Mom
& Tot Outings, Moms Nights
Out and so much more!
Monthly Meetings are held
on the 1st Monday of each
month (unless holiday) at
7:30 pm at Our Savior
Lutheran Church in
Pompton Plains, 670 Newark
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hat if this was the
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Membership at Womans
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traditional rows and rows of
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facilitated by unique classes
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room, a sauna and a wide
variety of assorted exercise
equipment.
Additionally, Womans
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We are located at 1479
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We meet the first Wednesday
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Montville Senior Citizens
Club: The group, open to all
Montville Township Seniors
age 55 and older, meets every
1st and 3rd Friday of the
month. Our meetings are
held at the Montville Senior
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next to the police station.
We serve coffee and cake at
12pm before the meeting at
1pm. New members and
guests are always welcome.
For information call Celia at
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Passaic Valley Hospice, a
non-profit organization is in
need of volunteers for various
duties. Volunteers are an
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information please call 973-
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om Ferraro, Solar &
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Since then, Ive moved
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Heres how it works.
The cost of a typical solar
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averaging about $30,000.
First, right off the top, youre
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So now youre down to an
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year. And through a New
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per year in income. This
results in a total annual cash
flow of $3,300, or a simple
Return on Investment of over
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and probably 30 40 years.
With this cash outlay,
youll recover about 40%, or
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And there are programs to
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So, the question you
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on an investment whose prin-
ciple cant go down without
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Community Happenings
O
ld age happens. Our
dogs are no excep-
tion. As our dogs
become senior citizens, their
physical and mental capabili-
ties change and their needs
change too. Being aware of
these changes and knowing
what to expect will help your
pets golden years be happy
and comfortable.
Some common changes
that you may expect to see in
your senior dog are: loss of
hearing or vision, decreased
activity and/or weight gain,
changes in skin or fur, dental
disease, more sensitive stom-
ach, lumps and bumps, or
even dementia. These
changes dont happen at the
same time for all dogs
because in general, smaller
breeds live longer than larger
dogs. A good rule of thumb
is that, on average, a dog is
considered a senior at 7 years
of age.
Senior dogs may act dif-
ferently and may require dif-
ferent care but AGE IS NOT
A DISEASE. These dogs
arent lost causes and mini-
mal effort can add years to
their lives. The main focus
should be on prevention.
Whenever possible, it is bet-
ter and less costly to prevent
a problem from occurring,
rather than wait for a prob-
lem to develop. Detecting
diseases in their early stages
greatly improves the out-
come. Advancements in vet-
erinary medicine have kept
our pets alive longer, health-
ier and happier. If there is a
problem with your dog, don't
assume its just because
he/she is old, and nothing
can be done. With the appro-
priate treatment, which can
be simple and non-invasive,
many conditions can
improve.
Geriatric care for your
dog and prevention begins
with routine visits to your
veterinarian. Most pets visit
their veterinarian once a
year but it is recommended
that senior pets be seen every
6 months. Mainly because
dogs age approximately seven
times faster than us and early
detection of problems is key.
Your veterinarian may do the
following to assess and main-
tain a healthy senior dog:
take a thorough medical his-
tory noting changes in
behavior and physical abili-
ties, a complete physical
examination, early detection
bloodworm and urinalysis,
aspiration of any new lumps
or bumps, x-rays, glaucoma
checks and blood pressure
checks.
Based on the veterinari-
ans findings, treatment
options and care can be dis-
cussed. One of the most
important aspects is nutri-
tion. In general, a high qual-
ity senior food is recom-
mended once your dog reach-
es 7 years of age but there
may be very individual nutri-
tional needs. The best food
to feed depends on the spe-
cific problems or nutritional
requirements of the individ-
ual animal. For instance,
obesity is a very common
problem of older animals and
will shorten their lifespan. A
lower calorie/ higher fiber
diet would be recommended
for these dogs. Other diets
would be advised for dogs
with GI disorders, kidney or
liver disease, arthritis, skin
problems, etc.
Home care is also essen-
tial. Close observation of
any changes in mobility,
drinking, eating, etc should
be noted and reported to
your veterinarian early.
Potential problems may also
be uncovered by getting your
hands on your pet to inspect
them periodically.
Feed a good quality dog
food that is appropriate for
your dog's specific needs. Do
not allow your pet to gain
excessive weight which is
very common when your sen-
ior dogs metabolism slows
down and they dont exercise
as much. It can make them
more prone to arthritis, heart
disease and diabetes. Follow
your veterinarian's recom-
mendations as to exercise,
nutrition and any medica-
tions that may be needed.
