Man Injured in Crash After Being Ejected from Vehicle

June 30th, 2016 The Ocean County Gazette - www.ocgazette.news 1 The OC Gazette P.O. Box 577 Seaside Heights NJ 08751 On The Web at: www.ocgazette.news

JUNE 30TH, 2016 VOL. 16 NO. 567 THIS WEEKS Man Injured in Crash After Being ISSUE

Pages 10-11 Ejected from Vehicle Ocean County Manchester Twp NJ – On Friday, June 24, Featured Events 2016, at approximately 1:11 AM, members of the Manchester Township Police Department Pages 12-18 responded to the intersection of Route 571 Around all the and Seminole Street for the report of a multiple Ocean County vehicle crash. Upon arrival, officers learned Towns - News, Information that it was a two vehicle crash involving a 2011 Events Nissan Altima and a 2001 Mazda Tribute. The Nissan was being operated by Joseph M. Diperi, Pages 22-23 23, of Manalapan and the Mazda was being Ocean County operated by Jevon I. Cotte, 24, of South Toms Library Weekend River. The investigation revealed that the Nissan Events and Exhibits was making a left turn from Seminole Street on to Route 571 when it collided with the Mazda, Page - 26 which was traveling eastbound on Route 571. Long Beach Island The impact caused the Mazda to overturn. Foundation of the The operator, Cotte, who was not wearing his Arts & Sciences seatbelt at the time, was ejected through the Events Manchester Township Water Utility sunroof. Cotte sustained injuries and was transported via ambulance Eastern Service Area Customers Page 30 to Jersey Shore University Medical Center by MONOC Paramedics for Museums, Historic, treatment. The operator of the Nissan, Diperi, was wearing his seatbelt and Mandatory Lawn and Arts & Exhibits was uninjured in the crash, however he was evaluated by Manchester First Landscape Watering Aid as a precautionary measure. Diperi refused further medical treatment. Page 30 Cotte is listed in stable condition at this time. Assisting at the scene were Restrictions A Summary of Ridgeway Fire Department, Manchester First Aid, MONOC Paramedics, the Effective June 28, 2016 Comedy & Stage Performances During summer months, customer demands for water increase Page 33-36 OCEAN COUNTY MALL RECOGNIZED dramatically due to lawn irrigation. Classified Ads Over the last few days, customer & Real Estate AS ‘STORMREADY’ BY NATIONAL demands rose to record levels. Reducing water use during peak Page 37 Fishing & Outdoor WEATHER SERVICE periods is essential to our provision

Sections coming of an uninterrupted supply of water, TOMS RIVER, NJ, – Ocean County Mall, is pleased to announce that, through Spring 2016 particularly in emergencies, such as continued efforts to increase shopper safety in the face of severe weather, it fires. The following mandatory lawn has been awarded the designations of being “StormReady®” and ”Weather- Page 36 and landscape watering restrictions Ready Nation Ambassadors™” by National Oceanic and Atmospheric Toms River Senior Administration’s (NOAA) National Weather Service. are effective in our Eastern Service Center News Area beginning June 28, 2016 until Other News The designations recognize Ocean County Mall for its preparedness further notice. The Eastern Service Horoscopes P. 4 to handle all types of severe and potentially life-threatening weather Area generally includes the portion Weather P.2 situations through communications infrastructures, community outreach of the Township lying along Route 37 and hazardous weather training. Simon is the first REIT to achieve this and those portions lying to the east Blue Claws News status at all of its locations nationwide. of Route 37 and the Lakehurst Naval P. 8 Air Engineering Station and Warfare “We are grateful to the National Weather Service Center. for providing us with this distinction,” said Tara see MALL page3 see WATER page 9 2 June 30th, 2016 The Ocean County Gazette - www.ocgazette.news Two Vehicle Crash with Fatality Closes

June 30th 2016 VOL. 16 NO. 567 All rights reserved and all material is Route 70 in Whiting copyrighted ©. No part of this publication may be reproduced without the written consent of the publisher, The OC Gazette, Manchester Twp NJ – On Friday, June 24, 2016, at approximately 10:35 am, officers from the Manchester assumes no responsibility for errors and/or opinions expressed in the publication nor the Township Police responded to the area of State Highway 70 and Pleasant Valley Road in the Whiting section performance of the advertisers. The OC Gazette is not responsible for of the township to investigate a head-on collision involving two vehicles. Upon arrival, officers discovered the typographical errors in the advertising content of this newspaper. The publisher reserves the right to approve all subject matter of two involved vehicles on the front lawn of a property on the westbound side of Route 70. Both vehicles, which advertising. Liability of error is limited to the cost of the advertising in question and were identified as a silver, 2013 Kia Soul and a red, 2000 GMC flatbed truck had significant front end damage is available as a full credit only, refunds are not available. The OC Gazette will not be as a result of the collision. Furthermore, it was also discovered that the driver of the Kia was unresponsive and responsible for errors after the first insertion, when correct Proof of Advertisement has been given, only a re-run of the ad is was trapped inside of the vehicle. permissible FOR ADVERTISING & CONTACT INFO The initial investigation into the crash revealed that the Kia, which was being operated by, 87 year old, The OC Gazette - PO Box 577, Seaside Heights, NJ 08751 Theodore Chandler of Whiting, was making a left email: [email protected] Tel: 1-800-621-1262 • Fax: 866-326-4484 turn from Pleasant Valley Road onto Route 70 West OC Traffic News when his vehicle was stuck on the front driver’s side TOMS RIVER – Ocean County Freeholder Director James F. Lacey has announced that traffic delays and by the GMC flatbed which was travelling east on detours may exist at the following locations, which are being improved. Route 70. The GMC, which was hauling sod at the GARDEN STATE PARKWAY time of the crash, was being driven by, 56 year old, INTERCHANGE 91, Herborn Avenue, Burnt Tavern Road, Lanes Robert Wimbush of Staten Island. Upon impact, both Mill Road, and Burrsville Road, vehicles crossed into the west bound lane of Route Brick Township Updated : Monday, June 27, 2016 70 and ran off of the roadway. The driver of the GMC Extent: Lane and Shoulder was reported to have been wearing his seatbelt at Closures with Changing Traffic Patterns the time of the crash and was uninjured. The driver of Purpose: Construction of the Kia was also wearing his seatbelt and his vehicle’s Northbound and Southbound Entrance and Exit Ramps, and airbag deployed during the crash. The driver of the Local Road Widening Kia had to be extricated from the vehicle following Time: May 18, 2015 to February 2017 the crash and was pronounced dead at the scene.

WEST VETERANS HIGHWAY, Whitesville Road to Siena Drive, The roadway was closed and a detour was established Jackson Township Updated : Monday, June 27, 2016 for several hours following the crash. Assisting at Extent: Lane and Shoulder the scene were members of the Whiting Volunteer Closures with Alternating Traffic Purpose: Road Widening, Fire Company, the Department of Transportation Drainage, and Paving Emergency Response Team as well as paramedics Time: August 17, 2015 to September 30, 2016 from MONOC. Also, assisting at the scene with the investigation were officers from the New Jersey State ROUTE 166, Old Freehold Road to Highland Parkway, Toms River Police Commercial Vehicle Inspection Team, the Township Ocean County Prosecutors Office, the Ocean County Updated : Monday, June 27, 2016 Extent: Lane Shifts and Closures, Sheriff’s Office Crime Scene Investigation (CSI) Unit, and Changing Traffic Patterns and the Ocean County Medical Examiner’s Office. Purpose: Road Reconstruction and Resurfacing, and Utility The investigation Relocation is still ongoing, Time: March 28, 2016 to June 2018 however, driver error on the part of the NORTH GREEN STREET (CR 539) AT Tonight Patchy fog after 2am. Otherwise, partly around 10 mph. ROUTE 9, Tuckerton Borough cloudy, with a low around 69. South wind 8 to 10 Saturday Night Mostly clear, with a low around 64. operator of the Kia Updated : Monday, June 27, 2016 mph. Extent: Shoulder Closures Sunday Mostly sunny, with a high near 86. appears to be the Purpose: Signal Improvements Friday A chance of showers and thunderstorms, Sunday Night Partly cloudy, with a low around 67. contributing factor. Time: June 20, 2016 to July 15, mainly after noon. Patchy fog before 8am. Otherwise, 2016 partly sunny, with a high near 84. Southeast wind 6 to Independence Day Mostly sunny, with a high near 86. This crash is being 9 mph. Chance of precipitation is 40%. New rainfall Monday Night A chance of showers and investigated by ROUTE 9, Westecunk Creek to amounts between a tenth and quarter of an inch, thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy, with a low around Patrolman Antonio Garden State Parkway, Little Egg except higher amounts possible in thunderstorms. 68. Chance of precipitation is 30%. Harbor Township, Tuckerton Friday Night A chance of showers and thunderstorms Ellis and Patrolman Borough, and Eagleswood before 2am. Partly cloudy, with a low around 66. Tuesday A chance of showers and thunderstorms. Paul Bachovchin Township South wind 5 to 7 mph. Chance of precipitation Mostly sunny, with a high near 87. Chance of Updated : Monday, June 27, 2016 is 40%. New rainfall amounts of less than a tenth precipitation is 30%. of the Manchester Extent: Daytime Shoulder of an inch, except higher amounts possible in Tuesday Night Partly cloudy, with a low around 68. Closures and Lane Shifts and Township Police Shoulder Closures, and Nighttime thunderstorms. Traffic Safety Unit. Alternating Traffic Patterns Wednesday Mostly sunny, with a high near 89. Purpose: Milling and Paving, and Saturday Sunny, with a high near 85. Northwest wind Roadway Improvements Time: March 28, 2016 to October 3, 2016 June 30th, 2016 The Ocean County Gazette - www.ocgazette.news 3

FIVE MORE DATES FOR HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE COLLECTION TOMS RIVER – Ocean County residents who Aug. 27, Lacey Township Recycling Center, silver polishes, oven cleaners, photographic need to get rid of household hazardous 820 Municipal Lane; 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Sept. chemicals, rug and upholstery cleaners, waste like pool chemicals and pesticides can 24, Beachwood Municipal Complex, 1600 polishes and bleaches, waste oil and used access any of the next five collection dates Pinewald Road, and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Oct. 8, gasoline. announced by the Board of Freeholders. Ship Bottom Municipal Boat Ramp, Shore The five collection dates will be serviced by “We will have five additional collection Avenue and 10th Street. Radiac Environmental Services at a cost of dates beginning with July 16 in Plumsted While the program is free registration is .45 cents a pound. Township,” said Freeholder Gerry P. Little, required. Additional recycling information can be found liaison to the Ocean County Department of To register for the collection sites in Plumsted on the county website at www.co.ocean. Solid Waste Management. “Our residents can and Brick townships call 732-367-0802; for nj.us. or by calling 1-800-55-RECYCLE. attend any of the five collection sites. Making the Lacey Township and Beachwood site call the program accessible and convenient 732-506-5047 and for Ship Bottom call 609- makes it successful.” 978-0913. Last year, the County collected 271,842 “This continues to be a very popular pounds of household hazardous waste at a program with Ocean County residents,” said cost of $107,921. The program is funded in Freeholder Director John P. Kelly. “I am happy part by State Recycling Enhancement Act we continue to offer this program on an Tax Fund. annual basis. It provides benefits to not just “This free program, which got started in our citizens but also the environment.” 1989, provides an avenue to get rid of items Municipal recycling centers and the county’s like paints, paint thinner, and cleaners, recycling centers also allow for drop off of a properly and safely, keeping the material host of materials including used paint, motor from entering our waterways and our oil and car batteries. preserved lands,” Little said. “Our residents should check with us or their The program runs about once a month local recycling center to determine what is beginning in April until October and is held accepted year-round eliminating the need at different collection sites throughout the to store these products in their home for County. Three collections were already held extended periods of time,” Little said. earlier in the year. Residents can drop off a maximum of 200 “Collections are held in towns, both large pounds of dry material and 20 gallons of and small, and citizens in any Ocean County liquid at the County’s household hazardous town can attend any site,” Little said. waste collection sites. No containers over The dates, times and locations for the five five gallons will be accepted. upcoming collections are: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Materials accepted at the household July 16 at the Plumsted Township Municipal hazardous waste collection sites are: Building, 121 New Egypt Allentown Road; 9 paints, thinners, boat paints, solvents, pool a.m. to 3 p.m., Aug. 13, Brick Township Public chemicals, pesticides and herbicides, aerosol Works Yard, 836 Ridge Road; 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., cans, auto products, toilet and drain cleaners,

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“Simon Property Group proactively shares NOAA’s vision of building a Weather-Ready Nation,” said Chris Maier, national warning coordination meteorologist of NOAA’s National Weather Service. “We welcome Ocean County Mall as a StormReady and Weather-Ready Nation Ambassador partner. Their comprehensive emergency management and security program helps their tenants and patrons stay ready, responsive and resilient to extreme weather events.”

