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All delicatessens are thesame. Don’t say that toJoe Fiore, owner of

Bella Sara Italian Specialties ofPompton Lakes. Why?Because Joe is passionateabout food, its presen-tation and his cus-tomers. Since estab-lishing his businessin Pompton Lakeshe has had onevision: to providethe local commu-nity with an oldfashioned, out ofthis world Italiandeli. By all accountshe has done that.

As Joe reflected hegave a bit of insight into hisroots saying, “It all goes back to

my childhood, I use to help mygrandma when she was cooking

in the kitchen. I not only lovedwhat she created but I grew pas-sionate about the process. Funnything is even though I learned

from my grandma’s kitchenthe recipe for the saucethat we now make actu-ally came from myfather! In fact all ofmy recipes are fam-ily recipes.”

That meansJoe, and his wifeLuisa, make every-thing from scratchusing nothing butfresh ingredients.

The results? Incrediblevariations of roast beef,

pork roast, fresh mozzarella,pasta salads, chicken and pork

cutlets, stuffed peppers & egg-

plant to name a few. If it’s notgood enough to be on Joe’s tableit won’t end up on yours!

Need breakfast? His morn-ing menu includes pancakes,French toast, omelets and ofcourse egg sandwiches. Add tothat a delicious cup of coffee orespresso and you are ready totackle another day.

Does Bella Sara cater? Youbet. Whether its wraps, sand-wich platters, soups, salads orspecialties, Joe will take goodcare of you and ensure that youwill be satisfied. In fact Joe hasmade it more of a science stat-ing, “It’s important to know theguests you are cooking for andexplain to the host/hostess thatsometimes it’s not about the food

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OCT 15•The “Musicales at Noon” concert seriesat St. Timothy Lutheran Church, 395Valley Road, Wayne, on October 15presents “Oys in the Hood,” a four-pieceKlezmer ensemble led by Jeff Pines. Theprogram is 12-1pm and the public isinvited. No admission is charged, but afree-will offering will be accepted. Formore information please call 973-694-8316.

OCT 17•The Columbiettes of Bishop NavaghCouncil (5943) Pequannock are hostinga Baked Potato Night on Friday, October17, from 5:30-7:30pm, at the Knightsof Columbus Hall, 84 Lincoln Park Road,Pequannock. The cost per ticket is $7 for1 potato per person, and $10 for 2potatoes per person also includes top-pings for the potatoes, salad, coffee,and dessert. Reservations suggestedlimited tickets at the door. Unpaid reser-

vations will expire at 6:30pm. CallBarbara 973-835-3636 or Pat 973-696-2225 to reserve tickets.

OCT 18•Family Promise, people of faith work-ing together to provide homeless fami-lies with HELP for today and HOPE fortomorrow, of Passaic County’s annualTRICKY TRAY is on October 18, atPreakness Reformed Church, 131Church Lane, Wayne. Doors open at6pm, calling starts at 7:30pm.Admission is $15 and includes coffee,tea, cookies and 1 sheet of Tier 1 tick-ets. Bonus with advance sales, sameprice $15 receive I extra sheet Tier 1tickets. Contact Elyse Kascik at [email protected]. No children or alcohol.

OCT 19•The Wayne Valley High School will behosting a Craft Show on Sunday,October 19, from 10am-5pm, at theschool at 551 Valley Rd, Wayne. TheWayne Valley Band Parents sponsor theshow and P.J.’s Promotions will promotethe event. One hundred exhibitors withcrafts, art and photography will be set

up in one huge gym. For further infor-mation please call 201-666-1340.

OCT 20•Women In Transition is holding a freeworkshop, “What Every Woman ShouldKnow about Divorce,” on Monday,October 20 from 7:15-9pm at theWayne Counseling Center, 1022Hamburg Turnpike, Wayne. The work-shop is open to all women who areinterested in learning more about thelegal and financial issues of separationand divorce. Pre-registration isrequired. Please call Women inTransition at 973-694-9215, or. visit usat www.waynecounselingcenter.org.

OCT 21•St. Michael’s Episcopal Church will beoffering to the community, Meditation101, a series on various types of medi-tation. Attend the 2pm or 7pm on thefollowing Tuesdays: October 21,November 4 and 18, December 2 and16. The same content will be offered onthe same day at both times. Led by TheRev. Keith A. Gentry, Interim Priest, andPatricia Vine, Spiritual Director, partici-

pants will have opportunities to medi-tate in different ways that might enablethem to be receptive to the DivineMystery that we call God. Contact theParish Office to attend at 973-694-1026 or [email protected]. Michael’s is located at 1219 RatzerRoad, Wayne.