Our senior dogs may not
be able to do what they used
to but with a little preven-
tion and early detection they
can still live a happy, fulfill-
ing life and still be wonderful
companions to us.
Dr. Matthew Krupnick is the
owner of the Pequannock Ani-
mal Hospital. He grew up in
Kinnelon and is happy to be
home, with his wife, three cats
and two dogs, to provide quali-
ty and compassionate care for
your pets in the community.
The Pequannock Animal Hos-
pital is located at 591 Newark
Pompton Turnpike in Pompton
Plains. You may reach them by
calling (973) 616-0400.
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WHERE YOUR
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W
hen a child begins
to walk his or her
parents expect the
child to utilize good posture
with feet pointed in a straight
or neutral direction. When a
new walkers feet are pointing
in, (pidgeontoed) or out,
(bowlegged) it may be a
source of concern for family
members. Parents often ask if
the childs walk is normal.
Will the child grow out of it
and will it cause problems into
adulthood?
Infants learning to walk
typically stand with their legs
in a wide position, their arms
held high and sometimes their
feet turned in or out. Some
parents often describe this
early walking pattern as the
Frankenstein walk. This
walk is partially a result of the
child trying to balance as well
as he or she can when learning
a new and difficult skill. In
order to enable the parent to
understand what the infant is
experiencing, I ask them to
recall the first time they went
skiing. They often remember
the stiffness of their bodies,
the wide stance of their legs
and their lack of fluidity as
they awkwardly attempted to
snowplow down the bunny
slope. The parent can then see
the similarities between the
novice skier and walker. With
practice, coordination
improves in both cases. I
advise parents that this is a
normal part of their childs
development and there is no
need to be concerned at this
time.
During certain develop-
mental tasks in or outtoeing is
normal. At birth the upper
portion of the thigh bone is
rotated inward an average of
40 degrees. By the age of
eight, this inward rotation or
anteversion typically decreas-
es to 10 to15 degrees. It is nor-
mal for the childs feet to turn
in when he or she begins to
walk. However, after 6-8
months when the child has
built strength, the arches of
the foot have begun to devel-
op and stability and balance
improves; the intoeing should
diminish.
Some childrens inward
rotation does not diminish
and the intoeing posture per-
sists causing various problems.
Intoeing may cause the child
to trip because of difficulty
clearing the foot off the
ground. Intoeing may also
result in a delay of motor mile-
stones like jumping, skipping,
hopping and running. The
child may have difficulty
keeping up with his age level
peers and may also demon-
strate muscular weakness,
hyperflexibility of the hip
muscles that turn the thigh in
and poor trunk strength due
to faulty W sitting postures.
If your child demonstrates the
symptoms mentioned, a con-
sultation with a pediatric
physical therapist should be
obtained. If intoeing is left
untreated in early childhood,
the adolescent may experi-
ence knee pain or instability
as a result.
There are three typical
causes of intoeing: Metatarsus
adductus (curved foot),
Femoral anteversion (twisted
thigh bone) and Tibial torsion
(twisted shin bone). A child
with femoral anteversion is
easily identifiable. He or she
usually sits in a W position
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Intoeing and Outtoeing: Why is my child
walking with their feet turning in/out?By Gena Livingston
E
ncouraging the use of
creative activities and
games that challenge
your children to think out-
side the box and build their
problem solving skills at an
early age will help encourage
them to become independent
thinkers and problem solvers
skills that will benefit
them for the rest of their
lives.
Giving your child simple
games such as building blocks
that require identifying differ-
ent shapes is a great way to
start building problem solving
skills. For older children,
more challenging games may
be required to build their
problem solving abilities and
their confidence in taking on
greater challenges. One new
game that has caught the
attention of educators and
parents alike is the new
Perplexus 3D game maze by
Plasmart Inc. This is a 3-
dimensional maze game
where players maneuver a
small marble around chal-
lenging barriers inside a large-
sized transparent sphere.
Unlike traditional flat-surface
mazes that are composed of
one path, Perplexus chal-
lenges players problem solv-
ing abilities with numerous
paths to choose
from and hun-
dreds of barriers
to overcome.
Players can race
each other or the
clock. In addition
to being an enter-
taining game, its
a valuable tool for
cognitive devel-
opment, encour-
aging children to
exercise their problem-solv-
ing, motor and dexterity
skills, as well as improving
their hand-eye coordination.
