Manchester Accepts Donation of Senior Motion Wellness System

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AUGUST 5TH, 2016 THIS WEEKS
ISSUE
Pages 10-11
Ocean County
Featured Events
Manchester Accepts Donation of
Senior Motion Wellness System
Pages 12-18
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A Summary of
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Fishing & Outdoor
Sections coming
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Toms River Senior
Center News
Other News
Horoscopes P. 4
Weather P.2
Blue Claws News
P. 7
Manchester Township is pleased to accept the generous donation of a Senior
Motion Wellness System from Pfizer and the Wakefern Food Corporation
that will serve as a fitness and meeting space for seniors at Harry Wright
Lake.
The Township Council accepted the donation through a resolution passed
at their July 25, 2016, meeting. Representatives said that the equipment ties
into an initiative to encourage seniors to eat well, socialize, and challenge
their minds.
“It’s going to be a great benefit to the town,” said Director of Public Works
Al Yodakis, who worked with representatives from Pfizer and Wakefern to
select a location for the equipment at Harry Wright Lake beyond the band
shell and adjacent to the outdoor fitness center and walking trail. The entire
process of manufacturing to installation is expected to take approximately
six weeks.
Because of our sizeable senior citizen population, Manchester Township is
the first site selected by Pfizer and Wakefern to receive a donation of this
wellness system. The equipment will serve as a neighborhood destination
where senior residents can meet, exercise, and connect with one another. In
addition to the exercise center, benches are planned at the site.
“On behalf of the Council, I’d like to thank Pfizer and Wakefern for their
generous contribution to Manchester Township,” said Council President
James A. Vaccaro. Mayor Kenneth Palmer also offered his appreciation to
the companies for their donation.
The Township Council is committed to keeping costs down and creating
opportunities for our senior population with no impact to the taxpayers,
and is thankful for the assistance of our neighboring businesses in a “spirit
of mutual cooperation.”
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NO.
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Four Arrested In
Connection with
Heroin Distribution
Including Father
and Son
Manchester Township NJ – An
investigation by members of
the Manchester Township Police
Department’s Narcotics Enforcement
Team (N.E.T.) culminated in the
search of a Crestwood Village home
and the arrests of four individuals on
heroin distribution and other drug
related charges on Thursday night.
During the late evening hours
of July 28, 2016, members of the
department’s Narcotics Enforcement
Team executed a court authorized
search warrant at an Amesbury
Road residence in the Crestwood
Village section of the Township.
The investigation began after
the Narcotics Enforcement Team
received complaints about possible
drug distribution on that block.
Surveillance was established in the
area and an investigation ultimately
led to the receipt of a search warrant
for the residence.
During the search of the home,
evidence of heroin distribution,
along with 149 doses of heroin
were recovered. In addition, more
than $3,000.00 in cash, believed to
be proceeds of heroin sales, was
seized. Furthermore, paraphernalia
associated with the distribution of
heroin was also seized.
Arrested at the residence were the
following:
• Rocco R. Scalzo Jr., 48, Grinnell
Avenue, Manchester
• James P. Gnatowsky, 44, San Carlos
Street, Toms River
• James S. Gnatowsky, 23, Dolan
Street,
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OC Traffic News
TOMS RIVER – Ocean County Freeholder Director
James F. Lacey has announced that traffic delays and
detours may exist at the following locations, which
are being improved.
CR 539 AT ROUTE 9, Tuckerton
Borough
Updated : Monday, August 01,
2016
Extent: Lane and Shoulder
Closures
Purpose: Signal Improvements
and Road Widening
Time: July 25, 2016 to August 26,
2016
GARDEN STATE PARKWAY
INTERCHANGE 91, Herborn
Avenue, Burnt Tavern Road, Lanes
Mill Road, and Burrsville Road,
Brick Township
2016
Closures with Changing Traffic
Patterns
Purpose: Construction of
Northbound and Southbound
Entrance and Exit Ramps, and
Local Road Widening
Time: May 18, 2015 to February
2017
WEST VETERANS HIGHWAY,
Whitesville Road to Siena Drive,
Jackson Township
2016
Closures with Alternating Traffic
Purpose: Road Widening,
Drainage, and Paving
Time: August 17, 2015 to
September 30, 2016
ROUTE 166, Old Freehold Road
to Highland Parkway, Toms River
Township
2016
Extent: Lane Shifts and Closures,
and Changing Traffic Patterns
Purpose: Road Reconstruction
and Resurfacing, and Utility
Relocation
Time: March 28, 2016 to June
2018
ROUTE 9, Westecunk Creek to
Garden State Parkway, Little Egg
Harbor Township, Tuckerton
Borough, and Eagleswood
Township
2016
Extent: Daytime Shoulder
Closures and Lane Shifts and
Shoulder Closures, and Nighttime
Alternating Traffic Patterns
Purpose: Milling and Paving, and
Roadway Improvements
Time: March 28, 2016 to October
3, 2016
UNITED WAY OF MONMOUTH AND OCEAN
COUNTIES HOLDS ANNUAL “STUFF THE
BUS” DRIVE FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES
Drug Distribution
Arrest
During the month of May 2016 members
of the Toms
Police
United Way of Monmouth and Ocean Counties is now holding its River
Depar
tment
’s
annual “Stuff the Bus” school supply drive at eight locations throughout
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Monmouth and Ocean County to meet the growing demand for
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school supplies needed by children throughout the community. The
drive is designed to help ensure that all children begin the school year T e a m
concluded
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with the tools they will need to succeed.
month
long
“Providing these educational supplies helps support a child’s ability to
investigation
learn while removing some of the financial burden from both parents
into
the
and teachers,” says Timothy C. Hearne, President & CEO of United Way
distribution
of Monmouth and Ocean Counties. “Donations from the Stuff the Bus
of heroin by
drive allow children to focus on their assignments instead of worrying
an individual
about whether they have the tools to complete them.”
named
Gary
Stuff the Bus events will be held at eight local stores, all from 10 a.m. Fox, 30, of Old Street in Toms River. The
to 3 p.m., where shoppers are invited to donate new school supplies subsequent arrest of Fox led to the seizure
to the drive:
of 80 wax folds of heroin and $740.00 in U.S.
Friday, August 5 – Walmart in Neptune
currency. A search of a storage unit belonging
Saturday, August 6 – Walmart in Freehold and Walmart in Manahawkin to Fox led to the seizure of an additional 83
Friday, August 12 – Boscov’s at the Monmouth Mall in Eatontown
bricks of heroin (4,150 individual doses with
Saturday, August 13 – Walmart in Howell and Walmart in Brick
a street value of approximately $25,000.00).
Sunday, August 14 – Wegmans in Ocean Township
Fox was charged with distributing heroin,
School supplies can also be donated to the drive online through a possession of heroin and possession of over
convenient website called Roonga. Any items purchased through one half ounce of heroin (2nd degree). Bail
Roonga will be shipped directly to United Way, and most of the needed was set at $75,000.00 no ten percent and he
items can be found on the site. The online drive can be accessed here eventually posted that amount pending his
through August 1 at https://www.roonga.com/uwmocstb/.
appearance in court.
In addition to providing an opportunity to donate school supplies, A separate investigation into Fox’s’ continued
United Way offers volunteers a way to give their time to the drive. distribution of heroin was launched in
Volunteers ages 12 and up are needed at the community events, and July 2016 by the Special Enforcement
also to help count and sort donations through the month of August. Team. On July 28th this investigation led
Interested volunteers can register by contacting Jackie Liguori at 848- to the execution of a search warrant at
Fox’s residence on Old Street. This search
206-2037 or [email protected].
Stuff the Bus will be one of the first joint initiatives for United Way of warrant led to the seizure of approximately
Monmouth and Ocean Counties, which was recently formed through 540 wax folds of heroin, over a pound
a merger of United Way of Monmouth County and United Way of and a half of marijuana, $1,984.00 in U.S.
Ocean County. For more information about United Way of Monmouth currency, prescription medications, a scale
and Ocean Counties or the Stuff the Bus drive, please contact Kaarina and packaging materials used to distribute
narcotics.
Romero at 848-206-2042 or visit uwmoc.org.
Fox was charged with
possession of heroin,
possession of heroin
with the intent to
distribute, possession
Friday Sunny, with a high near 83. Calm wind New rainfall amounts of less than a tenth of
of over 50 grams of
becoming south 5 to 9 mph in the afternoon.
an inch, except higher amounts possible in
Friday Night A slight chance of showers after thunderstorms.
marijuana, possession
midnight. Partly cloudy, with a low around
of
marijuana
72. Southwest wind around 8 mph. Chance Sunday Mostly sunny, with a high near 86.
with the intent to
of precipitation is 20%.
Sunday Night Mostly clear, with a low around
distribute, possession
65.
of
Alprazolam,
Saturday A chance of showers and
possession
of
thunderstorms. Partly sunny, with a high near
Monday Sunny, with a high near 84.
90. Southwest wind around 8 mph. Chance Monday Night Mostly clear, with a low around
Suboxone,
and
of precipitation is 40%. New rainfall amounts
65.
possession of drug
between a tenth and quarter of an inch, except
paraphernalia.
Bail
higher amounts possible in thunderstorms.
Tuesday Sunny, with a high near 85.
was
set
at
$60,000.00
Saturday Night A chance of showers and
Tuesday Night Partly cloudy, with a low
with no ten percent
thunderstorms before 2am, then a slight
around 69.
option. He is being
chance of showers. Mostly cloudy, with a low
around 69. Chance of precipitation is 40%.
Wednesday Mostly sunny, with a high near 87.
housed in the Ocean
County Jail.
Structure Fire
Photo credit is Officer Walter Herman, Toms River Police Department
On August 4th at 3:30 am Police
and Fire units were alerted to a
smoke condition at 94 east Water
Street.
The smoke initially was observed
coming from the east, northeast
side of the building. As the officers
and
firefighters
approached
the building they could hear
continues small explosions from
within the structure. This was later
determined to be small caliber
ammunition detonating from the
heat inside of an office space.
The investigators determined
that the building’s owner is a
competitive shooter and there were
approximately 100,000 rounds
of
ammunition
stored within the
building. The fire
was under control at
5:30 am. The cause
has not yet been
determined
and
the investigation is
ongoing.
The first responding
Police officers on
the scene were
Adam Carey and
Adam Worth. The
investigation
is being jointly
conducted
with
Toms
River
Detectives Thomas
DiMichele
and
Roger Hull, Toms
River Fire Prevention
Investigators
Dominick Roselli and John Novak,
Ocean County Prosecutors Office
Arson Investigator Det. Thomas
Haskell, and The Ocean County
Sheriff’s Department CSI Division.
Fire Units on scene:
Toms River Fire Companies
#1 & 2, East Dover Fire,
Silverton Fire, Pleasant Plains
Fire, Island Heights Fire,
Ambulance Units on scene:
Toms River EMS, Toms River
Volunteer EMS and Silverton
Volunteer EMS
Businesses located within
the structure that was
damaged are:
HEROIN • Kellyann M. Lomberk, 36, Amesbury
Lanoka Harbor
from page 1
Road, Whiting
All four individuals were charged with
possession of heroin, possession with intent to distribute
heroin, possession of drug paraphernalia, and possession
of hypodermic needles.
Bail for Lomberk and James P. Gnatowsky’s was set at
$50,000 while bail for James S. Gnatowsky’s was set at
$25,000. Scalzo’s bail was set at $15.000. All four subjects
were unable to post bail and were subsequently transported
to the Ocean County Jail.
The investigation was led by the Manchester Police
Department’s Narcotics Enforcement Team. Assisting
with this investigation were officers from both the Police
Department’s Investigations and Patrol Bureaus as well as
members of its K-9 unit.
Residents are reminded that drug related tips can be
reported to the Manchester Police anonymously at 732657-6111 or online via the Department’s website, www.
manchesterpolicenj.com, by clicking the “Tip Line” link.
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ARIES: 21st March & 20th April
Don’t ignore tension that might have arisen in regards to future
plans you are considering. There could be more seriousness behind
objections than you realize, particularly when it comes to obligations
involved or what might be put to one side. Anybody else will be
dealing with details – you will be dealing with the big picture.
TAURUS: 21st April & 20th May
Don’t take any risks based on what you believe other people will
support as they could find ways of side stepping matters. When left to
your own devices you may start to become doubtful of the ideas you
have or any previous discussions you might have had. Put your mind
on what you can control as time goes on.
FOR GEMINI: 21st May & 20th June
You could feel left behind as someone else sets out to put their
energies into matters that interest them. What you might need to
question is the level of responsibility you have been prepared to take
on to support them. Rather than feel sorry for yourself, cast your mind
to what you need to put into place for yourself.
CANCER: 21st June & 22nd July
It can be the detail that trips you up with any ideas you might want
to implement on a daily basis. Gaining a clear perception on the
outcome might be difficult and you need to be careful that you don’t
look at things, as you want to see them rather than their actual reality.
There is someone who will take a very black or white approach.
LEO: 23rd July & 22nd August
Life will seem to operate at two levels – one where you want to focus
on what you want to put in place. The other level involves matters of
pleasure or celebrations. However, there is a greater balance of serious
things that require your attention. This might make you realise proper
daily routines makes things a lot easier.
VIRGO: 23rd August & 22nd September
You may wonder what you have done to deserve so much attention.
Gaining a clear idea of the true position of somebody else can be
almost impossible. Best to observe and simply wait for things to
surface of their own accord in their own time. Create opportunities to
enjoy yourself otherwise serious matters will take over.
LIBRA: 23rd September & 22nd October
You need to bide your time when it comes to discussing ideas or
details with somebody else in any situation where you are hoping to
get an agreement. They won’t be making things easier for you. Put
your energies into gathering more information – it could lead to a
moment of enlightenment of an easier method.
SCORPIO: 23rd October & 21st November
Stop and think about what you have learned either about yourself or
circumstances you have had to deal with in the last year. This can set
you on a new path for the next 2 years. Be cautious with friendships
or involvement with a group of people right now, especially if any
tensions start to form. You have strength of mind.
SAGITTARIUS: 22nd November & 21st December
There will be a turning point with personal obligations and
responsibilities and you need to be certain about the actions you are
prepared to take. This is no time to take on extra pressure to ease a
situation for somebody else. If you are not clear on something, say so.
What you accept will influence the next 2 years of your life.
CAPRICORN: 22nd December & 19th January
You can gain some vision of the path ahead but you need to bear in
mind that there is a lot going on behind the scenes in some way or
has an unknown quality. For this reason, don’t be surprised if you have
periods of confusion. You can also feel quite clear in your mind and
wonder why these two things seem be in play. They just are.
AQUARIUS: 20th January & 18th February
Someone else is likely to take a dominant approach and you must
employ what you have learnt in the past to ensure it doesn’t end up
leaving you with extra obligations. There could be a real challenge
between what is expected of you and your own priorities. This is a test
in standing up for your rights. Resistance is the key.
PISCES: 19th February & 20th March
You will either be unsure of exactly what someone else means with
what they say or you could feel uncertain about the best way of
handling it. Don’t feel as though the obligation is on you to sort it out.
More important is that you protect yourself from situations that could
limit you or bring greater pressure into your life.
ADULTS NEED VACCINES,
TOO!
NATIONAL IMMUNIZATION
AWARENESS MONTH
“Every year, tens of thousands of adults
in the United States suffer serious health
problems, are hospitalized, or even die
from diseases that could have been
prevented by vaccination.
