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    Hibachi Grill & Supreme

    Buffet in Wayne boasts ahuge 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 specialty items

    like hibachi chicken, beef tender-

    loin, Italian shrimp and mouth-

    watering prime choice rib eyesteak.

    For vegetarians or those look-

    ing for healthier options, there is a

    large salad buffet with fresh vegeta-

    bles, many toppings and a wide

    variety of dressings, including a

    special ranch thats made fresh

    daily. Theres also a great selection

    of freshly prepared

    rolls at the sushi bar.Of course, the

    most prominent fea-

    ture is the hibachi-

    style grill. Customers

    select their own meats

    and vegetables, and

    watch as a profession-

    al hibachi chef pre-

    pares their meal right

    in front of them.

    Hibachi Grill &

    Supreme Buffet is family-oriented,serving many kid-friendly foods

    like pizza, mashed potatoes and

    homemade yeast rolls. And lets

    not forget the spectacular dessert

    lineup: fresh fruit, pastries, cookies

    and an ice cream buffet with eight

    different flavors.

    Like its menu, Hibachi Grill

    & Supreme Buffets customers arediverse. During the day there are

    business professionals stopping in

    for a quick and light lunch. In the

    evening there are lots of families

    with kids. On the weekend youll

    see many couples enjoying a night

    out together. People come from far

    away to enjoy the eclectic blend of

    fresh food and the unique

    atmosphere.Having a wedding re-

    hearsal, party or a business

    lunch? Just ask about spe-

    cial occasions. No matter

    what your taste, Hibachi

    Grill & Supreme Buffet

    will be sure to satisfy.

    After all, satisfied cus-

    tomers are what have

    made this restaurant so

    popular.

    Hibachi Grill & SupremeBuffet is located at 862 Hamburg

    Turnpike in Wayne. It is open

    SundayThursday 11am10pm,

    and Friday and Saturday

    11am11pm. For more informa-

    tion, call the restaurant at 973-

    709-1777.

    Hibachi Grill & Supreme Buffet offers over

    300 selections

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    Zone 2, Vol. 11, No. 15

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    NOTE: To have your groups announce-ment appear in Community Happenings,

    please e-mail your paragraph to [email protected].

    AUG 19

    Montville UNICO is having its 25th

    annual golf outing on Monday, August19 at the Brooklake Country Club in

    Florham Park. This full day eventincludes a brunch, 18 holes of golf,

    cocktail hour, gourmet buffet dinner,open bar, and many prizes including a

    new car on a par 3 hole. Set yourfoursome now. All proceeds go

    towards Montville UNICOS communityservices, charitable goals and educa-tional grants throughout MorrisCounty. For more information or toregister contact Peter Melillo,Chairman , at 973-386-1300.

    Around theCommunity...

    Pequannock UNICO will be hosting a

    bus trip to Mt. Airy Lodge & CasinoResort on Wednesday, September 18.

    Ticke t price is $29 per person .Deadline for reservations and pay-ment is August 21. Please call JoeCarabello at 973-835-0208 or JoanDeodato at 973-696-3799 for infor-mation.The Montville United MethodistChurch, 29 Whitehall Road (Route202) Towaco will be holding VacationBible School on August 12-16 from

    9:30am-12pm for children ages 4-12.This years theme is Love Your

    Neighbor. The activities will includeBible stories, music, drums, crafts and

    snacks. For further information ordirections call the church office at 973-334-1603Lincoln Park Public Library Augustprograms are as follows: OnWednesday, August 7, at 2pm play aleisurely game of Summertime Bingo;Saturday, August 10 the NortheastRemnant of the 501st Legion will visitthe library from 12-1pm and patronswill have a chance to meet their

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    favorite Star Wars characters; Monday,August 19 at 2pm make a Beach in aCup using cookies, Jell-O, and

    Swedish Fish. Thursday, August 22come for our summer reading finaleevent. More detailed information on

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    Summer is the season for

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    1. Seek an air-conditioned

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    2. Plan outdoor activities in

    the morning when it is cooler.

    It is important to minimize

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    The most relaxing way to cool

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    The grasshopper plays

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    The outcome is predictable.