The National Weather Service’s StormReady program is a partnership with emergency management that helps reduce risk and increases community resilience to hazards. For more information, please visit www.stormready.noaa.gov. 4 June 30th, 2016 The Ocean County Gazette - www.ocgazette.news LEAVE THE source: anne-elisabeth.com.au A Point ARIES: 21st March & 20th April FIREWORKS TO Like it or not, it more wise of you to be prepared to follow the Painting structure somebody else wants to put in place – you can benefit from it. It will represent a new beginning of some description that can THE EXPERTS improve the routine side of things on a daily basis. By looking at this “As Independence Day approaches, we more closely you can recognise what needs to be limited. know that fireworks are synonymous PAINTING & REMODELING with the celebration of our country,” TAURUS: 21st April & 20th May Toms River Residential, Commercial, said Ocean County Freeholder Deputy Any new ideas you have are possessed with great potential, Industrial Painter and Handyman particularly when it comes to things important in your life. Others Director Gerry P. Little. “It is important can be very focused on themselves right now, so it would pay you to take a more subtle approach if you are seeking an agreement or that you know that New Jersey is one want some help from them. Don’t give too much information at once. of three states that ban all consumer Friendly Service fireworks. Residents risk fines and jail Free Estimates GEMINI: 21st May & 20th June Your finances will need some attention up to mid September. You time if they are caught in possession Serving Ocean and Monmouth may not be able to keep pressure from others at bay much longer. of bottle rockets, firecrackers, Roman Responsibilities attached are something you would rather escape. Counties for over 20 years. Handling the details could be much easier than you expect. Going candles or any other pyrotechnics within www.apointpainting.net with this cycle can place you in a more stable situation long term New Jersey borders. Even handheld CANCER: 21st June & 22nd July sparklers are banned. There are many The New Moon this week occurs in your sign generating new places within Ocean County that offer 732-286-9886 opportunities and new directions on a personal level. At the same firework displays over the weekend of time you have a new thinking cycle operating for the next 2 months that can bring many opportunities. It is important you remain July 4th so we encourage our residents centered on your future wishes and resist any pressure from others. and visitors to take advantage of these LEO: 23rd July & 22nd August delightful tributes to our country. There is a lot going on behind the scenes that could work out in a Little added, “We also know that many most beneficial manner. You need to put your energies into getting a people take it upon themselves to good foundation in place with what you know you are dealing with right now. To do this successfully means you need to withdraw from a purchase and use fireworks at home. It lot of other things. It will be worth it in the long run. is estimated that 230 people on average VIRGO: 23rd August & 22nd September go the emergency room every day with You will need to think about how you are affected in any situation fireworks-related injuries around the July involving you with a group of people – there could be more than 4th holiday. Remember, fireworks can be one group. It might be stretching you too far on a personal level. You might have to realize that you can’t be of service to everyone! Choose dangerous, causing serious burn and eye involvements you enjoy the most that you feel have a purpose. injuries. It is extremely important that LIBRA: 23rd September & 22nd October adults supervise all fireworks activities; The need to act on any new directions you want to generate when parents do not realize that young children it comes to commitments or obligations will be uppermost. You need to stay mentally focused on this for the next 2 months. The suffer injuries from sparklers which can opportunity to bring something to an end will be there if that is your reach temperatures of 2,000 degrees.” desire. Don’t be blasé when it comes to finances right now. Daniel Regenye, Ocean County Health SCORPIO: 23rd October & 21st November Department (OCHD) Public Health A far greater sense of co-operation from others when it comes to the Coordinator, said to remember that future can be experienced. This can give you a whole new view of where you can head and certainly something to think about over the fireworks are illegal, BUT if you have next 2 months. The more you have looked at important priorities in purchased them elsewhere and plan on your life in the last year the better you will fare now using them, it is extremely important SAGITTARIUS: 22nd November & 21st December to follow these safety tips when using You need to have a lot of patience right now – there is too much fireworks: going on behind the scenes that is in the hands of others. Not that this will necessarily be to your detriment but time has to play out. Part of this can be decisions they will make that are connected to directions you can take. You may actually get what you want. •Never allow young children to play with NEXT WEEK FOR CAPRICORN: 22nd December & 19th January or ignite fireworks. New directions connected to other people can be very significant. •Remember, alcohol and fireworks do not This could also mean new people coming into your life. There can be an easy alignment with your own priorities. What you need to focus mix. on is what you would have to let go of. They will be far more focused •Never place any part of your body directly on their position, not yours – be aware of that fact. over a fireworks device when lighting NEXT WEEK FOR AQUARIUS: 20th January & 18th February the fuse. Back up to a safe distance Taking a new path when it comes to daily routines is inevitable. immediately after lighting fireworks. Finances can play into this though not in a way you might like. Even so, there is some benefit that perhaps you don’t want to accept. You •Never try to re-light or pick up fireworks need to mentally focus on changes you need to make over the next 2 that have not ignited fully. months. It is more about the small things than the big picture. •Never point or throw fireworks at NEXT WEEK FOR PISCES: 19th February & 20th March another person. Most fortunate circumstances can open up new opportunities for you •Keep a bucket of water or a garden hose though it will not be completely free of the influence of somebody else. The more certain you have been about where you want to head, handy in case of fire or other mishap. the better will be your position. It will not be without obligation •Light fireworks though and this is where you could experience any difficulty. one at a time, see LEAVE Page 5 June 30th, 2016 The Ocean County Gazette - www.ocgazette.news 5

Dieter This handsome guy is Dieter. He’s 1 1/2 yrs old and about 62 lbs but could stand to put on some weight. He is super smart and loves to play with other dogs. He needs an active household. He would love a running partner! Dieter is so sweet and has been awesome since he made the trip up from the South. All he needs now is a family to love him forever.

Marine Three cheers for the Red, White and Blue! Marine came to us as a stray on Memorial Day weekend of 2014, hence his patriotic name. A black and white beauty with big, alert eyes and the cutest pink nose, Marine is just waiting to make you stand at attention. A playful and affectionate guy, he loves to curl up in your lap after playtime is done. He currently resides in our Free Roaming Room where he gets along well with his kitty pals and enjoys the company of our staff and volunteers as well. Marine has a non-contagious herpes virus which is a lifelong condition. He has been on lysine to build his immune system. He needs to be on this for life and seen by the vet when he has flare-ups. He is constantly overlooked and we don’t know why??!! If you have it in your heart to care for his simple needs, this sweetheart of a boy will make it worth your while!

then move back quickly. LEAVE •Make sure fireworks are legal in your area before buying or from page 4 using them. •Never carry fireworks in your POCKET or shoot them into METAL or GLASS containers. •Do not experiment with homemade fireworks. •Dispose of spent fireworks by wetting them down and place in a metal trash can away from any building or combustible materials until the next day. •FAA regulations PROHIBIT the possession and transportation of fireworks in your checked baggage or carry-on luggage. •Report illegal explosives, like M-80s and quarter sticks, to the fire or police department. The Ocean County Health Department wants all of our residents and visitors to enjoy the upcoming holiday and the wonderful fireworks displays around the county and we want this to be a safe and healthy time for all. Visit the OCHD website at www.ochd.org or follow the Health Department on Twitter@OCpublichealth or like us on Facebook.

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BERKELEY - Mayor Carmen F. Amato, Jr., Today, was encouraged by of the current formula and the need to provide a more fairer funding Governor Christie’s “Fairness Formula” which would provide equal formula that treats all districts the same.” Mayor Amato said. School funding for all, with each public school district receiving $6,599 per enrolled student. A figure that was arrived at by taking “Under the basics of this plan, both districts combined would see an the $9.1 billion spent by the state today and dividing it among every increase of twenty million dollars in aid. Twenty million in additional K-12 student in New Jersey. property tax relief would be welcomed.” Mayor Amato concluded. http://nj.gov/governor/news/news/552016/approved/20160621b. CURRENT: html Berkeley Township Board of Education FY 2016-2017 STATE AID $2,374,556 “We have been working closely with our 9th District Legislators, http://www.state.nj.us/cgi-bin/education/stateaid/16/stateaid. especially Senator Christopher Connors, advocating for an increase pl?string=districtcode=0320&maxhits=500 in School Funding. We need a Formula that is more favorably to Student Enrollment: 2,065 students. Berkeley. The current school funding formula severely short-changes rural and suburban school districts like ours. I am encouraged by the http://www.state.nj.us/cgi-bin/education/data/enr11plus.pl Governor’s announcement today, that recognizes the shortcomings Central Regional Board of Education FY 2016-2017 - $4,057,141

http://www.state.nj.us/cgi-bin/education/stateaid/16/stateaid. Comic Relief pl?string=districtcode=0770&maxhits=500 Serving Ocean County for 30 years Student Enrollment: 1,971 students. WE SELL COMICS & ACCESSORIES - WE HAVE GIFT CERTIFICATES http://www.state.nj.us/cgi-bin/education/data/enr11plus.pl

Located at: 1231-7 Route 166 Toms River, NJ 08753 Under the Fairness Formula, the state would provide 732-244-6226 Berkeley Township Board of Education: $6,599 per student x 2,065 Open 7 Days a Week enrollment = $13,626,935 Central Regional Board of Education: $6,599 per student x 1,971 enrollment = $13,006,629

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Ocean County Sheriff’s CRASH Office Crime Scene from page 1 Investigation Unit and the Ocean County Prosecutors Office. The crash is currently under investigation by Ptl. Anderson of the Manchester Township Police Traffic Safety Unit. The Manchester Township Police Department would like to remind all operators of motor vehicles to drive safely and to always wear their seatbelts. 10 June 30th, 2016 The Ocean County Gazette - www.ocgazette.news

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July 3 Family Fun Nights & Movies on the Beach Seaside Heights Boardwalk 732-830-3700 http://www.exit82. com

July 1 - 4 July 4th Weekend Sidewalk Sale July 2 Jackson Premium Outlets, Military Heroes 30 Night Jackson New Egypt Speedway, New Egypt 732-833-0503 609-758-1900 http://www. June 30th, 2016 The Ocean County Gazette - www.ocgazette.news 11 July 3 609-698-0080, www.barnegat.net 609-361-6000 www.harveycedars. Lavallette Summer Concerts Rain date: July 5 org Gazebo, Lavallette 732-793-7477 www.lavallette.org Beach Haven Jackson July 4 July 2 - 4 Celebration of Independence Day July 4th Fest Bay Village and Schooners Wharf, Six Flags Great Adventure, Beach Haven Jackson Fireworks at Dusk 10pm 609-492-0111 www.beachhaven- 732-928-2000 www.sixflags.com/ nj.gov greatadventure You’ll be dazzled by brilliant Beachwood fireworks displays, nightly July 4th throughout Six Flags’ July 4th July 3 4th of July Fireworks weekend celebration sponsored Boardwalk Concert Series Beachwood Beach by Coca-Cola. Seaside Heights Boardwalk Fireworks at Dusk 732-830-3700 www.exit82.com 732-286-6000, www. Lacey beachwoodusa.com July 3 Annual Fireworks is a spectacular Independence Day Celebration display seen from the Beachwood Lacey Township High School Beach along the Toms River, food Fireworks at Dusk available! 609-693-1100, www. laceytownship.org 2016 Berkeley Live music & food available. Independence Day Celebrations June 29 Independence Day Celebration Lakehurst Veterans Park, Berkeley July 3 Concert at 6 pm Independence Day Celebration Fireworks at Dusk Lake Horicon, Lakehurst Barnegat Light 732-244-7400, www.twp.berkeley. Fireworks at Dusk July 4 nj.us 732-657-4141 , www.lakehurstnj. Independence Day Parade org West on 11th St., Barnegat Light Brick Parade Begins at 6:30pm June 30 July 4 609-494-9196, www. 2016 Annual Summerfest Concert Independence Day Parade barnegatlight.org & Fireworks Union Avenue, Lakehurst Band Performs at the Gazebo at Windward Beach, Brick Parade at 11am the Bayfront at 7th Street after Concert at 6pm 732-657-4141 , www.lakehurstnj. the parade. Decorated kids on Fireworks at 9pm org bikes, family floats, lots of fun. Fire 732-262-1000, www.twp.brick. trucks, etc. nj.us 2016 INDEPENCE DAY Barnegat Township Harvey Cedars CELEBRATIONS CONTINUED ON July 4 July 2 BACK PAGE. Independence Day Celebration Craft Day by the Bay Municipal Dock, Barnegat Sunset Park, Harvey Cedars Concert at 7pm 10am - 4pm Fireworks at Dusk 12 June 30th, 2016 The Ocean County Gazette - www.ocgazette.news

Saturday July 2nd 2016 Location: Berkeley Branch By Appointment Only

Discover your family roots. In our one Photography Exhibit: Vulpes Vulpes – on – one personalized lessons you (Red Fox) by Eric Sager will learn how to maneuver various All Day helpful websites made available on Location: Toms River Branch the Ocean County Library website. Photography of New Jersey’s red Please call the branch to schedule an fox, by Eric Sager, will be on display appointment. throughout the month of July in ------McConnell Gallery. Sager studied Computer Lab Drop-In Computer at the University of the Arts in One-On-One Computer & eReader Help Philadelphia, PA and currently shoots Help 10am – 2pm portraits, weddings and other events All Day Location: Stafford Branch freelance and for a local studio. Location: Berkeley Branch Stop in for any hands-on computer Sign up for a one-on-one class with help you may need. This exhibit is a multi-year long a staff member who will teach you journey in finding and photographing the basics. Please call the branch to New Jersey’s red fox. The portraits schedule an appointment. are printed on fine artist’s watercolor ------paper, hand-mounted, matted and English Classes - FREE ESL framed with reclaimed wood by the 9am – 12pm artist. Location: Lakewood Branch Free ESL classes to adults who want to Sager says, “I wanted to give my learn and/or improve their English. audience the feeling of really being Register at the class sessions. there with the foxes; to see the small, serene moments, to be down on the LEGO® Play ground alongside them, to share a 10:30am – 12:30pmSign Up view of them otherwise unattainable.” Location: Island Heights Branch We’ll supply the LEGO® bricks for imaginative free play

Make and Take: 4th of July Fun 10am – 12pm Location: Beachwood Branch Drop in and make a 4th of July celebration craft.

String of Purls–Knit/Crochet Group 10:30am – 12:30pm Genealogy Lessons Location: Stafford Branch All Day Needle art lovers whether you’re just learning or already know how, join June 30th, 2016 The Ocean County Gazette - www.ocgazette.news 13 our group to knit, crochet, embroider, Disneynature’s Monkey Kingdom: Hooray for America! Drop-in Craft crewel and needlepoint. For beginners, Family Movie and Crafts 2 – 3pm bring size 8, 9 or 10 knitting needles 1pm Location: Jackson Branch and light-colored 4 ply worsted yarn. Location: Lacey Branch Ages 4-8. Stop by and make a fun craft To crochet bring the same yarn and a From Disneynature,, a spectacular to celebrate the 4th of July! size “G”, “H” or “I” crochet hook. tale set among ancient ruins in the storied jungles of South Asia. Maya, a clever and resourceful monkey, finds her world forever changed when she welcomes her son Kip into her colorful extended family. As Maya strives to keep Kip safe through unexpected and sometimes perilous adventures, amazing footage captures all the magic and surprises of their magnificent world. 81 min. Rated G. Chess Classes with LEH Chess Club For families. No registration required. 11am – 1pmSign Up Location: Little Egg Harbor Branch Giant Ping-Pong / Ping-Pong Gigante Introductory chess classes are being 2:30 – 3:30pm offered to ages 7 and older. Location: Lakewood Branch Ping-Pong, giant style.

Ping-pong en tamaño real.