Ex-perts say the game is just
as challenging for adults as it
is for children and will espe-
cially keep parent solving
skills sharp as well.
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Photo Gallery, the first juried
photography exhibition and
contest held jointly by these
two local nonprofit organi-
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and support the arts in our
community, and in doing so,
you might just Save A Life.
The $10 entry dona-
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Reception on Friday, March
2nd from 6 to 9 pm, with
wine and hors doeuvres,
will help fund the Riverdale
Art Center and Pequannock
Valley Rotarys Save a Life
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proof vests for our local
policemen and provides fund-
ing for needed equipment to
the local fire and first aid
squads. The exhibition will be
held at the RACs new art
gallery, Salon No. 5, at 5
Mathews Ave in Riverdale. A
Photo Gallery will also be
open to the public on March
3rd & 4th from 12 - 4 pm with
the opportunity to purchase
some of these photographs.
The exhibition is open to
all amateur photographers liv-
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older. The categories for
entries are landscape/nature,
animals, portraits, and
abstracts. Prizes will be award-
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entry form for all the details.
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one wishing to honor
cancer survivors and care-
givers, or to pay
tribute to those
who have lost their
battle with cancer
to attend the Relay
For Life kick-off on
Sunday, January
29th at 3 p.m. at
the Montville
Senior House, 356
Route 202,
Montville.
The Kick-Off
event will feature
13-year-old Sydney
Becker as the guest
speaker. She will
share her 12-
month journey as a
cancer survivor.
Also, Montvilles own Lazar
Middle School 8th grader,
Emily Michalak, a finalist on
Foxs X Factor, and Michael
Ricciardi, Montvilles Idol
winner and Hilldale School
5th grader will perform during
the event.
This year will mark
Montvilles 4th Relay For Life
which draws nearly 700 par-
ticipants and has raised
$425,000 for cancer research,
education and support. The
Relay offers the community a
unique way to work together
to fight cancer and for one
night, come together as one
to celebrate, remember, and
fight back.
Previous team captains
and those who are interested
in forming teams are encour-
aged to attend to learn more
about this overnight commu-
nity celebration slated for
June 89 at Montville
Township High School.
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for Life, visit www.relayfor-
life.org/montvillenj or con-
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motor skill development and
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KINNELON $1,250,000
Smoke Rise 5BR, 4.1 bath, new kit., W/D LL,
W/IG pool, flat yard, wood floors, SS appl., 4
fplcs., spect. Views. KIN5812
WAYNE $484,500
Well maintained 3BR Split with 2.5 newer baths
on level property in a great location for schools,
commuting & shopping. WYN0808
Wayne 973-694-8000
WAYNE $347,000
3BR, 2 bath Split on 1/3 acre level lot. NO
FLOOD. Fplc., wood flrs., CA, bsmt. & gar. Lake
priv. Walk to NY bus. Home warranty.
WYN0226
Wayne 973-694-8000
WAYNE $319,000
Lovely 2BR, 2.5Bath Ridge Rise end unit Town-
home with spacious rooms, LR with fplc., full
bsmt. & garage. WYN0794
Wayne 973-694-8000
WAYNE $529,900
Pristine 5BR, 2.5 bath Colonial in very desirable
area with FR with fplc., huge MBR with 2 wi
closets & full bath + 2 car gar. Excellent oppty!
WYN1003
Wayne 973-694-8000
WAYNE $399,000
Lovely 4BR, 2.5 bath sidehall Colonial with lg.
Cath. Ceiling, LR & HW floors on cul-de-sac
loc. Near schools & NYC transit. Needs updat-
ing. WYN0692
Wayne 973-694-8000
WAYNE $570,000
Completely renovated 3BR, 2.5 bath Colonial
Split with additional feats. EIK with isle, HW,
granite, SS, MBR suite + double marble vanity
bath & MORE UPGRADES! WYN0763
Wayne 973-694-8000
KINNELON $624,000
Smoke Rise delightful 12 room, 5BR, 3.1 bath
expanded Ranch on cul-de-sac with pool & fin.
Walkout LL. KIN2273
KINNELON $650,000
Fayson Lakes 5BRs, 3 bath lakefront with
spectacular views from almost every room, fin.
W/O LL, perfect In-law suite. KIN5060
KINNELON $875,000
Smoke Rise remodeled 6BR, 5.1 bath custom
home with 3 car gar. on over 6 private area, in-
door heated pool. Spacious in-law Suite.