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    Many people feel theyre

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    There are three general

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    that helps remove stains on

    the tooth surface as well as

    stains deep in the tooth. None

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    toothpastes can come even

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    ing effect you get from your

    dentists office. Whitening

    toothpastes can lighten your

    tooths color by about oneshade. In contrast, light-acti-

    vated whitening conducted in

    your dentists office can make

    your teeth three to eight

    shades lighter.

    Whitening Strips and

    Whitening Gels:

    Whitening gels are clear,

    peroxide-based gels applied

    with a small brush directly to

    the surface of your teeth.

    Instructions generally call for

    twice a day application for 14days. Initial results are seen in

    a few days and final results are

    sustained for about 4 months.

    The retail cost for this product

    is about $15 for a 14-day treat-

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    Whitening strips are very

    thin, virtually invisible strips

    that are coated with a perox-

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    strips are applied twice daily

    for 30 minutes for 14 days.Initial results are seen in a few

    days and final results are sus-

    Teeth whitening

    options By Peter Brusco, DMD

    What many jewelers

    consider custom

    work is ordering a

    raw casting from a catalog and

    then setting a customers loose

    stones into it. While this is

    definitely part of what anyjeweler does (including

    Boston Louis), it is essentially

    remodeling by using another

    companys stock design.

    Where we differ from the

    average jeweler is through our

    use of custom wax design. An

    original concept is cut into

    wax, and then molded into

    precious metals to create a

    new piece of jewelry.

    Wax models can be madeby the traditional method of

    having a sculpting artist cut a

    design directly into wax, but

    the modern method uses com-

    puter-aided design (CAD)

    technology. While we doboth, CAD uniquely allows us

    to completely create a design

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    dimensionally from every

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    After a CAD design or

    hand-carved wax is completed

    and approved by the client,

    we next cast the item in gold

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    wax process. Co-owner LouisBuddy Mazzo is a fourth-

    generation jewelry caster still

    operating his familys jewelry

    casting factory. Theres a

    huge advantage when you can

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    Co-owner Ken Boston

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    expectations. The ring was asurprise for the clients wife

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    take into consideration how

    small her fingers were. When

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    her finger, it totally over-whelmed her hand.

    Whats cool about CAD

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    If you have a unique

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    resilient about self-correcting.

    Furthermore, grass blades areselective about which nutri-

    ents they absorb, so excess

    chlorine will likely not pene-

    trate the grass blades.

    Chlorine also dissipates

    in the sun. Therefore, while

    the levels may be elevated

    upon just hitting the grass,

    over a short while the chlo-

    rine will essentially be used upand pose no additional threat

    to the surrounding lawn.

    Some people have actu-

    ally said that watering your

    lawn with pool water can be

    an eco-friendly way of curbing

    water usage. Therefore, it may

    be safely used on lawns and

    most flowering plants. It is

    unadvisable to water veg-etable gardens with pool water

    because of any trace levels of

    other chemicals that may be

    found in the pool water.

    Homeowners still con-

    cerned about exposing their

    lawns to pool water can create

    a buffer zone around the pool.

    In-ground pools are tradition-

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    mulch around the perimeter

    of an above-ground pool to

    catch any splashes and to cre-

    ate a barrier between the pool

    and the lawn. Also, direct

    backwashed water through a

    long tube and have it flow it

    to an area away from the

    lawn.Pool owners who want to

    have vibrant grass likely dont

    need to worry about chlorine

    damaging their lawns. In fact,

    the lawns may flourish with

    the extra watering.

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    People take many differ-

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    tained for about 4 months.

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    expense (ranging from $10 to

    about $55) than the top-of-

    the line in-office whitening

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    use of heat, a special light, orlaser light that is directed at

    the chemically coated teeth.

    There are other differences

    that are addressed in the next

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    something positive. This

    might be most effective with

    dogs suffering mild separationanxiety.

    Work to make the dog

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    These shorter periods of sepa-

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    anxiety. Over time gradually

    increase their length. The dog

    may slowly become more com-fortable with being alone.

    Control your own emo-

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    when leaving for the day and

    when arriving home. Give the

    dog a good-bye pat when you

    leave in the morning, and

    then be mellow when you

    arrive home, allowing the dog

    time to relax and calm down

    before paying it any signifi-

    cant attention. This is diffi-cult for many dog owners, but

    it can help your dog overcome

    separation anxiety.

