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Who would have

thought back in

September 1963 that

Gloria Frances would be makinghistory, still tapping away 50 years

later? After thousands of students

and a reputation as one of North

Jersey’s premiere dance

schools, the Gloria Frances

School of Performing

Arts is proud to be cele-

brating its 50th season.

Gloria began

dancing at age of three

at many venues, includ-

ing the famous “SteelPier” in Atlantic City.

Gloria was the recipient of

many scholarship awards, with

which she furthered her education

in New York City with such greats

as Luigi, Frank Hatchett and Bob

Audy. It was during this time she

realized she had a love for teaching

dance. This love inspired her to

open her own dancing school at

the age of 18. In September 1963,

in the Preakness Shopping

Center, Gloria began influenc-

ing and sharing her love of

dance for the children of Wayne

and the surrounding areas.

Over the years, she has been

an inspiration and a positive role

model for many of her students.They have gone on to perform in

Broadway musicals and hit TV

shows, and many have even

opened their own dancing

studios.

“I want my students to

feel that they are part of a

special family here at the

school. Whether you’re a

recreational dancer or an

aspiring dancer, everyone

is always welcome at ourschool,” said Frances. “I’ve

been very fortunate. My hus-

band Joe Zisa and my sons Ron

and Tim have always allowed me

to share my dance family with

them.”

And a family feeling it is! Her

son Ron has been the business

administrator of the school since

1994. The teaching staff is made

up of an ensemble of professional

choreographers and experiencedteachers, including Stefania Alves,

Jessica DeMarco, Christan Meyer,

Jacqui and Trisha Tookmanian,

and Erica Zisa, who have all been

with Gloria since the age of three.

“It’s a great place to be,” said

Ron. “Everybody here loves what

they do and it shows.”

The Gloria Frances School of

Performing Arts is also home to

the award winning dance troupe,

Dance Edition. Formed by Gloriain 1985, the Dance Edition is a

highly competitive group that has

given the studio recognition both

nationally and regionally. They

won the 2013 President’s Cup

Award and National Champions

at the Dance Educators of America

Gloria Frances celebrates 50th year

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•Calvary Gospel Church of 1559

Hamburg Tpk. Wayne is having a Back toSchool Night of Prayer on Wednesday,August 28 at 7pm for all parents and con-cerned citizens that would like to comeand pray for our Wayne school children,their teachers, and their administrators. This will be followed by a time of refresh-ments and snacks. Please RSVP at 973-694-5385 so that we might have a countfor providing refreshments. Child care willnot be available.

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•Calvary Gosple Church of 1559Hamburg Tpk. Wayne, will be hosting aDepression Support Group beginning on

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The main differences

are: Strength of

bleaching agent. For

starters, over-the-counter home

use products and dentist-super-

vised at-home products usually

contain a lower strength-

bleaching agent (from 10%

carbamide peroxide-which isequivalent to about 3 percent

hydrogen peroxide and up to

22% carbamide peroxide). In-

office, professionally applied

tooth whitening products con-

tain hydrogen peroxide in con-

centrations ranging from 15 to

43 percent.

Mouthpiece trays. With den-

tist-supervised at-home bleach-

ing products, your dentist willtake an impression of your

teeth and make a mouthpiece

tray that is customized to exact-

ly fit your teeth. This cus-

tomization allows for maximum

contact between the whitening

gel, which is applied to the

mouthpiece tray, and the teeth.

A custom-made tray also mini-

mizing the gel’s contact with

gum tissue. Over-the-counter

whitening products do containa mouthpiece tray, but the

“one-size-fits-all” approach

means that the fit will not be

exact. Ill-fitting trays can irri-

tate the gum and soft tissue by

allowing more bleaching gel to

seep onto these tissues. With

in-office procedures, the

bleaching agent is applied

directly to the teeth.

Additional protective meas-ures. In the office setting, your

dentist will apply either a gel to

the gum tissue or use a rubber

shield (which slides over the

teeth) prior to treatment to

protect your gums and oral cav-

ity from the effects of the

bleaching. Over-the-counter

products don’t provide these

extra protective measures.

Speed of the bleaching

process. Dentist-supervised at-

home bleaching and over-the-counter bleaching products

typically need to be applied

every day for 1 or 2 hours or

every overnight for up to 4

weeks. In-office bleaching pro-

vides the quickest and most

effective way to whiten teeth.

With in-office bleaching, the

whitening product is applied

directly to the teeth. These

products can be used in combi-

nation with heat, a speciallight, and/or a laser. The light

and/or heat accelerate the

whitening process. Results are

seen in only 1, 30- to 60-

minute treatment. To achieve

dramatic results, however, sev-

eral appointments are usually

needed. With laser-enhanced

bleaching, however, dramatic

results can be seen after the first

treatment.

Costs. Over-the-counter

bleaching systems are the least

expensive option, with costs

ranging from $20 to about

$150. Depending on where you

live and the extent of the pro-

cedure, dentist-supervised

home bleaching systems range

in cost from approximately

$150 to $300 per upper or

lower set of teeth, or $300 to

$600 for the whole mouth. In-office bleaching procedures

range in cost from $200 to $500

per arch, or $500 to $1,000 for

the whole mouth.

