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Roman philosopher Cicero

once said, Gratitude is

not only the greatest of

virtues, but the parent of all the

others.

I think he is absolutely right.An ungrateful person focuses on

what they dont have and is

unhappy, discontent, impatient,

unkind, proud (thinks he deserves

better), and reluctant to help oth-

ers. But a grateful person is happy

and content. From that gratitude

flows patience, kindness, humility,

generosity, and love.

So, to raise the level of grati-

tude in my own life, in yours, and

in those around us, here are20 Thanksgiving and gratitude

quotes for you to read, reflect on,

and share. Happy Thanksgiving!

When you are grateful fear

disappears and abundance

appears. Tony RobbinsGratitude makes sense of our

past, brings peace for today, and

creates a vision for tomorrow.

Melody Beattie

Gratitude begins where my

sense of entitlement ends.

Steven Furtick

I would maintain that thanks

are the highest form of thought;

and that gratitude is happiness

doubled by wonder. G.K.Chesterton

If a fellow isnt thankful for

what hes got, he isnt likely to be

thankful for what hes going to

get. Frank A. Clark

Grace isnt a little prayer you

chant before receiving a meal. Its

a way to live. Jacqueline

Winspear

He is a wise man who does

not grieve for the things which he

has not, but rejoices for thosewhich he has. Epictetus

Gratitude is the best atti-

tude. Unknown

Not what we say about our

blessings, but how we use them, is

the true measure of our thanksgiv-

ing. W.T. Purkiser

We can only be said to be

alive in those moments when our

hearts are conscious of our treas-

ures. Thornton WilderGratitude is a quality similar

to electricity: it must be produced

and discharged and used up in

order to exist at all. William

Faulkner

If you want to turn your life

around, try thankfulness. It will

change your life mightily. Gerald

Good

There is no greater difference

between men than between grate-

ful and ungrateful people. R.H.Blyth

Who does not thank for little

will not thank for much.

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The Montville Township Thanks-giv-ing Ecumenical Service will be held onTuesday, November 26 at 7:30pm.The servic e w ill be held at St. Pius XChurch 24 Change Bridge Rd

Montville. Rabbi Finkel from the Pinebrook Jewish Center will deliver theThanksgiv ing message. The Montvill e

United Methodist Church, TheMontville Reformed Church and theChurch of the Transfiguration will alsobe participating in this wonderfulservice of thanks.

DEC 5

Wolves at the Lincoln Park Library

on Thursday, December 5 from 4:30-5:30pm. All ages. Learn about wolf

conservation and natural history, fol-lowed by a meet and greet withwolves from Howling Woods Farm!Please register for this program bycalling 973-694-8283 or [email protected].

DEC 6

The Montville United MethodistChurch, 29 Whitehall Road (Route202) Towaco, will host a HolidayCraft Boutique on Friday, December

6 from 4-8pm. It will feature manybeautiful handmade gifts andbaked goods. The perfect place toshop for last minute handcraftedholiday gifts. Profits from this salewil l go to miss ion proj ects . Forinformation or directions call 973-334-3924.

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The Suburban Womans Club of

Pompton Plains invites you to its 26thannual Holiday House Tour Sunday,December 8 from 12-4pm Cost

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Lincoln Park Library hosts healthyholiday treats on Monday, December9 from 7-8pm. Learn how to indulgein the holidays the healthier way.Allison Smith, registered dietitian forShopRite of Lincoln Park, will be at

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prominence at that! This

brings me to the lesson of the

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1967 under the name

Consumer Price Index (CPI)?

First, think about what it used

to cost for a couple slices of

pizza and a coke in 1967. Over

the last 46 years, the averageannual inflation rate in the

U.S. has been 4.37 percent. At

this rate the value of a dollar is

cut in half every 16.47 years.

So, a 1967 dollar has the cur-

rent day purchasing power of

only 14 cents.

Amazing, isnt it?

My 1967 pizza recollec-

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Pompton Lakes. Order two

slices and a coke, pay with adollar and get change back

with your food. Today, the

same order tastes equally as

good, but costs $5.75! What

will it cost when my kids and

yours are 46 years older? Lets

figure this on a different scale

retirement portfolio size.

