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Gym memberships are

trite, expensive and

often purchased with

well-intended, but blind

ambition. This leaves no one

to wonder why 85% of the

population does not engage in

a regular fitness routine.

Something is not working.

Why are people purchasing

gym memberships, going hard

core for a few weeks and then

dropping out, dejected and

disappointed in themselves.

Two words: accountability

and community. Despite the

ample selection of programs

and classes at what has

become a buffet selection of

gyms, these two core things

are lacking disabling folks

from being successful in their

fitness journey.

This is what Dr. Glenn

Foss wants to offer to that

85%. Tailored programs,

human connection, and a

community of encouragement

with the introduction of

Advanced Fitness & Wellness

Center. Having been in the

business of physical rehabili-

tation and working with all

levels of sport related injuries,

Dr. Foss felt there was never

an adequate “step down” pro-

gram for individuals following

their physical rehabilitation.

These individuals need guid-

ance in subsequent exercise

and activity to support the

strengthening and condition-

ing from their rehab program.

But now with their newly

built facility adjunct to

Advanced Sports Medicine,


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•Get your Superhero costume ready

and join friends and family for the 3rd

Annual CASA Superhero 4 Mile Run &

Walk at Garret Mountain Reservation

in Woodland Park on Saturday, August

15. To register as a runner, form a

team, donate or sponsor the CASA

Superhero Run, go to www.run

signup.com/casarace or call 973-832-

4002. Also follow the event on

Facebook at /casarace. Register ends

Wednesday, August 12.

Around the

Community…

•Experience art, drama, science and

more. Playtime with ice cream, the

beach and pool and lots more in store

at Babyccino. The remaining dates for

this series are July 20, July 27 andAugust 3. The cost is $10 a class or

$55 for a series of 6 classes. At the

Chabad Center, 194 Ratzer Road,

Wayne NJ, 07470.Birth-3 years old.

For more information or to RSVP

call 973 694 6274 or email

[email protected].

•Green Pond Bible Chapel is excited

this fall to host with area churches

"Perspectives." Classes are Sunday

afternoons from 2-5pm. This 15 week

course will begin August 16 and end

on December 6. Get threaded into

God's story this fall as you experience

His heart for every tribe and nation

and encounter the momentum of the

World Christian Movement. Enroll

online at www.Perpectives.org or call

973-697-0990.

•Calvary Temple’s various support

groups can guide you through life.

Every Thursday at 7pm the meetings

include: anger management, singleparenting, grief share, marriage

builders, men's pure life dealing with

pornography, and post abortion

group. Veteran’s Support meets every

Monday at 7pm. For more information

contact Reverend Dee Verhagen at

973-694-2938, 1111 Preakness

Avenue, Wayne.

•The Community Food Box Program is

at St. Michael’s Episcopal Church,

1219 Ratzer Road. The boxes contain

a selection of quality frozen food you

can pick up, at very inexpensive

prices. There are 8 different selections

for purchase. For a menu call 973-

956-8554.

•Professional musicians and vocalists

of the Wayne Seniors Swing Band will

perform for your dancing and listen-

ing pleasure on the third Tuesday of

each month. Performances are from

12:30-2:30pm at the Wayne Elks

Lodge, 50 Hinchman Ave. Requesteddonations for Wayne Elks and Wayne

Adult Community Center members $2.

Donation for non-members $3. Light

refreshments served. For information

call 973-633-0734.

•The Riverview Garden Club, based in

Wayne is looking for local area resi-

dents who are interested in gardening.

Novice and experienced gardeners

welc ome. Plea se cal l memb ershi p

chairperson Linda Wescott 973-694-

1098 or email [email protected] or visit riverviewgarden-

club.com.

•Visiting Angels in association with The

Alzheimer’s Foundation of America is

offering free year round memory

screenings. Confidential screenings

are held from 2-4pm every third

Wednesday of each month. Call for

your appointment 973-839-3761. All

screenings are held at the Visiting

Angels office at 2190 Hamburg Turnpike, Wayne.

•The Golden Age Circle of Wayne, Inc.

(GACW) is a non-profit senior group

that meets every Thursday at 1pm in

the PAL Building, 1 PAL Drive, Wayne.

