1 Heritage Circle Waretown, NJ 08758

Volume 13 Number 7 The Official newsletter of greenbriar oceanaire JULY 2016

Celebrating Independance Day

AERIAL VIEW, BARNEGAT BAY Courtesy of saltwatersportsman.com 2 Greenbriar Oceanaire • JULY 2016 Table of Contents Newspaper Deadline Schedule...... 3 Board of Directors & Committee Chairs...... 4 Open Board Meeting Dates...... 4 The statements and opinions expressed and the content Blurbs From The Board...... 6 of all articles, reviews and other news contained herein are Committee Updates...... 7-8 those of the individual contributors and they do not represent Social Events...... 11-13 the opinions or official pronouncements of Greenbriar Oceanaire, nor does the Association assume or acknowledge Township Information...... 14,16,17,18,19,20 any responsibility whatsoever for the accuracy thereof. Clubs...... 23-29,32-36,39 The products and services offered herein by advertisers Library News - Waretown & Barnegat...... 50,52,53 have not been tested, sanctioned or approved and they Clubhouse Activities...... 58 are not otherwise promulgated or endorsed by Greenbriar Oceanaire, nor does the Association warrant that they are Neighbor to Neighbor Bulletin Board...... 57 fit for their intended purposes. The procurers of such goods Shoppers Corner...... 51 and services must determine for their own purpose if goods Soduku...... 44 and services fulfill their personal needs, under terms and Preview of Coming Attractions...... 47 conditions that are acceptable to them. Greenbriar Oceanaire reserves the right to reject, edit, or condense all submissions, and will not accept any Article Submission Deadline Schedule article or advertisement it deems libelous, inflammatory, or in bad taste. We disclaim all responsibility for the goods ***FOR 2016*** - Deadline for articles is and services advertised. Complaints should be directed to the 12th of each month the Better Business Bureau or the Ocean County Dept. of Consumer Affairs. [email protected] Greenbriar Oceanaire is printed by Senior Community Media 12 Colfax Street, Toms River Newspaper Committee N.J. 08753. For advertising, contact Senior Co-Editors Community Media at 732-240-6611. Benita Cardaccio Nansie McHugh Sally Robinson 57 Belmar Blvd. 61 Strathmere St. 48 Avalon Way 488-2678 994-3828 242-1283

Members: Dorothy Bejarano Jo Meinhart Benita Cardaccio Sally Robinson Peggy Hamernick Gerri Woodruff Nansie McHugh Proofreaders: Dorothy Bejarano cathy Misner Georgette Boden Annette Stride Paula Burns Bette Silverman Angie Conti alma Walshak

Margaret Doherty Contributing Writers: Louis Baptiste, Manny Couvelha, Norma Couvelha, and Frank Pinto Photographer: Dan Trivino July Residents’ Contribution: Paul Saunders

JULY 2016 • Greenbriar Oceanaire 3 Greenbriar Oceanaire Committee Chairs Board of Directors Alternative Dispute Resolution Joan Sohmer MATT MAZZA, President Architectural Review Gary Kuykendall Dining and Events Cosmo LaCosta BILL MCCRAIN, Vice President Election NA Facilities Lee Eagles MICHAEL DECICCO, Treasurer Finance Roger Zucchino LUKE DEROSA, Secretary Golf Advisory Bob Rademacher Newsletter Sally Robinson Roads & Grounds Larry Saunders Website Dick Lipman Greenbriar Oceanaire Board of Directors Oceanaire Beacon Open Meeting Dates 2016 Guidelines Reminder - Tuesday July 26 and Monday, August 15 Updated May 2016 (Both at 7:00 pm) • Please limit your article to 600 words. Articles over this limit will be returned to you for editing. Jeffrey Mazzatta, D.P.M., F.A.P.W.C.A* Gregory Mazzatta, D.P.M • All articles/flyers must be typed. The publisher prefers articles/flyers to be sent as Word documents. • All articles must identify who wrote or submitted the article under the title. “Written by” means you wrote it; “Submitted by” indicates it was • Comprehensive Diabetic Foot Care • Wound Care taken from the Internet. We cannot use articles • Foot and Ankle Injuries • Orthotics from newspapers or magazines. • Bunions & Hammer Toes • Ingrown & Fungal Nails • Warts • Heel Pain/Plantar Fasciitis • Each club/organization is limited to four photographs. On occasion we will accept up to • Surgical Management of Foot Deformities • Hyperbaric Oxygen Wound Therapy 9 photos for a collage, however, photos will be a smaller size. * Diplomate, American Board of Podiatric Surgery • The higher the resolution of photographs, the Certified in Foot Surgery, sharper they will appear. Photos should be sent Fellow, American Professional in jpeg format. If sending from an iPhone, please Wound Care Association choose “actual size” before sending. • Photographs must be sent as attachments to an email, NOT embedded in the text. • To avoid confusion, please submit ONE club report each month and designate ONE person to Most Insurances Accepted submit photographs. • Please identify your submission in the subject line of the email. For example, “Bocce Club Please remember to tell our advertisers article June 2016.” that you saw their ad in The Greenbriar Oceanaire Beacon is printed by Senior Community Greenbriar Oceanaire Beacon Media, a division of R&K Publishing. The products and services offered herein by advertisers have not been tested, sanctioned or approved and they are not otherwise promulgated or endorsed by R&K Publishing. Complaints should be directed to the Better Business Bureau or the Ocean County Dept. of Consumer Affairs. For advertising, contact Senior Community Media at 732-240-6611. 4 Greenbriar Oceanaire • JUNE 2016 Beacon Cover REPAIRS DONE RIGHT! Original Photos The Best Service, Parts, • We like to feature pictures which capture and Warranty-That’s the atmosphere of the Greenbriar Oceanaire The Guardian Advantage community and surrounding area. • Pictures should not contain individuals. • PHOTOGRAPHS SHOULD BE AT LEAST 1MB. A number usually will appear in Broken Spring Specialists! parentheses after the photo number. It will Get Your NEW Insulated Door Today be followed by “kb” or “mb.” 1MB = 1000kb. Photographs smaller than 1MB will not be high FREE Wireless Keypad with the Purchase of New enough resolution for the Beacon cover. Liftmaster Garage Door Opener ($75 Value) • Photographs should be submitted in “jpeg” FREE Safety Cables with the Purchase of any format and portrait mode (vertical rather than New Extension Springs ($89 Value) horizontal). • You will be recognized for taking the photo. Please understand that your photograph may not be used immediately. We try to use Only photographs that are appropriate to the $ season. 649 Installed Insulated Door Reg $849 The Newsletter Committee SALE DOOR 8X7 NJ Lic. #13VH01882000 No Sub Contractors Carriage House Doors Starting at $769 SERVICING ALL BRANDS OF GARAGE DOORS & OPENERS Broken Springs Replaced Rollers & Cables Replaced Transmitters & Receivers

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JULY 2016 • Greenbriar Oceanaire 5 the LMS management to address the expectations of the community. Extra LMS staff will be on-site so that if there is rain LMS will still be able to cut the lawns in a timely manner. If it gets very hot, a decision may be made not to cut the lawns on the weekly basis. Please check the website for updates. This is to update you on the recent activities of Personal conduct of residents in the community the Board. remains a concern of the Board. If members have a The cool weather in June kept the lawns looking complaint with a staff member or contractors please fill great. Thank you for adhering to the water out a Request for Service form for Board attention. All restrictions posted by the township. Please continue forms are addressed and the submitting member will be to monitor your watering as many still overwater advised of the determination of the action taken by the their lawns. Board or responsible committee. The new pickle ball lines have been painted on The drafting of the 2017 Operating Budget is well the courts. If you are looking for some fun and lite underway. The committees have submitted their exercise, stop by and learn how the game is played. numbers for next year and the Finance Committee is The Pickle Ball Club will be happy to have you join preparing a draft for Board consideration. The Finance them. Committee will be providing updates of this process at The Board has put together guidelines for clubs the monthly Board Meetings. traveling outside of the community and will be Enjoy the summer. revising the club flyer and e-mail blast policy so that the clubs can get more information to you in a timely manner. Spring Oak of Forked River The instarlation of the exhaust hood has started 601 North Main Street for the Ansul system in the Snack Bar. This will Lanoka Harbor, NJ 08734 enable Gina to prepare hot breakfast for you in the 609-242-2661 morning. www.springoakforkedriver.com The Board continues to negotiate with Lennar concerning transition by meeting in person with the Lennar representative to discuss each other’s claims 2 Specialized and their merits. Neighborhoods Have you submitted your ballot yet? If not please do so. Your ballot not only helps to select the new Board of Director but it also serves as a Proxy so that a quorum can be met to hold the election. Your vote counts. The Board met with several realtors to discuss the sign rule of no “for sale” signs in the community and Assisted Living other concerns of the realtors. Now that Lennar is Bridges Memory Support Program no longer actively selling homes in the community, Upcoming Events the realtors discussed marketing initiatives that the Please Call Cathy to RSVP at 609-242-2661 realtors and the Association will working together Estate Planning on. with Elder Care Attorney Scott Hanula, Esq - 7/13 Due to concerns that Landscape Maintenance Service, the associations lawn cutting contractor, Street Fair - 7/21 • Open House - 7/29-7/31 was behind on lawn cutting a meeting was held with

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On May 31st the Roads and Grounds committee hosted a community meeting in the clubhouse. Those who attended were able to learn about the RSF process, meet and ask questions of our community contractors and resident zone representatives. Although we may take the ponds and basins for granted as we move through our development, we found out that they are an integral part of the ecosystem not only here When you select EP Henry products for your patio, walkway or garden wall, you get more at Greenbriar but the greater Waretown/Barnegat than just attractive pavers, and wall systems. Bay Area. We hope that those who attended found You get over 105 years of experience plus good, old-fashioned service that only your local, independently owned EP Henry the meeting informative and we were glad to see the Authorized Hardscaping Distributer® can provide. We’re here to make it easier desserts and coffee were a hit! for you. From ideas and product displays, to DIY installation seminars - we’re with you every step of the way. www.hammettslgc.com In June LMS completed the third liquid application of fertilizer and weed control to our properties. Based on soil samples that will be taken in August, the committee will evaluate the applications planned for the early fall. As the weather gets hotter and potentially drier the lawn mowing schedule may be adjusted to less frequent mowings. Please monitor your sprinkler system coverage to avoid brown patches where your lawn dries out and goes dormant. The lawn mowers are set to cut the grass to a 3 inch height to deter weed growth. It is important the sprinkler heads are set in the ground appropriately to avoid mower damage. Our committee continues to discuss possible ways to beautify our community and would like to hear your suggestions. You may use the RSF not only for concerns but for suggestions. Our Roads and Grounds webpage, underm Committees on the Greenbriar Oceanaire website is updated regularly and has a great deal of information, for homeowners. We encourage you to go there to learn about topics that fall within our committee’s responsibility. Thank you to the Gardenaires for their work at the back gate. The colorful plantings are a welcome sight for residents entering our community!

