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tion.
Though it was
once easy to send kids
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of notebooks and a few
other accessories,
todays students live
in a digital world, and
their teachers often
rely on technology to supple-
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ways to give kids the tools
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cases, its not even
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H
igh Definition Per-
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ter in Wayne
recently hosted a shoe drive
to benefit
Soles4Souls, Inc., and
with the help of
clients and friends,
collected 470 pairs of
shoes.
Soles4Souls Inc.
has committed to col-
lect and distribute 11
million shoes in 2011
to people living in extreme
poverty and recovering from
natural disasters through its
11 IN 11 campaign. The
shoe charity provides one pair
of shoes to a person in need
every 7 seconds. Since 2005,
Soles4Souls has distributed
more than 13 million pairs of
shoes because of the generos-
ity and commitment of peo-
ple and organizations like
High Definition Personal
Training Center.
When Edie read about
Soles4Souls, Inc. she was so
excited about starting a drive
here at High Definition says
owner Geri McGurk
about trainer Edie
Manzo-Calvitti. Our
clients couldnt wait to
contribute and began
cleaning their closets,
bringing in shoes by
the bagful!
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Aug 27
On Saturday, Aug. 27, Macys
will host its sixth annual Shop
for a Cause benefiting charities
nationwide. Since 2006, Shop
for a Cause has raised more than
$38 million for charities across
the country. Friends of Wayne
Animals Inc. (FOWA), an all-
volunteer non-profit rescue or-
ganization working throughout
Northern New Jersey, is partici-
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home items, luggage, china,
crystal and silver; and 10 per-
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ance furniture, mattresses, rugs,
electrics and technology. Exclu-
sions apply, such as super buys,
Everyday Value, cosmetics
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and Tempurpedic. Discount
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cert celebrating Americas great
heritage through sacred and sec-
ular song. Offered on Sunday,
September 11th at 3 PM choirs
from the Packanack Commu-
nity Church, the Immaculate
Heart of Mary Parish, the Mel-
O-Chords from Montclair and
the Youth Chorale of the Hun-
terdon Academy in Flemington
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Aaron Coplands Appalachian
Spring Suite. There is no ad-
mission fee but an offering will
be collected. For more informa-
tion go to www.packanack.com.
The concert will take place at
the Packanack Community
Church, 120 Lake Drive East,
Wayne, NJ.
Sept 21
On Thursday, September 21,
2011, The St. Josephs Wayne
Hospital Auxiliary, Wayne,
New Jersey will hold their
Mardi Gras Beefsteak and
Tricky Tray, The goal of the
event is to raise funds for a
major renovation and expan-
sion project occurring through-
out the hospital. Enjoy an
evening of dining, dancing and
fabulous prizes. Join us at the
Brownstone located at 351
West Broadway in Paterson.
Doors open at 6:30 PM. Tickets
are $50 per person. The festivi-
ties begin with an Italian Cold
Antipasto followed with Penne
Rigate and Beefsteak slices on
French bread, beer, wine and
soda are offered along with cof-
fee, tea and a delicious dessert.
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Professional musicians and vo-
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Some 50 Rotary volunteers
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Those without a set budget
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People interested in re-
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ing more frequently should
consider alternative options
than buying retail. Here are
some ideas to think about.
Clothing Swap
A good way to socialize
and switch-up a wardrobe is to
host a clothing swap party. In-
vite around 10 friends or family
members to be part of it. Be sure
to have at least 2 or 3 of the
same-sized people so that there
wont be an abundance of items
to fit one person and not
enough to fit another. Shoes
and accessories are also accept-
able.
Set the rules for the event,
where each person is entitled to
take as many items as she has
brought. Encourage guests to
bring clean, gently used items
that are in good quality. Because
this type of get-together in-
volves some advanced work of
sorting through clothing, be
sure to give guests ample ad-
vance notice.
Have refreshments on
hand and opportunities to chat
over styles and options. What-
ever clothes are not taken by
others can be donated to char-
ity.
Consignment Stores
It used to be that consign-
ment stores were the stepchil-
dren 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 department stores,
consignment shops often offer
new or very lightly used items
for resale at a fraction of the
original retail price. Plus, theyre
an ideal place to look for unique
pieces and accessories that
might otherwise have been out
of budget.
