Township Withdraws from Potential Energy Aggregation Program

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July 22nd, 2016 The Ocean County Gazette - www.ocgazette.news 1
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JULY 22ND, 2016
THIS WEEKS
ISSUE
Pages 10-11
Ocean County
Featured Events
Pages 12-18
Around all the
Ocean County
Towns - News,
Information
Events
Pages 22-23
Ocean County
Library Weekend
Events and Exhibits
Page - 26
Long Beach Island
Foundation of the
Arts & Sciences
Events
Page 30
Museums, Historic,
Arts & Exhibits
Page 30
A Summary of
Comedy & Stage
Performances
Page 33-36
Classified Ads
& Real Estate
Page 37
Fishing & Outdoor
Sections coming
Spring 2016
Page 36
Toms River Senior
Center News
Other News
Horoscopes P. 4
Weather P.2
Blue Claws News
P. 7
Township Withdraws from
Potential Energy Aggregation
Program Amid Contract
Concerns
Keeping their pledge to halt progress on an Energy Aggregation
savings program if favorable terms were not met, the Manchester
Township Council, with the support of Mayor Kenneth Palmer, last
week passed a resolution of withdrawal from a potential cooperative
agreement including other local towns.
Manchester officials had been in talks to join the cooperative
agreement with Stafford Township and Lacey Township that would
pool customers together to secure a bulk rate for electricity from
a third party supplier at a cost lower than JCP&L. From the start,
Manchester officials made it clear to residents that the Township
would not move forward without favorable contractual terms.
The State Board of Public Utilities Rate Counsel recently reviewed the
proposal and recommended that the Township should alter the terms
of the agreement because it requires Manchester to remain in the
cooperative even if the aggregation cost is above JCP&L’s price. The
Township Council, Mayor Palmer and Township Attorney expressed
the same concern during negotiations and agreed that the terms
were unacceptable.
While residents would have had the option to opt-out of the
aggregation program at any point, including during an unfavorable
rate change, this process would require action by each residential
electricity subscriber. As a safeguard, Township officials wanted
the ability to terminate the program for all residents should the
aggregation rate be beyond JCP&L’s newly adjusted price. Since the
energy consultant in concert with Lacey Township would not agree
to alter the terms, Manchester officials decided not to move forward
with this cooperative agreement.
“Energy aggregation is a concept that the Township has been
interested in for many years, as it promises savings on a basic necessity.
As is evident by this withdrawal, the Council and I are committed to
completing our due diligence before entering into any agreement,”
said Mayor Palmer. “The terms must be favorable for our residents.”
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OHI Is Hosting Its
Annual Community
Health Fair
Ocean Health Initiatives (OHI), a
federally qualified health center,
with offices in Lakewood, Toms
River, Manahawkin, and Manchester
is hosting a Community Health Fair
in recognition of National Health
Center Week 2016 (August 7–13).
The Community Health Fair, open
to the public, will take place rain
or shine, Saturday, August 13 from
10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. in Lakewood
Town Square, Clifton Avenue,
between Third and Fourth streets.
The Community Health Fair includes
free screenings, health education
and information, music, giveaways,
and fun and games for the entire
family. Amerigroup, Horizon NJ
Health, and United Healthcare are
providing health education and
giveaways. Horizon NJ Health will
be attending with its mobile unit
to provide music; and they will be
offering screenings, such Derma
Scan skin self-analysis, cholesterol
and blood pressure. United
Healthcare is also attending with its
mobile unit, Dr. Health E. Hound, a
bilingual health educator; Caricature
drawings, and a representative with
information about NJ Family Care
(Medicaid).
Dr. Theresa Berger, president and
CEO of OHI, said, “Every day in our
waiting rooms I witness the value
of having a patient-centered health
care home. When people have a
place to go for regular care, they use
it and stay healthier. We provide a
range of services onsite – primary
care services, pediatrics, pharmacy,
dentistry, even mental health
services. Our patients not only get
the care they need under one roof,
but they
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are treated
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OC Traffic News
TOMS RIVER – Ocean County Freeholder Director
James F. Lacey has announced that traffic delays and
detours may exist at the following locations, which
are being improved.