JULY 2016 • Greenbriar Oceanaire 7 Dining & Events Committee Written by Tom Robinson Representatives from all clubs and groups will be available to describe and promote their respective organizations. Watch the Community Flyers for specific plans. A concern has been expressed about cigarette butts being discarded on the lawn area outside the Ballroom Our Committee is excited about how New Year’s area of the Clubhouse. All residents and event guests Eve Gala plans are proceeding. This year’s theme is should be reminded that there is no smoking within 25 “The Great Gatsby” and the decorating ad hoc feet of the Clubhouse and cigarettes should be placed committee has begun planning an appropriate in the disposal units at the end of the walkways. decorations. Based on comments provided, an Work on the snack bar fire suppression system entertainment contract has been signed with the should be completed shortly. DayBreak Orchestra who last performed at GB on New Many residents have shown interest in obtaining Year’s Eve 2012. Based on feedback, our Committee some of the Greenbriar Oceanaire logo wine glasses has also recommended an open bar be provided and recently obtained for the Clubhouse Pub. They can be that the Ballroom, Grille and Maggie’s, as well as purchased from the bartenders for $10 a piece. the upper and lower lobbies, be open for the cocktail We will soon be turning the page to 2017 and would hour, providing more seating and space. In addition truly welcome your suggestions and ideas, especially to the Grille, a second bar will be set-up in the hallway for innovative events to refresh our schedule for next adjacent to the Ballroom to reduce congestion and year. We have received several ideas for new programs provide greater access. We hope to finalize logistics, that appeal to residents and always welcome additional menu and pricing at our next meeting, so stay tuned! creative recommedations. Our community enthusiastically supported the "Maggie’s’ Proceeds Night for Brain Cancer held" on May 27. Over 250 guests were served and Maggie’s contributed over $1,000, in memory of Aunt Maggie Latvala, to the American Cancer Society. Congratulations to Gerry Stahlecker who received a $50 gift certificate in the June comment card drawing. The next drawing will be later in July, so keep the feedback coming. The popular entertainment nights provided by Maggie’s will feature Bill Fredericks and Jim Flynn on Friday, July 1 and Friday, July 15, while the D’Cees will perform on Thursday, July 7. Make your reservations to enjoy a great meal, possible sing along and some Airport Transfers impromptu dancing along with friends and neighbors. Newark • Philly • JFK & LGA • AC • Trenton Over 130 residents and guests attended our first Broadway Shows Concerts Community brunch on June 12th and based on this Hourly Atlantic City response and feedback received, we are looking to schedule additional Sunday brunches. Toll Free: Special events planned during the next month include The 3 Redneck Tenors concert (7/16), our 844-LIMO-448 second Happy Hour by the Pool (Friday 7/29), and a (844-546-6448) Hudson Valley bus trip (8/4-8/5). 10% DISCOUNT Now that all houses have closes, a new resident prolimonj.com USE PROMO CODE: SENIOR welcome night is being scheduled for the near future. 8 Greenbriar Oceanaire • JULY 2016 Club/group. Also, the handout mentioned above (Form B CLUBS-FORMATION, PRIVILEGES &PROCEDURES) Q& A will be given to potential Club/Groups to further aid in this Jo Meinhart process. Q: Where can I get these forms? Q: If I am interested in forming a club or group at GO, A: You can download them from the Prime Management what do I have to do? website, gocassociation.com or you can contact the A: The organizer(s) are required to fill out a form called Clubhouse Director, Antonia Molino, or a member of the an Interest Sheet. The Interest Sheet will name the Club/ concierge staff. Group and also have a list of names of GO residents that are interested in being a part of the Club/Group. The Interest Sheet must have a minimum of 15 signatures, all residents in good standing. This Interest Sheet will be one of the forms 24 7 Garage Doors For All Your Garage Door Needs used to present to the Board. 8’ x 7’ INSULATED Q: Do Clubs/Groups have to adhere to any criteria in DOOR INSTALLED order to be recognized by the Board? Residential & Commercial A: Yes. If a GO resident(s) wants to form a Club/Group • Broken Springs Replaced $599 the Club/Group must adhere to the guidelines for Clubs/ • Cables & Rollers Replaced • Single Panel Replacement 732-213-8107 Groups in GO as stated in Board policy on Form B CLUBS- • Repair Old Motors 609-312-7100 FORMATION, PRIVILEGES & PROCEDURES. A Club’s/ • Expert Repairs SENIOR & MILITARY DISCOUNTS Group’s purpose must be either/or civic, social, charitable • Same Day Service or educational. RELIABLE PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Q: I have noticed that other clubs provide mission Free Estimates • 24 Hours/7 Days A Week • Fully Insured statements and also have officers. Is that also a part of petitioning the Board for a new Club/Group? A: Yes. There is an attachment sheet called C.1 which delineates your Club’s/Group’s Mission Statement and the names of at least two officers. It will also list potential dates for your Club/Group meetings and a desired location of your meetings at the Clubhouse. However, the location and timing of the meetings must be officially scheduled after the formation of the Club/Group. Another attachment sheet called C.2 will list the Club/Group’s bylaws. It is advisable to submit these forms to the Board along with the Interest Sheet when seeking approval for a new Club/Group. Power forever. Q: How does the Community become aware of the new MONEY SAVE MONEY ON Club/Group? OUT OF POCKET YOUR ELECTRIC BILL A: At an open monthly Board Meeting the Board makes a motion to approve the new Club/Group. HELP SAVE THE ENVIORNMENT FOR OUR CHILDREN/GRANDCHILDREN Q: Is there any advice for formulating Bylaws and Solar City is the number one residential solar provider in Mission Statements? the U.S. We produce more solar electric than the next A. Yes, as mentioned above there is a Template handout 10 competitors combined. We’re not the best because we’re the biggest. We’re the biggest because we’re the for Clubs to help in formulating Bylaws (Template C.2). best. Call Mike O’Hearn today for your free in home con- When formulating a mission statement the club (Template sultaltion and see if clean, renewable, affordable solar power is right for you. C.1) simply needs to state the reason for forming the Club/ Mike O’Hearn, Renewable Energy Consultant Group, or perhaps, what outcome is hoped to be achieved 609-709-2331 as a Club/Group, and/or why others would want to join the JULY 2016 • Greenbriar Oceanaire 9 10 Greenbriar Oceanaire • JULY 2016 JULY 2016 • Greenbriar Oceanaire 11 12 Greenbriar Oceanaire • JULY 2016 JULY 2016 • Greenbriar Oceanaire 13 BARNEGAT/ WARETOWN RECREATION SENIOR MALL BUS TRIPS BUS DEPARTS AT 9AM FROM WARETOWN’S Senior Bus Trip Registration Form 11th St. Community Center Name:______

Tel :______

Email:______

Trips you are paying for (circle all that apply) Aug 26 Shore Mall / Boscovs Sept 23 Jersey Shore Outlets / Aug Sept 23 Sept 30 Oct Nov Dec Christmas Tree Shoppe Sept 30 Freehold Mall Total trips___ x $9each = $______Oct. 21 Cherry Hill Mall Nov. 11 Monmouth Mall SIGNATURE______Dec. 9 Freehold Mall (if minor, Parent or Guardian) Date______HOLD HARMLESS AGREEMENT The undersigned acknowledges that engaging in a sporting activity is potentially COST: $9 per person / per trip hazardous and could possibly result in a serious bodily injury to the participant. The undersigned further acknowledges and agrees that Barnegat Township & Township of Make checks payable to OT Recreation Ocean , its officers, agents and employees do not undertake any responsibility, nor shall they be responsible for the personal safety of the participant, or the property of the Drop off forms to the Barnegat Recreation participant at any time while going to, coming from, or engaging in the activity. The undersigned participant (and his parent or guardian undersigned, if the participant is a Office 900 W Bay Ave minor) for himself, herself, or the heirs, administrators, and executors do hereby agree, intending to be legally bound hereby, that the undersigned and anyone acting under them or through them, shall and by these presents do indemnify, hold harmless, defend and excuse Barnegat Township & Township of Ocean its officers, agents, volunteers, sponsors and employees from any and all claims which maybe suffered by participant or caused by the participant to any other person or entity during the course of the activity, or as a result of the activity.