Star Catcher Artist Reception 11amEvent is Full 1 – 3pm Location: Tuckerton Branch Knitting and Crocheting Location: Pt. Pleasant Boro Star light, star bright. Ring in the 9:30 – 11:30pm BranchCome meet artist Barbara Fourth of July with a custom made Location: Lacey Branch Benko and view her oil paintings. fireworks catcher jar. Ages 2-10. REG Come join in! Bring your yarn, and Light refreshments will be served. make some new friends! All skill levels welcome.

4th of July: Flag Food 12 – 1:30pm Location: Lakewood Branch Celebrate with red, white and blue foods.------14 June 30th, 2016 The Ocean County Gazette - www.ocgazette.news City”, in Lakewood, NJ. She spent 4 years documenting inside “Tent City”, the largest homeless encampment on the Northeast coast that was bulldozed in July of 2014 after a rigorous court battle. This exhibit will showcase a few images from her time spent there. She hopes to continue to raise awareness through her exhibition about the homeless upright bass), composer and and housing crisis facing our State, Looking ahead.... upcoming conceptualist, will be playing bass primarily, Ocean County, which still Friday night shows, all at 8:00 pm - at the exhibit opening on June does not have a homeless shelter in $5 donation 12th. 2016 from 1- 4pm. Sherry will place. give a brief talk about her vision Jul 22 - Mary Lutton and guest The “Tiny Home” Pilot Program, Aug 19 - Ladies Night Out Sep 23 - Custom Blend https://www.facebook.com/ Oct 21 - Tony Pileggi & Joe Stamboni tinyhomepilotprogram/ Nov 18 - Bob Andrews Trio Dec 16 - Holiday Sing 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 In the Galleries in July donation Jul 22 - Mary Lutton with Peter JULY PHOTOGRAPHY SHOW Morris Aug 19 - Ladies Night Out Entries for this years open juried Sep 23 - Custom Blend photography show will be accepted Oct 21 - Tony Pileggi & Joe Stamboni on Saturday, June 25 from 10 am - 3 Nov 18 - Bob Andrews Trio pm at the Guild. Dec 16 - Holiday Sing ______This year’s categories are Color, Nature, Manipulated and “Seashore”. Seashore is an exciting new category and replaces black and white. Entries In the Galleries in June in this category could include beach, boardwalk, sailing and whatever Gallery I & II else you can come up with that Sherry Rubel Photographer - Solo fits in. Keep in mind that black and Show white can still be entered into all “Tent City” categories except color. The show will be open July 1 - 31 Sherry grew up in her father’s with awards and open reception darkroom and is otherwise a self on Sunday, July 10 from 1 - 4 pm. taught photographer. In 2011 after Awards will be given out at 2 PM. being laid off from PATCH.com she Only best in Show and first place in embarked on a project to help raise each category receive cash awards. Jair-Rohm Parker Wells who is awareness about homelessness There are 3 places in each category an American Free improvisation throughout the Country. She did a with honorable mentions as well. bassist (bass guitar and electric Google search and discovered “Tent Fees for guild members are $25 for June 30th, 2016 The Ocean County Gazette - www.ocgazette.news 15 the first photo and $15 for each second and third photo submitted. Non-Guild members are $30. for first photo and $15 each for second and third. Each person can submit up to 3 photos with all eligible for judging and prizes. For further information see the enclosed prospectus. Judge to be announced. For questions contact Jim Ralph, chairman at 732 929 2227

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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 Friday, September 23, at 8:00 pm - $5 Lutton performing country, folk, and donation classic rock songs, both standards (Doors open one hour before the and original songs, in elegant 3-part show - come early and visit the art harmony, with guitar, mandolin, galleries.) autoharp, and harmonica. Custom Blend Maria, Paul, and Joe, who perform Click here for a short music sample frequently at Albert Music Hall in Friday, July 22, at 8:00 pm - $5 Waretown and at other venues donation More music samples at: www. along the Jersey shore, will play their (Doors open one hour before the youtube.com/watch?v=mEleCqP- own unique blend of classic country show - come early and visit the art Oac/ ballads and traditional bluegrass galleries.) songs. Bring your toe-tapping shoes Mary Lutton with Peter Morris and be ready for a high-energy Mary will be joined this time by performance. Peter Morris. Mary’s web site, with samples of her music: marykothlutton.com Peter on Facebook (members only): facebook.com/pmorrisacoustic HAPPY JULY 4TH! 2016 Wishing you a safe and a happy July 4th! Please note the mistake in the last E-Mail this is the correct phone number 16 June 30th, 2016 The Ocean County Gazette - www.ocgazette.news LACEY RD. FARMERS’ MARKET (Joanne LaRoosso (Reporter) You’ll find more then supermarket fare at the weekly Lacey Rd. Farmers’ Market, held Fridays, 11 am-5 pm, through September 16th, at 203 Lacey Road, Forked ‘ll find dozens of books for ypRiver. Hosted by the Lacey Township Recreation Department, Allison Lagerquist, market manager, said last week was opening day of the season and the people were already ready and waiting. This market has a huge variety of farm fresh and artisanal fruits and vegetables, ravioli and pasta, frozen fish and meat, Italian bread, fresh mozzarella, imported cheese, desserts, olives, pickles and much much more. Beautiful ripe bright yellowed color summer squash, ripe strawberries, large Jersey tomatoes, part dips “it’s not a party without a dip-or-have a dip, make a party,” said Toni and Andy Astor of Bayville, who own A and A Dips, sweet and savory for all occasions..call them at 201-638-7611. They do fundraisers, parties, barbeques, and sell wholesale. Andrea Donohue of Forked River said she looks forward to this Farmers’ Market “every year.” Donohue said, “They have the best selection, organic selections. I’m here every Friday, rain or shine.” Farmer Al’s booth, run by Ken, also said he will have his fresh veggies and fruits on hand to treat on every Friday. U Pic Blueberry booth had the sweetest. The Market, in its’ 13th year, was previously held at the Forked River Community Center, on Rt 9 and Lacey Rd., but it has such a following, the crowds were there last week. Diane Peters of Forked River, said she “couldn’t wait” for the Market..Last week was Opening Day doe the Season..Peters was being served by Vito, at the Italian Specialty Booth, where the Breads are not to believe, and the mozzarella is handmade! “He does have the best crab cakes,” she said, as she made her purchase. Christina Krowicki, with Krowicki Farm Market and Green houses, offered farm fresh produce, “from our fields to your table” was there “We have been at this market since it opened 13 years ago,” she said.

Newcomers to the mart were Hair Cuttery, of Sunrise Plaza, 302A North Main St., Forked River. Represented by Alex Smiley, Casey Reben and Kylie Trapani, the girls said they’ll be back. “We’re glad to be out on such a beautiful day.” Krakis Polish Deli was there, with homemade pierogies and stuffed cabbage. Renata, manning the booth, said they always draw a crowd.

At the A and A booth, Toni offered “All Mixed Up” alcohol and non-alcohol Drink mixes, that included sea-salt, mudslide, caramel, watermelon, pina colada, mojito, red and white sangrias, and wine blizzard. “We bring you the flavors; you bring the spirits,” she said.

At the Usborne Book Booth you’ll find dozens of creative books for your children, and for adults alike. Mary Ann McAdoo, consultant was on hand with information about the upcoming, “Reach for the Stars” 2016 Summer Reading Challenge for chidren. At the booth with her son, Garret,6, McAdoo explained that Reach for the Stars is an exciting Summer Reading Challenge rhat rewards kids for reading by allowing them to choose free books, and it also provides books for deserving individuals/ organizations in the community. Each child participating will receive Usborne books. Participation in the program involves Reading (or beyond”) and read even more, collecting pledges from friends, neighbors, and relatives who will support your childs reading, and turning in those pledges at the end of the program, July 31. For further info on this Fab program contact: Mary Ann McAdoo at 732-606-3055. June 30th, 2016 The Ocean County Gazette - www.ocgazette.news 17 FROM THE DESK OF MAYOR PALMER BERKELEY TOWNSHIP vs. SANDY

Manchester Township Water Utility Eastern Service From the Desk of Mayor Amato: - Superstorm Sandy Area Customers 2012 vs. Berkeley Township 2016. It’s not over! In an interview with Mandatory Lawn and Landscape Watering Berkeley Twp. Mayor Carmen Amato, last week, he expressed regret that “the fact remains that so many have lost so much.” Restrictions “When our 2016 budget was introduced,” Amato said, Berkeley Effective June 28, 2016 ratables were up slightly last year, 2015, by 17.5 million, for a total of 5,119,435,600. But the numbers are still less than the total ratable During summer months, customer demands for water increase numbers announced in 2010, before the storm that devastated little dramatically due to lawn irrigation. Over the last few days, customer waterfront towns, such as Glen Cove, that, to this day, has not fully demands rose to record levels. Reducing water use during peak recovered from the raging waters of 2012. periods is essential to our provision of an uninterrupted supply “There are those who still wait returning to their houses,” said of water, particularly in emergencies, such as fires. The following Amato. And he is right. Many former Bayville residents of Glen Cove, mandatory lawn and landscape watering restrictions are effective the home front lagoon town that was built in the 1950’s continue in our Eastern Service Area beginning June 28, 2016 until further to live with friends, relatives, loved ones if they are lucky enough to notice. The Eastern Service Area generally includes the portion of have those to take them in. the Township lying along Route 37 and those portions lying to the Each year, beginning in 1953 ,the then developers of Glen Cove, east of Route 37 and the Lakehurst Naval Air Engineering Station and had another, than another, lagoon dredged out of the marshland, to Warfare Center. create the semi-large summer place for so many families. And for so 1. Watering shall be defined as the sprinkling, watering or many years, those families were able to enjoy the little bungalows, irrigation of shrubbery, trees, lawns, grass, ground covers, plants, built on a concrete slab. Then suddenly visitors would begin seeing vines, gardens, vegetables, flowers, or any vegetation. lights on in the winter as those original buyers became seniors and 2. Properties with odd numbered street addresses may water retired to their little homes. only on odd calendar dates (such as June 29th) except for the 31st of Who would have though that from its’ inception to following the a month on which watering is prohibited. Storm, those little bungalows would be mandated to be raised 6 3. Properties with even numbered street addresses may water ft., at a cost of 100k. Many never lived to see the day. Those left are only on even calendar dates (such as June 28th). struggling to get back. They need help, they say. 4. Watering is not permitted between the hours of 10 am and And while they wait, their once beautiful little waterfront bungalows 5 pm. either sit, empty, waiting to be raised the mandated 6 feet, or their 5. Watering of any single area shall not exceed 30 minutes in a property lots are just empty, as they wait for Fema, and help from the day. government, to rebuild. If not raised, the Township has ordered that 6. These restrictions shall apply to all residential and they will be demolished. commercial properties served by Manchester Township that are The 2016 introduced budget totals 45,983,833, up 747,989, or 1.66 located in the Water Utility’s Eastern Service Area except for public percent from last year, said the mayor. The numbers translate into parks, public recreation areas and nurseries. Hanging plants are a 39.27 increase in municipal taxes for a home assessed at 199,200 exempt. Any newly seeded or sodded lawn areas for up to thirty The average announced municipal tax bill will be 1,230,01 up from days after initial seeding or sodding are also exempt provided there 1,190.66 according to the introduced budget. is a small sign visible from the street in the front yard indicating “new “Berkeley continues to pay back a 1.2 million emergency seed” or “new sod” and the date of installation. appropriation, over a 5 year span, to help cleanup and infrastructure 7. These restrictions shall not apply to residents and repairs since Sandy. There is a bright spot, though, since the Oct. commercial properties which are served by other water utility 29,2012 devastation. companies or which obtain their potable water from their own The mayor and council members are hopeful that Senate bill S-1978 private well. will be approved. The bill, introduced by Senator Chris Connors, 8. These restrictions shall not apply to customers that obtain would give municipalities a ten year span in which to pay back the water for lawn and landscape watering from their own private well emergency notes, rather than 5 yrs, Amato said. provided they place a small sign visible from the street in their front “The Senate bill would help not only Berkeley, but all those Sandy yard indicating “Private Well”. affected communities in a positive way.” 9. Violators of these restrictions are subject to fines. The municipal tax rate will rise from .60 for each 100. of assessed valuation to 61.75 under our proposed budget, he said. Berkeley In addition, please adhere to the following additional water loses 34,529,900 in assessed value and subsidizes exeemtions in the conservation practices: amount of 695,000 per year. • Use self-closing nozzles on all hoses “This is why we are hopeful for the passage of Senate bill S-25, which • Use a broom to sweep your sidewalk or patio rather than a calls for the state to reimburse municipalities.” hose Berkeley loses 34,529,900 in assessed valuation, subsidizing • Run washing machines and dishwashers only when full exemptions in the amount of 695,000per year, said the mayor. Amato • Turn off faucets when not in use, such as while brushing said. your teeth or washing dishes “We would like to get back on track and see that help goes to those • Use soaker hoses or drip irrigation to water trees, gardens helpless people,” Amato said. and flower beds A public hearing on the introduced budget will be held at 10 am, July 11th, at the Berkeley Township Municipal Building. 627 Pinewald- Thank you for your anticipated compliance with these water Keswick Road. Al are invited to attend. conservation measures. 18 June 30th, 2016 The Ocean County Gazette - www.ocgazette.news 10th Annual Barnegat Bay Day – Wednesday, Long Beach Island July 6th – 12:30pm Foundation of the Arts Summer Member BBQ & 1st Annual Burger Grill-Off Competition! – Saturday, July 16th and Sciences – 6:00pm http://lbifoundation.org 28th Annual Fine Arts Festival – Saturday & Sunday, July 23rd + 24th

