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A s men, we can getcaught up in the lureof a dream or goal.When it doesn’t work out, weget discouraged and forget tolook for God’s purpose. I expe-rienced this about two yearsinto my career. I was workingwith a headhunter to find anew job, and I interviewed atthe Sealed Air Corporation.

Learning from my previ-ous mistakes, I was both pro-fessional and polished. I left

feeling confident that the jobwas mine. When I got home,the headhunter called andsaid, “I’m sorry Joe. Theychose someone with a littlemore experience, but theyreally liked you and want youto come back to interview fora different position.”

Believe it or not, thatscenario repeated itself threetimes. All told, I interviewedfour times at the Sealed AirCorporation. I never got the

job. After the fourth inter-view, I was devastated. Ibawled my eyes out.

The next day, a seeming-ly random wrong-numberphone call put me in touchwith another headhunter. Shetook advantage of her mistaketo drum up business by askingif I was looking for a job. Youbetcha!

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•Gaming Get-together for kids at theWayne Library on Thursday February26 at 6:15pm. Bring your fullycharged portable devices. Connect tothe library’s Wi-Fi and socialize withother gamers. Open to kids in grades5-8. Please register online at www.waynel ibrary.org.

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•Huge Garage Sale hosted by thePackanack Lake Mother’s Club onFriday, February 27 from 9am-3pm,Saturday, February 28 from 9am-3pmand Sunday, March 1 from 9am-3pm.Shop early for best selection of toys,appliances, household items, electronics,games, books, movies, sporting goods,jewelry and tons more!•Wayne Elks Auxiliary will hold Polishnight on Friday, February 27 serving 7-9pm. Buffet menu prepared by ChefBob Fisher. Call Joyce at 973-956-8956

for tickets. Casual dress.

FEB 28•Young Adults in grades 5-12 are wel-come to play chess on Saturday, February28 at 3pm in the Wayne Library Story Time room. Online registration required at www.wayne library.org.

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•The Wayne Conservative Congregation,30 Hinchman Avenue, will hold its annualchildren’s Purim Carnival on Sunday,March 1 at 11:30am-1pm. Purim game

booth tickets can be purchased in advanceor at the door- $20 for 25 tickets; $10 for10 tickets; $5 for 5 tickets; and $6 forCombo Meal Ticket. Separate food items will also be available for purchase. Comein costume and celebrate Purim! For infor-mation email office@shomreitorah wcc.org or 973-696-2500.

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•Wayne Valley High School, 551 ValleyRoad will host a craft show on Sunday,March 15, from 10am-5pm. Over onehundred quality exhibitors from threestates will be selling their arts and crafts. The show is sponsored by ProjectGraduation and promoted by P.J.’sPromotions. A breakfast and lunch menu

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•Coldwell Banker Wayne, located at 1410Valley Road and the Red Cross Donor Bus will be sponsoring a Blood Drive on Tuesday, March 17 from 9:30am-2:30pmin honor of Red Cross Month.Appointments are preferred which can bemade either by contacting 1-800-RED-CROSS or online on their website, www.redcrossblood.org. Be sure to enterSponsor Code: Coldwell Banker Wayne.Coldwell Banker Sales Associate, IsabelPerlaki, the event coordinator can be

reached on her cell 201-665-3563 or atthe office at 973-694-8000. All donorsreceive a Red Cross St. Patrick’s Day Shirt.

Around theCommunity...•Shomrei Torah, Wayne invites you to ceebrate Purim. Fun! Groggers!Hamantaschen! Costumes! Purim starton Sunday, March 1 at 11:30am with aPurim carnival and costume parade. JoiShomrei Torah’s family friendly Purimservice on Wednesday, March 4. Megillreading and festivities begin at 6pm and

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T he year was 1994 and Iheard about a respon-sible girl that livedaround the corner from us thatwas willing to babysit. Mydaughter was 6, my son was 3and Terry and I desired theopportunity to go out for anoccasional movie and dinnerand were hoping that this 15year old young lady would likeour kids and our kids wouldfall in love with her. We gotlucky and Jennifer was “adopt-ed” into our family. Wewatched as Jennifer grew upalong with our childrenChelsie and Zachary. Shecooked and did homework,

bathed and tucked them intobed. Jennifer soon was drivingthem to karate school andtheir after school sports activi-ties. I was dreading the daythat Jennifer would outgrowthe babysitting job, highschool and go away to college.It isn’t easy finding a consci-entious, responsible youngperson to stay with your kids.

When the kids no longerneeded a “babysitter”, I hired

Jennifer to work in my officeand found out she was the bestemployee a business ownercould ever have! She wasalways on time, did over andabove the call of duty andseverely impressed me withher attention to detail; alwaysdoing her best and trying to

please. There was no job Jennifer wouldn’t tackle oraccept no matter how diffi-cult, educationally or even

physically. She’d roll-up hersleeves and dive in 100%, but,then after high school, sheinformed us she was leaving.