Supervised versus unsuper-

vised process. Dentist-super-

vised at-home bleaching and

in-office treatments offer addi-

tional benefits compared with

over-the-counter procedures.

First, your dentist can performan oral examination and con-

sider your complete medical

history, which can be helpful in

determining how your teeth

became discolored and if

bleaching is an appropriate

course of treatment based on

your type of stains and number,

type, and location of restora-

tions. Your dentist can then

better match the type of stain

with the best treatment, if appropriate, to lighten those

stains. With dentist-supervised

bleaching procedures, your

dentist will likely want to see

you a couple of times to ensure

you are following directions, to

make sure the customized tray

is fitting properly, to inspect

your gums for signs of irritation,

and to generally check on how

the teeth whitening process is

proceeding. With over-the-counter bleaching products,

you are on your own.

If you have made up your

mind to assume the risks associ-

ated with over-the-counter,

tray-based bleaching kits, here’s

some sound advice:

Try to select a kit that

allows some customization of

the mouthpiece. Some kits

come with a mouthpiece that

can be molded to some degree.These are better than others

that come with a standard

stock mouthpiece.

Try to gain the opinion

of others who may have

already tried the kit you are

considering.

If at any time you experi-

ence a prolonged change in the

color of your gums or an

increased tooth sensitivity to

hot or cold foods and bever-ages, stop wearing the mouth-

piece and see your dentist

immediately.

Dr. Peter Brusco is a 1980

graduate of The University of

Pennsylvania and has been

practicing in Kinnelon since

1982. Dr. Brusco’s practice is

located at 170 Kinnelon Road,

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web at www.drbrusco.com.

Many unlicensed,u n p r o f e s s i o n a l ,

unqualified people

within the financial services

profession, along with the

media, have rendered inaccu-

rate and negative opinions

about annuities. These opin-

ions are sometimes picked up

and espoused on TV, radio, in

newsprint and taken as gospel

by many unsuspecting mem-

bers of the public. For theseand other reasons, far too

many people have a misguided

opinion about these magnifi-

cent retirement vehicles

designed to produce, sustain

and guarantee an income for

the rest of a person’s life, and

his spouse’s life, if so elected. If

you are one of these people,

please invest a few minutes to

read this for some enlighten-

ment that may positivelyimpact your financial life.

First, a few facts.

1.Only an annuity can guaran-

tee you an income for the rest

of your life. No other invest-

ment has this characteristic.

The guarantee is based on the

claims-paying ability of the

insurance company selected.

The insurance company is fur-

ther backed up by the state inwhich the company is domi-

ciled, as well as the state in

which the purchase was made,

if different. (State guarantees

have limitations and should be

investigated and understood

fully before investing. Any

competent agent or representa-

tive can obtain this informa-

tion for you.)

2.All annuities have a deathbenefit principal guarantee,

even those that allow for

investments directly into stock

and bond funds, which have

the potential for decline. These

death benefit guarantees have

optional language, if selected,

that offer guaranteed annual

increases in the death benefit

payout even if performance

causes a decline in value. The

best part is that there is nomedical qualification to secure

this feature.

3.Annuities offer living benefitriders that allow for a com-

pounded annual increase in a

“withdrawal or income base”

which, in turn, enhances the

guaranteed annual lifetime

income stream when the client

elects to receive it. This is

called a roll-up feature.

4.Variable annuities also offer

living benefit riders that will set

the withdrawal base to thehighest yearly, quarterly,

monthly or even daily value

that will determine the lifetime

income. So if the market causes

your annuity value to decline

just before you retire or want to

initiate withdrawals from yourcontract, the withdrawal calcu-

lation will be based on the best

anniversary your annuity ever

had! In other words, your

annual income will never be

affected by market declines and

is guaranteed for life!

5.Some Annuities offer en-

hanced payout benefits should

the annuitant enter a nursing

home, suffer cognitive impair-ment or be unable to perform

some of the activities of daily

living, like bathing, feeding,

dressing, continence or trans-

ferring from room to room.

Some even offer enhanced

death benefits in addition to

living benefits. Better optional

riders offer both!

6.Traditional fixed and fixed

indexed annuities both pay alifetime minimum guaranteed

rate of interest that grows tax-

deferred until withdrawn.

Variable annuities are “mutual

fund-like” investments that

offer greater growth potential

than the other two annuity

types, but have the potential

for decline in value unlike the

other two. However, with a

death benefit guarantee as well

as a joint lifetime-income riderand tax deferral, variable annu-

ities are a far superior alterna-

tive to mutual funds.

If you desire no market

risk whatsoever and wish to

receive an annual report that isalways worth more than the

previous one, a traditional fixed

annuity (TFA) is for you. For

accepting a return that would

never be negative in a declin-

ing stock market, but a rate of

return that has the potential to

be significantly higher than a

TFA in periods of a rising stock

market, a fixed indexed annu-

ity (FIA) is for you. If you desire

the upside benefits of variousequity and bond funds without

the agony of a reduced income

if the markets falter, plus a guar-

antee of a never-ending income

stream for as long as you and

your spouse survive, a variable

annuity (VA) with a living

benefit rider is for you.

