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Our kids are growing

up in a world that we

could have never

imagined. It distracts and

derails men in so many ways

and all too often it is our chil-

dren that suffer. We need to

understand the main role dads

can and should be filling in

their children’s lives. What

Father’s SAY can determine

their child’s WAY. That being

said, on this Father’s Day give

the gift of blessing to your

children, whatever age they

may be. Are you ready?

Here are 3 easy steps to

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ENGAGE: Understand the

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ENCOURAGE: Bless your

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EQUIP: Now mentor them

Some of us have received

blessings, many of us have

not. What is this thing called

“a blessing.” It’s not complex.

It’s straightforward. It’s a word

of approval. It’s a word of sup-

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•Join us for a New Computer Class for

Beginners presented by Cindy

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10:15 - 11:15am teaching the topic:

Creating an E-mail Account. This free

program is limited to 10 participants.

Call 973-838-3262 or stop by the

Library to pre-register. Butler Public

Library is located at 1 Ace Road, behind

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JUN 22

•Adult Summer Reading Program regis-

tration starting Monday, June 22 at

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•Butler Public Library will hold a Family

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Circulation Desk to reserve your seat.

Butler Public Library is located at 1 Ace

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or on the internet at www.butler

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Night for Adults: Magazine Bead

Jewelry Thursday, July 23, from 7-

7:45pm. Learn how to use recycled oldmagazines and turn it into a beautiful

piece of jewelry by making beads from

strips of a magazine. All materials will

be provided, unless you want to bring

your own. Free program limited to 15

participants. Please call 973-838-3262

or stop by the Circulation Desk to pre-

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As the saying goes,

“We ain’t getting any

younger!” Put differ-

ently, every day we get closer

to our last day on the earth

and for most of us we would

rather not drop dead at our

job site. From the first day we

started in the working world

we’ve had financial goals and

aspirations. For some it was to

move out of our parent’s

house. Others wanted to buy a

car or their first home; for

others still, the goal might

have been to pay-off debt

incurred by school loans or

credit card purchases that

cannot even be remembered.

The bigger picture of “living

on less” to save more for

retirement, was a distant 2ndor 3rd place on the financial

priority list, if it even made

the list at all.

“I’ll seriously start funding my

retirement plan with my next

bonus, raise, or tax-refund

check.” “I know I should par-

ticipate in the company 401k

plan, but even though they

would match my contribu-

tions, things are just too tight

right now.” “But retirement is

so far away, it’s not even in my

field of vision.” “My kids are

starting college in a few years

and I need to start saving for

that.” Were any of these irra-

tional explanations for failure

to implement or increase

funding to a retirement plan

or to work with a financial

advisor uttered by you?

In my 35 year career I’ve

heard all of these excuses and

even more variations and jus-

tifications for not contribut-

ing to a retirement plan.

According to the 2013

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vey, 40% of all American

workers think they need to

accumulate at least $500,000

by the time they retire.

However, an alarming 76% of

Americans have saved less

than $100,000 for retirement

and more than half saved less

than $25,000! These facts are

more than disturbing, they

will prove to be devastating to

these ill-prepared families and

with life expectancies grow-

ing, it will be a multi-genera-

tional, as well as a govern-

mental issue, with major con-

sequences.

Firstly, $500,000 is far too lowa figure to base your retire-

ment on. Secondly, will your

children be financially capa-

ble to handle the additional

responsibility of providing for

their parent’s mouths to feed,

clothes they wear and the roof

over their heads? Should they

have to? I haven’t even men-

tioned sickness or long-term

care needs. It concerns me

that people you and I know,

will never be able to retire,

simply because they won’t be

able to afford to do so. I

believe the reason is they

never took the importance

and concept of retirement

seriously. I cannot totally hold

the individual responsible

however; the school system,

the government and employ-

ers are all additionally and

partially to blame.