FALL PLEIN AIR WORKSHOP AROUND 50th Annual Seashore Open House Tour – Art Exhibitions LBI with Jeffrey Reed - Day II - Saturday, Wednesday, August 3rd – 10:00am ALL EVENTS September 10th, 2016 - Sunday, September 11th, 2016 - 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Discovery Fridays Plein Air Plus Lecture & Demo with Nancy COME DISCOVER LONG BEACH Tankersley - Sunday, September 25th, 2016 - 10:00 am - 12:00 pm ISLAND THE WAY IT WAS PLEIN AIR PLUS EXHIBITION OPENING MEANT TO BE ENJOYED. FACULTY: THEN & NOW OPENING RECEPTION - Sunday, September 25th, 2016 RECEPTION and BOOK LAUNCH, “History - 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm DISCOVERY FRIDAYS – Explore the of the LBIF from 1947 - 2014” by Julie Interpretative Centers Berkowitz - Saturday, June 25th, 2016 - 6:00 FACULTY: THEN & NOW Fridays 2016: June 24 – Friday, August 26 OPENING RECEPTION and BOOK LAUNCH, pm - 9:00 pm 10:00AM “History of the LBIF from 1947 – 2014” by Each Discovery Friday you will be given a Julie Berkowitz NATIONAL JURIED COMPETITION: WORKS guided tour of LBIF’s protected 21 acre salted Date: Saturday, June 25th, 2016 ON PAPER 2016 EXHIBITION - Friday, July 1st, marsh preserve, Diamondback Terrapin Time: 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm 2016 - Wednesday, July 20th, 2016 - All Day Nesting Relocation site, rain garden and NATIONAL JURIED COMPETITION: WORKS monarch butterfly garden, and bee hives. ON PAPER 2016 OPENING RECEPTION - NATIONAL JURIED On the guided tour stop by meet local field Saturday, July 9th, 2016 - 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm COMPETITION: WORKS ON experts from ReClam the Bay, Long Beach Summer Plein Air Workshop Around LBI Township, MATES, and Uriah Creek Apiaries. with JOE SWEENEY - Day I - Monday, July PAPER 2016 EXHIBITION Long Beach Island is an important feature 18th, 2016 - Tuesday, July 19th, 2016 - 9:00 of the New Jersey coastline, specifically as am - 12:00 pm Date: Friday, July 1st, 2016 - a barrier island, protecting the mainland and the estuaries of the Barnegat and Summer Plein Air Workshop Around LBI Wednesday, July 20th, 2016 Time: All Day Manahawkin Bays. Each Discovery Friday with JOE SWEENEY – Day II - Tuesday, July discusses the importance of barrier islands 19th, 2016 - 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Summer Plein Air Workshop and their ecosystems, the island’s habitat, and Around LBI with JOE the future health of the islands and its waters. INSPIRED HOMES & ARCHITECTURE Looking to learn more about science during EXHIBITION - Friday, July 29th, 2016 - SWEENEY – Day I the winter & spring? Discover our Science Monday, August 15th, 2016 - All Day Date: Monday, July 18th, 2016 - Saturday Lecture Series ARCHITECTURE EXHIBITION LECTURE / Tuesday, July 19th, 2016 PANEL DISCUSSION - Friday, July 29th, 2016 Time: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm Did you know? ARCHITECTURE EXHIBITION OPENING INSPIRED HOMES RECEPTION - Saturday, July 30th, 2016 - 5:00 & ARCHITECTURE The LBIF was founded almost 70 years ago? pm - 7:00 pm That 33% of our budget comes from EXHIBITION membership fees? MEMBER, STUDENT, FACULTY Exhibition Events, Classes & Exhibitions - Friday, August 19th, 2016 - Monday, Date: Friday, July 29th, 2016 - September 5th, 2016 - All Day Monday, August 15th, 2016 Weekend Yoga (Saturdays & Sundays) MEMBER, STUDENT, FACULTY EXHIBITION Time: All Day Saturday, May 14th, 2016 - Saturday, OPENING RECEPTION - Saturday, August September 24th, 2016 20th, 2016 - 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm Aerobics with Allison Laurence (Mondays - PLEIN AIR PLUS+ EXHIBITION - Friday, Major Annual Events Saturdays) September 9th, 2016 - Monday, October Monday, June 27th, 2016 - Saturday, 24th, 2016 - All Day JOIN US FOR THESE FUN September 3rd, 2016 ANNUAL SUMMER EVENTS AT Weekday Yoga with Christina Stoltz FALL PLEIN AIR WORKSHOP AROUND Monday, June 27th, 2016 - Friday, LBI with Jeffrey Reed - Day I - Saturday, LBIF September 23rd, 2016 September 10th, 2016 - Sunday, September 11th, 2016 - 9:00 am - 12:00 pm June 30th, 2016 The Ocean County Gazette - www.ocgazette.news 19 Berkeley Mayor Encouraged by “Fairness From the Desk of Mayor Carmen F. Amato, Jr. Formula” IRS SCAMS School Funding and Property Tax Equity Plan Chief Karin DiMichele and I would like to BERKELEY - Mayor Carmen F. Amato, Jr., Today, was encouraged by remind residents that this year’s IRS phone Governor Christie’s “Fairness Formula” which would provide equal School funding for all, with each public school district receiving scam is in full swing. $6,599 per enrolled student. A figure that was arrived at by taking Residents are receiving calls from individuals claiming to be or work the $9.1 billion spent by the state today and dividing it among every for the IRS who are attempting to scam people out of their personal K-12 student in New Jersey. information or money. They do this by attempting to frighten people http://nj.gov/governor/news/news/552016/approved/20160621b. over the phone with threats of law suits or criminal arrests/warrants. html The IRS generally contacts people via mail, not by phone, and will not

ask for payment using a pre-paid debit card, a money order or wire “We have been working closely with our 9th District Legislators, transfer. The IRS also, will not ask for a credit card number over the especially Senator Christopher Connors, advocating for an increase phone. in School Funding. We need a Formula that is more favorably to Berkeley. The current school funding formula severely short-changes Residents are urged not to send money or give out personal rural and suburban school districts like ours. I am encouraged by the information to ANYONE who may call you. If you are a victim of this Governor’s announcement today, that recognizes the shortcomings scam or if your information has been compromised, please call the of the current formula and the need to provide a more fairer funding Detective Bureau at: (732) 341-1132 Extension: 117 formula that treats all districts the same.” Mayor Amato said.

You may also contact the Internal Revenue Service directly for “Under the basics of this plan, both districts combined would see an questions or to report scams should refer them to at 800-829-1040. increase of twenty million dollars in aid. Twenty million in additional Residents can also fill out the “IRS Impersonation Scam” form on the property tax relief would be welcomed.” Mayor Amato concluded. TIGTA website, www.tigta.gov or call the TIGTA at 800-366-4484.

You can also file a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission at

www.FTC.gov and add “IRS Telephone Scam” to the comments in CURRENT: your complaint. You can also contact the Local IRS offices at 732-660- Berkeley Township Board of Education 0063 (Freehold Office) or at 609-989-0533 (Trenton Office). Again, FY 2016-2017 STATE AID $2,374,556 it is best to report scams to the IRS directly as they have their own http://www.state.nj.us/cgi-bin/education/stateaid/16/stateaid. law enforcement component to investigate these scam calls which pl?string=districtcode=0320&maxhits=500 originate mostly out of the country. Or Visit: https://www.irs.gov/uac/ Student Enrollment: 2,065 students. Report-Phishing http://www.state.nj.us/cgi-bin/education/data/enr11plus.pl

CHILD PASSENGER SAFETY SEAT INSPECTIONS Central Regional Board of Education

FY 2016-2017 - $4,057,141 I’m pleased to announce our continuing collaboration with the Ocean http://www.state.nj.us/cgi-bin/education/stateaid/16/stateaid. County Sheriff’s Department in offering Child Passenger Safety Seat pl?string=districtcode=0770&maxhits=500 Inspections in Berkeley Township. The next scheduled inspection is Student Enrollment: 1,971 students. this Wednesday, at the Bayville Volunteer Fire Co., located on Route http://www.state.nj.us/cgi-bin/education/data/enr11plus.pl 9 in Bayville. These inspections are free of charge. Ask your self the

following questions: Is my child’s safety seat properly installed in my Under the Fairness Formula, the state would provide vehicle? Is the safety seat I am using the right seat for my child? Is Berkeley Township Board of Education: $6,599 per student x 2,065 my child securely seated in his/her safety seat? Is my child ready for a enrollment = $13,626,935 booster seat? Is my child ready to safely travel in a vehicle without a Central Regional Board of Education: $6,599 per student x 1,971 booster seat? Can my child be placed in the forward facing position enrollment = $13,006,629 before he/she is two years old? Is there a “BEST” car seat for my child? If your not sure of any of these questions, stop down and one of our Certified CPS Technicians will be there to assist.

The Noyes Arts Garage of Stockton University

Invites the Community to July’s Second Friday

ATLANTIC CITY, NJ – The Noyes Arts Garage of Stockton University invites the community to join them for Second Friday on July 8, 2016, from 6:00 until 8:00pm. July’s Second Friday reception will mark the opening of exhibitions by artists Ed Kent, in the Atlantic City Gallery, and artist James Raczkowski, in the Osprey Gallery. Light refreshments will be served, and The Iron Room will conduct a wine tasting; there will also be live music for your listening pleasure and a DIY craft project for all ages. 20 June 30th, 2016 The Ocean County Gazette - www.ocgazette.news PRESS RELEASE Join Us July 15th,16th & 17th at your Waretown branch Library participating Wegmans (NJ/PA) in support of Month of July CHSofNJ! Julie Turner – African Magic Julie Turner is an avid traveler and amateur photographer. Although Our Goal she has visited numerous countries throughout her wanderings, it has been while touring Uganda, Kenya, and Rwanda that she has Saving the lives of children and deeply sensed awe and privilege. Experience the magic of Africa building healthy families is our through her captured images of wildlife, people, and untouched mission. Help us save lives by landscapes. visiting your local Wegmans store on July 15th, 16th, and 17th to puchase lots of juicy Driscoll’s strawberries! For every package of Driscoll’s strawberries Wegmans sells at the participating stores listed below, The Children’s Home Society of New Jersey will receive 50 cents, up to $20,000! The true winners of this challenge are our local at- risk children who will benefit from every penny raised.

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Recipe Info. CHSofNJ | 609-695-6274 | www.chsofnj.org 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 Three youth summer programs are being offered this summer Golfers have by the Conserve Wildlife Foundation of NJ: the opportunity to enjoy Monmouth The Bayshore Adventure Program at the Leonardo State Marina County’s premier semi- The Wildlife Explorer Summer Program at Duke Farms private golf facilities while raising funds to Beach. Birds. Biology. A Wildlife Adventure (three locations) help Coastal Habitat continue to build Information on all programs can be found at http://www. strength, stability, self- conservewildlifenj.org/education/kidssummerprograms/ . reliance and shelter for families in need. June 30th, 2016 The Ocean County Gazette - www.ocgazette.news 21 Learn How an American Pilot Stockton Professor to Serve as Shore-Based Scientist During NOAA’s Marianas Trench Deep Helped Israel Sea Expedition NOAA to Livestream Footage from Remotely Operated Vehicle with Start its Air Force at Film Scientific Commentary by Tara Luke and Others June 17—July 10 Screening in Manahawkin Galloway, NJ – From behind her computer screen, Tara Luke, associate professor See ‘A Wing and a Prayer’ on July of Biology, will dive deep into the dark, frigid waters of the western Pacific Ocean to help 12 at Stockton’s Instructional Site identify marine life, possibly some new species. Luke is a shore-based scientist for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) exploration of the deepest place Galloway, N.J. - The little-known story of on the planet, the Marianas Trench, from the research vessel Okeanos Explorer. how American pilot Al Schwimmer led a secret, illegal operation to give the newborn Luke is part of a team of scientists contributing live commentary on the expedition while Jewish state a chance to survive is told in viewing footage from NOAA’s remotely operated vehicle known as the Deep Discoverer daily “A Wing and a Prayer,” a film to be screened for 8-10 hours from Friday, June 17 to Sunday, July 10, beginning at 5 p.m. ET. An online at Stockton University’s Manahawkin livestream will be available worldwide at http://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov for anyone to Instructional Site on Tuesday, July 12. explore the deep sea along with the scientists.

The 2015 PBS documentary by Boaz Dvir June 17 marks the start of the expedition’s third phase. During phase two, scientists used shows how Schwimmer helped establish sonar to map areas of the trench to identify geographic features of interest such as basins, the Israel Air Force by covertly bringing craters and seamounts (underwater mountains) that may attract colonies of sea life. Luke was aircrafts and guns to the nascent nation. an on-shore scientist during phase one and said that “the most exciting part was discovering Schwimmer worked for TWA and assisted a hydrothermal vent that had never been seen before.” the Air Transport Command in World War II. He used his many military and airplane Chemosynthetic organisms that use chemicals instead of sunlight to create their food inhabit industry contacts to help him transport the regions with hydrothermal vents. planes. He also created false companies to get around the United States’ prohibition Previously, Luke participated as a shore-based scientist for a NOAA expedition off the against sending military aid to Israel to Atlantic Ocean in 2014 that looked at submarine canyons along the New England seamount avoid antagonizing Arab countries during chain. As a post-doctoral researcher, she dove 2,512 meters below the ocean in Alvin, the U.S. the Cold War. Navy’s manned deep-ocean research submersible that has been operated by Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution for more than half a century. Schwimmer, who later founded Israel Aircraft Industries, died in 2011. He was “I loved being able to go out to sea to see these places,” she said, and with NOAA’s marine pardoned by outgoing President Bill Clinton technology she is able to continue exploring these places from Stockton University. in 2001 in relation to his 1950 conviction for violating the Neutrality Act during Israel’s Locally, Luke studies artificial reefs that attract colonies of coral, mussels and fish such as 1948 War of Independence. He had not tautog and sea bass. She looks at the genetic diversity of corals and microorganisms to asked for the pardon, because he believed predict their ability to withstand change. “Knowing what’s out there and being able to his actions were moral. identify species helps us document biodiversity,” she explained.

The public is invited to this free screening and to discuss the documentary, which features firsthand accounts of daring escapes and heart-pounding action. The Subj: Sportfishing Vehicle Advisory event will be held at 11 a.m. on the 12th at the Manahawkin Instructional Site, 712 E. Island Beach SP Bay Ave. Please call 609-626-3883 to RSVP. A section of beach in Island Beach State Park south of the A23 entrance Schwimmer and his men helped reshape history. Yet history books have ignored to the jetty will temporarily be closed to vehicle traffic beginning them. “A Wing and a Prayer” fills in that Thursday, June 30. missing chapter. The closure is to protect nesting piping plovers, a state Endangered # # # and federally Threatened Species.

