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Villages News Magazine VillagesThe News Magazine VOL. 45 NO. 9 SEPTEMBER 2021 PUBLISHED MONTHLY FOR ALL RESIDENTS OF THE VILLAGES PERMIT NO. 211 NO. PERMIT NJ 08701 NJ , ood W E K A L US POSTAGE PAID POSTAGE US PRST STD PRST THE VILLAGES NEWS MAGAZINE THE VILLAGES ASSOCIATION Joe Barbone - Editor Board of Trustees & Committee Chair Staff President William Denis [email protected] Bobbi Gherdovich / Lilian Finlay / Jo Moss / Vice-President Anthony Ruffino [email protected] Marlene Sorge / Dotty Petrocelli / Treasurer Diane Galante [email protected] Barbara DiNonno / Kathy Oraboni / Secretary Debra Shapiro [email protected] Mary Beth Ruggeri / Marylou Morano Kjelle / Trustee Constance Roberto [email protected] Vito Ferrante, Staff Photographer Trustee Kathleen Noyes kth.lnnoyes@gmail,com Statement of Policy Property Manager Andrew Hevia [email protected] The Villages News Magazine is published as a service to our community. We solicit articles Property Administrator but reserve the right to accept, edit or reject any Monica Gormann - [email protected]. manuscripts submitted. All text must be approved Nakimah Anderson - [email protected] by the staff. Only material that is in good taste There is an open board seat to fill. Interested residents and non-inflammatory will be considered. We should forward their resume to Nakimah Anderson at cannot be responsible for acknowledgement or [email protected]. Computer and email return of articles. Any non-staff contributions skills are important. Office Hours must be signed by the author. The articles in this Monday-Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm magazine may, or may not represent the views of Telephone: 732-431-1646 the entire staff. Fax: 732-431-1620 NOTE: The Villages Trustees, Property Management and the VNM staff are not responsible for the advertisements or any of the products We Want To Hear mentioned in this publication. From You! o you have an interesting story? DPerhaps a trip you took with photos you’d like to share? How about a special Villages office Emergency 732-390-1100 event or award you received that you’d like Villages Office 732-431-1646 your friends and neighbors to learn about? Important Phone Numbers: If you’ve seen a good movie recently, why not Medical/Fire/Police Emergencies DIAL 9-1-1 contribute a review? CentraState Hospital 732-431-2000 This paper is your vehicle for binding this Howell Police (non emergency) 732-938-4111 community together. Please, don’t be shy! We’d Howell Fire Dept (non-emergency) 732- 938-4500 love to hear from you. Submit your articles and Howell Township 732-938-4500 photos by the 13th of the month. JCP&L 1-800-662-3115 Please send your articles via email or as a word JCP&L Power Outage 1-888-544-4877 attachment to [email protected] N.J. American Water 1-800-652-6987 Verizon 1-800-427-9977 Here is a list of some articles we are looking for: Verizon Emergency number 1-800-275-2355 Cablevision 732-780-4868 • Vacation Spots Howell Senior Center 732-938-4500 ext. 2552/2550 • Movie Reviews • Recipes • Achievements • Club Events 2 The Villages September 2021 **If you know of a recent death, anniversary or significant event in the life of our residents, please send an email to [email protected]. Thank you. We extend our sincerest condolences to Irene Boyle, and to her family, on the recent death of her husband, Thomas. May he rest in peace. 6 SUDOKU PUZZLE Bonnie Gelb Sales Associate 28+ Years Experience NJAR® Distinguished Sales Club 2018 Silver NJAR Circle of Excellence Sales Award Real Estate Market Sales are up and fl ourishing in New Jersey. More than in the last 13 months, buyers are out and about and looking for a change. Your home could be their next move. If you have a home to sell and are interested in a complimentary market analysis, please call me. I will be happy to provide you with up to date sales information that may assist you in deciding if now is the time for you to make a change. Answers on page 21 Do you want to know what steps are being taken to safeguard you and your property? I will be happy to have this discussion with you. With 29 years of Real Estate Experience and almost 20 years SENIOR PUBLISHING COMPANY accepts of selling homes in the Villages, make me your fi rst call. advertisements and advertisements are based