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Zone 2, Vol. 13, No. 11
History of our flag
he United States Flag

is the third oldest of
the National Standards of the world and is older
than the Union Jack of
Britain or the Tricolor of
France.
The flag was first authorized by Congress on June 14,
1777. This date is now
observed as Flag Day throughout America.
The flag was first flown
from Fort Stanwix, on the site
of the present city of Rome,
New York, on August 3, 1777.
It was first under fire for three

days later in the Battle of
Oriskany on August 6, 1777.
It was first decreed that
there should be a star and a
stripe for each state (or thirteen colonies) whereby there
were
thirteen
original
colonies at that time.
The three colors of the
Flag can be explained as follows: red is for valor, zeal and
fervency; the white for hope
purity, cleanliness of life, and
rectitude of conduct; the blue
stands for the color of heaven,
a reverence to God, loyalty,

sincerity, justice and truth.
The star (an ancient
symbol of India, Persia and
Egypt) symbolized dominion
and sovereignty, as well as
lofty aspirations. The constellation of the stars within the
union, one star for each state,
is emblematic of our Federal
Constitution, which reserves
to the States their individual
sovereignty except as to rights
delegated by them to the
Federal Government.
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The Montville United Methodist
Church, 29 Whitehall Road (Route 202)
Towaco will be having a gently used
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Thursday, June 18 from 6-8pm in the
rear of the educational building,
upstairs. We have a large selection of
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school at 973-334-3924.
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Saturday, June 13. Holy Spirit School,
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Pequannock. Tuesday, Wednesday,
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Saturday: 6-11pm. Come and enjoy
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special appearance made by Batman
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Suffering from the memories of war
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Come and find out more. Call Barry
Jensen at 973-809-9665 Point Man
Ministries meets the first Thursday of
every month from 7:30-9:30pm at
Cornerstone Chapel 620 Route 23
North, Pompton Plains.
The United Ostomates of North
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potential, new, mature or reversed
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Meetings are on the second Monday of
the month at Chilton Medical Center,
97 West Parkway, Pompton Plains at
7pm. Call Jo Ann Valent for information 973-831-5168.
The Montville Township Womens
Club has an ongoing project: comfort
pillows for breast cancer patients. Call
Chairperson Alexandria Sarra at 973-
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donations for purchase of polyfill for
the pillows, should be made payable
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Box 267, Montville, NJ 07045.
Toastmasters can help improve public
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Hollywood Restaurant & Pizzeria, 376
Fairfield Road, Fairfield from 7-9pm.
Guests welcome. For information, visit
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The Montville Senior Citizens Club is
open to Montville Township residents
aged 55 and older. The club meets
every first and third Friday of the
month at the Montville Senior House,
Route 202 South. Refreshments
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Am I a good man? Tell me Ive led a good life?

By Mark Charnet
hese were the questions asked by James

Ryan of his wife, in
the Spielberg movie, Saving
Private Ryan, aired this past
Memorial Day on AMC. He
was at the gravesite of
Captain John H. Miller, the
man sent to find him after his
2 brothers were killed during
the US led Allied Forces invasion of Normandy and a 3rd
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Tom Hanks portrayal of John
Miller, where Ryan eventually
understood the depth and
risks of Millers assignment to
locate him in France so he
could return home as the only
survivor of the Ryan brothers
gone to war.
Ryan understood the
awesome responsibility of living a life worth saving and the
lives that were lost bringing

him home. He was charged by
those who sacrificed everything, to succeed in his life, to
be a good man and live a good
life. The movie depicts that
Private Ryan did indeed do all
of the above, surrounded by
his family at the gravesite of
his fallen comrade, the commander of the mission, an
English school teacher, this
brave leader with his dying
breath, charged Ryan to
earn it!
I attended the Memorial
Day parade in Wayne last
week, to see my youngest son
Sam, march with the Wayne
Hills High School Band as
he carried the beat, clanging
the cymbals exactly on cue
for 3 miles. American Flags
were everywhere and patriotism was on high as each color
guard procession marched by

