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Royal Lawns of America,

Inc., has been in business

for over 40 years and is

now in its second generation.

Michael Miller took over the

Wayne-based business from hisfather and has continued to pro-

vide the community with the

same fine services that are in tune

with the environment.

The owner-operated, owner-

on-site business offers customers

the benefit of paying one price for

the whole year, and there are no

special contracts, or as Michael

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organic as I can be, treating pres-ent problems with methods that

are environmentally friendly.

Among the services are aeration,

seeding, fertilizing, weed control,

insect control, liming, fungus

control, and IPM (Integrated

Pest Management), as listed:

IPM - The most serious threats to

a beautiful lawn are weeds, dis-

ease, and insects. Because of the

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priate treatments, they are most

difficult to control. Royal Lawns

provides expert weed and pestcontrols, using only Environment

Protection Agency approved

materials that are scientifically

tested to be effective. Being con-

cerned with the environment,

Royal Lawns uses only minimal

amounts where needed to main-

tain control.

Aeration - To keep your

lawn healthy, it should be aerated

at least twice a year. The Royal

Lawns aeration techniques allowair, light, water, and nutrients to

penetrate your lawn, promoting

root growth and helping to

organically decompose an exces-

sive thatch layer more rapidly.

Re-Seeding - Areas of the lawn

that have been damaged or neg-

lected can be renewed by re-seed-

ing. We use quality disease-resistant blends of bluegrass, fes-

cue, and rye grasses especially

selected for your lawns environ-

ment, improving the appearance

and density of your turf. This, in

turn, helps inhibit weed growth,

said Michael.

Fertilizer (granular) - A

thriving lawn requires properlytimed applications of complete,

balanced, slow-release fertilizers

to replace essential nutrients

taken from the soil. The fertilizers

used by Royal Lawns are designed

to feed your lawn from one serv-

ice to the next, and there is no

Royal Lawns of America providesenvironmentally sound services By Jack Mc Cabe

March 21, 2012

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Tuesday, March 13,

2012: Missing Golden

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your teeth. These low cost,

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It's that time again! If you

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Mar 29

Wayne Presbyterian Church

is holding a Beefsteak Dinner

on March 29th at 7:00 pm at

the Brownstone in Paterson.

This Beefsteak Dinner is one of

the many ways they will be cel-

ebrating 50 years serving Jesus

in the heart of Wayne.

The Dinner will feature

Mentalist/Magician, David

Corsaro, who will entertain

and amaze! Mr. Corsaro is a

performer, lecturer and host of

Time to be Awesome", a web

TV show for magicians. He

currently performs in 2 differ-

ent off-Broadway magic shows

in NYC ("Monday Night

Magic" and "Magical Nights.")

Tickets for the Beefsteak dinner

cost $65 per person. (Beer,

wine and soda are included.)

To purchase tickets, call the

church office at 973-694-7109.

Apr 6

Start Good Friday with a

GRAND FREE Breakfast at

the Grand Chalet. Sponsored

by CBMC and Legacy Minded,

you will enjoy a wonderful meal

as well as a message from Pastor

Ryan Baitzel of Emergence

Church in Totowa. Registra-

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please visit www.legacyminded-

men.org. All are welcome.

Apr 7

The Preakness Baptist

Church will be holding a

Community Easter Egg Hunt

on Saturday, April 7th, starting

at 10:00 a.m., rain or shine. All

children ages 3 years through

fifth grade are welcome to

come and participate. The

church is located at 1441

Ratzer Road in Wayne, New

Jersey. For questions or addi-

tional information, please call

the church office at 973-956-

0086.

Apr 26

Back by popular demand, The

Women of Temple Beth

Tikvah (WTBT) of Wayne,

New Jersey, is again planning a

Swing into Spring runway

fashion show, tricky tray and

dinner to be held at The

Brownstone, Paterson, New

Weight gain is not

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people; pets are

packing on the pounds

too. Staying in shape is much

easier if viewed as preventa-

tive medicine than trying to

drop the unwanted pounds.

Putting your pet on the

scale and concentrating on

that number is not the best

way to evaluate if the pet is

overweight. Body condition

scores and the pet's appear-

ance are much better at assess-

ing obesity. The pet is scored

by looking at its overall build,

the amount of fat overlying its

ribs, and its waist. You should

be able to feel your pet's ribs

easily without pressing, but

you should not be able to see

the ribs from across the room.

Your pet's torso, viewed from

above, should resemble an

hourglass.

This is an important

topic because an overweight

pet is not a healthy pet.

Obesity commonly leads to

diabetes, heart problems, and

arthritis. Keeping your pet at a

healthy weight can literally

add years to their life.

As the weather is getting

a bit warmer, here are some

exercise tips.

Getting your dog or cat

to fetch. Most dogs get fun

and enjoyment out of a simple

game of fetch. Some cats also

fetch but they can also get

enjoyment from string toys or

laser light toys, even if it gets

them off the couch for 5-10

minutes.

Jogging for fitness. Dogs

can make great jogging part-

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that is the right temperament

that makes him suitable as a

running partner. To get the

best out of your jogging, do

not use a regular leash, your

arm could be pulled out of its

socket. Its best to buy or make

a hands free running leash

that ties securely around your

waist.

