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Skin cancer is the most com-

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and under what conditions.

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you are alive or when you are

dead. The books fail to men-

tion if you must provide when

you are sick or when you are

well. Nor do they say when

you are young or old. If I may

paraphrase, they just say to

provide for your family. Does

this mean that providing for

my family is all encompassing?

Does this mean without end,

in duration of time or dura-

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without, so my children may

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provisions?

Interestingly, providing

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so that they may become self-

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children. This concept works

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loses his job or gets divorced,

with some children moving

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that celebrated their chil-

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only to find them repatriated

under the parental roof years

later.

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, provide

from experts an education in

financial matters. Further, a

parental boost of opening and

funding a long-term savings or

investment account would be

a wise choice in exposing

their children to the nuances

of money matters, removing

the fears, mystique, and

shroud of darkness surround-

ing the subject of money. The

days of opening a passbook

savings account for the kids as

their entire financial educa-

tion has gone the way of thedinosaur. Mutual funds, ETFs,

individual stocks and bonds,

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property and casualty insur-

ance, and personal and

employer-related retirement

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curriculum at a minimum.

Investment strategies such as

buy and hold, dollar cost aver-

aging, the Rules of 72 and

115, and the Trinity Methodof 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 memo-

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mentary school.

As important as it is to

grow a portfolio, it is also

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protect a portfolio from all of

the negative forces in life that

can compromise it. One day

your childs portfolio may well

become his major source of

income during his retirement

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 bring

forth life-saving revenue once

again, it usually goes unheed-

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tions, but my experience has

taught me pragmatism.

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way of providing. Helping

them with the down payment

for their first home purchase is

another. Sharing your morays

and feelings about money is a

form of providing, as is provid-

ing sound financial advice.

Receiving a big inheritance or

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hollow and without meaning

unless accompanied by a plan

to protect, preserve, and per-

petuate it for themselves, your

grandchildren, and beyond.

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once we stop earning a pay-

check. We think about leav-

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but not an entitlement, and if

there are grandchildren, a lot

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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

dying, but he does need to take

a trip to the veterinarian.

As they age, dogs and cats,

like people, will develop warts

and masses. The most common

time of life for tumors to begin

to form is middle age, around 5

years and older. Not all tumors

mean your pet has cancer.

Any animal, from the

very young to the very old, can

develop a skin or subcutaneous

growth. Many tumors are

benign. Benign tumors do not

spread to other organs or tis-

sues. Sometimes benign tumors

need to be removed because

they impinge on surrounding

structures, thereby causing

problems. Also, if they might

break open and cause infection,

they need to be removed.

If you find a mass

(growth) on your pet, ask your

veterinarian to examine it.

Your veterinarian will aspirate

the mass, which means using a

needle to collect a sample of

the cells inside, or suggest a

biopsy where a larger tissue

sample is taken. Cats are less

prone than dogs are to develop-

ing skin and subcutaneous

tumors, but both types of pets

will need veterinary care for a

growth.

Many dogs get lipomas as

they age. A lipoma is a benign

fatty tumor that feels like a soft

mass. It is common in older

animals. When we aspirate it,

we just see fat. No treatment is

necessary unless it is causing

problems for neighboring areas.

Lipomas are typically suspected

by your veterinarian feeling

them, but some more serious

malignant tumors can feel sim-

ilar and therefore a lipoma

should only be diagnosed by

taking a sample of the lump

with a needle aspirate or biopsy.

Unfortunately, some

tumors are malignant, or can-

cerous. If your vet-

erinarian thinks a

mass may be malig-

nant, more diagnos-

tic tests need to be

done. These tumors

can and usually do

spread to other

organs, causing

problems through-

out the body.

Where a tumor will

spread depends on the type of

tumor.

Treatment for these

malignant tumors is usually sur-

gical removal and can be fol-

lowed by either chemotherapy

or radiation, depending on the

tumor type. Radiation therapy

is recommended when not all

of the tumor can be removed

surgically. Chemotherapy is

used when there is a high risk

that the tumor will spread to

other parts of the body.

When you notice a lump

or bump on your pet, it is best

to have a veterinarian look at it

soon. Many pets have lumps all

their lives that remain benign,

but if a lump is malignant, your

pet has a better prognosis if

treated early.