OCT 22•The “Musicales at Noon” concert seriesat St. Timothy Lutheran Church, 395Valley Road, Wayne, on October 22presents The Arts Musical Chorale, con-ducted by Dusty Francis. The program isfrom 12-1 and the public is invited. Noadmission is charged, but a free-willoffering will be accepted. The church hasan indoor elevator for easy wheelchairaccess. For more information about theconcerts, please call 973-694-8316.

OCT 25•The Wayne Health Department’sSMAC-23 Blood Screening will beoffered on Saturday, October 25, atWayne Valley High School duringWayne Township’s Annual Health Fair.The blood screening measures the levelsof 23 different elements in the bloodincluding: CBC, T4, T3U and T7, for a feeof $24.50. The following screening mayalso be provided, along with the SMAC-23 blood screening for an additionalfee: PSA-$18, Lyme-$20, Hep. B-$21,Hep. C-$21, TSH-$17,CRP/Homocysteine-$30, Vitamin D-$30and Digoxin-$29. A 12 hour fastrequired and an appointment is neces-

sary. Registration begins September 30.Call 973-694-1800 extension 3281 foran appointment.•Wayne Elks Auxiliary will holdOktoberfest on Saturday, October 25 at7:30pm. Menu by Chef Bob Fisher andmusic for dancing by DJ Jerry. Donation$30.00. Call Joyce for reservations at973- 956-8956. Jackets required forgentleman.

OCT 26•The Friendship Circle of Passaic Countyis hosting Friendship Circle WalkSunday, October 26 at 2pm. The wheel-chair accessible walk consists of a walkaround the Wayne Valley High Schooltrack, 551 Valley Road. Registrationand check-in starts at 1pm. Everyone isinvited to stay for fun activities afterincluding a BBQ, and more. Pre-registration for the walk is freeat www.friendswalk4friends.com byOctober 20 and receive a t-shirt. On-siteregistration is $25 a person and $50per family. To learn more about thefriendship circle, visit www.fcpassaic-county.com.

NOV 1•Wayne Elks will hold Festa Italiano onSaturday, November 1, 7:30pm. Food byChef Bob Fisher and music for dancing byJohnny and Barb. Donation $30.00.Reservations call Joyce973-956-8956.

NOV 8•The Packanack Lake Mothers Club willhost the 26th annual holiday bazaar

Saturday, November 8 from 10am-5pmat the Packanack Lake Clubhouse, 52Lake Drive West, Wayne. More than 25artisans and crafters from the area willsell jewelry, children’s items, homedécor, original hand painted glasswareand candles. New this year is Paint yourOwn Pottery area where you can createyour unique pottery. Also Crepe Guru ofHoboken who will be whipping up somedelicious treats while you shop.

NOV 14•Wayne Elks Auxiliary will hold Bunconight Friday, November 14. Doors open6:15pm and games begin at 7pm.Donation $7.00 includes admission,games, coffee, tea and dessert.

NOV 16•Wayne Elks will hold a Sunday SocialFamily Dinner on November 16, serving3-4pm. Menu includes tossed salad,bread, butter, pasta fagiola, sausagepeppers, Vinny’s Famous Chicken,dessert, coffee, tea, and soda. Donation$15.00. Reservations please call Joyce973-956-8956.•Boy Scout Troop 108 is cooking andserving their annual pancake breakfastis on Sunday, November 16, from 8am-12pm at Father Rugel Hall in Our Ladyof the Valley Church, 630 Valley Road,Wayne. The breakfast is $7 and includespancakes, sausage, fruit, bagels, dough-nuts, pastries, coffee, tea and orangejuice. Buy tickets at the door. Children 3and under are free. This is the troop’s only

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held in our office at 415 Hamburg Tpkein Wayne. CASA advocacy protects thebest interest of each child and reducesthe state’s cost of caring for children infoster care. Won’t you consider speak-ing up for a child? The schedule of infor-mation sessions are held on Tuesdayevenings on the following dates: 10/21,11/4, 11/25, 12/9. Please call to RSVPor for additional info at 973-832-4002or email [email protected].•The New Paths: Christians EngagingIsrael program will be led by RabbiStephen Wylen of Temple Beth Tikvahand has been created specifically forordained Christian priests and ministers.New Paths will run for five sessions,from 9-10am on Tuesday mornings atthe Wayne YMCA, 1 Pike Drive inWayne, on Oct 21 and 28; Nov 11, 18and 25. To register or questions, pleasecontact Rabbi Stephen Wylen at [email protected]. There is no fee. You arenot required to be present at all five ses-sions, but your best effort is requested. •This fall, Preakness Baptist Church,1441 Ratzer Road in Wayne, will besponsoring a Veggie Tales Music Campon Wednesday evenings, from 5-7pm,October 1 through November 12.

