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Our kids are growing up

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•The Montville United Methodist Church,

29 Whitehall Road (Route 202) Towaco

will be having a gently used clothing and

household goods sale on Thursday, June

18 from 6-8pm in the rear of the educa-

tional building, upstairs. We have a large

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ages and sizes. The proceeds from this

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information or directions call the church

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As the saying goes,

“We ain’t getting any

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to our last day on the earth

and for most of us we would

rather not drop dead at our

job site. From the first day we

started in the working world

we’ve had financial goals and

aspirations. For some it was to

move out of our parent’s

house. Others wanted to buy a

car or their first home; for

others still, the goal might

have been to pay-off debt

incurred by school loans or

credit card purchases that

cannot even be remembered.

The bigger picture of “living

on less” to save more for

retirement, was a distant 2ndor 3rd place on the financial

priority list, if it even made

the list at all.

“I’ll seriously start funding my

retirement plan with my next

bonus, raise, or tax-refund

check.” “I know I should par-

ticipate in the company 401k

plan, but even though they

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tions, things are just too tight

right now.” “But retirement is

so far away, it’s not even in my

field of vision.” “My kids are

starting college in a few years

and I need to start saving for

that.” Were any of these irra-

tional explanations for failure

to implement or increase

funding to a retirement plan

or to work with a financial

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In my 35 year career I’ve

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even more variations and jus-

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According to the 2013

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However, an alarming 76% of

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Firstly, $500,000 is far too lowa figure to base your retire-

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their parent’s mouths to feed,

clothes they wear and the roof

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that people you and I know,

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simply because they won’t be

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the government and employ-

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But, the majority of responsi-

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they planned to be!” If you

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Therefore it is incumbent

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Retirement plan investment

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It’s a word that bestows confi-

dence, hope, and a sense of

well-being. It’s a word that

brings affirmation. It’s a word

that allows a young child or aman to move forward boldly,

humbly, but with courage and

confidence into the future. It’s

a word that says, “You are a

masterpiece that has been cre-

ated for a unique purpose in

this life.” It’s a word that helps

our children, our family, our

friends, and those we work

with know they are valuable

and fashioned for something

special in this life.When we look around

and see people that are

excelling in life, much of the

time but not always, we will

find folks who come from a

background where they had a

loving, supportive, encourag-

ing family that continually

spoke words of blessing, like

those noted previously, into

their lives. In essence, they

were told they could do any-thing in life they set their heart

and mind to, and this was not

contingent on the family’s

financial stature. To the con-

trary, studies have been done

and we understand the large

majority of super successful

people come from very difficult

and distressed families and

backgrounds. These people

make it in life because of the

words spoken to them over

many years.

You may be saying, “I

never had such words spoken

to me.” In fact, you may have

heard nothing but discourag-

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sive words coming your way.

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can learn how to be a person

who blesses everyone in your

life. I didn’t learn till late in life

and you can too. This is what

Father’s Say is all about.This is not rocket science

and while it may be uncomfort-

able for some men to do this, it

is essential to our children’s

healthy growth. Whether you

have a strong relationship with

your children or none, speak-

ing words of blessing will make

an impact. A blessing should

be given as often as you can.

Don’t speak well? Get nervous?

No problem! Your kids won’tcare about how polished you

sound but rather how sincere

your words. Whether its 30 sec-

onds or 5 minutes the impor-

tant thing is you do it and

mean it!

We have some tools tohelp you. Simply go to

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One of the recommenda-

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behind in some permanent

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Imagine that you record a

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you are here or not.

Remember: What Father’s

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Summer Slide” is a termparents may hear at

the end of the school

year. No, it doesn’t have

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ground activities. Rather,

“summer slide” refers to

knowledge gained during the

school year that may be lost

over the duration of summer

break.

The National Summer

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many students lose about two

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skills over the summer.

Students tend to score lower

on standardized tests after

summer vacation than they

do when the same tests are

taken at the onset of summer.

Minds left to sit idle canhaunt chi ld ren when i t’s

time to return to the class-

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Fireworks can be a won-

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in the night.

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Loud noises often

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to unpredictable behavior.

Summer can induce anxiety

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celebrate with fireworks and

boisterous parties.