Shop Basics
When buying new items at
a store, buy pieces that can be
put together in a variety of com-
binations. Stick to similar col-
ors and themes so that each
piece will work seamlessly. Con-
sider multi-layered items that
can be worn with a cardigan or
without; or go from the office to
a dinner date afterward. Re-
member, items that blend can
be worn more often because
they wont stick out in the
minds of others as something
flashy.
Consider Shopping Online
Shoppers are often amazed
at the wide variety of items that
can be purchased online. If a
shopper doesnt see something
in a store for the price she
wants, she can comparison shop
online. Although she cant try
on merchandise, with the ex-
ception of some sites that offer
a virtual model, many online re-
tailers offer free shipping on re-
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the hassle out of visiting several
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We are so thankful to
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Shoppers simply visit the
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line retailers and sign up to be
notified of any deals or sales.
Coordinate with teachers
ahead of time. Parents should
consult their childs teacher
before school begins and
throughout the year to deter-
mine if there are any special
projects or reports coming up
that require certain supplies.
For instance, kids might need
costly graphing calculators
next semester. If parents are
given advance notice, they
can shop around to get the
best deal. Talk to local school
officials to see if its possible
to make a list of school sup-
plies available at the end of
the year instead of at the very
beginning. If so, this gives
parents several months to
shop around for the best
deals.
Do your own homework.
Parents of college-bound kids
might think an e-reader
would make the ideal gift,
saving kids the trouble of lug-
ging all those books around
campus. However, parents
should do their homework be-
fore making any such pur-
chases. Thats because not all
textbooks are available as e-
books, and kids might end up
having to buy hard copies of
their textbooks anyway. Be-
fore kids head off to college,
examine their first semester
schedule and then look on-
line for each class correspon-
ding syllabus. If most of their
required textbooks are avail-
able as e-books, then an e-
reader might make a great
gift. If not, think of some-
thing else.
Dont make the bottom line
the determining factor.
Whether a student is in grade
school, high school or college,
his or her school supplies tend
to undergo more than their
fair share of wear and tear. So
parents looking to save on
school supplies should con-
sider that when shopping.
Though the less expensive
backpack might seem more af-
fordable, make sure it can
withstand the test of time and
all the wear and tear that
comes with being a students
backpack. If not, it will likely
need to be replaced before the
school year is out, which can
end up costing more money in
the long run.
Recycle school supplies.
School supplies can be recy-
cled. At the end of each se-
mester or school year, perform
an inventory of existing school
supplies. If last semesters
notebooks were hardly used,
theres no need to buy new
ones for the new semester.
Similarly, parents who have a
couple of students in their
household can embrace hand-
me-down school supplies just
like they do with clothes. If
one child finishes the school
year, but didnt quite use up all
of their supplies, save those
supplies for the day when their
younger siblings end up in the
same class.
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to bed.
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Think about how Molly
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ear Doc:
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(and its not my husband)!
Despite drugs and lots of ther-
apy, 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 associated with ab-
normal posture are 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
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years had been getting worse.
She had tried various thera-
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neck. Infact, x-rays showed a
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Not only was she happy again
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Drs. Glenn and Christine Foss
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ogs have a unique
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They do this because each dog
has a unique scent that is
produced by their anal glands
or anal sacs. While many peo-
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these glands exist, they play
an important role in a dogs
behavior. They use this scent
to identify one another, as a
form of communication, and
when they were in the wild, as
a way to mark their territory
or scare off an enemy.
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
your pet defecates, a small
amount of this liquid is ex-
creted, contributing to your
dogs personal fragrance. Most
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these glands exist because in
most pets they dont cause any
problems. Although anal
glands can fail to empty
sufficiently and cause a
number of issues for your
pet.
The most common
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occurs when the liquid
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are unable to be ex-
pressed and cannot be
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impaction which is ex-
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for your pet. Typical signs
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usually be cleared up quickly
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make sure your pet eats a
high quality diet which is
high enough in fiber to en-
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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
this case, your pet will expe-
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The scooting or licking the
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You are lucky if your pet
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they exist, it is important to
watch for any signs of anal
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to act promptly if they do.