For detailed information see the advisory at http://www. njparksandforests.org/parks/docs/MOBILE_SPORT_FISHING_ VEHICLE_ADVISORY_piping_plover_2016.pdf on the DEP Division of Parks and Forestry website. 22 June 30th, 2016 The Ocean County Gazette - www.ocgazette.news Toms River Youth Services Offers Extended Summer Camp FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Program CONTACT: Wondering what to do with the kids after summer camp is Ralph E. Hunter, Sr., President/ Founder over? Good News! Toms River Youth Services is now offering [email protected] an Extended Summer Camp Program. Phone: 609.350.6662 Cell: 609.892.0439 Days are filled with games, sports, WHAT: New exhibit that pays tribute to arts and crafts and trips. Registration the legendary Muhammed Ali is going on now. All registrations WHEN: The exhibit is on display from will take place online. The fee is now through July 31, 2016 $150.00 plus trip costs. Children WHERE: must be between 6 and 11 years AAHMSNJ In Atlantic City of age at time of registration and Noyes Arts Garage at Stockton University residents of Toms River. Proof of age 2200 Fairmount Avenue, Atlantic CIty, NJ may be required. Space is limited to 08401 100 children. The Extended Camp will begin August 22nd and end on NEW EXHIBIT: August 31st. “Ali: Sting Like A Bee” at AAHMSNJ in Atlantic City Families must create an account AAHMSNJ presents an exhibit that pays for all Youth Services programs at tribute to the extraordinary life and impact http://register.communitypass.net/ of Muhammed Ali (aka Cassius Clay). This tomsriver and choose Toms River in exhibit features posters, magazine covers, the drop down box. Below are brief one-of-a-kind art and collectible dolls. instructions on how to access the Ali was much more than a boxer. He took online system: a stand on issues that changed life for African Americans and how sports figures 1) Log on to http://register. and regular people-alike they were seen by communitypass.net/tomsriver the White world. His courage and tenacity made him a popular boxer, but he was an 2) Click on “Create an account for your even more courageous fighter for civil rights, family now” religious freedom and peace. He was once quoted as saying, “Service to others is the 3) Complete the account information rent you pay for your room here on earth.” and click submit According to Founder and President Ralph Hunter, Sr., this exhibit follows a very popular 4) Click on “Register Now” to begin display devoted to the life and times of registering for programs music legend Prince. “We’re extremely proud of our vast collection of art and memorabilia 5) View Youth Service programs and focusing on the African American experience click to register — much of which has been donated. This Follow the instructions on the is what allows us to quickly curate exhibits resulting pages to add individuals honoring local and national figures who to your family account and register have had a lasting impact on Black life in for all programs available in the America.” Township. Depending on the age, “Ali: Sting Like A Bee” will be on display from grade or gender of the members of now through July 31st at the our Atlantic City location in the Noyes Arts Garage. your family account, the system will Atlantic City Museum Hours: display the programs that each family Wednesday-Saturday 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM member is eligible for (i.e., a 6-year Sunday 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM old will be eligible for Summer Camp For more information about the exhibit, visit Group 1 and Groups 1/2 trips only). AAHMSNJ.org. For questions, call Youth Services at The African American Heritage Museum 732-341-1000 ext. 8436/8437. of Southern New Jersey, Inc. is a non-profit organization with facilities in Atlantic City and Newtonville, New Jersey. Admission to the museum June 30th, 2016 The Ocean County Gazette - www.ocgazette.news 23 Announcing Stockton’s Daniel Fidalgo Tomé Named Atlantic City Ballet at The Strand Chair-Elect of American Democracy Project 2016 / 2017 Steering Committee The Atlantic City Ballet is proud to be returning to The Galloway, NJ – Daniel Fidalgo Tomé, of Manahawkin, N.J., Strand during the ballet’s 34th season. Our partnership with the staff has been named chair-elect of the 2016-2017 national steering and crew at The Strand allow us to call The Strand our “Ocean County committee of the American Democracy Project (ADP), which Home”. We hope everyone will join us this season and continue both focuses on higher education’s role in preparing civically engaged organization’s efforts in bringing the highest quality of entertainment citizens with 250 participating colleges and universities from 48 to your area. states and Puerto Rico. “Being selected to be a part of the leadership team for the national American Democracy Project steering committee is a great privilege; and it is an honor that colleagues from around the country have recognized me in this way,” Tomé said. The ADP is a multi-campus initiative of the American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU). “We’re delighted for Daniel to serve in this capacity,” said Jen Domagal- Goldman, ADP national manager. “His ideas, energy and commitment to fostering civic learning and democratic engagement throughout public higher education are to be commended and will be invaluable in our strategic planning and execution of future ADP programming.” He joins past chair Leah Murray (Weber State University, Utah) and current chair Craig Berger (University of Maryland Baltimore County) as the 2016-2017 national ADP steering committee leadership team. Tomé, who serves as Stockton University’s director of Service-Learning, has been involved with ADP for five years, serving on the organization’s steering committee for the past two. He will officially become chair in 2017-2018 at the end of the Civic Learning and Democratic Engagement (CLDE) Leadership National Meeting in Baltimore, Md., and will serve as past chair for 2018-2019. The steering committee works on the strategic plan for the organization, an initiative of the American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU), planning the annual awards, the CLDE national meeting and the ADP national organizing meeting. “The mission of Stockton University and the goals of the American Democracy Project are closely aligned in that both are committed to the education and preparation of civically engaged citizens,” he said. “Critical thinking, social responsibility and problem Atlantic City Ballet solving are at the forefront of a Stockton education, and the ADP Boardwalk Hall, 2301 Boardwalk, Atlantic City, NJ initiatives provide tools to community partners, faculty, staff and 08401 students to empower us to be creative and innovative educators. We 609-348-7201/7202 - www.acballet.org

ISLAND BEACH STATE PARK HAS UNEXPECTED VISITORS.

A pair of piping plovers is now nesting on the beach at Island Beach State Park, the first ocean side nest in more than 25 years and the first in the park in more than a decade. This is great news for recovery of this federally threatened and state endangered bird. NJDEP Division of Fish and Wildlife biologists hope this is an indication of a rebounding population after sharp declines witnessed between 2003 and 2014.

For more information on the nest, including its impact on park visitors, and links to more information, visit http://www. njfishandwildlife.com/news/2016/ploversreturn.htm on the Division’s website. 24 June 30th, 2016 The Ocean County Gazette - www.ocgazette.news UPDATED NOVINS PLANETARIUM SCHEDULE destruction. In order to do this, they must learn how to “touch the moon!” Children will witness a one of a kind underwater world that is FEATURES CHRISTMAS IN JULY, LASER CONCERTS, full of adventure, danger, and riddles. In addition, you’ll spend time AND MORE AT OCEAN COUNTY COLLEGE under the Planetarium stars, as our live presenter shows you how to find constellations and planets visible in New Jersey’s night sky. TOMS RIVER – Throughout July, you can enjoy a celestial experience at the Robert J. Novins Planetarium (Bldg #13) on the Ocean County GENERAL ADMISSION SHOW College Main Campus, College Drive, Toms River, NJ. Please call ahead to confirm show dates and times! All shows, dates, and times NEW! The Stars of Summer – Sat, July 2, July 9, July 16, July 30 at 7:00 are subject to change without notice. Check out our webpage for p.m. This is our newest sky show format beginning at sunset. Find updated show information – new shows may be added! out what stars and constellations you can see in the sky tonight and identify what stars are actually planets! CHRISTMAS IN JULY: Enjoy holiday music shows, crafts, and visits with Santa! LASER SHOWS Laser Holidays – Thurs, July 21 at 11:30 a.m.; Fri, July 22 at 8:30 p.m.; Mon, July 25 at 1:00 p.m. This laser concert features classic Laser Spirit – Sat, July 2 at 2:30 and 8:30 p.m. A wonderful mix of holiday favorites like “Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer” by Burl pop, classic rock, oldies, adult contemporary, and patriotic music Ives and “White Christmas” by Bing Crosby; modern hits such as for your July 4th weekend celebration! This program celebrates the “Jingle Bell Rock” by Randy Travis and “The Chipmunk Song” by accomplishments and dreams of humanity and is a motivating laser The Chipmunks; and unique renditions of timeless songs including show that will make you proud to be a visionary, idealist, achiever, “Winter Wonderland” by Eurythmics and “Frosty the Snowman” by and American. The eclectic song playlist is accompanied with stirring Cocreau Twins, among many other favorites. This is a fun experience laser effects and beautiful background artwork and images that all for everyone and gives new meaning to the term “holiday lights” – come together to produce an uplifting and inspirational experience. holiday LASER lights! Visitors of all ages will enjoy this fun and unique laser presentation! Song Playlist: John Williams “Summon the Heroes,” U2 “Beautiful Let It Snow – Fri, July 22 at 7:00 p.m.; Sat, July 23 at 11:30 a.m. and Day,” Madonna “Music,” The Beatles “Beatles Medley,” Gloria Estefan 8:30 p.m.; Mon, July 25 at 11:30 a.m. This delightful animated show “Reach,” Yanni “Santorini,” Icicle Works “Birds Fly,” Kansas “Carry On My features a new variety of festive classics such as “Let It Snow, Let Wayward Son,” A Patriotic Medley, Aaron Copland “Fanfare for the It Snow, Let It Snow”; “Run Rudolph Run”; “Frosty the Snowman”; Common Man,” “America the Beautiful,” and Lee Greenwood “God “Holly Jolly Christmas”; “Jingle Bell Rock”; and a stunning, multi- Bless the USA.” media finale by the Trans-Siberian Orchestra, among many others! The soundtrack is visually enhanced with thematic animation, laser Laser Metallica – Sat, July 9 at 8:30 p.m. Metal meets lasers! And it is imagery, special effects, and all-dome scenery in the audiovisual intense! The theater shakes with awesome hits from Metallica! Now setting of the Planetarium. This 32-minute program is a fun and Metallica’s tempos, instrumentals, themes and sounds are joined entertaining experience for all ages, especially families. with laser lights. Your pulse and body will pound as the music fills both your ears and eyes. Songs include “For Whom the Bell Tolls,” Christmas in July Pajama Night – Sat, July 23 at 7:00 p.m. Get your “Ain’t My B****,” “Fuel,” “One,” “Nothing Else Matters,” “Master of jammies on and get ready for some fun! We’ll visit the planets and Puppets,” “Unforgiven II,” “Sad But True,” and “Enter Sandman.” hear stories about the characters that can be founded in the night sky. We may even have time for music and dancing ... maybe even Laser Bon Jovi – Sat, July 16 at 8:30 p.m. After ushering in the era of lasers! Join us for this fun filled variety show ... and don’t forget to pop-metal with their hit singles “You Give Love a Bad Name,” “Livin’ on wear your pajamas! a Prayer,” and “Wanted Dead or Alive,” Bon Jovi grew out of the big- haired ’80s to become one of the biggest American rock bands of its KIDS SHOWS time, occasionally hitting on the Adult Contemporary charts without One World, One Sky: Big Bird’s Adventure – Sat, July 2 at 11:30 a.m. ever turning away from hard rock, proving how they never lost their Join Sesame Street’s Big Bird and Elmo as they explore the night roots and became second only to Bruce Springsteen in defining the sky with Hu Zhu, a Muppet from China. They will take children on a spirit and sound of New Jersey Rock ‘n’ Roll. Songs include “Livin’ on journey of discovery and imagination to learn about the Moon, the a Prayer,” “Have a Nice Day,” “I’ll Be There for You,” “It’s My Life,” “Wanted Earth, bright stars, and constellations. We’ll kick off the presentation Dead or Alive,” “Who Says You Can’t Go Home,” “Thank You for Loving with our live presenter giving a brief tour of the night sky over Me,” “You Give Love a Bad Name,” “Runaway,” “This is Love This is Life,” New Jersey so children can learn where to look for some of the and We Weren’t Born to Follow.” constellations and visible planets of the season. Laser Pink Floyd: Dark Side of the Moon – Sat, July 30 at 8:30 p.m. The Stars from My Backyard – Sat, July 2, July 23, and July 30 at 1:00 NOTE: May contain lyrics that some parents find objectionable. Not p.m. Beginning with a beautiful sunrise, children learn about the recommended for ages under 15. This iconic album offers a mixture sun, moon, weather, constellations, and planets visible in the current of psychedelic, rock, and jazz sounds. Its sonic backdrops and sky. Along the way, fun stories, songs, and even a passing rainstorm atmospheric soundscapes combined with a unique assortment of help make this an exciting introduction to the sky for young children. sound effects yield an emotional resonance. When accompanied by a diverse and unusual display of laser art, the overall feel is a dramatic Kaluoka’hina: The Enchanted Reef – Sat, July 16 at 2:30 p.m. Young and haunting atmosphere. Songs include “Speak to Me,” “Breathe,” visitors will be transported to a tropical reef where they will join Jake “On the Run,” “Time,” “The Great Gig in the Sky,” “Money,” “Us and and Shorty, two adventurous and humorous fish, on an animated Them,” “Any Colour You Like,” “Brain Damage,” and “Eclipse.” quest to restore the magic of their reef that will protect it from man’s June 30th, 2016 The Ocean County Gazette - www.ocgazette.news 25 Monmouth Medical Center, Southern Campus Be sure to visit the Foundation to .... Host 14th Annual Golf Classic County Connection Golf registration and sponsorship opportunities available Your Connection to Ocean County Government Conveniently located at the LAKEWOOD, N.J. – Monmouth Medical Center, Southern Campus, a RWJBarnabas Health Ocean County Mall, 1201 Hooper Avenue, facility, will host its 14th Annual Golf Classic on Monday, July 25 at Eagle Oaks Golf and Country Toms River Club in Farmingdale rain or shine. Proceeds from the event will benefit the Monmouth Medical Center, Southern Campus Foundation to fund programs and services offered by the Open regular Mall hours, including eve- hospital to the community. nings, weekends and holidays. Attendees will be invited to participate in a round of golf, enjoy a buffet lunch and Phone: 732-288-7777 wind down at a cocktail buffet reception, where there will be a silent auction and 50/50 raffle. Email : [email protected] Cost for individual golfers, which includes golf for one person and participation in the full day of activities, is $650 and cost for non-player dinner reservations is $100 per Consumer Affairs * Senior Services person. Sponsorship opportunities are still available. * Job Search Registration begins at 10 a.m., with a buffet lunch at 11 a.m. and a shot gun start at Surrogate Services * Veterans Services 12:30 p.m. The cocktail buffet reception begins at 5:30 p.m. Voter Registration * Vote By Mail Ballots For more information on the Golf Classic or to learn more about sponsorship County Maps * Calendars of Events opportunities, please call 732-886-4438 or email [email protected]. * Newcomer Guides Safety Information *Notary Services Health Screenings & Services Ocean County College Programs Demographic Information Ocean County Library Services Passport Applications & Photos Veteran Identification Cards Parks & Recreation Programs Rutgers Cooperative Extension of Ocean County Election Board Worker Applications Emergency Management Information Social Services * First Time Home Buyer Program Government Directories Mosquito Control Information Public Transportation Schedules NJ Department of Labor & More