KIN5091
RIVERDALE $309,900
The Grande 1232sf. Limited Laurel model
wonderful floor plan for the discriminating
buyer. Amenities: Clubhouse, Pool, tennis,
Gym. WYN0008
Wayne 973-694-8000
WAYNE $339,900
Estate Sale! Lg. property with potential, 4BR, 2
bath Cape Colonial with HW flrs., EIK, LR with
fplc., FDR, lots of storage, full bsmt., 2 car gar.
WYN1018
Wayne 973-694-8000
WAYNE $539,000
Expanded Bilevel with 4BRs on main fl, HW
flrs, 2.5 baths, kit/Granite, dual fplc., new sid-
ing, Energy Star Dr., Pella windows, MORE!
WYN0900
Wayne 973-694-8000
GREEN POND $299,500
Green Pond Bright 2/3BR, 1.5 bath move in
ready on a level lot, short walk to lake/activities.
KIN2264
BLOOMINGDALE $250,000
Spacious 3BR Ranch with EIK & DA, updated
bath, MBR with 1.2bath & wi closet, fin. Bsmt.
Rec Rm, Cedar Closet, CA & gar. WYN0912
Wayne 973-694-8000
GREEN POND $435,000
Best Buy in GP Lake Club Community, 3BRs,
updated kit., bsmt., deck, 2 car gar. with upper
level. Completely priced. KIN3022
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Here are some things
that you will and will not find
in newer homes moving for-
ward.
The dining room is becom-
ing extinct, with larger, eat-
i n- ki t chen/ ent er t ai ni ng
spaces the norm. The kitchen
will be the main room of the
home and be renamed the
kitchen lounge.
Separate rooms are evolving
into spaces that serve many
different purposes.
Although the sizes of bath-
rooms may be scaled back, the
amenities will not. Spa-style
bathrooms with luxurious
products, high-tech features
and televisions will be on the
rise.
The master bedroom suite
may not shrink in size, but it
could be combined to form a
home office and exercise
space.
Expect to see more high-
tech offerings, such as voice-
or motion-activation devices
in the home. Lighting, enter-
tainment gear, heating/cool-
ing systems, and even blinds
could be hooked up to a mas-
ter control system.
Thanks to an increasing
number of people working
from home, the presence of a
dedicated home office is a
given in newer homes. Nearly
40 percent of industry fore-
casters say that they expect
one in every home.
Home storage solutions will
also be a vital component of
new homes. Builders will cre-
ate clever solutions for mixing
storage into more compact
spaces.
With aging Baby Boomers
comprising a larger segment of
home buyers, expect to see
more one-level homes, or at
least homes where there is a
master suite and the majority
of the living space on the first
level.
Part of what is driving
this trend is the cost of homes
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BUTLER BORO $294,900
$1,109 PER MONTH
30Yr Fixed w/0 points. 3.875% / APR: 3.979%
HAMBURG BORO $227,000
$854.00 PER MONTH
LINCOLN PARK $350,000
$1,317 PER MONTH
KINNELON $638,400
$2,475 PER MONTH
30Yr Fixed w/0 points. 4.125%/ APR: 4.183%
PEQUANNOCK $449,321
$1,690 PER MONTH
POMPTON PLAINS $399,700
$1,504 PER MONTH
$1,317 PER MONTH
$1,692 PER MONTH
$763 PER MONTH
POMPTON LAKES $137,900
$527 PER MONTH
POMPTON LAKES $249,900
$940 PER MONTH
RINGWOOD $369,000
$1,388 PER MONTH
PEQUANNOCK $270,000
$1,016 PER MONTH
$1,730 PER MONTH
DECEMBER
Sales Person of the Month SALES
Bronze Level Quality Service Pinnacle Producer
Masters Ruby
CoIIeen McMahon 973-214-5250 ceII
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effrey David Halpern,
Vice President-Branch
Manager of Coccia
Realty, Madison, recently
announced that Gaye Collins,
formerly of Weichert Realtors,
joined the firm as a Realtor.
We are very excited to
have Gaye join our team.
Personable and knowledge-
able describes Gaye. She has
been in the Real Estate busi-
ness, assisting clients and cus-
tomers to buy & sell properties
since 2004, boasts Halpern.
As a full-time Realtor,
Gaye understands the need to
hire the right real estate
agent, one who focuses on a
clients individual needs, the
neighborhood, the communi-
ty and the intangibles; which
makes a house and area, a
home.