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I
t is time to think about get-
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D
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 imitat-
ing the teachers body move-
ments and sequencing the dance
steps? What about the first grad-
er on the playground who con-
stantly barged into other chil-
dren and just didnt seem to see
obstacles in front of him causing
him to trip and fall constantly?
Most people refer to these chil-
dren as clumsy, but there may be
a better explanation.
For the last 100 years poor
motor coordination or clumsiness
has been recognized as a problem.
Recently, the term Develop-
mental Coordination Disorder
(DCD) has been used when re-
ferring to children with motor co-
ordination difficulties. This is a
fairly common childhood disor-
der and is usually identified in
school age children between the
ages of 6-12. Studies indicate that
the prevalence of DCD is esti-
mated at 8-12% of all school-
aged children with more boys di-
agnosed than girls (2:1). As a re-
sult of the wide diversity in the
DCD diagnosis, finding its true
cause has been difficult and is un-
known at this time. Some spec-
ulate that DCD can be caused by
an injury that occurs before or
during the birthing process. Oth-
ers say that DCD is a result of
damage on the cellular level.
In order for a child to be diag-
nosed with DCD it must impact
on some aspect of his or her life.
These children often exhibit
poor balance, tripping on un-
even surfaces, an awkward run-
ning pattern, dropping items,
frequent tripping and falling,
difficulty imitating body posi-
tions and following 2-3 step
motor directions. These motor
problems will affect the childs
ability to complete motor ori-
ented tasks. Because of these
problems, children often per-
form poorly in sports demon-
strating slow reaction and
movement times. Since these
children do not feel successful
when participating in sports,
they may feel insecure. This in-
security can lead to a more
sedentary lifestyle for the child
thus causing poor muscular
strength, decreased muscle force
and ultimately weight gain. Un-
fortunately, children with DCD
may experience other difficul-
ties, besides the physical limita-
tions. These children may
exhibit psychosocial problems.
Because these children may not
excel in one area, they may seek
less socially desirable types of at-
tention. They may be the class
clown or act out more often
than the other children. Ado-
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found to have fewer friends,
lower self esteem and more anx-
iety than their peers without
DCD.
Historically parents have
been told not to worry about
their childs clumsiness. The
child will outgrow the problem.
However, current research
states that children do not out-
grow clumsiness and without in-
tervention, will not improve.
Motor control processes
are complex and depend on in-
tegrating the sensory, percep-
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systems. A skilled Pediatric
Physical Therapist can work on
integrating all of these systems
to assist the child in working to-
ward age appropriate functional
goals. By breaking down com-
ponents of a task, practicing
each component repetitively
and translating the new skill
into the childs natural environ-
ment, motor skills can be
greatly improved, confidence
and self assuredness enhanced
and enthusiasm and participa-
tion in sports and age appropri-
ate games greatly increased. I
have worked with hundreds of
children with symptoms that
fall into this category with ex-
cellent and permanent results
that both parents and children
are greatly pleased with.
Gena Livingston is a pediatric
physical therapist, who brings over
five years of experience to Kids
Therapy Center of Riverdale.
Specializing in early childhood in-
tervention, Gena is very experi-
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with Gena, she can be reached at
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Newark Pompton Turnpike,
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C
reating simple, deli-
cious meals does not
have to be difficult.
With the right ingredients on
hand and a little know-how,
you can create tasty meals
right from your own kitchen.
Italian dishes full of flavorful,
fresh, tomato bases are some
of the most popular around.
Just think of the multitude of
pasta options or meat, seafood
and vegetable a la parmigiana
dishes.
Tomatoes: A staple of Italian
cooking
Tomatoes are the heart
of many popular Italian-style
or Mediterranean meals. Not
every home chef has the time
or the space to grow their
own tomatoes. Even still, cer-
tain varieties taste better than
others. Pre-packaged toma-
toes are a handy option for
home cooks. When shopping,
select high-quality, fresh-tast-
ing, garden-ripe tomatoes,
like those from Pomi.
Not all tomatoes are cre-
ated equal. Those from Pomi
are specially grown in Italy
and processed right next to
the fields where they were
harvested. These 100-percent
natural tomatoes yield some
of the freshest flavor for cook-
ing. Studies indicate that
cooked tomatoes are an im-
portant component in im-
mune system health.
