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Royal Lawns of America,Inc., has been in business

for over 40 years and is

now in its second generation.

Michael Miller took over the

Wayne-based business from his

father and has continued to pro-vide the community with the

same fine services that are in tune

with the environment.

The owner-operated, owner-

on-site business offers customers

the benefit of paying one price for

the whole year, and there are no

special contracts. As Michael

puts it: My work speaks foritself.

He treats present problems

with methods that are environ-

mentally friendly. Im as close to

organic as I can be, he said.

Among the services are aeration,

seeding, fertilizing, weed control,

insect control, liming, fungus

control, and IPM (integrated pest

management). More detail about

each service follows.

Aeration: To keep your lawn

healthy, it should be aerated at

least twice a year. The Royal

Lawns aeration techniques allow

air, light, water and nutrients to

penetrate your lawn, promoting

root growth and helping to

decompose organically an exces-

sive thatch layer more rapidly.

Re-Seeding: Areas of the lawn

that have been damaged or neg-

lected can be renewed by re-seed-

ing. We use quality disease-

resistant blends of bluegrass, fes-

cue, and rye grasses especially

selected for your lawns environ-

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and density of your turf. This, in

turn, helps inhibit weed growth,

said Michael.

Fertilizer (granular): A thriving

lawn requires properly timed

applications of complete, bal-

Royal Lawns of America provides

environmentally sound servicesBy Jack Mc Cabe

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Montville Reformed Church Womens

Guild is hosting our annual Ham Dinneron Saturday, April 5 from 5:30-

7:30pm. Come enjoy our church baked

delicious Spiral Ham served with scal-loped potato, mixed vegetables, bread

& beverage. Dinner comes with oursalad bar and our ever popular dessertbar. Take out is available. Adults-$10;children under 10-$5. MontvilleReformed Church, Church Lane,Montville. For information call thechurch office at 973-263-0530.

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Come and join the Montville TownshipChamber of Commerce for a fun

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Wednesday April 9 from 5:30-7:30pm at The Chelsea of Montville, 165Changebridge Road, Montville. Lightsupper, beer, wine and soda will beserved all for $20.00. Speed network-ing is like speed dating for profession-als! Be a part of our Speed Networkingevent and make new business contacts

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Easter snacks & scavenger hunt at theLincoln Park Library on Thursday, April10 from 4:30-5:30pm. All ages. Dropin to the Library to make your ownchocolate-covered Peeps. After making

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The Knights of Columbus and

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APR 12The Montville Health Department willhold a Health Screening Program onSaturday, April 12 from 8-11am in theHealth Wing of the Montville TownshipMunicipal Building, 195 ChangebridgeRoad, Montville. A SMAC blood screen-

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screening, other screenings currentlybeing arranged include Blood Pressure,Podiatrist (Feet Screening), and aSenior Wetlands Specialist will be pres-ent to discuss mosquito control. Alsoavailable, will be a PSA Screening for anominal charge of $26.00, a TSHScreening (thyroid) for $26.00,Hemoglobin Ale (Glucose) for $23.50,a Lyme Screening for $26.00, and a

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The Pequannock Republican Club willbe hosting a Board of Education

Candidates Night on Thursday, April17 at 7:30pm at the Senior House.Come and listen to the candidates asthey discuss the future of our schooldistrict and how they would like tohave an impact. The PequannockRepublican Club meets on the thirdThursday of eve ry month to di scuss awide range of issues t hat affect the cit-izens of Pequannock, the State of NewJersey, and the nation. All arewelcome.

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To my loyal Life and

Leisure readers, I was

cleaning up some saved

emails and found some inter-

esting tidbits that I thought

would be good to share in my

column before hitting the

delete button. I hope you take

them in the proper spirit with a

little grin and laugh, within the

insight of the messages.

Governmentium discov-ered... A major research

institution has recently

announced the discovery of the

heaviest element yet known to

science. The new element has

been named Governmen-

tium. Govern-mentium has

one neutron, 12 assistant neu-

trons, 75 deputy neutrons, and

224 assistant deputy neu-

trons, giving it an atomic mass

of 312.These 312 particles are

held together by forces called

morons, which are surrounded

by vast quantities of particles

called peons.

Since Governmentium

has no electrons, it is inert.

However, it can be detected,

because it impedes every reac-

tion with which it comes into

contact.

A minute amount ofGovernmentium causes one

reaction to take over four days

to complete, when it would

normally take less than a sec-

ond.

Governmentium has a

normal half-life of 4 years; it

does not decay, but instead

undergoes a reorganization in

which a portion of theassistant

neutrons and deputy neutrons

exchange places.In fact, Governmen-

tiums mass will actually

increase over time, since each

reorganization will cause more

morons to become neutrons,

forming isodopes.