There is
much focus on adult vaccinations; lately,
television commercials show adults with
shingles and the importance of the shingles
vaccination and also ads for pneumococcal
vaccination to prevent pneumonia,” said
Ocean County Freeholder Deputy Director
Gerry P. Little, Liaison to the Ocean County
Board of Health.
Daniel Regenye, Ocean County Health
Department (OCHD) Public Health
Coordinator, said, “As we celebrate the
importance of immunizations through
life – and to help remind adults that they
need vaccines, too; the Ocean County
Health Department is recognizing August
as National Immunization Month. This
is the perfect opportunity to make sure
adults are protected against diseases like
flu, whooping cough, tetanus, shingles and
pneumococcal disease.”
The specific vaccines adults need are
determined by factors such as age,
lifestyle, risk conditions, locations of travel,
and previous vaccines. All adults should
talk to their health care professionals to
make sure they are up-to-date on vaccines
recommended for them.
Regenye continued, “There is a
misconception among many adults
that vaccines are just for children. The
truth is, you never outgrow the need for
immunizations.”
The Ocean County Health Department
offers Tdap (tetanus, diphtheria and
pertussis) and shingles vaccinations every
first and third Thursday of the month from
1PM until 4PM. For the Tdap vaccination,
you must be over the age of 19 years and
for the shingles vaccination, over 60 years
of age. Although you do not need an
appointment for the Tdap vaccination, it
is necessary to make an appointment for
the shingles vaccination by calling 732341-9700, ext. 7604. Also, beginning in
the fall, the OCHD will begin its annual Flu
Campaign.
Visit the Ocean County Health Department
website at www.ochd.org or follow
the Health Department on Twitter@
OCpublichealth or like us on Facebook.
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Louise’s Story...
Hi! My name is Louise and I was pulled out of an
overcrowded shelter down in Tennessee. Some kind
folks rescued me and I lived with them for almost a
month before I was brought up to the Jersey Shore to
find my forever home. When I was in my foster home, I
Ioved to go for car rides and long walks. I also like oneon-one time with people and I LOVE to be brushed. I
am housebroken! Whoever takes me home must give
me some time and patience. I would do best in a calmer home with no youngsters. I myself
am about 5-6 yrs old and I like my people over 12! I did live with other dogs and was fine with
them but I do protect my food. I really am so happy to be up in NJ where I know someone will
take me home and love me forever!
Vienna’s Story...
This exotic-looking three-year-old came to us in early
December when her owners moved to a place that did
not allow pets. With her shiny black coat, her adorable
round face and her big green eyes, she is sure to catch
your attention by her good looks alone. She seems a bit
intimidated by her new surroundings at the moment,
but don’t be put off by her shyness, because once she
warms up to you, she can be an attentive and loving
friend. This quiet girl would prefer a home with no other
pets. So, if you’re looking for a little one-on-one quality time, just remember the words to
that old Billy Joel song… “Vienna waits for you.”
Man Injured in Animal Attack
Manchester Twp. NJ – On July 27, 2016 at
approximately 5 PM, a 53 year old Johnson
Avenue man, encountered, and was bitten
several times by an aggressive animal
believed to be a dog or a coyote in a wooded
area near his residence while walking his
German Shepard.
The encounter was reported to the
Manchester Township Police by the
Emergency Department of Ocean Medical
Center in Brick approximately four hours
after the incident occurred, when the victim
was at the facility receiving treatment.
The investigation revealed that the victim
received several bites, cuts and lacerations to
both arms from what he described as “a large
brown aggressive dog” which he came upon
in the woods. The victim reported that he
was surprised by the presence of the animal
and was attacked without any provocation.
He was treated and released by the
Emergency Department staff that night after
receiving numerous stitches on both arms.
There were no witnesses to the incident and
although an extensive neighborhood canvas
was conducted by members of the police
department, no one reported seeing an
animal matching the description in the area.
A few residents, however, reported hearing
what they believed to be coyote calls off in
the distance in the past.
The incident is currently being investigated
by Ptl. Kyle Rickvalsky along with the
Manchester Township Animal Control Officer
and representatives from the NJ Division of
Fish and Wildlife.
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PROPERTY ALERT SERVICE IMPLEMENTED BY OCEAN COUNTY CLERK
TOMS RIVER - The Ocean County Clerk’s
Office is offering an added layer of security
when it comes to property protection.
“The Ocean County Clerk’s Office Property
Alert Service is a key step in protecting your
property,” said Ocean County Freeholder
Director John P. Kelly, who serves as
Director of Law and Public Safety. “I want to
commend our County Clerk Scott Colabella
in implementing this new program which
provides a layer of protection against
property and mortgage fraud.”
The Property Alert Service is a free service
that provides property owners with email
alerts anytime that a document affecting a
specific property is recorded by the Ocean
County Clerk’s Office.
“Scammers record fraudulent documents
like fake deeds or record fake liens against
property owners,” Colabella said. “In some
instances, fraud on real property is not
discovered for years.
“To address these concerns and protect one
of the most important assets a person has,
my office now offers this free service that
immediately notifies you by email whenever
a document with your name is recorded in
the County Clerk’s Office,” he said.
Property owners can sign up for the free
service by visiting oceancountyclerk.com
and clicking on the Property Alert icon to
access the Property Alert Service page.
“It’s as simple as registering your name
or business name and your email address
and you will be automatically notified
electronically if a document is recorded with
your name,” Colabella said.
Ocean County Freeholder Virginia E. Haines
noted Colabella and the Ocean County
Department of Information Technology
collaborated on the project which resulted
in the launching of the Property Alert Service
in Ocean County.
“This is an important service that can be
accessed
by
our
homeowners
and
business
owners,”
said Haines, who
Serving Ocean County for 30 years
serves as liaison to
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our residents from
fraud and scammers
are useful and benefit
our property owners.”
Comic Relief
Thousands of documents are recorded
annually at the County Clerk’s office.
Of the 131,893 documents recorded in
2015, 24,492 were deeds and 22,778 were
mortgages.
“Based on the volume of deeds and
mortgages recorded monthly, it’s not
impossible for some items to be potentially
fraudulent,” Colabella said. “This program
will help property owners prevent potential
scams from affecting them.”
Kelly noted this program will also help seniors
and their caregivers in making certain there
is no fraudulent activity taking place.
“Ocean County is home to more than 160,000
senior citizens,” Kelly said. “This is yet another
way the County can offer some protection
against scammers.”
Colabella noted that unfortunately identity
theft is a growing consumer complaint and
property fraud which is a form of identity
theft is on the rise.
“While this service can’t prevent fraud, it’s
important to be notified early that someone
may be trying to steal your property without
your knowledge,” Colabella said.
He added that the only time recordings can
be refused is when statutory guidelines are
not met.
“As long as a document meets statutory
recording guidelines, New Jersey law requires
the Clerk’s Office to record the document,”
he said. “I am pleased we can offer this new
program to help our constituents detect
information that may be fraudulent.”
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See Minions on August 22nd
in Last Movie Night
LAKEWOOD, NJ - The BlueClaws will host the third and final session
of the RWJBarnabas Health Monday Night Movie Night Series at
FirstEnergy Park on August 22nd, with fans able to screenMinions on
the BlueClaws new 1,850 square-foot video board.
Fans will be able to enjoy the movie from either the lower seating
bowl or on the field with a blanket. All seating is general admission.
The gates will open at 6:30 and the movie will begin at 7:30 pm.
Concession stands will be open and feature both movie theater and
ballpark favorites. RWJBarnabas Health will also be on-hand with an
interactive display such as healthy eating and nutrition for children
and families, information on cardiac and concussion screenings for
young athletes and much more.
Tickets are just $5 for fans 12 years-old and up and $3 for fans
between the ages of
5 and 12 (children
four and under are
admitted free) each
and can be reserved
by
calling
the
BlueClaws at 732901-7000
option
2 or in person at
the BlueClaws Box
Office.
The
BlueClaws
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Jersey
Shore’s top stop for
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entertainment. They
BlueClaws Augtoberfest
Oktoberfest is coming to FirstEnergy Park in August - it’s Augtoberfest
at the BlueClaws game on Wednesday, August 31st, presented by
Cape May Brewery.
A full night of FUN is planned with live music kicking things off. From
5 pm - 7 pm, the Ziggy Zaggy Band, a Brooklyn-based polka band,
will play in the Coors Light WRAT Trap.
The first 1,500 fans receive a BlueClaws Beer Stein thanks to Cape
May Brewery, a one-of-a-kind giveaway item that promises to be a
collector’s item for BlueClaws fans for years to come! Additional fun
includes $4 pretzels all game, a Boot Drinking Competition, Yodeling
Contest, and Oktoberfest music all night long!
Augtoberfest Picnic - The BlueClaws will have a special Augtobefest
Picnic which runs from 6 pm - 8 pm and includes an all-you-can-eat
buffet (and a ticket to the game). Picnic food includes - Bratwurst,
Sauerkraut, Hog Dogs, Hamburgers, Beef Strogonaff, German Potato
Salad, Pretzel Bites, Spaetzle Mac-and-Cheese & more.
Picnic Registration - There are two ways to register for the picnic. Call
Mike Cassidy at 732-901-7000 ext 103 or or online at BlueClaws.com
Picnic registration is $29.95 for adults and $21.95 for juniors
(registration includes a ticket to the game).
have led the South Atlantic
League and New Jersey in
attendance in all 15 years of
existence. Tickets for any 2016
BlueClaws home game can be
reserved by calling 732-901-7000
option 2 or online at BlueClaws.
com.
OPEN
ALL YEAR
Seafood • Steaks
Burgers • Pasta
Day and Night
Happy Hour
Mon-Fri: 3pm-5pm
“Frankie Fingers on the piano”
Tue - Fri
9 Craft Beers on tap
DAIRY QUEEN
OF TOMS RIVER
• Seafood • Steaks •
• Burgers • Pasta •
Home of 99 Beers
$3.00 OFF
WINE SPECTATOR’S AWARD
OF EXCELLENCE
Call for Live Entertainment and/or
visit our web site
Live Entertainment
7 Nights a Week!
Ian the Magician Mon - Thurs 5-8pm
Karaoke Wednesday’s
www.thecrabsclaw.com
OPEN ALL YEAR
601 Grand Central Avenue
Lavallette • 732-793-4447
Any 8” Cake
or larger.
931 Fischer Blvd Toms River, NJ
732-288-0099
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EXCITING EVENTS FOR THIS WEEKEND!
Now - September
Master Sculptor Brian Hanlon’s
Summer
Outdoor Exhibit of Masterpieces
Downtown Toms River
732-341-8738 www.
downtowntomsriver.com
SAVE THE DATES FOR NEXT
WEEKEND!
Every Thursday
Sounds of Summer Concert Series
Veterans Park, Berkeley
732-506-9090www.twp.berkeley.
nj.us
Every Friday
Viking Village Behind the Scenes
Dock Tour
Barnegat Light
609-494-7211 www.vikingvillage.
net
Tues. & Fri.
Evening Ghosts Walking Tours at
the Museum
LBI Historical Association
Museum, Beach Haven
609-709-1425 www.lbimuseum.
com
Wed. & 2nd & 4th Sat.
Joint Base Lakehurst Tour
Call Ahead Reservations Required
Lakehurst
732-818-7520 www.nlhs.com
August 5
3rd Annual Waffles & Ice Cream
Eating Contest
Casino Pier & Breakwater Beach,
Seaside Heights
732-793-6488 http://www.
casinopiernj.com
August 5
Beach Ball A-Palooza
Park Administration Offices, Toms
River
732-506-9090 http://www.
oceancountyparks.org
Havens Homestead Museum,
Brick
732-785-2500 http://www.
bricktwphistoricalsociety.com
August 5
Luau at the Lake
Pine Lake, Manchester
732-657-8121 http://www.
manchestertwp.com
August 6, 7
Laurita Winery Irish Festival
Plumsted
609-758-0800 www.lauritawinery.
com
August 5 - 7, 11 - 13
Disney’s Beauty & The Beast
Strand Center For the Arts,
Lakewood
732-367-7789 http://
exit82theatre.tix.com
SAVE THE DATES FOR NEXT
WEEK!
August 6
Night of the Stars
Jakes Branch County Park,
Beachwood
732-281-2750 http://www.
August 6, 7
Civil War Encampment
August 8
Cuisine Summer Live Cooking
Demonstrations w/ Chef Ian
Smith
Cuisine on the Green @ Atlantis,
Little Egg Harbor
609-296-2137 http://www.
cuisineonthegreen.com
------------8/10/2016 8pm - 10pm
Description Pay one price (P.O.P)
and ride all the rides you want
- all night long. There will be
delicious carnival food favorites,
pizza, seafood, ice cream and
much more. Maybe you’ll win
a souvenir at one of the many
game booths. You can also take
a chance on a nightly 50/50 or
purchase a Super Progressive
50/50.
Cost Free admission.
Business St. Francis Parish
and Community Center
Address 4700 Long Beach
Blvd.
Town Brant Beach
(Long Beach Township)
Contact Lori Dudek
Phone 609-494-8861
Email [email protected]
Website http://www.
stfranciscenterlbi.org
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Join us for some fun crafts!
All ages welcome.
Saturday August 6th 2016
hospitals and corporate
offices throughout New
Jersey.
Watercolors by Harriet Fink
All Day
Location: Toms River
Branch
Watercolor paintings by
Harriet Fink will be on
display
in
McConnell
Gallery throughout the
month of August.
The
exhibit features seascapes,
boats, lighthouses, and more.
Harriet says, “I choose to
paint in watercolors because
they flow and blend and
produce beautiful colors.
I love walking the shore,
feeling the sand beneath my
feet, hearing the wind and
the waves and observing
the weather changes. I hope
to inspire viewers of my
artwork to see and enjoy the
beauty I see in nature.”
Harriet Fink’s interest in
art began 35 years ago with
drawing and art classes at
the DuCret Art School in
Plainfield, NJ. She is a past
President of the Artists
League of Central New
Jersey and has served on the
Pine Shores Art Association
in various capacities. She
was recognized as the Pine
Shores Art Association’s
Artist of the Month in
February 2016. Her art
has been exhibited widely
in libraries, museums,
Genealogy Lessons
All Day
Location: Berkeley
Branch
By Appointment Only
Computer Lab Drop-In
Computer Help
10am – 2pm
Discover your family roots.
Location:
Stafford
In our one – on – one
Branch
personalized lessons you
Mah Jong
will learn how to maneuver Stop in for any hands-on
10:15am – 12:15pm
various helpful websites computer help you may Location: Pt. Pleasant
need.
made available on the Ocean
Beach Branch
County Library website.
Are you interested in
Please call the branch to
playing the game of Mah
schedule an appointment.
Jongg? Then you are
-----------welcome to join a new
group meeting weekly at
One-On-One Computer &
the Point Beach library.
eReader Help
If you have your own set,
All Day
please bring it along.
Location: Berkeley
--------Branch
Sign up for a one-on-one
Little Ninjas
class with a staff member
10 – 10:30amSign Up
who will teach you the Location: Jackson
basics. Please call the branch
Branch
to schedule an appointment. Learn some cool ninja
-----------moves! Perfect for little English Classes - FREE ESL ninjas and their care givers.
Dance Together
9am – 12pm
Space is limited please
10:30amSign Up
Location: L a k e w o o d register. Presented by USA Location: I s l a n d
Branch
Karate and Fitness
Heights Branch
Free ESL classes to adults
Ages 4 - 6. Please register.