Tomatoes are high in ly-
copene an antioxidant
that gives tomatoes their
bright color and can fend off
certain cancers.
You also want to look for
tomatoes that are safely pack-
aged, without the use of BPA
(bisphenol A), a carcinogenic
chemical that is often used in
plastics and in resin linings of
metal cans. Pomi stay-fresh
packaging is always BPA-free
and is specially designed to
ensure a long shelf life. These
tomatoes are always available.
So, just Pomi when the urge
to create delicious food strikes
you.
Secret of the professionals
The popularity of cable how-
to cooking channels has en-
abled home cooks to learn
some insider secrets from
some of the worlds most
renowned chefs.
For decades, Mario
Batali has wowed diners with
his culinary flair at several
successful restaurants, includ-
ing Del Posto and showed
his expertise on many long-
running television cooking
shows. He has also authored
several best-selling cook-
books. In his 2010 release
Molto Gusto, Batali an ex-
pert on authentic Italian cui-
sine routinely recommends
the use of Pomi tomatoes for
his collection of pizza, pasta
and antipasti recipes.
Inspired menu creation
Chefs looking to get started
on their next mouthwatering
culinary creation can con-
sider this recipe for Chicken
Breast Sorrento, courtesy of
Pomi.
Chicken Breast Sorrento
2 whole chicken breasts,
skinned
1 cup water
11/2 cups Pomi, strained
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 por-
tion of the sauce onto a plat-
ter, place the sliced chicken
breasts on top and pour the
remaining sauce over the
chicken. Garnish with let-
tuce.
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Ages 15 through Adults will au-
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PM. Those auditioning will
sing, dance and read a short
scene. Results will be e-mailed
by Sunday, September 7th. Parts
of God Bless Us Everyone and
Abundance and Charity will
be taught for auditions and used
as the singing audition. Those
interested can find those pieces
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also bring a prepared song if
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Registrations are now being
accepted for the Vacation Bible
School program, jointly held by
the Preakness Reformed
Church and the Preakness Bap-
tist Church. The program, In-
side Out and Upside Down on
Main Street will run from Au-
gust 8th through the 13th, from
9 a.m. to noon daily. This year
it is being held at the Preakness
Baptist Church, 1441 Ratzer
Road in Wayne. For registra-
tion forms, questions, or addi-
tional information, please call
the church office at 973-956-
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50 Hinchman Avenue in
Wayne. Requested donation is
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Elks Lodge and members of the
Wayne Adult Community Cen-
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T
hough the housing mar-
ket might not be boom-
ing there are still buyers
out there looking for a place to
call their own. Some potential
sellers might prefer a patient ap-
proach to selling their homes,
choosing to do so when the
market rebounds and homes re-
gain some of their lost value.
Other sellers might not have a
choice and must make do with
selling in a lackluster market.
Regardless of which cate-
gory youre in, there are easy
ways to boost your homes value.
Making minor changes to a
home can add to your asking
price, whether youre putting
your home on the market this
week or waiting for the market
to rebound. The following tasks
might not take much effort, but
they pay dividends.
Work on the yard. An appeal-
ing lawn is still a great way to
catch a prospective buyers eye.
When a home boasts a lush
lawn and well-manicured trees,
its hard to ignore that For Sale
sign out front. If landscaping has
proven an Achilles heel in the
past, make an effort to take bet-
ter care of your property in the
months ahead. It doesnt take
long for even the most neg-
lected lawn to rebound from
disrepair. By the time you feel
confident to put that for sale
sign out front, you might just be
putting it up in a lush lawn no
buyer can resist.
Upgrade appliances. Prospec-
tive buyers wont be thrilled if
they walk into a home and see
outdated appliances. Some
might even feel older appliances
indicate a homeowner who
cared little about appearances
and might begin to wonder if
there are any additional areas
that might have been neglected
around the house. Stainless
steel appliances in the kitchen
and even new fixtures in the
bathroom are aesthetically ap-
pealing and tend to excite buy-
ers. Homeowners who arent
immediately putting their prop-
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
4/5BRs, 3 baths with granite, cath. Ceil, sliders
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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Easy ways to boost home value
erty up for sale can gradually up-
grade their appliances to lessen
some of the financial toll such
purchases take.