This characteristic of

moron promotion leads some

scientists to believe that

Governmentium is formed

whenever morons reach a cer-

tain quantity in concentra-tion. This hypothetical quan-

tity is referred to as

Critical Morass. When

catalyzed with money,

Governmentium becomes

Administratium - an element

which radiates just as much

energy as the Governmen-

tium since it has half as many

peons, but twice as many

morons. And this ends the sci-

ence part of our column today.On the economic front, Its a

recession when your neighbor

loses his job; its a depression

when you lose yours. Harry

S Truman, who also said, I

have found the best way to give

advice to your children is to

find out what they want and

then advise them to do it.

In mass transit news, Will

Rogers said, Even if you are on

the right track, you will get runover if you just sit there.

Commenting on a past

political gathering, this inter-

esting prayer was given a few

years back in Kansas at one

opening session of their Senate.

It seems prayer still upsets some

people. When Minister Joe

Wright was asked to open the

new session, everyone was

expecting the usual generali-

ties, but, this is what theyheard:

Heavenly Father, we

come before you today to ask

your forgiveness and to seek

your direction and guidance.

We know Your Word says,

Woe to those who call evil

good, but that is exactly what

we have done. We have lost

our spiritual equilibrium and

reversed our values. We have

exploited the poor and called itthe lottery. We have rewarded

laziness and called it welfare.

We have killed our unborn and

called it choice. We have shot

abortionists and called it justifi-

able. We have neglected to dis-

cipline our children and called

it building self-esteem. We

have abused power and called it

politics. We have coveted our

neighbors possessions and

called it ambition. We havepolluted the air with profanity

and pornography and called it

freedom of expression. We

have ridiculed the time-hon-

ored values of our forefathers

and called it enlightenment.

Search us, Oh, God, and know

our hearts today; cleanse us

from every sin and set us free.

Amen!

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Pequannock UNICO is hosting a fabu-lous trip to Myrtle Beach, SC from June1 through June 7. Price per person(double occupancy) $669 or $828 sin-gle occupancy. This includes overnightlodging to and from Myrtle Beach, 4

nights lodging in Myrtle Beach, 6breakfasts, 4 full course dinners, and

shows at Carolina Opry, AlabamaTheatre, and Pirates Voyage DinnerTheatre. A visit to Barefoot Landing,

Broadway at the Beach, and a tour ofCharleston ( or Georgetown) includedwith the package. The bus leaves HolySpirit Church parking lot (Pequannock)the morning of June 1. Please call JoeCarabello, 973-835-0208 or JoanDeodato, 973-696-3799 for further

information. Please Note: There is a$25 deposit per person due immediate-ly, with final payment due April 3rd.Montville United Methodist NurserySchool 29 Whitehall Road (Route

202)Towaco announces an exciting newSummer Adventure program for chil-dren ages 2 to 7. This new programwill feature special themed enrichmentcamps from June 16 to July31, Monday through Friday 8am-5pm.The themed camps will feature activities

such as water fun, science exploration,dance and crafts. Reasonable rates andfamily discounts are available. Formore information or directions callRenee Gilbert, Director at 973-334-

3924.Montville UNICO is planning to contin-ue its annual cultural celebration by

presenting its 3rd Festival of SanGennaro on September 11 thru 14.Admission is free. There will be rides,games, entertainment, a 50/50, and ofcourse great food. We are expandingthis years program to accommodatemore vendors and make the festivalmore enjoyable. Any vendor or busi-ness wishing to participate can contact

Nick Conturso at [email protected] the dates.The Lincoln Park Library offers helpfor all things technological! Sign up fora one-on-one session with a Librarian.We can offer help with a range of top-

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An article in Januarys

issue of General

Dentistry indicates

that obesity may be a risk factorfor gum disease.

The correlation stems

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cytokines, which are proteins

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These proteins then injure the

gum tissues or lower blood flow

to the gums, making way for

gum disease.

Half of all Americans 30

or older are impacted by gumdisease. Gum disease also pro-

duces a high level of cytokines,

resulting in a larger amount of

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inflammatory diseases through-

out the body. There are many

studies relating gum disease to

cardiovascular disease, heart

disease, diabetes, arthritis and

others.

Visiting the dentist on a

regular basis is the best way to

detect gum disease or to deter-

mine whether you are at ahigher risk for the disease.

Removing plaque by brushing,

flossing and mouth-rinsing will

also aid in prevention.

Dr. Peter Brusco is a 1980 gradu-

ate of The University of Pennsyl-

vania and has been practicing in

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If kids had their way, pizza,

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Whether youre ac-

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the right foot with your newest

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Doctor visits. Just as you

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your new pet. A veterinary

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event, minimum, and more

frequent check-ups may be

needed depending on your

pets age and health status.

