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The debates have begun,

the TV commercials are

in our faces, the media is

in its glory increasing ad revenue

after a lackluster year, the nation

is polarized and the people are

tuned-in, eager to see what hap-

pens!What does this all mean to

you, a resident of North Jersey,

looking to grow and maintain

your net-worth and portfolio; to

preserve your standard of living

while increasing the quality of

life for yourself, your spouse and

your children? Can the election

of the President really influence

any of these factors? Does he or

will he affect the tone of the

Nation and the people who live

here? Does the winner have theinfluence to really effect change?

Can the President motivate and

manipulate Congress to make

effective improvements that will

have both a short term and long-

term positive effect on your

finances and bottom line? Does

it really make a difference who

the victor is?

The answer to these ques-

tions in this authors opinion is a

resounding YES. All we need todo is look back at the

Presidencies of Republican

Ronald Reagan and Democrat

Bill Clinton who left an indelible

impression. The country pros-

pered under their leadership and

these facts are undeniable. These

two leaders had a divergently dif-

ferent approach to governing and

leading, yet, both were successful

in their own right. In both cases,

their actions affected the peo-

ple long after their termsexpired, in some cases to this very

day. As an individual and a voter,

whether you voted for these men

or not there are some questions

you should ask yourself. Were you

proud of the job they performed

and the legacy they left behind?

Were you proud to be an

American while they held the

highest office in the land? Did

you personally prosper as a result

of their actions and choices? Didthe job market at the time bene-

fit your career? Did your portfolio

grow, was money more plentiful

then, and was the general atti-

tude and sentiment of the public,

better, under their leadership?

Were you a happier person during

the Reagan and Clinton years?

How did these leaders, in

your opinion handle foreign

affairs? What was the worlds

opinion of America and

Americans at the time as com-pared to the last few years? Was

our country a safer place to live

and raise a family then, when

weighed against today? What

happened over the last 12 years

to change or diminish America as

we once knew her? In your opin-

ion, are prospects for the future

less or more opportunistic now, as

opposed to then?

As a financial columnist and

a Retirement Income and EstatePlanning Specialist, it isnt my

job or purpose in this column

space to campaign for one candi-

date or another. It is however, to

help you derive the best strate-

gies, plans and programs to cir-

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October 19

The G.F.W.C. Montville

Township Womens Club will

hold its annual ArgylesFamous Fish or Chick n Chips

Dinner on October 19 from

5:30-7:30p.m. at the Senior

House, 356 Route 202

Montville. The ticket price of

$13.00 includes entre, chips,slaw, dessert and beverage.

Meals can be eaten in or taken

out. Purchase tickets in

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8712. Chicken dinners must

be pre-ordered.

October 20

Pompton Reformed Church

located at 59 Hamburg

Turnpike Pompton Lakes will

be having an Autumn Fest on

Saturday October 20 from

10a.m.-4p.m. There will be

food, baked goods, crafts, a

farm stand, childrens games, a

Holiday Shop and much more.

Come enjoy the day with us.The Montville United

Methodist Church, 29

Whitehall Road (Route 202)

Towaco, NJ will be having

their second annual delicious

Chili and Baked Potato

Dinner on Saturday, October

20. There will be continuous

seating from 4:30-6:45p.m.

Tickets are $9 for adults, $7 for

seniors, and $5.99 for children

(ages 5-12), under age 5 free.Tickets can be reserved or

obtained at the door the day of

the dinner. Vegetarian Chili

will be available. Funds from

this dinner will be used for

local church mission projects.

For further information ordirections, call the church at

973-334-1603 (church office)

or 973-334-3924 (nursery

school).

The First Reformed Church

of Lincoln Park, located at 60

Chapel Hill Road in Lincoln

Park, NJ is hosting their 2012

Fall Craft & Vendor Fair on

October 20 from 9a.m.-3p.m.

Local crafts persons and ven-

dors will be displaying andselling their goods. An old

fashioned bake sale with lots

of homemade goodies will be

available to tempt your palate.

A soup and sandwich caf is a

feature of the event. Visit our

web site www.frc-lpnj.org or

call the church office at 973-

694-4336 for more informa-

tion. Hope to see you all there.