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hear fireworks or other loud

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The 4th of July is fast

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973-200-3262 Direct • 973-454-5183 Cell • 973-200-3231 Fax • [email protected] Payments listed above are based on principal & interest only on a 30yr fixed mortgage and does not include taxes, insurance or condo dues. Mortgage Payments listed above are based on a 20% down payment. APR based on a 740 credit score as of June 5, 2015. Terms for Condos listed above are subject to meeting

Fannie Mae Guidelines. This information is not to be considered a commitment to lend. Programs and terms are subject to change withou t notice. NJ Lenders Corp. is a Licensed Mortgage Banker, States of NJ, NY, CT, FL, MD, PA and VA Banking Departments, NMLS #35 286 Equal Housing Len der.

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PEQUANNOCK $299,3214.00/4.112% APR

$1,143 PER MONTHNEWLY LISTED!

4 BR, 1.1 BA, 1 CAR GAR & CARPORT

POMPTON PLAINS $712,3214.00/4.057% APR


4 BR, 3 BA, 2 CAR GAR

LINCOLN PARK $299,8004.00/4.112% APR



MADISON $565,0004.00/4.067% APR


3 BR, 2.1 BA, 1 CAR GAR

WHIPPANY $349,3214.00/4.099% APR



LINCOLN PARK $327,0004.00/4.104% APR

$1,249 PER MONTHCOMLEY ESTATES!

3 BR, 1.1 BA, CARPORT


$1,661 PER MONTHFARMHOUSE & COTTAGE!

5 BR, 2.1 BA, DET GAR

PATERSON $225,0004.00/4.144% APR

$859 PER MONTHGORGEOUS RANCH!

2 BR, 2 BA.


$802 PER MONTHFIRST FLOOR UNIT!

2 BR, 2 BA.


$1,337 PER MONTHNEWLY RENOVATED!


BUTLER $179,8003.875/4.035 APR

$676 PER MONTHGREAT STARTER HOME!

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4BR, 2 BA.

BUTLER $299,9004.00/4.112% APR

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$2,215 PER MONTHGORGEOUS LAKEFRONT VIEWS!

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KINNELON $435,0004.00/4.082% APR

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WAYNE $389,9004.00/4.090% APR

$1,489 PER MONTHTIMBER VALLEY TOWNHOME!

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WEST MILFORD $319,0004.00/4.106% APR

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WAYNE $219,0004.00/4.148% APR

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- 2014 Quality ServicePinnacle Producer- Century 21® Centurion Award

2013 & 2014Cell: (973) 214-5250

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recent sales#1 Agent in Total Production

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LISTINGS Agent for the Month of May

Colleen A. McMahon Danielle Fiorina

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LAKE FRONT PINES LAKE, WAYNE 3/4 Bedroom, 2 full and

2 half- bathrooms

This absolutely stunning

property presents an

unparalleled combinaonof sophiscaon and

refinement. The front

facade of this classic

modern work of art is

purposely decepve and

understated... in contrast

to the drama of the

lakeside elevaon with its

striking views and gardens.

Offered at $2,999,888


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Patti Tahan, Branch

Manager of ColdwellBanker Wayne office,

would like to congratulate

Sales Associate, Craig

Brower, on achieving the

NJAR Circle of Excellence

Sales Award once again in

2014. “Craig is a dedicated

and experienced realtor who

uses his knowledge to

achieve his client’s goals. He

is an asset to the sales staff in

our office,” says Patti. Craigis familiar with the state-of-

the-art marketing that

Coldwell Banker offers and

uses them along with his

negotiation skills to con-clude successful and reward-

ing real estate transactions

for his clients.

As a resident of Lincoln

Park, he is very familiar with

his hometown and all the

surrounding areas in Passaic,

Morris, Essex and Sussex

counties. He is happy to

work with his existing and

new clients to exceed their

highest expectations in realestate.

As well as receiving the

NJAR Circle of Excellence

Sales Award for his eleventh

year, Craig is also one of the

top associates at the Wayne

Coldwell Banker office,

located at 1410 Valley Rd for

the month of March 2015.

You can reach Craig Brower

on his cell phone at 973-865-7479 or office phone at 973-

694-8000.

