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hristmas has always been

a beautiful thing to me. I
remember growing up
with the anticipation of the day,
the gifts and the family time. I was
always the first one up on
Christmas day to inspect the gifts,
smell the tree and wait for every-
one else to waken. There was a
totally different feeling about this
time of year; more than the gifts
or different experiences, some-
thing amazing was going on that I
couldnt really explain.
I still remember the smell of
the tree that stood in the stand
welded by my grandfather. We all
decorated it, but it was my job to
water it. My mother baked butter
cookies that we adorned with
sprinkles, chocolate chips, and
red and green cherries. I got a
Mongoose BMX bike with chro-
moly frame that I rode in the
snow on Christmas morning. I
even managed to put my first
scratch on it, too!
Family time at my grand-
mothers house was the best part.
We ate turkey, ham, kielbasa,
mashed potatoes and pierogies,
and then watched Miracle on
34th Street and Its a Wonderful
Life in black-and-white.
As I grew into a young adult,
Christmas lost some of its shine. I
no longer cared about the gifts.
My grandparents passed on. I
found myself having to replace
what I loved with new experi-
ences for my family. Some things
stayed the same, others changed
forever. I had to recapture the
beauty of Christmas.
Now as I raise my family, I
help them embrace the beauty of
Christmas for themselves. Each
year, I break out the iron
Christmas tree stand that my
grandfather welded. It is one of
the only things I own from him.
We drive to a nearby farm and
pick out a tree. My children deco-
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DEC 13
Come to the Riverdale Public Library
on Friday, December 13 at 1pm to
enjoy the blockbuster film The Great
Gatsby starring Leonardo DiCaprio,
Carey Mulligan and Isla Fisher. Get
caught up in the story of Nick
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DEC 14
The Bloomingdale United Methodist
Church 65 Main Street, Bloomingdale is
having a live nativity event on Saturday,
December 14 from 36pm. Join us as
Troxler Hall becomes a Bethlehem
Marketplace with live animals at the time
of the Census over 2000 years ago! Make
a craft at each station and enjoy some
snacks. Great for kids and the best bargain
in this hectic season - it is free! Come back
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DEC 15
On Sunday, December 15 at 7:30pm, Our
Lady of the Magnificat Church 2 Miller
Road, in Kinnelon will be filled with the joy-
ous sounds of the highly acclaimed thirty-
five member Christmas Festival Orchestra
of New Jersey, conducted by Maestra
Karen Pinoci. The Concerts program will
include classical favorites and traditional
Christmas pieces sure to delight the hearts
and souls of all. For thirty consecutive
years, the OLM Christmas Concerts have
served as an enjoyable seasonal interlude
for the entire community. Tickets are avail-
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ategory I. Some people
believe that written in
some big book some-
where, all Americans are enti-
tled to a retirement free of
financial stress and worry.
There are no prerequisites, laws
or rules listed in their financial
planning bible that ensure this
stress-free retirement, like liv-
ing below ones means for
decades to generate and invest
the funds necessary to become
financially independent, or the
requirement to secure an edu-
cation in financial manage-
ment. No, these folks are either
hoping that manna from heav-
en will fall from the sky, specif-
ically on their roof. They bask
in the power of the voting
booth, voting for the systemat-
ic destruction of the wealthy,
those who made sacrifices and
took the risks to attain and
retain their wealth, by taxing
them into oblivion under the
rouse of paying their fair
share. It doesnt matter to
Category I people that there
are not enough rich people to
tax to fulfill this objective,
even if the tax rate were 100
percent of everything they pos-
sess!
Category II. Other people
just plain ignore the facts and
responsibility for proper finan-
cial management up to and
during their own retirement. If
they dont think about it, either
it will just take care of itself or
theyll worry about it when
they get there, thinking the
government will bail them out
and provide for them.
Category III. These folks
are waiting for, and depending
on, an inheritance to secure
their financial future.
Category IV. This
employee was terminated for
lack of output, a bad attitude
and extreme habitual tardiness.
He was written-up for these
offensives multiple times before
being terminated. He immedi-
ately showed up at the unem-
ployment office to file his
claim, which was summarily
denied as he was fired for cause
with proof, as evidenced by his
own signature accepting
responsibility from his quarterly
reviews. One week later he
appealed the decision and was
immediately reimbursed for the
previous week and given bene-
fits for 99 weeks. Amazingly, he
just got a job at the exact
moment his 99 weeks of unem-
ployment checks were about to
cease. He is probably also a
Category I individual at the
same time.
Category V. There is
another class of people who are
practicing the techniques, fun-
damentals and strategies of
wealth accumulation for a suc-
cessful financial future. They
have learned what to do and
practice it every paycheck and
more. They consistently
engage in self-talk, debating
wants vs. needs. They spend
less to save and invest more.
