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    Youve very likely driven

    past our store for most of

    your life on the way to

    some corporate jeweler in the

    mall, but have you ever wondered

    how this little jewelry store has

    been here for so long? The major-ity of the other businesses around

    us have changed over several

    times. One of our neighbors has

    been a pizzeria, a pet store and

    now a tattoo parlor. For about 26

    years weve been a local

    Pequannock business and thats

    no easy accomplishment. The rea-

    son for this was the unique paring

    of two friends who had both been

    in different parts of the jewelry

    business. This combined a gemol-ogist with years of experience in

    the NYC diamond district with a

    fourth-generation jewelry manu-

    facturer.

    Much of the reason for the

    success of Boston Louis Jewelers

    lies in our extensive knowledge

    and experience in the field of dia-

    monds and jewelry, and we openlyshare that knowledge with our

    customers. And while yes, we are

    just a small store in a small town,

    our connections are worldwide.

    If you are shopping for an

    engagement ring or other dia-

    mond jewelry, you could just buy

    it from a no-faced source on the

    Internet, or from a mall salesper-son with a years experience under

    his belt. Before you do that,

    though, you might drop by Boston

    Louis just for the heck of it. We

    challenge you to! We arent high-

    pressure sellers. We will very like-

    ly enlighten you, and even more

    importantly, get you a better deal

    on a better quality diamond.

    Weve found over the years

    that pretty much everyone who

    has taken the time to let us edu-cate them about diamonds has

    bought from us. Were real jewel-

    ers professional jewelers who

    have spent decades in the dia-

    mond trade and weve been

    where we are for a long time

    because we educate and care for

    our customers.

    If you are curious about

    learning more about diamonds

    before making a purchase, please

    feel free to drop by Boston LouisJewelers, 151 Newark-Pompton

    Turnpike in Pequannock.

    Call 973-694-9073 or visit

    www.bostonlouis.com.

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    JAN 24

    Bunco night Friday January 24,doors open at 6;15pm. Games beginat 7pm. Donation $7.00 includesadmission, lots of fun, coffee, tea,dessert and everyone is a winner. Call

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    JAN 28Passaic County CASA (CourtAppointed Special Advocates) forChildren is asking people to make adifference with their New Years reso-lutions by becoming a volunteer CourtAppointed Special Advocate to a localchild who is under court protectionbecause of abuse, neglect or abandon-ment, or by making a financial contri-bution to the organization. PassaicCounty CASA is now recruiting volun-

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    www.passaiccounty casa.org or contactOffice Coordinator Stephen

    Wesolowski at 973-832-4002.Interested volunteers are invited toattend an upcoming orientation ses-sion on Tuesday, January 28 at 6pm at415 Hamburg Tpk, Suite B-1,Wayne.Please call 973-832-4002 to RSVP.

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    Wayne Elks 2181 Super Bowl Sundayparty. hosted by bar committeeSunday, February 2 on a giant screenTV. Delicious covered dish buffet. Bring

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    The Amity Club of Our Lady ofConsolation Parish, 1799 HamburgTurnpike, Wayne i s honored t o have aperformance from the NJ Council for

    Humanities on Monday, February 3 at7:30pm in the school hall, which isdown the hill from the church. For

    more info call the Parish Center at973-839-3444.

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    Sweetheart dance presented byWayne Elks 2181 Auxiliary on

    Saturday, February 8 at7:30pm. Special menu presented byChef Bob Fisher. Music by DJ Jerry. Forreservations call Joyce at 973 9568956.

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    Calvary Gospel Church, 1559Hamburg Tpk, Wayne. Services;10am-worship Service; 11am-coffeeand bagels; 11:30am-Sunday School.Other activities; Brick-every secondSaturday of the month at 6pm for 18-

    30 yr olds; Depression Support Group-every 2nd and 4th Sunday evenings at6pm; Floor Hockey for ages High

    School and up-every Tuesday at 7pm.Please call 973-694-5385 for moreinformation.

    Green Pond Bible Chapel is excited tohost along with area churches: Spring

    2014 Perspectives 15 weeks; 15Instructors; one epic story. Classes areMonday evenings from 6:30-9:30pmJanuary 6 to May 5; biblical, histori-cal, cultural, strategic. Get threadedinto Gods story this fall as you experi-ence His heart for every tribe, tongue,people and nation and encounter themomentum of the World ChristianMovement. This class will change yourlife - for the good! Youll get a newperspective on Gods heart and eternal

    desire since the beginning of time.Enroll online at: www.Perspectives.org/GreenPond or Call 973 697 0990.What is perspectives? Check it out! Athttp://vimeo.com/5686660.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

    you are doing fine after the war, thatsfantastic but dont forget about yourbuddies who are still suffering. Find

    out how you can help. Call BarryJensen at 973-809-9665. Point Man

    Ministries meets the first Thursday ofevery month from 7:30-9:30pm atCornerstone Chapel 620 Route 23North, Pompton Plains.