Jennifer wanted tobecome a PA, physician’sassistant and was moving toBoston to continue her educa-tion. We can’t say we wereunprepared for the news, but,you can never really be pre-pared to have a loved onemove away. Jennifer’sboyfriend was from NJ, so wewere hoping she would visitfrequently and I would offerher work in the office duringher vacations and visits; alas,she convinced Jarrod to followher and find work in MA; hedid and our hopes were dashedshe’d ever come home.

A few years ago, Jenniferblessed me with the honor of driving her and her mom

Linda, to her wedding in ourRolls Royce. I truly felt father-ly that day as Jennifer’s fatherhad passed away less than ayear before his daughter’s bigday. My children’s babysitterwas all grown-up and marriednow in addition to becoming aPA. I tried unsuccessfully tooffer her, her old job back orany job involving financialplanning, which, she repeat-edly rejected preferring a hos-pital or doctor’s office settingto a financial planning firm. If she put forth the same energy,professionalism and attitude asa PA that she did for Terry andI, any doctor would be trulyblessed to have her on theirteam. Currently Jennifer islooking for a position in NJwhile actively employed in

MA, not an easy task for sure.(Any doctors reading can callme for her contact info if youact fast.)

You see, Sunday was Jennifer’s first baby’s christen-ing at St. Mary’s Church, herchurch, in Pompton Lakes andthe babysitter that we met 20years ago is now a brand newmommy. Things have comefull-circle, once Jennifer, herhusband Jarrod and their new-born move back to NJ, Terryhas offered to babysit so theycan go out for dinner and amovie every now and then.Knowing my wife and hermaternal instincts, it will befar more often both now andthen.

I was wondering what thegoing rate for babysitters arenow. I babysat a few timeswhen I was 15 and the ratethen was .75 cents an hour. I

don’t remember what I paid Jennifer 18 and 19 years ago,but, whatever it is Jenniferwill be able to add the equiva-

lent sum into her daughter’scollege fund since Terrywouldn’t take a dime, of course.

Now, my parental, father-ly and financial plannerinstincts will be fully engagedin speaking with Jenniferabout the financial future of her daughter, Samantha Lynn,herself and husband Jarrod.

Jennife r’s grandmother hasbeen an APG client for years,now it is important that thewhole family from great grand-mother to great granddaughterand everyone in between pre-pare for their financial futures!

Whether for college, retire-ment, an emergency, or a lega-cy-based estate plan; I encour-age all of you to schedule anappointment with your finan-cial advisor to design, refine orimplement your financialplan. There is so much to planfor and so very little time.Who was it that said “a pennysaved is a penny earned?” Andif past performance of infla-tion rates and stock marketperformance are any indica-tion of the future, one shouldmemorize and embrace the7P’s: Proper Prior PlanningPrevents Poor Performance –Period!® Don’t delay, calltoday!

Jennifer - Terry and I andour 4 children are so very

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Esther’s Very Special Purim Party, a PurimShpiel Matinee on Sunday, March 8 at1pm. Cost is $5 per person.•The Chabad Center of Passiac Countyannounces the Mezuzah AwarenessCampaign of 2015. A Mezuzah is aparchment scroll affixed to the doorposts

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Summer camp is a belovedtradition in many fami-lies. Many parents of young children fondly recallspending their summers at sum-mer camp, where they madelifelong friends and learned thefiner points of roasting marsh-mallows and competing inthree-legged sack races.

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Tere’s awards and designa-tions include: designated buyerrepresentative (ABR), desig-nated short sale specialist

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Pinnacle Award, and Circle of Excellence Lifetime Award.Tere has been a Century 21Crest Real Estate office top pro-ducer since 1987 and she mar-kets her listings to over 350internet sites. Her slogan,“Making the American dreama reality, one home at a time”says it all. For more informationon how to put Tere’s years of local real estate experience towork for you, contact Teredirectly at 973-646-7425(office) or 201-960-9084 (cell).


C entury 21 Crest RealEstate is pleasedto announce thatDanielle Fiorina has beenawarded the NJAR Circle of Excellence Award Gold

Level for 2014. This is

Danielle’s third consecutiveyear at this award level.

“We are thrilled toacknowledge Danielle’saccomplishments. Her hardwork and dedication to herreal estate customers is evi-denced by the many awardsDanielle has receivedthrough the years,” saidPatricia Wojtyszyn, Broker/Owner Century 21 CrestReal Estate.

“Understanding my

clients’ personal goals andneeds is at the heart of myreal estate business, and Ibelieve it is the foundationfor an effective client/realtorrelationship. Being acknowl-edged within the real estateindustry with this award isthe icing on the cake,” saidFiorina.

Danielle Fiorina hasbuilt her reputation on pro-fessionalism and honesty.