What my clients discov-
er about me explains Collins,
I believe wholeheartedly in
the unique, personal nature of
real estate. My motto,
MARIA FERRITO
GEMINI LLC ReaIty - 973-696-1111x131
197 Berdan Ave., Wayne, NJ
NJAR MILLION DOLLAR SALES CLUB 2001
NJ CIRCLE OF EXCELLENCE 2002-2010
Consistent TOP PRODUCER
in the WAYNE area
973-986-6914 Cell
Townhome Specialist Relocation Agent
Call
MARIA FERRITO
for CURRENT MARKET VALUE
OF YOUR HOME
MONTVILLE
Custom 5BR Colonial
on .75 acre property.
SOLD!
maria.ferrito@century21.com
MONTVILLE $550,000
4 bedrm, 2 bath split in the Pine Brook section
about a acre w/ 2 car garage! Meticulously kept,
finished basement, hardwood floors, in-ground
pool.
BOONTON TWP $499,000
5 bedroom, 3 bath center hall colonial on just
under an acre. Central A/C 2 car garage.
Horse Lovers! 3 bedrm 2 bath home on 7 private
acres w/6 car garage on private road.
MONTVILLE $300,000
Brick 1 fam on over an acre! Ideal for renovation or
build new home on property! 5 bedrms, 4 baths.
NEEDS WORK!
MONTVILLE $299,900
Terrific Starter or Tear down on 2 acres with 2 car
garage.
MONTVILLE $250,000
3 bedrm, 1 bath Colonial on acre. Spacious,
hardwood floors. Short Sale!
MONTVILLE $880,000
Spacious newer Col. cul-de-sac, lg gourmet kit.
w/ SS appliances, sliders to deck, fdr, liv rm w/fplc
,fam rm w/ fplc , bdrm /office on 1st floor w/ fbath,
large master suite 2nd fl.
VERNON $750,000
Incredible 4 bedrm colonial on over 1.5 acres w/3
car built in garage. Stunning gourmet kitchen,
huge great room with fireplace!
MONTVILLE $500,000
Premier Townhouse style home w/2 gar., presti-
gious Longview development w/pool! 3 bdrms, 3
1/2 baths & loft! Numerous upgrades throughout!
Wonderful newer kitchen w/granite, fin. bsmt.
MONTVILLE $529,000
Split level w/spectacular views, about acre Lake
Valhalla! 4 bedrms, 2 baths, fam room.
Spacious 4 bedrm home on just under an acre!
Mountain Lakes Schools, Great location! Needs a
bit of TLC.
MONTVILLE $600,000
Tudor style 4 bedrm, 2 bath colonial with 3 car
garage on about an acre. Spacious room, fireplace
and numerous amenities.
MONTVILLE $669,000
Terrific CHC on about acre w/4 bedrms, 3
baths, a great room w/vaulted ceilings & family rm
w/fireplace! 2 car garage, numerous upgrades. In-
cludes 1 year Home Buyer Warranty!
PARSIPPANY $200,000
3 bedroom raised ranch with driveway, NOT in
flood zone! Must be sold to settle estate, inspect
& make your offer.
MONTVILLE $395,000
3 bedrm, 2 bath brick ranch on approx. acre.
Well-kept home in a desirable neighborhood!
FAIRFIELD $369,900
Amazing raised ranch in great shape. Spacious
rooms, 2 car garage, wood burning stove. 90 x 176
lot!
NORTH CALDWELL $850,000
Center Hall colonial on a great street with many
upgrades! 5 bedrms, 2 baths, on almost acre.
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MONTVILLE TWP $629,000
Custom crafted colonial on about a acre on a terrific. Towaco
Train station nearby! 5 bdrm, 3 bath home, Great floor plan, fam
rom w/vaulted beam ceilings, fireplace & glass sliders leading to
an amazing deck! King sized Master bdrm suite w/ full bath &
whirlpool tub! Includes 1 year AHS home buyer home warranty!
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!
Very well maintained colonial home on 2799sq ft/ .356 acres.
9ft ceilings,eik/dining area. FDR (tray ceiling), l/r, fam/rm. Mstr
b/r &mstr bath, attic, unfinished l/l/slider doors to magnificent
property. Gas fireplace in the family room. Muti-zone heat and
central air. 2 car attached garage. 2 car width driveway for ap-
prox 6 cars. Fabulous lot. No water during storm. Present all
offers!!!!!!!!!
1995, young clean, bright, fantastic center hall colonial on cul
de sac. 4 brs 2 1/2 bths. Oversized kit w/sep dining area. Slider
doors to deck-fdr, Lr, Gr, w/woodburning fplc. Laundry 1st floor.