ROUTE 9, Westecunk Creek
to Garden State Parkway,
Little Egg Harbor Township,
Tuckerton Borough, and
Eagleswood Township
Updated : Monday, July 18,
2016
Extent: Daytime Shoulder
Closures and Lane Shifts
and Shoulder Closures, and
Nighttime Alternating Traffic
Patterns
Purpose: Milling and Paving,
and Roadway Improvements
Time: March 28, 2016 to
October 3, 2016
GARDEN STATE PARKWAY
INTERCHANGE 91, Herborn
Avenue, Burnt Tavern Road,
Lanes Mill Road, and Burrsville
Road, Brick Township
2016
Extent: Lane and Shoulder
Closures with Changing Traffic
Patterns
Purpose: Construction of
Northbound and Southbound
Entrance and Exit Ramps, and
Local Road Widening
Time: May 18, 2015 to February
2017
WEST VETERANS HIGHWAY,
Whitesville Road to Siena Drive,
Jackson Township
2016
Extent: Lane and Shoulder
Closures with Alternating Traffic
Purpose: Road Widening,
Drainage, and Paving
Time: August 17, 2015 to
September 30, 2016
ROUTE 166, Old Freehold Road
to Highland Parkway, Toms
River Township
2016
Extent: Lane Shifts and
Closures, and Changing Traffic
Patterns
Purpose: Road Reconstruction
and Resurfacing, and Utility
Relocation
Time: March 28, 2016 to June
2018
Update:
We have identified a suspect in the
robbery. Complaints have been signed
against Kevin Nann, 26, of the 1100 block
of Overlook Drive in Toms River NJ. Several
leads that were followed up identified
Nann as the suspect. Charges for bank
robbery have been filed and he is being
sought on a $100,000 warrant. Anyone
with information on his whereabouts
should immediately dial 911 or phone
your local police department. In addition
to the Overlook Drive address, which is less
than a quarter of a mile from the bank, he
has ties to Anthony Avenue in Toms River
as well several surrounding towns.
Original information:
On July 19th at 12:32 pm a white male
entered
Friday Mostly sunny, with a high near 93.
Southwest wind 9 to 15 mph.
Friday Night A chance of showers and
thunderstorms, mainly before 2am. Partly
cloudy, with a low around 75. Southwest wind
9 to 14 mph. Chance of precipitation is 30%.
New rainfall amounts of less than a tenth of
an inch, except higher amounts possible in
thunderstorms.
Saturday Mostly sunny, with a high near 96.
West wind 8 to 10 mph.
Saturday Night Partly cloudy, with a low
around 74.
Sunday Mostly sunny, with a high near 93.
MEGAN’S LAW OFFENDER
ARRESTED FOR FAILING TO
REGISTER
Shawn Milne
On July 20th Toms River
Detectives Jennifer Grob
and Thomas Grosse signed
criminal complaints against
Shawn Milne, 46 of Fischer
Boulevard in Toms River.
The charges are as a result
of him failing to meet his
registration
obligation
under New Jerseys Megan’s
Law. Registrants are required
by New Jersey state law to
either register annually or
every ninety (90) days with
the police department of
the municipality in which
they reside.
The investigation revealed that Milne failed to register his address
with the Toms River Township Police Department within the specified
time frames. He also did not meet the requirements for notification
of his employment status which is also in violation of the conditions
of his Megan’s Law status. Toms River now remains as Milne’s
current residential municipality. An arrest warrant was reviewed and
approved which charged him with two counts of failing to register
under NJ Statute 2C:7-2. On July 20th at 8 pm Milne was taken into
custody without incident at his residence on Fischer Boulevard by
Officer Travis Seaman. Also cooperating with the investigation were
members of the Ocean County Prosecutors Office. He remains in the
Ocean County Jail on $25,000 bail.
Milne is facing the third (3rd) degree crimes of failure to register
pursuant to N.J.S.A. 2C:7-2d(1). These statutes (N.J.S.A. 2C:7-1
through
2C:7-23)
were passed on
Monday
October
31, 1994 by the New
Jersey Legislature and
Sunday Night Partly cloudy, with a low around
are interchangeably
74.
referred
to
as
Monday Partly sunny, with a high near 95.
