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OCT 5

Location change. The Beefsteak

Fundraiser for Paul Siversten, spon-sored by parishioners of St. Michaels

Episcopal Church that will be held onSaturday, October 5 will not be held atOur Lady of Consolation Church, it willbe held at St. Michaels Parish Hall1219 Ratzer Road, Wayne. For all

whom purchas ed ticke ts for thisfundraiser please note the change of

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OCT 12

The Public Square Rosary, sponsoredby America Needs Fatima, will takeplace on Saturday, October 12 at12pm, at Our Lady of ConsolationChurch, 1799 Hamburg Turnpike,Wayne. Please join us. This is one ofmore than 8,000 participating church-es across the nation.

OCT 14-16

Womans Way Fitness Center inWayne is offering a free class duringtheir Open House on Monday October14, Tuesday October 15 andWednesday October 16. They offer

over 50 weekly classes. A few of theclasses include, BTS Kickboxing,

Zumba, Spinning, Yoga and morePlease call or stop by for more infor-mation. Womans Way is located at1479 Rt. 23 N. in Wayne. Call 973-305-1003 or visit www.womanswayfitness.com for more information.

OCT 16

The Musicales at Noon concertseries at St. Timothy Lutheran Churchin Wayne opens Wednesday, October16, with jazz vocalist Dana Reedy.

Backed by her rhythm section of bass,guitar and light drum, Ms. Reedy willfeature standards, bossa nova andlight blues. The St. Timothy programs

begin at 12pm and run for one hour,

and the public is cordially invited. Noadmission is charged, but a free-will

offering will be accepted. The churchhas an indoor elevator for easy wheel-chair access. For more information orfor directions to St. Timothy Church at395 Valley Road in Wayne, please call

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OCT 20

The Wayne Valley Fall Craft Showwill be held on Sunday, October 20,from 10am-5pm at Wayne ValleyHigh School, 551 Valley Rd,

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The Musicales at Noon concertseries at St. Timothy Lutheran Churchin Wayne continues Wednesday,October 23, with a recital by baritoneJames Pierce. The 60-minute concertbegins at 12pm and the public is cor-

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charged, but a free-will offering willbe accepted. The church has an indoor

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Calvary Gospel Church will be hostinga Trunk or Treat for all kids grades

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This summer, the

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Atlantic City. Alexa Lobosco

of Pompton Lakes, a senior

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United States, along with a

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a PAA student since age two,

plans to raise funds for juve-

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Amanda Egan and Suzie

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PAA won the 11- and

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championships, winning the 8

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and 12-year-old division and

the 13 and over division.

During the competition, tal-

ent scouts observed and

selected 26 PAA students to

become members of the U.S.

Dance and Acrobatic Team,

which provides young

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PAA also had the honor

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Additional awards and

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The Musicales at Noon concertseries at St. Timothy Lutheran Churchin Wayne concludes Wednesday,October 30, with an appearance byLudwig Van Beethoven, himself! Somein the audience may recognize theperformer as pianist Dennis Kobray.The 60-minu te concer t begin s at12pm, and the public is cordially invit-ed. No admission is charged, but afree-will offering will be accepted. The

church has an indoor elevator, for easywheelchair access. For more informa-tion or for directions to St. TimothyLutheran Church at 395 Valley Road inWayne, please call 973-694-8316.

NOV 2

The Packanack Lake Mothers Clubwill host their 25th Annual HolidayBazaar on Saturday, November 2 atthe Packanack Lake Clubhouse, locat-ed at 52 Lake Drive West, on theshore of Packanack Lake in Wayne.The event will be open to the public

from 10am-4pm. Prospective shop-pers can get a preview of these qual-ity items by visiting the PackanackHoliday Bazaar blog at http://pack-anackholidaybazaar.tumblr.com. Abake sale with hot cider will also beheld at the entrance to the fair. Formore information please contactKristen Kruczowy at 973-903-4282or email at [email protected].

