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The Musicales at Noon

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October 17, with a recital by

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This amazing and inspiring

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Halloween is a fun-

filled holiday for

children, as well as

adults. However, for your pet,

Halloween can be a stressful,

frightening and even danger-

ous holiday. Your pet depends

on you to protect it, so please

take a few extra precautions to

help keep your pet safe during

this Halloween season.

Your companion animals

may look very cute in a cos-

tume, but make sure that it is

not annoying or unsafe for

them. It should not obstruct

your pets vision, or constrict

movement, hearing, or its

ability to breathe or bark.

Also, check for small, dan-

gling or easily chewed-off

pieces on the costume that

your pets could choke on, or

that may cause harm to them,

such as elastic, rubber bands

or buttons. When buying a

Halloween costume for your

pets, its very important to

select the appropriate size.

Do not leave your pets

outside on Halloween.

Instead, keep your pets safely

inside, away from trick-or-

treaters and other Halloween

activities. Your pets will be

less frightened and will not

feel threatened by noisy, cos-

tumed children. Plus, these

ghouls and goblins can scare

pets, causing them to escape

from the yard. It is a good idea

to keep your outdoor cat

inside several days before and

after Halloween. Black cats in

particular may be at risk from

children's pranks.

Its best not to bring the

family dog along trick-or-

treating. Although it is nice

for them to get out and trick-

or-treat with the family, dogs

may become difficult to han-

dle during the noise and con-

fusion of the festivities. Some

children you meet may be

afraid of dogs, especially in the

dark. Also, take your dog on

its walk before the Halloween

festivities begin. This will

help keep your dog safe and

calm.

Even the most social

dogs and cats should be kept

in a separate room, away from

the front door, during trick-or-

treat visiting hours. Too many

strangers can be overwhelm-

ing for a dog or cat, and some

children may be afraid of ani-

mals. Also, you open the door

many times during the

evening for trick-or-treaters,

so be very careful your dog or

cat does not dart outside.

Make sure your cat or

dog wears a current animal

license tag or ID tag on its col-

lar or is micro-chipped. If, for

any reason, a pet does escape

or become lost, you increase

the chances that your pet will

be returned to you if he is

wearing a collar with an ID

tag.

Dont share any

candy with pets, espe-

cially chocolate. Tell

your children not to

share their candy

with the family pet

and make sure that

candy is put out of

reach after children

return from their trick-or-

treating adventures. Candy

can be harmful and chocolate

is toxic for animals, causing

vomiting, restlessness, heart

disturbances and even death.

If you suspect your pet has

eaten chocolate or other

candy that causes discomfort,

consult your veterinarian

immediately. Throw your

candy wrappers away, too.

Wrappers and lollipop sticks

can be dangerous if your pet

swallows them.

Keep your pet away from

potentially hazardous decora-

tions. Flames from jack-o-

lanterns and candles could

singe or burn your pet. Keep

small Halloween decorations

away from your pet, since they

could cause choking.

Use these tips to have a

festive and safe Halloween. For

more information and tips

about holiday safety for pets,

call or visit your family veteri-

narian. Remember, your veteri-

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for advice on keeping your pet

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owner of the Pequannock Animal

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camps Dining Hall which is

handicap accessible. Camp

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mache pumpkins, florals,

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handmade bags and totes,

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Dominic Aldi of Wayne and

embellished girls apparel will

be for sale by MaurennFrancella of Woodland Park.

Turned wood pens, cutting

boards and quality soaps will

be showcased by Maureen

Harris-Coyle of Haledon.

Potter Mary Mahon of

Hawthorne will be partici-

pating and Cathy Lawrence

of West Caldwell will have

hand knits and jewelry on

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Clifton will also be joining

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Hitting a foul shot can

be tough, especially

for a local youngster

who wants to win the Elks

Hoop Shoot free throw con-

test. Contestants stand at the

free throw line, bounce the

basketball a few times, look up

at the hoop, pump up the

shot, watch it hit the rim, rollaround a couple of times

and drop in!

Local kids can participate

in the Wayne Elks Lodge

#2181 National Hoop Shoot

free throw contest on Saturday,

Nov. 10 at the Immaculate

Heart of Mary School in

Wayne. This contest is free of

charge and gifts will be given to

the first 100 participants.

Winners in each categoryreceive trophies for first, second

and third place.

Registration starts at 12:30pm

and the contest begins at 1pm.

The competition will be held

for kids in age brackets 89,

1011, and 1213. Age

requirements are as of April 1,

2013. All kids need to do is

bring sneakers and a copy of

their birth certificate.