the grandstand. Veterans
were marching and folks
applauded as the events
unfolded in front of us.
Spectators thanked the
marchers for their service to
our country, their service to
their communities and the
sacrifices they endured, so
the rest of us can live free
from harm and in peace.
Servicemen and women, volunteer firefighters, emergency medical service workers, first aid volunteers,
ambulance drivers, sheriff
officers, police officers and
other dedicated workers and
volunteers, all marching
together to honor those who
lost their lives in service to
their country and those who
continue to serve their country and their neighborhoods
through volunteerism.
So now I must ask you,

the reader, if you are honoring
those who died defending our
way of life by leading an honorable life worth dying for?
How would those men who
landed in Normandy, to face
bullets and bombs, judge your
life that many of them died to
defend and keep safe? Would
you make them proud or
would their sacrifice have
been in vain based solely on
the example of how you have
lived your life? Its an introspective point to ponder and I
suggest that you do so for a
moment, asking yourself the
same two questions that James
Ryan asked his wife: Am I a
good man and have I led a
good life? The important
thing to realize is that if you
honestly answer the questions
in the negative, there is plenty of time to change your
answer by doing those things
that will make your life a great
one as well as being a better
person. One form of measure
is the value you place in helping others where you will
incur no economic benefit.
Another, would be determined by the financial assistance you provide to others
and a 3rd would be based on
the personal time you invest
to benefit others.
Financially speaking, virtually everyone can afford to
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not injurious to your budget,
to help other less fortunate
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to you and much more. Not
the same day, month, year or
even decade, but, it will come
back and in a much larger
amount! The second is, you
will feel amazingly wealthy as
a result of the action to give to
others in much greater need
than yourself. There was an ad
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first, even before your other
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more, invest more and give
more. One day you may find
that your discipline, sacrifice
and consistency has paid-off
handsomely for all concerned,
both within your family circle
as well as outside your circle.
When you look at your spouse
later in life to ask the questions that James Ryan asked of
his, she may well respond in
the extreme affirmative stating you are a good man,
adding that she is proud of you
for living a good life and providing your family with the
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History of our flag

continued from page 1
The symbolism of the Flag

was thus interpreted by
Washington: We take the
stars from Heaven, the red
from our mother country, separating it by white stripes,
thus showing that we have
separated from her, and the
white stripes shall go
down to posterity representing Liberty.
In 1791, Vermont, and in
1792, Kentucky were admitted to the Union and the
number of stars and stripes
was raised to fifteen in correspondence. As other states
came into the Union it
became evident there would
be too many stripes. So in
1818 Congress enacted that
the number of stripes be
reduced and restricted henceforth to thirteen representing
the thirteen original states;
while a star should be added
for each succeeding state.

That law still holds true today.
The name Old Glory
was given to our National Flag
on August 10, 1831, by
Captain William Driver of the
brig Charles Doggett.
The Flag was first carried
in battle at the Brandywine,
September 11, 1777. It first
flew over foreign territory on
January 28, 1778, at Nassau,
Bahama Islands; Fort Nassau
having been captured by the
American in the course of the
war for independence. The
first foreign salute to the flag
was rendered by the French
Admiral LaMotte Piquet, off
Quiberon Bay, February 13,
1778.
The United States Flag
is unique in the deep and
noble significance of its message to the entire world, a
message of national independence with individual lib-
erty, idealism and patriotism.