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True Vine Christian Center, located at99 Two Bridges Road in Lincoln Parkoffers a food pantry which is openevery second & fourth Wednesday ofthe month. Remaining 2013 datesare as follows: October 9 & 23,November 13 & 27, December 11 &

19 (this is the third Wednesday sincethe forth is Christmas Day). The hoursare from 5:30-6:45pm. It is for fami-lies that are in need.Passaic County Court AppointedSpecial Advocates (CASA) forChildren, a non-profit organizationdedicated to advocating for abusedand neglected children in foster carein conjunction with Storage Stationand Funds2Org is conducting a usedshoe drive. From Tuesday October 1to Friday, November 8 used shoes,preferably in pairs, can be brought tothe Storage Station located at 2354Hamburg Turnpike, Wayne NJ,

07470. Donated shoes can be child or

adult, male or female, winter or sum-mer, dressy or casual- anythinggoes! Storage Station will acceptdonations during their business hourswhich are Monday-F riday 10am-5pm and Saturday 10am-2pm.

Donations are of course, taxdeductible. For questions, please call973-832-4002 or email Stephen@passaiccounty casa.org.The new Entertainment Books are

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Basset Hound: Placid and

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Clumber Spaniel: One of

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boned pooch will romp outside

but is generally inactive

indoors. Keep in mind that

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Great Dane: This breed is

known for its giant size and

gentle personality. Danes take

to training well and are fairly

low-maintenance. They need

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their large size con-

tributes to their short-

er life expectancy.

Great Pyrenees:

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At B Fit Studio in

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day girls and parties just for

fun. But two weeks ago, we

were booked to host a differ-

ent kind of party. A woman

named Trudy called to book a

party to celebrate life.

Trudy told an inspira-

tional and heartbreaking

story. She is a single mom

struggling to raise a 17-year-

old boy. In February, she

rushed to the hospital

expecting the doctors to tell

her she had kidney stones.

She soon found out that she

was fighting a mass in her

ovary, which soon led to a

full hysterectomy on April 3.

During her blood tests,

Trudy was also told that she

had a lump in her breast. On

April 23, she had a bone

biopsy surgery, which found

abnormal bone formation.

About three weeks later, she

was having a double mastec-

tomy with radiation and

chemotherapy.

Today, Trudy is back at

Chilton Hospital to start

more chemotherapy and a

new drug with a long list of

side effects.

Trudy told us she want-

ed a pole party while she was

getting ready to undergo her

upcoming and grueling round

of drug therapy. I contacted

the B Fit instructors, who all

decided to donate their time.

There would be pole danc-

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ing and Zumba! Together we

planned a spectacular party

for September 21 in order to

celebrate life.

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her friends and the instruc-

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all, it was refreshing and

enlightening. We stood in

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Trudys smile the whole time.

Trudys story may be

similar to other breast cancer

stories around the globe. Yet

I was completely in awe

when I met her. She does not

feel she is a victim, and shes

not asking for charity or sym-

pathy. She is the strongest

and most beautiful woman

Ive ever met, and she is

inspiring her friends, family

and strangers every day.

Trudy wears a dress to all of

her treatments and her doc-

tors refer to her as a rock star.

Above all, Trudy is

incredibly brave. She is fight-

ing one of the biggest battles

of her life with a wide smile

on her face. If you ever bump

into her and get a chance to

chat, youll immediately see

that she inspires you to be

the best version of yourself.

When with her, you truly

believe that beauty is always

within, and that every single

day of your life is the best day

of your life simply because

youre alive.

It was an honor for us at

B Fit Studio to host this

incredible event for Trudy

and her friends. We hope

that through our pole party

we were able to bring aware-

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importantly, to provide sup-

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Trudy. But frankly, I believe

that she was more of an

encouragement to us than we

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Raking leaves is a fact of

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signals to certain trees that it is

time to shed their leaves. A

leafless tree is more capable of

conserving energy and riding

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Trees also shed their leaves dur-

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clear a yard of all those

unsightly leaves.

Wait for the majority of

leaves to drop before beginning

your work. If you start too early

in the season, you may end up

raking multiple times and that

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Use the technology at

your disposal. If the grass is still

growing, you can use a

mulching mower to take care

of some of the leaves. The

mower will shred the leaves

and create nutrients for the soil

and the lawn. However, once

the lawn stops growing you do

not want to cut it too short.

This is when it is time to take

out the rake.

A composting vacuum

and leaf blower are other ways

to make quick work of cleaning

up leaves. Although these

devices may not be as eco-

friendly as a rake, they can sig-

nificantly reduce the time it

takes to clear a yard of fallen

leaves.

