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    NOTE: To have your groups announce-ment appear in Community Happenings,

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    SEPT 7

    Suburban Womans club is having aWelcome Back Brunch on Saturday,Sept 7 at the Senior House in PomptonPlains from 10am-12pm RVSP bySeptember 4. Call Janice Moran at

    973-694-7856 or e-mail [email protected]. Invitation is open to allwomen who are interested in learning

    of the clubs activities or becoming mem-bers. Reservations only.

    SEPT 10

    The monthly Chamber info/luncheon

    will be held at The Bonefish Grill, 28 Rt.46W, Pine Brook on Tuesday, September10 from 12-2pm. $20.00 for non-mem-bers & $25.00 for non-members. MayorTim Braden will be the speaker. For moreinformation or to register online pleasego to the Chamber website www.montvil-lechamber.org. PayPal is now accepted orcall the Chamber office 973-263-3310.Family Promise will be hosting a firstannual golf outing & banquet onMonday, September 23,. Help us help

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    NJ. $165.00 per person for golf & din-ner. $65.00 per person for dinner.Come join us for day and evening offun! For information call Ken Tanis 201-310-1832, or email [email protected], before September 9.

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    American Legion post 242 will have apancake, eggs & sausage breakfast onSunday, September 15 at the post hall700 Turnpike, Pompton Plains, from 9

    AM to 12 Noon. Blueberry pancakes areavailable. $6.00 at the door.

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    The Montville Township Womens Club

    will be hosting Ne lsons Treasure Questpresented by noted author and explor-er, Nelson Jecas. This fund raisingevent will be held on Monday,

    September 22 at 2 pm at the MontvilleSenior House located at 356 MainRoad, Montville, next to the PublicSafety building. Refreshments will beserved. Anyone who brings on itemthat can be included in a Kozy Kit fora homeless family will receive $5.00off your entrance ticket. Suggested

    items include a pillow, small blanket,towels, socks, slippers, or small stuffedanimal. The ticket price is $15.00. Foradditional information, call June at973-714-1145 or Alexandria at 973-405-0888.

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    Commerce is hosting its 1st Women-to-Women Chamber Networking Breakfaston Tuesday, September 24 at theMunicipal Bldg. 195 Changebridge Road,Montville, Lobby Conference Roomfrom 8:30-10:00am. ComplimentaryContinental Breakfast served. AndreaWasser-Malmud, MSW,CCBT,CFS, ChiefProfessional Service Officer, NewBridge

    Services, Inc. will speak about the Work-Life Challenges women face daily. Pleaseinvite other women business associates

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    8pm. Come enjoy our wonderfully deli-cious Apple Crisp served with Vanilla IceCream and beverage. After dinner comefor your dessert or if your dinners goingto be late, then stop in for your take outdessert. Dont forget to stop by ourBake Sale table for desserts you cantake home and enjoy. MontvilleReformed Church, Church Lane,Montville. For information call Ruth973-263-0530.

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    offers a food pantry which is open everysecond & fourth Wednesday of themonth. Remaining 2013 dates are asfollows: September 11 & 25, October 9

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    Lincoln Park

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    Lincoln Park Library will be hosting aprogram with local childrens bookauthor Gail Kahn-Wallis! Gail has writ-ten three picture books about a seal

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    26 from 6:007:30pm. There are threestorytime sessions available at theLibrary: Toddler Time (ages 2-3,Tuesdays at 11am); Storytime! (ages 4-6, Tuesdays at 4:30pm); Rhyme Time(ages 6-20 months, September 19 & 26at 10:30am). On Wednesday,September 25, drop in any time

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    Reformed Church 60 Chapel Hill Road,Lincoln Park. Via DVD the followingWomen of Faith speakers are: PatsyClairmont, Angie Smith, Sheila Walsh, &

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    three years, while those ages

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    for a longer period of time.

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    years after college, while older

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    Dr. Ludwig explains there

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    regress, delaying their develop-

    ment into independent adults,

    and those who are able to con-

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    adulthood by living at home

    with a purpose.

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    ance of adults living at home

    has its limits. According to the

    survey, more than two in three

    Americans (70 percent) be-

    lieve that too many adults liv-

    ing at home with their parents

    are avoiding responsibility, and

    nearly an equal proportion (65

    percent) believe too many

    young adults who live at home

    after finishing college are over-

    staying their welcome.

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    Its not for everybody.

    While Americans are largely

    accepting of this living

    arrangement, the survey

    revealed that nearly one in

    seven Americans (13 per-

    cent) believe adults should

    never live at home with their

    parents.

    Living at home affects

    mom and dad. More than half

    of Americans (57 percent)

    believe that when children

    return home after graduating

    from college, it prevents their

    parents from moving on with

    their lives.