It symbolizes national independence and popular sovereignty. It is not the Flag of a
reigning family or royal
house, but of 205 million free
people welded into a Nation,
one and inseparable, united
not only by community of
interest, but by vital unity of
sentiment and purpose; a
Nation distinguished for the
clear individual conception of
its citizens alike of their
duties and their privileges,
their obligations and their
rights.
The American flag
incarnates for all mankind
the spirit of Liberty and the
glorious ideal of human
Freedom; not the freedom of
unrestraint or the liberty of
license, but a unique ideal of
equal opportunity for life, liberty and the pursuit of happicontinued on page 8
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History of our flag

ness, safeguarded by the stern

and lofty principles of duty,
righteousness with justice,
and attainable by obedience
to self-imposed laws.
Floating from the lofty
pinnacle
of
American
Idealism, it is a beacon of
enduring hope, like the
famous Bartholdi Statue of
Liberty enlightening the
World to the oppressed of all

lands. It floats over a wondrous assemblage of people
from every racial stock of the
earth whose united hearts
constitute an indivisible and
invincible force for the
defense and succor of the
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of living light are the names
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the Fathers of the Republic
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their lives, their fortunes and
their sacred honor. Twice-told
tales of National honor and
glory cluster thickly about it.
Ever victorious, it has
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How to revitalize an aging sofa
ouches are an important component of

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of an aging sofa. Fitted slipcovers slide right over the

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4 BR, 1.1BA, 2 CAR GAR.
EXPANDED CAPE COD!

3 BR, 1 BA.
PRICE REDUCED!
POMPTON LAKES $299,999
BUTLER $179,800
BUTLER $319,900
KINNELON $580,000
KINNELON $474,900
3.875/3.957 APR
3.875/3.932 APR
3.875/3.977 APR
3.875/4.035 APR
3.875/3.972 APR
3.875/3.936 APR
$1,476 PER MONTH
$2,344 PER MONTH
$1,129 PER MONTH
$676 PER MONTH
$1,203 PER MONTH
$2,182 PER MONTH
$1,787 PER MONTH
MANY UPDATES!
CHARM & HISTORIC DETAILS!

3 BR, 2.2 BA.
PRICE REDUCED!
3 BR, 1.1 BA
GREAT STARTER HOME!

2 BR, 1 BA.
LAKE EDENWALD RANCH!

3 BR, 1 BA.
GORGEOUS LAKEFRONT VIEWS!

4 BR, 2.1 BA.
EXPANDED RANCH!
LINCOLN PARK $327,000
RANDOLPH $465,000
RIVERDALE $1,349,900
WAYNE $379,800
WEST MILFORD $319,000
3.875/3.945 APR
3.875/3.970 APR
3.875/3.995 APR
3.875/3.988 APR
3.875/3.946 APR
3.875/3.910 APR
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$1,230 PER MONTH
$931 PER MONTH
$997 PER MONTH
$1,749 PER MONTH
$5,078 PER MONTH
$1,429 PER MONTH
$1,200 PER MONTH
NEWLY LISTED!
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RAISED RANCH!
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Equal Housing Opportunity. Each office is independently owned and operated.
All information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Prices subject to change. If your property is currently listed with a real estate broker please disregard this offer.
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Mortgage Payments listed above are based on principal & interest only on a 30yr fixed mortgage and does not include taxes, insurance or condo dues. Mortgage Payments listed above are based on a 20% down payment. APR based on a 740 credit score as of May 22, 2015. Terms for Condos listed above are subject to meeting
Fannie Mae Guidelines. This information is not to be considered a commitment to lend. Programs and terms are subject to change without notice. NJ Lenders Corp. is a Licensed Mortgage Banker, States of NJ, NY, CT, FL, MD, PA and VA Banking Departments, NMLS #35286 Equal Housing Lender.
Page 24, Zone 2
June 3, 2015
Realty Executives names top Realtors
athleen
English,
Realty
Executives
Pompton
Plains
Regional Branch Office
Manager, is pleased to
announce, recognize and congratulate
the
following
Realtors from our Pompton

Plains Office for their outstanding accomplishments for
the Month of April:
Realtor Associate, Todd
Behnken has once again been
named Top Listing Agent in
the Pompton Plains Office.