Remember to rake down-

wind. It is a good idea to save

raking for a day when it is not

too breezy; otherwise, you may

end up raking the same spots

over and over. Handle small

spots at one time and rake the

leaves into small piles. Then

you can easily transfer the

leaves to a tarp or bag and set

aside for disposal or deposit

them into your compost heap.

Invest in a lightweight

leaf rake and a good pair of

gloves. Being comfortable

while doing the work will make

it go more smoothly and quick-

ly, and a lightweight rake wont

be too taxing, while gloves will

prevent the formation of blis-

ters. In addition, take breaks to

rest and recharge.

Move your feet as you

rake so your arms and back are

not doing all of the work.

Think of it as dragging the

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leaves you can gather in one

pass of the rake, the more

quickly the job will go.

Spread the work around.

Sharing the task with others

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The Wayne YMCA is offering all

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595-0100. The Y is located at 1 PikeDrive in Wayne.Whether you are still suffering fromthe bleak memories of war or haveresolved to put it all behind you, PointMan Ministries is for you. Point Man isa Christian ministry dedicated to help-ing veterans find peace with them-selves and the world around them. If

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buddies who are still suffering. Findout how you can help. Call BarryJensen at 973-809-9665. Point ManMinistries meets the first Thursday ofevery month from 7:30-9:30pm atCornerstone Chapel 620 Route 23North, Pompton Plains.Visiting Angels in association with TheAlzheimers Foundation of America is

offering free year round memoryscreenings. Free and confidential

screenings are held from 2-4pm everythird Wednesday of each month exceptfor November. Call and make yourappointment today at 973-839-3761.All screenings are held at the VisitingAngels office at 2190 HamburgTurnpike, Wayne.Individuals providing care to spouseswho are chronically ill or incapaci tatedare invited to join Jewish FamilyService of North Jerseys spousal care-givers support group. Caregivers are a

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(GACW) is an active non-profit seniorgroup sponsored by the WayneDepartment of Parks and Recreationthat meets every Thursday at 1pm inthe PAL Building, 1 PAL Drive inWayne. Day trips and overnight tripsare scheduled throughout the year,

certain meetings host special speakers,and bingo is played for only GACWmembers one Thursday during each

month. To qualify as a member, youmust be a Wayne resident of at least

50 years of age. Yearly dues are $7.For more information, call Val Turner,assistant recording secretary, at 973-694-5094. Or, come visit us!Professional musicians and vocalistsof the Wayne Seniors Swing Band willperform for your dancing and listeningpleasure on the third Tuesday of eachmonth. Requested donation is $2 from

members of the Wayne Elks Lodge andmembers of the Wayne AdultCommunity Center. For all others,

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first Wednesday of the month at themain branch of the Wayne Library.Excursions to botanical venues as wellas demonstrations and hands-on proj-ects are scheduled throughout theyear. In addition, the club maintainsseveral public gardens in the Waynearea. For more information, pleasecontact Linda Wescott at 973-694-1098 email the club [email protected] or visitour website at www.riverview garden-

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hot, nutritious kosher meals to peopleage 60 and over, or those youngerwho have a disability and who areunable to cook or shop. Drivers areneeded to deliver meals two times a

month. We are accepting referrals forpeople who would like to receivemeals. To volunteer, to request KosherMeals on Wheels, or for additionalinformation, call Paul Klein at 973-595-0111.Spa 23 Health & Racquet Club in

Wayne offers birthday parties andspecial events for all ages. Kids willhave the time of their lives at Spa 23parties! In addition to our pool parties,choose from any of our themed par-ties, or add a theme to your poolparty. Theme parties are availableseven days a week. Pool parties areavailable Fridays, Saturdays, and

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active club opened to all womenfrom the Wayne area that are atleast 18 years old meet monthly onthe second Wednesday of themonth at the Pines Lake

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Hibachi Grill &

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Wayne boasts a huge

selection of favorite foods

including Chinese, Japanese,

American, Italian and

Mexican that are sure to

please all pallets.

Every day the restaurant

offers over 300 selections on

its buffet bar, from traditional

Chinese dishes to specialtyitems like hibachi chicken,

beef tenderloin, Italian shrimp

and mouth-watering prime

choice rib eye steak.

For vegetarians or those

looking for healthier options,

there is a large salad buffet

with fresh vegetables, many

toppings and a wide variety of

dressings, including a special

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Theres also a great selectionof freshly prepared rolls at the

sushi bar.