Regular visits are likely to

include a thorough exam,

weigh-in, immunizations and

parasite checks (a heartworm

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also routine procedures.

Healthy eating. Your new pet

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shouldnt eat like people. Cats

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roughly twice the percentage

that you do and they need

it in the form of meat, poultry

or fish. And while your dog,

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especially for dogs is much bet-

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no more than 10 percent of a

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Parasite prevention. Youve

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your new pet against heart-

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talk to your veterinarian and

visit the American

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Bathing. Most of us wouldnt

dream of letting a day go by

without a shower or bath. But

daily bathing is unnecessary

for pets and can dry out their

skin and hair. Most dogs are

fine with a bath every three

months, unless they get extra

dirty or have silky hair. Cats

usually keep themselves clean

without any help although

brushing long-haired cats on a

regular basis is advised to keep

their fur tangle-free and help

prevent hairballs.

Making a connection. Dogs

and cats relate to their owners

in different ways. As a pack

animal, dogs expect you to

lead their pack and give them

rules to follow. Dogs make

faces in fact, its estimated

that they have 100 different

facial expressions, thanks to

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to their people as social part-

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behaviors, such as purring,

kneading and rubbing against

you to show their affection.

Theyre also quite vocally

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Sleep habits. While cats have

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Bringing a pet into your

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Home Health Care

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There are positive feelings

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2 large eggs

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2 tablespoons high-heat cooking

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1 garlic clove, minced

1 small shallot, finely sliced1 fresh hot red or green chili,

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2 tablespoons fish sauce

1 tablespoon soy sauce

1 cup cubed cooked chicken

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1 cup cubed cooked shrimp

1/2 cup fresh or thawed

frozen peas

4 tablespoons finely chopped

fresh coriander leaves

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4 tablespoons finely chopped fresh

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Pinch of ground white pepper

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Look for versatility in a menu. Whendining out, the emphasis is obviously on thefood. Couples might enjoy certainrestaurants they have previously patronized,but that does not necessarily make therestaurant ideal for a party. When shoppingfor a restaurant, look for one that boasts aversatile menu that can cater to a vast arrayof palates. Especially for larger parties, theversatility of the menu is very important.Restaurants that boast a large entreeselection that includes meat, poultry,seafood, and even vegetarian dishes ensureseach guest has options.

Examine the elbow room. Because diningout has become such a luxury, comfortshould be another key consideration. Look

for a restaurant that provides ample elbowroom so everyone can relax and wont feelcrowded.

Be sure there are places to park. Chancesare, most guests will be driving to the party.While it seems like an afterthought, therestaurant should provide ample, and ideallyfree, parking. Avoid restaurants that chargefor valet service or inquire if such servicecan be included on the tab ahead of time.

Reserve well in advance. If its a trulyspecial occasion, be sure to begin the processof finding a restaurant as early as possible

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POMPTON PLAINS $629,900$2,591 per month

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Century 21 Crest Real

Estate is pleased to

announce that Tere

Episale has been awarded the

NJAR Circle of Excellence

Award Bronze Level for 2013.


Estate is proud of Teres

accomplishments, said bro-

ker/owner Patricia R.

Wojtyszyn. Tere is a vital part

of what makes this agency oneof the top producing Century

21 agencies in the area, and we

are proud to have her as a part

of our award-winning team.

Teres awards and desig-

nations include designated

buyer representative (ABR),

designated short sale specialist

(SFR), quality Service

Pinnacle Award, and Circle of

Excellence Lifetime Award.

Tere has been a Century

21 Crest Real Estate office top

producer since 1987 and she

markets her listings to over

350 Internet sites. Her slogansays it all: Making the

American dream a reality, one

home at a time.

For more information on

how to put Teres years of local

real estate experience to work

for you, contact her directly at

973-646-7425 or 201-960-

9084.

Kathleen English, Realty

Executives Pompton

Plains regional branch

office manager, is pleased to

announce that broker associate

Sandra Rubolotta has joined

the company.

Sandra is an exceptionalRealtor with 36 years of experi-

ence, she said. She is an icon

in the industry. Not only is

Sandra one of the most profes-

sional realtors in the industry,

but she continues to give back

to the community with her

extensive volunteer work for

the Deborah Hospital

Foundation. We welcome her

to our team.

English is happy to be part

of Realty Executives.

I joined RealtyExecutives because their core

values are in sync with my own

and there is concern for the

individual agent from upper

management to the support

staff, she said. Im excited to

be part of such an innovative

company and work with a great

group of professional realtors.

