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Early summer is a great sea-

son to make improve-

ments to your home, but

dont feel that you have to do it

all by yourself. The dedicated

staff at Seelas Paint in Wayne is

eager to help you every step ofthe way. The family-owned busi-

ness has always been known for

providing advice and personal

attention to each customers

home improvement project.

In fact, it was 60 years ago

when Al Seela founded his busi-

ness on the principle that Paint

without advice is worth only

half the price. Since then, Als

son Bob and grandchildren

Jamie and Jeff have continued togrow the business, developing a

reputation for quality products,

fair prices and a knowledgeable

staff.

Seelas proudly sells paint

from Benjamin Moore, an

award-winning New Jersey-

based paint company, popular

for its high-end quality and sus-

tainable product lines. The store

also sells window fashions from

Hunter Douglas, the industrysleading manufacturer of custom

window fashions.

But even as business and

product offerings expand, the

Seela family always makes it a

priority to provide personal

attention and professional

advice to its customers. The

friendly store team is expertly

skilled at helping you pick just

the right color to make your

home have that personal touch.Our staff strives to make

sure that our customers find the

right color and the right prod-

ucts to complete their projects,

even beyond their own expecta-

tions, said owner Bob Seela.

They are so committed to

helping homeowners put the fin-

ishing touches on their projects

that they even have their own

window treatment specialist.

Geri offers in-home con-sultations. She has a great eye

for getting your windows just

right, Seela said.

In addition to paint, the

store has a full selection of wall-

paper books for you to browse

and find the exact patterns, tex-

tures and colors youve been

looking for. The staff will even

help you coordinate with all

your accessories.

It is not uncommon to seecustomers walking in carrying

pillows, tiles and cabinet doors

to help find their perfect color,

said Seela. We can match paint

Seelas helps homeowners every step of the way

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JUN 26

The Riverdale Librarys SummerReading Kickoff Party is Thursday, June26, 4-5 p.m. Kick off our super sciencesummer with juggling, beat boxing, andcrazy balancing! For kids entering

grades K-5. Registration is required.Call 973-835-5044 or go online atriverdalelibrary.org to register.

JUN 30

The Denville String Band, which enter-

tains in the tradition of the PhiladelphiaMummers, will be performing at theBloomingdale Senior Center on Monday,June 30, 7:30pm. Coffee and cake willbe served. Doors open at 6 pm. Thecost is $5.00. For information andreservations, please call Pat at 973-838-9259.

JUL 3

The Riverdale Library is having Tween

Origami Thursday, July 3 from 4-5pm.

Learn the ancient art of Japanese paper

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Robots Rule on Thursday, July 10 from4-5pm. Using bottle caps, washers, met-als coils, and more, well construct coolcyborgs and androids! Bring one emptycereal box. For kids entering gradesK-5. Registration is required. Call

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Super Science Day on Thursday, July31 from 4-5pm. Full STEM ahead!Whats STEM? Science, technology,engineering, and math! Get ready toput all four to work with fun and educa-tional projects like a catapult made outof Popsicle sticks! For kids enteringgrades 2-5. Registration is required.Call 973-835-5044 or go online atwww.riverdalelibrary.org to register.

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Tragically, twin boys

were separated at 4

years of age due to the

fact that their father murdered

their mother and there were

no relatives willing or avail-

able to take-in the 2 boystogether, dictating their sepa-

rate future participation with

the States foster care pro-

gram. The boys father con-

stantly beat them and their

mother while they were

together, every day of their

lives. Their mothers face was

a punching bag until finally

the bully beat her so badly he

inflicted irreparable brain

damage, killing her!Throughout the years of

their marriage, this man was

constantly inebriated and

barely worked at any mean-

ingful job. He had no formal

or specific education or train-

ing and pretty much drifted

through life until bumping

into the woman who would

become the mother of his

twins. He is spending the rest

of his life in jail for his horrif-ic crime and the only differ-

ence between his life before

and after being a prison

inmate, is the fact that he now

lives in a confined space. And

what of the mans two sons?

Interestingly enough,

this question intrigued a

young research reporter who

decided to seek out and the

separated twins to conduct a

research paper, the reason weknow this story today. What

he discovered might impress

you. After months of search-

ing, finally finding and inter-

viewing the boys, then in

their 30s, here is what he dis-

covered.

In the streets of Chicago

lay a man in a cardboard box.

He was drunk, burned out,

alone and destitute. His

hands were calloused, blood

stained and bruised. He was

wearing torn soiled jeans with

a red filthy plaid flannel shirt

when approached by the

research reporter, who asked

him if he would answer a few

questions, which he did. The

twin was very vocal as he was

very interested in hearing the

questions and why anyone

would want to know either

anything about him or his

opinion about anything. The

interview lasted only a few

minutes as the twin had little

to say. He told the researcher

that he was an alcoholic andlost his wife and kids because

he couldnt provide for them

and because he couldnt con-

trol his anger. He was a vio-

lent abusive man and walked

out on his family, unable to

keep any job, ending up in the

street. The last question

though, possessed the answer

the researcher was looking for,

but, Ill tell you what it was in

a moment.