Replace the carpet. A clean
carpet might make a world of
difference to a homes inhabi-
tants, but a new carpet will be
more appealing to prospective
buyers. Choose a neutral-toned
carpet that will boast a more
universal appeal.
Paint the home. A fresh coat
of paint or new siding is always
attractive to prospective buyers.
If your home hasnt had a new
coat of paint in awhile that
might make buyers feel the
home is musty or old. Many
buyers judge a book by its cover,
and sellers want their homes
exterior to be as attractive as
possible. Homeowners can also
paint rooms inside the home to
give it a fresh and welcoming
feel.
Clean up around the house. A
cluttered house will almost cer-
tainly repel buyers. Buyers want
a home thats roomy and well
kept, but clutter creates the op-
posite impression. Organize the
closets to make them appear
more roomy and clean up any
areas that have become clut-
tered consider temporarily
renting a storage unit to house
excess stuff from closets. Base-
ments or utility closets might be
handy for storage, but they
should be open and clean before
hosting an open house. The less
clutter a home has, the more
spacious it will appear and the
more money sellers can likely
demand for the home.
97 Jallev Rd. Wavne, A1 747
(973) 94-5
www.PreaknessRealty.com
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OCEAN COUNTY MLS
WAYNE $359,900
LIONSHEAD LAKE!
Beautiful 4 bedroom totally renovated home
in Lionshead Lake community features gor-
geous kitchen w/ sep dining area, granite c-
tops, stainless steel appliances & 5 burner
cooktop, sliders to lg deck, fenced in rear
yard, all updated baths & full fin basement w
bar,rec room, laundry & storage.
WAYNE $260,000
AFFORDABLE IN WAYNE!
Great project home anxiously waiting for
some tlc. 2 lg bdrms, large bath w/jacuzzi &
shower. Great enclosed porch leading to liv-
ing room w/formal dining rm. Sizable kitchen
is very fuctional w/seperate eating area
drenched in sunshine overlooking the
updated swimming pool in fenced in back
yard.
WAYNE $550,000
GRANDOVER POINTE
END UNIT!
Gorgeous wellesley model features 3 bdrm,
2.5 baths, spacious open flr plan, meik
w/granite & opens to great rm w/fplc, sliders
to priv deck & yard, 1st flr office, mbr w/tray
ceil, 2 wlk-in clos & mbath. Also includes fin
wlk-out bsmt w/bar, rec rm & media rm.
Many upgrades thru-out!
WAYNE $524,900
JUST HANG YOUR PICTURES!
Nothing to do! Beautiful 4 bdrm, 3
bath colonial in desirable neighborhood!
Beautifully landscaped. Lr w/gas fpl, formal
dr w/crown moldings & chair rail, eik w/cen
isl & access to rear deck, loft for office/play
rm. Mstr bdrm w/vaulted ceilings, wi closet,
& full bath w/shower stall & jetted tub.
WAYNE $535,000
AS GOOD AS NEW
CONSTRUCTION!
Totally renovated in 2005! This colonial fea-
tures 4/5 large bdrms, 3.5 baths, kitchen w/
ss appliances, maple cabinets & granite c-
tops, living rm w/ cathedral ceiling, family rm
w/french doors leads to 1,000sf paver patio.
Also has in-law suite w/ bdrm & bath, full
bsmt and 2-car gar! Quiet street!
HALEDON $335,000
ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL!
4 bdrm, 3 full bath colonial featuring huge
eat in kitchen w granite island w wine refrig,
master bdrm suite, brand new master bath
w jacuzzi, frml din rm & full bsmt w/ walk out
stairs to fenced in backyard. Also includes 3
zone heat, central ac, 9 ft ceilings, hrdwd flrs
thru-out & 2-car garage!
HALEDON $315,000
MANHATTAN SKYLINE VIEWS!
Move right into the 3 bdrm, 2.5 bath end
unit(forester model) w/1 car gar, hw flrs, fpl
in livrm, deck, redone mbath, updated kit,
plently of storage, laundry rm in unit, bright
and spacious with neutral colors. 2 levels
of living space, close distance to both bus
and trains to nyc.
WAYNE $744,500
CUL-DE-SAC LOCATION!