Megan’s Law and
/ or Registration
Monday Night A chance of showers and
thunderstorms after 8pm. Mostly cloudy, with a
and
Community
low around 76. Chance of precipitation is 30%.
Notification
Laws.
Ordinarily,
the
Tuesday Mostly sunny, with a high near 95.
maximum potential
Tuesday Night Partly cloudy, with a low
punishment on this
around 73.
third (3rd) degree
Wednesday Mostly sunny, with a high near 90.
crime is 5 years in
New Jersey State
Prison with up to a
$15,000 fine for each
charge.
UNITED WAY OF MONMOUTH AND OCEAN COUNTIES
FORMED BY MERGER OF LOCAL UNITED WAYS TO
SERVE THE JERSEY SHORE
United Way of Monmouth County and United Way of Ocean
County have merged to create United Way of Monmouth and
Ocean Counties. The new organization has a combined
30-member Board of Directors and will maintain its two offices
in Farmingdale and Toms River. It will jointly serve the residents
of both Monmouth and Ocean Counties by partnering with
local organizations to build initiatives that address common
goals in the areas of education, income and health.
“Separate entities can’t make the same impact as a unified
one,” says Jeremy Grunin, new Board Chair of United Way of
Monmouth and Ocean Counties, Executive Director of The
Jay & Linda Grunin Foundation and Vice President of Grunin
Holdings. “Together, we’ll continue to make a difference for our
communities through initiatives that create lasting change,
but we’ll also extend our reach, build broader partnerships
and deepen the impact of our efforts for the Jersey Shore.”
Prior to being appointed Board Chair of the combined
organization, Grunin served on the board of United Way of
Ocean County for the past three years, most recently as an
Executive Board member.
“As a unified entity, we are poised to combine our individual
strengths and best practices to better serve the residents of
Monmouth and Ocean Counties,” adds Timothy C. Hearne,
former President and CEO of United Way of Monmouth County
and now President and CEO of the new organization. “There
is great enthusiasm among our staff and Board members as
we come together,
and we’re excited
to begin this new
chapter in our
o r g a n i z a t i o n ’s
history.”
Among the first
joint initiatives will
be the Stuff the
Bus drive, which
collects essential
school
supplies
for students in
needs throughout
Monmouth
and
Ocean
Counties.
Items
will
be
collected at area
stores
in
the
two counties from July 30 through August 14; please visit
uwmoc.org/upcoming-events for locations and details. In
addition, United Way’s Financial Success Center is now open
to Ocean County residents. Part of the Meridian Community
Resource Center at the Freehold Raceway Mall, the Financial
Success Center provides free resources to help area residents
move from financial difficulty to economic well-being; visit
uwfinancialsuccess.org for more information about services
offered. United Way of Monmouth and Ocean Counties now
also has a combined Volunteer Center, which links local
agencies with members of the community who want to
volunteer. Interested individuals and nonprofits can visit
uwmoc.org/volunteer to register.
For more information about the newly formed United Way of
Monmouth and Ocean Counties, please call Timothy C. Hearne
at 732.938.5988 ext. 2050 or visit uwmoc.org.
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source: anne-elisabeth.com.au
ARIES: 21st March & 20th April
It will be easy to realize the type of things you need to let go of or
get rid of so that you can get matters in place in a settled manner.
What can be playing a strong role is having developed a completely
different view of where you now want to head in life. It should not be
difficult to move on with a sense of confidence to early August
TAURUS: Born between 21st April & 20th May
You should feel a lot more confident when it comes to communicating
your ideas to others. It will not be difficult to work out what they are
prepared to accept or listen to. It would be best not to put forward
anything too radical when it comes to the position they have taken.
Just move on and focus on structuring your own situation.
GEMINI: 21st May & 20th June
Get final details into place when it comes to financial matters
connected to daily activities. Don’t be tempted to go off track
because something out of the ordinary suddenly appeals to you. You
should then be able to move on and enjoy situations more to your
liking to early August. There could also be a lot of running around.
CANCER: 21st June & 22nd July
Putting final touches in place when it comes to personal matters
should be quite easy as long as you don’t take on obligations that
can suddenly pop up. Finances will require some attention to early
August. It would be better to find ways of enjoying yourself that do
not involve a lot of spending. Don’t jump to conclusions.