WARETOWN HISTORICAL SOCIETY 50 Railroad Avenue, Waretown, New Jersey 08758 609-693-3302

Museum Summer Season Opens— Come out and join us every Friday afternoon through July and August for our regular museum summer season. We are lining up guest speakers, and Special events will be announced. As always, thanks for your interest in Waretown Historical Society. We hope to see you this Friday evening, and throughout the summer! Adele R. Shaw, President, Waretown Historical Society [email protected]

14 Greenbriar Oceanaire • JULY 2016 Senior Bus Trip Registration Form

Name:______

Tel :______

Email:______

Trips you are paying for (circle all that apply)

Aug Sept 23 Sept 30 Oct Nov Dec

Total trips___ x $9each = $______

SIGNATURE______(if minor, Parent or Guardian) Date______

JULY 2016 • Greenbriar Oceanaire 15 TOWNSHIP OF OCEAN RECREATION 50 Railroad Avenue, Waretown, New Jersey 08758 • (609) 693-5407 • Fax: (609) 693-9026 email: [email protected] Upcoming Events and Trips All trips depart from the 11th St Community Center in Waretown unless otherwise noted 1. September 14 Taj Mahal Casino with Barbara & Frank The concert that never was show /buffet & $25 slot play $75pp 2. September 17 Bronx Zoo – includes the Total Experience (Zoo admission and unlimited access to special rides and attractions available during the day of visit. These may include the 4D Theatre, Jungle World, Zoo Shuttle Rides, Wild Asia Monorail, Children's Zoo, Congo Gorilla Forest, Butterfly Garden and the Bug Carousel and the Dinosaur Safari. NOTE: Some rides and attractions are open seasonally. Ride and attractions availability subject to weather, capacity, mechanical and or animal-related issues. $64 Adults $58 Children ages 3-12 3. October 1 Peddlers Village $25pp (transportation only)Payment in full due at time of registration 4. October 2 NFL Football Seattle Seahawks v JETS $99pp (transportation & ticket) 5. October 20 Ellis Island / Statue of Liberty Round trip Ferry, Ellis Island with Audio and the grounds of Statue Island. Lunch on your own at Harold’s Deli on the way home $53pp MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: O.T.RECREATION **Please note that a $30pp. non-refundable deposit is required to reserve your space on each trip. **The balance of any trip is due on the 1st of the month that the trip is scheduled Trips - events - programs are continuously being added. Ideas are always welcome If you are currently not receiving my emails on upcoming trips/events/programs and would like to be added to my email list I ask that you please email me [email protected] or [email protected]

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16 Greenbriar Oceanaire • JULY 2016 TOWNSHIP OF OCEAN RECREATION 50 Railroad Avenue, Waretown, New Jersey 08758 • (609) 693-5407 • Fax: (609) 693-9026 email: [email protected]

6th Annual TOWN WIDE YARD SALE Saturday July 23rd 8am-2pm NO RAINDATE The event is FREE, however residents may opt to register their address on an advertising map that will be distributed. A common Yard Sale area will again be set up at the Waretown Lake for anyone wishing to bring his or her items to sell. All we ask is that you please indicate that on the registration form. Space is limited at the Waretown Lake and awarded on a first come basis. Yard Sale Maps will be available in town hall New Larger Facility -Extensive Parking on Friday July 22nd and at the Waretown Lake & Recreational Area on July 23rd Maps will also be available on the township website: www.twpoceannj. gov beginning July 20th

To have your address listed on the map, please fill out the registration form and mail or email it to the address above no later than The deadline date to be on the map is Monday Serving the community since 1985 July 18th ------• Pre Arrangements 2016 Town wide Yard Sale registration form • Cremations/Traditional Funerals Name: ______• Serving all Faiths Address: ______• Director Lives Email:______on Premises Please indicate if you are coming to the lake: Directly Adjacent to the Saint Pius Parish Center YES____ nO____ (Anyone coming to the lake must provide their own tables/chair/shade) JULY 2016 • Greenbriar Oceanaire 17 (609) 242-4300 Fax (609) 242-2622 639 Lacey Road, Forked River, NJ Email: [email protected]

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18 Greenbriar Oceanaire • JULY 2016 TOWNSHIP OF OCEAN RECREATION 50 Railroad Avenue, Waretown, New Jersey 08758 • (609) 693-5407 • Fax: (609) 693-9026 email: [email protected] Sunday October 2, 2016 Seattle Seahawks vs Jets at Met Life Stadium Game time 1pm

Cost: $99 includes transportation & game ticket Tickets are in Section 345 Rows 17-18 Bus will depart the Priff Elementary School Parking lot located at (139 Wells Mills Rd / Rte 532 – Waretown) Departure time TBA

A $50 non-refundable deposit is due to reserve your spot. Don’t delay! These tickets will not last long. You may bring food/ coolers on the bus. Feel free to contact me for more information To purchase tickets Twp of Ocean –c/o Recreation 50 Railroad Ave Waretown, NJ 08758 Make checks payable to Twp of Ocean Recreation Once payment is received there are NO REFUNDS!

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JULY 2016 • Greenbriar Oceanaire 19 20 Greenbriar Oceanaire • JULY 2016 JULY 2016 • Greenbriar Oceanaire 21 22 Greenbriar Oceanaire • JULY 2016 Greenbriar Oceanaire Men's Club Submitted by Steve Carr, Immediate Past President, Accompanying photos by Tom Vosseler On Monday, May 30, 2015, a standing room only for the Providence House Golf outing June 9th. group of Greenbriar residents assembled in the ballroom Joe Jacangelo, Aaron Shapiro and Charles Haberman to remember the service men and women who have are the committee chairs for the Twelfth Annual Charity fought for their country. President Pete Toth proudly Golf Outing on Monday, September 19. Thank you, represented the Men’s Club as the emcee. Pastor Terry Steve Naples, for your many years as a Chair for this Martin of St. Stephen’s Church delivered the eulogy and major fundraiser. Now is the time to get your $250.00 Deputy Mayor Tina Wetter delivered a moving tribute Sponsor ad or your $125.00 Tee ad in to Joe, Aaron or to our fallen heroes. Ocean Township Committeeman Charles. We are always hoping to receive items for our Dan Collamer also attended auction and giveaways for this tournament. New golf As is the custom, the very talented Dick McLaughlin bags, balls, clubs and other items are always needed. presented an outstanding video program that touched Last year, the afternoon session was completely the hearts of all. The musical interludes included the booked, so please get your foursome registered as soon singing of The Star Spangled Banner by the Greenbriar as possible. (Continued on next page) Glee Club. led by Andy Guerriero, backed by Bob Cotroneo on sax, Al Critolla on piano and Bob Reeves on drums. Due to the rain, the program was conducted entirely indoors for the first time in many years. Light refreshments were served. Joe Jacangelo and Steve Carr of the Community Relations Committee attended the annual award of scholarships at the Southern Regional High School. The Men’s Club awarded 4 scholarships of $1000 each, and one for $500. Joe has been spearheading this scholarship effort for a number of years. As many of you know, Joe was an outstanding education leader for many years, and he continues to shape young lives in his retirement. The annual Men’s Club Lakewood Blue Claws game was on June 3rd and 60 tickets were sold. Fireworks immediately followed the game. After a number of years when the trip was cancelled due to rain, we had good weather for the second year in a row. Thanks to Pete Smith for planning the event. Kent Avery organized a group of Men’s Club members to support the administration of the Oceanaire Women’s Golf Association fundraiser

JULY 2016 • Greenbriar Oceanaire 23 Men's Club Continued... The Patriots’ Day Block Party is scheduled for Sunday, August 28th with the Jersey Shore Roustabouts booked for your entertainment. They have been called New Jersey's Premier Retro Rock Band. This six-piece Immediate appointments available powerhouse comprised of seasoned veteran musicians Medicare and most insurances accepted plays all the great doo-wop, Elvis, Beatles, early Sixties Dedicated to your skin, hair & nails Rock and ballads that gets the crowd dancing. The Roustabouts have even recorded their own CD "Rock & Roll Reboot" with all original tunes.

Save the dates! The following social events for your enjoyment have been scheduled: • Board Certified Cosmetic Dermatology • Skin Cancer Treatment Services: Atlantic City Air Show & Barbecue upon return… • MOHS Surgery • Specializing in antiaging for August 17th • Specializing in the clear,beautiful skin treatment of rashes for • Botox, Juvederm and other GOMC Block Party/Patriots Day…… August 28th adults and children fillers... Annual Charity Golf Outing …………September 21 • Removal of Moles,Growths, Free cosmetic consultations Comedy & Broadway Music show in Ballroom… Age Spots & Brown Spots and skin care regime advice • Spider Veins by appointment October 14 Our website www. http://gocassociation.com/clubs/ www.kuflikderm.com mens_club is updated regularly where you can keep up Toms River, NJ 08755 Lakewood, NJ 08701 Whiting, NJ 08759 with the current GOMC activities. 732-341-0515 732-364-0515 732-849-9444 Manahawkin, NJ 08050 Sea Girt, NJ 08750 609-489-0520 732-282-9660

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24 Greenbriar Oceanaire • JULY 2016 Greenbriar Oceanaire Women’s Club submitted by Norma Couvelha, Photos by Mary Walker and Gail McKeon Our biggest fundraiser, a Rendezvous on Bourbon help of the clubhouse staff, our committee members Street was an unbelievable success!! ,and the wonderful members of the Women’s Club, this The table and ballroom decorations and the purple, event would not have been the great success it was. gold and green masks at each place setting were A special thanks to the students of Southern Regional amazing…and all lovingly made by the Fundraising High School Art Club and their advisor, Brittany Amoto Committee and the Southern Regional High School art who supplied the backdrops and cutouts. Thank you students. The fashions from Lord and Taylor and our again for your support and for attending Rendezvous on Greenbriar models…. better than watching “Dancing Bourbon Street we look forward to next year’s Fashion With The Stars." Show. The raffle baskets were a work of art and, of course, a big attraction! The food was sooo delicious and Community Outreach: Maryann Galvano, beautifully presented by our own “Maggies’ Restaurant. Chair 971-6442 Our heartfelt thanks to this committee who worked Thursday June 2, 2016 was Scholarship Night at tirelessly to make sure that every detail of this spectacular Southern Regional High School. event was perfect. Mardi Gras translates to “Let the Six Waretown girls received scholarships totaling good times roll” ….. and they certainly did!!! $4,500.00 from our Women’s Club. The recipients were Kayla Barker, Alyssa Dering, Cristy Peterson, Fundraising: Doris Hoagland, Karli Corliss, Jaimie Hannett and Cassandra Martin. Chair 693-7785 A big thank you to everyone who helped to make Programs: PaulaBerkoff, Chair 994-3823 the Fashion Show Fundraiser a success. Without the Join us on July 28 for “Women of New York” hosted