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owner of the Pequannock Animal

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dogs to provide quality and

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If you notice a mole on

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not match the other.

Border Irregularity: the edges

are ragged or notched.

Color: the pigment is not uni-

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black are present.

Diameter: the width is more

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A mole that has increased

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Bible School from June 25-28,

6:30 p.m. -8:30 p.m. for chil-

dren aged 4 through 4th grade.

The event is free for everyone

but you must RSVP so we can

plan accordingly. Our theme

this year is The Parable of the

Sower which aims to teach

children to be good of the

Earth. Please call the church

office at 972-334-3535 to

reserve your spot or for more

information.

Around theCommunity

The Pompton Lakes Historic

Preservation Com-mission

recently had three historic

plaques placed at historic

landmarks in town. Be sure to

see them, they are beautiful!

One was placed on Ramapo

Ave. at Christ Church for its

architectural and historical

value. Another is at 227

Hamburg Tpk. Which has

architectural value, and the

third is at 43 Perrin Ave. to

honor the old Schuyler House

there. The Commission had

had 15 properties designated

as local historic landmarks in

the borough, most of which

nor have historic signs.

The Barn Theatre in

Montville proudly presents

Assassins. Book by John

Weidman, music and lyrics by

Stephen Sondheim, based on

the original idea by Charles

Gilbert. Directed by Roseann

Ruggerio, with musical direc-

tion by Clifford Parrish.

Performances are Ma 18, 26,

June 1, 2, 8, and 9 at 8 p.m.;

May 19, 20, 27, and June 3 at 2

p.m. Tickets are $20 ($19 for

seniors/students for matinees

only). To reserve tickets, call

973-334-9320, or visit the box

office on Saturdays from 4 p.m.

-7 p.m. For more information,

visit www.barntheatre.org.

Assassins is presented

through special arrangement

with Music Theatre

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The fourth grade Student

Council at the Samuel R.

Donald School collected over

one hundred recipes from fami-

lies, teachers, staff, community

members, and other students to

create a professionally pub-

lished cookbook we can all be

proud of. Recipes include appe-

tizers, side dishes, main dishes,

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dents hope the this collection

of recipes will not only serve as

an effective fundraising tool but

will also become a lasting keep-

sake for the community. This

one-of-a-kind cookbook is cur-

rently on sale for $8 per book.

All proceeds will go to the stu-

dent activity fund which sup-

ports the students academic

endeavors and technological

needs. For more information

please contacts on of the

Student Council Faculty

Advisors: Maria Zieja: mzie-

[email protected] or

Rebbeca Calvi: rcalvi@ bloom-

ingdaleschools.org.

The Riverdale Art Center

Designer Preview: Edition 14

to be held from May 14 to 20.

Limited Edition Luxury

Furniture by IzabelaRodzen-

Olesinski. Opening Recep-

tion: May 17, Thursday, 5 p.m.-

8 p.m. Walking On Earth

Carl Richards: June 1 through

July 1. Opening Reception:

June 1, Friday, 6 p.m.-9 p.m.

Closing Recep-tion: July 1,

Sunday, 2 p.m.-4 p.m. The

Riverdale art Center. 5

Mathews Ave., Riverdale, NJ.

973-513-9250. www.river

daleartcenter.org.

St. Marys Church, Pom-pton

Lakes has moved the Parish

Library to the Carnival Center

on the second floor. The collec-

tion includes CDs and Video

tapes as well as books. All are

religious in nature. Borrowing

is on the honor system.

The Pompton Lakes

Republican Club invites you to

its monthly meetings on the

third Thursday of each month

at the VFW Post 2906 off

Wanaque Avenue in Pompton

Lakes. Membership is open to

the public. Get involved with

the PLRC and participate in

informative meetings, commu-

nity outreach, scholarships for

youth, and social activities.

Questions? Call 973-835-4025

or e-mail kbaig@opton

line.net.

Kinnelons Open Space

Committee (OSC) and Open

Space Advisory Committee

(OSAC) are inviting members

of various organizations and

committees throughout the

borough to join them on a tour

around Kinnelon. The Land

Conservancy of New Jersey will

be taking notes and

gathering information on

Kinnelons historical, recre-

ational, and open space facili-

ties in order to update the bor-

oughs open space plan.