For a schedule of events at the Photo1 – Bill Boglioli; Frank Vozos, MD, FACS, executive vice president, RWJBarnabas Health County Connection and chief executive, Monmouth or to learn about the Mobile County Medical Center, Southern Campus; Ben Harvey, executive vice president, Connection RWJBarnabas Health; and Bill Arnold, visit our website or president and chief executive officer, Call 732-288-7777 Monmouth Medical Center enjoying the 2015 Monmouth Medical Center, Sponsored by the Southern Campus Golf Classic. OCEAN COUNTY BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS

John C. Bartlett, Jr., Director Gerry P. Little, Deputy Director Photo2 – Domenick Servodio, Virginia E. Haines chairman, Monmouth Medical John P. Kelly *County Connection Liaison* Center, Southern Campus Golf Classic Joseph H. Vicari committee and Denice Gaffney, vice president, Monmouth Medical Center, In cooperation with Southern Campus Foundation. County Clerk Scott M. Colabella County Sheriff Michael G. Mastronardy County Surrogate Jeffrey W. Moran 26 June 30th, 2016 The Ocean County Gazette - www.ocgazette.news Art Classes & Exhibits Museums & Historic Exhibits

7/1, 7/8 - Pastels w/ Linda Coulter Ocean County Artists’ Guild, Island Heights 732-270-3111 http://www.ocartistsguild. Comedy & Stage Daily - Barnegat Light Museum org Performances Barnegat Light 7/1 - NBC’s America’s Got Talent “Boundless - 7/2 - Craft Day By The Bay 609-494-8578 www.bl-hs.org Damien Escobar” Sunset Park, Harvey Cedars Strand Center for the Arts, Lakewood 609-361-7990 http://www.harveycedars.org Daily - Long Beach Island Historical Museum 732-367-7789 http://www.strand.org Beach Haven 7/4, 7/11 - Basic Oil Painting Class 609-492-3988 www.lbimuseum.com 7/2 - Arlan Feiles & The Broken Hearted Ocean County Artists’ Guild, Island Heights Record Live 732-270-3111 http://www.ocartistsguild. Daily - NJ Maritime Museum Strand Center for the Arts, Lakewood org Beach Haven 732-367-7789 www.strand.org 609-492-0202 www.njmaritimemuseum.org DAILY ART CLASSES 7/3 - Los Tres Tristes Tigres Presented by Daily - Tuckerton Seaport & Baymen’s Stereo Mundo Ocean County Artists Guild, Island Heights Museum Strand Center for the Arts, Lakewood 732-270-3111 www.ocartistsguild.org Tuckerton 732-367-7789 http://www.strand.org 609-296-8868 www.tuckertonseaport.org Pine Shores Art Association, Manahawkin DAILY Sat. (most Sat.) - Free Guided Walking Tours 609-597-355 3 www. pineshoresartassociation.org of Historic Downtown Toms River Medleys Music Man Singing Ice Cream Ocean County Historical Society, Toms River Parlour Pop-Up Projects @ Just Bead It 732-341-1880 www.oceancountyhistory.org Seaside Heights Boardwalk Beach Haven 609-492-2323 844-854-2779 https://www.themusicman. Surf City 609-494-8177 Sat. - The Cottage Museum com/medleys/ Island Heights www.justbeadit.net

732-929-1486 www.islandhts.org/IHC&HA. The Music Man Singing Ice Cream Shoppe WEEKLY ON SUNDAYS htm Lavallette

732-854-2779 www.themusicman.com Sat. - Ocean Gate Museum Kids Stitching Ocean County Artists’ Guild, Island Heights Ocean Gate WEEKLY ON MULTIPLE DAYS 732-270-3111 http://www.ocartistsguild. 732-269-5710 http://www.ochistory.org/ org OGHS_-_Main_Page.php Sun. - Tues - Boardwalk Concert Series

(except July 3 & 24) WEEKLY ON MONDAYS Sat. & Sun. - Havens Homestead Museum Seaside Heights Boardwalk

Brick 732-830-3700 http://www.exit82.com 732-785-2500 www. 1.) Postcards from the Shore, 2.) Precious Metal Jewelry w/ Barbara Rivolta, & 3.) bricktwphistoricalsociety.com Wed. - Sat. - Uncle Vinnie’s Comedy Club Traditional Watercolor with Pauline Mickle Point Pleasant Beach Ocean County Artists’ Guild, Island Heights Sun. & Wed. - Lakehurst Historical Society 732-899-3900 www. 732-270-3111 http://www.ocartistsguild. Museum unclevinniescomedyclub.com Lakehurst org

732-657-8864 www.nlhs.com Wed. - Sun. - Ocean County Carousel of WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS Music 2016

Sun. & Wed. - New Egypt Historical Society Various Places throughout Ocean County Children’s Art with Alison Amelchenko Museum 732-506-9090 www.oceancountyparks.org Ocean County Artists’ Guild, Island Heights New Egypt 732-270-3111 http://www.ocartistsguild. 609-758-8111 www. WEEKLY ON SATURDAYS org newegypthistoricalsociety.com

Live Country, Bluegrass, & Folk Music Concert WEEKLY ON WEDNESDAYS Tues. & Fri. - Walking Tours Through Historical Albert Music Hall, Waretown

June 30th, 2016 The Ocean County Gazette - www.ocgazette.news 27 Subj: [Post 455 News] Boys State COMMUNITY BUSY BEE’S OF PINE RIDGE AT 2016 CRESTWOOD ANNOUNCEMENTS. WHITING, NJ 08758 Greetings Legion Family and Friends, Would Like to Invite Everyone To Dear Legion Family, A SUNDAY AFTERNOON OF SONG & DANCE The Legionnaire Nick Bock who I am glad to write that all 7 of our delegates PERFORMED BY THE TREBLE MAKERS normally provides his trailer as a float for immensely enjoyed their experiences this A Group of Young Performers (Our Gang the Memorial day Parade cannot provide his week at American Legion Jersey Boys State, Players) services for this parade. JULY 24, 2016….2PM “A week that shapes the future”, whenever I Lakeshore Lodge – I am reaching out to the whole family to see saw any of them they thanked us for allowing 48A Beaver Ave, Whiting, NJ 08759 if someone can help us out. them to attend. They all participated in some way or another. COFFE AND CAKE WILL BE PROVIDED For God and Country, 50/50 TO BE HELD David Snody Please find attached a word doc with their 609-346-6219 cell profiles, our one delegate Antonio Latorre RSVP 732-941-4583 (leave message) By July AL Post 455 Commander also had a State appointment that didn’t get 18th Ocean County Vice Commander annotated in the system. ------Post 455 Boys State Chairman ------David Snody VENDOR- FAIR Sponsored by Management and Busy SUMMER SALE 609-346-6219 cell Shop Local in the Noyes Museum of Art Bees of Pine Ridge Shops AL Post 455 Commander SEPT 17TH 9AM -3PM Audubon Lodge – 73 Martin Drive, Whiting, HAMMONTON, NJ – The Noyes Museum Ocean County Vice Commander of Art of Stockton University is pleased to NJ. present the annual Summer Sale in its retail Post 455 Boys State Chairman locations in Hammonton and Atlantic City Food will be available for a small fee 50/50 During the Day beginning on July 1. Shop for find one-of- From: [email protected] a-kind artwork and unique gifts created by local and regional artisans during the sale, Questions contact Laura C 732-941-4583 (Leave Message) which ends on July 31. CALL FOR VENDORS www.noyesmuseum.org ------www.artsgarageac.com Pine Ridge at Crestwood , Whiting, NJ, ------would like to invite you to take part in our Vendors Wanted for CONTACT of Ocean & upcoming “fair”, to be held on Saturday - Monmouth Counties’ Fall Fundraiser September 17th – Luncheon & Show with Vendor Holiday QVC Bus Trip – Sat., Oct. 15th, 2016, The goals of the event are to help seniors in Shopping. Saturday, Nov. 19, 2016, 10am- - A FABULOUS SHOPPING DAY - our area, become aware of services available 1:30pm. Woodlake Country Club, Lakewood, to them. NJ. CONTACT is the 24/7 Crisis Intervention hosted by CONTACT of Ocean/Mon. and Suicide Prevention Hotline. For more Counties, the 24/7 Crisis/Suicide If interested, please contact : information, call 732-240-6104. Laura Coltenback – 732-941-4583 Prevention Hotline. $75 Ticket No later then July 28th includes round trip bus fare to QVC ------outlet store, Frazer, PA, lunch at Buca FLORAL ARRANGEMENT di Beppo & MORE SHOPPING TIME MARGARITA GLASS FRIDAY – JULY 15TH - 1-3 AT QVC GIFT SHOP IN STUDIO PARK. BEING HOSTED BY WHITING FLORIST SEND US Bus departs Toms River Presbyterian YOUR COME JOIN US .. Church, 1070 Hooper Ave., 8am COST 20.00 (No Refunds) Must be Paid In COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS sharp, arrives home approx. 6:30pm. Advance PINE RIDGE AT CRESTWOOD – WE WILL Call 732-240-6104 or mail checks to LAKESHORE LODGE – 48 A BEAVER GLADLY CONTACT, P.O. Box 1121, Toms River, WHITING, NJ PUBLISH RSVP & PAID FOR BY JULY 11TH (No Refunds) NJ 08754. 732-941-4583 THEM. ------28 June 30th, 2016 The Ocean County Gazette - www.ocgazette.news CALL 732-604-9630 of advertising in the 5 & NJ Toms River NJ. ______10 & Gazette Newspaper. 609-9355 732-349-5345 SET OF FOUR BEAUTIFUL Exclusive territories ------HAND PAINTED Call Ray at CHAMPAGNE OR WINE 1-800-621-1262 East Dover Marina BREAKFAST FLUTES. HAVE NO IDEA ______Full Service Marina The Dock Cafe CLASSIFIED THE AGE. BOUGHT AT BUSINESS SERVICES If you605 Fishcherhave a Prop..Blvd. Breakfast & Lunch ESTATE SALE. AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR TomsWe are River, your NJ shop08753 At the Dock Outfitters on ADVERTISING $40 OR BEST OFFER 37 East Auto SalesTel: - 732-270-1104Service - Storage the Bay. Classified Ads are $5 or $10 CALL 732-604-9630 Full service Automotive - -732-244-6154 ------South Fishing Pier, FOR SALE ______repairs. Towing available StorageBOWLING - Indoor/Outdoor - 35/55 SeasideTon Lift Service Heights TWO BEAUTIFUL MENS best rates in town. Playdrome lanes 732-830-8171 Solid Oak Headboard for POCKET WATCHES. Call 732-929-3000 821 Conifer St., ______up to King Size bed $100 BRAND NEW IN PERFECT ______or best offer CONDITION. BOTH GOLD AUTO BODY 732-864-5851 TONE AND WOULD MAKE REPAIR ______GREAT GIFTS. Ocean Bay Auto Body Large selection of crystal $20 OR BEST OFFER 1201 Beaver Dam Rd., glassware, Decanter etc... CALL 732-604-9630 Point Pleasant NJ Best Offer ______848-333-0709 EXECUTIVE GOLF SET IN BAIL BONDS ______LEATHER CASE. BRAND Place your ad here. Antique Bureau NEW AND EXCELLENT ______Appraised at $8,000 15 GIFT FOR GOLFERS. BAIT & TACKLE years go. Offers $20 OR BEST OFFER Dock Outfitters 848-333-0709 CALL 732-604-9630 Boat Rentals, Bait & Tackle ______------Store, Free Crabbing & RARE COCA COLA 200 COMIC BOOKS, Fishing Pier. CALENDAR SERIES BRAND NEW IN PLASTIC thedockoutfitters.com ADVERTISMENT, SLEEVES. MOST ARE 732-830-5611 $15 OR BEST OFFER MARVEL INCLUDING ______CALL 732-604-9630 BATMAN, SUPERMAN, Murphy’s ______ETC. VARIOUS TITLES, Bait & Tackle JASON GIAMBI AND VARIOUS COMPANIES. Serving Barnegat Bay, DERIK JETER FIGURINES NO DUPLICATES. Seaside & IBSP BRAND NEW IN ORIGINAL $250 OR BEST OFFER Live Fresh & Frozen Baits PACKAGE. CALL 732-604-9630 Tica - Tsunami - Calcutta $ 20.00 OR BEST OFFER ______Shimano-Okuma-Penn CALL 732-604-9630 GARAGE SALES Propane Refils ______place your ad here Block & Cube Ice BUDWEISER BEER STEIN. ______2701 Rt. 37 East PERFECT CONDITION. HELP WANTED Toms River NJ 08753 SLIGHT WEAR AT BASE. 732-270-3856 $20.00 OR BEST OFFER Waitress & Driver wanted murphyshookhouse.com CALL 732-604-9630 call Mike at Rosato’s ______732-914-8787 Pro Cut Bait 3500 BASEBALL CARDS, ______308 Main St. VARIOUS TEAMS, Driver wanted for local Forked River, NJ 08731 VARIOUS YEARS. ALL deliveries of the 5 & 10 1-800-842-2929 ARE BRAND NEW IN call Ray at ______INDIVIDUAL PLASTIC 1-800-621-1262 BARBERS SLEEVES. $200 OR BEST ______Best Haircut in Town OFFER Driver wanted for Lakehurst Barber Shop CALL 732-604-9630 Wholesale Food Lakehurst, NJ ______deliveries good salary ------ARCITECTUAL DIGEST and possible sales BOAT SLIP RENTALS FROM 90’S. SPECIAL NEW GOT METAL? GET CASH territory for the right Key Harbor Marina We buy aluminum, copper, brass, stainless YORK ISSUE, WORLD person Winter Storage Boat TRADE CENTER COVER. Call Neil at 732-987-5600 Store Toms River Metals BEAUTIFUL COVER ______Transient Slips available 605 Fischer Blvd. Toms River, NJ PHOTO. SALES REP keyharbormarina.com $25 OR BEST OFFER 732-270-1104 Sales rep F/P/T for sales 2 Point Road, Waretown, (located at East Dover Marina) June 30th, 2016 The Ocean County Gazette - www.ocgazette.news 29 Toms River Senior July 13th - Wednesday MOVIE DAY Movie Day 1pm Wednesday July 13th, 1 - 3pm - Tickets Center ------are $2. - Movie “BROOKLYN” run JULY 2016 time 1 hour 49 minutes - Snacks will be Open Mon-Fri July 21st - Thursday served Atlantic City Bus Trip ------8:30am - 4:30pm (must sign up in advance) ------JULY BUS TRIPS - - - - - There will be no more bus trips for the DATES TO REMEMBER ATTENTION month of July CANCELLATIONS ------TOMS RIVER NUTRITIONAL SITE Friday July 1st - Scrabble, Mah Jongg & Tuesdays and Fridays Cannasta - Cancelled NJ FRUIT AND VEGETABLE You must call by 11:30am the day prior ------VOUCHERS to register for a meal will be given out on Friday July 1st from 732-341-1000 ex. 8460 ATLANTIC CITY TRIP 10- 3pm ------Thursday, July 21st @ RESORTS Call Office for full details CASINO - $25 per person (must sign ------JULY 1ST - Fridays up a day in advance) $25 slot credit - Fruit & Vegetable Vouchers Bus leaves Senior Center at 9am and KITCHEN 10-3 pm returns at 5:45pm - There will be no We appreciate your patience while the ------transportation to the Senior Center - Call kitchen has been under renovation for 732-341-1000 Ex. 8461 with Questions the last couple of months. Senior Center July 4th - Closed ------is now in need of new supplies for the ------kitchen. Please see Heather in the main A TOUCH OF SINATRA office for a list of new supplies needed. July 8th - Friday Wednesday August 14th 12-2pm - Lunch Thank you. Blood Pressure Screen 1 - 2:30pm at 12 pm - Tickets are $7. ------732-341-1000 ex. 8460