Trips, special speakers, and bingo are

some of the activities. To join you must

be a Wayne resident and at least 50

years of age. Yearly dues are $7. For

information, call Val Turner at 973-

694-5094.

•Jewish Family Service of North

Jersey is offering Kosher Meals on

Wheels program in Wayne. The Meals

on Wheels Program provides hot,

nutritious kosher meals to those peo-

ple who are unable to cook or shop,

due to disability or age. Drivers need-

ed to deliver meals. To volunteer or to

request meals, call Paul Klein at 973-

595-0111.

•The Morning Minyan, a group of car-

ing people dedicated to observing thetradition of daily prayer, meets at

7:30am in the sanctuary of Temple

Beth Tikvah, 950 Preakness Avenue,

Wayne. A light breakfast follows a 15-

20 minute prayer service. All wel-

come.

•The Pines Lake Woman’s Club is open

to women from Wayne. The club meets

monthly on the second Wednesday of

the month at the Pines Lake

Elementary School cafeteria at

7:30pm. Visitors are welcome. Theclub offers fun, friendship, and serv-

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It’s a great question isn’t it,

but, the answer is even

better, at least I believe so

and I’ll tell you why. Folks,

I’m in my 54th year and there

are more years behind me

than in front of me, especially

working and earning years;this means the closer I get to

retirement, the more interest-

ed I become in my retirement

portfolio and you should too.

Certainly, I do not mean cre-

ating the retirement portfolio

that you should have started

years ago, no, I mean prepar-

ing to depend on one!

When you hang-up your

hat for the last time at your

job, you will be dependent on

the portfolio that you con-

structed over the last three

decades to provide for your

wife and yourself. In my case,

hopefully there will be some

Social Security left for my

wife and I, but, it will be of lit-

tle consequence should it be

curtailed or eliminated before

I even get the first check atmy age of 67. I have always

poked fun at Social Security,

even since my very first pay-

check at 14 years of age. Back

then, Sy Weiner, the owner of

Singer’s Department Store in

Pompton Lakes, promised me

I was being paid $2.35 an

hour, minimum wage at the

time. After school I would put

in my time emptying the trash

bins, stocking shelves, vacu-

uming the carpeting and dust-

ing/mopping the floors. With

great anticipation I tore open

the envelope containing the

first paycheck and stub of my

working life after working 10

hours that week. Much to my

surprise, the check was a lot

less than the $23.50 that waspromised to me, so this young

14 year old rushed into the

owner’s office to inform him

of a math calculation error.

Sy, informed me of the follow-

ing: “Mark, those letters on

the stub indicate withdrawals

from your check before you

receive the “net dollars”. First

is Fed-With, which is for fed-

eral income tax and there is

another deduction for NJ

income tax too. Next is SUI

and that is for state unemploy-

ment insurance and this one

called FICA is for your retire-

ment,” he said firmly. “Every

pay period, the government

takes out of your pay a portion

that goes into an account with

your name and number on it,

to be returned to you when

you are 65 years old, this iscalled Social Security!”

Sy, bless his heart, didn’t

know or realize that in that

one statement defining Social

Security, he was doubly

wrong! The first misnomer

was that my money was going

into an account with my

name and number on it, when

actually it was being paid to

current retirees who were col-

lecting from the system. The

second error was that I was

going to get my retirement

share at age 65. The govern-

ment has now determined

that my “FRA” full retirement

age is now 67 and there is no

guarantee of that at all! What

remains to be seen is if I ever

receive a Social Securitycheck at all! I believe that

certain people will be ren-

dered ineligible due to their

individual financial success;

meaning a new government

instituted asset and means

test, where a committee will

be created to determine if

your contribution to FICA

will be changed to a donation

instead, for the benefit of the

“greater good.” That would be

proof of the third paycheck

misinformation espoused to

me back in 1975. It wasn’t Sy’s

fault or any employer’s for that

matter, how could they have

known or predicted the

future. But, the whole story

sounded a little fishy to me,

even then, so I did something

about it.