    Living at home with a

    purpose: Four in five

    Americans (80 percent) be-

    lieve that its okay for adult

    children to live at home if they

    are saving money to buy their

    own home.

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    When children return

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    and enforce expectations

    that will help their adult

    children thrive.

    Give adult children

    responsibility: 92 percent of

    Americans agree that adult

    children who live at home

    with their parents should do

    their own chores.

    Dont let them live free

    of charge: 82 percent of

    Americans feel that adult chil-

    dren living at home should

    pay rent.

    Set a target end date:

    Close to two in three (65 per-

    cent) Americans agree that

    adult children who live with

    their parents should move out

    as soon as they find a job.

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    reason to move home tem-

    porarily, but you cant let the

    state of the economy get in

    the way of living your life,

    said Dr. Ludwig. The key to

    deciding if this living situa-

    tion is right for parents, chil-

    dren and families is figuring

    out whether or not it will help

    the child develop and thrive.

    Adult children and their par-

    ents should use the time at

    home to move forward and

    grow, rather than regress and

    risk becoming perma-children

    or perma-parents.

    How Times are Changing

    However long they stay at

    home, boomerang kids are

    changing the traditional

    lifestyle milestones for buying

    and selling homes impact-

    ing themselves as first-time

    home-buyers and their down-

    sizing parents alike.

    A generation or two ago,

    young adults would tradition-

    ally graduate from college, rent

    for a time and then buy their

    first home. Their parents

    would eventually downsize,

    and it was less acceptable for

    young adults to move home,

    said Budge Huskey, president

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    LLC. As a real estate brand,

    we wanted to better under-

    stand the behaviors of the

    younger generation, particular-

    ly boomerang kids, and how

    their lifestyle choices were

    influencing the way consumers

    view homeownership.

    A video summary of the

    findings, and the feelings of a

    family with a recent college

    graduate living at home, is

    viewable on the Coldwell

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    Location.

    Methodology

    This survey was conduct-

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    Harris Interactive on behalf of

    CooperKatz from June 1317,

    2013 among 2,021 U.S. adult

    adults ages 18 and older,

    among whom 888 are parents,

    467 are parents of children less

    than 18 years old and 494 are

    parents of children 18 years of

    age or older. This online survey

    is not based on a probability

    sample and therefore no esti-

    mate of theoretical sampling

    error can be calculated.

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    of club members, seniors, and volun-

    teers from surrounding cities partici-pates in this worthy project. Even heart

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    tions, used to purchase polyfill for thepillows, should be made payable to

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    Pillow in the memo. Please mail checksto 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 OurSavior Lutheran Church, 670 NewarkPompton Turnpike, Pompton Plains.

    Lincoln Park Savings

    Bank announced today

    that David C. Dixon,

    Esq. has been appointed as a

    member of the Board of

    Directors of the Savings

    Bank and of Lincoln Park

    Bancorp.

    Dixon is a partner with

    Feeney & Dixon, LLP,Counselors at Law, located in

    Pompton Plains. He has

    served as general corporate

    counsel for Lincoln Park

    Savings Bank since

    September 1999.

    He has served as munic-

    ipal attorney for the Borough

    of Lincoln Park from 1999 to

    2006. He also served as the

    boroughs municipal prosecu-

    tor from 1986 to 2001.Dixon is admitted to

    practice before the Superior

    Court of NJ, the U.S.

    District Court for the District

    of NJ, the U.S. Court of

    Appeals for the Third Circuit

    and the District Court of the

    District of Columbia.

    He is a member of

    the Morris County Bar

    Association and the NJ Bar

    Association. He is a former

    member of the Morris

    County Municipal Prose-

    cutors Association and the

    NJ Insti tute of Munic ipal

    Attorneys.

    Dixon is a member ofthe Pequannock Valley

    Chamber of Commerce, a

    former member and past

    president of the Pequannock

    Valley Rotary Club, a former

    member and past president of

    the Pequannock Township

    High School Band Parents

    Association and an honorary

    member of the Lincoln Park

    P.B.A.

    Lincoln Park Savings

    Bank is a full-service savings

    bank serving the local com-munities of Lincoln Park,

    Montville, Pequannock and

    Wayne since 1923.

    Subway has become

    famous worldwide for

    serving a variety of

    healthy subs and salads made

    from freshly baked bread and

    fresh ingredients. Some of its

    menu options have even been

    sanctioned by the American

    Heart Association. The

    restaurant is known for mak-

    ing all sandwiches and salads

    exactly to taste, right in frontof the customers.

    Each Subway is individu-

    ally owned and operated

    by independent franchisees.

    Mohammad Ahmed, the new

    owner of Subway on Newark-

    Pompton Turnpike in Peq-

    uannock, promises that in his

    store, you will really enjoy the

    difference.

    Many of you have very

    limited time, so my first objec-

    tive is to train every member

    of my staff to be friendly,

    attentive and, above all,

    prompt, said Ahmed.