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select their own meats and

vegetables, and watch as a

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of them.

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Like its menu, Hibachi

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tomers are diverse. During the

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sionals stopping in for a quick

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11am10pm, and Friday and

Saturday 11am11pm. For

more information, call the

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The New College in

Oxford England was

founded in 1379. One

of the schools prominent fea-

tures is the great dining hall,

the roof of which is supported

with huge wooden beams 45feet in length. About a centu-

ry ago, it was discovered that

insect damage had all but

destroyed these massive tim-

bers.

Naturally, the adminis-

tration was alarmed, not just

at the state of the building but

at the prospect of finding

replacements. Beams that size

had become extraordinarily

rare throughout Europe.The college owned sever-

al tracts of land and on thechance that there might be

some trees large enough to

serve the need they called in

the groundskeeper. They were

amazed to learn what the

groundskeeper told them:

When the school was founded

hundreds of years before, a

grove of oaks had been plant-

ed for the sole purpose of

replacing the roof beams.

Across the years, each care-taker had, in turn, been care-

fully instructed never to allow

the trees in the grove to be cut

for any other purpose.

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This is a beautiful story

about the power of forward

thinking and the need to use

resources wisely. But it also

begs the questions: What will

sprout from the seeds we planttoday? How will the result

serve when we are dust and

long forgotten?

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solutions, has partnered with

ADP, a leading global provider

of human capital management

solutions, to create employ-ment opportunities for

the Foundation for the

Handicapped in Wayne.

ADP awarded CDS a con-

tract to provide office supplies

and cleaning products to its

facilities across the country.

Recognizing the opportunity to

make a positive contribution in

the community, ADP and CDS

engaged the Foundation for the

Handicapped to assist in pro-viding the final products.

Foundation for the

Handicapped was founded in

1966 by Wayne Rotary to pro-

vide long-term employment for

developmentally disabled

adults. The concept was to

develop an employment pro-

gram for individuals that is self-

sustaining and requires no gov-ernment subsidy.

This is a very important

step for CDS, said Stacey

Scarpa, CDS president and

member of the Bergen County

Chapter of the Womans

President Organization. As a

woman-owned business, CDS

can help ADP advance its

commitment to supplier diver-

sity while also helping those in

our community who have chal-lenges through our partnership

with the Foundation for the

Handicapped. It is a privilege

to help create employment and

provide training in a working

environment that promotes

social exchange and a feeling of

self-worth for individuals who

might otherwise not have those

opportunities.At ADP, supplier diversi-

ty is a corporate-wide strategy

designed to allow a broad range

of suppliers an equal opportuni-

ty to participate in our procure-

ment and sourcing processes,

said Walt Gore, director of sup-

plier diversity at ADP. ADP

has a long history of supplier

diversity and it is an important

aspect of our commitment to

corporate social responsibility.

What you plant todayBy Paul Holland

CDS and ADP partner to provide

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Coldwell Banker Resi-

dential Brokerage is

proud to announce

its top sales associates in

Passaic County for the month

of July 2013. Karen Peters

was named Passaic County

Associate of the Month,

ranking No. 1 in sales pro-

duction in her Wayne sales

office and among all

Coldwell Banker Residential

Brokerage sales associates in

Passaic County.

Additionally, Pina Na-

zario from Clifton and Orly

Steinberg from Ringwood

Our mission is simple: to

provide a full-time workingcommunity for challenged

adults in the Wayne area, said

Angelo DiNome, chairman of

the Wayne Foundation for the

Handicapped. We have

instilled high values to go with

our mission. We provide quali-

ty work, we teach new skills

and we enhance the self-esteemof our employees by providing a

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WAYNE 973-694-8000

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were both named Associate

of the Month in their respec-tive Coldwell Banker

Residential Brokerage offices,

ranking No. 1 in sales pro-

duction.


dential Brokerage in New

Jersey and Rockland County,

NY, a leading residential real

estate brokerage company,

operates 56 offices with

approximately 3,000 salesassociates serving all commu-

nities from Rockland County,

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dential Brokerage in New

Jersey and Rockland County,

NY is part of NRT LLC, the

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bankermoves.com for more

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MARIA FERRITO

973-986-6914 Cell

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NJAR MILLION DOLLARSALES CLUB 2001

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Francesca Messercola

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