Some tax-cutting strate-gies make good finan-cial sense. Other tax

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While Halloweencan be fun foradults and chil-

dren, pets might not look for-ward to October 31 as much asthe rest of the family. Whentrick-or-treating time arrivesand the doorbell gets its annu-al workout, pet parents shouldtake steps to ensure their dogs,cats and other companionanimals stay calm and don’tget too frightened or excited.

Halloween is full of deco-

rations, costumes andstrangers ringing your door-bell. While the excitementcan be thrilling for children,pets can easily grow scared.Animals generally becomecreatures of routine, and any-thing that takes them out oftheir comfort zones can be acause for agitation. Spookydecorations hung throughoutthe house and outdoors pres-ent new sights and smells. Thedoorbell ringing every few

minutes could put skittish petseven more on edge — espe-cially when they come face-to-face with hordes of cos-tumed trick-or-treaters.

Candy, chocolate in par-ticular, poses a large risk aswell. Even relatively smallamounts of chocolate can beharmful to cats and dogs.That’s because chocolate con-tains caffeine and theo-bromine, two different typesof stimulants that can wreakhavoc on an animal’s centralnervous system. Hard candiesmay be swallowed and be-come lodged in the throat ordigestive tract. Artificialsweeteners are harmful to ani-mals, too.

To help keep pets safe, itis best to consider the follow-ing tips for Halloween.1.Keep pets indoors for the

day. Animals that are fright-ened may run away or growdisoriented and get lost. Also,you never want your pet to bethe victim of a Halloweenprank. Sometimes black catsare stolen on Halloween. Dogsleft outside may be at risk forteasing and taunting, too.2.Don’t take dogs trick-or-treating. Although you mayhave a calm, well-mannereddog, the crowds in the neigh-borhood may excite man’sbest friend, whose behaviormight be difficult to predict.Also, other animals that getloose from homes when thedoors are opened may provokeyour dog. It’s enough to keepyour eyes on your children,never mind being mindful ofyour dog, too!3.Skip costumes for pets. Youmay think it’s a cute idea to

dress your pets in costumes,but there’s a good chance yourpet does not share your enthu-siasm. It may stress out theanimal, so avoid pet costumes.4.Be mindful of holiday deco-rations. Strings of lights, fakespider webs and other decora-tive items can be tripping haz-ards for pets, while electronicdevices could pose a safetyrisk. Avoid lit candles in thehome because cats or dogsmay knock them over.5.Keep pets secured in a bed-room or another quiet space.Your dog or cat may try to boltoutside every time you openthe door to trick-or-treaters.Instead, keep the animals in abedroom or laundry area. Notonly will they appreciate thequiet, but also they won’thave a chance to escape andget lost.

6.Store collected candy out ofreach. Pets are inquisitive,and they may be drawn to thesweet smell of candy andtreats. Candy wrappers andthe candy itself can be haz-ardous to pets. Therefore,store candy where pets cannotaccess it and be sure childrendiscard candy wrappers.

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dues are $7. For more information, callVal Turner, assistant recording secretary,at 973-694-5094.•Jewish Family Service of North Jersey,a recipient of financial assistance fromUJA Federation of North Jersey, isexpanding its Kosher Meals on Wheelsprogram in Wayne. The Meals onWheels Program provides hot, nutritiouskosher meals to people age 60 andover, or those younger who have a dis-

ability and who are unable to cook orshop. Drivers needed to deliver mealstwo times a month. We are acceptingreferrals for people who would like toreceive meals. To volunteer, to requestKosher Meals on Wheels, or for addi-tional information, call Paul Klein at973-595-0111.•Spa 23 Health & Racquet Club inWayne offers birthday parties andspecial events for all ages. Kids willhave the time of their lives at Spa 23

parties! In addition to our pool parties,choose from any of our themed par-ties, or add a theme to your poolparty. Theme parties are availableseven days a week. Pool parties areavailable Fridays, Saturdays, andSundays. You can also book the entireclub for your own private event! Thespa is located at 381 Route 23 inPompton Plains. Contact Spa 23’s pro-gram director, Laura Severance, at973-839-8823. View more informa-

tion online at www.spa23.com. •An open invitation is extended to allseniors in the area to join the GoldenKey of Wayne. Come play bingo, domi-noes, and card games with some friend-ly seniors. Enjoy fellowship, fun, holi-day parties, and trips. The Golden KeyClub meets every Friday afternoon from1-3pm at the Post 174 American Legionbuilding, 55 Mountain View Blvd.,Wayne. For more information, pleasecall Annette Ford at 973-628-0492.