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thinking that beyond a shadowof a doubt you would then be

financially independent, how

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The Montville Reformed Churchpresents our Annual Live Nativityon Saturday night December 14and Sunday night December 15

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as follows: November 27, December11 & 19 (this is the third Wednesdaysince the fourth is Christmas Day). Thehours are from 5:30-6:45pm. It is forfamilies that are in need.Whether you are still suffering fromthe bleak memories of war or haveresolved to put it all behind you, PointMan Ministries is for you. Point Man isa Christian ministry dedicated to help-ing veterans find peace with them-

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you are doing fine after the war, thatsfantastic but dont forget about yourbuddies who are still suffering. Findout how you can help. Call BarryJensen at 973-809-9665. Point ManMinistries meets the first Thursday ofevery month from 7:30 9:30pm atCornerstone Chapel 620 Route 23North, Pompton Plains.The Montville Township Womens Clubhas an ongoing project: comfort pil-lows for breast cancer patients. A

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Any Fish Entre of (Shrimp Parm., Shrimp Scampi over rice,

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Includes 4 entres plus all the free items.

Free Items

(Antipasto or Caesar Salad

w/Bread & Butter,

1/2 Tray of Fried Shrimp)Expires December 31, 2013

The Rhino Theatre in

Pompton Lakes will

audition performers

between the ages of 918 for

the musical Back to the 80s

on December 10 and 11 from

47pm.

If you would like toaudition, bring a current

headshot and resume, and

prepare 16 bars of an 80s-

style song. You must provide

your own sheet music. A

piano accompanist will be at

auditions. You are welcome

to come dressed in your 80s

attire!

Back to the 80s is a

totally awesome musical that

tells the story of the graduat-

ing class of William Ocean

High School, as remembered

and seen through the eyes of

Corey Palmer, now 30-some-

thing. Throw in a Star

Wars dream sequence, high-

energy dance routines, the

obligatory 80s party scene,copious amounts of blue eye-

shadow, 20 cans of hairspray,

as well as some of the most

popular songs ever written.

Show dates are March 2123,

2014.

For more information,

contact Rhino Theatre, 247

Wanaque Ave. in Pompton

Lakes, at 973-248-9491 or

visit www.rhinotheatre.com.

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In between Butlers train

tracks and Main Streetstands the fairly unassum-

ing but outrageously impres-

sive Trackside Bar & Grill.

With a quaint location and a

menu that is as deep as it is

wide, Trackside Bar & Grill

offers guests everything from

classic bar grub to gourmet

selections like peppercorn-

crusted ahi tuna.

Looking at the menu,

you might wonder what bangbang shrimp, stuffed burgers

and lobster ravioli have in

common. Usually such a wide

menu lends itself to subpar

food and an average rating. At

Trackside Bar & Grill, howev-

er, the culinary genius of head

chef and owner Scott Gabriel

is behind every menu selec-

tion, ensuring not only a fullbelly, but a gastronomical

adventure to get you there.

I had the opportunity to

dine with Scott and experi-

ence a few of his creations.

We started with the bangbang shrimp, an appetizer dish

that presented lightly fried

popcorn-sized shrimp covered

in a Thai honey glaze. The

burst of flavor was immediate

and anything but subtle.There was a rich decadence to

this plate that is making me

crave it even as I write.

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the menorah. An eight-dayfestival was then declared to

celebrate this miracle, and that

festival is now known as

Chanukah, which is often

referred to as the Festival of

Lights.

Though Chanukah is not

as religiously significant as the

Jewish holidays of Yom Kippur,

Rosh Hashanah and Passover,

many Jewish people still look

forward to the holiday and itstraditions. One such tradition

for many families is cooking

potato latkes, a relatively easy

yet delicious food that

Chanukah celebrants can

enjoy on weekend mornings

when gathered around the

breakfast table.

Potato Latkes

Serves 4

11/2 pounds russet potatoes,

peeled

There was also the

garbage salad, which is a gour-met take on a salad that has

everything but the kitchen

sink. There was creamy gor-

gonzola, crisp cuts of bacon

and plenty of other additions,

all tossed in a cranberry roast-

ed pepper vinaigrette. Just out-

standing. The warm toppingsmixed with the cold greens

really set this dish on fire! This

is also an excellent option for

those watching the waistline.

