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Regency Reporter June 2021 – Page 3 VOL. 18, NO. 6, JUNE 2021 - PUBLISHED MONTHLY FOR THE RESIDENTS OF REGENCY Scrabble Club members enjoyed seeing everyone and playing their favorite game. Pictured from bottom left and around to bottom right are: Anne Wolfson, Linda Litsky, Marcia Midler, Helaine Szalavetz, Rochelle Berger, Naomi Schwartz, Ellen Gershowitz, and Annette Valerio. See page 5. Photo submitted by Linda Litsky IAG members enjoying the Cinco de Mayo celebration, from left: Anil and Chandni Shah, Smita Kadakia, Satya and Neeta Khurana, and Mrudula and Indravadan Gandhi. Photo submitted by Anil Shah Two Regency residents, above and on right, with the creations they made at Succulent Day. Sunset Erev Pesach overlooking Etsch Farm. Photos by Kori Little, residents’ names not supplied Photo by Geri Garfinkle Above, Mike Coulianidis earns 200-mile pin dur- ing hike at Monmouth Battlefield On left, Hiking newcomers Tom and Alice Bury at The winners of the chilly, but fun, outdoor spring Trivia Night are from left: Laura Buck Gardens. Alster, Larry Alster, Joe Calvacca, Gail Serpico, Pat Serpico, and Alan Moskowitz. Photos by Doug Poye. Photo by Shelly Senack JUNE 2021 – PAGE 2 REGENCY REPORTER guidelines will be lifted and we and we will soon have full ac- Stay tuned for additional up- will be able to have full audi- cess to the Clubhouse. We have dates as they become available. ences for the shows. now started working on the per- Stay safe, get your vaccine Our June schedule offers a formances for 2022. If you have shots, wear your mask, social Coffeehouse performance and a any thoughts of what you would distance, and we will see you great show. These shows are now like to see at Regency please soon. on sale. On June 13 the Coffee- email the information to Kori See Entertainment house show brings Jeffery Uhlig Little, our Lifestyle Director. Schedule Page 4 to Regency. A collaborative pian- ist and chamber musician, he has performed with members of the Greetings from Philadelphia Orchestra, New the Entertainment York Philharmonic, and Metro- politan Opera. He also served as Committee principal keyboard with the By Shelly Senack Princeton Symphony Orchestra. Summer is right around the corner On June 18 we are happy to be and while May was packed with lots of able to bring The Weaklings to things to do, June should also have our stage. They have played at the “Better Weather!” May had Cinco de Count Basie Theater and will be Mayo with a great buffet from Food performing at The Axelrod Per- Architect and Trivia Night (Gary Roth) forming Arts Center in July as for testing our knowledge or lack of Flamenco dancers performing at Cinco de Mayo. well as other venues around the everything! We had yummy Hot Chocolate and delicious Ice Cream Photo by Anil Shah, submitted by Shelly Senack country. Although they don’t of your choice from The Ice Cream Man and the Ice Cream Truck consider themselves a tribute we all remember growing up with. As always we want to thank band they are America’s most Stephanie, Kori, Jen, Kirsten, and Laurie for all the hard work that From The Entertainment Committee unique celebration of the music of goes into setting everything up. Hope to see everyone soon. the Beatles. They perform and our Coffeehouse with Olga Vi- record explosive renditions of nokur and a show with CSN. The Beatles classics, uniquely Both were in the Clubhouse. In arranged Beatles deep cuts, plus order to accommodate more brilliant Beatles-inspired power- people we had two shows by pop originals. The band features (Not the Pits) each performer. It was good to Glen Burtnik. Glen is a platinum see our residents coming out in and gold record awarded song By Christiana Barone support of the programs as both writer, having composed songs I am so happy to see that shows for both performers sold for John Waite, Styx, Randy things will be somewhat normal out. Although the capacity for Travis, Marshall Crenshaw, Patty soon. I miss seeing our friends/ each performance is still limited Smyth, and Don Henley. Glen neighbors and meeting new- it was nice to be able to sit in- started his career portraying Paul comers to our community. As I By Art Cooper side and enjoy live entertain- McCartney in the Broadway pro- indicated in the paragraph at the ment. Ticket sales are now We are slowly making pro- duction of Beatlemania, and went bottom of this article, if you are online so you don’t need to rush gress with the Covid guidelines on to perform as a member of newcomer and would like share A Special Note to All New- to the Clubhouse early in the and life starting to get back to major national acts including some happy news regarding comers to Our Community morning to secure your seat. what is now the current Styx, Electric Light Orchestra, your family, please email me. If there are any new additions