Join Elizabeth Scro Letrick
who want to learn and/or
and learn how to keep
improve their English.
fit and have fun in dance
Register at the class sessions.
class! Kids will learn basic
Drop In Craft
10am – 1pm
Location: Stafford
Branch
ballet steps and use their
imagination
through
creative movement and
expression. Both boys and
girls enjoy these classes
Harbor Branch
Introductory
chess classes are
being offered to
children ages seven
and older. Chess
players with any
experience
are
invited to attend
and assist the new
players. Class space
is limited.
LEGOS®/DUPLOS®Drop-In
Play
10:30am
– 12pm
Library Ninjas
Location: Tu c k e r t o n
10:30 – 11amSign Up
Branch
Location: Jackson
Show
us
your
stuff. Meet
Branch
Learn some cool ninja some friends and drop on Beginners
Yoga
moves! Geared for older in and build with our Legos®
and Mediation
and Duplos®. Ages 2-10.
Ninjas ages 7-11. Space
11am – 12pmSign
is limited please register.
Up
---------Presented by USA Karate
Location: and Fitness
Barnegat Branch
Make Me Loud
Ages 7 - 11. Please register.
Learn Yoga with
10:30 – 11:30amSign Up
Jamey
Stofko,
Location: Wa r e t o w n
Certified
Yoga
Branch
Teacher. Bring your
The library is not a silent
own mat, wear
place anymore! Come use
loose comfortable
various musical instruments
clothing, and be
and electronic sound boards
prepared to have
to explore your sound, and
bare feet! Attendees
see what kind of music you
String
of
Purls–Knit/ can create! Sponsored by will be asked to
sign a waiver. Only
Crochet Group
the Curiosity Creates Grant
12 people per
10:30am – 12:30pm
from the American Library
Location: S t a f f o r d Association. Ages 5 and up. session, please sign
up for each session
Branch
---------individually.
Needle art lovers whether
Teen Gardening
you’re just learning or
11am – 12pm
already know how, join Location: Lakewood
our group to knit, crochet,
Branch
embroider, crewel and There’s always work to be
Kart
needlepoint. For beginners, done in our community Mario
Show
Down
/
bring size 8, 9 or 10 knitting
garden.
Competencia de
needles and light-colored 4
---------Mario Kart
ply worsted yarn. To crochet
2:30
– 3:30pm
bring the same yarn and a
Location: size “G”, “H” or “I” crochet
Lakewood Branch
hook.
Chess Classes with LEH Pick a character
and race.
Chess Club
11am – 1pm
Location: Little
Egg
Alexis
& Bob Popovics Owners
“Celebrating 40 Years”
Pizza Parlour &
Restaurant
Italian • Seafood
Steaks • Ribs
Family Restaurant
796 Route 9
Bayville • NJ
732-269-0847
Home of the
$3.95 Breakfast
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Looking ahead.... upcoming
Friday night shows, all at 8:00 pm $5 donation
Aug 19 - Ladies Night Out
Sep 23 - Custom Blend
Oct 21 - Tony Pileggi & Joe Stamboni
Nov 18 - Bob Andrews Trio
Dec 16 - Holiday Sing
12th. 2016 from 1- 4pm. Sherry will
give a brief talk about her vision
The “Tiny Home” Pilot Program,
https://www.facebook.com/
tinyhomepilotprogram/
Sportsman’s Lodge on Long Beach
Island, which occupied the spot
where Lovelady’s Coast Guard once
stood.
Trained as a commercial artist I’ve
worked in this field for many years.
My love for the sea and historic sail,
have joyfully brought me to this
series of watercolors. Deciding to
craft custom Driftwood Frames for
this series lends to a window view
from an old sun bleached fishing
shack, or boathouse looking out
onto this long lost era on Barnegat
Bay.
To hear samples of Jim’s songs and
learn about his CD albums, visit his
ReverbNation page:
reverbnation.com/jimcrawford.
Looking ahead.... upcoming Friday
night shows, all at 8:00 pm - $5
donation
Jul 22 - Mary Lutton with Peter
Morris
Aug 19 - Ladies Night Out
Sep 23 - Custom Blend
Oct 21 - Tony Pileggi & Joe Stamboni
____________________________
Jair-Rohm Parker Wells who is
an American Free improvisation
bassist (bass guitar and electric
upright bass), composer and
conceptualist, will be playing bass
at the exhibit opening on June
Reception: Sunday, August 7: 1 - 4
pm
GALLERY I
James Kelly “In the Era of Barnegat
Sail”
This is a collection of watercolors
that depicts a past long lost on the
bay. A time when a trip to the Jersey
Shore meant a rail trip, or steamboat
excursion, followed by a short sail
by Cat Boat, out to the Barrier island,
to enjoy the sea air and sun soaked
dunes. I discovered this world, while
reading about my ancestors, who
were Oyster men, and Inn owners
on Barnegat bay, one of whom
was a character named James
James known to many as “Double
Jimmy”. He was owner of an 1854
Friday, August 19, at 8:00 pm - $5
donation
(Doors open one hour before the
show - come early and visit the art
galleries.)
Ladies Night Out trio
Denise Miller, Gail Gilrane, and Mary
Lutton performing country, folk, and
classic rock songs, both standards
and original songs, in elegant 3-part
harmony, with guitar, mandolin,
autoharp, and harmonica.
Click here for a short music sample
More music samples at: www.
youtube.com/watch?v=mEleCqPOac/
own unique blend of classic country
ballads and traditional bluegrass
songs. Bring your toe-tapping shoes
and be ready for a high-energy
performance.
Friday, October 21, at 8:00 pm - $5
donation
galleries.)
Basement Musicians
Country, folk, and classic rock
favorites, featuring the rich,
powerful voice of Tony Pileggi and
the finger-picking guitar wizardry
of Joe Stamboni. Better come early
for this one, as it’s sure to be a full
house.
Specializing in Fresh
& Frozen Seafood
Eat In/Take Out
Casual Dining
Open 6 Days Tues - Sun
Summer Hours: 9am - 8pm
Restaurant: 4:30pm - 9pm
• Live Crabs •
• Fresh Seafood • Clams •
August
Friday, September 23, at 8:00 pm - $5
donation
galleries.)
Custom Blend
Maria, Paul, and Joe, who perform
frequently at Albert Music Hall in
Waretown and at other venues
along the Jersey shore, will play their
Tuesday, August 2: 7 pm
Board Meeting
Wed - Thurs, August 3 - 4: 1 - 4 pm
Pick up work from Photography
Show and bring in work for
Members’ Show “Artists Choice”
Looking ahead.... upcoming Friday
night shows, all at 8:00 pm - $5
donation
3400 Rt. 37 East, Toms River
732-270-3300
Restaurant: 732-270-1468
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PRESS RELEASE
Waretown Branch Library
August Events
DISPLAY:
Month of AugustNew York City - Unfiltered –
From Sheldon Nadelman’s vantage point as
a bartender at the historic Terminal Bar, he
captured the “sooty, sticky-floored” images
of NYC. These, along with his sensitive, pre9/11 World Trade Center photos will be on
display during the month of August. All are
invited to his reception on Monday, August
8th at 7:30pm.
CHILDREN:
Tuesday, August 2nd, 11:00am G a m e s
Around the World – Different countries
have different popular games that kids play.
We’ll be learning and playing some of those
games and learning about the different
cultures in the process. Ages 6-10. Please
register.
Thursday, August 4th, 11:00am On Your
Mark, Get Set, Art! – Toddler art project
based on our summer sports theme. Ages
1-5. Please register.
Friday, August 5th , 2 pm Summer
Olympic Games Kick-Off –The summer
Olympic games kick off on this day so we
will be making our own Olympic torches,
medals, and headdresses and maybe playing
some games. Ages 6-11. Please register.
Saturday, August 6th, 10:30am M a k e
Me Loud- The library is not a silent place
anymore!
Come use various musical
instruments and electronic sound boards
to explore your sound, and see what kind
of music you can create! Sponsored by the
Curiosity Creates Grant from the American
Library Association. Ages 5 and up. Please
register.
Tuesday, August 9th, 11am
Sand Art
– We will be using colored sand to make and
bottle an art project. Ages 5-11. Limit 20.
Please register.
Thursday, August 11th, 11am
Nursery
Rhyme Olympics – We will be playing games
based on some nursery rhymes. Humpty
Dumpty’s Puzzle Race and Mother Hubbards
Waddle Race. They’ll earn medals for each
activity. Ages 3-6. Please register.
Friday. August 12th, 2pm *Special Program*
Jakes Branch Presents Survival of the Fittest
–What do plants need to survive? How do
plants work? Naturalists from Jakes Branch
Park will teach us, and we’ll even make our
own “gardens.” Ages 6-10. Please register.
Tuesday, August 16th, 11am
S m e l l
O’Rama – Guess that smell game and art
project using herbs and spices. Ages 6-10.
Please register.
Saturday, August 20th, 10:30am L e g o
Club – Drop-in Lego play. Ages 5-11.
Thursday, August 25th, 11am
End
of
Summer Celebration – Open to all who
participated in Reading Buddies or the
Summer Reading Program. Ages 5 and up.
Please register.
TEEN:
Monday, August 1st, 6:00 pm Clue Board
Game - Join us for a screening of Clue (Rated
PG) the movie and play the board game.
Come dressed as the characters if you like!
Ages 12-18. Please register.
Wednesday, August 3rd, 3pm
Library
Scavenger Hunt – Participate in a library
themed scavenger hunt to win a prize. Ages
12-18. Please register.
Monday, August 8th, 6pmShop Rite Healthy
Candy – Join a nutritionist from Shop Rite
to learn how to make some healthy candy!
Ages 12-18. Please register.
Wednesday, August 10th, 2pm
Library
Mini Golf – We will set up a course in the
library using books and other materials and
play mini golf! Ages 12-18. Please register.
Saturday, August 13th, 10:30am T e e n
Card Games – Join us for a morning of card
games. Ages 12-18. Please register.
Monday, August 15th, 7pm
Life Size
Gaming – Come in and get your game on
with these life-size classics! Ages 12-18.
Please register.
Wednesday, August 24th, 2:30pm M a g i c
the Gathering Club – Bring your cards and
come play Magic the Gathering! Ages 1218. Please register.
Monday, August 29th, 6pm
SAIL Party – A
thank you for those who participated in the
summer SAIL program. Ages 12-18.
ADULTS:
By appointment
Computer & eBook Reader Lessons - We
customize your lessons to help you. Just call 609-6935133.
Tuesday, August 9th, 1:30pm
M a h
Johngg Club – bring your set and play Mah
Johngg
Friday, August 19th, 2:30pm
Radical
Home Economics – Adult craft. Limit 20.
Please Register
Tuesday, August 23rd, 2pm
Shop
Rite Mason Jar Salads –Join Shop Rite’s
nutritionist to learn how to make mason jar
salads! Please register.
Wednesday, August 31st, 2pm
Introduction to Hoopla – Learn about our
new digital borrowing service. Please bring
your tablet or cell phone. Please register.
FRIENDS:
Friday, August 26th,
Friend’s Book
Sale - Great finds for little cost.
1:00-3:00 pm
Saturday, August 27th, Friend’s Book Sale
– Great finds for little cost.
10:00 am – 12:00 pm
FAMILY:
Wednesday, August 17th, 1pm
*Special
Program* OCL Puppet Show Players Presents
Kid Sheriff and the Terrible Toads – For
Summer Reading 2016, the Puppet Show
Players are creating a show based on Bob
Shea’s book. Drywater Gulch has a toad
problem. The kind of outlaw-toad problem!
Sheriff Ryan rolls into town and he may only
be 7 years old, and he might not know that
much about being a sheriff…but he does
know a lot about dinosaurs. When it comes
to Terrible Toads, they may have just met
their match! Family Program. Please register.
Monday, August 22nd, 2pm
*Special
Program* Jenkinsons Aquarium Presents
Penguin Pointers – Waddle into the world
of penguin biology, geography, care, feeing,
and conservation. Family Program. Please
register.
Friday, August 26th, 2:30pm
Craf tin’
with the Grandparents – Grandchild/
Grandparent shared craft. Limit 20. Please
register.
These programs are free and open to the
public.
Please register online at www.
theoceancountylibrary.org or by calling
609 693-5133.
Exit 82 Theatre Studio
1171 Fischer Blvd
“Life is better with a little drama in it”
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Long Beach Island
Foundation of the Arts
and
Sciences
http://lbifoundation.org
Art Exhibitions
ALL EVENTS
INSPIRED HOMES & ARCHITECTURE
EXHIBITION - Monday, August 15th, 2016 All Day
ARCHITECTURE EXHIBITION LECTURE /
MEMBER, STUDENT, FACULTY Exhibition
- Friday, August 19th, 2016 - Monday,
September 5th, 2016 - All Day
MEMBER, STUDENT, FACULTY EXHIBITION
OPENING RECEPTION - Saturday, August
20th, 2016 - 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm
PLEIN AIR PLUS+ EXHIBITION - Friday,
September 9th, 2016 - Monday, October
24th, 2016 - All Day
FALL PLEIN AIR WORKSHOP AROUND
LBI with Jeffrey Reed - Day I - Saturday,
September 10th, 2016 - Sunday, September
11th, 2016 - 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
FALL PLEIN AIR WORKSHOP AROUND
LBI with Jeffrey Reed - Day II - Saturday,
September 10th, 2016 - Sunday, September
11th, 2016 - 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Plein Air Plus Lecture & Demo with Nancy
Tankersley - Sunday, September 25th, 2016 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
PLEIN AIR PLUS EXHIBITION OPENING
RECEPTION - Sunday, September 25th, 2016
- 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm
INSPIRED HOMES
& ARCHITECTURE
EXHIBITION
Date: Monday, August 15th, 2016
Time: All Day
Major Annual Events
JOIN US FOR THESE FUN
ANNUAL SUMMER EVENTS AT
LBIF
Upcoming Exhibitions
ALL EVENTS
INSPIRED HOMES & ARCHITECTURE
EXHIBITION - Monday, August 15th, 2016
- All Day
MEMBER, STUDENT, FACULTY Exhibition
- Friday, August 19th, 2016 - Monday,
September 5th, 2016 - All Day
MEMBER, STUDENT, FACULTY
EXHIBITION OPENING RECEPTION Saturday, August 20th, 2016 - 5:00 pm - 7:00
pm
PLEIN AIR PLUS+ EXHIBITION - Friday,
September 9th, 2016 - Monday, October 24th,
2016 - All Day
PLEIN AIR PLUS EXHIBITION OPENING
RECEPTION - Sunday, September 25th, 2016
- 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Discovery Fridays
COME DISCOVER LONG BEACH
ISLAND THE WAY IT WAS
MEANT TO BE ENJOYED.
DISCOVERY FRIDAYS – Explore the
Interpretative Centers
Fridays 2016: June 24 – Friday, August 26
10:00AM
Each Discovery Friday you will be given a
guided tour of LBIF’s protected 21 acre salted
marsh preserve, Diamondback Terrapin
Nesting Relocation site, rain garden and
monarch butterfly garden, and bee hives.
On the guided tour stop by meet local field
experts from ReClam the Bay, Long Beach
Township, MATES, and Uriah Creek Apiaries.
Long Beach Island is an important feature
of the New Jersey coastline, specifically as
a barrier island, protecting the mainland
and the estuaries of the Barnegat and
Manahawkin Bays. Each Discovery Friday
discusses the importance of barrier islands
and their ecosystems, the island’s habitat, and
the future health of the islands and its waters.