I decided not to rely or

depend on Social Security

even though I was forced to

contribute to it. Instead, I was

determined to consider my

Social Security check, if I ever

got one, as gravy or icing on

the cake. I adopted the finan-

cial attitude, “If It Is to Be, It’s

Up to Me!” And therefore

determined that my retire-

ment portfolio possess all of

the answers in the Answer

title of today’s column:

Growth – Income – Liquidity

– Tax-Advantages + Safety! I

asked the question of myself

and answered it as it is writ-

ten; my retirement portfolio

required all of these featureswhen creating it, adding to it,

and eventually when with-

drawing from it.

This leads me to a few

questions. 1. Do you agree

with me? 2. Does your need

for retirement funds and what

they must accomplish when

you hang-up your working hat

for the last time, require the

same attributes as indicated

on this list? 3. Lastly, is your

retirement portfolio invested

properly with these require-

ments included? 4. Not sure,

need another opinion, don’t

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but, you won’t know unless

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Center caters to not only the

post rehab patient but the

85% of the population who

don’t pursue exercise do tofear of injury, self-conscious-

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commonly “I hate exercise!”

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Community Happenings

Wayne offers birthday parties and

special events for all ages. Kids will

have the time of their lives at Spa 23

parties! In addition to our pool par-ties, choose a theme party, or add a

theme to your pool party. Theme par-

ties are available seven days a week.

Pool parties are available Fridays,

Saturdays, and Sundays. You can also

book the entire club for your own pri-

vate event! The spa is located at 381

Route 23 in Pompton Plains. Contact

Spa 23’s program director, Laura

Severance, at 973-839-8823. View

more information online at www.spa23. com.

•An open invitation to all seniors to

join the Golden Key of Wayne. Enjoy

fellowship, fun, holiday parties,

games and trips. The Golden Key Club

meets Fridays from 1-3pm at the Post

174 American Legion building, 55

Mountain View Blvd., Wayne. For

information call Annette Ford at 973-628-0492.

•The MOMS Club of Wayne is looking for

members. The group offers monthly

socials, group activities, outings, play

group opportunities, mom’s night and

community service projects. For informa-

tion e-mail momsofwayne@ yahoo.com

or go to www.meetup.com/moms-club-

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Summer is a season with

many activities taking

place outdoors in the

warm temperatures and long

days. As people venture out-

side to enjoy their favorite

summer pastime, extremely

high temperatures can affect

the body’s ability to keep cool.

Persons over age 65 particu-

larly are at high risk for suffer-

ing a heat-related illness.

Thus it is especially important

for senior citizens to keep cool

in the summer heat. Here are

some ways how:

1. Seek an air-conditioned

environment: If your home is

not air conditioned, visit an

air-conditioned shopping

mall, movie theater or public

library to cool off.

2. Plan outdoor activities in

the morning when it is cooler:

It is important to minimize

direct exposure to the sun as

much as possible. Therefore, all

outdoor activities should be

planned for early mornings

when it is cooler and the sun is

less harsh. As much as possible,

use the shaded areas under

trees or covered porches.

3. Take a cool shower, bath,

or sponge bath: Heat stroke is

the most serious heat-related

illness and occurs when the

body becomes unable to con-

trol its temperature. When

the body’s temperature rises

too fast, the body loses its

ability to sweat and is unable

to cool down. The most relax-

ing way to cool down your

body’s temperature is to take a

nice long cool shower or bath.

4. Stay hydrated: Seniors

should avoid caffeine and

alcoholic beverages as much

as possible as they accelerate

dehydration. Drinking plain

water is great, but may not be

adequate as the body also loses

sodium and potassium salts

through sweating. Popular

sports drinks taste great and

are an effective way to replen-

ish the body’s loss of sodium.

5. Dress appropriately:

Everyone, especially seniors,

should wear light colored,

loose fitting, cool clothing

(preferably cotton) and use

head coverings like hats or

caps. As seniors’ skin is sensi-

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work, is a coali-

tion of volunteers from local

churches, synagogues and

organizations in Wayne. It

provides ongoing provisions

of non-perishable food and

other basic necessities for

Wayne residents who are in

need.

The WIN food pantry

supplies are critically low and

since children will be home

for the summer and have no

access to school lunch, dona-

tions are being requested as

soon as possible. Bags of non-

perishable food and other

basic necessities (paper goods,

toiletry items, and cleaning

products) may be brought to

one of the drop off areas in

town:

The Wayne Y (9 a.m.-5

p.m., Monday-Thursday and 9

a.m. - 2 p.m. on Friday. Use

the Jewish Family Services

entrance.)