JULY 2016 • Greenbriar Oceanaire 25 by Art Zuckerman, a NYC tour guide and radio talk show host. We will learn about some of the most Sunshine: Rose Fanizzi, Chair 693-1269 creative and influential women who lived in The Big Please continue to reach out to Rose Fanizzi and her Apple, such as Jackie O, Mae West. Madam Death, committee at [email protected] if you know anyone Frida Kahlo, Eleanor Roosevelt’s dog walker and who is ill, has lost a loved one, or just is in need of a many more. hug. Thanks for caring; it’s the little things we do in Please save the dates for our August 25th wine and life that can make a big difference. cheese party, featuring the D-Cees and September 29th Sue Quincannon’s “Hats of the Century." Put on your finest hat and join in the fun.

Oceanaire Women’s Golf Association (OWGA) Written by Mary Baptiste

Bonnie Morris with John Kondash and Jeff Bebino - The Driver Giveaway Cookie Kaulfers - Putting Marylu Danna, Roe Tackas, Linda Packo, and Robin "Hole in One" Winner Craig ready to play! A Sea of Purple for Providence House Wow! The numbers are overwhelming! What a Valuable gifts from 53 overly generous Donors successful Fund Raiser was held on June 9! It was a helped create 23 beautiful “gift baskets” which were memorable, fun and profitable day. A nd, of course none awarded after the delicious luncheon served up by of this would have happened without the enthusiasm and Maggie’s. vigilant guidance of the two Chairs of this Tournament 23 Street Captains started the collection of donations Outing, Bonnie Morris and Berti Avery. in early May from each street in Greenbriar. Our 112 women golfers, 18 lunchers, and countless heartfelt thanks to Coordinator Maryann Massey, and volunteers from both the OWGA and the Men’s Club our community residents for donating almost $4000 to were instrumental in helping to donate over $15,000 to sponsor 18 holes and 11 tees. Providence House, with $1715 of it from the GOMC! Special thanks to Quality Plumbing and Heating for Executive Director Mary Pettrow was once again so the Cart stickers, to Doctor’s Medicenter and Maggie’s grateful for the recognition of their vital Ocean County Restaurant for Pin Flags, and to 33 Sponsors for being organization. either Hole or Tee sponsors. What started as very cool and blustery, turned into Golf winners of the day included Cookie Kaufers a perfectly sunny golf day. Visiting golfers from getting a Hole in One in the Putting Contest, and Dee surrounding clubs and family or friend connections were Blanchard, Wanda Custer, Katie Casey and Ellen Patton treated to a Continental Breakfast provided by bakers of coming in first place Gross (64). the Board of the OWGA, with special thanks to Holly As stated earlier, the numbers were overwhelming! Baly and Diane Hochstuhl for coordinating this part. Thank you to all! 26 Greenbriar Oceanaire • JULY 2016 BOCCE – Season 12 is Happening Submitted by Ken Baulderstone The twelfth season of Bocce in Greenbriar Oceanaire Art Kastner has been very active updating the rules is off to a great start with 134 teams, so there are about and designing a new measuring cup to overcome 600 residents playing this year, including Substitutes. weaknesses with the present device. If you are not playing but would like to The Club is very fortunate to have the services of it is not too late to join in the fun Dick Lipman to manage our web page and handle and sign up as a substitute. Communications. If you haven’t visited the The courts are in website, you should see what is available excellent condition. The at http://www.gocassociation.com/clubs/ court maintenance team bocce_club led by Nick Gervasi This year Joe Guido has joined are now using a new the committee and is responsible drag screen, like you for Dispute Resolution. Joe can be have seen being used contacted at 242-6434 if you need to on baseball diamonds, report an issue. in an effort to make We also appreciate the time and the court surface more talent of the other committee level. From the reports members; Gary Kuykendall, we have received it Treasurer and Tom Toscano, appears to be working, e.g. Secretary. " Hi Nick. The Playoffs are We played our first game last planned for the night and I wanted to tell you what a weekend of August pleasure it was to play on the courts. 27th and 28th. All They seem to be in such good shape. residents are invited Thanks to you and your crew they to come out to were easier to judge and it made the support the players game much more competitive. The and join in the fun. bump in the center is gone and it gave us more control over the ball. Balls thrown straight followed a straight path which was very different from last year's play. We were on court two. Unfortunately we lost 14 to 12 but we gave them a run for their money. Congrats to you and your team for a job well done. Tom Denning Handyman Gerri Woodruff" GREENBRIARS #1 HANDYMAN ALLTOM TYPES DENNING OF REPAIRS - HANDYMAN We are very fortunate to have the great volunteers that FOUNDATIONS REPAIRED AND PAINTED give their time to maintain the courts; Earl Averell, Lou ROOF & SIDING REPAIRS FACIA & SOFFIT REPAIRS Caprio, Joe Cingrana, Fred Cinquina, Jim Franciose, POWER WASHING Nick Gervasi, Gerry Goldschein, Alex Gomez, Mike GUTTERS CLEANED PAINTING INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR Hafey, Lou Klubenspies, Billy Lally, John McIntyre, SHEETROCK REPAIRS Dick Meyer, Don Norton, Tom Rissi, Bill Romeo, Dan SPRINKLER HEADS REPLACED ROTTED WOOD REPLACED Small, Dan Warner, Bob Woodruff. DRYER VENTS CLEANED Larry Saunders has also been very generous with REPLACE SMOKE DETECTORS/BATTERIES ELECTRIC FIXTURES /OUTLETS his time handling the team sign-up, scheduling and WINDOW CLEANING processing the scores. MINOR PLUMBLING 609-290-7579 [email protected] NJ Lic#13VH08636400 Fully Insured

JULY 2016 • Greenbriar Oceanaire 27 John Bartram Visits the Gardenaires June Tea Written by Judy Sylvester/ Photos by Dennis Lozauskas

June is the month to enjoy beautiful gardens, with blooms at their loveliest. At the Gardenaires tea, held on June 14, 2016 in the ballroom, many tables celebrated the lovely colors of spring and summer flowers while other tables chose patriotic colors in honor of Flag Day or dramatic combinations of beige, gold, black, and white. All 32 tables, each with a hostess, graced the room with color and the fragrance of fresh flowers. Gardenaires members entered the ballroom at 12:30 in order to view the beautiful tables created by the hostesses. Many of the tables featured special china, Raffle gifts are displayed napkins, favors and tea cups, in addition before the tea to centerpieces created especially for each table. Members, many wearing stunning hats and garden party attire, also had time to view the lovely raffle items, many of them donated and/or created by Gardenaires members for the tea. During the tea they were entertained with piano music played by Al Criscufulli, a Greenbriar resident. The menu, prepared by Maggie’s, featured scones, finger sandwiches, and delicious pastries. Of course, there was tea, as well as coffee, soda, lemondade, iced tea and water. Joyce Locascio, program chair, thanks her committee, Jan and Jackie Chaudron, Dee Carnevale, Cathy Nase, and Jane Yuhas who worked so hard to make this event a A Pink theme graces one of the tea tables memorable experience. Hal Sommer, as usual, did an outstanding job with the lights, sound, and audio-visual aspects of the program. The assistance of the staff from the clubhouse and the staff from Maggie’s was greatly appreciated. Prior to the serving of the food, there was a flag salute and a blessing was given by Emily McLaughlin, president of the Gardenaires. A highlight of the tea was the guest speaker, Kirk Brown, who portrayed John Bartram, famous botanist, horticulturist, plant collector, gardener and landscape designer. Brown, a playwright, garden designer, and actor used a PowerPoint program featuring quotes from John Bartram’s writings, and those of his famous friends such as Benjamin Franklin, James Logan, Peter Collinson and Carl Linnaeous. John Bartram, a Quaker, was the father of the nursery industry in the Thirteen Colonies and the creator of Bartram’s Boxes, used to ship his seeds and plant samples to Europe and to many parts of America. Jane Yuhas and "John Bartram" Following his presentation, the 19 raffle prizes pose before the tea with the lovely hats 28 Greenbriar Oceanaire • JULY 2016 Gardenaires Meeting continued... were drawn. Prizes included silk floral arrangements, photographs, a water color, planters, a patio lantern, a purse with flowers, a counted cross stitch picture, a tea set, a wicker plant stand, a tray, a chip and dip set, a stone birdbath/feeder, and gift certificates to 600 Main in Toms River and Maggie’s. A’s Garden Center and Trailside contributed the planters. Assisted Living Hostesses were: Sue Prieto, Trish Betz, Joan Jones, Rosemary Bordonaro, Debbie Zelechoski, Susan Specialized Care for the Bariletto, Barb Ruggiero, Pat Cullen, Ronnie Toth, Pat Hada, Kathleen Bode, Cathy Nase, Carol Gallo, Memory Impaired Georgette Boden, Christine Keen, Diana Flanders, Diane Boreale, Jane O’Neill, Rosalie Cardinale, Eleanor Crawford, Jackie Watt, Pat Repoli, Susan McSherry, Barbara Florio, Joan Montroni, Mary Langione, Karen ElKoury, Mary Thorton, Gail Bubenick, Pat Farace, Joan Calandruccio, and Ellen Giacco. They were called to the front of the ballroom following the tea and recognized for their efforts in creating the beautiful tea tables that transformed the ballroom. The Gardenaires will be on hiatus until the September meeting. Be sure to mark your calendar for September and join us in the ballroom at 3p.m. for food, fellowship, and an interesting program.