Dogs love swimming.

Swimming is a great exercise

for dogs. It's low-impact, so

there's no stress on the

joints of older or arthritic

dogs. It also helps to exercise

all muscles at the same time.

The majority of dogs are

natural swimmers, and

younger dogs learn to enjoy

it.

Dog walking for fitness.

Walking is a great exercise for

both humans and dogs alike,

as long as you walk together.

Use a leash unless you're in a

safe, fenced in area. For walk-

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retractable lead and flashlight.

Dog agility training. In

agility training, a handler

guides a dog without its lead

through an obstacle course

consisting of jumps and tun-

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poles and teeter-totters.

Setting up an agility course in

your garden can be great fun

and a good way for your dog to

get regular exercise.

All these activities can

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healthier and build a stronger

bond with your pet.

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Jeff Razen is a kind and

compassionate man who

has dedicated his life to

helping others in their time of

need. Since 2005, the Wayne

Township Memorial First Aid

Squad has been fortunate to

call him one of our own. He

has dedicated countless hours

as an Emergency Medical

Technician (EMT) serving on

several committees as well as

holding the line officer position

of Assistant Lieutenant. In

addition, Jeff has worked as an

EMT for Lifestar, a paid ambu-

lance service. He also served

for seven years as a firefighter

with Wayne Fire Department

Company 4, before earning his

status as a township exempt

member.

Now Jeff needs your help.

In November of 2011, at the

age of 31, Jeff was diagnosed

with a malignant brain tumor

(grade 4 Glioblastoma), and

has since undergone two major

brain surgeries. We are hosting

a beefsteak/tricky tray to bene-

fit Jeff and his family, hoping to

ease some of the financial bur-

dens that come with such a

serious illness.

The event will be on

Sunday, April 29th at the

Wayne Elks from 4-8. Tickets

will be $45 per person and will

include all-you-can-eat beef-

steak, beer, soda, salad, french

fries, ice cream, coffee and tea.

Tickets MUST be bought in

advance. Please email The

[email protected] or call

973-692-8055 for information.

If you cannot attend the

event and would still like to

donate, checks can be made

payable to the Wayne First Aid

Squad. **Please write The

Fight for Jeff In the memo**.

Donations can be mailed to:

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Wayne, NJ 07470

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It can be difficult to envision

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camp options. In fact, many

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Attending summer camp

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camp each year. There are

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It also gives parents both a safe

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during the summer.

Summer camp pulls

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Camps also provide a variety of

activities that can challenge

children to try new things that

go beyond their comfort zones.

Some children are very

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ing summer camp. Others need

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What percentage of staff

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selected and trained?

What kind of health care is

provided?

Can you tell me about thepolicy on phone calls and fam-

ily visits?

What do you do in the event

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Jersey, on Thursday, April

26th (doors open at 6:00

pm). Fashions will be provid-

ed by Kurth Cottage of

Ridgewood and a portion of the

proceeds will benefit WayneInterfaith Food Pantry and

Valley Hospital Auxiliary.

Tickets are $48.00 each. For

reservations, contact Felice

Tobias: [email protected]

or the Temple Office (973)

595-6565.

May 3

Get Ready For Cruise Night

2012! The Tri-County Cruisers

classic automobile club willkick off their Cruise Night sea-

son on Thursday, May 3. Cruise

Nights will run every Thursday

(weather permitting) to

September 27 at the Kohl's

Shopping Center on Route 23

North and Ratzer Road in

Wayne. The club has returned

to this place from last year, and

the lot has been newly paved

while the location offers plenty

of food options. DJ music fromthe 1950's and 1960's will be

featured. There will also be

door prizes and 50/50's, which

further support the charitable

efforts of the Tri-County

Cruisers.

Around theCommunity

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, begin-

ning at 1:00 P.M. Coffee is

served after each regular meet-

ing and members enjoy an

afternoon of fellowship. Daytrips and overnight trips are

scheduled throughout the year,

certain meetings host special

speakers, and bingo is played

for only GACW members

one Thursday during each

month. For more information

on how to join this active

group, sponsored by the

Wayne Department of Parks

and Recreation, please contact

Val Turner, assistant recordingsecretary, 973-694-5094; or,

come to one of our meetings as

a guest to check us out. To

qualify as a member you must

be a Wayne resident and at

least 50 years of age. Yearly

dues are $7.00.

Professional musicians and

vocalists of the Wayne Seniors

Swing Band will perform for

your dancing and listening

pleasure on the third Tuesday

of each month. Performances

will take place from 12:30 to

2:30 p.m. at the Wayne Elks

Lodge, 50 Hinchman Avenue

in Wayne. Requested donation

is $2 from members of the

Wayne Elks Lodge and mem-

bers of the Wayne Adult

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$3. Light refreshments will be

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please call 973-694-4272, ext.

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related items. The Riverview

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bers with the opportunity to

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Jewish Family Service of

North Jersey, a recipient of

financial assistance from UJAFederation of North Jersey, is

expanding its Kosher Meals on

Wheels program in Wayne.

The Meals on Wheels Program

provides hot, nutritious kosher

meals to people age 60 and

over, or those younger who

have a disability and who are

unable to cook or shop.

Volunteer drivers bring needed

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Swing Band will perform for

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