The Wayne Public

Library (or Preakness Branch)

during library hours.

Plastic or aluminum con-

tainers are preferred over

glass. Items must be non-per-

ishable with no dents or

cracks in cans or bottles and

no torn or open boxes or con-

tainers. Please limit your

donations to regular sizes, not

super sizes, and check that all

expiration dates are current.

Those items which are

needed include: hot and cold

cereal, canned protein (Chef

Boyardee products with meat,

beef stew, canned chicken,

tuna, salmon, etc.), rice,

canned vegetables, canned

fruit, juice, cooking oil,

ketchup, mustard, mayon-

naise, canned tomatoes and

pasta sauce, mac & cheese,

pancake mix and syrup,

peanut butter, jelly/jam, toilet

paper, paper towels, tissues,

napkins, cleaning products,

and personal care products

(shampoo, toothpaste, etc.).

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Looking to reduce your

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Consider these summer-

time strategies.

Take a credit for summer

day care. If you have one or

more children under age 13,

your costs of in-home child-

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The costs must be incurred to

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look for work and you gener-

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more.Combine business with

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bring your family along. You

can deduct most of your own

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imbursed costs, such as airfare

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Put your kids to work. If you own a business, give your

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dents in need include

Summer Sneakers, Back-to-School clothes and shoes, and

Thanksgiving baskets. Clients

are screened by the Wayne

Senior and Social Services

Department. Anyone who is

in need of food should contact

Regina Parks at 973-694-

1800, ext. 3281.

Groups and organiza-

tions planning to collect foodand other basic necessities

should first contact the WIN

Food Pantry at 973-595-1900.

Anyone wishing to

make a monetary dona-

tion may mail a check

or money order to the

Wayne Interfaith

Network, PO Box

3341, Wayne, NJ

07474-3341. If you

want to make a dona-

tion “In Honor Of” or

“In Memory Of”, please

include pertinent

details including your

name, address, and the

mailing address for the person

being honored. All donations

are gratefully received.

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Extreme heat can be

unpleasant for anyone,

and pets are no excep-

tion. While it’s easy for men

and women to detect if their

bodies are responding nega-

tively to heat, those warning

signs may not be so prevalent

in pets, who may suffer in

silence as the mercury contin-

ues to rise.

Pet owners must pay spe-

cial attention to their pets on

hot days, which the Humane

Society of the United States

notes can be both uncomfort-

able and dangerous for pets. In

an effort to help pet owners

protect their pets from the

summer heat, the HSUS offers

the following tips topet owners

who want to keep their pets

cool and safe this summer.

Don’t leave pets in a

parked car. The temperature

inside a vehicle can quickly

approach dangerous levels on

hot days, so pet owners should

never leave theirpets in parked

cars, even if they leave the air

conditioning on and theengine running. The HSUS

notes that on an 85-degree day,

temperatures inside cars with

slightly cracked windows can

reach 102 degrees in as little as

10 minutes. Rather than taking

pets with you on car trips, leave

them at home inside a comfort-

ably air conditioned room

where they won’t be vulnerable

to rising temperatures.

Change pet’s exercise reg-

imen. Pet owners who make

sure their pets get daily exercise

should change such routines

when temperatures are on the

rise. Midday walks or jogs

should be switched to evenings

or early mornings, when tem-

peratures tend to be at their

most moderate. In addition, cut

back on the time spent exercis-

ing, as pets may have trouble

breathing on hot days. When

taking your dog for a jog or a

run in the summertime, do so

on the grass, avoiding asphalt,

as hot asphalt can do signifi-

cant damage to your pet’s paws.

Be mindful of your breed.

Dog owners should recognize

that certain dogs can handle

the heat better than others.

Short-nosed breeds have aharder time in extreme heat

because their shorter airways

don’t allow as much time for

the air they breathe in to cool

as dogs with longer noses. In

addition, the HSUS points out

that dogs with white-colored

ears are more susceptible to

skin cancer than other dogs,

making it imperative that own-

ers of such dogs reduce their

exposure to the sun on hot days

when the UV index is especial-

ly dangerous.

Let dogs inside.