Tiny houses are a

recent phenomenon

and have spurred

many businesses - from

builders to decorating experts

- looking to connect with

consumers who want to go

small. The small house move-

ment advocates for living

simply in small homes, some

of which can be as small as

100 square feet or less.

Although living in a tinyhouse is not for everyone,

many people prefer small-

space living to living in larg-

er, more spacious homes and

apartments. For those looking

to make the most of their

small living spaces, there are

ways to make such living

arrangements feel larger.

Light is your friend.

Establish adequate lighting in

a room that includes at least

three working lights. Varied

light sources from different

angles will eliminate dark

corners and shadows that can

make a space feel smaller.

Lighting also can draw the

eye where you want it and

distract attention from the

room’s flaws.

Make use of vertical

space. Homes where space is

at a premium may have limit-

ed storage areas. An often-

overlooked storage option is

vertical space. Space abovedoors, shelving, and areas

above cabinetry are ideal

places to store items. Use

hooks on walls to keep

belongings off the floor.

Choose light-colored

paint. Choose lighter hues for

your home furnishings and

wall colors. You do not have

to limit this to white (unless

landlords require white

walls). Pale colors will help

reflect light and can make the

room seem larger than it real-

ly is. Using a dark color on

the flooring can make other

lighter shades really pop in

contrast.

Conceal the clutter. If

you cannot keep personal

belongings to the utmost

minimum in a home, experi-

ment with clever ways to

keep items out of sight.

Furniture that serves dual

purposes can help with this

task. Storage ottomans willconceal small toys or linens

and also provide seating

options in a room when

guests come over. A dresser

can be used as a dining room

buffet piece, and the numer-

ous drawers can hold knick-

knacks or silverware.

Furniture with built-in, hid-

den storage is well worth the

investment when living

spaces are limited.

Create dual-purpose

rooms. Lack of space means

getting creative with the

space you do have. A nook in

your bedroom can be devoted

to a miniature home office.

Perhaps you can establish a

crafting center in a portion of

your laundry room. Garages

have long served as catch-all

spaces in homes. Apart from

storage, they can be subdivid-

ed for home gyms or even a

place to gather and watch a

ballgame.Hang mirrors to

“expand” rooms. Mirrors can

trick the eye into believing

there is more space in a room.

Mirrors melt away room bor-

ders and can accelerate the

flow of light. Hanging them

throughout your home can

make spaces seem larger.

Think about built-in fur-

niture. Traditional furniture

may not be practical for small

spaces and can waste a lot of

room. Custom-built furniture

is often the way to go to max-

imize the area you do have.

Employ a little do-it-yourself

initiative as well, customizing

items for the perfect fit.

Work with a designer. If

you’re having difficulty mak-

ing a small space work for

you, consult with an interior

designer or a contractor for

some ideas.

visit our website at www.lifeandleisurenj.com J ,g ,

[email protected]

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RELOCATION AGENT

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Valley Section4BR, 2 1/2 Bath Split with2 car garage, 1/3 acre

property. Close to Schools,Shopping & Transportation.

Make the most of small living spaces

Congratulations

Craig BrowerThough urban areas may not be in close proximity to beaches, lakes or streams, stormwater from such areas

is one of the primary ways that pollutants are delivered to major bodies of water. According to the United States

Environmental Protection Agency, high stormwater flow can send untreated sewage into our waters, including

our oceans. Stormwater from urban areas also may be responsible for delivering heavy metals, pathogens

(bacteria, viruses or other microorganisms that can cause disease) and sediment into our waters. Eco-friendly

infrastructure can reduce and treat stormwater at its source, preventing many of the environmental problems

associated with stormwater runoff.