LEO: 23rd July & 22nd August
Focus on what needs to be finalized so that things can be put into
place in a stable manner. This might go back to what was attempted
early in the year. Mercury, the planet of communication moves into
your sign to 31st July and Venus until the 6th August, generating
decisions about pleasure, peace and harmony in your life.
VIRGO: (Born between 23rd August & 22nd September
It should not be difficult to combine ideas that you have with what
needs to be your main priorities. Whether someone else agrees is not
the point – you have to be comfortable. You will go into a waiting
stage to early August. It would be wise to find quiet time to yourself
so that you can contemplate what is best for you.
LIBRA: 23rd September & 22nd October
Time to review what you have learned about yourself over the last 12
months, especially when it comes to pressure others place upon you
for greater freedom for them. Challenge any commitments you no
longer want to accept. Then you can move on and consider your own
priorities in a balanced manner to early August.
SCORPIO: 23rd October & 21st November
The opportunity to take action towards initiating future goals will
fall into place more easily now where early in the year it was met
with hurdles or blockages. You should not ignore the way this can
dramatically alter daily routines you now have in place. Making the
commitment can be necessary from now to early August.
SAGITTARIUS: 22nd November & 21st December
Support could come from surprising quarters, particularly involving
any situations in which you have needed to be creative. In some
ways it will be like finalizing things so that you can begin to move on
from early August. You can feel as though you have come out of the
unknown with a whole new world in front of you to explore.
CAPRICORN: 22nd December & 19th January
Don’t ignore any rebellion that might be expressed by someone
else. They could be more determined than ever to carry through
with whatever they articulate. You just need to ensure that it cannot
interfere with your own priorities and this should not be difficult for
you to do. Consider what you have learnt about obligations.
AQUARIUS: 20th January & 18th February
The more comfortable you are about your commitments the easier
it will be to get daily routines in place that are complimentary to the
situation. Any lacking of appreciation you may have felt from others
recently can begin to change and improve greatly to early August.
You will becomes busier with others as well.
PISCES: 19th February & 20th March
You have had the opportunity to see what is possible to create in the
future though you might have to accept that it needs to remain in
the bounds that can be afforded financially. You will need to focus on
details or what needs to be done on a daily basis to early August. You
are not likely to get much encouragement from others.
Fatal Crash
Whitesville Road
Closed
On July 14th at 7 am Toms River Police
responded to a motor vehicle crash on
Whitesville Road at Medjay Lane. Michael
Gormley, 60 from Lanoka Harbor was
traveling north on Whitesville Road in his
2010 Chevy Malibu. A 2000 Nissan XTR
that was being operated by Jack Kennedy
Jr, 34, of Jackson was traveling south in
the opposite direction. Kennedy crossed
over the center yellow line and struck
Gormly head on. A third vehicle that was
traveling north behind Gormerly tried to
avoid the crash but was unable to do so.
The driver of that 2015 Kia, Dawn Kavchok,
45 of Manchester was taken to Community
medical center for treatment of minor
injuries.
Michael Gormley died as a result of his
injuries. Kennedy is being treated for his
injuries at Jersey Shore Medical Center in
Neptune Township. Pleasant Plains and
Silverton Fire Companies responded in
order to extricate the victims from their
vehicles. The injured were transported to
area hospitals by Toms River and Silverton
EMS Units.
The crash investigation is being led by
Toms River Traffic Safety Officer Terry
Warren. He is being assisted by Ocean
County Prosecutors Investigators Mike
Proto and Brad Frank. Also on the scene
were members of the Ocean County
Sheriff’s Department C.S.I. Division.
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Toms River Animal Facility Joins
“Clear the Shelters” Day
(Toms River, NJ) Toms River Animal Facility is joining “Clear the Shelters” day, a nationwide
push to find homes for pets in need. This Saturday, July 23, from 1-4 pm all adoption fees are
being waived.
Bring a photo ID and be ready to fill out adoption paperwork.
Finding these pets’ quality homes is even more critical during the summer after the
populations at shelters swell due to abandoned and surrendered pets following spring births.