But, the majority of responsi-

bility falls on the individualhim or herself, to be prepared

for their own financial future,

wouldn’t you agree? Blame

can only be thrown so far

before it boomerangs back to

us. It’s easy to blame, but in

the end, it comes back to my

famous statement that, “in

life, everyone is exactly where

they planned to be!” If you

have no retirement plan, you

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you planned for – nothing! A

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a good retirement plan, will

yield a result and something

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Therefore it is incumbent

upon each of us to implement

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now, with a commitment to

invest as frequently as possible

with the knowledge that this

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Retirement plan investment

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port. It’s a word that bestows

confidence, hope, and a sense

of well-being. It’s a word that

brings affirmation. It’s a word

that allows a young child or aman to move forward boldly,

humbly, but with courage and

confidence into the future. It’s

a word that says, “You are a

masterpiece that has been cre-

ated for a unique purpose in

this life.” It’s a word that helps

our children, our family, our

friends, and those we work

with know they are valuable

and fashioned for something

special in this life.

When we look around

and see people that are

excelling in life, much of the

time but not always, we will

find folks who come from a

background where they had a

loving, supportive, encourag-

ing family that continually

spoke words of blessing, like

those noted previously, into

their lives. In essence, they

were told they could do any-

thing in life they set their

heart and mind to, and this

was not contingent on thefamily’s financial stature. To

the contrary, studies have

been done and we understand

the large majority of super

successful people come from

very difficult and distressed

families and backgrounds.

These people make it in life

because of the words spoken

to them over many years.

You may be saying, “I

never had such words spoken

to me.” In fact, you may have

heard nothing but discourag-

ing, demeaning, and angry

abusive words coming your

way. Whatever the case may

be, you can learn how to be a

person who blesses everyone

in your life. I didn’t learn till

late in life and you can too.

This is what Father’s Say is all

about.

This is not rocket sci-

ence and while it may be

uncomfortable for some men

to do this, it is essential to ourchildren’s healthy growth.

Whether you have a strong

relationship with your chil-

dren or none, speaking words

of blessing will make an

impact. A blessing should be

given as often as you can.

Don’t speak well? Get nerv-

ous? No problem! Your kids

won’t care about how polished

you sound but rather how sin-

cere your words. Whether its

30 seconds or 5 minutes the

important thing is you do it

and mean it!

We have some tools to

help you. Simply go to

www.FathersSay.com.

One of the recommenda-

tions is that you not only pro-

vide a face to face blessing but

that you also consider memo-

rializing it on video, audio or

in a letter. A message you

leave behind in some perma-

nent form will be felt for a

lifetime. Imagine that you

record a video similar to one

that you will find on the site.

Now your child will always be

able to look into your eyes and

hear your words of blessing,

whether you are here or not.

REMEMBER: What

Father’s Say can, without a

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The 2nd Annual

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8:30am

Get your Superhero cos-

tume ready and join friends

and family for the 2nd

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Mile Run & Walk at Garret

Mountain Reservation in

Woodland Park. Wear your

cape, mask, t-shirt, emblem or

Superhero costume to com-

pete for the ‘Superhero

Costume Contest’. Passaic

County CASA encourages

that you become a real-life

superhero for a day to show

abused & neglected children

that you care.

This event is to be held

on August 15 at 8:30am. The

Superhero Run’s goal is to

raise much-needed funding to

support the work of CASA

volunteers in Passaic County

as well as raise awareness for

the plight of abused and neg-

lected children. CASA vol-

unteers give abused and neg-

lected children a voice in

court and advocate for them

until they find safe and per-

manent homes where they

can thrive. The CASA

Superhero Run encourages

runners to dress as super-

heroes to further instill the

notion that every child needs

a hero. All participants age 12

and under will receive a com-

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while adults will receive a T-

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run/walk (certified and sanc-

tioned as part of the “Grand

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NJ) and a 1-mile run/walk forkids and families. This event

includes a costume contest

and several post race activities

for kids. Prizes will be awarded

to the top three male and

female finishers in the 4-mile

run/walk for kids, as well as

the top three male and female

finishers by age categories.

Additional sponsors are

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for more information.