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BOONTON $2,395,000Magnificent Custom Estate gracefully blendsprime location with interior finishings truly be-yond compare. 6BR 6.2BA. MLS 3186251

KINNELON 973-838-9300

KINNELON $449,900Visualize yourself in this delightful 3BR 2BASplit-level, 2 FPL, FDR, zoned heating/cooling.MLS 3208649

KINNELON 973-838-9300

KINNELON $479,000Smoke Rise - Welcome to this terrific, 2BR Ranchnicely set on 1.12 Acres w/Cozy F/P, wood floor-ing, 2 Car Gar. MLS 3221356

KINNELON 973-838-9300

KINNELON $580,000Smoke Rise - 4BR 2+BA Colonial on a cul-de-sac.1.41 Acres, Cozy F/P, wd flrg, MBA, Pantry, BSMT,2 Car Gar, numerous updates. MLS 3210735

KINNELON 973-838-9300

KINNELON $584,900Smoke Rise- Experience the charm of thislovely, 5BR 3+BA Colonial sited on 1.31 Acres,attractive pool. 2FPLCS, Patio. MLS 3212563

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KINNELON $600,000Smoke Rise-Cul-de-sac 4BR 3BA Bi-level

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KINNELON $749,900A lovely setting comes with this 4BR 3+BAColonial nicely set on 1.97 Acres. 3 Car Gar,Deck. Community tennis. MLS 3227353

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KINNELON $750,000Smoke Rise - Beautifully Maintained Spacious5BR 3BA Colonial w/walls of windows set on 2.15Park-like Acres, 3FPLS, 3 Car Gar. MLS 3224884

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KINNELON $879,000Smoke Rise - Discover the charm & elegancepervading this Cust 4BR 5+BA Contemp posi-tioned on 1 Acre, 3 Car Gar, Deck. MLS 3210217

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KINNELON $1,150,000Ridge Run - Discover the versatility of this Cust Col,5BR 4+BA on cul-de-sac, w/1.26 Acres , 3Car Gar,2Story stone FP, Media Rm., W/O LL. MLS 3163244

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KINNELON $1,245,000Smoke Rise - Surround yourself with luxury inthis fenced 5BR 4+BA streamside Colonial nicelysited on 1.84 Acres, 3 Car Gar. MLS 3225400

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KINNELON $1,500,000Discover the charm and elegance pervadingthis gracious 5BR 4+BA mountain-view VintageColonial nicely sited on 7 Acres. MLS 3224923

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LINCOLN PARK $499,000Beautiful 5BR M/D home w/open living, newKit, FDR & LR, HW floors & FR, LR & Kit in LL.Non-flood area near everything. MLS 3215566

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NORTH HALEDON $589,000Stylish 4BR 2.5BA CHC w/designer feat, gor-geous EIK/Cherry & Granite, Dbl Staircase, Sky-lites, FPL, on Cul-De-Sac. MLS 3190228

WAYNE 973-694-8000

POMPTON PLAINS $714,900Impeccable spacious 3BR 2.5BA Cust Col in primeNorth location w/stunning EIK, FDR, FLR/FPL, HWfloors, prof. landscape, MORE! MLS 3213502

WAYNE 973-694-8000

WAYNE $339,9004BR Cape w/LR, Kit, sep DA, FR, Level yard &waterfall, CA & Roof approx 2yrs old, Fin BSMT& Gar, Near everything! MLS 3223312

WAYNE 973-694-8000

WAYNE $388,000Well maintained cheerful 3BR 2BA Ranch w/Kitvaulted ceil, Skylite, main level FR, 2 FPLs, 3Season Rm, Gar & nice yd. MLS 3220473

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WAYNE $457,000Like new 3/4BR 2.5BA Split on cul-de-sacw/brand new Kitchen & Baths, FDR, FPLC +nice IG pool & Patio. MLS 3221128

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WAYNE $589,000Lakefront on Toms Lake! Custom renovated up-graded home w/4BRs, 4BA, 2 FPLs, Decks &Views Galore-all 4 Seasons! MLS 3215637

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WAYNE 973-694-8000

WAYNE $637,999Custom 4BR 2.5BA Col w/HW flrs, new Kit, Lg LR,FDR, FR, Gas FPLC, crown molding, multi-levelDeck, hot tub, IG pool, 2Car Gar MLS 3209568

WAYNE 973-694-8000

WAYNE $849,000Perfect & ready gracious 4-6BR 3.2BA Colonialw/Gourmet Kit, fabulous BSMT & breathtakingviews. Everything a buyer needs! MLS 3209299

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WAYNE $1,169,999Spectacular Bunton Farms 5BR 4.5BA Col w/GrmtKit, 9’ ceil, Open Flr Plan, HW fl rs, BonusRm, Dualstaircases + More on .9 Acres. MLS 3208020

WAYNE 973-694-8000


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