Looking to learn more about science during
the winter & spring? Discover our Science
Saturday Lecture Series
Did you know?
The LBIF was founded almost 70 years ago?
That 33% of our budget comes from
membership fees?
Events, Classes & Exhibitions
CALENDAR
8/5
OPEN STUDIO FIGURE DRAWING
STUDIO SESSIONS
8/7
JAMES VALENTI - A MUSICAL
RECITAL FROM ITALY, FRANCE,
RUSSIA & AMERICA
8/8
MORNING SUMMER CAMP
WEEK 7
RAKU WORKSHOP WEEK 5
(Monday, Tuesday, Friday)
AFTERNOON SUMMER CAMP
WEEK 7
8/9
FAMILY NIGHTS OUT: YOSI in
CONCERT
8/10
Watercolor Techniques
EVENING WHEEL THROWING &
HANDBUILDING with Jeff Ruemeli
~ Summer Session 2
CREATIVE TEENS and TWEENS
EVENINGS: GLASS ORNAMENT
with Cheryl Syminink
8/11
MORNING WHEEL THROWING
& HANDBUILDING with Jeff
RuemeliSummer ~ Session 2
FUSED GLASS with Cheryl Syminink
8/12
OPEN STUDIO FIGURE DRAWING
STUDIO SESSIONS
8/13
Fund the Foundation: A Weather NJ
Event with Food & Bands
8/14/2016
ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING
ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING
Celebrating Four New Exhibitions on Second
Friday
The Noyes Arts Garage of Stockton University
ATLANTIC CITY, NJ – All are invited to attend the opening reception
of four new exhibitions at The Noyes Arts Garage of Stockton
University during Second Friday on August 12, 2016 from 6:00 - 8:00
pm. The exhibitions include A Time for Change: Civil Rights in South
Jersey; Hak Vogrin: A Retrospective; GRAND VISTA: 21st Century
Landscapes and Tyrone Hart: Urban Justice & Urban Life. There will
be light refreshments, a wine tasting by The Iron Room, live music by
Anthony Miraglio & Co. and a free DIY craft project for all ages.
Experience the
No.1 International
Buffet in Town
Welcome to
Fortune Buffet
We are proud to present
to you an entire new concept in
buffet dining. Our chefs have
taken great pride in
introducing to the
area the new international
buffet in town.
We invite you to come
and enjoy our
gracious hospitality
in our new restaurant.
LANDLORD/TENANT
SEMINARS 2016
The seminar will offer information
and will include the following:
The landlord/tenant filing process
Forms and documentation involved
What happens at the landlord/
tenant hearing
Where:
Superior Court of New Jersey, Ocean Vicinage
Jury Assembly Room, 1st Floor
100 Hooper Ave, Toms River, NJ 08753
Lunch Buffet • Dinner Buffet
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PRESS RELEASE
Waretown branch Library
Month of July
Julie Turner – African Magic
Julie Turner is an avid traveler and amateur photographer. Although
she has visited numerous countries throughout her wanderings, it
has been while touring Uganda, Kenya, and Rwanda that she has
deeply sensed awe and privilege. Experience the magic of Africa
through her captured images of wildlife, people, and untouched
landscapes.
These programs are free and open to the public.
Please register online at www.theoceancountylibrary.org
Speaker To Explore The Role of
Women In The Civil War
The Ocean County Library will host the program “Unsung
Heroines-The Role of Women In The American Civil War” at 7 p.m.
Tuesday, Aug. 30 at the Point Pleasant Borough Branch, 834 Beaver
Dam Rd. and at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 7 at the Brick Branch, 301
Chambers Bridge Rd.
Martin Mosho will present a lecture during this onehour program providing a comprehensive review of the heroic
accomplishments of women, both on the side of the Union and
Confederate armies during the Civil War.
To register for the program call the Point Pleasant Borough
Branch at 732-295-1555 or the Brick Branch at 732-477-4513. You can
also register by visiting www.theoceancountylibrary.org
Viking Village On Long Beach Island, NJ
Viking Village is a recipient of the 2005 Governors Award for
Excellence in Tourism for dock tours, craft and antique shows and
other events we host.
Leaders In The Industry
“At Viking Village, we take pride in being leaders in a
program emphasizing responsibly caught fish and scallops, ensuring
minimal impact on the environment and fish habitat. We continue
to work closely with the National Marine Fisheries Service and play
a major role in the management and cooperative research process.”
Ernie Panacek, General Manager
Directions To Viking Village:
When you travel on Route 72 East and come across the
Causeway onto Long Beach Island you are in Ship Bottom, NJ.
Turn left on Long Beach Boulevard and you will go thru
Ship Bottom to Surf City, North Beach, Harvey Cedars, Loveladies
and Barnegat Light at the north end of LBI.
When you turn left on Long Beach Boulevard you will go
approximately 8 miles. Make a left onto 19th Street and then cross
Bayview Avenue.
Viking Village is located at 19th Street and Bayview Ave. in
Barnegat Light.
12 Great Shops At Viking Village
Join us for
Coastal Habitat
for Humanity’s
5th Annual Golf
Classic!
Thursday, October 6,
2016
The Colts Neck Golf
Club
12:30pm
Shotgun
Start
|
Scramble
Format
Golfers have
the opportunity to
enjoy
Monmouth
County’s premier semiprivate golf facilities
while raising funds to
help Coastal Habitat
continue to build
strength, stability, selfreliance and shelter for
families in need.
* A La Cart
* Cassidy’s Fish Market
* Frank’s Produce
* Iron Butterfly
* Off The Hook
* Seaman’s Landing
* Sugar Shack
* The Seawife
* Viking Outfitters
* Village Brew
* Wink
* Wooden You Luv It
Three youth summer programs are being offered this summer
by the Conserve Wildlife Foundation of NJ:
The Bayshore Adventure Program at the Leonardo State Marina
The Wildlife Explorer Summer Program at Duke Farms
Beach. Birds. Biology. A Wildlife Adventure (three locations)
Information on all programs can be found at http://www.
conservewildlifenj.org/education/kidssummerprograms/ .
New Jersey WILD Outdoor Expo
September 10 & 11, 2016
The New Jersey WILD Outdoor Expo celebrates the state’s bountiful
natural resources and rich outdoor heritage. The event is held from 10 a.m. to 5
p.m. daily the weekend after Labor Day each year at the Colliers Mills Wildlife
Management Area in Jackson Township, Ocean County. The Expo is free of
charge and takes place rain or shine.
The WILD Outdoor Expo is hosted by the NJDEP Division of Fish and
Wildlife, Division of Parks and Forestry, the State Forestry Services and the
Conserve Wildlife Foundation of New Jersey. The event also has several sponsors,
and exhibitors and vendors from the field of outdoor recreation will be on site.
Food vendors will also participate; you are welcome to bring and enjoy your own
in the picnic tent. Please leave pets at home - only dogs participating in events
and service dogs are permitted on the grounds.
The Expo helps people connect with the natural world by providing a
unique blend of conservation information, education and hands-on opportunities
to learn outdoor skills and activities. Numerous environmental and conservation
exhibits, demonstrations and seminars are planned for the weekend. Visitors can
learn about, and try, a wide array of activities including fishing, hiking, shooting
sports, kayaking, camping skills, rock climbing, wildlife watching and much
more.
The Cancer Support Community at
Monmouth Medical Center,
Southern Campus Presents August
Events
Gentle Yoga
Mondays, August 1, 8, 15, 22 and 29 from 2
to 3 p.m.
The Center for Healthy Living at Monmouth
Medical Center, Southern Campus and the
Cancer Support Community will offer gentle
yoga classes for men and women of all ages
who are affected by cancer. Appropriate for
beginners as well as seasoned practitioners,
gentle yoga classes will help participants
learn how to increase flexibility, range of
motion, energy and relaxation. Classes will
take place at the Center for Healthy Living
located at 198 Prospect Street in Lakewood.
Registration is required by calling 732-9236090. Medical clearance is required for
those currently undergoing active cancer
treatments.
Exercise for Strength
Mondays, August 1, 8, 15, 22 and 29 from
3:15 to 4:15 p.m.
This work-out group is designed to improve
energy and increase endurance and
flexibility. Sneakers are required. The group,
offered by Monmouth Medical Center,
Southern Campus and the Cancer Support
Community, will be held at the Center for
Healthy Living located at 198 Prospect Street
in Lakewood. Registration is required by
calling 732-923-6090.
Relaxation and Guided Imagery
Mondays, August 1, 8, 15, 22, and 29 from
4:30 to 5 p.m.
This program of relaxation and guided
imagery is open to those affected by a
cancer diagnosis and will take place at the
Center for Healthy Living located at 198
Prospect Street in Lakewood. Registration is
required by calling 732-923-6090.
All Cancers Support Group
Fridays, August 5, 12, 19 and 26 from 10 to
11:30 a.m.
This free, professionally run support group
provides a safe place for individuals dealing
with any type of cancer. The group, offered
by Monmouth Medical Center, Southern
Campus and the Cancer Support Community,
will be held at the Center for Healthy Living
located at 198 Prospect Street in Lakewood.
Registration is required by calling 732-9236090.
Look Good…Feel Better
Monday, August 29 from 11 a.m. – 1 p.m.
“Look Good…Feel Better” is a national
public service program that is designed to help
female cancer patients improve their self-image.
Each patient in this interactive program receives
hands-on beauty techniques to manage the
appearance side effects related to
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Island Beach State Park
Plover Update
The pair of piping plovers nesting on the beach at Island Beach State
Park (IBSP) successfully incubated their nest with four chicks hatching
on July 2 and 3. The nest, in the park’s Southern Natural Area, is the
the first ocean side
nest in more than 25
years and the first in
the park in more than
a decade. It is hoped
this is an indication
of
a
rebounding
population after sharp
declines
between
2003 and 2014 of the
federally threatened
and state endangered
piping plovers in New
Plover chick with adult
Jersey.
Courtesy of volunteer Kevin Knutsen
As is frequently the case with plovers, one chick was quickly
lost to an unknown cause (most likely predation). As of Thursday, July
14, another chick had not been observed for three days, but since
chicks can be notoriously elusive biologists are hopeful it is still alive.
The remaining two were doing well, making some big movements
this week. They had been staying in the general area of the nest but
around the same time that the third chick disappeared, the brood
headed south and moved approximately 1,000 meters, then over
the past two days have moved back northward, covering almost the
entire distance.
Piping plovers chicks leave the nest within hours of hatching,
running between their primary feeding area at water’s edge to the
cover found at the front of the dunes. This behavior makes them
extremely vulnerable to predation or unsuspecting motorists driving
on the beach, especially since the young are tiny and camouflaged colored to blend in with the sand - and have a habit of freezing and
crouching in the face of approaching danger.
IBSP staff, state Endangered and Nongame Species Program
biologists and volunteers have worked together to monitor the
brood (this is what we call the family after the nest has hatched)
on a daily basis, in order to provide the most comprehensive data
possible. Of note is that the chicks, within two days of hatching, were
already using the intertidal area for foraging and have continued to
use it throughout the week.
To protect the nesting area, IBSP staff erected a vehicle
barrier and related signage and raked the beach to smooth out the
deep ruts. The wrack line was left intact to allow for optimal foraging
opportunity. A temporary restriction of sportfishing vehicles on the
beach (pdf, DPF Site) is in place as per U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
guidelines. Evidence of predator activity has been noted on all visits,
including fox tracks and harassment of the brood by fish crows and
herring gulls.
Plovers fledge in about 28 to 35 days, so the ultimate success
of the nest is not guaranteed until the young are capable of sustained
flight, projected to be toward the end of the first week of August.
For more information on Piping Plovers and other beach
nesting birds, including annual management reports, visit
www.njfishandwildlife.com/ensp/beachnester_info.htm.
2016 August Programs at the Berkeley Branch
of the Ocean County Library
7 PM
Join us for a free concert with the folk music duo Andy and Judy
Daigle, known as “Andy & Judy”, a Boston area folk duo that perform
regularly at coffee houses and concert venues throughout the
Northeast.
One – On – One Computer, E – Reader, & Genealogy
Sign up for a one – on – one class with a staff member who will teach
you the basics. Please call the Berkeley branch at 732-269-2144 to Cousin Jared’s Juggling Club, Thursday, August 11th, 7 PM
schedule an appointment.
Join us for an exciting evening of juggling. There will be a show and
lesson offered. Novice and experienced jugglers welcome. For ages
Teen Advisory Board Meeting, Monday, August 1st, at 6:30 PM
8 & up.
Help the library stay current with teen trends and hot topics. Have fun
while earning community service hours. For grades 7 – 12.
Life Size Gaming, Monday, August 15th, 6:30 PM
Come in and get your game on with these life size classics. For tweens
The Yarn Dolls, Mondays, August 1st, August 8th, August 15th, August and teens ages 11 – 17.
22nd, & August 29th, 6:30 – 8:30 PM
Knit or crochet with the Yarn Dolls. Bring along your unfinished Magic Show: Steven Michaels & Bubbles the Clown, Monday, August
projects.
15th, 7 PM
Magician Steven Michaels and Bubbles the Clown will have you
OCL Puppet Show Players Kid Sheriff Puppet Show & Craft, Tuesday, laughing and amazed. This is a high energy and fun filled show with
August 2nd, 10:30 AM
a combination of audience participation, magic, comedy, and silly
Drywater Gulch has a toad problem. The kind of outlaw – toad slapstick. Bubbles is always taking over the show with her silly gags,
problem! Sheriff Ryan rolls into town and he may only be 7 years zany one liners, and comical versions of magic tricks. All ages are
old, and he might not know that much about being a sheriff…but welcome.
he does know a lot about dinosaurs. When it comes to the Terrible
Toads, they may have just met their match! Ages 3 & up.
Woof Tales: Read to a Dog, Thursday, August 18th, 4 – 5 PM
Practice your reading skills with a trained therapy dog. Perfect for
Tween Crafternoons, Wednesdays, August 3rd & August 10th, 2:30 beginning readers and up.
PM
Use your creative energy to make fun crafts: new projects each week. DUPLO Play, Friday, August 19th, at 10:30 AM
For ages 9 – 12.
We’ll supply the DUPLO blocks for imaginative free play. For ages 3
– 5 with caregiver. This program is sponsored by the Friends of the
Come Sign with Cristen, Thursday, August 4th, 10:30 AM
Berkeley Library.
Have fun with Miss Cristen who will teach you American Sign
Language through singing and dancing! For ages 0 – 5. This program Senior Movie Matinee: 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi,
is sponsored by the Friends of the Berkeley Library.
Friday, August 19th, 1 PM
This film depicts the harrowing true story of the attack on a U.S.
Teen Maker Mornings, Thursdays, August 4th & August 11th, 10:30 embassy outpost in Benghazi, Libya, on September 11th, 2012.
AM
After the assault begins, an ex-military security team is tasked with
Calling all teen makers and artists. Join us for a new project each protecting a covert CIA base. 144 minutes (Rated R).
week. For ages 12 – 17.
An Afternoon of Mah Jong, Thursdays, August 4th, August 11th,
August 18th, & August 25th, 1 – 3:30 PM
This program is for experienced players. If you have your own set,
please bring it along. If you are new to our group, please register. This
program is sponsored by the Friends of the Berkeley Library.