Todd, a resident of Wayne,
was honored in 2014 by the
NJ Monthly magazine as a
Five Star Agent and the New
Jersey
Association
of
Realtors with the Gold Level
MARIA FERRITO
Professional Full Service Realtor
CALL MARIA
at 973-986-6914 Cell
for CURRENT MARKET VALUE
OF YOUR HOME
O
ALS
TOWNHOME SPECIALIST
RELOCATION AGENT
maria.ferrito@century21.com
~ SHORT SALE AGENT ~

OWE MORE THAN
YOUR HOME IS WORTH?
NJ CIRCLE OF EXCELLENCE
2002-2014
Consistent
TOP PRODUCER
in the WAYNE area.
GEMINI LLC Realty

973-696-1111x131
197 Berdan Ave., Wayne, NJ
EN
R
FOR
WAYNE
$1,049,000
Custom 5BR 5.5BA

Colonial, sunken family
room, sunroom, 3 car gar.
Rental $5,500/mo.
Circle of Excellence Award.

The Top Selling Agent
for April is Realtor Broker
Associate and Manager
of
Business
Development, Melissa FloranceLynch. Melissa, a lifelong
Pequannock Township Resident and Licensed Realtor
in New Jersey for more than
17 years, was honored in 2014
by the NJ Monthly magazine
To Advertise in
Our Real Estate
Section
Call
973-696-8008
Todd Behnken
Melissa Florance-Lynch
as a Five Star Agent and the

New Jersey Association of
Realtors with the Bronze
Level Circle of Excellence
Award. Melissa currently
serves on the Pequannock
Township Council and is a
committed volunteer in her
community.
For more information, or

to reach Todd or Melissa call
the
Realty
Executives
Pompton Plains Regional
Branch Office located at
363 Route 23 South at
973-305-5880
or
visit
www.RealtyExecutives.com.
BLOOMINGDALE $649,900
KINNELON $469,000
KINNELON $525,000
KINNELON $565,000
KINNELON $599,900
KINNELON $649,000
Truly welcoming Custom 3BR/2BA Colonial enhanced by a Mountain View. Gas FPL, Wood Floor,
MB, Deck. MLS #3213137
Inviting 3BR/2BA Split-Level. 2 FPLS, Formal Dining

R, Zoned Heat/Cooling, 2 CAR GAR, Baseement. MLS
#3208649
Smoke Rise-4BR + Office, 4.1BA Wooded-Lot Colonial on 3.79 Acres, Cozy FPLC, Skylight, Ceramic Tile
Flr, Deck, 2 CAR GAR. MLS #3223001
Treat yourself with luxury in this outstanding

4BR/2+BA Colonial situated on 1.51 Acres. 2 FPLCS,
Skylight, Deck. MLS #3216278
Experience the charm of this lovely, 5BR/3+BA Colonial sited on 1.31 Acres. Attractive Pool, 2 FPLCS,
Patio. MLS #3212563
Smoke Rise-Retreat to this 3BR/4BA, streamside

Ranch nicely sited on 1.33 Acres. 3 FPLCS, Cathedral
Ceilings, Wood Flooring. MLS #3220985
KINNELON $850,000
KINNELON $879,000
KINNELON $1,249,900
MONTVILLE $1,375,000
ROCKAWAY $359,900
ROCKAWAY $1,875,000
A splendid new beginning awaits you in this Fenced

5BR/2+BA Lake-View Colonial. 3 CAR GAR, 2
FPLCS, Deck. MLS #3215865
Smoke Rise-Discover the charm and elegance pervading this Contemporary Custom 4BR/5+BA positioned on 1 Acre, 3 CAR GAR, Deck. MLS #3210217
Smoke Rise-Captivating 5BR/4+BA home ideally

sited on 2.39 Acres , I/G Pool. 4 FPLCS, Full W/O
Low Level, an Entertainers Dream. MLS #3197811
Welcome to Brookwood Estates! 6BR/4.1BA Col. feat