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JULY 2016 • Greenbriar Oceanaire 29 30 Greenbriar Oceanaire • JULY 2016 JULY 2016 • Greenbriar Oceanaire 31 On Monday evening, May 16th, the Israeli Heritage Club was honored by the presence of Rabbi Michael Jay, Esq. Rabbi Jay, of the Jewish Community Center of Long Beach Island, is a licensed attorney as well as a Rabbi. He is a wonderful speaker who possess’ a keen sense of Submitted by Joan Sohmer humor. Photos by Aaron Shapiro The evening began with a discussion of the importance of being prepared to protect one’s self and/or family when one becomes very ill. Living wills, durable powers of attorney for financial management and for health care were discussed, with an emphasis on the effect of Jewish law on these documents. Rabbi Jay then moved on to a question and answer period, where he responded to a wide variety of questions regarding Jewish law and custom. All present agreed it was a most interesting and informative evening. We cannot thank Rabbi Jay enough for his visit, his good humor and for the knowledge he shared with us. Many thanks to Aaron Shapiro for arranging Rabbi Jay’s visit and to Ruth Schlyen for providing coffee and cake. We have obtained tickets for the hilarious show “Old Jews Telling Jokes" at the Axelrod Performing Arts Center in Deal Park on August 17th. Tickets are $43.50 and are in rows M and N, Center Section. We will carpool. Please contact Aaron Shapiro @ 242-2390 if you are interested in joining us. The remainder of the year will be chock full of interesting and fun events. On July 17th we are planning to attend the Central Jersey Shalom Club’s annual show, this year featuring comedian Sarge and singer Suzi Cruz. This event is sold out. August will bring both a Mah Jongg Tournament on August 8th as well as a performance of “Old Jews Telling Jokes” as mentioned above. There are special plans in the works for the remainder of 2016. For further information, please see the Club’s flyers or contactA aron Shapiro, President, @ 242- 2390. The Club always welcomes new members. All residents are invited to get to know us and consider joining. Just leave a check for $18, payable to GOIHC, in our box at the concierge desk. For further information, please contact Arlene Armstrong, Membership Chairperson, @ 242-1303, aarmst@ hotmail.com, or Lori Groveman, Co-Chair @ 693- 6362, [email protected]. 32 Greenbriar Oceanaire • JULY 2016 Do Nothing…But Have Fun!!! Submitted by Diane Hagal, Gayle McKeon, and Dolores Wojcik Our month began with our outing into New York for to satisfy our hunger pangs. It's always so much fun to our monthly theater fix. We carpooled over to Toms gather together to play our favorite games and just have River and took NJ Transit into NYC. Doing what we do wonderful conversations. best, we set off for a scrumptious family style lunch at Our final luncheon of the month was at Manera's in Carmine's, where we shared several dishes. The group Manahawkin. You all know how much we love to lunch then split up to see Bright Star and Long Days Journey and you ladies that didn't attend need to check out this into Night. Both were thoroughly enjoyed. new restaurant that we all were glad to have discovered. Our next adventure gave us the thrill of the hunt as we The food is continental with an Italian influence. explored the Columbus flea market.B etween the various These adventures are only possible if you come to vendors and the antique shops we all found something our meetings with your ideas and wish lists. to satisfy the huntress in us all. Plus, the prowling was So come and bring them. Our meetings are on the good exercise. third Tuesday of every month. We need your input to To kick off the offical beach season, our first luncheon come up with new ideas in order to enjoy a variety of brought us down to Tuckerton, where we dined at the things to do. Our trips come about from suggestions Tuckerton Beach Grille. The menu was varied and all from all of you. Our next meeting will be at 2:00 PM the meals were tasty. Keeping our swimsuits in mind, on July 19th in the clubhouse, second floor, west wing we skipped dessert. meeting room. For more information call Dolores Game Night was a big success. There were several Wojcik at 609-693-0778 or Susie Fry at 609-242- games of Mexican Train Dominoes going on and canasta 7251. was played by a group of enthusiasts. We dined on pizza

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JULY 2016 • Greenbriar Oceanaire 33 Solo Club Widowed, Divorced or Single, Join Us to Mix and Mingle Written by Joan Sohmer, Photos by Cathy Misner and Joan Sohmer May 18th found a group of 24 Solo Club members on June 12, a lovely if somewhat windy Sunday the Shoo Boo bus headed to Manhattan to see “On Your afternoon, brought a group of more than 30 Solos to Feet”, the story of Emilio and Gloria Estefan. Adding the bocce courts for our first bocce tournament. Both to the excitement – a shooting around the corner from seasoned players and newbies enjoyed a series of the theater – leading to extraordinary traffic jams and games, with first and second place teams finally being street closures. A typical day in Manhattan that makes determined. Congratulation to champs Debbie Day, us realize how lucky we are to live in a community of Betty Gunther, Sandra Livelli-Jacangelo and Harry peace and tranquility. The show was wonderful, the Wowchuck and to runner-ups Evelyn Kozee, Carmela many lunch venues were enjoyable and a great time Miele, Grace Roberts and Trudy Van Name. Following was had by all. the games, the group rounded out the day enjoying pizza June 4th marked the firstN ew Member Tea given by and camaraderie. Many thanks to Trudy Van Name for the Club. Pat Farace graciously volunteered to host this organizing a most pleasant Sunday afternoon. event at her home. There was a delectable assortment At this writing we are looking forward to a barbeque of lovely cakes as well as tea, coffee, iced tea and on Maggie’s terrace following our July 6th meeting and lemonade. Ten members who have joined the Club a day of bowling and dinner on August 15th. Many since September attended, joined by four members of more fun events are in the works for the remainder of the Solo Club Executive Board. Conversation flowed the year. and many regaled the group with hilarious stories. What The Solo Club cordially welcomes all single residents a wonderful way to get to know one another. Thank you to join us for camaraderie and companionship. We offer Pat, for arranging a lovely afternoon and for opening a wide variety of fun events for our members. Please your home to the group. contact our President, Marilyn Hess @ 242-5633 for further information.

34 Greenbriar Oceanaire • JULY 2016 Tennis News Written by Diane M. Dawes tennis skills, is open to all Greenbriar residents and has been very well attended. If more information is needed, please feel free to contact Bob Konvit at 609- 971-0564. Anyone interested in private, semi-private or group/clinic lessons may contact Dago Pinol, a certified Tennis Instructor, at 732 861-8658 or the President of the Tennis Club, JoAnn Scotto, at 732-925-4152 to set up a lesson. The Women’s singles round robin and the Men’s TWO TIPS: Remember to hydrate before, during, Singles Tournament and after play. This will help with endurance and prevent schedule has been posted on the Tennis Club Bulletin muscle cramps; AND, remember not to leave your Board. If you wish to watch some very interesting tennis racket in the car – the summer heat can affect the tennis, check the schedule and come out to support racket strings. your fellow tennis club members. We are in full swing (no pun intended) with both We also kicked off our annual round robin Men’s and Women’s tennis play. So far the weather has competition for men's single and doubles. There are 10 been cooperating and we have been able to enjoy plenty teams competing in the doubles and 7 men playing in of tennis. singles. The round robin will run from May 22 to the June was a very busy month. We had our first of end of July. three pizza parties outside the clubhouse on a beautiful And speaking of tournaments, the men’s doubles Friday evening. The pizza provided by Naples and final, which was scheduled back in April’s March Mario’s restaurants was delicious and of course the Madness, was finally played with Mel Rosenberg and company always fun. Thanks to Cheryl Mangiacapra Don Millevoi the victors. The competitors, Bob Tunnera for the ordering and delivery of the pizza with help from and Jim Fanizzi, were difficult to beat, however, with George Leary and Nick Gelens. the match going into a tie breaker. Again, excellent Our first social of the season was attended by 60 of tennis. the tennis club members. Held at Maggie's Restaurant, Lastly, Joan Gurski has resigned as the Women’s we again enjoyed delicious food and were entertained Chairperson for the semi-annual women’s tennis club by comedian, Chris Monti, who had us all laughing non- meetings. We thank Joan for all of her hard work these stop in our seats. Thank you to my Co-Chairperson, last few years. Chris Leary has accepted the Chair Karen Tunnera, for helping to plan this entertaining and asks that any woman with any ideas or concerns event. regarding the women’s play reach out to her so that "Hit with Bob and Friends” started up June 7 at 7:00 those concerns/ideas can be placed on the Agenda for p.m. and will continue thru August. This program, the fall meeting. Thank you in advance, Chris. which is free and a very helpful way to learn or refresh

JULY 2016 • Greenbriar Oceanaire 35 Pet Club Discusses Dog Park Terry Norton, Chairlady Pet Club A large number of people attended the meeting to learned that people in need were giving their food to discuss the possibility of installing a Dog Park in their pets or were forced to give up their pets as they Greenbriar! could not afford to feed them. In 2008 – the Pet Club did extensive research (and had a petition of over 200 people) – this material was presented to the Board of Directors (we proposed to pay for the erection of the park). The Board turned our proposal down!!! Instead, they agreed to put the trash baskets and seats around the circle! Recently, Barry Rockland contacted me – advising that now that Lennar is no longer in charge – there is a strong possibility of having a Dog Park installed. He advised that we get petitions signed! Many people canvased the area – the petitions were signed – over 400 people signed at last count! Barry plans to present this to our Board for approval! Thank you to all of the people who went about with the petition to be signed – and to all those who signed it. Please remember the Pet Food Box in the lobby. We collect food for the St. Bernard’s pet food pantry. People who are qualified to get food from the food pantry – can also get food for their pets. It was a sad day when I

