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It’s a great question isn’t it,

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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-

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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

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matter, how could they have

known or predicted the

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about it.

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depend on Social Security

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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-

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and eventually when with-

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This leads me to a few

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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

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The oldest bar in Little

Falls, the Graystone

Inn, offers a variety of

food, music, and entertain-

ment.

Sitting comfortably, lights

slightly dimmed, with country

music softly playing in the

background; the room had a

homey feel to it. From my

table, I had a view of the

restaurant where I was able to

survey the bar. For entertain-

ment purposes, the bar con-

tains nine flat screens, perfectfor all sports, and two dart-

boards.

Although the atmosphere

is enough to draw you in, the

food is what makes you stay.

For lunch, I ordered the Asian

salad and my guest ordered the

grilled chicken avocado wrap.

Of course I had to try both, and

they were equally delicious!

The menu consists of

some all-American favorites,

from its signature stuffed burg-

ers to pasta or fish; the options

are sure to satisfy.

Not only is the food deli-

cious and the staff pleasant, but

the prices are also reasonable.

Certain days of the weekthey have specific specials.

Monday night is a steak special

for $13.95, Tuesdays are known

as Taco Tuesdays, Wednesdays

is Pasta Mania, and Thursdays

serve as Prime Rib Night.

The Inn offers both on

and off premise catering. And

don’t forget to stop by for

happy hour Monday thru

Friday noon -7p.m., offering $5

appetizers as well as Thursday

night karaoke.

Whether coming in for an

early lunch, full dinner, or get-

ting out for a late night bite;the Graystone Inn is a great

dining option. It’s open from

11:30a.m.-2a.m., seven days a

week. For more information on

their menu and catering offer-

ings you can check out their

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songs on Saturday, July

25 at 7:30 p.m. Frankie

has played leading roles

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with his most recent

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Rhino Theatre’s Les

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973-248-9491, or visit

their website at

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purchase tickets online.

Rhino Theatre is located at

247 Wanaque Avenue in

Pompton Lakes.

Rhino Theatre presents

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Summer is a season with

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place outdoors in the

warm temperatures and longdays. 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

particularly are at high riskfor suffering a heat-related

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2. Plan outdoor activities in

the morning when it is cool-

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mize direct exposure to the

sun as much as possible.

Therefore, all outdoor activi-ties should be planned for

early mornings when it is

cooler and the sun is less

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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-relatedillness and occurs when the

body becomes unable to con-

trol its temperature. When

the body’s temperature rises

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ability to sweat and is unable

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body’s temperature is to take a

nice long cool shower or bath.

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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.

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Everyone, especially seniors,

should wear light colored,

loose fitting, cool clothing

(preferably cotton) and use

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caps. As seniors’ skin is sensi-

tive they should use high SPF

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able. Join the Chamber to welcome its

newest members and plan to bring your

business cards for an evening of

schmoozing. Register online @

www.montvillechamber.org. PayPalaccepted or call the Chamber office at

973-263-3310.

JUL 30

•Make your own Masterpiece on

Thursday, July 30 from 6-7:30pm. For

ages 10+. Learn the basics of watercol-

or painting and go home with a master-

piece. For more information, call the

library at 973-694-8283 or check our

website at www.lincolnparkli brary.org.

•Afternoon book club on Thursday, July30 from 1-2pm. For ages 17+. The July

book selection is Girls of Atomic City by

Denise Kiernan. Please contact

Stephanie Iberer with any questions at

973-694-8283.

AUG 17

•On Monday, August 17, Montville

UNICO will host its 27th Annual Golf

Outing at Brooklake Country Club,

Florham Park. Deluxe package

includes registration 11am, shotgun

start 12:30pm, starter’s brunch,

18 holes of golf with cart and greens

fees, grand cocktail hour, gourmet buf-fet dinner, 1 hour open bar, all for

$300. Prizes and gifts including a new

car for hole in one on par 3 hole. Last

year Montville UNICO donated $5000

to the St. Barnabas Burn Center from

participation in this event. Contact

Pete Melillo 973-1300 ext 103.

Around the

Community...

•Deadline to join Pequannock UNICO on

a fabulous trip to Taormina, “The Jewel of

Sicily”, has been extended to July 30.

Enjoy this world-class resort area on the

eastern coast of Sicily October 5-13.

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Round trip transportation, three meals

daily, as well as full sightseeing with

local English-speaking guides. Included

are excursions to Tindari, Furnari,Catania-Mt. Etna and Messina. Cost is

$2939 per person, double occupancy.

(Single add $480.00). Deposit of $450

due as soon as possible, with full pay-

ment due July 30. Please call Joe

Carabello for itinerary and reserva-

tions.

•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 onDecember 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-

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•The Lincoln Park Library offers one-

Construction is under-

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NJ. Greentree Development

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Pompton Plains, NJ.

Lakeland Village will

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36 multi-level townhouses in

four stacked buildings and 40,

one-level condominiums in

two, 20 unit buildings. Square

footage of each unit will range

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for the two bedroom town-

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bedroom condo with garage.

All townhouse units will

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patio or a balcony. All condos

will have a balcony. The exte-

rior and interior renderings

have been designed by

Thomas J. Brennan

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Pre-construction pricing

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one bedroom condo unit and

$225,000 for a two bedroom

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BOONTON $2,395,000Discover classic comfort, classic style in thisluxurious 6BR, 6+BA Mountain View Colonialideally set on 3.68 Acres. MLS 3186251

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973-694-8283 or email rachel.burt

@lincolnparklibrary.org for an appoint-

ment. Sessions are limited to one meet-

ing per month.