Pooltable (negoiatable). Master br with mstr bath that includes
jetted tub w/skylight. Home features hrdwd flrs through out.
Multi-zoned (4) attic. Park like property with beautiful landscap-
ing. In-ground heated pool for summertime entertaining. Deck
is oversized with awning. 2 car attached garage with double
width driveway. Home waiting for you! Please present offer.
Wayne $515,000 Bloomingdale $525,000
Coccia Realty welcomes Gaye Collins
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Expectation, is more than just words;
it is what I strive for.
I never promise what I cannot
deliver she added, I joined Coccia
Realtys Madison Office because their
philosophy, of providing professional
and personal service, mirrors mine.
Coupling that with the total support
for their agents, I can concentrate on
my clients needs, with all the tools
necessary to assist those clients, with-
out the corporate constraints and ris-
ing out-of-pocket costs from the big
box real estate companies.
Ms. Collins resides in Whippany
with her husband and two children.
She is involved with numerous com-
munity organizations and is the for-
mer Vice President of the Salem
Drive School PTA.
Selling homes since 1961,
Coccia Realty, Inc. is a member in
good standing of the National, New
Jersey, and local Boards of Realtors,
and members of the Garden State
Multiple Listing Service (MLS),
Hudson County MLS and the New
Jersey MLS of which they are ranked
in the top 2% of closed transactions.
One of the fastest growing independ-
ent real estate companies in
Northern New Jersey, Coccia also
has offices in Montville, Kearny,
Lyndhurst, and Rutherford. Visit
their website: www.cocciarealty.com.
For all of your real estate needs,
please contact Gaye at 973-479-
9293 (cell) or 973-377-4400 (ofc).
Email her at gaye.collins@mycoc-
cia.com or visit her at the Coccia
Realty office located at 49 Main
Street, Madison.
Coccia Realty welcomes Gaye Collins
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'Is K-LiIt or IaceliIt right Ior you?
By Dr. Ramtin Kassir
www. dr kas s i r. com
MONA LI SA COSMETI C SURGERY CENTER
Before After
Before After
Before After
Before and 18 Days After Facelift by Dr. Kassir.
A
s a New York & New Jersey Double Board
Certified Facial Plastic Surgeon, I see people
from all over the world who desire a tighter
neck and jaw line. A more sculpted appearance to the
neck and jaw line is a common
desire from both men and women
from around the globe and this is a
trait that equates to beauty in every
culture.

The new K-Lift
procedure
allows us to create a very defined
cervico-mental angle which is the
region where the neck meets the
face. This line is typically very well
defined in the most attractive people.
The necklift procedure typically
included liposuction to reduce
the excess fat in the neck and a
platysmaplasty which tightens
the loose muscles in the neck.
This combination of
procedures has been very
successful in the past.
We now have the
option to include
the placement of
specialized sutures,
which allow us to
create far more
definition then we
have ever been
able to in the
past.
This procedure
takes about 1
hour to perform
and has a
downt i me
of about 7
days with
minimal to no pain. This procedure requires a very
small imperceptible incision under the chin and in the
crease behind each ear.
The K-Lift
is the ideal procedure for someone

who wishes to have more definition
to their neck and jaw line who does
not have a lot of excess skin. The
presence of excess skin usually
requires some form of facelift
procedure to reduce the excess skin
burden. Some people lack neck
definition based on extra fat alone
and these people can be corrected
with lipo-suction.
Some people lack definition
based on extra skin and these people require removal
of that extra skin with some form of facelift procedure.
Some people lack definition of their neck based on
loose muscles in the neck and these people require
a platysmaplasty procedure. Most people have a
combination of these factors contributing to their lack
of neck definition and these people require some if not
all of the above mentioned procedures for correction.
The sutures allow us to create good neck and jaw
line definition in people who have unfavorable
anatomy, either from the structure of their trachea
(windpipe) pushing forward on the neck or the muscles
of the floor of mouth and tongue, pushing down under
the chin. Previously, people with unfavorable anatomy
were asked to expect minimal improvement in their
neck and jaw line from the older surgical techniques,
but as our facelift and necklift procedures improve and
technology, such as the sutures, improves, these same
people can now expect very striking results that were
unachievable in the past. K
Please call (973) 692-9300 or email
info@drkassir.com anytime, 24hrs,
to receive a free copy of
The Secrets of Ageless Skin and
find out how to turn back the clock a decade or more.
"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,
MD, FACS
(TM)

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