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JULY 2016 • Greenbriar Oceanaire 37 38 Greenbriar Oceanaire • JULY 2016 I Am A Italian American Written by Angelo Bianchi Submitted by Anthony Corbisiero, President of the Greenbriar Oceanaire Italian American Social Club I am an Italian American; I am the million strong who served in America's armies and the tens of thousands whose names are enshrined in Military cemeteries from Guadalcanal to the Rhine. I am the steel maker in Pittsburgh, the grower in the Imperial Valley of California, the textile designer in Manhattan, the movies maker in Hollywood, the homemaker and the breadwinner in 10,000 communities. I am an Italian American without stint of reservation, loving this land as only one who understands history, I am an Italian American. My roots are deep in its agonies and its triumphs, and I can love and serve as ancient soil, drenched by the Mediterranean sun and fully as any other American. I will stand in support of watered by pure streams from snow-capped mountains. this nation's freedom and promise against all foes. My I am enriched by thousands of years of culture. My heritage has dedicated me to this nation. I am proud of hands are those of the mason, the artist, and the man of my Full Heritage and I shall remain worthy of it. soil. My thoughts have been recorded in the annals of If you are interested in attending a trip on Monday, Rome, the poetry of Virgil, the creations of Dante, and July 11, to the Feast of Mt. Carmel, in Hammonton, the philosophy of Benedetto Croce. New Jersey, please contact Marilyn Dori at 242- I am an Italian American; and, from my ancient 1737. Cost of trip is $10. Bus leaves at 5:00 PM and world, I first spanned the seas to the New World. returns at 11:00 PM. Now opened to all residents, I am Christoforo Columbo. I am Giovanni Caboto, family, and friends. known in American history as John Cabot, discoverer of the mainland of North America. 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Blue has been shown to suppress White and Blue.” Although our founding fathers left the appetite – so maybe painting the dining room blue no record of how or why these colors were chosen, it will be good weight management? This summer we’ll is generally agreed that red represents blood, war and have a plethora of blueberries, plums and grapes (okay, courage; blue was justice and freedom; and white was purple is in the blue family) which are filled with the for purity. phytochemical anthocyanin. Red is a vibrant color and is supposed to be a very White, associated with goodness, innocence and emotionally intense color associated with increased purity is also considered to be the color of perfection. respiration, blood pressure and energy. Think - energy It is a sign of cleanliness (hospital white), coolness drinks, hot cars, red flags to incite the bull and physical (snow and ice cubes) and a blank slate for meditation. activity in general. Red is also the color of many of our Hmmmnnn, white fruit? Guess not! But, you can choose summer fruits: watermelon, strawberries, cherries and cauliflower and white potatoes in your summer salads tomatoes - all full of lycopene a healthy phytochemical. and avoid the other white foods that are non-nutritious Red is also the color of sunburn – a red item we should like white breads and cakes. avoid for the summer. And with that – have a wonderful Fourth of July. Now blue is more calming like the tranquility one Enjoy the fireworks and patriotic music. Life is good in feels when watching the ocean or skies with their puffy the red, white and blue USA (and Greenbriar)! clouds. Blue is thought to be linked to consciousness

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40 Greenbriar Oceanaire • JULY 2016 Give the Gift of Vision Written by Sally Robinson While living in Berkeley Heights, NJ, I became a well-established voucher program. Eligible clients can volunteer for “New Eyes for the Needy,” or “New Eyes” apply for a voucher through a social service agency, which has its national headquarters in Millburn, NJ. They welfare worker or a school nurse. Clients can present provide a wonderful service by recycling eyeglasses. I a New Eyes voucher to any participating local optical am sure that many of you have old glasses you no longer dispenser, who fits the client with the proper prescription need and would be happy to see put to good use. It will eyeglasses. The dispenser then receives reimbursement cost you nothing and provide the gift of sight to those directly from New Eyes in need. In 2014-2015, in partnership with social service Since 1932, New Eyes has provided clear vision agencies and optical dispensers across the country, to over 8 million people in the United States and New Eyes helped 6,668 disadvantaged U.S. residents throughout the world. purchase the eyeglasses they needed but could not They purchase new prescription eyeglasses for U.S. afford. residents in financial need and distribute used glasses Soon there will be a collection container in the to the disadvantaged in developing countries. clubhouse lobby for you to deposit eyeglasses you The Overseas Program distributes used glasses wish to donate. Bifocals, single vision glasses, worldwide. They receive donations of used glasses from sunglasses or readers are all welcome. I will be all across the country. Specially trained volunteer teams periodically packaging and mailing them to New test and sort the glasses into different categories, after Eyes. Please contact me if you have any questions which the glasses are distributed through international at [email protected]. charitable organizations and small medical missions. If you would like more information about this New Eyes for the Needy purchases basic prescription organization, visit their website at www.new-eyes.org. eyeglasses for people in need in the U.S. through a

JULY 2016 • Greenbriar Oceanaire 41 Today's Music Ain't Got the Same Soul Written by Sally Robinson While pushing my grocery cart down the aisles frankly, I’m comfortable being lost in the 60’s. I also of ShopRite, I suddenly realize my head is bobbing remember dancing to wonderful romantic songs from to the music and I’m singing under my breath! As I the late 50’s (Since I Don’t Have You, by the Skyliners, look around, a little embarrassed, I discover I’m not to name just one). the only one “grooving to the music.” When I hear some of the old songs, ShopRite knows their demographic; I can close my eyes and I’m a teenager the tunes they play are those we love again, dancing at the Sock Hop after the from the 50’s and 60’s. The popularity basketball game. A song can bring me of Maggie’s restaurant on the nights back to a time when holding hands was Bill Fredericks and Jim Flynn or The a big deal, wearing a letterman’s sweater D-Cees are playing is one more sign of meant you were practically engaged, our affection for “oldies.” and your palms would sweat when you My friends and I laugh together when danced with that special person. we realize that we still know ALL THE It was a more innocent time in a lot WORDS to the songs of our teenage of respects. Growing up in a small town, years. The “top 20” of 40, 50, 60 years ago are still there were not a lot of things for young people to do. So stored in our memory bank. Wondering why, I did a we went to the high school games and dances. We rode little research. Most of us from the New York/New around town or hung out at the Dairy Queen listening Jersey area remember listening to WABC, the rock & to WABC on the radio as Cousin Brucie counted down roll radio station for our area. We remember the DJ’s: the top 20 tunes. We sang along…and we still do today. Herb Oscar Anderson, Dan Ingram, Scott Muni, Harry Like Bob Seger, “I reminisce about the days of old, Harrison, and Cousin Brucie, just to name a few. with that old time rock 'n' roll…” There is a good reason we remember the words to the popular songs. WABC had the shortest playlist in contemporary radio. According to Wikipedia, “the number one song was heard about every hour” and … “the other top 5 were heard nearly as often. The station played about 9 current hits per hour…” With our transistor radios glued to our ears, we heard the same songs over and over again. We didn’t care how often we heard the songs…it was “our” music! You might have a favorite, but there was Motown, Doo-Wop, the British Invasion, even silly songs to choose from. There was music to slow dance to and music for fast dances. And dance we did! We had the Stroll, the Twist, Mashed Potatoes, Monkey, Dog, Pony, Hitch Hike, Watusi, Bristol Stomp, the Skate, and many more. The Baby Boomers were never afraid to throw themselves into the music and have fun. I freely admit I know nothing about today’s popular music. When I try to listen to some of the songs, I findI can’t understand the words! (No, there is nothing wrong with my hearing). That’s probably a good thing, since the language of some lyrics would make a grandmother like me blush. Also, is Rap really music? Obviously, I am definitely an old fogey, “out of it.”I ’m sure there is still wonderful music being written and performed, but 42 Greenbriar Oceanaire • JULY 2016 Culinary Corner It’s the 4th of July, “ Time for a Red, White and Blue Celebration” So, …”Let’s get this party started”, with fireworks, firecrackers, great friends, family and great food. This day is all about celebrating America’s Independence Day. Whether you are cooking at home for a party or going to a party, here are 2 recipes, sure to please. Enjoy ! Submitted by Peggy Hamernick

Ingredients: 1 pound of strawberries, cut into quarters 6 oz of fresh blackberries 18 oz of fresh blueberries 8 oz “cherry sized” mozzarella balls, cut in half ½ cup fresh basil, julienne 2 tbsp white balsamic vinegar Pinch of salt

Directions: Combine all ingredients in a bowl and mix until well combined and all of the fruit is coated with vinegar. Serve in a pretty bowl.

**This recipe did not yield serving size** Firecracker Shrimp Recipe by: Ree at Pioneer Woman Serves: 6 Time: 15 minutes, plus marination time

Ingredients: 1 pound (16-20 count) shrimp or prawns, peeled and deveined 2 tbsp Hot chili sauce (Sriracha is the best) 2 tbsp Olive oil ¼ tsp sugar 4-5 cloves of garlic, pressed

Directions: Combine all ingredients in a large Ziploc bag, then add shrimp and marinade for 20 minutes to 2 hours. Skewer shrimp and grill until opaque and brown, with black bits. Serve on the 4th of July, and have lots of cold drinks handy. Totally delicious!