    Last year, Ahmed won the

    award for Single Unit Owner

    of the Year in North America.

    Now he is bringing his expert-

    ise, enthusiasm and vision for

    success to the Pequannock

    location. Success, however,isnt possible without the cus-

    tomers. Ahmed encourages

    patrons to offer comments or to

    discuss concerns with his team

    at any time.

    Your recommendation

    to others is important to grow

    the business, he said. With

    your valuable personal input,

    we promise 100 percent satis-

    faction with each and every

    repeat visit here.

    While Ahmeds primary

    goal is to guarantee the highest

    level of customer satisfaction,

    he also says to expect constant

    improvements in his restau-

    rants cleanliness and perform-

    ance standards. And this is

    just the beginning! he said.

    For value and variety,

    Subway is one of the most

    popular restaurants in theworld. In 2010 the restaurant

    surpassed McDonalds as the

    largest fast food chain world-

    wide.

    If you have any ques-

    tions, please call the store at

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    Community Happenings

    Lincoln Park Savings Bank

    appoints David C. Dixon toBoard of Directors

    To Advertise

    in Life & Leisures

    Real Estate Section

    Call

    973-696-8008

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    Prospective members are always welcomed.For more information call 877-221-1581 or e-mail sbotbyl1 @yahoo.com.Toastmasters provide a supportive environ-ment to improve public speaking and leader-ship skills. We meet the first Wednesday ofeach month at Hollywood Restaurant &Pizzeria, 376 Fairfield Road, Fairfield from 7-

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    Has your customer come

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    neck to call someone you

    know and refer them. How

    many times have they

    referred you? Are you keep-

    ing score? Why not? If you

    tell your customer you dont

    know and someone else does,

    that supplier might knowsomeone who does what you

    do. That is the real cost of not

    referring someone to your cus-

    tomer. It would be great to

    have five to 10 vendors at

    your customer. Again, you are

    insulating yourself against

    competition. But more impor-

    tantly, you are now the go-to

    guy for your customer. And

    instead of lowering prices, you

    can actually think of increas-

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    If you would like more info on

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    $1,151 per month30Yr Fixed w/0 points.4.625/4.742% APR

    BUTLER $373,000

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    LINCOLN PARK $335,000

    $1,378 per month30Yr Fixed w/0 points. 4.625/4.726% APR

    LINCOLN PARK $364,900

    $1,501 per month30Yr Fixed w/0 points. 4.625/4.719% APR

    POMPTON PLAINS $214,900

    $884 per month30Yr Fixed w/0 points. 4.625/4.771% APR

    POMPTON PLAINS $519,900

    $2,138 per month30Yr Fixed w/0 points. 4.625/4.697% APR

    NORTH HALEDON $435,000

    $1,789 per month30Yr Fixed w/0 points. 4.625/4.707% APR

    POMPTON PLAINS $799,900

    $3,338 per month30Yr Fixed w/0 points. 4.75/4.805% APR

    CLIFTON $389,000

    $1,600 per month30Yr Fixed w/0 points. 4.625/4.714% APR

    WEST MILFORD $295,000

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    30Yr Fixed w/0 points. 4.625/4.737% APR

    POMPTON PLAINS $874,000

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    POMPTON LAKES $259,000

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    POMPTON LAKES $499,800

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    WANAQUE $279,999

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    RIVERDALE $279,900

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    BLOOMINGDALE $399,900

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    Sometimes, we see only

    what we are looking for.In 1860, Abe Lee was

    looking for gold. He struck in

    the small Rocky Mountain

    town of Leadville, Colorado,

    aptly named for the huge quan-

    tities of lead carbonite that

    seemed to be everywhere.

    News spread quickly of the gold

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    out relatively quickly and, of

    course, the miners followed

    news of the next strike.

    But they had missed

    something.

    The massive amounts of

    lead carbonite contained silver

    large percentages of it. Just afew years later, in the mid

    1870s, the town had produced

    millionaires like Horace and

    Baby Doe Tabor, as well as JJ

    Brown and his famous unsink-

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    At the height of its pro-

    duction, the Matchless Mine

    produced over $2,000 of high-grade silver every day more

    than $7 million over its life-

    time. This was at a point in his-

    tory when the average

    American worker labored for

    about one dollar a day.

    The silver had always

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    looking for. So what are you

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    GREEN POND $374,900LAKEFRONT-3 Season/4BR Cottage in GreenPond (Accessible by foot path or boat) KIN3729

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    KINNELON $699,900Stately 4BR/3.1BA Col. on 1.8 priv.Acs. w/Mtnviews/wood Flrs/SS Appl/granite/wineFridge/3C.Gar. KIN3634KINNELON/SMOKE RISE 973-838-8400

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    What are you looking for? You could be missing opportunities By Paul Holland

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