    Do not punish the dog.

    A dog does not engage in

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    Be patient and understanding

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    anxiety and resist the urge to

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    Separation anxiety can

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    Dog owners who react calmly

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    American Beech: This tree

    offers shade and also ediblenuts. It can grow up to 100

    feet in fertile, well-draining

    soils.

    Autumn Blaze Maples:

    These trees are known for

    their outstanding fall foliage.

    However, they also are fast-

    growing shade trees that cancool down any landscape.

    Bald Cyprus: The fern-like

    leaves of this tree provide

    moderate shade. This cyprus

    is low-maintenance and has

    few problems with insects or

    disease.

    Chinese Elm: This rapid-

    growing tree is excellent for

    screening or providing a wind-

    break. Small, dense foliage

    will fill in about five years,when it will be good for shade.

    Crepe Myrtle Tree: Myrtles

    are fast-growing shade trees in

    southern climates. In north-

    ern climates, they may grow

    more like a perennial shrub.

    Little-leaf Linden: This is a

    fragrant tree that blooms

    with yellow flowers in early

    summer. The dense foliagewill remain on the tree into

    late fall.

    Moraine Locust: This tree

    is cold-hardy and can with-

    stand urban conditions. It is

    fast-growing and provides

    light to medium shade.

    Silver Maple: This is themost rapid growing of all

    maples and will be a large

    spreading tree.

    Tulip Trees: These very

    large trees are coveted for

    their flowers that resemble

    the shape of tulips. This tree

    should be given plenty of

    space in which to grow.

    Virginia Pine: Because its

    branches arent as close to

    the ground as other pinetrees, the Virginia pine can

    be an effective shade tree.

    White Birch: This tree, also

    known as the European

    birch, grows 30 to 60 feet tall

    and has drooping branches.

    The smaller leaves offer dap-

    pled shade. The peeling

    white bark can stand out in a

    landscape.White Oak: Oak trees make

    excellent shade trees, but the

    White Oak can grow to 100

    feet tall with a spread of 80

    feet in its canopy. It has thick

    horizontal branches that

    contribute to its shade-pro-

    ducing benefits.

    Trees in ones yard can

    not only keep temperatures

    cool, but also provide habi-

    tats for birds and small ani-mals and act as a food source

    for plenty of creatures.

    turkey (a white meat

    works best with the other

    flavors)1/3 cup grated parmesan

    cheese or pecorino

    romano

    1/3 cup Italian-seasoned

    breadcrumbs

    1 cup thinly chopped or

    grated zucchini

    1 to 2 plum tomatoes,

    chopped

    8 freshly chopped basil

    leaves or a teaspoon of

    prepared pesto4 slices fresh mozzarella

    4 sl ices red onion

    4 leaves romaine lettuce

    4 medium ciabatta rolls,

    split and lightly toasted

    Salt and pepper

    Garlic aioli garnish (recipe fol-

    lows)

    Mix together the ground

    meat, zucchini, breadcrumbs,

    grated cheese, tomatoes, and

    basil leaves together in a bowl.

    Season with salt and pepper to

    taste. Divide mixture into fourequal portions and form into

    patty shapes, roughly 1 inch

    thick.

    Cook burgers via desired

    method (broiler, grill, stove

    top) until the bottoms are

    browned, about 6 minutes.

    Carefully turn over to cook the

    other side, another 4 to 5 min-

    utes. Use an instead-read ther-mometer to determine done-

    ness if you are unsure, depend-

    ing upon whether you used

    turkey or pork.

    Turn off heat and top

    each burger with a slice of

    mozzarella. Allow to just melt

    slightly.

    Spread garlic aioli over

    ciabatta rolls and place a slice

    of red onion and lettuce on

    each bottom. Top with theburgers and finish off with the

    roll top. Enjoy with rosemary-

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    nice complement.

    Basic Garlic Aioli

    3 cloves chopped garlic

    1 cup mayonnaise

    1 tablespoon freshly

    squeezed lemon juice

    1 tablespoon chopped fresh

    Italian parsley

    Salt and pepper to taste

    Use an immersion

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    Wrap and refrigerate for

    around 30 minutes to enable

    to flavors to develop. Serve

    with burgers or other sand-

    wiches.

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