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Skin cancer is the most com-

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all new cancers are skin cancers

and more than one million new

cases of skin cancer will be diag-

nosed this year in the U.S.

Approximately 10,000 people willdie of skin cancer this year. Most

skin cancers have a very high cure

rate if detected and treated early.

The primary cause of skin cancer

is excessive sun exposure; other

causes include radiation, viral

infections, trauma, genetics, and

immunosuppression.

Types of Skin Cancers

The majority of all new skin

cancers are basal cell cancers andsquamous cell cancers; melanomas

comprise the rest. More than 76

percent of skin cancer deaths are

from melanoma, and there will be

about 100,000 new cases of

melanoma in 2012. One person

dies of melanoma every hour.

Currently one in 37 Americans

has a lifetime risk of developing

melanoma; this incidence has

more than tripled among

Caucasians between 1980 and2012. If detected in the early

stages, melanoma can be treated

successfully.

Common Warning Signs

A very common and early

potential sign of skin cancer is

known as actinic keratosis (A.K).

A.K. may appear as rough, red,scaly patches, sores or crusts on

the top layer of the skin. Basal cell

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a scaly area or bump that persists

and bleeds. They usually appear

on the sun-exposed areas of the

body, including the face, forearms,

and neck. Melanoma usuallybegins as a mottled, light-brown-

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June 8

The Missionary Circle of

the Montville Reformed

Church will hold its AnnualStrawberry Festival on June 8

from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

The proceeds from this event

are used to finance their

monthly meatloaf dinners at

the Morristown Shelter.

Come and enjoy fresh straw-berries over vanilla ice cream

and an assortment of fresh

baked cakes and desserts.

Bring your family and friends.

Tickets are available at the

door. The cost for adults is

$6.50, for seniors $5.50, forchildren ages 3-12 $2.50, and

for children under 3 free.

Take out is available.

Montville Reformed Church,

Church Lane, Montville, NJ.

For more information call the

church office at 973-263-

0530.

June 12

Tuesday, June 12 through

Saturday, June 16 at HolySpirit School, 330 Newark

Pompton Turnpike in

Pequannock, 973-835-5680.

The Holy Spirit School

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every night. Come and enjoy

food, games, music, and rides

with family and friends.

Come take a chance on the

nightly 50/50 drawing.

Saturday night will be the

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over $3,000. On Wednesday

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food between 8 p.m. and 10

p.m. (pizza excluded). $300

Wristband Nights will beTuesday, Thursday and Sat-

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June 14

Jacksonville Chapel will

host its tenth annual golf out-

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p.m. The cost is $140 per

golfer and includes 18 holes of

golf (scramble format),

unlimited range use, lunch

and buffet dinner, $10,000hole-in-one prize, plus other

great prizes, contests, and

giveaways. The event takes

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839-6936.

June 21

Pequannock UNICO has afew seats left for their one-day

trip on June 21 to Hunterdon

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2012 USA Road Trip. Ticketprice is $80 per person, which

includes the transportation,

luncheon and show. The

motor coach will depart from

Holy Spirit Church, Pequan-

nock at 9:30 a.m. with

approximate time of arrival

back home (Holy Spirit

Church parking lot) at 5:30

p.m. For reservations call Joe

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Joan Deodato at 973-696-3799 or Andy Vaccaro at 973-

839-2579.

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effort to raise money for Holy

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I

f youre a parent, when

does the responsibility of

providing for your chil-dren cease to exist? When

they are 18? When they fin-

ish trade school or college?

After they secure their first

job? When you stop working

and must be dependent on

your portfolio to live? When

you die? Or is the answer: it

never ends?!

I think about this ques-

tion quite often as a parent of

four wonderful kids. Withover 30 years of asking this

question to hundreds of

prospects and clients, one

can imagine there have been

many answers from couples

and their children, too. Some

couples disagree as to the

answer to my question, caus-

ing some deep friction

between them at times. Most

though, agree with their

spouse whether to provideor not to provide for them up

to or after a certain time in

their childrens lives.

Biblically, it isnt clear.