Mobile County Connection, Tuesday, August 23rd, 10 AM – 2 PM
Ocean County’s mobile service bus offers passport applications,
Ocean Ride information, and more. Walk – in, no appointments
needed.
Stuffed Animal Sleepover, Tuesday, August 23rd, 6:30 PM
Wear your pajamas and bring a stuffed animal. We’ll share bedtime
Dance Together: Basic Ballet & Creative Movement, Monday, August stories and a craft. Your stuffed friend will sleep over at the library
8th, 10 AM & 11 AM
and you can pick them up the next day and learn what they did while
Keep fit and have fun in dance class! Kids will learn basic ballet you were away. For ages 4 – 7.
steps and use their imagination through creative movement and
expression. The class at 10 am is for children ages 2 – 3 and the class Teen Iron Chef, Monday, August 29th, 6:30 PM
at 11 am is for children ages 4 – 6. This program is sponsored by the Can your team create a tasty snack or dessert using the secret
Friends of the Berkeley Library.
ingredient? Accept the challenge and find out. For ages 12 – 17.
Head – to – Toe Movement Show! Turtle Dance, Wednesday, August
10th, 10:30 – 11:30 AM
This movement focused 60 minute performance is designed to The Berkeley branch is located at 30 Station Road in Bayville, NJ
engage children in physical activity using awesome music, original 08721. Information about these events can be found online at www.
stories, incredible visuals, exciting games, and interactive music theoceancountylibrary.org or by phone at 732-269-2144.
technology. For ages 2 & up.
Andy and Judy – Folk Music You Will Love, Wednesday, August 10th,
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OCC ART GALLERY FEATURES VARIETY OF
EXHIBITS
TOMS RIVER – The Grunin Center Art Gallery (Building #12),
Ocean County College Main Campus, College Drive, Toms River, NJ, is
proud to announce its 2015-2016 Gallery Exhibit Schedule featuring
local and national artists. Please use Parking Lot #2. Admission to
the Gallery is free.
Now through August 28, 2016: Lynn Whitfield – A member
of the Toms River Artists Community (TRAC), Whitfield is a New Jersey
artist who provides unique styling of sculpture and poetry through
her eyes using vibrant color and unconventional media. Her work is
executed through mixed media that invokes many raw emotions to
come to the surface. Her poetry comes from personal experience
stemmed from, racism, bullying, re-birth, love, and motherhood. The
thoughtful way in which colors, written word, and structure blend
together is meant to give the mind a jolt of reality. Deep subject
matter being pushed to the forefront by translucent figures allows
the poetry to come to life and transcend the norm and hum drum. If
asked what she expects her audience to get from her work, Whitfield
would emphatically remark, “I want them to walk away with an open
mind and to remember that you can either be a victim or victorious
and grow from the negative. It is very empowering to take dark and
turn it into something beautiful.” A resident of Toms River, Whitfield
has exhibited at TRAC and The McConnell Gallery, among others.
August 30 to September 28, 2016 (Meet the Artist Reception,
Sat, Sept 10, 6-8pm): “Wild Wood: Sculpture by Amy Puccio” – A selftaught artist, Puccio is a graduate of Kean University with a double
major in biology and chemistry, working as a product development
chemist for nine years and then briefly, as a portrait photographer.
After becoming a stay-at-home mom, Puccio started working parttime as a picture framer, learning on the job. She began creating art
with picture frame moulding scraps while working in frame shops
and in a contemporary art gallery, building her first recycled-wood
sculpture in 2006. Puccio works with a variety of subject matter
including pop art and supersized works based on everyday objects
including her “pet” subject – food!
October 2016: New Jersey State Teen Arts Touring Exhibit
November 2016: Lizzi Schippert
December 5 to December 22, 2016: Ann Hayes “Scene at the Shore”
January 2017: Tony Ventura & Tina Adamitis
February 2017: Frank McGinley, Painter/Art Historian
March 2017: Ocean County Teen Arts Festival
April 2017: Ed & Patricia Baumlin
May 2017: Frank Parisi, Photographer, & Karen Pomeroy, Watercolorist
“Water Babies”
June 2017: Senior Citizens Art Exhibit
All exhibits are subject to change. Please call ahead for
updated opening/closing dates.
The Grunin Center Art Gallery at Ocean County College
is open to the public from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Monday through
Friday, and 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon Saturdays when classes are in
session. Additionally, the Gallery will be open to the public when
performances and events take place in the Grunin Center. (Please
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GRUNIN CENTER OFFERS A
SPECTACULAR SEASON OF
ALL-TIME GREATS!
TOMS RIVER, NJ – Fourteen different categori
es, 57
exciting acts, one great location! From children’s shows to classical
concerts and from musical theatre to R&B … plus everything in
between, The Jay and Linda Grunin Center for the Arts at Ocean
County College has a wide variety of entertainment sure to please!
All shows take place on the Grunin Center Main Stage (unless noted
otherwise), OCC Main Campus, College Drive, Toms River, NJ.
Whether you’re a fan of country, jazz, rock, dance, or theatre,
the Grunin Center’s all new 2016 - 2017 season features big-name
talent and a selection of special events and holiday performances!
Highlights include Arlo Guthrie, Rosanne Cash, Home Free, Patti
LuPone, Ramsey Lewis & John Pizzarelli, Tom Wopat & Linda Purl,
Mary Ann Esposito, and Crystal Bowersox.
(FF) Family Friendly shows. (FAST Pack) Families Appreciating
Stage & Theatre – Purchase tickets to TWO or more eligible shows
in one purchase and receive 15% off! (FNF) Five Nights of Fun
Subscription – Purchase tickets to FIVE or more eligible shows in one
purchase and receive 15% off!
CHILDREN’S SHOWS
· (FF& FNF) Pinkalicious, The Musical, Sat, Oct 29, 11am & 1pm.
Pinkalicious can’t stop eating pink cupcakes … and she lands at the
doctor’s with Pinkititis! Tickets: $22-$18.
· (FF & FNF) A Christmas Carol, Sat, Dec 3, 1pm. The music and
dancing of this adaptation of the timeless tale will help put everyone
in the holiday spirit! Tickets: $12-$10.
· (FF & FNF) The Nutcracker, Sun, Dec 11, 1pm. Ballet for Young
Audiences brings this delightful dream story to life through music,
dance, and narration. Tickets: $12-$10.
· (FF & FNF) Doktor Kaboom: Live Wire!, Fri, Jan 13, 7pm. Blending
theatre with scientific exploration, Doktor Kaboom will have you
erupting with laughter! Tickets: $15-$12.
· (FF & FNF) Disney’s Choo-Choo Soul with Genevieve, Sat, Feb 18,
11am & 3pm. This Disney Junior Favorite is sure to have you dancing
in the aisles! Tickets: $25-$18.
· (FF & FNF) StoryFaces, Wed, Mar 15, 1pm. Volunteers are brought
on stage and face painted to illustrate folktales and other stories.
Tickets: $12-$10.
CLASSICAL
· (FNF) Ethel’s “Blue Dress,” Fri, Oct 21, 8pm. This indie-classical
quartet, pays homage to the masterful women who are making their
musical mark on the 21st century. Tickets: $25-$20. This performance
is made possible in part by the Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation.
· (FF & FNF) The King’s Singers, Thurs, Dec 1, 7:30pm. In the spirit
of the holidays, The King’s Singers North American Holiday Tour
features classics such as “Carol of the Bells,”“Winter Wonderland,” and
more! Dinner/Show: $75. Orchestra/Mezzanine: $49-$45.
· (FF & FNF) The Celtic Tenors with special appearance by the NJ Youth
Chorus, Thurs, Dec 15, 8pm. The most successful classical crossover
artists to emerge from Ireland … singing classical, folk, Irish, and pop
genres. Dinner/Show: $55. Orchestra/Mezzanine: $39-$35.
· (FF & FNF) Westminster Concert Bell Choir, Fri, Dec 2, 8pm. The
16-member bell choir from Westminster Choir College is a treat for
the holiday season! Tickets: $25-$20.
COUNTRY-AMERICANA
· Chris Collins & Boulder Canyon (John Denver Tribute), Sat, Sept 24,
8pm. This outstanding tribute features the singer-songwriter’s most
well-known hits. Tickets: $30-$23.
· (FF) Home Free: A Country Christmas, (TWO SHOWS!) Sun, Nov 20
& Mon, Nov 21, 7:30pm. Returning to the Grunin Center with new
music, new production, more country, and holiday favorites! Meet
& Greet: $139. Dinner/Show: $79. Orchestra/Mezzanine: $49-$45.
· Rosanne Cash with John Leventhal, Thurs, Apr 6, 7:30pm. This
exciting show celebrates Cash’s highly-acclaimed and three-time
Grammy winning album, The River and the Thread. Dinner/Show:
$75. Orchestra/Mezzanine: $49-$45.
· (FNF) Jimmy Webb: The Glen Campbell Years, Sat, Apr 22, 8pm. This
show highlights some of the 100-plus recordings from the Webb/
Campbell songbook. Dinner/Show: $55. Orchestra/Mezzanine: $35$30.
DANCE
· (FF & FNF) New Jersey Tap Ensemble in “The Tap Act,” Sun, Oct 9,
2pm. With infectious and brilliant footwork, the dancers perform
musical numbers reminiscent of the great performances from the
stage and the Golden Age of Hollywood. Tickets: $25-$20.
· (FNF) Urban Bush Women: Walking with ’Trane, Thurs, Oct 27,
7:30pm. Inspired by the musical life and spiritual journey of John
Coltrane, a composer at the forefront of jazz innovation in a raciallycharged America of the ’50s and ’60s. Tickets: $35-$30.
· (FF & FNF) Rhythm in the Night: The Irish Dance Spectacular, Fri,
Mar 24, 8pm. This epic journey is derived from a tale of good vs. evil
with a storyline that will capture the imagination of everyone in the
family and transport them to a mystical time and place of heroes and
redemption. Dinner/Show: $50. Orchestra/Mezzanine: $35-$30.
· (FF & FNF) The Duquesne University Tamburitzans, Sat, Apr 1, 8pm.
Based on the music, songs, and dances of international cultures,
celebrate the cultural heritage and shared values of the world’s
people. Tickets: $35-$33.
· (FF & FNF) Koresh Dance Company with special appearance by
members of the Garden State Philharmonic, Thurs, Apr 20, 7:30pm.
Known for its engaging performance and technically superb dancers,
Koresh’s repertoire includes modern interpretations of classical
compositions by Bach, Beethoven, Mozart, and Ravel, among others.
Tickets: $35-$30.
JAZZ
· Straighten Up & Fly Right: The Nat King Cole Tribute featuring
Ramsey Lewis & John Pizzarelli, Sun, Oct 16, 7:30pm. A tribute to
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the titan of ’50s vocal pop, from his hits to
singular tracks of sophisticated cool jazz.
Dinner/Show: $75. Orchestra/Mezzanine:
$49-$45.
Be sure to visit the
County Connection
MIDWEEK JAZZ: Wednesdays at 8pm. Tickets:
$24-$12.
Your Connection to Ocean County
Government Conveniently located at the
Ocean County Mall, 1201 Hooper Avenue,
Toms River
· Bucky’s Back & Better than Ever, Sept 21.
After guitarist Bucky Pizzarelli suffered a
stroke, it was assumed he would never play
again. But after a miraculous comeback, the
90-year old legend returns to MidWeek Jazz!
Open regular Mall hours, including evenings, weekends and holidays.
Phone: 732-288-7777
Email : [email protected]
· Bria Skonberg, Oct 19. Trumpeter/vocalist
Bria Skonberg has turned into a budding
superstar! She celebrates her first majorlabel recording on Sony!
· Molly Ryan’s Swingin’ Christmas Ball, Dec
7. Vocalist Molly Ryan will put on a holidaythemed show with swinging arrangements
of Yuletide favorites.
· The Midiri Brothers Salute to Benny
Goodman & Friends, Jan 11. The brothers
salute the “King of Swing” and pay tribute
to some of his legendary Big Band
contemporaries.
· Ricky Riccardi, Feb 15. Back by popular
demand, Ricky Riccardi plays his particular
brand of powerhouse piano playing backed
by ukulele and vocals.
· Dennis Licthman, Mar 15. Clarinetist Dennis
Lichtman returns with a special all-star
aggregation performing hot jazz chestnuts
and exciting original numbers.
· Stephanie Trick, Apr 12. Young pianist
Stephanie Trick “practically dominate(s) the
stride piano.” An unforgettable evening of
solo piano playing!
· The Jazz Lobsters, Jun 21. The Jazz Lobsters
Big Band will roar through classics by Count
Basie, Frank Sinatra, Benny Goodman, and
more!
MUSICAL THEATRE
· Patti LuPone: Far Away Places, Sat, Oct 1,
8pm. Tony Award winner Patti LuPone takes
a musical journey with thrilling renditions
of songs by Stephen Sondheim, Cole
Porter, Willie Nelson, and Edith Piaf, among
others. Dinner/Show: $109-$99. Orchestra/
Mezzanine: $69-$64.
· (FNF) Tom Wopat & Linda Purl: Home for
the Holidays, Fri, Dec 16, 8pm. This show
features a sparkling array of holiday classics
Consumer Affairs * Senior Services
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County Maps * Calendars of Events
* Newcomer Guides
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Parks & Recreation Programs
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Election Board Worker Applications
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* First Time Home Buyer Program
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NJ Department of Labor
& More
For a schedule of events at the
County Connection
or to learn about the Mobile County
Connection
visit our website or
Call 732-288-7777
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OCEAN COUNTY BOARD OF
CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS
John C. Bartlett, Jr., Director
Gerry P. Little, Deputy Director
Virginia E. Haines
John P. Kelly *County Connection Liaison*
Joseph H. Vicari
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County Sheriff Michael G. Mastronardy
County Surrogate Jeffrey W. Moran
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Museums & Historic Exhibits
8/6, 8/7 - Civil War Encampment
Havens Homestead Museum, Brick
732-785-2500
http://www.
8/13 - Native American Indian Local History
Giffordtown Schoolhouse Museum, Little
Egg Harbor
609-294-1547
http://www.
tuckertonhistoricalsociety.org
Daily - Barnegat Light Museum
Barnegat Light
609-494-8578 www.bl-hs.org
Daily - Long Beach Island Historical Museum
Beach Haven
609-492-3988 www.lbimuseum.com
Daily - NJ Maritime Museum
Beach Haven
609-492-0202 www.njmaritimemuseum.org
Daily - Tuckerton Seaport & Baymen’s
Museum
Tuckerton
609-296-8868 www.tuckertonseaport.org
Sat. (most Sat.) - Free Guided Walking Tours
of Historic Downtown Toms River
Ocean County Historical Society, Toms River
732-341-1880 www.oceancountyhistory.org
Sat. - The Cottage Museum
Island Heights
732-929-1486 www.islandhts.org/IHC&HA.
htm
Sat. - Ocean Gate Museum
Ocean Gate
732-269-5710
http://www.ochistory.org/
OGHS_-_Main_Page.php
Sat. & Sun. - Havens Homestead Museum
Brick
732-785-2500
www.
Sun. & Wed. - Lakehurst Historical Society
Museum
Art Classes & Exhibits
8/4 - Downtown Art Stroll
Downtown Toms River
732-341-8738
downtowntomsriver.com
http://www.