Sandra has earned numer-

ous awards throughout her real

estate career, including the

Circle of Excellence and

Million Dollar Club Awardsover 20 times. She is a member

of the prestigious NJAR

Distinguished Sales Club. In

addition to being a broker, she

also has the designations of cer-

tified relocation specialist and

senior real estate specialist.

Sandra is the founder and

president of the Greater

Pompton Area Chapter of

Deborah Hospital Foundation,

the fundraising arm of the

Deborah Heart and Lung

Center of New Jersey. She hasbeen an active volunteer

fundraiser for the American

Cancer Society Relay for Life

in 2008 and 2009, and also par-

ticipated in the bike-a-thon for

MS in 2009. An active volun-

teer in Butler, Sandra has given

her time over the years to

scouting, youth recreation pro-

grams and coaching girls soft-

ball for fifth through eighth

grades. Sandra also started the

Performing Arts Parents

Association at Butler HighSchool, which initiated the

first scholarships to talented

graduating seniors.

For more information,

Sandra can be reached at the

Pompton Plains Regional

Branch Office, 363 Route 23

South, at 973-305-5880 ext.

1475 or directly at 973-495-

6403. Visit www.realtyexecu-

tivesnj.com.

KINNELON $599,000Smoke Rise: Location w/privacy! Bright openflr. plan. In-law suite/5brs/3.1bths/3c gar. Built1985. Kin5661

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JOAN LA GRECAREALTOR

I am very pleased to announce my recent affiliation

with the Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage

in Wayne NJ. Previously, from Weichert Realtors in Wayne.

As a Realtor with Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage,

I will continue to offer the highest quality real estate services

and programs, with one of the largest and most respected

real estate companies in the state.

Joan Joanie LagrecaPlease feel free to call or text me direct at

(973) 725-8810 (973) 387-3169fax

oryou may email me at

[email protected]

Coldwell Banker Residential Wayne

1410 Valley Rd Wayne NJ 07470

Sandra Rubolotta joins Realty Executives

Tere Episale awarded 2013 NJAR

Circle of Excellence


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I love spring anywhere, but if Icould choose I would always

greet it in a garden.~Ruth Stout

No matter how long the winter,spring is sure to follow.

~Proverb

Spring is when you feel likewhistling even with a shoe full of

slush. ~Doug Larson

Science has never drummed up

quite as effective a tranquilizingagent as a sunny spring day.

~W. Earl Hall

If we had no winter, the spring

would not be so pleasant; if wedid not sometimes taste of adver-

sity, prosperity would not be so

welcome. ~Anne Bradstreet

polyfill for the pillows, should be madepayable to MTWC and should indicate

Comfort Pillow in the memo. Pleasemail checks to P.O. Box 267, Montville,NJ 07045.Mothers & More is a not-for-profitgroup for both stay-at-home and work-ing moms. It features monthly meet-ings, playgroups, mom-and-tot outings,mom-night-outs, and much more.Members are from Wayne and all sur-rounding towns. Monthly meetings are

on the first Monday of each month(unless a holiday) at 7:30pm at Our

Savior Lutheran Church, 670 NewarkPompton Turnpike, Pompton Plains.Prospective members are always wel-comed. For more information call 877-221-1581 or e-mail [email protected].

C

entury 21 Crest Real

Estate is pleased to

announce that

Regina Gina Petry has beenawarded the NJAR Circle of

Excellence Award Bronze

Level for the year 2013.


Estate is proud of Ginas

accomplishments, said

Patricia R. Wojtyszyn, bro-

ker/owner. She is truly anasset to our award-winning

team.

Gina has been in real

estate since 2004. She is an

accredited buyer representa-

tive and certified in short

sales and foreclosures. She

was raised in Butler, has

resided in Riverdale for the

past 14 years and handles real

estate transactions in Morris,

Passaic, Sussex and Bergencounties.

To put Ginas years of


for you, call her directly at

973-646-7488.


Estate is pleasedto announce that

Suzanne Parisi has been

awarded the NJAR Circle of

Excellence Award at the

Bronze Level for 2013.


Estate is proud of Suzannes

accomplishments, said

Patricia R. Wojtyszyn, bro-

ker/owner. Her hard work

and dedication are evident in

all of her real estate transac-

tions. We are proud to have

her as part of our award-win-

ning team.Suzanne has been a full-

time real estate agent since

2003. She is an accredited

buyer representative, certified

in short sales and foreclosures,

and e-pro certified. Her

awards and accolades include

Century 21 Quality Service

Pinnacle Award, NJAR Circle

of Excellence Award, and

Century 21 Ruby and Emerald

Awards.

To put Suzannes years of


for you, call her office at 973-646-7410 or cell at 201-259-

5205.

[email protected]

NJAR MILLION DOLLARSALES CLUB 2001

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