Hopefully, as the year moves on “normal.” During May we had and the Fab Faux. Last month one family shared to your family, an engagement/ Tickets for our July shows an engagement and a marriage marriage of your son/daughter, will go on sale during June. and this month the same family yourself, or if someone close to REGENCY REPORTER Watch for the emails from Kori. is sharing happy news of a you has joined the military de- Published by: Princeton Editorial Services, Inc. Our July Coffeehouse features granddaughter graduating with fending our country and last but P.O. Box 70 Millstone Twp., NJ 08510 Chris Anthony, a professional an MBA. Another family is not least has received a special 732-761-8534 - [email protected] magician and mentalist who blessed to see two granddaugh- award, please let us know. All EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Nina Wolff mixes magic and comedy that ters graduating. It’s great to see you have to do is drop a note of EDITORIAL BOARD will keep you amazed and spell- all these young ladies moving the forthcoming event in the Barbara Bickel Laurie Lipper Elaine Sandler bound. On July 17 we have a on to a new adventure. mailbox of Christiana Barone, 8 Louis Flumen Sandy Newman Cecile Spector comedy show with Robin Fox Achievements Country Club Drive or e-mail Doug Poye and Tom Cotter. Robin has been Flora and Marty Feldman me at [email protected] with a EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS at Regency a few times and has are very proud to announce the reference in the subject box Phyllis Carlinsky Audrey Flumen Sue Melcher Mort Spector always kept us laughing. She May graduation of their grand- “Regency News” by the first of Jane Cooper Marty Kornfeld Arleen Panson Linda Strauss spent 17 years as a New Jersey daughter, Carla Rosenberg the month and magically it will Carol Herman Carol Kortmansky Marie Rando Allen Tinkler stay at home mom. This “Real from her dad’s alma mater, The appear in our community publi- Sylvia Fleischer Laurie Lipper Esther Schwartz Housewife” was the funniest Wharton School, with an MBA. cation. If you choose to e-mail DELIVERY COORDINATORS lady at the PTO and bus stops. Carol and Kieve Kort- me, please indicate Regency ELAINE SANDLER 732 605-9373 · LOU FLUMEN 732-641-2495 Tom has taken the comedy mansky feel blessed to have News in the subject area. That’s DISTRIBUTION: Carole Goldman Les Langer Barbara Spilken scene by storm since finishing two wonderful happenings in all folks. See you next month Gary Austein Bob Goldstein Harold Leibowitz George Steinberg as runner-up and becoming the their lives this month! Con- with the FRUITS OF OUR Fred Barbieri Hy Grossman Ira Lindenbaum Jeff Strauss LIVES, (not the pits). Phyllis Carlinsky Anne Haback Jeff Malester Linda Strauss Breakout Star from Season 7’s gratulations to their beautiful Carmine Carrara Cheryl Hand Steve Nagel Dan Tanzi America’s Got Talent. He lost granddaughter, Erica Lupiano, Paul Cibbarelli John Healey Roberta Nelson Neala Vogel to a dog act, but don’t hold that on her graduation from the Uni- Sandy Effron Fred Hollinger Sheldon Piekny Eleanor Weisenberg against him; Tom was the first versity of Michigan and to our The Editorial Board of the Steve Farron Micki Indursky Ellen Porges Art Wilde Regency Reporter and the Lou Flumen Linda Kamins Steve Rich Stan Wolitz comedian ever to be a finalist beautiful granddaughter, Debbie Frimmer Joel Kaplan Elaine Sandler Roger Wood on the show. Samantha Stein, on her gradua- entire Regency community Rita Galen Bruce Kapp Vinnie Sequenzia We hope all goes as planned tion from Marywood University send sincere condolences to Jerry Garfinkle Barry Kleinman Bob Shumsky members of the Indian Doreen Genkin Bill Langer Sylvia Smith American Group who have ATTENTION CONTRIBUTORS HOA 2021 Public Board lost family and friends to the All materials for Regency Reporter are due on the tenth of the month prior Covid-19 pandemic in India. to publication month. Meeting Schedule Please E-mail your materials to: All Public Meetings are held in the Clubhouse Ballroom unless Condolence NINA WOLFF E-mail: [email protected] otherwise noted The Editorial Board of the Letters to the Editor: Publication of letters to the editor is at the discretion of the Wednesday, June 9 – Annual Election Regency Reporter and the entire Editorial Board. All letters must be submitted with signatures. Regency community send sin- Disclaimer: Unless otherwise stated, the articles contained within this paper Wednesday, June 16, 2021 are solely the thoughts and opinions of the authors, and do not necessarily 6:30 p.m. – Public Board Meeting in Ballroom cere condolences to Dov Koller reflect the views and opinions of the Regency Reporter’s editorial board and Family on the passing of his Wednesday, July 21, 2021 or Princeton Editorial Services.
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