Immaculate 5 bdrm colonial located at end
of cul-de-sac featrs eik w/ granite c-tops,
stnless appl, center island & sep dining
area, grand 2 story ent fyr, fam rm w vault-
ed ceilings & frplc, formal liv rm, oversized
office/5th br, mbdrm suite w frplc, walk-out
bsmt & paver patio. Gorgeous property!
WAYNE $915,111
VIZCAYA ESTATES!
Immaculate ch colonial loaded w/upgrades
features 4 bdrms, 4.5 baths, meik w/center
isl, 2 story fam rm w/2nd staircase,
den/poss 5th br, mbr w/mba and fin w/out
bsmnt w/media rm,wet bar rec rm,summer
kitchen, bath & sliders to patio. Also inclued
c/alarm, c/vac, intercom system, great views
& more!
WAYNE $224,900
IMMACULATE RANCH!
Immaculate 3 bedroom ranch features
eat-in kitchen, living room, hardwood
floors, enclosed patio & full unfinished
basement with walkout. Also includes
central ac, hwbb heat and level lot. Shows
beautifully.
WAYNE $949,000
RED BARN ESTATES!
Great location! Brick front colonial features
5 bdrms, 4 baths, meik w/center island,
formal din rm, fam rm w/ fpl, deck, mbr
w/mba & walk-in cedar closet, bdrm
w/jack & jill ba & fin bsmnt w/rec rm also
includes 3 car gar, brick pvr drvwy, u/g spr,
c/a, c/alarm & so much more to enjoy!
WAYNE $929,000
PINES LAKE COMMUNITY!
Over 4,400 sq ft of luxury living
space!Spectacular 6 bdrm, 4.5 bath colonial
features open foyer, eat-in kit w/ center
island, stainless steel appl & sep dining area,
formal dining room, living room w/ door to
covered porch, family room w door to patio,
master bedroom suite, full bsmt & 2 car gar!
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Wayne
$678,000
Packanack Lake-Front
Lowest priced lakefront
home in Wayne.
Private backyard
with patio, dock and
beautiful lake views!
Wayne
$749,900
6BR Home with Million
Dollar Views!! 10k
Credit for closing costs.
ncludes 1 year
Home Warranty.
Easy ways to boost home value
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Spa 23 Health & Racquet
Club, 381 Rt. 23 in Pompton
Plains, NJ, offers Birthday par-
ties and special events for all
ages! Kids will have the time of
their lives at Spa 23 parties! In
addition to our pool parties,
choose from any of our themed
parties. Or add a theme to your
pool party! Theme parties are
available 7 days a week, Pool
parties are available Friday, Sat-
urday & Sundays. Or book the
entire club for your own private
event! Contact Spa 23s Pro-
gram Director, Laura Severance
at 973-839-8823. View more in-
formation online at www.
spa23.com.
An open invitation is ex-
tended to all seniors in the area
to join The Golden Key of
Wayne. Dont get house-
bound; come play Bingo, card
games and dominos with some
friendly seniors. Enjoy fellow-
ship and fun, holiday parties
and trips. The Golden Key
Club meets every Friday after-
noon from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00
p.m. at the Post 174 American
Legion building, 55 Mountain
View Boulevard, Wayne. For
more information, please call
Annette Ford, 973-628-0492.
Business Networking Oppor-
tunities Every Other Tuesday
Evening - 6:00 - 8:00 PM at the
Paris Inn, 1292 Alps Road in
Wayne. For more info please
call 973.706.8212. $10 for the
meeting; includes appetizers
RAINBOWS, a support group
for children who have suffered
any kind of loss in their life
through death, divorce, separa-
tion, or any other family transi-
tion, is now being offered at Our
Lady of Consolation Parish, lo-
cated at 1799 Hamburg Turn-
pike in Wayne, NJ. Trained fa-
cilitators lead the group and as-
sist the children in dealing with
some of their feelings and emo-
tions related to this difficult
time in their lives. The program
will be held on Thursdays from
6:00 to 7:00 p.m. The sessions
begin the second week in Octo-
ber. Please contact Sr. Arlene
Kollar at (973)839-3444 ext.16
or Nora Connors at (973)265-
4181 to register or for any ques-
tions. There is no fee for this
program.