“My clients come first.” As a

former business owner andcontroller, she is very thor-ough and detail oriented. Sheis a full-time realtor and hasbeen a top producer in theindustry and a Circle of Excellence Award winner for9 successive years. To putDanielle’s experience to workfor you and for all of your realestate needs, Danielle can bereached at 973-460-4352.

Danielle Fiorina awarded 2014 NJAR ®

Circle of Excellence Award ® - Gold Level

Century 21 CrestReal Estate ispleased to announce

that Annmarie DeGeorgehas been awarded the NJAR

Circle of Excellence Award

Silver Level for the year2014.

“Century 21 Crest RealEstate is proud of Annmarie’s accomplish-ments. She truly is a vitalpart of what makes thisagency one of the top pro-ducing Century 21 agenciesin the area, and we are proudto have her as part of ouraward-winning team,” saidPatricia R. Wojtyszyn,Century 21 Crest RealEstate Broker/ Owner.

Annmarie has been a

full-time, award-winning

agent since 1999. She livesand works in Pequannock. “Ienjoy putting my years of professional real estateexpertise and my personalknowledge of the communi-ties that I service to good usefor my customers My cus-tomers know that when theywork with me, they are get-ting the best of both worlds,”said DeGeorge. To put heryears of expertise to work foryou, she can be reacheddirectly at 973-896-6178.

Annmarie DeGeorge awarded 2014NJAR ® Circle of ExcellenceAward ® - Silver Level

Tere Episale awarded 2014 NJAR ®

Circle of Excellence Award ®

- Silver Level

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Thur sda y at 7pm the meet ingsinclude: anger management, single

parenting, grief share, marriagebuilders, men’s pure life dealing withpornography, post abortion group.

Veteran’s Support is every Monday at7pm. For more information contactReverend Dee Verhagen at 973-694-

2938, 1111 Preakness Avenue,Wayne.•The Community Food Box Programis at St. Michael’s Episcopal Church,1219 Ratzer Road. The boxes containa great selection of quality frozenfood that is delivered on site eachmonth, for pick up, at very inexpen-

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Wayne encourages local area resi-dents who are interested in garden-ing and expanding their botanicalknowledge to join. Novice as well asexperienced gardeners welcome. Fordetails please call membership chair-person Linda Wescott 973-694-1098or email [email protected] visit riverviewgardenclub.com.•Visiting Angels in association with

The Alzheimer’s Foun dat ion ofAmerica is offering free year roundmemory screenings. Confidentialscreenings are held from 2-4pmevery third Wednesday of eachmonth except for November. Call foryour appointment 973-839-3761. Allscreenings are held at the Visiting

Angels office at 2190 Hamburg Turnpike, Wayne.•The Golden Age Circle of WayneInc. (GACW) is an active non-profsenior group sponsored by the WayneDepartment of Parks and Recreationthat meets every Thursday at 1pm inthe PAL Building, 1 PAL Drive iWayne. Day trips and overnight trips


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are scheduled throughout the year,special speakers, and bingo is playedfor only GACW members one Thursday a month. Members must bea Wayne resident and at least 50years of age. Yearly dues are $7. Formore information, call Val Turner,

assistant recording secretary, at 973-694-5094.•Jewish Family Service of NorthJersey, a recipient of financial assis-tance from UJA Federation of NorthJersey, is expanding its Kosher Mealson Wheels program in Wayne. TheMeals on Wheels Program provideshot, nutritious kosher meals to peo-ple those who are unable to cook or

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Realty ExecutivesPompton Plains Reg-ional Branch OfficeManager, Kathleen English is

pleased to announce thatRealtor® Associate ThomasCannito has joined the office.According to English, “Tom isa great addition to our office.He is a first class professional

Realtor® who is knowledge-able and dedicated to hisclients. We welcome him toour team.”

“Realty Executives opensso many new opportunities forme. They are a progressive andinnovative company that hasa great support team and fan-tastic marketing capabilities.

I’m excited to be a part of thisteam,” states Cannito.

A Realtor® for thirteenyears, Tom has earned severalcredentials including a SeniorReal Estate (SRES) designa-

tion and a Short Sales andForeclosure Resource (SFR)certification. Tom is veryactive with real estate transac-tions in the 55 plus communi-ties in Northern New Jersey inaddition to his residentialclient transactions.

A fifty year Wayne resi-dent, Tom worked with a

Fortune 500 company fortwenty five years in sales andserved in the United StatesMilitary for six years.

When not listing or sell-ing real estate, Tom can be

found volunteering his time atthe Passaic County SeniorAdvisory Council, the New

Jersey Senior Legisl ativeCommittee, the WayneMayors Senior AdvisoryCommittee and the WaynePresbyterian Senior Club.

For more information, Tom can

be reached at the PomptonPlains Regional Branch Office,located at 363 Route 23 South

at 973-305-5880 or directly at201-259-5683 or visit:

www.RealtyExecutivesNJ.com

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