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T he United States Flagis the third oldest of the National Stan-dards of the world and is olderthan the Union Jack of Britain or the Tricolor of France.

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It was first under fire for threedays later in the Battle of Oriskany on August 6, 1777.

It was first decreed thatthere should be a star and astripe for each state (orthirteen colonies) wherebythere were thirteen originalcolonies at that time.

The three colors of theFlag can be explained as fol-lows: red is for valor, zeal andfervency; the white for hopepurity, cleanliness of life, andrectitude of conduct; the bluestands for the color of heaven,

a reverence to God, loyalty,sincerity, justice and truth.

The star (an ancientsymbol of India, Persia andEgypt) symbolized dominionand sovereignty, as well aslofty aspirations. The constel-lation of the stars within theunion, one star for each state,is emblematic of our FederalConstitution, which reservesto the States their individualsovereignty except as to rightsdelegated by them to theFederal Government.

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Flag was thus interpreted byWashington: “We take thestars from Heaven, the redfrom our mother country, sep-arating it by white stripes,thus showing that we haveseparated from her, and thewhite stripes shall godown to posterity represent-ing Liberty.”

In 1791, Vermont, andin 1792, Kentucky wereadmitted to the Union andthe number of stars andstripes was raised to fifteen in

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•Friday Movie Matinee on Friday, June12 at 1pm. View a recent blockbustermovie presented on our big screen.Refreshments will be served. For themovie title and more information, callthe library at 973-835-5044 orcheck our website at www.riverdalelibrary.org.JUN 22

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T hese were the ques-tions asked by JamesRyan of his wife, inthe Spielberg movie, SavingPrivate Ryan, aired this pastMemorial Day on AMC. Hewas at the gravesite of Captain John H. Miller, theman sent to find him after his2 brothers were killed duringthe US led Allied Forces inva-sion of Normandy and a 3rdbrother killed in Burma. MattDamon played Ryan oppositeTom Hank’s portrayal of JohnMiller, where Ryan eventuallyunderstood the depth andrisks of Miller’s assignment tolocate him in France so hecould return home as the onlysurvivor of the Ryan brothersgone to war.

Ryan understood theawesome responsibility of liv-ing a life worth saving and the

lives that were lost bringinghim home. He was charged bythose who sacrificed every-thing, to succeed in his life, tobe a good man and live a goodlife. The movie depicts thatPrivate Ryan did indeed do allof the above, surrounded byhis family at the gravesite of his fallen comrade, the com-mander of the mission, anEnglish school teacher, thisbrave leader with his dyingbreath, charged Ryan to“earn it!”

I attended the MemorialDay parade in Wayne lastweek, to see my youngest sonSam, march with the WayneHills High School Band ashe carried the beat, clanging

the cymbals exactly on cuefor 3 miles. American Flagswere everywhere and patriot-ism was on high as each color

guard procession marched bythe grandstand. Veteranswere marching and folksapplauded as the eventsunfolded in front of us.Spectators thanked themarchers for their service toour country, their service totheir communities and thesacrifices they endured, sothe rest of us can live freefrom harm and in peace.Servicemen and women, vol-unteer firefighters, emer-gency medical service work-ers, first aid volunteers,ambulance drivers, sheriff officers, police officers andother dedicated workers andvolunteers, all marchingtogether to honor those wholost their lives in service to

their country and those whocontinue to serve their coun-try and their neighborhoodsthrough volunteerism.

So now I must ask you,the reader, if you are honoringthose who died defending ourway of life by leading an hon-orable life worth dying for?How would those men wholanded in Normandy, to facebullets and bombs, judge yourlife that many of them died todefend and keep safe? Wouldyou make them proud orwould their sacrifice havebeen in vain based solely onthe example of how you havelived your life? It’s an intro-spective point to ponder and Isuggest that you do so for amoment, asking yourself the

same two questions that JamesRyan asked his wife: “Am I agood man and have I led agood life?” The importantthing to realize is that if youhonestly answer the questionsin the negative, there is plen-ty of time to change youranswer by doing those thingsthat will make your life a greatone as well as being a betterperson. One form of measureis the value you place in help-ing others where you willincur no economic benefit.Another, would be deter-mined by the financial assis-tance you provide to othersand a 3rd would be based onthe personal time you investto benefit others.

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My financial advice fortoday is two-fold: live belowyour means and pay yourself first, even before your otherbills. Live on less to savemore, invest more and givemore. One day you may findthat your discipline, sacrificeand consistency has paid-off handsomely for all concerned,both within your family circleas well as outside your circle.When you look at your spouselater in life to ask the ques-tions that James Ryan asked of his, she may well respond inthe extreme affirmative stat-ing you are a good man,adding that she is proud of youfor living a good life and pro-viding your family with theexample of a good an honor-able life too!

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correspondence. As otherstates came into the Union itbecame evident there wouldbe too many stripes. So in

1818 Congress enacted thatthe number of stripes bereduced and restricted hence-forth to thirteen representingthe thirteen original states;while a star should be addedfor each succeeding state.

That law still holds truetoday.

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Bahama Islands; Fort Nassauhaving been captured by theAmerican in the course of thewar for independence. Thefirst foreign salute to the flag

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The United States Flag isunique in the deep and noblesignificance of its message tothe entire world, a message of national independence withindividual liberty, idealismand patriotism. It symbolizesnational independence andpopular sovereignty. It is notthe Flag of a reigning family orroyal house, but of 205 mil-lion free people welded into a

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Use it to frame your entrywayand throughout your property.Symmetrical use of lightingfixtures, plants, trees, and dec-orative items really can havean impact.Don’t forget lighting

Outdoor lighting addsappeal and safety to a proper-ty. Use lighting to accent aspecial landscaping feature orto illuminate a walkway. Fewpeople enjoy approaching adark home, and outdoor light-ing can ensure your property

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spoon per cookie, drop moundsof dough, about 1 ½ inchesapart, onto two baking sheets.(You’ll have 25 to 30 cookies.)

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to skin cancer than otherdogs, making it imperativethat owners of such dogsreduce their exposure to thesun on hot days when the UVindex is especially dangerous.

Let dogs inside.Doghouses might not be asprevalent as they once were,but many owners still keep

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conditioned room on hot daysto reduce their risk of heat-stroke.

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