•The MOMS Club of Wayne is lookingfor members. It is part of an interna-tional non-profit support group formothers who stay home with their chil-dren; including those who have home-based businesses or work part-timebut are home with their children dur-ing the day. The group offers a widerange of activities: monthly socials,group activities/outings, play groupopportunities and mom’s night out forthe moms only along with community

service projects. All activities and serv-ice projects are voluntary. If you livein Wayne and are interested in joiningplease e-mail [email protected] or go to www.meetup.com/moms-club-of-wayne. •The Morning Minyan, a group of caringpeople dedicated to observing the tradi-tion of daily prayer, meets at 7:30am inthe sanctuary of Temple Beth Tikvah,950 Preakness Avenue in Wayne. A


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Put the cornmeal, flour,baking powder, baking soda,and salt in a large bowl, andstir with a wooden spoon untilthoroughly mixed.

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On Sunday, October 19,Coldwell BankerResidential Brokerage

is hosting a unified “Fall in

Love with the AmericanDream” Tri-State Open HouseEvent encompassing hundredsof homes for sale throughout

New Jersey, New York andConnecticut.

“The vast majority ofAmericans desire homeowner-

ship and the lifestyle benefitsthat it offers,” said HalMaxwell, president of Coldwell


KINNELON $1,800,000Smoke Rise-Live admirably in this 5BR/6+BAColonial nicely sited on 3.40 acres/4-car garage.3 fireplaces/cathedral ceilings. MLS 3092807

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KINNELON $925,000Focus on luxury living in this custom 5BR/4BAColonial nicely sited on 2.41 acres/3-cargarage/2 fireplaces/Patio. MLS 3164698

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LIVINGSTON $2,275,000Magnificent Luxury 6BR 7.1Bth Ranch w/CustWoodwork/Built-ins/Grmt Kit/Center Isle/4 Fplcs,IG Pool+Pool House/6-car garage. MLS 3171746

Wayne 973-694-8000

WAYNE $349,900Move in cond 3/4BR 2Bth updated Capew/Center Hall style flr plan/FDR/Deck/Bsmt &More on parklike property. MLS 3174611

Wayne 973-694-8000

WANAQUE $339,00055+ Wanaque Reserve 2BR 2Bth unit w/open flplan/EIK/DR/Library/Laundry & Terrace/Club-house/Pools/Billiard/More! MLS 3174306

Wayne 973-694-8000

WAYNE $399,00055+ Community gorgeous 2BR 2Bth condo inmove-in cond w/gas fplc in elevator bldg/se-curity system/Buy a lifestyle! MLS 3173623

Wayne 973-694-8000

WAYNE $ 419,000Timber Valley 3BR 2.5Bth end unit townhomew/Vault Ceil/Fplc/FDR/EIK/Den/MBR Ste/Deck/2GAR in priv setting. MLS 3158666

Wayne 973-694-8000

WAYNE $529,000Immac “Model Perfect” 5BR 4.5Bth home w/finbsmt/skylites/gleaming fls/CA/Closets & muchmore in mint condition. MLS 3175237

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Wayne 973-694-8000

WAYNE $679,999Oak Hill-true 5BR CH Col w/nwr Kit/grand GreatRm/oversizd MBR/in Bsmt/tons of storage/Deck/IG Pool on priv prop. MLS 3168511

Wayne 973-694-8000

WOODLAND PARK $229,000Completely renov 2BR Ranch w/refin HWfls/encl front porch/wo bsmt/full attic/priv yd/new sidewalks & drive. MLS 3168194.

Wayne 973-694-8000

WOOD RIDGE $327,990Liberty Sq NEW const spacious townhome com-munity w/2BR 2Bth & GAR in great loc nearshops + train station just outside! MLS 3173688

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KINNELON $450,000Discover the flair of this welcoming 3BR/2+BAhome. Two-car garage. Great features/insideand out! MLS NAEX3302

KINNELON 973-838-9300

KINNELON $450,000Experience the many delights of this custom4BR/2+BA home ideally set on 1.39 acres/3-car garage/Deck/Clubhouse. MLS 3133433

KINNELON 973-838-9300

CLIFTON $749,000Great for Entertaining & outdoor Gatherings!Spacious 4BR 3+Bth Custom w/recent State ofthe Art upgrades-Lovely home! MLS 3169496