•Suffering from the memories of war

join Point Man Ministries, a Christian

ministry helping veterans find peace.

Come and find out more. Call Barry

Jensen at 973-809-9665 Point Man

Ministries meets the first Thursday ofevery month from 7:30-9:30pm at

Cornerstone Chapel 620 Route 23

North, Pompton Plains.

•The United Ostomates of North Jersey

is an area-wide support group for osto-

mates, people of any age with poten-

tial, new, mature or reversed ostomies

or continent diversions. Meetings are

on the second Monday of the month at

Chilton Medical Center, 97 West

Parkway, Pompton Plains at 7pm. Call

Jo Ann Valent for information 973-

831-5168.

•The Montville Township Women’s Club

has an ongoing project: comfort pillowsfor breast cancer patients. Call

Chairperson Alexandria Sarra at 973-

405-0088 for information. Monetary

donations for purchase of polyfill for

the pillows, should be made payable to

MTWC and include Comfort Pillow in the

memo. Please mail checks to P.O. Box

267, Montville, NJ 07045.

•The Montville Senior Citizens Club is

open to Montville Township residents

aged 55 and older. The club meets

every first and third Friday of the

month at the Montville Senior House,

Route 202 South. Refreshments served

at noon. Meeting is at 1pm. New mem-bers and guests welcome. For informa-

tion call Celia at 973-227-4591.


and Sunday’s 11am-4pm and

by appointment by calling

973-646-7476. Occupancy for

the 5 acre community is slated

for the fall of 2015.

Lakeland Village will

boast elevation designs with

stone features and mainte-

nance free vinyl siding.

Decorative streetlamps, com-

munity-planned green spaces

and energy efficient features

have all been included in the

complex’s design.

Interior features include,

among others, hardwood

flooring, maple cabinetry inchoice of style and color,

granite counters, stainless

steel appliances, ceramic tile

bath floors, walk-in closets in

master suites, decorative and

recessed lighting and washer

and dryer per unit.

“Lakeland Village will be

a mix of stacked townhouses

and one-level living spaces

called flats,” says David

Gunia, President of Greentree

Development Group. “We

built them in response to the

somewhat overwhelming

number of buyers looking for

one-level living with a garage

and storage, as opposed to

two-story up and down living.

First time homebuyers and

empty nesters predominantly

make up the group most inter-

ested in multi-family living.

Bedroom counts are one and

two bedrooms so starting a

family here is great.”

Gunia says the town of

Haskell has responded “very

well to the project, as the

property has been vacant and

until recently, covered with

dilapidated industrial build-

ings.”

Gunia compares Lakeland

Village to the similar Parkside

at Wanaque complex that his

firm recently developed and

marketed via Century 21 CrestReal Estate. “Parkside was well

received by the community

and I would foresee the same

here as we work with the town

and surrounding community.

Our goal is to disturb the resi-

dents as little as possible while

the project is constructed. We

don’t cut corners and have a

desire to leave a positive lasting

impression on the community.”

As part of the project, 8

units will be designated

affordable. The remainder will

be market-rate units with two

bedrooms a piece. Three dif-

ferent configurations will

make up the Lakeland Village

exterior. The complex will

include two exits and

entrances for vehicles, via

Fourth Avenue and the

Boulevard.

Greentree Development

Group was established in

2011, as a spinoff of an invest-

ment group engaged in the

development of commercial

and residential real estate

projects. Greentree specializes

in redevelopment, revitaliza-

tion, environmentally chal-

lenged and financially trou-

bled properties. More infor-

mation about Greentree is

available at http://green

treedevelopment group.com/

or by calling 862-666-9100.Information about Lakeland

Village can be found at

www.lakelandvillageliving.com.

Servicing the Northern

New Jersey area since 1981,

Century 21 Crest Real Estate,

Inc. has enjoyed a fine reputa-

tion specializing in residen-

tial, commercial and rental

properties. Century 21 Crest

Real Estate, Inc. is an award-

winning, full service real

estate agency located at 142

Professional Center on Route

23 North in Pompton Plains.

You can reach members of

Century 21 Crest Real Estate’s

award-winning sales team at

973-686-1500.

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ealty Executives

Pompton Plains

Regional Branch

Office Manager Kathleen

English has announced that

the following Realtors® in the

Pompton Plains office were

recognized as Top Agents for

the month of May.

Realtor® Associate, Todd

Behnken has been named Top

Listing Agent. Todd, a resident

of Wayne, was honored in 2014

by the NJ Monthly magazine as

a Five Star Agent and the New Jersey Association of Realtors

with the Gold Level Circle of

Excellence Award.

The Top Selling Agent

for May is Realtor® Associate

Bill Kivlon. Bill has over twen-

ty years of sales and marketing

experience and is dedicated toall of his clients.

“Congratulations to both

Todd and Bill on their contin-

ued accomplishments,” said

English.

For more information, or

to reach Todd or Bill, call the

Realty Executives PomptonPlains Regional Branch Office

located at 363 Route 23 South

at 973-305-5880 or visit

www.realtyexecutives.com.

Realty Executives Top Realtors®

Recognized

Todd Behnken Bill Kivlon

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 testusing international standards

was performed. Testing includ-

ed knowledge of martial arts

history and culture and con-

cluded with each candidate

performing practical applica-

tions of martial arts techniques

in a variety of self-defense situ-

ations.

After completion of test-

ing, a promotion ceremony andcelebration 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 (Istdegree).

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/portasacademy, 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 Academyare Steve Vogt (left) Sensei John Porta (center)

and Jared Egan (right.)

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