Red, White and Blue Salad Not only is this fast, easy and delicious, but it can be made a few hours ahead and refrigerated until ready to serve. Recipe by: KP at Keep it simple sweetie

JULY 2016 • Greenbriar Oceanaire 43 TRIVIA: ICONS Submitted by Frank Pinto Answers on page 53 1. Screen team Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers 6. Lauren Bacall has appeared in more than 60 danced through nine RKO films together. films during her long career, In which of What film was their first these films did she make her screen debut? a) Top Hat; b) Flying Down To Rio; a) The Big Sleep; b) Dark Passage; c) Swing Time; d) Follow The Fleet c) To Have And Have Not; d) Key Largo 2. Ann Bancroft best remember for the films The 7. Jodie Foster's acting career began when she Miracle Worker and The Graduate was appeared in a T.V. commercial at the age of married to which famous Mel? three. Can you name the product? a) Mel Ferer; b) Mel Brooks; a) Coca Cola; b) Wonder Bread; c) Mel Torme; d) Mel Blanc c) Coppertone Lotion; ) Breyers Ice Cream 3. Marilyn Monroe was married three times. 8. Which of these Alfred Hitchcock films deos To which of the following men was not feature Grace Kelly? she not married? a) Dial M For Murder; b) Rear Window; a) Arthur Miller; b) Joe DiMaggio; c) Topaz; d) High Society c) James Dougherty; d) Yves Montaund 9. What was the name of the German shepherd 4. Marlon Brando appeared in more than 40 dog that appeared with Roy Rogers in his T.V. films, but he only directed one. What was series: the title of Bando's sole directorial effort? a) Bullet; b) Rin Tin Tin; c) Cooper; d) Rex a) Sayonara; b) The Wild One; 10. To what actress was Steve McQueen married c) One Eyed Jacks; d) Last Tango in Paris from 1973 to 1978? 5. In 1960 what singer/actor did Sandra Dee a) Faye Dunaway; b) Ali McGraw; marry: c) Natalie Wood; d) Jessica Lange a) Richard Egan; b) James Darren; 11. Only one of these Tennessee Williams films c) Bobby Darin; d) Frankie Avalon does not star Elizabeth Taylor. Which one: a) Cat On A Hot Tin Roof; b) Suddenly Last Summer: c) Boom; d) The Glass Menagerie 12. In the 1955 best picture Marty, what was Marty Piletti's (Ernest Borgnine) occupation? a) Truck Driver; b) Butcher; c) Teacher; d) Pawn BrokerIntermediate Sudoku by KrazyDad, Volume 6, Book 1 Sudoku #1 1 6 8 8 5 7 2 9 2 4 3 Oh, what is so rare as a full day's work in June?

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46 Greenbriar Oceanaire • JULY 2016 Tuesday Previews of Coming Attractions Written by: Louis C. Baptiste The Secret Lives of Pets Release date: July 8, 2016 For one bustling Manhattan apartment building, the Tuesday was never my best day, real day starts after the folks on two legs leave for work Think Thursday was and school. That’s when the pets of every stripe, fur and The second day of the week feather begin their own nine-to-five routine: hanging Always an awakening out with each other, trading humiliating stories about After dragging the day Monday their owners, or auditioning adorable looks to get better snacks. The building’s top dog, Max (voiced by Louis Wednesday going by too fast C.K.), a quick-witted terrier rescue who’s convinced The adrenaline starts kicking in he sits at the center of his owner’s universe, finds his Must get everything done by Thursday pampered life rocked when she brings home Duke (Eric So that Friday might turn out Stonestreet), a sloppy, massive mess of a mongrel with Leaving nothing for the weekend zero interpersonal skills. When this reluctant canine duo finds themselves out on the mean streets of New York, Now days all seem to run together they have to set aside their differences and unite against Without too much significance a fluffy-yet-cunning bunny named Snowball (Kevin Oh, there are activities Hart), who’s building an army of Ex-Pets abandoned by That seem to fall on the same days their owners and out to turn the tables on humanity…all Cramming in things that need to done before dinnertime.

Certain tasks get met by Saturday Ghostbusters Release date: July 15, 2016 But there are days that are lost Thirty years after the original film took the world When did I do that? by storm, Ghostbusters is back and fully rebooted for I don’t even recall beyond yesterday a new generation. Director Paul Feig combines all the And no chance I’ll remember paranormal fighting elements that made the original franchise so beloved with a cast of new characters, Sunday is the day of things that matter played by the funniest actors working today. Get ready Kindness, innocence, beauty, to watch them save the world this summer! Gentleness, talent, art, poetry Starring: Melissa McCarthy, Kristen Wiig, Kate With all of these summing up McKinnon, Leslie Jones, Charles Dance, Michael Starting from our friend Tuesday Kenneth Williams, Chris Hemsworth.

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JULY 2016 • Greenbriar Oceanaire 49 Waretown Branch Library Events These programs are free and open to the public. Please register online at www.theoceancountylibrary.org or by calling 609 693-5133. DISPLAY: TEEN: Month of July Out of Africa – Julie Turner’s love for Monday, July 11th, 7:00 pm photography and travel has brought us a stunningly\beautiful Find Your True Colors - True Colors will help you discover exhibition of her works of the wildlife of Africa. your positive attributes and lean how they can guide you CHILDREN: towards a career you love! If you find a job you love, you’ll never have to work a day in your life! Ages 13-18 Tuesday, July 5, 10:30-11:30am Hula Hoopin’ – We will be using Hula Hoops to play different Wednesday, July 13th, 2:30pm activities, from a hula hooping contest to decorating our Magic the Gathering – Bring your cards and come play hoops and even a bean bag toss. Ages 6-10 Magic the Gathering!

Saturday, July 9th, 10:30am Thursday, July 14th, 11am Lego Club – Drop-in. Lego free play. Ages 5-11 Make Me Show Off – Explore the art of photography using a green screen and computer technology! With a green screen, Tuesday, July 19th , 11 am you can go anywhere in the world without leaving the Food Art –We will be using a variety of foods such as beans library! It’s only limited by your creativity and imagination. and pasta to create unique artwork. Ages 3-6 Sponsored by the Curiosity Creates Grant from the American Wednesday, July 20th, 3:30pm Library Association. Ages 12-18 Stuffed Animal Sleepover- Drop off your stuffed animal for Saturday July 16th, 11am a fun sleepover at the library. We’ll listen to some stories Smoothie Wars – Compete in a creative challenge where and create some beds for them. The next day come and pick you’ll discover new and healthy flavors. Let others sample up your animals at 10am and see what kind of fun they had your creations. The prize is delicious fun! Ages 12-18 overnight at the library. Ages 2-6 Monday, July 18th, 7pm Thursday, July 21st, 11am Wii Sports – Spend the night playing Wii Sports! Ages 12- Battle of the Robots – Using recycled materials, we will 18 be creating awesome robots that will do battle against one another. Using dice, each player will earn points for damage. May the best robot win! Ages 6-10 ADULTS: By appointment Computer & eBook Reader Lessons - Friday. July 22nd, 2pm We customize your lessons to help you. *Special Program* Jakes Branch Presents Animal Tracks – Just call 609-693-5133. Naturalists from Jakes Branch Park will present a program to teach children about the different tracks that animals Wednesday, July 6th, 2pm make. They will also learn about the different habitats of Radical Home Economics – Adult craft. Limit 20. P lease Register each. Ages 3-5 Tuesday. July 26th, 11am Friday, July 8th, 1:30pm Ninja Story Time –Hear some stories about Ninja’s, maybe Coffee, Donuts, and a Movie –Enjoy some coffee and donuts play a game or two, and we will be making ninja wobble while enjoying the movie “A League of Their Own.” Rated eggs. Ages 3-6 PG Wednesday, July 27th, 1:30pm Tuesday, July 12th, 1:30pm *Special Program* Shop-Rite Presents Healthy Ice Cream Mah Johngg Club – bring your set and play Mah Johngg – Learn to make some healthy ice cream with the dietician from Shop Rite. Ages 6 and up FRIENDS: Friday, July 22nd, Thursday, July 28th, 1:30pm Friend’s Book Sale - Great finds for little cost.1:00-3:00 pm *Special Program* Fit4Kids Our Healthy Show – Music, magic and fun with Super Hero Muscle Man Mike and his Saturday, July 23rd, puppet! Ages 2-5 with a caregiver Friend’s Book Sale – Great finds for little cost. 10:00 am – 12:00 pm Continued on bottom of page 53... 50 Greenbriar Oceanaire • JULY 2016 NEW KING MATTRESS Shoppers Corner Simmons BeautyRest Recharge Luxury. Original cost - $1,169. $800 or Best offer. Call Bob 609-242-1026