Mothers & More, Greater
Wayne Area, (877) 221-1581 or
email sbotbyl1@yahoo.com for
more information. This not-for-
profit organization features
guest speakers, playgroups, mom
and tot outings, book clubs and
more. Members are from Wayne
and all surrounding towns.
Meetings are held on the 1st
Monday of each month at 7:30
at Our Savior Lutheran Church
in Pompton Plains, 670 Newark
Pompton Tpke Pompton
Plains, NJ 07444. New mem-
bers welcome. http://www.geoc-
ities.com/gwamandm
The MOMS Club of Wayne is
currently looking for new mem-
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Beautiful 2BR 2FBA end unit with vaulted ceilings
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383 Ramapo Valley Road Oakland. N1
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3 Bedroom NewIy
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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
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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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References
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bers. We are part of an interna-
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who stay home with their chil-
dren, including those who have
home-based businesses or who
work part-time but are home
with their children during the
day. The group offers a wide
range of activities, including
special programs for mothers,
play-groups and get-togethers
for the whole family. The
MOMS Club also performs
service projects benefiting chil-
dren in our community. If you
live in Wayne and are interested
please email us at mom-
sofwayne@yahoo.com.
The Golden Age Circle of
Wayne, NJ, Inc. (GACW) is an
active non-profit senior group
that meets every Thursday at
the PAL Building, PAL Drive,
Wayne, NJ beginning at 1:00
P.M. Coffee is served after each
regular meeting and members
enjoy an afternoon of fellow-
ship. Day trips and overnight
trips are scheduled throughout
the year, certain meetings host
special speakers, and bingo is
played for only GACW mem-
bers one Thursday during each
month. Applications for join-
ing this active group sponsored
by the Wayne Department of
Parks and Recreation can be ob-
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Purdy, assistant recording secre-
tary, 973-633-9941, or come to
one of the meetings as a guest to
check us out. Yearly dues are
$7.00. Qualifications are you
must be a Wayne resident at
least 50 years of age or you must
be sponsored by a Wayne resi-
dent member.
The Morning Minyan, a group
of caring people dedicated to
observing the tradition of daily
prayer, meets at 7:30 a.m. in the
Santuary of Temple Beth Tik-
vah, 950 Preakness Avenue,
Wayne, New Jersey. A light
breakfast follows the 15 to 20
minutes prayer service. All are
welcome!
The Pines Lake Womans
Club is an active area womans
club that is open to all women
from the Wayne area who are at
least 18 years old. We meet
monthly on the second
Wednesday of the month at the
Pines Lake Elementary School
in the cafeteria at 7:30 p.m. Vis-
itors are welcome. The club of-
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For more information, member-
ship or to visit one of our meet-
ings, call 973-835-3272 or
e-mail pineslake woman-
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Mommy and Me Fitness!
Mothers with infants and young
toddlers have always been chal-
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in shape while focusing on the
demands of new motherhood.
This class lets mom keep baby
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from baby to workout. The
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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.
Are you struggling with a fam-
ily, job, or personal issue? Do
you need answers and resolu-
tions for these issues? You will
find support from Christian
brothers and sisters at Calvary
Temple, 1111 Preakness Ave.,
Wayne, NJ. Mens Purity
Group, Womens Healing for
the Wounded Heart and Grief
Share Groups, meet every
Thursday at 7pm. All are wel-
come! You will have an oppor-
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qualified Christian leaders as
well as find the support and
friendship of other men and
women facing lifes problems.
For directions to the church,
call 973-694-2938.
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973-838-8693
All Types of Brick, Block,
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Brush Roll Airless Spray
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R.G. Gutters
973-832-4207
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Gutter InstaIIation
Gutter Repair Power Washing
Emergency Service
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Carpentry, Bathrooms,
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Cell 973-600-5487
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NORTH JERSEY
REMODELERS
973-962-1811
Full Kitchens
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Basements
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Doors Painting
Windows
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General Carpentry
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Interior/Exterior
Fully Insured
References available
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973-979-8043
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Home Improvements
973-628-9143
Established 1986
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MASONRY
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Stump Grinding Chipper Service
Pruning & Trimming
Wood Chips Grading & Excavating
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