Doghouses might not be as

prevalent as they once were,

but many owners still keep dog-houses in their backyards so

their four-legged friends have a

place to relax outdoors on lazy

afternoons. But doghouses can

be similar to parked cars on

especially hot days, making ris-

ing temperatures feel even hot-

ter. Let dogs hang out inside in

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an air conditioned room on hot

days to reduce their risk of

heatstroke.

Learn to recognize thesigns of heatstroke. Pets suf-

fering from heatstroke will

exhibit certain symptoms, and

pet owners who learn to rec-

ognize those symptoms can do

something about them before

it’s too late. Heavy panting,

glazed eyes, rapid heartbeat,

difficulty breathing, excessive

thirst, and lack of coordina-

tion are just a few potential

indicators that a pet is suffer-ing from heatstroke. Animals

that are very old, very young,

overweight, and unaccus-

tomed to prolonged exercise,

as well as those who have

heart or respiratory condi-

tions, are especially suscepti-

ble to heatstroke. Learn more

about pets and heatstroke at

www.humanesociety.org.

Extreme heat can be dan-

gerous to pets, who often suffer

in silence when dealing with

the consequences of extremeheat. Pet owners who take cer-

tain precautions and learn to

recognize signs of a pet strug-

gling with heat can better pro-

tect their animals from suc-

cumbing to rising tempera-

tures.

Dr. Matthew Krupnick is the

owner of the Pequannock Ani-

mal Hospital. He grew up in

Kinnelon and is happy to behome – with his wife, three cats,

and two dogs – to provide quality

and compassionate care for pets

in the community. The Pequan-

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at 591 Newark Pompton Turn-

pike in Pompton Plains. You can

reach the hospital by calling

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The oldest bar in Little

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Sitting comfortably,

lights slightly dimmed, with

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in the background; the room

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equally delicious!The menu consists of

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they have specific specials.

Monday night is a steak spe-cial for $13.95, Tuesdays are

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Wednesdays is Pasta Mania,

and Thursdays serve as Prime

Rib Night.

The Inn offers both on

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don’t forget to stop by for

happy hour Monday thru

Friday noon -7p.m., offering

$5 appetizers as well asThursday night karaoke.

Whether coming in for

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getting out for a late night

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It is important for con-sumers to do their research

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try strategies like a promise of a

considerable discount if you“act now” or scare tactics that

your home is unsafe in its pres-

ent condition.

Be sure the contractor

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ance as well as workers’ com-

pensation insurance for their

subcontractors. Ask for alicense number as well and ver-

ify its accuracy.

Select a durable material

Siding comes in all types

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Recently, Porta’s Karate

and Kobudo Academy

of Pompton Lakes and

Wayne held a Black Belt test-

ing for its students. After the

candidates successfully com-

pleted an extensive black belt

training program, a formal test

using international standards

was performed. Testing

included knowledge of martial

arts history and culture and

concluded with each candi-

date performing practical

applications of martial arts

techniques in a variety of self-

defense situations.

After completion of test-

ing, a promotion ceremony and

celebration party for family and

friends was held at Porta’s

Academy headquarters at 306

Wanaque Avenue, Pompton

Lakes. The black belt awards

were presented by Sensei John

Porta, a ninth degree black belt

and senior United States repre-

sentative for the Okinawan

Goju-Ryu Shobukan Karate-

Do organization of Okinawa,

Japan. Receiving awards were

Jared Egan, Sho-Dan-Ho, and

Steve Vogt, Sho-dan (Ist

degree).

Jared Egan and Steve

Vogt were also inducted into

Porta’s Karate Academy’s

national martial arts demon-

stration team which is sched-

uled to perform both locally

and nationally throughout the

coming year. For more informa-

tion on Porta’s Karate and

Kobudo Academy visit

www.facebook.com/portas

academy, www.portaskarate.org

or call 973-835-5473.

Porta’s Karate students receive

Black Belt Awards

Recent Black Belt Award recipients from Porta’s Karate Academy are Steve Vogt (left)Sensei John Porta (center) and Jared Egan (right.)O

ne of the Rhino Theatre’s most beloved performers will enthrall audiences with his

smooth and classy voice as he sings some of his favorite Croon and Broadway songs on

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