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•National Day of Prayer on Thursday,May 7. This year’s 64th AnnualObservance theme is “Lord, Hear ourCry” from 1Kings 8:28:“Hear the cryand prayer that Thy servant is prayingin Thy presence this day.” Many townsthroughout New Jersey and the nation will be participating. Please join us in

prayer from 12:20-12:40pm at TheMunicipal Building, 25 Lenox AvePompton Lakes. For more informationon this day visit www.ndptf.org.•Lag B’aomer Family Fun DayFriendship Circle Color Run on Thursday,May 7. Registration for run 5pm; Run at5:30pm. Adults-$20; FC teen volunteer-$10; Kids (12 and under)-$10. Free T-shirt with every adult registration. Runheld at The Chabad Center 194 RatzerRd., Wayne. Call for more informationat 973-694-6274 or register now at www.fcpassaiccounty.com.

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•MEGA-CON on Friday, May 15 from6:30-8:30pm Wayne Public Library 461Valley Road, Wayne. Join us at the mainlibrary for a fun filled two hours ofsharpening your gaming skills withinside secrets from GameStop and findout the magic behind the top designs ofMcFarlane Toys. For ages: 10-14. You won’t want to miss insights into comiccollections and what is hot on the hori-zon from the experts at Zapp Comics.You need to register online to saveyourself a spot: https://nj.evanced.

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•Passaic County Court Appointed SpecialAdvocates (CASA), a non-profit organi-zation dedicated to advocating forabused and neglected children in fostercare, will hold their 6th Annual Tricky Tray on Monday, June 8 at TheWestmount Country Club in WoodlandPark at 6pm. Tickets are $50 per personand include entrance, passed horsd’oeuvres, a three course dinner, onesheet of regular tickets, and one bonusdoor prize ticket. To reserve a ticket,please call 973-832-4002. To ensuregroup seating, please submit reserva-tions together. Passaic County CASA isalso accepting donations for raffleitems. Donations received prior to June1 will be listed in the event program.

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•“Voices of Praise” will be giving anInspirational concert at PreaknessValley United Reformed Church, ValleyRoad in Wayne on Friday, May 15 at7pm and Saturday, May 16 at CovenantChristian Reformed Church, 400 N.Haledon Ave. N. Haledon at 7pm.Concerts are free, an offering will betaken for a Mission in the local area, ie:Star of Hope Mission. Representing 30local churches with a 75 voice choir and21 piece orchestra led by Sheila Smithand her husband, Phil Smith, a pastmember of the NY PhilharmonicOrchestra. Come out for an evening ofPraise and Worship. For further infor-mation, you may call 973-694-5442.•Passaic County CASA has announced itstentative Summer 2015 TrainingSession. This intensive one week session will be held on July 27-31, from9:30am-3:30pm. This summer sessionis contingent upon registration of a min-imum of ten applicants. In addition to

the training, each applicant will attend three hour court observation prior tobeing sworn in. First step to becomingCourt Appointed Special Advocatattend one orientation session that arescheduled for 5/6, 6/10, 7/8, 8/12 at6pm. The orientation sessions and altraining sessions held in our Wayneoffice at 415 Hamburg Turnpike. Fomore information or to RSVP to an orentation please contact MargaretCurreri at 973-832-4002 or emailMargaret at [email protected].•Calvary Temple’s various supportgroups can guide you through life.Every Thursday at 7pm the meetingsinclude: anger management, single parenting, grief share, marriage builders,men’s pure life dealing with pornography, and post abortion group. Veteran’Support is every Monday at 7pm. Fomore information contact Reverend De

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O ver the 33 years I’vebeen a Retirementand Estate PlanningSpecialist, most of myprospects, before becomingmy clients, asked me the ques-tion: “Where is your portfolioinvested?” It has been by farthe most frequently askedquestion of me but, it reallywasn’t what these peoplewanted to know. The dis-guised question was simply:“Do you actually own whatyou are attempting to sell metoday?” More simply stated,“Do you own what you sell?”Proudly, I would answer, yes Ido, if I didn’t, then you would

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wife and I. However, should Ibecome disabled or die, insur-ance would swoop-in and savethe day and my family fromfinancial ruin. Every month Icontinue to fund my mutualfunds and annuities, my IRA’sand my personal pensionplans.

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Over the three decades thathave passed since my enteringthis industry, I’ve had to usesome of the products I sold

myself, like health insuranceand the mutual funds I invest-ed in to pay for my two olderchildren’s college expensestaking absolutely no loans intheir names or mine. Themutual funds continued togrow over the contributions soI had the opportunity to with-

draw again to purchase a sec-ond home, then a third andmore, all with no mortgages.My Simplified EmployeePension Plan (SEP) annuitieshave grown to the point nowthat they can support us dur-ing our retirement. When Idie, there will be additionallife insurance dollars to guar-antee my wife’s solvency andcontinue to leave a bequestand legacy for our children.

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had to test my planning tech-niques by my wife potentiallyfiling a claim with my lifeinsurance carriers; I qualifiedto receive payments on thedisability policies too. Further,my designees required theusage of 3 legal documents myestate planning attorney pre-pared, the Health Proxy, thePower of Attorney and theLiving Will! Fortunately,everything and everyone wasprepared and empowered toact on my behalf and with thefinancial resources to do so. Irecovered from my cardiac

ordeal to write this columntoday, five years later. Likepracticing a “fire drill” that wehope will never be needed,each of us must be preparedfor some bad news down theroad and what is becoming aneven bigger bout, the longevi-ty game. Did you realize thatyou might outlive your moneyand resources? There is littlefear of that in my case and thefamilies I serve because of theinnovative products andopportunities available in themarketplace today. If yourportfolio does not enjoy thesame protection, perhaps youshould call me to discuss it! Itmight only be a few minorportfolio carburetor adjust-ments or you might require amajor revamping of every-

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A ballet version of thechildren’s story of “Beauty and theBeast” will be presented bythe McKenna School of

Dance at the Wayne YMCAon Saturday, May 9th at 7pmand Sunday, May 10th at2pm.

The role of Beauty willbe performed by Tarra Frawleyof West Milford. The Beastwill be portrayed by CatherineVinci, an alumni of the studiowho resides in Franklin Lakes.Madeleine Johannes of Lincoln Park will perform asBeauty’s father. The brotherswill be danced by Katie

Goralski of Kinnelon and Jennifer Cantilli of Wayne.Beauty’s sisters will be dancedby Isabella Vicenzino of

Pompton Plains and AngelicaHofbauer of Towaco. JuliaCordaro of Wayne will per-form the role of the Fairy.

Jewels will be performed byStephanie Wilpiszeski andMaryanna Tosi, who are bothalumni of the studio. Thesedancers are all members of theperforming company withinthe school. They visit nursinghomes and libraries with aChristmas performance inDecember and a spring pro-duction in May. The remain-ing cast of “Beauty and theBeast” is made up of dancestudents from Wayne and thesurrounding communities.

The McKenna School of Dance has been offeringinstruction to students from 4years up through adult for 65years in the Packanack Lakearea. In addition to this year’sperformance of “Beauty andthe Beast” a variety show enti-tled “The TransportationHub” will be performed.

“The TransportationHub” will showcase theyounger ballet students, thetap and hip-hop departmentand some of the schools alum-ni.

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easily. Plastic crates can bemore private, and wood cratescan be customized to fit withthe décor of the house.

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