Comedy & Stage
Performances
8/8 - Painted Poetry Reception and Readings
Long Beach Island Branch of the Ocean
8/5 - 8/7, 8/11- 8/13 - Disney’s Beauty & The
County Library, Surf City
Beast
609-494-2480 http://theoceancountylibrary.
Strand Center For the Arts, Lakewood
org
732-367-7789 http://exit82theatre.tix.com
DAILY ART CLASSES
8/5 - 8/7, 8/12 - 8/14 - A Play: “Same Time
Next Year”
Long Beach Island Foundation of the Arts &
Bob Anstett Cultural Arts Center, Brick
Sciences, Loveladies
732-262-1006
http://www.
609-494-1241 www.lbifoundation.org
guildtheatreworks.com/home.html
Ocean County Artists Guild, Island Heights
732-270-3111 www.ocartistsguild.org
8/8 - Painted Poetry Reception and Readings
Long Beach Island Branch of the Ocean
County Library, Surf City
Pine Shores Art Association, Manahawkin
609-494-2480 http://theoceancountylibrary.
609-597-355 3 www.pineshoresartassociation.
org
org
Pop-Up Projects @ Just Bead It
Beach Haven 609-492-2323
Surf City 609-494-8177
www.justbeadit.net
8/10 - MidWeek Jazz Series: Geoff Gallante
Returns
Grunin Center for the Arts @ Ocean County
College, Toms River
732-255-0400 http://www.grunincenter.org
EXHIBITS
8/10, 8/24 - Concert Fest 2016
Harry Wright Lake, Whiting
Sat. & Sun.
732-657-8121 http://www.manchestertwp.
2016 Peto Biennial: International Juried Art
com
Exhibition of Contemporary Still Life and
Trompe l’Oeil
8/11 - Music Under the Stars
John F. Peto Studio Museum, Island Heights
John F. Peto Studio Museum, Island Heights
732-929-4949 www.petomuseum.org
732-929-4949 www.petomuseum.org
Mon. - Sat.
8/12, 8/13 - Our Gang Players perform
Senior Citizens Art Exhibit
Anything Goes
Grunin Center Art Gallery at Ocean County
Stafford Township Arts Center 609-597-0553
College, Toms River
www.ourgang.org
732-255-0500 www.grunincenter.org
Mon. - Sat.
Painted Poetry Exhibit
Long Beach Island Branch, Ocean County
Library, Surf City
609-494-2480
http://www.
theoceancountylibrary.org
Tues. - Fri.
The Heart of the Village: The Local General
Store
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COMMUNITY
ANNOUNCEMENTS
SUMMER SALE
Shop Local in the Noyes Museum of Art
Shops
HAMMONTON, NJ – The Noyes Museum
of Art of Stockton University is pleased to
present the annual Summer Sale in its retail
locations in Hammonton and Atlantic City
beginning on July 1. Shop for find one-ofa-kind artwork and unique gifts created by
local and regional artisans during the sale,
which ends on July 31.
www.noyesmuseum.org
www.artsgarageac.com
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QVC Bus Trip – Sat., Oct. 15th, 2016,
- A FABULOUS SHOPPING DAY hosted by CONTACT of Ocean/Mon.
Counties, the 24/7 Crisis/Suicide
Prevention Hotline. $75 Ticket
includes round trip bus fare to QVC
outlet store, Frazer, PA, lunch at Buca
di Beppo & MORE SHOPPING TIME
AT QVC GIFT SHOP IN STUDIO PARK.
Bus departs Toms River Presbyterian
Church, 1070 Hooper Ave., 8am
sharp, arrives home approx. 6:30pm.
Call 732-240-6104 or mail checks to
CONTACT, P.O. Box 1121, Toms River,
NJ 08754
.- - - - - - - - - CLASSIC CARS
LOCAL BUSINESS’S
HEALTH & VENDOR FAIR
(Wal greens will be Giving Flu Shots)
Sponsored by Management &
Busy Bees of Pine Ridge At
Crestwood
SEPT 17TH 9AM -3PM
Audubon Lodge – 73 Martin Drive,
Whiting, NJ.
Food (Limited) will be available for a
small fee
Any questions - Please call 732-9414583 (Leave Msg)
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BUSY BEE’S OF PINE RIDGE AT
CRESTWOOD - WHITING, NJ 08759
- CURRENTLY SELLING - BOSCOV’S
FRIENDS HELPING FRIENDS FULL
DAY SHOPPING PASSES*
Which Provides $25.00 Off DIscount
Shopping Pass
Refreshments , Entertainment ,
Register to Win Prizes
PASSES GOOD - OCT 18TH 9AM 11PM
ALL PROCEEDS GO TO BUSY BEES,
WHICH THEN DONATE TO VARIOUS
CHARITIES.
PLEASE CALL 732-941-4583 TO
OBTAIN TICKETS
SEND US
YOUR
COMMUNITY
ANNOUNCEMENTS
WE WILL
GLADLY
PUBLISH
THEM.
Open, Quiet and Spacious Setting
Surrounded by the Jersey Woods
“All Sites in Wooded Areas”
• 3 Way Hook-ups Water/Elec/Sewer
• Park like setting • Open Fields
• Bathhouse • Fishing Lake • Playground
• Swimming Pool • Tent & RV Camping
Just Minutes from LBI & Seaside off Rt. 9 exit 69 going south off GSP
609-698-3134
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
Classified Ads are $5 or $10
FOR SALE
Solid Oak Headboard for
up to King Size bed $100
or best offer
732-864-5851
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Large selection of crystal
glassware, Decanter etc...
Best Offer
848-333-0709
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Antique Bureau
Appraised at $8,000 15
years go. Offers
848-333-0709
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RARE
COCA
COLA
CALENDAR
SERIES
ADVERTISMENT,
$15 OR BEST OFFER
CALL 732-604-9630
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JASON GIAMBI AND
DERIK JETER FIGURINES
BRAND NEW IN ORIGINAL
PACKAGE.
$ 20.00 OR BEST OFFER
CALL 732-604-9630
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BUDWEISER BEER STEIN.
PERFECT
CONDITION.
SLIGHT WEAR AT BASE.
$20.00 OR BEST OFFER
CALL 732-604-9630
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3500 BASEBALL CARDS,
VARIOUS
TEAMS,
VARIOUS YEARS. ALL
ARE BRAND NEW IN
INDIVIDUAL
PLASTIC
SLEEVES. $200 OR BEST
OFFER
CALL 732-604-9630
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ARCITECTUAL
DIGEST
FROM 90’S. SPECIAL NEW
YORK ISSUE, WORLD
TRADE CENTER COVER.
BEAUTIFUL
COVER
PHOTO.
$25 OR BEST OFFER
CALL 732-604-9630
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SET OF FOUR BEAUTIFUL
HAND
PAINTED
CHAMPAGNE OR WINE
FLUTES. HAVE NO IDEA
THE AGE. BOUGHT AT
ESTATE SALE.
$40 OR BEST OFFER
CALL 732-604-9630
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TWO BEAUTIFUL MENS
POCKET
WATCHES.
BRAND NEW IN PERFECT
CONDITION. BOTH GOLD
TONE AND WOULD MAKE
GREAT GIFTS.
$20 OR BEST OFFER
CALL 732-604-9630
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EXECUTIVE GOLF SET IN
LEATHER CASE. BRAND
NEW AND EXCELLENT
GIFT FOR GOLFERS.
$20 OR BEST OFFER
CALL 732-604-9630
-----------200 COMIC BOOKS,
BRAND NEW IN PLASTIC
SLEEVES. MOST ARE
MARVEL
INCLUDING
BATMAN,
SUPERMAN,
ETC. VARIOUS TITLES,
VARIOUS
COMPANIES.
NO DUPLICATES.
$250 OR BEST OFFER
CALL 732-604-9630
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GARAGE SALES
place your ad here
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HELP WANTED
Waitress & Driver wanted
call Mike at Rosato’s
732-914-8787
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Driver wanted for local
deliveries of the 5 & 10
call Ray at
1-800-621-1262
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Driver wanted for
Wholesale Food
deliveries good salary
and possible sales
territory for the right
person
Call Neil at 732-987-5600
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SALES REP
Sales rep F/P/T for sales
of advertising in the 5 &
10 & Gazette Newspaper.
Exclusive territories
Call Ray at
1-800-621-1262
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BUSINESS SERVICES
AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR
37 East Auto
Full service Automotive
repairs. Towing available
best rates in town.
Call 732-929-3000
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AUTO BODY
REPAIR
Ocean Bay Auto Body
1201 Beaver Dam Rd.,
Point Pleasant NJ
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BAIL BONDS
Place your ad here.
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BAIT & TACKLE
Dock Outfitters
Boat Rentals, Bait & Tackle
Store, Free Crabbing &
Fishing Pier.
thedockoutfitters.com
732-830-5611
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Murphy’s
Bait & Tackle
Serving Barnegat Bay,
Seaside & IBSP
Live Fresh & Frozen Baits
Tica - Tsunami - Calcutta
Shimano-Okuma-Penn
Propane Refils
Block & Cube Ice
2701 Rt. 37 East
Toms River NJ 08753
732-270-3856
murphyshookhouse.com
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Pro Cut Bait
308 Main St.
Forked River, NJ 08731
1-800-842-2929
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BARBERS
Best Haircut in Town
Lakehurst Barber Shop
Lakehurst, NJ
----------------------BOAT SLIP RENTALS
Key Harbor Marina
Winter Storage Boat
Store
Transient Slips available
keyharbormarina.com
2 Point Road, Waretown,
NJ
609-9355
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Toms River NJ.
732-349-5345
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East Dover Marina
BREAKFAST
Full Service Marina
The Dock Cafe
605 Fishcher
Blvd.
Breakfast & Lunch
If you
have a Prop..
Toms
River,
NJ shop
08753
At the Dock Outfitters on
We are
your
Sales
Service - Storage
Tel:-732-270-1104
the Bay.
732-244-6154
------------South Fishing Pier,
Storage
- Indoor/Outdoor - 35/55 Seaside
Ton Lift Service
BOWLING
Heights
Playdrome lanes
732-830-8171
821 Conifer St.,
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GOT METAL? GET CASH
We buy aluminum, copper, brass, stainless
Toms River Metals
605 Fischer Blvd. Toms River, NJ
732-270-1104
(located at East Dover Marina)
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Toms River Senior
Center
JULY 2016
Open Mon-Fri
8:30am - 4:30pm
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DATES TO REMEMBER
TOMS RIVER NUTRITIONAL SITE
Tuesdays and Fridays
You must call by 11:30am the day prior
to register for a meal
732-341-1000 ex. 8460
---------JULY 1ST - Fridays
Fruit & Vegetable Vouchers
10-3 pm
---------July 13th - Wednesday
Movie Day 1pm
---------July 21st - Thursday
Atlantic City Bus Trip
(must sign up in advance)
---------ATLANTIC CITY TRIP
Thursday, July 21st @ RESORTS
CASINO - $25 per person (must sign
up a day in advance) $25 slot credit -
Bus leaves Senior Center at 9am and
returns at 5:45pm - There will be no
transportation to the Senior Center - Call
732-341-1000 Ex. 8461 with Questions
---------A TOUCH OF SINATRA
Wednesday August 14th 12-2pm - Lunch
at 12 pm - Tickets are $7.
-----------MOVIE DAY
Wednesday July 13th, 1 - 3pm - Tickets
are $2. - Movie “BROOKLYN” run
time 1 hour 49 minutes - Snacks will be
served
---------JULY BUS TRIPS
There will be no more bus trips for the
month of July
---------NJ FRUIT AND VEGETABLE
VOUCHERS
will be given out on Friday July 1st from
10- 3pm
Call Office for full details
--------KITCHEN
We appreciate your patience while the
kitchen has been under renovation for
the last couple of months. Senior Center
is now in need of new supplies for the
kitchen. Please see Heather in the main
office for a list of new supplies needed.
Thank you.
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732-341-1000 ex. 8460
Stockton’s Summer Playhouse Children’s
Series Debuts with ‘James & the Giant
Peach’ on July 20
‘The Princess & the Pirate,’ July 27 and
‘Pinkalicious the Musical,’ Aug. 3
GALLOWAY, N.J. – The Stockton
Performing Arts Center, in conjunction with
The Greater Ocean City Theatre Company,
will premiere its Stockton Playhouse summer
children’s theatre lineup with Roald Dahl’s
“James and the Giant Peach” on Wednesday,
July 20.
Also coming up in the series are
“The Princess and the Pirate” on Wednesday,
July 27; and “Pinkalicious The Musical” on
Wednesday, Aug. 3.
Show time is 10:30 a.m. and the
productions will be presented in the Campus
Theatre, located in the Campus Center on the
main Galloway campus, 101 Vera King Farris
Drive. Tickets are $12 and may be ordered
online at stockton.edu/pac or by calling the
Box Office at (609) 652-9000. The Box Office
is open Monday through Thursday from 10
a.m. to 2 p.m. and 90 minutes before the
performance. For group sales, call (609) 6524786.
Classified Ad Form
Mail To: OC Gazette, PO. Box 577 Seaside Heights, NJ 08751
Email To: [email protected]
or Call 1-800-621-1262
Deadline for classified ads for each Friday is Monday at 5:00pm
Price for each ad is $5 (5lines plus Heading) or $10 (10 Lines plus Heading) FOR 4 WEEKS
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not call immediately then it is not our responsibility. There are no refunds with classified ads.
BICYCLES
Padi’s Pedal Power
Sales, Service, Rentals
Ortley Beach &
Toms River
1955 Rt. 35N Ortley Beach
732-830-2800
--------------------------BOATS FOR SALE
East Coast Marine Brokers
(See display ad)
Pre
Owned
Boats
Available
Call for new arrivals
609-971-8800
888 Bayway
Lanoka Harbor NJ
On site at Lanoka Harbor
Marina
---------------C & C Marina
Berksshore Pontoons
Quality Pre-Owned Boats
211 Sloop Creek Rd
Bayville, NJ 08721
Tel: 732-237-2222
---------------CAMPGROUNDS
Baker’s Acres
230 Willets Ave,
Little Egg Harbor, NJ.
609-296-2664
--------------------Brookville Campground
“all sites in wooded areas”
Just minutes from LBI, &
Seaside off Rt.9, Exit 69
going south of GSP
609-698-3134
------------------------------CRABBING BOATS
Cranberry Inlet Marina
421 Bayside Terrace
Seaside Heights NJ 08751
Bay Side
732-830-1882
---------------ELECTRICAL
PLACE YOUR AD HERE
EMAIL:
[email protected]
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FAMILY FUN
Pirate Adventure on the
Sea Gypsy
Day trips,
Birthday Parties,
Field Trips
Riverfront Marina
281 Princeton Ave,
Brick, NJ
732-899-6100
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FISHING BOATS
THE GAMBLER
90’ Super Cruiser
USCG Certified
1/2 Day & 1/2 Night
Fishing
59 Inlet Drive,
Point Pleasant Bch.
732-295-7569
----------------------95’ Norma K
Super Fast
All Aluminium
Snack
Bar
Fishing
everyday All Year
Boat Phone
732-892-8868
Located at
Kens Landing Marina
in Pt Pleasant Bch, NJ
----------------GROOMER
Rub-A Dub Dogwash
Self Serve Dog Wash,
Professional Grooming
Salon,
Doggie Treats & Boutique
S&F Plaza
2008 Rt. 37 East
Toms River, NJ
732-270-1186
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HARDWARE
Lavallette Hardware
“We’re the problem
solvers”
“We cut Keys”
Benjamin, Moore Paints,
PROPANE EXCHANGE
Paint, Keys, Lock rekeying,
Window Glass & Screen
Repair.