Eating healthy doesnt mean

you cant eat well!

We also enjoyed a pep-

percorn-crusted ahi tunacooked in a soy-garlic reduc-

tion. Served over a bed of

sauted spinach, the visual

presentation of the tuna was

beautiful. More importantly,

the contrast between the per-

fectly seared crusted edges and

the buttery raw center is what

really made this plate memo-

rable.

As if the previous three

dishes hadnt left us impressed

enough, Scott brought out the

grand finale. Served on aTurkish roll (the only roll

large enough to hold such a

beast) was the 20-oz. stuffed

burger. Chock-full of bacon,

cheese, roasted peppers and

oozing with every bite, there

wasnt any surprise why this is

one of Scotts best sellers.

It was truly a pleasure to

watch Scott explain his foods

and exude such a passion for

all things culinary. I will defi-

nitely be back at Trackside Bar

& Grill and I recommend yougo, as well. Trackside also

offers extensive catering

options and take out. Visit

them at 277 Main Street in

Butler. For more information

on their menu and catering

service, or to place a take-out

order, call 973-838-8044 or

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Realty Executives Pom-

pton Plains branch

office manager Kathy

English is pleased to

announce, recognize and con-

gratulate the following real-

tors for their outstanding

accomplishments for the

month of October in the

Pompton Plains branch office.

The sales team of

Shirley Schwartz and Lisa

Galizia has been named top

sales associate. Broker associ-

ate and business develop-

ment manager Melissa

Florance-Lynch has been

named top listing agent.

For more information,

Melissa, Shirley and Lisa can

be reached at the Realty

Executives Pompton Plains

regional branch office, locat-

ed at 363 Route 23 South.

Call 973-696-8800 or visit

www.realtyexecutivesnj.com.

LINCOLN PARK $364,900

$,1436 per month30Yr Fixed w/0 points. 4.25/4.340% APR

WAYNE $579,900

$2,316 per month30Yr Fixed w/0 points. 4.375/4.440% APR

WEST MILFORD $295,000




FRANKFORD $209,900

$826 per month30Yr Fixed w/0 points.4.25/4.394% APR



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KINNELON $799,000

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LINCOLN PARK $335,000

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LINCOLN PARK $354,900$1,397 per month

30Yr Fixed w/0 points.4.25/4.342% APR

PEQUANNOCK $779,000$3,112 per month

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LINCOLN PARK $749,900$2,995 per month

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PEQUANNOCK $309,900$1,220 per month

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BUTLER $189,900

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Mortgage Payments listed above are based on principal and interest only and does not include taxes, insurance or condo dues. Mortgage Payments listed above are based on a 20% down payment. APR basedon a 740 credit score as of November 18, 2013. Terms for Condos listed above are subject to meeting Fannie Mae Guidelines. This information is not to be considered a commitment to lend. Programs andterms are subject to change without notice. NJ Lenders Corp. is a Licensed Mortgage Banker, States of NJ, NY, CT, FL, MD, PA and VA Banking Departments, NMLS #35286. Equal Housing Lender.

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RIVERDALE $1,475LINCOLN PARK $1,600

Realty Executives

announces top agents

Shirley Schwartz and Lisa GaliziaMelissa Florance-Lynch


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Coldwell Banker Resi-

dential Brokeragesales associate and

Pompton Plains resident

Ronald Ronnie Aiosa is

the top-listing real estate

agent for September at the

companys Kinnelon office.

His listings totaled approxi-

mately $4.6 million.

Clients are enthusiasticto list their homes with Ron

because he immediately puts

his incredible energy and mar-

keting savvy to work for them

and attains exceptional

results, said Jane Trust Ryan,

branch vice president of

Coldwell Banker Residential

Brokerage in Kinnelon.Aiosa and his real estate

partner, Bill Boswell, utilize

modern technology and wide-

spread marketing to bring their

home listings to a wide audi-

ence. Both members of the

team rank among the top real

estate agents in their respective

offices, with Boswell being affil-iated with the companys

Wyckoff/ Franklin Lakes office.