upon information provided by the advertiser. SENIOR If you would like to see a list of home prices, active and closed, please feel free to call or email me. PUBLISHING COMPANY does not independently investigate the accuracy of advertisement content and (732) 239-1519 does not warrant or represent the accuracy of the content Email: [email protected] ads-728e of any advertisement. September 2021The Villages 3 e Villages News Magazine NEW HAVEN PIZZA You’ll stand out to the locals if you call this “New Haven Pizza.” In New Haven, Connecticut, it’s called apizza (pronounced ah-beets). You’ll thank yourself for adapting to the local language when you try a slice of this delicious, but not necessarily pretty, pizza. The pizza pies usually end up misshapen, but that’s just fine. You’ll be too focused on the toppings to pay much attention. Some people think that New Haven Pizza (sorry, apizza) is too close to New York Pizza to really be its own thing, but locals would disagree. For one thing, the charred crust comes from being baked in coal- fueled ovens that hit over 600°F, and it will leave a lingering taste of your outdoor grill in your mouth. Also, it’s not uncommon to find unusual toppings, such as clams, on a New Haven Pizza. The history of New Haven Pizza goes back to the early twentieth century. At that time, New Haven was home to Italian immigrants who wanted to recreate the traditional taste of the Neapolitan Pizza they had left behind. Frank Pepe is the mastermind behind what we know today as New Haven Pizza. In 1925, he combined his Neapolitan Pizza recipe with his coal-fueled oven to create New Haven Pizza. You can still try it at Frank Pepe Pizzeria. Oh, and one more tip: you have to ask for mozzarella because it counts as a topping. But don’t call it mozzarella. Say you want “mootz” if you want to keep sounding like a local. SAVE UP * TO 10% on a complete Bath Fitter system With SPECIAL FINANCING terms AVAILABLE Book your FREE design FITS YOUR standards CONSULTATION today! • Transform any bath into • Lifetime warranty a spacious new shower 855-560-8710 • 35 years of experience Ad 468 • Quick, safe, and with minimal demo • Over two million satisfied customers 50 STATE ROUTE 35, KEYPORT, NJ 07735 OUR BENEFITS BATHFITTER.COM Bath Fitter Franchise. 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The holiday pays honor to the contributions and LEGAL SERVICES achievements of American workers. It is tradi- SOUTH JERSEY LEGAL SERVICES tionally on the first Monday of September and INDIVIDUAL APPOINTMENTS will be of- was first created by the labor movement in the late fered on Thursday, September 16 beginning at 19th century. It became a federal holiday in 1894. 1:00 to 3:00 pm at the Howell Senior Center. A According to history.com, this was during one of staff member from SJLS will discuss simple legal American labor history’s most dismal chapters. questions for those who pre-schedule apointments. In the 1800’s at the height of the American In order to schedule an apointment, you must call Industrial Revolution, the average American Joan Cavanaugh at ext. 2553. If you are interested worked 12 hours a day, 7 days a week just to in having a Will, Living Will or Power of Attorney make a basic living and put food on the table. created, please call the intake center directly at Even though there were some restrictions, chil- 1-800-496-4570 (M-F 8:30a-4:30p) as these will dren as young as 5 years old worked in mills, not be handled at the Senior Center. Housing mat- factories, and even mines earning just a fraction ters (including tenancy, foreclosures, condo and of their adult counterparts. Conditions were very HOA issues), Disability Law (SSI/SSD cases), unsanitary and unsafe. In the late 18th century, Debt Collection (including wage garnishments labor unions became very vocal by organizing and liens), Family Law, Public Benefits Cases rallies and strikes. They strove for safer working (food stamps, etc.), Unemployment Matters and conditions and compelled employees to negotiate Bankruptcy are examples of issues that SJLS will for better hours and pay. deal with at the Senior Center. On September 5, 1882, 10,000 workers took unpaid time off to march from City Hall to Union Square in NYC, holding the first Labor Day pa- SAVE rade in US history.
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