Timeless Beauty w/Hand Crafted Excellence & Old
World Charm. MLS #3224154
Treat yourself to this 3BR/2+BA, Park-Area home ideally set on 1.39 Acres. 2 FPLCS, Cathedral Ceilings.
GAR. MLS #3220741
Custom 4BR/3BA Mountain-View, Lake home on

1.55 Acres. 4 CAR GAR, 2 FPLCS, Cathedral Ceilings, Patio. MLS #3221112
June 3, 2015
Glen Wild Lake
The Best-Kept Secret in New Jersey
Just 15 minutes from Franklin Lakes Step outside your

home and your op!ons are many. The lakes of Bloomingdale
are wonderful for swimming, fishing, canoeing and motor
boa!ng in warm weather, and ice fishing, cross-country
skiing and ska!ng in the winter. There is also great hiking and
camping in the area, and lots of places to go birding. What's
more, with powerful local associa!ons that own and control
much of the land, future development is greatly controlled.
New York Times
Zone 2, Page 25
Glen Wild Lake - Lakefront Homes Currently Listed

by Boswell Aisoa & Co.
73 South Road, Bloomingdale

3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths
Escape the rigors of daily life...step onto

your private "Rocky Point" peninsula &
enter a new world. Not to be outdone by
the magical se#ng, the home itself was
constructed with the utmost a"en!on to
detail boas!ng the finest of finishings.
Oered at $899,000
62 Leach Drive, Bloomingdale

3 Bedrooms, 3 Baths
Walls of glass seemingly disappear as

one of Northern New Jersey's best kept
secret's becomes your private oasis. Access the lake any!me from your private
dock and boat house and enjoy swimming, sailing, fishing, and much more.
Oered at $749,000
149 Pine Tree Road, Bloomingdale

3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths
Built in 2008, this custom crasman

home tastefully blends sophis!cated
charm and design with a magical se#ng.
Balconies and windows abound, serene
lakeviews can be experienced from just
about everywhere.
Oered at $649,900
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June 3, 2015
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Advertise in the Classifieds.
When its time to sell something you no longer

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Dumpster Services
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June 3, 2015
Zone 2, Page 27
How to protect your pets from extreme heat

to skin cancer than other

dogs, making it imperative
that owners of such dogs
reduce their exposure to the
sun on hot days when the UV
index is especially dangerous.
Let dogs inside. Doghouses might not be as prevalent as they once were, but
many owners still keep doghouses in their backyards so
their four-legged friends have
a place to relax outdoors on
lazy afternoons. But doghouses can be similar to parked
cars on especially hot days,
making rising temperatures
feel even hotter. Let dogs
hang out inside in an air conditioned room on hot days to
reduce their risk of heatstroke.
Learn to recognize the
signs of heatstroke. Pets suffering from heatstroke will

exhibit certain symptoms,
and pet owners who learn to
recognize those symptoms can
do something about them
before its too late. Heavy
panting, glazed eyes, rapid
heartbeat, difficulty breathing, excessive thirst, and lack
of coordination are just a few
potential indicators that
a pet is suffering from heatstroke. Animals that are very
old, very young, overweight,
and unaccustomed to prolonged exercise, as well as
those who have heart or
respiratory conditions, are
especially susceptible to
heatstroke. Learn more
about pets and heatstroke at
www.humanesociety.org.
Extreme heat can be
dangerous to pets, who often

suffer in silence when dealing
with the consequences of
extreme heat. Pet owners
who take certain precautions
and learn to recognize signs of
a pet struggling with heat can
better protect their animals
from succumbing to rising
temperatures.
Dr. Matthew Krupnick is the
owner of the Pequannock Animal Hospital. He grew up in
Kinnelon and is happy to be
home with his wife, three cats,
and two dogs to provide quality and compassionate care for
pets in the community. The Pequannock Animal Hospital is
located at 591 Newark Pompton Turnpike in Pompton
Plains. You can reach the hospital by calling 973-616-0400.
Let dogs hang

out inside in an
air conditioned
room on hot
days to reduce
their risk of
heatstroke.

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