    The Riverview Garden Club, based inWayne encourages local area residentswho are interested in gard ening and inexpanding their botanical knowledgeto become club members. Novice aswell as experienced gardeners arewelcome. F or details about joining ourclub, please call our membership

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    offering free year round memoryscreenings. Free and confidentialscreenings are held from 2-4pm everythird Wednesday of each month exceptfor November. Call and make your

    appointment today at 973-839-3761.All screenings are held at the VisitingAngels office at 2190 Hamburg

    Turnpike, Wayne.The Golden Age Circle of Wayne, Inc.

    (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 eachmonth. To qualify as a member, you

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

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    Ialways look forward to con-firming with my accountant

    how much I will save each

    year by making a tax-

    deductible contribution to my

    qualified plan. As a self-

    employed individual, I am

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    plan $51,000 for 2013. Atthe federal income tax bracket

    of 39.6 percent, this is a tax

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    pay me $20,196 to save

    $51,000. Stated yet a different

    way, I will lose $21,196 if I

    dont save the $51,000 afforded

    me by the IRS for investing for

    my retirement. This makes avery compelling argument to

    make this contribution every

    year, but is it really worth it?

    Lets envision my SEP

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    from the compounded rate of

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    the water flowing from thepitcher through the rest of my

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    The government says one

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    the shot glass, the pitcher or

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    my beneficiaries. With my

    choice to take the deduction

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    biggest pile of money, the

    income for the rest of my life.

    My kids will bear the burden ofpaying income tax on the

    remainder, not to mention NJ

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    federal estate tax.

    After second thought,

    perhaps taking the deduction

    on the shot glass was an

    improper bet, since I will ulti-mately pay more tax on the

    biggest pile of money, the bath-

    tub size portion. Yet, common

    sense dictates that I take the

    deduction now for the very

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    the SEP contribution could be

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    retirement. Some tax profes-

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    should be taken today since you

    will be in a lower tax bracket in

    the future when retired. Manyof my clients have found this

    point-of-view not to be the

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    taxation havoc on their annual

    income and ultimately their

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    What if there were a way

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    by taking the deductions to

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    pension plan while working,

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    Performances will take place from12:30-2:30pm at the Wayne ElksLodge, 50 Hinchman Ave. For more

    information, call 973-633-0734.Jewish Family Service of NorthJersey, a recipient of financial assis-tance from UJA Federation of NorthJersey, is expanding its Kosher Mealson Wheels program in Wayne. TheMeals on Wheels Program provideshot, nutritious kosher meals to peopleage 60 and over, or those youngerwho have a disability and who areunable to cook or shop. Drivers are

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    Meals on Wheels, or for additionalinformation, call Paul Klein at 973-595-0111.Spa 23 Health & Racquet Club in

    Wayne offers birthday parties and spe-cial events for all ages. Kids will havethe time of their lives at Spa 23 par-ties! 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, andSundays. You can also book the entireclub for your own private event! Thespa is located at 381 Route 23 in

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    Proponents of marriage

    may quote any number

    of reasons why couples

    should tie the knot instead of

    living a life of singlehood. A

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    er is one reason many couples

    wed, but getting hitched

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    health. Thats right, a growing

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    men and women from a health

    and wellness standpoint.

    A 2006 study published

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    are divorced/separated or have

    never married are more likely

    to die earlier. In addition to a

    greater combined wealth that

    may make access to health

    insurance or better healthcare

    possible, there are a number of

    possible reasons behind why

    married couples tend to be

    healthier and happier.

    Safety: Being married and

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    a disease through intimate

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    helping people overcome apprehen-sions about speaking in public, whileimproving communication and leader-ship skills. Guests are welcomed there is no charge to visit and no obli-gation to speak or to join. Meetingsheld every second and fourth Tuesdayof the month from 7-9pm. Please

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    1.Buy colorful fruits and veg-

    etables. Adults should get at

    least five servings per day of

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    ored fruits and vegetables to

    ensure you get the rainbow of

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    offer.

    2.Limit high-fat dairy and

    meat. Buy skinless cuts of lean

    meat with the least amount of

    visible fat. Cuts that say loin

    after them, like sirloin and

    tenderloin, are often leaner

    cuts. Fatty fish like salmon or

    trout can also help increase

    the bodys level of healthy

    omega-3s.

    3.Eat plenty of nuts and highfiber foods. Fiber can help

    lower blood cholesterol, and it

    keeps you full, which helps

    you maintain a healthy

    weight. You can find fiber in

    fruits, veggies, beans and

    whole-grain breads and cere-

    als, as well as in nuts.

    4.Dont buy butter. Avoiding

    butter can help lower choles-

    terol. Consider replacing but-ter with a more healthful

    spread like Smart Balance,

    Benechol, or Promise, which

    contain plant sterols that may

    help lower bad cholesterol.