Regardless of which book you

read, they all describe itabout the same way. The per-

tinent pages read: Provide

for your family. What the

religious books dont say is

for how long and under what

conditions. They do not say

provide when you are alive or

when you are dead. The

books fail to mention if you

must provide when you are

sick or when you are well.

Nor do they say when you areyoung or old. If I may para-

phrase, they just say to pro-

vide for your family. Does

this mean that providing for

my family is all encompass-

ing? Does this mean without

end, in duration of time or

duration of your funds? Does

this translate into: I should

do without, so my children

may prosper? Is there a limit

to my provisions?Interestingly, providing

can be interpreted as an edu-

cation in a profession or

trade, so that they may

become self-sufficient, even-

tually being able to providefor their own children. This

concept works very well for

most families, but sometimes

there are bumps in the road,

like when the child loses his

job or gets divorced, with

some children moving back

home with the parents that

celebrated their childrens

departure from the nest, only

to find them repatriated

under the parental roof yearslater.

Let me offer a suggestion

to this dilemma. It is incum-

bent among parents to teach

their children, or if they are

unable to themselves, pro-

vide from experts an educa-

tion in financial matters.

Further, a parental boost of

opening and funding a long-

term savings or investment

account would be a wisechoice in exposing their chil-

dren to the nuances of

money matters, removing the

fears, mystique, and shroud

of darkness surrounding the

subject of money. The days ofopening a passbook savings

account for the kids as their

entire financial education

has gone the way of the

dinosaur. Mutual funds,

ETFs, individual stocks and

bonds, life insurance and

annuities, property and casu-

alty insurance, and personal

and employer-related retire-

ment plans must be a part of

the curriculum at a mini-mum. Investment strategies

such as buy and hold, dollar

cost averaging, the Rules of

72 and 115, and the Trinity

Method of Investing must

also be included. Developing

good habits of living below

one's means and Dont buy

it unless you can pay for it

are rules that should be mem-

orized like times tables in

elementary school.As important as it is to

grow a portfolio, it is also

imperative to learn how to

protect a portfolio from all of

the negative forces in life

that can compromise it. Oneday your childs portfolio may

well become his major source

of income during his retire-

ment years.

I advise my clients that

to lend money to your adult

kids is really a gift and to

expect its repayment would

be unwise. Though we teach

them to replenish the well

from which they drink so it

will have the ability to bringforth life-saving revenue

once again, it usually goes

unheeded. There are always

exceptions, but my experi-

ence has taught me pragma-

tism.

Yes, an education is one

way of providing. Helping

them with the down pay-

ment for their first home pur-

chase is another. Sharing

your morays and feelingsabout money is a form of pro-

viding, as is providing sound

financial advice. Receiving a

big inheritance or a lawsuit

settlement are others.

However, to leave a large

lump sum at your demise is

hollow and without meaning

unless accompanied by a plan

to protect, preserve, and per-

petuate it for themselves,

your grandchildren, and

beyond.Each of us as individuals

has ideas and thoughts about

providing for ourselves and

our spouses or life partners

once we stop earning a pay-

check. We think about leav-

ing our kids an inheritance

but not an entitlement, and

if there are grandchildren, a

lot of grandparents desire to

provide for them in some way

as well. If there were onlymore funds to go around

you can imagine I hear this

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Maybe you're close to

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heck are we talking

about? Diamonds! Every year,

thousands of people lose dia-monds, big and small, from

their settings. Why? Because

over time the gold or platinum

that holds the stones wears

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If you're wear-

ing it, then

you're wearing

it slowly away.

We find that

the average life

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Jewelry items

such as neck-

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rings usually don't get the

abuse a ring or bracelet

receives, so prongs on these

pieces tend to last much

longer. Sometimes prongs

aren't worn, but have been

bent, which also can give a

stone an opportunity to fallout.

So what can you do

about it? Well, if you haven't

lost it yet, you should make it

a point to go every so often to

whatever jeweler it is you

trust. Ask the jeweler to check

the integrity of your prongsand the tightness of your

stones. Most jewelers do this

as a courtesy to their clients

and never charge for this serv-

ice. If you don't have a

favorite jeweler or yours is too

far away, we would be happy

to check your jewelry for you

no charge!