Which would I recom-

mend for your portfolio desig-

nated for producing lifetime

retirement income necessary tosurvive and prosper? My answer


Annuities: maligned

and misunderstood! By Mark Charnet

At-home vs. at-the-

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is all three! Who wouldn’t

desire unlimited upside poten-

tial with no downside risk to

their income (VA)? Who

would balk at a daily guaranteeof interest (TFA) or the ability

to profit in a rising market

while exempting the losses in a

downward cycle (FIA)?

Some negative prognosti-

cators would argue that all of

that guaranteed language costs

a fortune in fees and hinders

performance. However, if the

guaranteed benefits purchased

were ever needed because your

accounts ran out of money,how expensive were they? Even

with no money left in your

account, the highest guaran-

teed income continues to be

deposited into your checkbook

each and every month.

Withdrawing money from

your portfolio during negative

market cycles creates a sinking

fund. The TFA and FIA do not

experience losses from negative

markets and the VA — whichmay decline — offers a lifetime

income guarantee that will

never reduce or cease until you

and your spouse cease. When

compared to any other stock

market-based alternative when

systematically withdrawing,

there always exists the possibil-

ity of running out of fundsexcept in a properly structured

VA, where that would be

impossible. Remember that

IRA’s due to the required mini-

mum distribution rules are

guaranteed sinking funds. Live

long enough and the govern-

ment ensures you that they will

be depleted. But with a living

benefit rider on your IRA

annuity, when the account is

depleted the income continuesanyway and at the highest level

it ever was! Where are those

negative pundits now?

To continue this topic of

conversation and to learn a

whole lot more with written

evidence and proof of the state-

ments made herein, please call

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lio will thank you!

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president of American Prosperity

Group, the premier retirement

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the nation. Charnet has 32 years

of experience in the retirement

and estate-planning field and is

the creator of the Trinity Method

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Astory unfolds nearly

every week at Boston

Louis Jewelers in

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“Being in the estate-buy-ing business for over 25 years,

you’d think we would have

seen everything a jeweler can

see,” said co-owner Bud Mazzo.

“But it’s not true! We are still

constantly surprised!”

It’s a common occurrence

for someone to come in with an

inherited jewelry box full to the

brim with who-knows-what.

They usually feel there is noth-

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always find something interest-

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others want to sell items that

have no sentimental value to

help pay bills. Either way,

Boston Louis doesn’t charge for

the analysis, as the adventure is

always so much fun!Co-owner Ken Boston

recounts a funny story: A long-

time client of Boston Louis

whose grandmother had passed

on and was left two large stor-

age bins of “junk.” She had

been mortified to bring it in to

have analyzed because it was

the embarrassing evidence that

her grandmother had been one

of those folks who stayed up

late, ordering jewelry fromcable TV shows at an

unhealthy frequency.

The client said that if the

channel offered a ring for sale,

her grandmother would order it

in every color stone available,

and then she never even

opened the boxes when they

were delivered. Eventually the

channel banned this woman

from buying any more jewelry,

so the grandmother would thenbuy it through a friend. The

client’s family was horrified.

The analysis of the bins

took nearly four hours, but mid-

way through, Boston noticed

through looking at the old

invoices that many of the items

purchased were done beforegold and silver had skyrocket-

ed. As horrified as the client

was, much of her grandmother’s

jewelry was now worth about

30 percent more than she had

paid for it! If the grandmother

had put her money into “smart”

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Some people prefer cats,

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Organizations like the

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Cats are less likely to receive

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Cats have long been sec-

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People tend to interact more

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3 cups water

1 pound Brussels sprouts

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2 tablespoons grapeseed oil

3 cloves garlic, shaved on amandoline

2 cups warm chicken stock

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for 30 minutes. Drain off the

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cold water. Put the farro in a 2-quart saucepan and add enough

fresh cold water to cover. Bring

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about 20 minutes. Drain off any

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one piece. Score the meat

around the next wing jointclosest to the breast, cutting

down to bone and scraping

with the knife so the bone is

fairly clean. Bend the joint to

break it and remove the wing.

The resulting boneless breast

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keep the meat moist duringcooking.

5.Cut off any excess flaps of

skin and pat the chicken very

dry with a paper towel.

Generously season the chicken

on all sides with salt and pep-

per. Heat two large cast-iron

skillets over medium heat. Add

enough grapeseed oil to coat

the bottom of each pan. Put

the chicken legs in one pan,

skin side down, and put thebreasts in the other pan, also

skin side down. Crank the heat

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en cook undisturbed. When

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The breasts will still be skin

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transfer the chicken to a large

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one pan over high heat until

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evenly cover the bottom (save

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farro so it heats through even-

ly. After about 3 minutes, the

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sprout leaves and stir nonstop

for 1 minute. Add the garlicand warm chicken stock, then

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