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 and for one month in the 5 &10 Coupon Book. (Deadline 25th of each month)

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Pleasant Beach Service We come to you thedesertpalm.com Toms River 90’ Super Cruiser 732-892-3535 Sales Service - 732-793-4488 1955 Rt. 35N Ortley Beach USCG Certified ______Accessories ------732-830-2800 1/2 Day & 1/2 Night KIDS CLOTHES Performance Windjammer Motor Inn ------Fishing Christina’s Fiberglass repair, Vinyl Open All Year BOATS FOR SALE 59 Inlet Drive, 602 Mantoloking Rd. Graphics, Rooms & Efficiencies East Coast Marine Brokers Point Pleasant Bch. Brick Full Machine Shop Restaurant & Lounge (See display ad) 732-295-7569 732-920-4600 Service are open to the public Pre Owned Boats ------416 Route 9 Lanoka Serving Breakfast & Lunch Available 95’ Norma K KAYAK RENTALS Harbor, NJ daily in the summer. Call for new arrivals Super Fast Mermaids Cove Marina 609-693-8485 First & Central Ave 609-971-8800 All Aluminium Kayak Rentals Crab Boat laceypowersports.net Seaside Park, NJ 888 Bayway Snack Bar Fishing Rentals ------732-830-2555 Lanoka Harbor NJ everyday All Year Fully Stocked Marine Harbor Yacht Club ------On site at Lanoka Harbor Boat Phone Store, Full Service Marina Full Service Marina PARASAILING Marina 732-892-8868 802 Mantoloking Rd, Sales, Slips, Service, Beach HavenParasailing ------Located at Brick, NJ Jet Ski Docks Safe, Fun, easy for the C & C Marina Kens Landing Marina 732-477-3252 501 Rt. 35, Mantoloking, entire family Berksshore Pontoons in Pt Pleasant Bch, NJ ______NJ 08738 Bay Haven Marina on LBI Quality Pre-Owned Boats ------KITES 732-793-7975 2702 Long Beach Blvd., 211 Sloop Creek Rd GROOMER Cobra Kites ------Beach Haven Gardens Bayville, NJ 08721 Rub-A Dub Dogwash Wind Spinners, Kites Tides End Marina 609-492-0375 Tel: 732-237-2222 Self Serve Dog Wash, www.cobrakites.com Full Service Marina ------Professional Grooming 2608 Rt. 37E. Best Value in Price & PISTOL RANGE CAMPGROUNDS Salon, Toms River, NJ Outboards Today Shore Shot Pistol Range Baker’s Acres Doggie Treats & Boutique 732-270-2112 Tohatsu Outboards OPEN TO THE PUBLIC 230 Willets Ave, S&F Plaza ------Inflatable Boats from 8’5” 730, Airport Road Little Egg Harbor, NJ. 2008 Rt. 37 East MARINE SERVICES upt to 13’8” Lakewood, NJ 609-296-2664 Toms River, NJ Lightning Jacks 146 Marine Plaza #148 732-295-6888 ------732-270-1186 Marina’s Forked River, NJ 08731 ------Brookville Campground ______2 Locations on the Bay 609-693-9423 PAPER SUPPLIER “all sites in wooded areas” HARDWARE On the Metedeconk 809 ------Place your ad here Just minutes from LBI, & Lavallette Hardware Rt. 70, Brick MINIATURE GOLF ------Seaside off Rt.9, Exit 69 “We’re the problem On the Manasquan 505 RECYCLING going south of GSP solvers” Bridge Road, Brick Barnacle Bill’s Miniature We buy Metal top $$ Paid 609-698-3134 “We cut Keys” Boat Ramp, Storage, Golf We buy aluminum, ------Benjamin, Moore Paints, Slips, Transient Docking, and Amusement Center copper, brass, stainless CRABBING BOATS PROPANE EXCHANGE Coastal Boat Sales call 1968 Rt. 35 N, Toms River Metals Cranberry Inlet Marina Paint, Keys, Lock rekeying, 732-458-3540 or Ortley Beach, NJ. 605 Fischer Blvd., 421 Bayside Terrace Window Glass & Screen 732-458-2016 732-793-9345 Toms River NJ Seaside Heights NJ 08751 Repair. lightningjacksmarina. ------732-270-1104 Bay Side A full service com MOTELS ------732-830-1882 Hardware Center ------Luna Mar Motel RENTALS ------1601 Rt. 35N, J & E Marine On the Ocean Front & SUMMER RENTALS ELECTRICAL Lavallette, NJ Crusader Premium Dealer We cater to families and Seaside Best Rentals PLACE YOUR AD HERE 732-830-5551 Sales & Service Fully couples Located in Ocean Terrace EMAIL: ______Insured Specializing in Ocean Avenue & L Street Condo’s Heated Pool with [email protected] ITEMS WANTED Electrical, Mechanical, Seaside Park, NJ. Sundeck. ______PLACE YOUR AD HERE. Outdrives, Transmissions, 732-793-7955 Call 732-854-7253 FAMILY FUN EMAIL Diesel and Gas, lunamarmotel.com seasidebestrentals.com Pirate Adventure on the [email protected] Boat Hauling ------1709 North Ocean Ave, Sea Gypsy ------888 Bayway, Charlroy Motel Seaside Park, NJ Day trips, JEWELRY Lanoka Harbor Ocean Front Rooms ------Birthday Parties, Christina’s Jewelry 609-242-3133 www.chalroy.com SERVICES Field Trips 602 Mantoloking Rd Brick ------1601 N. Ocean avenue Place your ad here for Riverfront Marina 732-920-4600 JET SKI REPAIR & Seaside Park, NJ services, handyman, 281 Princeton Ave, ------SERVICE 732-793-0712 Construction, Plumbing, Brick, NJ Gold Fever Lacey Power Sports Inc. ------Landscaping and all 732-899-6100 Catch It Watch It Personal Watercraft Dessert Palm Motel June 30th, 2016 The Ocean County Gazette - www.ocgazette.news 31 experts, hands-on investigative and trial experience and three field trips. Stockton Offers CSI Summer Register online at Stocktoncsi.com. Camp to High School Students Learn How to Make Healthy High School Students Solve Murder Mysteries at Three Summer Camps Summer Meals Galloway, NJ – Stockton University’s School Without Cooking at Stockton’s of Social & Behavioral Sciences invites you to be part of Stockton CSI, a residential summer camp for high school Manahawkin Site students and those entering high school in the fall who want hands-on experience with a criminal investigation Galloway, N.J. - Learn how to make healthy, delicious summer and trial. meals without heating up your kitchen at “Cool Cooking: Stove-Free Participants can choose from three camp Summer Meals” on Tuesday, July 19 at Stockton University’s Manahawkin sessions: Camp 1 runs from July 10-14; Camp 2 runs July Instructional Site. 24-28; and Camp 3 runs July 31-Aug. 4. `Anthony Dissen, a registered dietitian nutritionist and adjunct Are you a high school student who enjoys faculty member at Stockton, will demonstrate how to maximize the flavor television programs like CSI, Criminal Minds, NCIS, or Law and health value of fresh summer produce without a flame in sight. and Order? Do you want to help solve a murder? Do you The public is invited to this fun, free event beginning at 10 a.m. at want to know what really happens behind the scenes of a Stockton’s Manahawkin Instructional Site, 712 E. Bay Ave. Light refreshments murder investigation and a high-stakes murder trial? Do will be served. you want to know what life is like behind bars? Do you Please call 609-626-3883 to register. want to meet the people who work in criminal justice, law For more information about activities and classes Stockton enforcement, and forensic psychology? University’s Manahawkin site, visit Stockton.edu/manahawkin Campers will work as part of an elite team of investigators and professionals to help solve a murder. They will be involved with every phase of the legal process, from the crime scene investigation to the criminal murder trial. Every camp session features a different murder case! Campers will gain experience with evidence gathering and testing techniques, such as DNA analysis, forensic odontology (bite marks), fingerprints, chemical analysis, and blood spatter analysis. Campers will also learn how to question suspects and witnesses. Campers will use the same techniques as investigators to learn the facts in a case, assess when people are lying and figure out when suspects’ memories may be distorted. Finally, campers will learn how to prepare a case for trial. They will learn jury selection techniques to help pick jurors to hear their case; strategies for presenting their cases and making arguments in a courtroom; and what life is like in jail for those awaiting trial and life in prison for those who are convicted. “We talk to students about the reality of criminal justice careers. On television, one actor is often doing the job of five or six different criminal justice professionals. We explain to the students that they would not be doing all of those jobs and encourage them to pick one and to major in in a degree program that will prepare them for it,” said Christine Tartaro, professor of Criminal Justice and camp co-director. “The campers watch the TV shows, so we tell them what’s inaccurate and point out the myths and misconceptions.” “The goal of the camp is to bring learning about forensic investigations to life by putting our campers in charge of solving a murder mystery. We teach them the skills they need to conduct an investigation, but they steer the entire investigative process,” said Joshua Duntley, associate professor of Criminal Justice and camp co- director. The all-inclusive price of $859 for the camp includes all meals, a private dorm room, classes taught by 32 June 30th, 2016 The Ocean County Gazette - www.ocgazette.news just put down out front and dooks great! Bathroom tile Gertrude M. Stefanik, Inc. REAL ESTATE just redone in tasteful colors ® and other little touchups still Realtors Seaside Park: in progress today. Please take Real Estate Sales & GERTRUDE STEFANIK a look before this opportunity Family Summer Rentals Since REALTORS passes you by! REDUCED $99,900 1955 ------Rare chance to own oversized “Under Original Ownership” corner lot on Ocean Avenue. Lot size approximately 50 x 7 Roseau Ct, WEST CENTRAL AT L. ST. Toms River, NJ 08757 138. Plans on file for stunning Seaside Park, NJ 08752 3 story home with 2 tiered deck. $1,199,000 Retire in style in this well appointed newly refinished stefanikrealtors.com Ocean Avenue lot exceeds home! This house has it all! 7500 sq feet , situated in the TOMS RIVER, NJ Much attention paid to details Ph.: 732-793-0812 center of Seaside Park. Plans 3116 Adams Ave. and fantastic finishing work Fax: 732-793-2767 on file for 5 BR / 6.5 bath three MLS# 21526710 set this renovation apart from level home. Asking $1,229,000 Toms River Spacious house the rest! Features include open Call for additional details, located on a large corner floor plan. custom kitchen 732-793-0812 property with a fenced in cabinets, granite counter tops, ------yard. Master bedroom has full stainless steel app pkg, a large walk-in closet and crown molding, real acacia bathroom with tile. Dining hardwood floors. Bathrooms room has beautiful tile work redone with designer tile and with a fireplace. Large room vanities, newer boiler, central off kitchen that is used as a air, and hot water heater. Mud/Laundry room, could windows. This also features a be utilized as a playroom or florida room and located on Agent: Val Campbell & Bob office. Roof, air conditioner a cul-de-sac with a private Fischer condenser, humidifier and 2 yard! This home has your wish Directions Central Avenue to garage door openers are 4 list complete! Picures aren’t right on 15th to right on shore years old. No water damage enough! Come preview today! villa in house from Sandy. Asking $199,900 MLS# 21515359 $225,000. Contact Donna ------23-95 Shore Villa Road Noone South Seaside Park in Berkeley Cell 516-582-1138 office 732- Affordable large 4 Bedroom, 2 830-3500 bath cape close to beach and ------bay in this beautiful beach community. Purchase price is for the home - the land can be purchased separately 497 Saint Thomas Dr, Toms from landowner. Bonus room River, NJ 08757 for extra sleeping space. Asking $124,999. Contact Val Pack your bags and move Campbell 908-910-2915 or 28 Baylor St, South Toms River, right in! All the work has Bob Fischer 732-278-3848 NJ 08757 been done for you! Newly ------renovated popular Lakeview When you first pull up to this model in sought after Holiday house, it will be evident that City Berkeley! Yhis home the owners take pride in their tastefully remodeled with home! Nicely landscaped lot an open floor plan, bamboo adds to the curb appeal of this floors, raised panel doors, well appointed ranch! Features crown molding, custom include a large eat in kitchen baths, and Kitchen! The Presented by: with full appliance package kitchen has newly installed Kimberly Bell and tasteful backsplash. cabinets, granite countertop, WeichertRealtors Newly floored living room, a granite backsplash,center Toms River partially finished basement island, and full stainless steel Primary: 732-914-0074 adds more space for your appliance package. Master Mobile: 732-300-8494 enjoyment! Roof, air, heat shower has been elarged and [email protected] have been replaced since the has beautiful tile and vanity! 138 S Charlotteville Dr, Toms owners have lived here. The Main bath redone also in River, NJ 08757 third bedroom was opened a nice color palette. Cedar up and being utilized as den/ impression siding lends to Get ready to retire! office..easily can be made nice curb appeal. Roof and Moderately priced home close into a bedroom again. Lot is central air newer also. All to all amenities! This Sarasota fully fenced and large shed this and on a private lot too! model home might be just in backyard. This home is just Preview before it’s too late! what you are looking for! waiting for new owners! $189,900 Backing to woods and a creek $159,000 affords one great privacy in the ------backyard for relaxing! Sod was June 30th, 2016 The Ocean County Gazette - www.ocgazette.news 33 REGISTER FOR FALL CLASSES AT OCEAN COUNTY COLLEGE OTHER ATTRACTIONS Around Ocean County Choose from regular Fall Semester, Fall Quick Term, and Fall Accelerated Terms