Wayne 973-694-8000

KINNELON $459,900Smoke Rise-Picture Perfect! 2BR/2.1BA, Exp.Ranch/completely renovated/A Rare Find onlovely landscaped level property. MLS 3143999

KINNELON 973-838-9300

KINNELON $600,000Smoke Rise-A real treasure! You will marvel atthis 4BR/2+BA Contempo with your own brookon 1.95 acres/3 fireplaces. MLS 3169126

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KINNELON $649,000Outstanding 4BR/2+BA Contempo nicely set on1.23 acres/3 fireplaces/cathedral ceilings/sky-light/Community tennis. MLS 3127868

KINNELON 973-838-9300

KINNELON $799,000Enjoy the special charm of this custom4BR/3+BA Ranch positioned on 4.35 acres/3-car garage/Cozy fireplace. Deck. MLS 3160220

KINNELON 973-838-9300

KINNELON $849,900Savor deep comfort and luxury in this custom5BR/4BA park-area residence situated on 1.47acres/Cozy fireplace/Deck. MLS 3174664

KINNELON 973-838-9300

KINNELON $899,000Smoke Rise-Treat yourself to this distinctive4BR/3+BA Col. situated on 1.51 acres/3 fire-places/high ceilings/Deck. MLS 3147796

KINNELON 973-838-9300

LINCOLN PARK $339,000Well kept 4BR Bi-Level w/updtd Kit/FDR &LR/HW fls/fin Lwr Lvl/2GAR + priv rear yd. NearNY trans & shops-great area! MLS 3173952

Wayne 973-694-8000

KINNELON $975,000Answer your most cherished dreams with thisfascinating 4BR/4+BA Contempo nicely sitedon 1.38 acres/3-car garage. MLS 3137641

KINNELON 973-838-9300

KINNELON $1,350,000Smoke Rise-Fulfill your dreams in this 5BR/4+BAColonial located by stream on 1.84 acres/3-cargarage/relaxing pool. MLS 3174082

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Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage hosts“Fall in Love with the American Dream OpenHouse Event”


Perhaps because they arethrust into the spotlightso often and have quite

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Banker Residential Brokeragein New Jersey and RocklandCounty, New York. “For any-one who has been unsure aboutmoving forward with thisdream, this is a chance to sam-ple the wide range of greathomes available and to fall inlove with homeownership.”

Maxwell added that lowmortgage interest rates, risingrents, improving equity and a

rebounding housing marketare among the reasons thatmany buyers are currentlyconsidering a move intohomeownership.

Leading up to the “Fall inLove with the AmericanDream” event, a complete listof open houses will beavailable on www.ColdwellBankerMoves.com. Optimizedfor both desktop and mobiledevices, the website offers fea-tures that allow you to saveyour favorite homes, map anopen house driving tour, obtaindetailed information aboutlocal communities, and quickly

contact a Coldwell BankerResidential Brokerage-affiliatedsales associate with any ques-tions about buying or selling ahome. Information about the“Fall in Love with theAmerican Dream” Tri-StateOpen House Event will also beavailable in all local ColdwellBanker Residential Brokerageoffices.

Coldwell Banker Resi-dential Brokerage in New

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Famous breast cancer patients


Picture this…

Circa 1998. I had afriend who was underthe impression that

he was a good boss. Hebelieved he spoke in the right

tone and treated those underhim with respect. NOT!

In reality, he was the typeof guy that would barkrequests at his secretary. Forexample, when he asked herto get him a cup of coffee, he

thought he was being verypolite. But what came out ofhis mouth was simply a gruff,“COFFEE!”

Sometimes we don’t seeourselves as we really are. It’slike we are blinded by visions

of grandeur. Whether we areleading ourselves, our familiesor a group of people, this canhave a very negative and last-ing impact.

Think about it…

Have you ever lookeddeep into a mirror, past thereflection, to the inner you?Would you like to? Manywould say no to that question,but the truth is that if we havethe courage to face ourselvesso that we see what others see,

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ple who know you very well,and who you can trust to tellyou the truth, what yourstrengths and weaknesses areand how you are perceived byothers. If you have thecourage to do this and listenintently- without jumpingdown their throat- I think youmight come face to face with anew reflection. One that willput a smile on your face (aswell as the person getting youthe coffee!). Don’t have any-one you can trust? Well, that’ssomething else to think about.

Joe Pellegrino is an author,speaker and consultant for Not

Just An Average Joe, LLC.Have thoughts of your own?

Send them to [email protected]. ©2014 Not

Just An Average Joe, LLC.

“Coffee!”


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