October 21Join us for a day of crafts,

games, food and Fall festivities

on Sunday, October 21 from

12-4p.m. at Hershfield Park,

Pompton Lakes. Come paint a

pumpkin, win prizes at our

games booths, shop the vendorarea or enter our pie-eating

contest! Crafts and activities

from $1-5, some events free.

Open to the community. Rain

or shine. This event will be

run by the Pompton

Lakes/Riverdale Girl Scouts.

See you there!

American Legion Post 242,

700 Newark Pompton

Turnpike, Pompton Plains,

will be having a pancake, egg,and sausage breakfast on

October 21 from 9a.m.-

12noon. $6 at the door.

October 25

Come join Pequannock

Township Volunteer Fire Co.

No. 2 for their annual Fish N

Chips Fund Raiser to be held

on Thursday, October 25

between the hours of 4:30p.m.

and 7:30p.m. at the Co. 2 FireHouse located at 24 Oak

Avenue, Pequannock. The

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their vote counts might be

disappointed with both can-

didates. That doesnt mean

you shouldnt vote; take the

lesser-of-two-evils approach.

Whom would you definitely

NOT want to have in office ?

Maybe youre dissatisfied

with President Obamas past

term in office. If thats the

case, vote for Romney! Do

you know for sure that you

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Then secure President

Obamas position for a second

term! The winner of the 2012

Presidential Election is going

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the next four years. Even if

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have lead the country.

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after Halloween. Black cats in

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found use for these comfort

pillows, which are completelywashable and may be used

under the seatbelt after sur-

gery. Chairperson Alexandria

Sarra can be reached at 973-

405-0088. All monetary dona-

tions, used to purchase polyfill

for the pillows, should be made

payable to MTWC and should

indicate Comfort Pillow in

the memo. Please mail checks

to P.O. Box 267, Montville,

NJ 07045.

Lincoln Park resident par-ents of children turning three

to 21 years old (including stu-

dents attending non-public

schools, and homeless and

migrant children who reside in

Lincoln Park): the public

schools offer remedial pro-

grams for eligible children. If

your child is experiencing

physical, sensory, emotional,

communication, cognitive, or

social difficulties, help is avail-

able. Contact Mrs. GraceMarinello, supervisor of spe-

cial services, at 973-696-9150

to arrange a meeting with

members of the child study

team. If eligible, an education-

al program will be provided at

no charge.

Mothers & More is a not-for-

profit group for both stay-at-

home and working moms. It

features monthly meetings,

playgroups, mom-and-tot out-

ings, mom-night-outs, andmuch more. Members are from

Wayne and all surrounding

towns. Monthly meetings are

on the first Monday of each

month (unless a holiday) at

7:30p.m. at Our Savior

Lutheran Church, 670

Newark Pompton Tpke. in

Pompton Plains. Prospective

members are always wel-

comed. For more information,

call 877-221-1581 or e-mail

[email protected] provides a

supportive environment to

improve public speaking and

leadership skills. We meet

the first Wednesday of each

month at Hollywood

Restaurant & Pizzeria, 376

Fairfield Road in Fairfield

from 7-9p.m. Guests are wel-

comed. For more informa-

tion, visit www.diningtos-

peak.com.

The Montville SeniorCitizens Club is open to all

Montville Township resi-

dents aged 55 and older. The

club meets every first and

third Friday of the month at

the Montville Senior House,

next to the police station on

Route 202 South. We serve

coffee and cake at noon


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before the meeting at 1p.m.

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mation, call Celia at 973-

227-4591.

Passaic Valley Hospice, a

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terminally ill. Volunteers

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tainer of cake frosting is added, making the

mixture moldable. The mixture is then

formed into balls, which are put on lollipop

sticks and dipped into melted chocolate. The

second cake pop method is to purchase pansor special waffle-iron-type devices that turn

batter into balls while cooking. Then the

cake balls are put on sticks and covered in

frosting or chocolate.

Candied fruit: Caramel-covered apples are

an autumn tradition, but you also can dip

bananas into chocolate or pieces of pineapple

for a pseudo-healthy treat.

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esteem because of behavioral challenges.

However, children with autism can be

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and hands-on therapies. A trained art thera-

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autism through art media and the creativeprocess, and help them with their behavioral

issues.

Pamela Ullmann, a licensed and trained

art therapist with 15 years of experience, joins

the RAC as the Director of Art Therapy. She

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worked with children and families in a variety

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