A full service
Hardware Center
1601 Rt. 35N,
Lavallette, NJ
732-830-5551
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ITEMS WANTED
PLACE YOUR AD HERE.
EMAIL
[email protected]
-----------------------------JEWELRY
Christina’s Jewelry
602 Mantoloking Rd Brick
732-920-4600
-----------Gold Fever
Catch It Watch It
Large Diamond Sales
are our specialty
636 Arnold Ave
Pt. Pleasant Beach
732-892-3535
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KIDS CLOTHES
Christina’s
602 Mantoloking Rd.
Brick
732-920-4600
-------------------------KAYAK RENTALS
Mermaids Cove Marina
Kayak Rentals Crab Boat
Rentals
Fully Stocked Marine
Store, Full Service Marina
802 Mantoloking Rd,
Brick, NJ
732-477-3252
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KITES
Cobra Kites
Wind Spinners, Kites
www.cobrakites.com
2608 Rt. 37E.
Toms River, NJ
732-270-2112
---------MARINE SERVICES
Lightning Jacks
Marina’s
2 Locations on the Bay
On the Metedeconk 809
Rt. 70, Brick
On the Manasquan 505
Bridge Road, Brick
Boat Ramp, Storage,
Slips, Transient Docking,
Coastal Boat Sales call
732-458-3540 or
732-458-2016
lightningjacksmarina.
com
------------------------J & E Marine
Crusader Premium Dealer
Sales & Service Fully
Insured Specializing in
Electrical,
Mechanical,
Outdrives, Transmissions,
Diesel and Gas,
Boat Hauling
888 Bayway,
Lanoka Harbor
609-242-3133
--------JET SKI REPAIR &
SERVICE
Lacey Power Sports Inc.
Personal Watercraft
Specialist
Yamaha, Kawasaki, Sea
Doo, Honda, Mobile
Service We come to you
Sales Service Accessories Performance
Fiberglass repair, Vinyl
Graphics,
Full Machine Shop
Service
416 Route 9 Lanoka
Harbor, NJ
609-693-8485
laceypowersports.net
----------Harbor Yacht Club
Full Service Marina
Sales, Slips, Service,
Jet Ski Docks
501 Rt. 35, Mantoloking,
NJ 08738
732-793-7975
-------------------------Tides End Marina
Full Service Marina
Best Value in Price &
Outboards Today
Tohatsu Outboards
Inflatable Boats from 8’5”
upt to 13’8”
146 Marine Plaza #148
Forked River, NJ 08731
609-693-9423
---------------MINIATURE GOLF
Barnacle Bill’s Miniature
Golf
and Amusement Center
1968 Rt. 35 N,
Ortley Beach, NJ.
732-793-9345
---------------------------MOTELS
Luna Mar Motel
On the Ocean Front
We cater to families and
couples
Ocean Avenue & L Street
Seaside Park, NJ.
732-793-7955
lunamarmotel.com
-------------------------Charlroy Motel
Ocean Front Rooms
www.chalroy.com
1601 N. Ocean avenue
Seaside Park, NJ
732-793-0712
----------------------------Dessert Palm Motel
Direct Ocean Views
1505 N. Ocean Ave,
Seaside Park, NJ
thedesertpalm.com
732-793-4488
---------------------------Windjammer Motor Inn
Open All Year
Rooms & Efficiencies
Restaurant & Lounge
are open to the public
Serving Breakfast & Lunch
daily in the summer.
First & Central Ave
Seaside Park, NJ
732-830-2555
---------------PARASAILING
Beach HavenParasailing
Safe, Fun, easy for the
entire family
Bay Haven Marina on LBI
2702 Long Beach Blvd.,
Beach Haven Gardens
609-492-0375
----------------------PISTOL RANGE
Shore Shot Pistol Range
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
730, Airport Road
Lakewood, NJ
732-295-6888
--------------------------PAPER SUPPLIER
Place your ad here
------------------------------RECYCLING
We buy Metal top $$ Paid
We
buy
aluminum,
copper, brass, stainless
Toms River Metals
605 Fischer Blvd.,
Toms River NJ
732-270-1104
---------------------------RENTALS
& SUMMER RENTALS
Seaside Best Rentals
Located in Ocean Terrace
Condo’s Heated Pool with
Sundeck.
Call 732-854-7253
seasidebestrentals.com
1709 North Ocean Ave,
Seaside Park, NJ
----------------------------SERVICES
Place your ad here for
services,
handyman,
Construction, Plumbing,
Landscaping and all
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ADDICTION COUNSELING OFFERED DAY,
EVENING, AND WEEKENDS AT OCC
TOMS RIVER, NJ – Are you interested in earning an
associate in science degree in public service with a specialization
in addictions counseling? Are you a Licensed Professional
Counselor (LPC) or a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW)
interested in working toward a second license as a Certified
Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CADC)? Ocean County College
offers classes during the day, evening, and weekends leading to
either a certificate in addiction counseling or an associate degree.
Choose the day and time that best fits your schedule!
Through Ocean County College’s new Weekend College
you can take “Addictions Counseling II” this fall semester on
Saturdays at 9:00 a.m. This course emphasizes standards for
insuring thorough documentation; ethical aspects; the counselor’s
personal and professional growth; counselor/client expectations;
objectives, rules, and obligations; and using evidence-based best
practices to determine a course of treatment. Applications are
being accepted. Registration is taking place now.
Ocean County College’s Addictions Counseling
Certificate and A.S. degree in Public Service are accredited by the
National Addiction Studies Accreditation Commission (NASAC).
Jeffrey Lang, MS, LCADC, Program Chair of OCC’s Addiction
Counseling Studies, explained that “OCC is the only New
Jersey community college currently in receipt of this national
accreditation.”
According to Lang, this program is ideal for both students
taking the first steps toward becoming a drug and alcohol
counselor and for professionals seeking a second licensure in
addiction counseling. The full state mandated curriculum for
Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor / Licensed Clinical Alcohol
and Drug Counselor (CADC/LCADC) education can be completed
at Ocean County College.
Employment opportunities include case manager,
drug and alcohol counselor, group facilitator, human services
worker, outreach worker, residential counselor, and public health
education, among others.
For more information, contact Jeffrey Lang, MS, LCADC,
Program Chair of OCC’s Addiction Counseling Studies, at jlang@
ocean.edu or 732-255-0400, ext. 2076.
The Two River Theater
August 3-7 / 2016
presents A Festival of New Plays by Latino Playwrights.
All Events are FREE and Open to the Public.
For More Information or Tickets 732-345-1400
or TwoRiverTheater.org,
21 Bridge Ave, Red Bank,
NJ, one block from Red
Bank Transit Station.
REAL ESTATE
Seaside Park:
GERTRUDE STEFANIK
REALTORS
REDUCED
Rare chance to own oversized
corner lot on Ocean Avenue.
Lot size approximately 50 x
138. Plans on file for stunning
3 story home with 2 tiered
deck. $1,199,000
Ocean Avenue lot exceeds
7500 sq feet , situated in the
center of Seaside Park. Plans
on file for 5 BR / 6.5 bath three
level home. Asking $1,229,000
Call for additional details,
732-793-0812
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Agent: Val Campbell & Bob
Fischer
Directions Central Avenue to
right on 15th to right on shore
villa
MLS# 21515359
23-95 Shore Villa Road
South Seaside Park in Berkeley
Affordable large 4 Bedroom, 2
bath cape close to beach and
bay in this beautiful beach
community. Purchase price
is for the home - the land
can be purchased separately
from landowner. Bonus room
for extra sleeping space.
Asking $124,999. Contact Val
Campbell 908-910-2915 or
Bob Fischer 732-278-3848
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Presented by:
Kimberly Bell
WeichertRealtors
Toms River
Primary: 732-914-0074
Mobile: 732-300-8494
[email protected]
138 S Charlotteville Dr, Toms
River, NJ 08757
Get
ready
to
retire!
Moderately priced home close
to all amenities! This Sarasota
model home might be just
what you are looking for!
Backing to woods and a creek
affords one great privacy in the
backyard for relaxing! Sod was
Gertrude M. Stefanik, Inc.
Realtors®
just put down out front and
dooks great! Bathroom tile
just redone in tasteful colors
and other little touchups still
in progress today. Please take
a look before this opportunity
passes you by!
$99,900
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Real Estate Sales &
Family Summer Rentals Since
1955
“Under Original Ownership”
7 Roseau Ct,
TOMS RIVER, NJ
3116 Adams Ave.
MLS# 21526710
Toms River Spacious house
located on a large corner
property with a fenced in
yard. Master bedroom has
a large walk-in closet and
bathroom with tile. Dining
room has beautiful tile work
with a fireplace. Large room
off kitchen that is used as a
Mud/Laundry room, could
be utilized as a playroom or
office. Roof, air conditioner
condenser, humidifier and 2
garage door openers are 4
years old. No water damage
in house from Sandy. Asking
$225,000. Contact Donna
Noone
Cell 516-582-1138 office 732830-3500
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Retire in style in this well
appointed newly refinished
home! This house has it all!
Much attention paid to details
and fantastic finishing work
set this renovation apart from
the rest! Features include open
floor plan. custom kitchen
cabinets, granite counter tops,
full stainless steel app pkg,
crown molding, real acacia
hardwood floors. Bathrooms
redone with designer tile and
vanities, newer boiler, central
air, and hot water heater.
windows. This also features a
florida room and located on
a cul-de-sac with a private
yard! This home has your wish
list complete! Picures aren’t
enough! Come preview today!
$199,900
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497 Saint Thomas Dr, Toms
River, NJ 08757
28 Baylor St, South Toms River,
NJ 08757
When you first pull up to this
house, it will be evident that
the owners take pride in their
home! Nicely landscaped lot
adds to the curb appeal of this
well appointed ranch! Features
include a large eat in kitchen
with full appliance package
and tasteful backsplash.
Newly floored living room, a
partially finished basement
adds more space for your
enjoyment! Roof, air, heat
have been replaced since the
owners have lived here. The
third bedroom was opened
up and being utilized as den/
office..easily can be made
into a bedroom again. Lot is
fully fenced and large shed
in backyard. This home is just
waiting for new owners!
$159,000
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Pack your bags and move
right in! All the work has
been done for you! Newly
renovated popular Lakeview
model in sought after Holiday
City Berkeley! Yhis home
tastefully remodeled with
an open floor plan, bamboo
floors, raised panel doors,
crown
molding,
custom
baths, and Kitchen! The
kitchen has newly installed
cabinets, granite countertop,
granite
backsplash,center
island, and full stainless steel
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“AWESOME AUTUMN” – REGISTER TODAY!
Active Adult Autumn Session Offers Two-Day Adventure at
OCC
TOMS RIVER, NJ – If you are 55 years of age or older, you can spend time on the
beautiful Ocean County College (OCC) campus, make new friends, enjoy delicious meals, and
learn about music, Japanese art, history, the power of laughter, plus, write the story of your
life! Continuing and Professional Education will offer a two-day mini-vacation Awesome
Autumn – Active Adult Autumn Session from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on Tuesday, September
27, and Wednesday, September 28, Gateway Fifth Floor, (Building #101), on the OCC Main
Campus, College Drive, Toms River, NJ. Seating is Limited. Registration Required.
Day 1: Tuesday, September 27
9:00 a.m., CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST & CONVERSATION
10:00 a.m., MORNING SESSION: “The Elements & Principles of Design” – Journey through
quality design concepts by looking at images, discussing elements and principles of design,
and how these were codified during WWI and WWII by idealist communities such as the
Bauhaus, DeStijl, and Black Mountain College. Participants will create abstract designs and
challenge each other to read these visual communications.
12:00 noon, LUNCH.
1:00 p.m., AFTERNOON SESSION: “Anxious Autumns: The Cuban Missile Crisis: New Findings &
the 1934 Morro Castle Fire” – The 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis stands out as a Cold War moment
when time stood still. In the half-century since those October days, research has produced
new revelations and theories. During 1934, vacationers returning from a Caribbean cruise
found themselves caught up in one of the most terrifying events in the history of the Jersey
Shore – the fire that destroyed the “Morro Castle” and took 134 lives.
Most Vehicles $224.99
Day 2: Wednesday, September 28
9:00 a.m., CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST & CONVERSATION
Most Vehicles $449.99
10:00 A.M., MORNING SESSION: “Falling In Love with Jazz” – Jazz is America’s original art
form, yet many Americans never learned how to listen to, follow, understand, and enjoy this
precious music. Learn the skills to listen to jazz in a new way!
12:00 noon, LUNCH.
Re-Charge Only - Repairs extra
(Most Vehicles)
1:00 p.m., AFTERNOON SESSION: “Change of Season - Harvesting our Gifts & Talents” – Allow
yourself to raise your awareness by using tools to help you assist in moving freely through
the changing seasons. Tips will assist you in harvesting your inner gifts and talents to make
the best of every day and deal with the stress that often comes along with change.
All-Inclusive Price: $99 (Morning/Afternoon Sessions, Continental Breakfast, and
Lunch).
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To register, call OCC’s Department of Continuing and Professional Education at 732255-0404 or visit www.ocean.edu/seniors.htm.
Subj: Reef Vessel Deployment Scheduled for August 8
A 65’ crew boat has been slated for deployment on August 8 on the Axel Carlson
Reef, located 4.4 nautical miles off Manasquan Inlet. The vessel is being sunk as part of the
NJDEP Division of Fish and Wildlife’s Artificial Reef Program.
For more information, including deployment coordinates and a photo of the
vessel, visit http://www.njfishandwildlife.com/news/2016/reefvessel7-16.htm on the
Division’s website.
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AROUND OCEAN COUNTY
Island Beach State Park
Seaside Park
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Jenkinson’s Amusement Park & Aquarium
Point Pleasant Beach
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Jersey Coast Shark Anglers - Striper
Marathon!
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Medleys Music Man Singing Ice Cream
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3rd Weekend)
Cattus Island County Park, Toms River
732-270-2960
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Sat. & Sun. - Free Vineyard Tours
Laurita Winery, New Egypt
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(except July 24)
Seaside Heights
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732-892-3377
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Wed. - Sat. - Uncle Vinnie’s Comedy Club
Ocean County Parks
732-506-9090 www.oceancountyparks.org
732-899-3900
unclevinniescomedyclub.com
Popcorn Park Zoo
Forked River
609-693-1900http://www.ahscares.org
Wed. - Sun. - Pick-up Trucks in Review Exhibit
Vintage Automobile Museum, Point Pleasant
732-899-0012
Wed. - Sun. - Ocean County Carousel of
Music 2016
Various Places throughout Ocean County
Fri. - Sun. - Seasonal Planetarium Shows
Robert J. Novins Planetarium, Ocean County
College, Toms River
732-255-0400 www.ocean.edu
The Edith Duff Gardens
Barnegat Light
609-494-8578 http://lbi.net
Blackbeard’s Cave Family Entertainment
Center
Bayville
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Brick Farmer’s Market
Windward Beach Park, Brick
732-262-1075
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Drop by Science on the Fly
Jakes Branch County Park, Beachwood
Live Country, Bluegrass, & Folk Music Concert
Albert Music Hall, Waretown
609-971-1593 www.alberthall.org
See, Touch & Learn About Baby Clams & The
Bay
Holiday Harbor Marina, Waretown
732-349-1152 www.reclamthebay.org
The Looney Bin Comedy Club 2 (some Sat.)