TOMS RIVER – It’s not too early to register for fall classes at Ocean County College! If 7/1 - NBC’s America’s Got Talent “Boundless - you’ve been thinking about attending college, now’s the time to get started. Register for the Damien Escobar” regular FALL SEMESTER, FALL QUICK TERM, AND FALL ACCELERATED TERMS. Register early Strand Center for the Arts, Lakewood for the best selection of classes! 732-367-7789 http://www.strand.org

Applications are being accepted. Course schedules can be viewed online at www. 7/1 - 7/4 - July 4th Weekend Sidewalk Sale ocean.edu. Current students may register online or in person. New students must register in Jackson Premium Outlets, Jackson person. 732-833-0503 http://www.premiumoutlets.com/outlet/ · Registration for the regular 15-week Fall Semester runs now through August 28 (Fall jackson/news-and-events Semester classes start September 7). 7/1, 7/8 - Pastels w/ Linda Coulter · Registration for the 10-week Fall Quick Term begins August 16 and runs through October Ocean County Artists’ Guild, Island Heights 11 (Fall Quick Term classes start October 12). 732-270-3111 http://www.ocartistsguild.org

· Accelerated Fall Terms for Online/Distance Learning and Weekend College courses run 7/2 - Arlan Feiles & The Broken Hearted seven weeks. First Accelerated Term begins September 7 and Second Accelerated Term Record Live begins October 31. Registration is ongoing through the start of each accelerated term. Strand Center for the Arts, Lakewood 732-367-7789 www.strand.org Evening and weekend classes are held on the OCC Main Campus in Toms River, at the OCC Southern Education Center in Manahawkin, and at off-campus locations throughout 7/2 - Craft Day By The Bay Ocean County. Online classes are also available. Sunset Park, Harvey Cedars 609-361-7990 http://www.harveycedars.org For some courses, students may be required to take the College Placement Test. New full-time students must complete orientation prior to registering. 7/2 - Military Heroes 30 Night New Egypt Speedway, New Egypt In-person registration is taking place on the Main Campus in Toms River and at the 609-758-1900 http://www. Southern Education Center in Manahawkin. newegyptspeedway.net 7/3 - Los Tres Tristes Tigres Presented by · Southern Education Center: 195 Cedar Bridge Road, Manahawkin, NJ. For information, stop Stereo Mundo by Monday to Thursday, 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Friday until 4:00 p.m.; call 609-978-2077; or Strand Center for the Arts, Lakewood email [email protected]. (Note: Hours subject to change for holidays and semester breaks.) 732-367-7789 http://www.strand.org

· Registration and Records Office: Administration Building, (Bldg. #1), Main Campus, College 7/4 - Fireworks Over the Bay & Boardwalks Drive, Toms River, NJ. For information, stop by Monday to Thursday, 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., from Beach Haven to Point Pleasant Beach Friday until 5:00 p.m.; call 732-255-0304; or email [email protected]. (Note: Hours subject www.oceancountytourism.com to change for holidays.) 7/4, 7/11 - Basic Oil Painting Class Visit our website at www.ocean.edu. Ocean County Artists’ Guild, Island Heights 732-270-3111 http://www.ocartistsguild.org

Barnegat Lighthouse State Park Join Us Saturday, October 29th at the 2016 Trenton Half Barnegat Light Marathon in support of CHSofNJ! 609-494-2016 www.state.nj.us/dep/ parksandforests/parks/barnlig.html

The Children’s Home Society of New Jersey has been named one of the Charity Blackbeard’s Cave Family Entertainment Partners of the 5th Annual Trenton Half Marathon,10K and 5K! Center

Bayville So how can you help? 732-914-1896 www.blackbeardscave.com It’s easy! Just sign up as a runner for the CHSofNJ team! You will have your choice of event; you can run in the 5K (3.1 miles), 10K (6.2 miles), or if you’re feeling really Casino Pier Amusement Park & Break Water ambitious, go all the way and register for the Half Marathon (13.1 miles)! Whichever Beach Waterpark event you choose, you’ll be doing something good for yourself and great for the Seaside Heights at-risk babies, children and families of The Children’s Home Society of New Jersey. 732-793-6488 www.casinopiernj.com

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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

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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 Photo Caption: Monmouth County Historical Association non-credit basis. Students will be enrolled for three college credits. A costumed interpreters welcoming guests at last year’s 4th of number of scholarships are available for OCC students. Registration July Celebration. Photo courtesy of Molly Picture Studio. 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 Costumed interpreters will welcome guests and the Allen National Theater. Enjoy talk-back sessions with actors, directors, or House will remain open for tours and visitors until noon. Christ technical staff. Visit Shakespeare’s Globe Theater. Plenty of free time Church will also be conducting performances of their Dead Actors for sightseeing, museums, shopping, and dining. Guild. Cookies and lemonade will be served following the ceremony. Tour Package: round trip airfare on United Airlines, 10 Parking is available in the Shrewsbury municipal parking lot nights accommodations at the conveniently located Radisson Blu across the street from the Allen House. Edwardian Grafton Hotel (four star hotel), theatre tickets, day trip to Monmouth County Historical Association is a private non- Stratford-Upon-Avon, full English breakfast daily, round trip airport profit organization that has been working to preserve history and transfers, most tips, taxes, OCC instruction, tuition, and fees. provide educational opportunities since its founding in 1898. The Not Included: lunch and dinner, personal expenses, trip Historical Association’s Museum and Library is located at 70 Court cancellation insurance, and any items not specifically listed. Street in Freehold. Museum hours are: Tuesdays - Saturdays 10 a.m. Cost: $3,975 per person, double occupancy. to 4 p.m. The Library is open Wednesdays through Saturdays. The Single room supplement: $840. Out-of-county fee: $69. Historic Houses are open Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, from May Out-of-state fee: $339. 1 through September 30, 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. For further information NOTE: The program cost is based on the exchange rate about the Association, please call (732) 462-1466 or visit the web site and the prevailing price in effect at the time of printing. Should at www.monmouthhistory.org airfare, land costs, and the dollar/pound exchange rate become less Monmouth County Historical Association received an favorable, participants may be billed accordingly. operating support grant from the New Jersey Historical Commission, For more information or to register for the trip, contact Gary a division of the Department of State. Shaffer, Assistant Professor of Humanities, at [email protected] or 732-255-0400, ext. 2296. 38 June 30th, 2016 The Ocean County Gazette - www.ocgazette.news Honorable Mention, Beatrice Humphris (Toms River), NORTHERN SIXTY-THREE OCEAN COUNTY ARTISTS PLACE LIGHTS. AT SENIOR ART EXHIBIT OIL PROFESSIONAL: TOMS RIVER – Thirty professional and 33 non-professional 1st Place, Joyce Lawrence (Little Egg Harbor), CAMRON & MILO; artists placed at the 40th Annual Ocean County Senior Citizens 2nd Place, Dimas Zenkewich (Manchester), THE FLOWER GIRL; Art Exhibit in the categories of first, second, third, and honorable 3rd Place Josephine Vitiello (Pt. Pleasant), BUCKETS OF FUN; and mention. Artists, 60 years of age or older, who are residents of Ocean Honorable Mention, Marie DeMarco HM (Lakewood), TUCKED AWAY. County, submitted artwork in one of ten categories including acrylic, craft, drawing, mixed media & collage, oil, pastel, photography, print, OIL NON-PROFESSIONAL: sculpture, and watercolor. 1st Place, Anne Ferrie (Brick), MARLOWE; All entries awarded first place in the 40th Annual Ocean 2nd Place, Esther Gambacurta (Lakewood), FREEDOM; County Senior Citizens Art Exhibit are eligible to enter the New 3rd Place, Frank DeFrancesco (Manchester), SISTERS; and Jersey State Senior Citizens Annual Juried Art Contest & Exhibition, Honorable Mention, Arnold DeBow (Toms River) GRAPES & PEAR. to be held in October. Over the years, many Ocean County artists have gone on to achieve recognition at the state show. PASTEL PROFESSIONAL: 1st Place, Vincent J. Nardone (Brick), RHYTHMS ON THE METEDECONK; The winners of the 40th Annual Ocean County Senior Citizens 2nd Place, Linda Coulter (Lanoka Harbor), SEA SPRAY; Art Exhibit are: 3rd Place, Diane Schultz (Toms River), OLD BARN; and Honorable Mention, Ellen Scharfenberg (Toms River), VINTAGE VISTA. ACRYLIC PROFESSIONAL: 1st Place, Robert D’Imperio (Jackson), ABANDONED WINTER; PASTEL NON-PROFESSIONAL: 2nd Place, John Genuard (Jackson), MARIE WITH A STRAW HAT; 1st Place, Lois Linde (Lakewood), HENRY; and 3rd Place, Kate Leigh Cotler (Bay Head), LAST LIGHT; and 2nd Place, Charles Sulkowski (Manahawkin), MILL CREEK. Honorable Mention, Elizabeth DeGregorio (Manchester), FROSTY EVENING. PHOTOGRAPHY PROFESSIONAL: 1st Place, Robin Rielly (Manchester), CHAIR & BENCH; ACRYLIC NON-PROFESSIONAL: 2nd Place, Lucille Rielly (Manchester), ALASKAN POND; 1st Place, Ruth Abramson (Lakewood), PLEASURES AT ISLAND BEACH; 3rd Place, Geri Lozauskas (Waretown), WHITE EGRET; and 2nd Place, Henry McMillan (Manahawkin), SELF PORTRAIT THE Honorable Mention, Craig Radhuber (Lakewood), SMILEY. PAINTER; 3rd Place, Marlene Krupinski (Whiting), A LONE FISHERMAN; and PHOTOGRAPHY NON-PROFESSIONAL: Honorable Mention, Mike Amato (Waretown), BALI SENTINAL. 1st Place, Martin Hochman (Little Egg Harbor), PEGGY’S COVE; 2nd Place, Rosemarie Reinman (Toms River), HAVANA STREET SCENE; CRAFT PROFESSIONAL: 3rd Place, Phillip Miller (Jackson), GUIDING LIGHT; and 1st Place, Ida Dangola (Pine Beach), RAKU POTTERY; Honorable Mention, Jeff Heilbrun (Manchester), LATE AFTERNOON 2nd Place, Ellen Ricci (Toms River), CUTIE; AT THE MET. 3rd Place, Shelley Gilbert (Toms River), ROSE; and PRINT PROFESSIONAL: Honorable Mention, Pat Kingman (Brick), HORSHOE CRAB. 1st Place, Leslie Ovechka (Toms River), THE ORCHID WHISPERER; and CRAFT NON-PROFESSIONAL: 2nd Place, Betty Kem (Lakewood), FLAME. 1st Place, Norma E. Orge Paz (Barnegat), FAMILY TIES II; PRINT NON-PROFESSIONAL: NONE 2nd Place, Faith Fletcher (Beachwood), TEA POT; SCULPTURE PROFESSIONAL: NONE 3rd Place, Joan Fortin (Whiting), BIRDS RESTING; and SCULPTURE NON-PROFESSIONAL: Honorable Mention, Bob Ventura (Manchester), BETHLEHEM STAR. 1st Place, Catherine Kessler (Whiting), THE WALLFLOWER; 2nd Place, Alice Snyder (Whiting), SOMETHING FISHY; and DRAWING PROFESSIONAL: NONE 3rd Place, Janet Ballard (Lakewood), PINKY. DRAWING NON-PROFESSIONAL: WATERCOLOR PROFESSIONAL: 1st Place, Harriet Wolf (Manchester), HOME SCHOOLED; 1st Place, Beverly Golembeski (Seaside Park), EVENING FUN AT THE 2nd Place, Tess Greenquist (Lakewood), SUN FLOWERS; PALACE; 3rd Place, George Chapman (Lakewood), HAILEY GIBB; and 2nd Place, Thomas Pickle (Little Egg Harbor), MOTIVATION; Honorable Mention, Albert Stietzel (Barnegat), RUINED. 3rd Place, Marie DeVenezia (Toms River), BARNYARD JAZZ; and MIXED MEDIA PROFESSIONAL: Honorable Mention, Kathleen Goodhart (Whiting), FANTASY TEA. 1st Place, Abby Levine (Lakewood), WORLD GONE MAD; WATERCOLOR NON-PROFESSIONAL: 2nd Place, Carol Colvin (Toms River), WHAT’S COOKING; 1st Place, Arshalous Ksayian (Lakewood), LILLIES; 3rd Place, Florence Zdanowitz (Whiting), ELIZA THE FLOWER SELLER; 2nd Place, Janet Grossarth (Lavallette), POPPY FIELD IN TUSCANY; and 3rd Place, William Jacobus (Bayville), WINTER MOON; and Honorable Mention, Francine Van Ostrand (Toms River), FAR EASTERN Honorable Mention, Enid C. Osborne (Lakewood), EMILY. MYSTIQUE. Sponsors of the 40th Annual Ocean County Senior Citizens Art MIXED MEDIA NON-PROFESSIONAL: Exhibit include Ocean County College, the Senior Art Advisory 1st Place, Richard Boscarino (Barnegat), OH NO!; Committee, Ocean County Board of Chosen Freeholders, Ocean 2nd Place, Rosemary Lynch (Whiting), REGATTA; County Office of Senior Services, and the Ocean County Cultural & 3rd Place, Tracy Sette (Jackson), SCREECH OWL; and Heritage Commission. June 30th, 2016 The Ocean County Gazette - www.ocgazette.news 39

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