    5.Read nutrition labels.

    Studies show that people who

    read nutrition labels tend to

    be slimmer than those who

    dont. Its easy for salt and

    sugar to sneak in to your diet,

    especially with prepared foods,

    so be sure to always read the

    nutrition label.

    6.Frozen or canned fruits and

    veggies are okay. Remember

    that frozen fruits and vegeta-

    bles have the same vitamins

    and minerals in them. This

    knowledge makes keeping the

    kitchen stocked with choles-

    terol- and blood pressure-low-ering foods a little easier.

    Choose unsalted or unsweet-

    ened varieties when possible.

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    Fences serve many pur-

    poses on a property andcan even add visual

    appeal and value to a home.

    A fence can effectively delin-

    eate property borders, serve as

    a safety barrier and keep pets

    and children from wandering

    into the street.

    According to Zillow, an

    online real estate database,erecting a fence on a property

    in an area where fences are

    common usually increases the

    value of the home, putting it

    in line with similar properties

    nearby. However, this may

    only be the case if the fence is

    installed professionally and

    matches other fencesthroughout the neighbor-

    hood.

    Homeowners planning

    to install a fence should first

    secure a copy of their proper-

    ty surveys. A survey of the

    property is often conducted

    upon purchasing a home

    and/or when the land andhome is being assessed. If you

    do not have a survey, you can

    hire a professional to conduct

    one.

    The survey will be handy

    because it clearly marks prop-

    erty lines. Depending on the

    local regulations, fences may

    need to be installed a certainnumber of inches or feet with-

    in the property line. Your

    municipality and building

    code office will be able to

    guide you further as to what is

    legal. Reputable fencing com-

    panies that work in the com-

    munity should also have a

    good understanding of fenc-ing regulations.

    A permit is typically

    needed to install a fence.

    Either your contractor or you

    will need to apply for the per-

    mit before construction can

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    antique tiles can give an

    authentic patina to a historic

    home, and Brettler recom-

    mends mixing tile and stone so

    the look isnt so intense.

    FINDING YOUR COM-

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    According to Elissa

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    Chicago, people are movingtoward much more casual and

    interactive living.-This trans-

    lates into making all rooms in

    the home inviting and multi-

    functional, to foster together-

    ness in comfortable spaces that

    will actually be used.

    Hazard adds that practical-

    ity and individuality will domi-

    nate next year, with upholstery

    expected to bring presence and

    sophistication while still deliver-ing all-day comfort.

    The Wayne Chapter of

    UNICO National

    invites residents to

    attend its Rediscover Your

    Italian Heritage event on

    Sunday February 9 from

    25pm at the Pompton

    Falls Fire Dept. No. 3, 130

    Jackson Avenue in

    Wayne.

    Celebrate the cul-

    ture, traditions and histo-ry of Italian-Americans in

    a fun and festive atmos-

    phere that will include

    food tastings, demos, a lan-

    guage lesson, entertainment

    and cultural information.

    Delicious homemade Italian

    specialties, such as bruschetta,

    mozzarella and antipasto, fol-

    lowed by an array of tasty

    Italian desserts, will be served

    while attendees enjoy anentertaining heritage and cul-

    ture program. There will be a

    special exhibit called

    Treasures from Home: a dis-

    play of mementos and col-

    lectibles from Italy that were

    brought to America by ances-

    tors of UNICO members.

    Wayne UNICO is a local

    chapter of UNICO National,

    the largest Italian-American

    service and charitable organi-

    zation in America, with over

    120 local chapters in 22 states.

    Founded in 1922, UNICONational is dedicated to pro-

    moting and defending Italian

    heritage while supporting

    charitable causes such as can-

    cer research, Cooleys anemia,

    mental health, granting of

    scholarships to deserving

    young people and many

    other causes, locally and

    nationally. New members

    are always welcome and

    membership applications

    will be available at the

    event.There is no cost to attend

    this very special Italian

    heritage event but a reser-

    vation is required and atten-

    dance is limited. The deadline

    for making reservations is

    February 2. To reserve your

    spot or to get more informa-

    tion, contact Steve

    Calantone, president of the

    Wayne chapter of UNICO, at

    862-668-8682 or [email protected].

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    Wayne Historic

    House Museums,533 Berdan Ave.,

    is hosting a winter-long snow

    structure contest from January

    3March 9.

    The structures can be

    made any day between dawn

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    historic houses or near thelarge banner board. Parti-

    cipants should submit their

    contact information via the e-

    mail link on the Museums

    page (under the Visitor

    link) at www.waynetown-

    ship.com or leave a phone

    message at 973-694-7192.Staff will take photos,

    but if a structure might melt

    quickly, participants are

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    photos and submit them

    along with their contact

    information.

    Theres a prize for everysnow structure: the choice of a

    historical book or toy. A sur-

    prise grand prize worth $50

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