Kids in the free throwcontest advance through local,

district, state and national lev-

els. One boy and one girl in

each of the three categories

wins a national title at the

finals in Springfield, Ma.

Parents get to travel to

Springfield with their kids to

share in this special event.

The top six national final-

ists names are inscribed in the

Naismith Memorial BasketballHall of Fame.

This national program is

meant to help build character,

while promoting integrity, hard

work, quality family time and

good sportsmanship. The Elks

Hoop Shoot Contest boasts the

largest non-commercial, co-

educational sports program in

America. More than three mil-

lion kids participate each year.

The Benevolent andProtective Order of the Elks are

committed to providing a

healthy future for Americas

youth, also sponsoring the

Elks Most Valuable Student

Scholarship Program and

Youth Veteran Volunteers.

Kids or parents who have

any questions can call Lenny

Agrusti at 973-872-3566. More

information is available on

the web at www.elks.org/hoopshoot.

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obtain living wage employmentopportunities. Beginning

Tuesday, October 9 participants

will meet on Tuesdays and

Thursdays from 12:30-2:30p.m.

for six weeks to fine-tune job

search techniques, sharpen

skills and market yourself in

this competitive job market.

Job search and work training

areas will include: personality

and interest assessment; goal

setting and career planning;resume writing; interviewing

and salary negotiation skills.

The program will also include

an interview practice session

and critique. Please call 973-

694-9215 to determine eligibil-

ity. Registration is required for

this free Work Readiness

Program. Visit our website

www.waynecounselingcenter.o

rg for program outline.

The new EntertainmentBooks are here and Wayne

Presbyterian Church has them!

The price remains the same as

last year- just $30. The books

offer discounts on fine dining,

fast food, travel, family activi-

ties, movies and much more.

Books from other states and

Canada are also available upon

Alongtime resident of Wayne, Natalie Lentini entered into real es-

tate and has since been a busy, successful professional realtor. Thisyear to date, she has closed over 25 units.

Natalies clients appreciate her great customer service. She followsthe transaction to a smooth closing process. We are all pleased that Na-

talie is associated with our office, said Patti Tahan, branch manager ofthe Wayne Coldwell Banker regional marketing center.

Whether buying or selling, you can reach Natalie Lentini at theWayne office at 973-694-8000 or on her cell at 201-486-3115.

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KINNELON $699,000Smoke Rise-Impressive 4BR/3.1BA Cust. TudorRanch/priv. setting on quiet cul-de-sac w/spect.Mtn. views/3C.Gar. KIN6000


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spouse reach age 65 by Dec. 31,

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threshold will not take effect

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long-standing 7.5 percent

threshold will continue to

apply to those taxpayers for

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for that year through 2016.

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College loan repayment plan

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Federal college loan bor-

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income-based repayment (IBR)

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payments are capped based on

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Previously, applicants had toenter their income tax data

onto the application. Now, the

Department of Education is

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request. To purchase a book,

call Wayne PresbyterianChurch at 973-694-7109 or

stop by the church office locat-

ed at 1200 Alps Road at the

corner of Ratzer Road in

Wayne. Office hours are

Monday through Friday from

9a.m. to 1p.m.

The Golden Age Circle of

Wayne, Inc. (GACW) is an

active non-profit senior group

sponsored by the Wayne

Department of Parks and

Recreation that meets every

Thursday at 1p.m. in the PAL

Building, 1 PAL Drive inWayne. Coffee is served after

each regular meeting and mem-

bers enjoy an afternoon of fel-

lowship. Day trips and

overnight trips are scheduled

throughout the year, certain

meetings host special speakers,

and bingo is played for only

GACW members one

Thursday during each month.

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, assistantrecording secretary, at 973-694-

5094. Or, come visit us!

Professional musicians and

vocalists of the Wayne Seniors

Swing Band will perform for

your dancing and listening

pleasure on the third Tuesday

of each month. Requested

donation is $2 from members of

the Wayne Elks Lodge and

members of the Wayne Adult

Community Center. For allothers, requested donation is

$3. Light refreshments will be

served. Performances will take

place from 12:30-2:30p.m. at

the Wayne Elks Lodge, 50

Hinchman Ave. For more

information, call 973-633-

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rake the leaves into manage-able piles.

Wait until after the peak

time for leaves to be falling

before you do the majority of

raking. Otherwise, you could

spend just about every

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the largest pile in the short-est amount of time. Take

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Host a leaf-raking party

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there is a football game on

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into disposal bags. You'll grab

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teers in the Friends Room, help with the

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childrens books, non-fiction, biography, cook-

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