Residents should go to

www.kinnelonboro.org for

additional information regard-

ing public meetings in

which they can participate.

Comments and suggestions

As summer inches

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and the temperature

begins to rise, your backyard

is probably starting to look a

bit barren. Every year when

summer strikes, you say the

same thing: Next year well

get the pool. But next year

never seems to come and

every summer you find your-

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But it is certainly not too late

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Based upon the 1980 Alan Parker film, Fame Junior is a feel-good, toe-tapping, high-energy smash ofa musical that will leave you wanting to dance in cafeterias and on the tops of cars! This hit musical hasbeen captivating audiences for over a decade and has been seen by over four million people since its WestEnd premiere in 1995. Set in New Yorks High School for the Performing Arts, or P.A, the story fol-

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Animals are impor-tant members of

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some type of aroma. Humans

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smell is identified, it is easy

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Naturall y, a clean animal

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When animals groom them-

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may be prone to bacteria

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fur can start to smell. Pet

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may find their pet's fur gets

dragged through the water

bowl and food dish, attract-

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Some pets also engagein scent camouflage,

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Eating healthy doesn't

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stuffed bell peppers are the

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Here's what you need...

5 organic bell peppers

1 teaspoon olive oil

2 cloves garlic, minced

2 Tablespoons fresh

basil, minced

1 yellow onion, minced

1 Tablespoon fresh

rosemary, minced

1 teaspoon dried parsleydash 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

water to boil, add a pinch of

salt. Cut the tops off the bellpeppers and remove the

seeds. Place in the boiling

water, using a spoon to keep

them submerged for 3 min-

utes or until the skin is slight-

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Preheat the oven to 350

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basil, onion,

rosemary, parsley, salt and

pepper. Cook for about 5

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Add the ground turkey and

continue to heat until the

meat is browned. Add the

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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

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ture and place on prepared

baking sheet. Cook for 15-20

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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 mani-

festations in the

form of specialty

entrees, home-

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ening 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 recover-

ing glutton, a country with

restaurants that serve half por-tions and then charge double

does not jive well for me. Since

Ive been back in the 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 homemadeappetizers, stressing that the

majority 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 dishwas made from

scratch, explod-

ing with flavor

and prepared

with the proper

consistency. Additionally, each

appetizer Zeki brought out had

a specific sauce to complement

it. Guiltlessly, I dove into the

nachos, with alternating bites

of the spinach pies and pita,

almost forgetting that therewas much more to come.

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Burgers are the obvious

specialty at Burger DeLuxe and

certainly for good reason. My

mind was blown at some of

Zekis interpretations of the

hamburger, from the French

Onion Burger to the Salmon

Burger, and even the spicy En

Fuego. The second I bit into

the French Onion Burger, I

knew it was true love. Abrothy juice poured 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 actually bitten into French

Onion Soup.

My partner took one bite

of the En Fuego burger, with its

jalapeos, habaneros, and pep-

per jack cheese, and instantlygrabbed for his homemade

watermelon lemonade. With a

grin on his face, he exclaimed,

Now that is on fire! Each

bite of meaty goodness con-

firmed for us why the Burger

DeLuxe burger was recently

rated one of the top five in

New Jersey.

Beyond the burgers are

several specialty entrees,

including the creamy Skillet

Mac and Cheese, the pan-

seared salmon, and even a fishand chips platter. Salads and

sandwiches are also available,

including the BD Grilled

Cheese, oozing with four

cheeses, bacon, and tomato. I

will dream about that grilled

cheese for the rest of my life.

Served on pressed sourdough

bread and lightly crusted with

Parmesan, it was easily the best

Ive ever had. But thats not

all.The dessert menu was

calling no, shouting my

name. Desserts are hit or miss

at any restaurant. Some have a

long list but nothing exciting,

while others have only one or

two available. This list had

both the quantity and quality

sweet-tooths crave, including

fried Oreos and cheesecake, a

Toll House cookie sundae, a

wide variety of specialty cup-

cakes (including cookie dough,

which I inhaled in seconds),and of course, milkshakes.

Located at 1420 Route 23

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