They are focused on winning
the money game and the game
of life, of which we are all par-
ticipants. These people are
task-driven and will at the very
least give it their best shot
always! If there isnt enough
from their primary paycheck to
save and invest adequately,
these people will secure a sec-
ond paycheck from a part-time
job or with the help of a spouse
or a partner.
Which of the five cate-
gories best describes you?
Which of the five categories
would you most like to resem-
ble? This should be a rhetorical
question, but shamefully, it is
not.
I used to believe that most
people agreed the job should be
given to the best person, not
given to a lesser qualified can-
didate because of race, color,
creed or gender. I used to
believe that most people were
embarrassed to collect benefits
from the government, whether
it was unemployment, food
stamps, disability, housing, edu-
cation, medical or any other
form of assistance. I used to
believe that the majority of
people would wish, hope and
pray for an opportunity, not a
handout. I used to believe that
Is retirement an entitlement? By Mark Charnet
December 11, 2013 Zone 3, Page 3
continued on page 4
America was the land of great
opportunity, where one could
stake his claim and claim his
stake.
I used to believe that our
great nation had no end in
sight. I used to believe that if I
earned my financial independ-
ence, it was mine and mine
alone. I used to believe that
America was the land of the
free and home of the brave
with outstretched arms for all
those willing to work and fight
for the opportunity to be a suc-
cess, and who had a responsible
party to sponsor them in case of
sub-par results.
I used to believe that
Americans were the biggest
givers and donors to charity,
not recipients of charity. I used
to believe that America was
the land of opportunity, not the
land of entitlement. I used to
believe that America was the
most feared and respected
nation on the planet, for if any
nation were to compromise the
sanctity of another, we would
use the threat of our great mili-
tary might, along with our eco-
nomic prowess, to assuage the
aggressor into submission.
I used to be a very proud
American citizen, but lately my
pride has been tarnished by
both the actions and inactions
of our government. I used to
believe it was an honor to be a
politician, representing and
voting on behalf of your con-
stituents ideas and ideals, not
to vote yourself a pay raise and
a superior health plan over the
people you serve.
I used to believe in a
bright, idyllic future for my
children, not marred by pover-
ty, violence and crime one
where they could strive to be
financially independent; yet
upon closer examination I find
that my generation was the last
generation to have greater
opportunities than their par-
ents. I used to believe that all
great innovations and inven-
tions were first theorized then
produced here in America, but
those days are now merely a
memory.
I used to believe in a fed-
eral government balance sheet
with debits, credits and
accountability, but a $17 tril-
lion deficit has made general
accounting principles impossi-
ble to follow now. I used to
believe in a days labor for a
days pay and that charitable
organizations were created to
help charity needing recipients,
not the federal or state govern-
ments. I used to believe that
the government would incen-
tivize businesses to create jobs
and not become the largest
employer in NJ and in the
USA!
I used to believe that a
dollar and a dream meant start-
ing a business for yourself, not
the illusion of winning the lot-
tery. I used to believe that if I
were sick, I could choose my
own doctor and hospital, paid
for by my own health insurance
plan that I paid for by my
choice. I used to believe that
Air Force One was for the
Presidents use, not for the first
Lady, without him, to travel
across the world spending $10
million on vacations and dress-
es, especially when there are
Americans who are starving
and out of work.
I used to believe and
still do that we can improve
and repair our countrys ail-
ments before its too late. I used
to believe and still do
that individuals can become
financially independent and
afford to retire with great prom-
ise. I used to believe and still
do that together we can
overcome our partisan differ-
ences for the greater good, first-
ly by gaining some fiscal
responsibility in Washington,
reducing then eliminating the
deficit without increasing
taxes. I believe that my chil-
dren together with yours can
make America great again,
where our flag will regain the
prestige and pride it once had,
making Americans the envy of
the world.
Please be a Category V
individual and family, leading
the cause that retirement is not
an entitlement. It is a goal
requiring sacrifices and work
that each of us must accom-
plish for ourselves!
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CSA, is president and founder
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lists Santa Claus Is Coming
to Town and Winter
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were written in 1934, as
the oldest and most pop-
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Christmastime, composed in
1979. Though personal pref-
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holiday playlist, the following
tunes are of the more popular
Christmas songs:
The Christmas Song
(Chestnuts Roasting on an
Open Fire) - Mel Torme,
Robert Wells
Santa Claus Is Coming to
Town - Fred Coots,
Haven Gillespie
Have Yourself a Merry
Little Christmas
- Ralph Blane, Hugh Martin
Winter Wonderland - Felix
Bernard, Richard B. Smith
White Christmas
- Irving Berlin
Let It Snow! Let It Snow!
Let It Snow!