Aiosa has made multiple

appearances on NBC this past

year as a real estate expert on

LXTVs Open House and

George to the Rescue.

Boswell was selected this year

by Realtor Magazine as a mem-ber of its prestigious 30 Under

30 Class of 2012.

A 28-year Morris County

resident, Aiosa offers extensive

knowledge of local communi-

ties to buyers and sellers

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WAYNE 973-694-8000

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WAYNE $1,599,000Impressive 6700sf custom 5BR 5.2Bth home w/sweeping bridal staircase,2-Sty GreatRm/Wet-Bar,huge Kit,Pool,Maids Qtrs+4GAR. WYN0823

WAYNE 973-694-8000

WEST ORANGE $239,000Eagle Ridge 1821sf 2BR 2Bth townhome w/newKit/Granite, fplc, new AC, GAR + Loft. 24hr se-curity. Great club facilities! WYN0923

WAYNE 973-694-8000

HASKELL $249,900Elegant open & bright 2BR 2.5Bth townhomew/upgraded Kit,fresh paint & W/W carpet,

serene wooded view, attached GAR. WYN0913WAYNE 973-694-8000

KINNELON $375,0003BR 2BA Ranch features H/W Flrs/FP/finishedW/O LL/Rec Rm w/wet bar/2C Gar./level yard

KIN3972KINNELON/SMOKE RISE 973-838-9300

KINNELON $450,000Smoke Rise-Charming 8Rm/3BR 2.2BA Ex.Ranch w/cul-de-sac privacy. Bright & spacious.

Prepare to fall in love. KIN3900KINNELON/SMOKE RISE 973-838-8400

K INNE LON $525,000Charming Cust. 3BR/3BA Col. set on over2Acs. Home is updated/full fin Bsmt.

KIN3975KINNELON/SMOKE RISE 973-838-9300

KINNELON $539,000Recently updated/move in ready 4BR/3BA

Col./2 C.Gar/Priv. level lot & driveway backs

to parkland. KIN394 7KINNELON/SMOKE RISE 973-838-9300

KINNELON $539,000Smoke Rise-Spacious/Bright & clean 4BR/2.2BA home/freshly painted interior/exterior.

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KINNELON $579,000All brick spacious 4BR/2.1BA Ranch w/charm-ing front porch/W/O lower level/2C Gar.KIN3924KINNELON/SMOKE RISE 973-838-9300

KINNELON $599,000Great Price-Turnkey 4BR/3.1BA CHC. H/W Flrs.,FP, Crown Moldings; 2C Gar.; above groundPool. KIN3094KINNELON/SMOKE RISE 973-838-9300

KINNELON $649,000Beautiful 3BR/4.1BA Cust. home featuresC/A/2C Gar./salt water heated pool/full fin Bsmt.KIN3762KINNELON/SMOKE RISE 973-838-9300

LITTLE FALLS $199,900Large awesome studio in The Mill w/16' ceil,some original brick walls, beautiful HW fls + lotsof storage. WYN0709

WAYNE 973-694-8000

KINNELON $799,000Smoke Rise-Stunning 5BR/3BA Renovated Exp.Ranch. Perfect mix of charm/character & qualityon park like property. KIN3848KINNELON/SMOKE RISE 973-838-9300

KINNELON $1,195,000Smoke Rise-Stunning 14 Rm/5BR/5.1BA CHCat end of cul- de-sac/pool w/waterfall/summerKit./3C Gar. & more. KIN3826KINNELON/SMOKE RISE 973-838-9300

Ronnie Aiosa is top Coldwell listing agent



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meet the first Wednesday of each

month at Hollywood Restaurant &Pizzeria, 376 Fairf ield Road,Fairfield from 7-9pm Guests arewel come d. For more info rmat ion,visit ww w.diningtospeak.com.The Montville Senior Citizens Club

is open to all Montville Townshipresidents aged 55 and older. The

club meets every first and thirdFriday of the month at theMontville Senior House, next to thepolice station on Route 202 South.We serve coffee and cake at noonbefore the meeting at 1pm. New

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