What if there is a prob-

lem? The usual fixes and costs

are: repair a bent prong ($10or less), retip a worn prong

(between $12-$20 per prong),

T

he dental and medical

community is viewing

oral health as a majorpillar of overall health.

Having a healthy mouth is

becoming even more impor-

tant to everyone. Here are just

a few statistics that suggest a

strong correlation between

oral and systematic (body)

health.

Research at a recent

American Heart Association

meeting said as few as two

dental cleanings per year canreduce a persons risk of heart

attack by 25 percent.

Dental sleep therapy can

help the 20 million people

who suffer from obstructive

sleep apnea. They are at a

greater risk for cardiovascular

disease. Effective treatment of

sleep apnea patients can add

ten years to their lives.

Appropriate periodontal

(gum) treatment is effectivein lowering the A1C levels in

diabetic patients as most med-

ications, but without adverse

side effects. (A1C level is a

three-month average of the

blood sugar level).Oral inflammation re-

duction in diabetic patients

can reduce the yearly health

care costs by up to 25 percent.

Studies show that Lp-PLA2

levels can be lowered by oral

inflammation reduction. (Lp-

PLA2 is an enzyme related to

cardiovascular disease, con-

gestive heart disease, andstroke.)

Oral bio-film-associated

disease surpassed heart disease

in total cost of health care.

Bacteria live in a bio-film.

These bio-films cause morethan 75 percent of all bacteri-

al infections in humans. Oral

bio-films are associated with

almost all oral infections,

including cavities.

Inflammatory by prod-

ucts similar to those in the

mouth have been implicated

in osteoarthritis.

This new informationwill be changing dentistry.

The dentist will be more than

he has ever been before, being

able to screen or even prevent

medical problems. A total

wellness exam, dental exam,

microbial assessment, genetic

testing, saliva diagnostics, and

health assessment may be the

norm with dental visits in the

future.

The next part in this

series will describe currentand future medical testing

that dentists will be able to

perform.

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Pennsylvania and has been

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Two local eighth-

graders, Herbie Zieger

of Lincoln Park and

David Luppino of Wayne, were

awarded the New Jersey

Governor's Jefferson Award for

outstanding service to youth in

a ceremony held May 12 at the

Newark Museum.

The challenge celebrates

New Jerseys next generation of

community leaders and volun-

teer service organizers. The

Jefferson Awards program was

founded in 1972 by Jacqueline

Kennedy Onassis, Sen. Robert

Taft, Jr. and Sam Beard, as the

Nobel Prize for public service.

The awards were present-

ed by Rowena Madden, direc-

tor of the New Jersey gover-

nor's office on volunteerism

and Karen Hatcher, director of

Students in Action. The

eighth-graders from Holy Spirit

School in Pequannock wererecognized for their project,

For Bella: One Child, One

Voice.

The story of Bella

Benetatos struggle with Rett

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ly on the CBS local news,

affected the teenagers. Bella

was in need of a $20,000 eye

gaze computer called the

MyTobii. The computerenables people who cannot

communicate to look at images

on the computer and then it

speaks the words for them. Rett

Syndrome, a rare, incurable,

and physically-disabling neuro-

logical disorder, has left Bella

unable to speak or learn sign

language because it has also

taken her hand use.

The teens wanted to help

give the 8-year-old girl achance to speak. Herbie and

David raised $620 of the total

needed for the computer by

holding an Easter basket raffle.

This fund-raiser helped Bellas

family reach its goal and also

helped to raise awareness of

this rare syndrome.

Bella and her family met

Herbie and David for the first

time at the award ceremony.

Bella hugged the teens and

immediately seemed to sense

their connection. Bellas mom

agreed.

Your sons are amazing!

Bella loved them too, shesaid.

Plans are underway for

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Spirit School when she

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students will be afforded the

opportunity to see and hear

her speak first-hand through

the use of the computer.