Later in the week, the

researcher caught up with the

dirty, street bums twin broth-

er. He was found in the pent-

house office suite of one of the

two tallest office buildings in

the city, which he owned. His

secretary announced the

arrival of the research reporter

who was quickly summoned in

to meet the twin. Upon entry

of the suite, the researcher was

surrounded by pictures of the

twin with his wife and chil-

dren taken at destinations

around the globe. Through

his questioning the researcherfound out that this man

employed 100 people and

built a multi-million dollar

business. He sat on three char-

itable board of directors while

financially supporting three

more. He was the assistant

coach for his sons town foot-

ball team and had a wife he

loved and adored who felt the

same way about him. The

twin was very proud to tell the

researcher that he loved his

life and his family. Upon

being asked about his twin

brother, he replied that he

didnt know him because his

brother refused to acknowl-

edge his requests for a visit.

He rebuked every overture

Ive made to get to know him

and introduce myself, he

said.

The researcher had one

final question for the twin,

the same final question he

asked his brother:

To what situation or

event in your life brought youto where you are today? he

asked. To which, both of the

boys answered without hesita-

tion and with exactly the

same words:

With a father like mine,

what else could I become?

The researcher was

taken aback with astonish-

ment. With a father like

mine, what else could I

become? The conviction of

the decisions made by these

two individuals and the foun-

dation for them was certainly

justified but, diametrically

divergent. The research

reporter had a message now to

tell the world about attitude,

choice and rationale. Its true

that we become the sum of

the parts that comprise our

lives, but, not without choice,

direction and drive. It is not

easy to be a street dweller, nor

a self-made multi-millionaire,

but, the decision to pursue

either destination is simply a

choice with an investment ofperspiration behind the inspi-

ration. Indecision is still a

decision, might as well decide

now, with the right to decide

differently later, rather than

making no decision at all.

The same is true when

planning your financial

future. Decisions must be

made as to how much and

where to invest, but not why

to invest as why is not an

option. One may have many

different financial goals to

prepare and plan for yet, they

all have the same require-ment. First you must earn

excess money to: begin to

fund your goals, continue to

fund them over the months

and years ahead, while

increasing the funding for

them to succeed. There is no

other way. Working with a

financial advisor may be the

best decision you may ever

make to increase your alti-

tude! Dont have a financialadvisor or unhappy with your

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commitment nor obligation

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Creator of the Trinity Method

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Riverdale Public Library announcesSummer Reading Program 2014. Cometo the library, fill out a registration card,and receive a reading log. Read, or, lis-

ten to an audio book (or 100 pages)each week. Bring in your completedreading log each week. The child whoreads the most books will win a goodybag full of prizes! There will be first,second and third place winners for themost books read. This program is open

to residents of all towns. Registrationbegins Monday, June 23. Call 973-835-5044 or go online at www.riverdaleli-

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Did you know that cos-

metic dentistry can

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your career and earn a higher

salary? They say beauty is onlyskin deep, but it doesnt hurt

to be sure your physical

appearance is the best it can

be especially your smile.

Actually, it is more than

just a smile. Studies show that

99.7 percent of people think

an attractive smile affects your

health and 96 percent think

smiles are socially important.

The highest rises in peoplereceiving cosmetic dentistry

are the under-30 age range (up

32 percent) and the 60+ age

range (up 12 percent).

Todays most desired cos-

metic dentistry is whitening,

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teeth, irregular shapes, bulges,

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position and many other prob-

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When business managers

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said they were less likely to

hire someone unattractive.

Studies have shown that more

attractive men earn five per-

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If you have to earn a living,

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turned to music to express

their feelings for the flag and

the ideals and values it repre-

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song for ceremonial purposes,

requiring it be played at the

raising and lowering of the

colors. But many versions of

the song were used during

these ceremonies and cele-brations.

By the 20th century,

President Woodrow Wilson

wanted to establish a standard

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United States Bureau of

Education to provide an official

version. In response, the

Bureau of Education enlisted

the help of five musicians,including Walter Damrosch,

Will Earhart, Arnold J.

Gantvoort, Oscar Sonneck and

John Philip Sousa, to agree on

an arrangement. This new

standardized version was first

played on December 5, 1917, at

Carnegie Hall.

It wasnt until March 3,1931, that The Star-Spangled

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national anthem of the United

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The Fourth of July

has been a feder-al holiday since

1941. Though that may

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the country to wait to

celebrate the independ-

ence it declared in 1776,

the tradition of the

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the dawn of the American

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Independence on July 4, 1776.

Since then, July 4th has been

recognized as the dawn of

American independence, and

celebrations that included fire-

works and parades can be

traced back to the 18th centu-

ry. On July 4, 1777, the city of

Philadelphia, which would

become the first capital of the

United States of America, heldthe first annual commemora-

tion of American independ-

ence, and exactly one year

later George Washington

ordered that all of his soldiers

be offered double rations of

rum to commemorate the

anniversary. In 1781,Massachusetts was the first

state to make July 4th an

official state holiday, andthe day was actually

declared a federal holi-

day by the U.S. Congress

in 1870. However, that

declaration did not grant

a paid holiday to federal

employees. That benefit

came in 1941, which is

why that year is now rec-

ognized as the first year

when the Fourth of July offi-

cially became a federal holiday.

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