Capone’s Restaurant, Toms River
908-414-7097
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Big Joe Talent Show
Jenkinson’s Boardwalk, Point Pleasant Beach
732-892-0600 www.jenkinsons.com
Family Fun Night & Movies on the Beach
Seaside Heights Boardwalk
732-830-3700 http://www.exit82.com
Farmers & Specialty Market
Lake Horicon, Lakehurst
732-657-4141 www.lakehurstnj.org
Lavallette Summer Concerts
Gazebo, Lavallette
732-793-7477 www.lavallette.org
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High School, Amateur and Professional
Artists
Sought for Exhibit on Economic Inequality
Galloway, N.J. - High school students, amateur artists and
professionals are invited to participate in a community exhibition of
their artwork designed to bring attention to the impact of economic
inequality in the United States - and potentially earn some money
doing it.
“Focus on Economic Inequality,” will be exhibited from
Oct. 8-30, 2016 at the Noyes Arts Garage of Stockton University, at
Fairmount and Mississippi avenues in Atlantic City, N.J. Cash prizes in
the form of gift cards will be awarded, with a $175 top prize and $50
for honorable mention in each of the three artist categories.
“This art exhibit is part of Stockton University’s ongoing
initiative on economic inequality,” said Oliver Cooke, associate
professor of Economics, who co-chairs the university’s initiative
with Carra Leah Hood, assistant provost and associate professor of
Writing. “Stockton is one of over 20 colleges and universities across
the country seeking to engage college and university campuses and
their broader communities in discussing, debating, and exploring
the complex causes and consequences of economic inequality,”
Cooke said.
“The artists whose work appears in this exhibit will share
what they see and understand about economic and other forms
of inequality, presenting viewers with visual stories of struggle
and survival and love amidst, at times, chaotic odds,” said Hood.
“An artist’s vision can tease out subtlety of emotion and, in doing
so, teach us new ways of seeing and knowing ourselves and others,
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imagining different -- more just and equitable -- worlds, and acting
to change the contours of our communities.”
There will be a panel discussion followed by awards and a
reception on Friday, Oct. 14 at 4 p.m. at the Arts Garage. Panelists
will include: artist Larry McKim, an artist from Frenchtown, N.J.,
who has shown nationally in over 30 group and 10 solo exhibitions;
Wendel White, Distinguished Professor of Art at Stockton; Joyce
Hagen, executive director of the Atlantic City Arts Foundation; and
Christina Jackson, assistant professor of Sociology.
All of the events are free and open to the public.
There is no fee to enter. Download all of the forms at www.
stockton.edu/artgallery
All artwork must address a theme related to the causes or
consequences of economic inequality, the growing gap between
the haves and have-nots. All submissions must have an entry form
attached to the back. All 2D artwork must be ready to hang with
a wire securely attached. Artist must provide pedestal or stand for
3D work, if needed. Entries are limited to three artistic pieces per
person.
The schedule for participating artists is as follows:
Friday, Sept. 30 from 11 a.m. - 6 p.m., drop off art work
with entry forms and registration at the Noyes Arts Garage, 2200
Fairmount Ave. (at Mississippi), Atlantic City, N.J. 609-626-3805.
Saturday, Oct. 1: Entrants will be notified between 1 - 2 p.m.
by email or phone if their work has been accepted. Others should
pick up their work, (bring receipt) between 2 - 6 p.m. that day.
The works will be judged by Cooke, Hood and Michael
McGarvey, professor of Art, and Kate Nearpass Ogden, professor of
Art History.
“This visual arts platform offers the public (ages 14 to
adult) the opportunity to participate in the larger conversation of
economic inequality, express their point-of-view, exchange ideas
and talk about their personal experiences and concerns for cont on
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OCC ART GALLERY ANNOUNCES NEW
SEASON OF EXHIBITS
TOMS RIVER – The Grunin Center Art Gallery (Building #12),
Ocean County College Main Campus, College Drive, Toms River, NJ, is
proud to announce its 2015-2016 Gallery Exhibit Schedule featuring
local and national artists. Please use Parking Lot #2. Admission to
the Gallery is free.
July 5 to August 28, 2016: Lynn Whitfield – A member of the
Toms River Artists Community (TRAC), Whitfield is a sculptor and a
poet, combining her poems with sculpture using her physical form
as a guide. The sculptures, made of clear wrapping tape, feature the
texts of her poems with a specially picked backdrop that carries the
theme of the poem/sculpture.
August 30 to September 28, 2016 (Meet the Artist Reception,
Sat, Sept 10, 6-8pm): “Wild Wood: Sculpture by Amy Puccio” – A selftaught artist, Puccio is a graduate of Kean University with a double
major in biology and chemistry, working as a product development
chemist for nine years and then briefly, as a portrait photographer.
After becoming a stay-at-home mom, Puccio started working parttime as a picture framer, learning on the job. She began creating art
with picture frame moulding scraps while working in frame shops
and in a contemporary art gallery, building her first recycled-wood
sculpture in 2006. Puccio works with a variety of subject matter
including pop art and supersized works based on everyday objects
including her “pet” subject – food!
October 2016: George Krause, Photographer – Krause’s
photographs are in major museum collections including the Museum
of Modern Art in New York, the Museum of Fine Arts in Houston,
The Philadelphia Museum of Art, and the Bibliothèque Nationale
in Paris. In 1993, he was honored as the Texas Artist of the Year. He
recently retired from the University of Houston where he created the
photography program.
November 2016: Lizzi Schippert – Focusing on classical
techniques in printmaking (lithography and intaglio), figure and
portrait drawing, collage, pochoir (a stencil technique), and painting,
along with Japanese and Chinese calligraphy, Schippert has exhibited
nationwide, from Manhattan to Hawaii, and in Sweden, Japan, and
the Caribbean.
December 5 to December 22, 2016: Ann Hayes “Scene at the
Shore” – A group show focusing on the landscape, landmarks, and
features of the Jersey Shore featuring 11 artists exhibiting in diverse
media. Hayes often works in watercolor, oil, and Giclée.
January 2017: Tony Ventura & Tina Adamitis – Exhibit
information forthcoming.
February 2017: Frank McGinley, Painter/Art Historian –
Painting most of his life, McGinley received his first award at the age
of 13 in a contest held by New York City for students preparing to
enter high school. McGinley’s painting depicted the Battle of Wake
Island where U.S. Marines were defeated in 1942. The painting is in
the archives of the New York Metropolitan Museum of History.
McGinley was accepted as an independent artist into the
U. S. Air Force Art Program and his work is hanging in the Pentagon,
Washington, D.C. Two of his Air Force paintings were part of the
book U.S. Air Force 60th Anniversary Complete History. McGinley
has permanent displays at West Point Military Academy, the U. S.
Coast Guard Station (Atlantic City), Notre Dame University, and the
British War Museum (London, England), just to name a few. He also
presented signed lithographs to President Ronald Reagan and Queen
Elizabeth. McGinley’s illustrated covers for a set of books covering
the Holocaust (CIS Publishing Co., Lakewood) are in the Holocaust
Museum in Washington, D.C.
PRESS RELEASE
Waretown branch Library
Month of August
New York City Unfiltered – Sheldon
Nadelman
Although Sheldon Nadelman’s subjects were often
overlooked, as well as, stepped over, his photographs often got
much attention. An acclaimed book, Terminal Bar – A Photographic
Record of New York’s Most Notorious Watering Hole and a Sundance
award winning short film documentary award, The Terminal Bar,
have both resulted from his works. Even Martin Scorcese used the
Terminal Bar in his film, Taxi Driver.
From Nadelman’s vantage point as a bartender at the
Terminal Bar at the corner of Eighth Avenue and West 41st. Street,
he shot 2600 photographs with his $85 Pentax. His works have
been the subject of a New York Times article, whose headquarters,
ironically, now stands on the former site of the bar. Taken from
1962 until 1981, his photographs have long been recognized as
historically significant.
Along with the “sooty, sticky-floored life” images taken off
the streets in front of the Terminal Bar, Nadelman is also displaying
sensitive images of the World Trade Center, pre-9/11.
A reception will be held at the Waretown Branch Library on
Monday, August 8 at 7:30 pm and it is open to the public.
These programs are free and open to the public.
Please register online at www.theoceancountylibrary.org
or by calling 609 693-5133
EXPERIENCE THE BRITISH THEATRE WITH
OCEAN COUNTY COLLEGE
TOMS RIVER – Experience the British theater on Ocean County
College’s 38th Annual Theatre in London Seminar/Trip: January 4-15,
2017. Members of the community are welcome to participate on a
non-credit basis. Students will be enrolled for three college credits. A
number of scholarships are available for OCC students. Registration
Deadline: October 4.
Seminar/Trip: See 10 plays at the Royal National Theatre, West
End, Fringe, and other venues! Take a backstage tour at the Royal
National Theater. Enjoy talk-back sessions with actors, directors, or
technical staff. Visit Shakespeare’s Globe Theater. Plenty of free time
for sightseeing, museums, shopping, and dining.
Tour Package: round trip airfare on United Airlines, 10
nights accommodations at the conveniently located Radisson Blu
Edwardian Grafton Hotel (four star hotel), theatre tickets, day trip to
Stratford-Upon-Avon, full English breakfast daily, round trip airport
transfers, most tips, taxes, OCC instruction, tuition, and fees.
Not Included: lunch and dinner, personal expenses, trip
cancellation insurance, and any items not specifically listed.
Cost: $3,975 per person, double occupancy.
Single room supplement: $840. Out-of-county fee: $69.
Out-of-state fee: $339.
NOTE: The program cost is based on the exchange rate
and the prevailing price in effect at the time of printing. Should
airfare, land costs, and the dollar/pound exchange rate become less
favorable, participants may be billed accordingly.
For more information or to register for the trip, contact Gary
Shaffer, Assistant Professor of Humanities, at [email protected] or
732-255-0400, ext. 2296.
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Stockton’s Hughes Center Research Asks:
Do You See the Invisible Hand of
Government?
Galloway, N.J. - Against the backdrop of campaign debates
concerning the size and direction of government, many New
Jerseyans do not recognize the government benefits they receive,
according to a study released today by the William J. Hughes Center
for Public Policy at Stockton University.
Nearly 60 percent of the New Jerseyans surveyed denied
ever having used the services of a government social program. Yet 68
percent of those who denied receiving such
benefits had participated in one or more
programs, the study found.
These benefits are often invisible,
either because recipients view them as
entitlements or because they are delivered
indirectly rather than through government
bureaucracies. “Your government social
program is my entitlement,” summarized
David Carr, author of the study, and director
of Research and Policy Analysis for the
Hughes Center.
The report is based on a survey of
812 New Jersey residents and its findings
are consistent with a 2008 national survey
conducted by Suzanne Mettler, a professor
in the government department at Cornell
University.
Survey results suggest that
respondents’ understanding that they
are participating in a “government social
program” varies widely by program
characteristics and means of implementation.
New Jersey residents were most aware of
the traditional social support programs
targeting the needs of the economically
disadvantaged. They were much less likely
to identify programs such as Social Security,
Unemployment Benefits, Student Loans,
or the Home Mortgage Interest Deduction as government social
programs.
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Do You See the Invisible Hand of Government?
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“Major social programs are invisible to many Americans either
because they are attached to universal entitlement or contributory
systems, or because the government acts indirectly, through
private intermediaries or through indirect instruments such as
the tax code,” explained Carr. “As the debates raging in the current
presidential primaries remind us, our perceptions of whether or not
we benefit from support may shape our position in the continuing
debate about the proper scope of government.”
The full report, The Invisible Hand of Government, is
available at stockton.edu/hughescenter, along with other research
and resources.
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High School, Amateur and Professional
Artists
Sought for Exhibit on Economic Inequality
their community,” Denise McGarvey, Stockton exhibition coordinator.
Those seeking more information may contact her at denise.
[email protected] or 609-652-4566.
For more information about Stockton’s Economic Inequality
Initiative, visit Stockton.edu/ei
OCC FOUNDATION GOLF OUTING
SET FOR SEPTEMBER 20 AT PINE
BARRENS
TOMS RIVER – The Ocean County College Foundation invites you
to tee off at its 15th Annual Golf Outing at Pine Barrens Golf Club,
Jackson, NJ, on Tuesday, September 20 featuring “Beat the Pro” and
“Putting” contests! Event will be held rain or shine.
The entry fee is $325 per player. Your contribution includes lunch,
use of driving range before the shotgun start, green fees, golf cart,
and a golf gift. An Awards and Cocktail Reception, in the clubhouse,
will immediately follow the afternoon tournament. Soft spikes and
golf attire are required.
“In our first 14 years, we raised over $750,000 to support the
students of Ocean County College and we have set our sights on a
goal of $50,000 for this year,” explained Michael B. York, Golf Outing
Chairman, OCC Foundation. “By providing students with excellent
educational opportunities, it opens a new world of possibilities and
paves the way for their future success.”
Individuals and businesses may lend support by becoming a
sponsor. All sponsors receive recognition in the reception program;
in addition, depending on level of sponsorship, this may also include
name prominently displayed at Golf Outing, entry fees for a foursome
or twosome, tee sponsor, and Mulligans. Please call for details.
Registration Deadline: August 29. To register as a player or sponsor,
call the OCC Foundation at 732-255-0492.
‘Time for a Change’ Exhibit in Atlantic City
Showcases South Jersey Civil Rights Movement
Stockton University History Project on Display
Through Sept. 28 at
African American Heritage Museum of South Jersey
in Noyes Arts Garage
Galloway, N.J. – South Jersey played an important part in the
struggle for African-American equality. Its citizens fought for
racial justice and against segregation in the south, marched on
Washington with Martin Luther King, Jr., protested on the Atlantic
City boardwalk with the Mississippi Freedom Democrats, and
showcased the first Miss Black America contest. The exhibition is
open now through Sept. 28 at the Noyes Arts Garage in Atlantic
City, N.J.
The exhibition is brought to the African American Heritage
Museum of Southern New Jersey in the Arts Garage, at 2200
Fairmount Ave., by Stockton University and the New Jersey Council
for the Humanities.
“This project is the culmination of over two years of
collaboration between the university and the African American
Heritage Museum of Southern New Jersey, and demonstrates the
commitment Stockton has to our community,’ said Assistant Provost
Michelle McDonald. “It also addresses the complicated issue of race
relations, not only during what was a critical time in our region’s
past but also as an essential topic for ongoing conversation given
recent events. I hope it will prompt viewers to consider where we
have come from, and how far we have yet to travel.”
The show includes the first Miss Black America pageant in
1968, the origins of Martin Luther King Day that same year, and racial
conflicts in both Camden and Newark as well as how they fit into the
larger context of a national movement.
Ralph Hunter, director of the African American Heritage
Museum, said: “This exhibition demonstrates the rise and fall of race
relations and integration in South Jersey and our nation.
It captures the part that Atlantic City played, on the
boardwalk and in the convention hall. In fact, the day I saw Fannie
Lou Hamer having to leave the Convention Hall building was one of
the most exciting days of my life.”
John O’Hara, associate professor of Critical Thinking and
First Year Studies at Stockton, headed the project, working with
graduate students. “The title of this exhibition, ‘A Time for Change,’
evokes the situations and conditions of change in the 1960s, but in
looking at the 1964 Democratic National Convention protests, de
facto segregation, race and police violence, and urban unrest, it also

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