The mission of the

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who are paying these educa-

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or family members. The

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to help students and parents

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opposed to the Lifetime

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If youre reading this, you

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dds are during your

daily scratching and

petting session with

your dog or cat there will come

a time when you find a lump or

bump. Don't panic! Fido isn't

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sues. Sometimes benign tumors

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structures, thereby causing

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they need to be removed.

If you find a mass

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veterinarian to examine it.

Your veterinarian will aspirate

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sample is taken. Cats are less

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Many dogs get lipomas as

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Lipomas are typically suspected

by your veterinarian feeling

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grades 7 and 8 will also be

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Montville United

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offers classes Monday-Friday,

plus enrichment programs, for

children 2-1/2 through 6. The

kids-care program is open

every day from 8 a.m. to 5:30

p.m. at an hourly rate. The

school is located at 29

Whitehall Road in Towaco.

Please stop down no

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and children are overwhelm-

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such item as canned fruit,

vegetables, pasta, sauces, and

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unteers from 3-7 p.m. every

Thursday and from 10 a.m. to

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5 organic bell peppers

1 teaspoon olive oil

2 cloves garlic, minced

2 Tablespoons fresh basil,

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1 yellow onion, minced

1 Tablespoon fresh

rosemary, minced1 teaspoon dried parsley

dash of salt and pepper

20 oz organic ground

turkey, 99% fat free

1 organic tomato,

chopped34 cup spaghetti sauce14 cup shredded

mozzarella cheese

Bring a large pot of waterto boil, add a pinch of salt.

Cut the tops off the bell pep-

pers and remove the seeds.

Place in the boiling water,

using a spoon to keep them

submerged for 3 minutes or

until the skin is slightly soft-

ened. Drain and set aside.

Preheat the oven to 350

degrees F. Prepare a bakingpan with non-stick cooking

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Burger DeLuxe in

Wayne is far from your

average burger joint.

Although branding says

burger, the menu is full of

heavenly manifestations in

the form of specialty entrees,

homemade appetizers, and

knee-weakening desserts.I need to preface this

review by telling you that I

just came back from a four-

month stint in Scotland,

where ... well, lets just say

the food variety is subpar. As

a self-acclaimed foodie and

recovering glutton, a country

with restaurants that serve

half portions and then charge

double does not jive well for

me. Since Ive been back inthe States I have been on a

rampage, absolutely gorging

myself with all the best foods

in the area. When we were

contacted by Zeki Yesilyurt

at Burger DeLuxe, I was all

too happy to try it out.

Zeki started off by bring-

ing us some of his homemade

appetizers, stressing that themajority of the food served is

homemade. He placed a large

bowl full of loaded nachos, a

plate with warm pita neatly

arranged around a bowl of

some of the best hummus Ive

tasted, and savory spinach

pastry pies filled with creamy

feta. Clearly each dish was

made from scratch, explod-

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with the proper consistency.Additionally, each appetizer

Zeki brought out had a spe-

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Guiltlessly, I dove into the

nachos, with alternating

bites of the spinach pies and

pita, almost forgetting that

there was much more to

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from the meat as bits of

caramelized onions and Swiss

cheese joined it. The only

way I could describe my

experience with this burger

was feeling like I had actual-

ly bitten into French Onion

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My partner took one

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with its jalapeos, hab-

aneros, and pepper jack

spray and set aside.

In a large skillet heat the oil

on medium. Add the garlic,

basil, onion, rosemary, parsley,

salt and pepper. Cook for

about 5 minutes, until the

onions begin to soften.

Add the ground turkey and

continue to heat until the

meat is browned. Add the

tomato and cook for another 2

minutes.

Remove from heat. Pour the

spaghetti sauce into the turkey

mixture and mix well. Add the

cheese and mix until well

combined.

Stuff each prepared bell pep-

per with the turkey mixture

and place on prepared baking

sheet. Cook for 15-20 minutes

until the bell peppers are-

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including the creamy Skillet

Mac and Cheese, the pan-

seared salmon, and even a

fish and chips platter. Salads

and sandwiches are also

available, including the BD

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school is currently registering

children ages 2-1/2 through 6.

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