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Rudolph the Red Nosed
Reindeer - Johnny Marks
Jingle Bell Rock
- Joseph Carleton Beal,
James Ross Boothe
Ill Be Home for Christmas
- Walter Kent, Kim Gannon,
Buck Ram
Little Drummer Boy
- Katherine K. Davis, Henry
V. Onorati, Harry Simeone
Sleigh Ride - Leroy
Anderson, Mitchell Parish
Its the Most Wonderful
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Silver Bells
- Jay Livingston, Ray Evans
Rockin Around the
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- Johnny Marks
Feliz Navidad
- Jose Feliciano
Blue Christmas
- Billy Hayes, Jay W. Johnson
Frosty the Snowman
- Steve Nelson, Walter E.
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- Johnny Marks
I Saw Mommy Kissing
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- Tommie Connor
Here Comes Santa Claus
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Its Beginning to Look a Lot
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- Meredith Willson
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- Bob Allen, Al Stillman
Carol of the Bells - Peter J.
Wilhousky, Mykola Leontovich
Santa Baby - Joan Ellen
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Butler Public Library beginning December
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Christmas is that we are loved
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the greatest gift ever given.
The savior of the world was
given to us as a humble baby
born in a manger.
The beauty of Christmas
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the season but the most amaz-
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to pets paws. Remember to
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another melting agent. This
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when the animal licks
its paws clean.
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ask yourself this question: Are
you comfortable with your
knowledge of etiquette? Are
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manners or do you admit you
take your cue by watching
those around you?
It seems so many people
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pressure is on to be perfect,
says etiquette coach Dubravka
Vujinovic. But proper man-
ners should be important at
every meal, whether you are
sitting down to a formal gath-
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friends.
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etiquette experts at North
Carolina-based Replacements,
Ltd., the worlds largest retailer
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silver and collectibles. This
time of year the company is
bombarded with inquiries from
those needing a crash course in
proper social graces and enter-
taining. Questions range from
how to set the table, to the
best way to serve the perfect
meal.
Vujinovic offers these
suggestions for your next
event.
Break out the buffet
Buffets settings are
becoming increasingly popu-
lar. In this style of setting the
host places the food, dinner-
ware and utensils on a side-
board or table and guests serve
themselves.
I love buffets, because
they are so stress-free for me as
a hostess, says Vujinovic.
Since the food is already on
the serving table, I dont have
to keep running back and forth
to the kitchen to keep bring-
ing out different courses or
dishes; I can relax and enjoy
the evening. On the other
hand, as a guest, I like buffets
because this setting allows me
to eat the food I want; I dont
feel obligated to have to sam-
ple everything that is being
passed around the table.
If youre hosting a seated
buffet, water glasses should be
filled and on the table before
your guests sit down to their
meal. Guests should be guided
to pick up their dinnerware
and place it at their individual
setting.
Set the perfect table
If you opt to set your table
in advance or if youre a buffet
guest setting your own place
setting, remember, forks go to
the left, knives then spoons to
the right. The sharp side of the
knife blade should be turned
toward the dinner plate. And
remember, only include uten-
sils in your place setting that
will be used for the courses you
are serving; extra pieces may
confuse your guests.
The bread plate goes on
the left of the dinner plate,
glasses on the right.
Dont panic if you arent
sure about the proper place set-
ting for each meal. Vujinovic
says you can find cheat
sheets or place setting guides
for various meals on the
companys website, replace-
ments.com, under the sites
neat things tab.
Tips for hosts and guests
Remember, the host/
hostess always sits last. That
person will let you know when
its OK to begin eating. They
may offer a blessing or state-
ment or perhaps start by pass-
ing a dish.
Always pass food around
the table counter clockwise to
your right and refrain from
serving yourself first. Pass the
salt and pepper as a set, even if
youre only asked for one. If
youre not sure which utensil
to use with each course, start
on the outsideand work in
toward the dinner plate. Dont
cut more than one or two bites
of food at a time, and never
butter an entire roll or piece of
bread. Instead, pinch off pieces
small enough for one or two
bites and butter those first.
If you need to excuse
yourself temporarily, place
your napkin on your chair to
indicate you will be coming
back. Signify youre finished
with the meal by placing your
napkin to the left of the dinner
plate, and your fork and knife
side by side diagonally across
your plate with the sharp side
of the knife blade facing
inward and the fork tines up.
Turn your cellphone on
vibrate or dont even bring it
to the table. Enjoy the compa-
ny of those around you.
And what if you commit a
major holiday fumble by acci-
dently breaking a piece of the
hosts dinnerware?
You should certainly
offer to replace the broken
piece, especially if it has senti-
mental value for the host or
hostess. If you dont know the
name of the pattern or the
manufacturer, Replacements
offers a free pattern identifica-
tion service that is a valuable
resource, says Vujinovic.
Still hungry for more tips?
You can find additional eti-
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hristmas has always been

is injected directly into

is the most prescribed

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