“In order to train and

supervise CASA volunteer

advocates to protect the

abused and neglected youth of

our county, we need financial

support from all members of

our community,” said Erica

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CASA. “Last year’s Superhero

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and we are excited to bring it

to the community again thisyear. We are looking forward

to the opportunity to partner

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effort to raise additional fund-

ing and awareness for child

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volunteer. With this run, we

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•The Reformed Church in Kinnelonannounces Precious Playtime, monthly

Saturday evening babysitting for fami-

lies of children with disabilities. For

detailed information regarding the

babysitters qualifications and the pro-

gram specifics call 973-838-3113 or

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and Preschoolers. For 2-year-olds with a

caregiver, there’s Totally Twos on

Mondays from 10:15-10:45am. For

infants with a caregiver, check out Baby Time on Mondays from 11-11:30am.

For 3 to 5-year-olds, come to Preschool

Pals on Tuesdays from either 10:15-

11am or 1:30-2:15 pm. Registration is

required. Call 973-835-5044 or go

online at www.riverdalelibrary.org to

register.

•Read to “Joey” the Dog on Fridays

June 19 and 26 at 3:30 - 4:30pm. This

program is for 1st or 2ndgraders, or

any child who wishes to practice reading

aloud. Come meet “Joey” and his owner

Cheryl Zahner. “Joey” is a friendly,

well-mannered golden retriever who lis-

tens well. Program limited to 4 kidseach day. Call 973-838-3262, or stop

by the Library to register. Butler Public

Library is located at 1 Ace Road, behind

the municipal building or on the inter-

net at www.butlerlibrary.org.

•Butler Library presents Kid’s Book

Clubs. Jr. Book Club meets Mondays at

5pm for ages 5-8, and at 6:30pm for

ages 8-12. We read and discuss a story

ogether. The sessions run throughout

the year. Each child receives a free copy

of the book. Parents are required toremain in the Library during the pro-

gram. Visit our website www.butlerli-

brary.org or call 973-838-3262.

•The Circle of Friendship, a non-denom-

inational support group for the separat-

ed and divorced, meets at 7:30pm on

the first and third Thursdays each

month at St. Mary’s Church, 17

Pompton Ave. Pompton Lakes. For

information call the parish at 973-835-

0374.

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Fireworks can be a won-

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may not be so enamored with

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in the night.

Dogs, cats, even small

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knowing they are secure and

what’s to come next. Surprises

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Loud noises often

spook pets. Everything from

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Summer can induce anxiety

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Many cats and dogs will

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noises. Pet parents can play

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following are a few tips to

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establish a safe haven. Put

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cage or spot with blankets.

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Throw on a show or songs

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ply because he or she is scared.

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it and distract attention from

the room’s flaws.

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space. Homes where space is ata premium may have limited

storage areas. An often-over-

looked storage option is verti-

cal space. Space above doors,

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items. Use hooks on walls to

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sight. Furniture that serves dual

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conceal small toys or linens

and also provide seating

options in a room when guests

come over. A dresser can be

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piece, and the numerous draw-

ers can hold knickknacks or sil-

verware. Furniture with built-

in, hidden storage is well worth

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laundry room. Garages have

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they can be subdivided for

home gyms or even a place to

gather and watch a ballgame.

Hang mirrors to

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trick the eye into believing

there is more space in a room.Mirrors melt away room bor-

ders and can accelerate the

flow of light. Hanging them

throughout your home can

make spaces seem larger.

Think about built-in fur-

niture. Traditional furniture

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spaces and can waste a lot of

room. Custom-built furniture

is often the way to go to max-

imize the area you do have.

Employ a little do-it-yourself initiative as well, customizing

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Fireflies are often seen lighting up the night sky on warm evenings. They are particularly abundantduring the summer months. One reason that fireflies glow is to attract mates. Males will flash, and

females will respond to mates they find interesting. Fireflies also may glow to avoid predators. Theluciferase enzyme in firefly cells causes a chemical reaction that stimulates light, a phenomenon

called bioluminescence. Fireflies are filled with lucibufagins, a poor-tasting chemical that turns off predators from attacking the blinking bug. Some fireflies cannot light up at all and use pheromones

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