MOVING SALE-MUST SELL BY SEPTEMBER! Brass ornament deer(originally $200), Now $25. Enormous Christmas cactus • Type a brief description of the item for sale, including price, plant, very healthy $25. Susan Lucci pilates your name, and telephone number. chair and 6 tapes (originally $270) now $35. • Email to Jo Meinhart at [email protected] noting Bavarian China service for 12 including “Shopper’s Corner” in the subject line. Please Note: If you platter, bowl, etc. $400. Child’s red Radio do not receive an answer in a day or two from me please Flyer Wagon with wooden rails $25. Antique call me. Phonograph with crank, old needles, • If you have questions or wish to have a photo taken of the Montalvo, $250. Oil Painting 38”Wx4’, $30. item for the website, contact Jo Meinhart at Call Karen 609-971-1702 609-549-5773. • We are now limited to 16-18 items per month; each item WOODWORKING AND HAND TOOLS, GOLF AND appears for one month only. OTHER ASSORTED ITEMS Assorted Wood • Ads will be printed on a first come, first served basis. working and hand tools for sale. Also • Please notify Jo Meinhart promptly if the item is sold golf clubs, golfing items, automobile jack, and include a description of the item as it was listed in the and among other items such as; CRAFTSMAN newspaper or online. UNIVERSAL DRILL PRESS WORK CENTER-$60. GEAR WRENCH TAP AND DIE SET, $60. All other items from $1-$30. See website for all items for sale. Please call Richard at 609-549- FOR SALE 3313 for prices and availability. TROYBILT SNOWBLOWER 2410 Snow Blower, Cuts swath 24" wide, $600 FIVE YEAR OLD PENCIL PLANT new at Lowes, $350 sales price, Used 6X , (Container included) needs a new home. Call Walter Boright 908-256-5200, It stands about 4 feet tall and is free to [email protected] anyone who would like to adopt it. Call Elaine 693-1354 GOLF CLUB (LADIES LEFT HANDED) Complete set of square 2 ladies left-handed golf clubs, used only two times in excellent condition, includes bag, size 8 shoes, PW thru Ryan’s Servicenter LLC 3 irons, partner, and three metal woods. 603 Route 9 • Lanoka Harbor, NJ 08734 Great set for a beginner. Asking $75. In business in Lanoka Harbor since 1967 Call Jim at 609 – 971 – 2711 609-693-2966 7 PIECE OUTDOOR PATIO SET (Green) ryansservicenter.com Anodized aluminum table (6 feet long - 42” wide),green, 6 chairs ,Asking $150.00 or Best Offer Call Ira 201-265-8767Email: ihosid@aol. com Auto Truck BRAZILIAN CHERRY FLOORING Repair Repair LM Gevaldo Plank Engineered Approximately 275 sq ft ,3/4" thickness x 5" width x 48" length (Varying Lengths),Beveled Four Sided, Purchased from Avalon Flooring for $7.64/sq ft, Will sell for $3.50/sq ,Can Deliver Locally,Manufacturers website (www. lmflooring.com) Call Frank Casale 609-468- 1398 Greenbriar Special VANITY 36" Vanity - Cherry with Beige Top and Sink, Size: 31" ht x 36" wd x 22" d.Left and Right Side $10.00 Off Splashes, Side Spacers, Kickplate and Fixture, Make an Offer Call Frank Casale 609-468-1398 Any Oil Change (Camera Icon) Indicates a photo of this item Can not be combined with any other offer. appears on our GOCA website. Expires July 31, 2016

JULY 2016 • Greenbriar Oceanaire 51 Barnegat Library Branch - Events JULY 2016 EVENTS – Grace Petrowski 609-698-3331 Patrons can call library for registration of programs-they do not need to contact me specifically. 7/1, 11 am, Friday OCL Puppet Show Players Present: “Kid Sheriff” by Bob for a day became one of the Make-A-Wish Foundation's Shea “Drywater Gulch” has a toad problem. The kind of most memorable moments. (PG) 87 min. outlaw-toad problem! Sheriff Ryan may only be 7 years old, 7/12, 11 am, Tuesday and he might not know about being a sheriff…but he knows "Power & Energy" presented by Sciencetellers a lot about dinosaurs. Ages 4+ & Families. REG Discover what makes us move and what powers the world! 7/1, 7/8, 7/15, 7/22, 7/29, 2 pm, Fridays Join our Scienceteller as he makes things fly, spin, and soar TED Talks @ 2 while telling you a series of stories! Hands-on experiments Give us 20 minutes and we'll give you something to think will have you laughing and learning! Ages 5+. REG about. Approx. 20 min. (NR) This month’s theme: Food 7/12, 6 pm, Tuesday 7/11, 7/18, 7/25, 1 pm Gaming Tournament: Wii Sports® Monday Movie Prizes. Ages 12 - 18. REG Join us for movies on the library’s big screen. Customers 7/12, 7 pm, Tuesday may bring snacks. Fitness & Weight Loss: Creating a Healthy Lifestyle 7/11: In the Heart of the Sea (PG-13) 121 min. Learn how to lose weight, gain strength and become fit 7/18: Creed (PG-13) 132 min. through positive change from certified personal trainer, Peter 7/25: Star Wars: The Force Awakens (PG-13) 136 min. J. Spaziano. REG 7/5, 10:30 am, Tuesday 7/13, 10:30 am - 12:00 pm, Wednesday Baseball Storytime Drop-in Craft Ages 3-5. REG Come celebrate puzzle day with your preschoolers! There 7/5, 7/12, 7/19, 7/26 will be assorted puzzles to play with and make. Tuesdays, 6:00 - 8:30 pm Ages 3 – 5 Drop-In Gaming Night 7/13, 6:30 pm, Wednesday Games of all variety. Ages 12 - 18. Smoothie Wars 7/5, 7 pm, Tuesday Compete in a challenge using a blender to mix ingredients. Book Cafe Let others sample your creations. The prize is delicious fun! Talk about books you have read or just listen to others Ages 12 - 18. REG recommendations. 7/14, 1:30 - 3 pm, Thursday 7/6, 11 am, Wednesday Drop-in Gaming for Ages 9+ Tech Topic: Fitness Apps Play on our game systems or bring your Pokémon cards, DS Want to get fit? Learn about fitness apps from our teen games, etc. volunteers. REG 7/15 – 8/15 Call for Times 7/6, 6:30 pm, Thursday On Your Mark, Get Set…Read! Scavenger Hunt Anime Club: Sports Edition Travel the circuit within the library to win the day. Prizes for Celebrate the Summer Reading theme with sports anime. completion. Ages 12 - 18. 7/16, 11am, Saturday 7/7, 1:30 pm, Thursday The Fairy Doll Make your own Hula Hoop Basically Ballet is back with a wonderful story told in dance. Learn to stay fit and active using hula hoops. Everyone will REG make their own hand-crafted hula! Ages 12 - 18. REG 7/18, 2:30 pm, Monday 7/8, 11 am, Friday Maker Monday: Food Lego®/Duplo® Drop-in Ages 3+ Use a waffle iron in unusual ways to get new results. Ages 10+. REG 7/9, 11 am, Saturday Doc. Saturday: Batkid Begins The incredible and touching true story of Miles Scott, a five- year-old cancer patient whose wish to be Batman's sidekick 52 Greenbriar Oceanaire • JULY 2016 Book Discussion – 7/19, 2pm, Tuesday Under the Wide & Starry Sky ANSWERS TRIVIA - NAME THAT FILM by Nancy Horan. New members welcome, copies available 1. b - Flying Down To Rio for pick-up. 2. b - Mel Brooks – 7/19, 6 pm, Tuesday 3. d - Yves Montand Learn to Play Munchkin® 4. c - One Eyed Jacks Staff from Trotta’s Hobbies will demonstrate different 5. c - Bobby Darin versions of this fun card game. Ages 10 - adult. REG 6. c - To Have And Have Not 7/19, 11 am, Tuesday 7. c - Coopertone Lotion Tech Topic: Social Media 8. c - Topaz Have your questions about Facebook, Twitter and Instagram 9. a - Bullet answered. REG 10. b - Ali McGraw 11. d - The Glass Menagerie 7/20, 6 pm, Wednesday 12. b - Butcher Tween Craft: Beaded Sports Logos Use Perler Beads® to make coasters, magnets, and more. Drop-in, Ages 9+. 7/28, 12 pm – 8 pm, Thursday 7/21, 6:30 pm, Thursday Harry Potter Movie Marathon Family Movie Night: Alvin and the Chipmunks 4: The Road Harry Potter’s birthday is July 31st. We will marathon the Chip Bring popcorn or snack is you like. (PG) 91 min. first 3 movies. Watch them all or just stay for a little. (PG) 7/23 - 8/13, 11 am, Saturdays 7/29, 3:30 - 4:30 pm, Friday Beginners Yoga and Meditation Tail Waggin’ Tutor Learn Yoga with Jamey Stofko, Certified Yoga Teacher. Readers of all ages and ability levels are invited to read to Bring your own mat, wear loose, comfortable clothing, and Hunter, a German Shepherd registered with Therapy Dogs be in bare feet. Attendees will be asked to sign a waiver. Only International. REG 12 people per session. Sign up for each week individually. 7/30, 1 pm, Saturday REG Saturday Family Movie: Little Giants (1994) 7/25, 2:30 pm Bring popcorn or snacks if you like. (PG) 106 min. Maker Monday: Music All skill levels can experiment with a variety of instruments and technology that produce sound. Ages 10+. REG Waretown Branch Library Events Continued... 7/26, 10:30 am - 12:00 pm, Tuesday FAMILY: Drop-in Craft Thursday, July 7th 11am Celebrate Ice Cream Day with some fun ice-cream themed *Special Program* On Your Mark, Get Set, Magic! crafts! Ages 5 - 9 With the Amazing V – Olympics, sports and fitness ties to 7/26, 7 pm, Tuesday reading a good book. Step up to the starting line and let’s Barnegat Poets go find the magic that drives athletes to succeed and read. Poets are invited to share their works and enjoy the works Family program of others. Tuesday, July 12th, 11am 7/27, 3:45 pm, Wednesday *Special Program* Ocean County Sheriff’s K-9 Demo – The ‘Tween the Covers – Book Club Ocean County Sheriff’s Department will be bringing one of Discussion, giveaways, and more. Ages 9+. REG or drop- their special K-9 dogs for a demonstration of how special in. these dogs are and how valuable they are to our police force. 7/27, 6:30 pm, Wednesday Family Program Harry Potter Wizard’s Chess & More Saturday, July 23rd, 11am Act as a chess piece or be the player of a life-size library *Special Program* Face Painting with Jazzy Jen – Face version of Wizard’s Chess. Trivia, table-top Quidditch, and Painting. Family program a craft. Ages 12 - 18. REG Friday, July 29th, 2:00pm Craftin’ with the Grandparents – Grandchild/Grandparent shared craft. 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