“We are excited to participate in this amazing event this year, and we want the community
to remember our brand new shelter first for a new family member to adopt,” said Jim Bowen,
Division Manager of the Toms River Animal Facility.
There are 8 dogs, 9 cats and 5 kittens looking for “fur-ever” homes. Check them out here.
https://www.petfinder.com/pet-search…
The Toms River Animal Facility is located at 235 Oak Avenue, next to the Police Department.
If you have any questions please call (732) 341-1000 ext. 7300.
Make an animal’s dream come true. Adopt.
BANK
Investors Savings Bank located at 874 Fischer Boulevard. He approached
a teller and handed a note demanding money. The man fled with an
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undetermined amount of cash. He is between 5’8 and 5’10 tall and
was wearing jeans, black sneakers, and a full sleeve dark crew neck
sweatshirt with a white tee shirt underneath. Additionally; he had on a baseball hat with a
yellow brim and white lettering.
Anyone with information should contact Detective Randy Petrick at 732-349-0150 extension
1235 or private message us on facebook at https://www.facebook.com/tomsriverpolice/
Assisting in the investigation is the Ocean County Sheriff’s Department CSI Division and the
Red Bank NJ office of the FBI. This is an ongoing incident and more details will be released
as they become available.
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ENERGY
from page 4
Given its merits, officials now plan to move forward with
energy aggregation, but without the use of a cooperative.
The Township Council is expected to introduce a resolution
to advertise for bids for a consultant at an upcoming regular
meeting.
Energy aggregation provides for a lower electricity bill while
retaining service from JCP&L. As Mayor Palmer previously
explained, JCP&L will continue to service residents’ homes while
the electricity will be delivered by another provider at a lower
cost. The program works through an “opt out” system, meaning
residents would be automatically enrolled unless they return a
postcard indicating they do not want to participate. Residents
with solar panels and those already enrolled in another energy
program will not be included in the program.
Comic Relief
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WE SELL COMICS & ACCESSORIES WE HAVE GIFT CERTIFICATES
Located at: 1231-7 Route 166 Toms River, NJ 08753
732-244-6226
SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATES FILING
DEADLINE IS JULY 25
CANDIDATES seeking school board seats still have until 4 p.m.,
Monday, July 25 to file their nominating petitions at the Ocean
County Clerk’s Office in order to have their name placed on the Nov.
8 General Election Ballot, according to Ocean County Clerk Scott M.
Colabella.
Nominating petitions for School Board can be obtained in person
at either the Ocean County Clerk’s Main Office, at the Ocean County
Courthouse, Election Services, Room 107 at 118 Washington St.,
Toms River, or at the Ocean County Southern Service Center, 179
South Main St., Manahawkin. The offices are staffed from 8 a.m. to
4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.
“The Ocean County Clerk’s Office makes every effort to inform
potential candidates of approaching filing deadlines,” said Ocean
County Freeholder Director John P. Kelly, who serves as liaison to the
County Clerk. “Through the office’s website, social media, and other
avenues, County Clerk Colabella provides the information needed by
both candidates and voters.”
Colabella noted that all Ocean County school districts now hold their
Board of Education elections in November.
“A law signed by the Governor in 2014 moved the petition filing
deadline for school board candidates from June to the last Monday in
July to provide candidates with more time to submit their petitions,”
Colabella said.
A total of 70 school board seats will appear on the November ballot
in various school districts throughout Ocean County. A complete
listing of all candidates who file petitions for school board will be
available shortly after the July 25 deadline at www.oceancountyclerk.
com or www.facebook.com/oceancountyclerk.
School board candidates seeking additional information on the
petition filing process can contact the Ocean County Clerk’s Election
Office at (732) 929-2153.
“It’s important for candidates to get their paperwork in on time,”
Colabella said. “That is what guarantees their place on the ballot.”
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Diamond Dallas Page Autograph Signing at BlueClaws
Game on July 24th
LAKEWOOD, NJ - Wrestling legend Diamond Dallas Page will highlight the July
24th game at FirstEnergy Park, making an appearance and signing autographs at
the game. His appearance is presented by Atlantic Physical Therapy Center.
First pitch is 1:05 pm and the line forms when the gates open at 12 noon.
Page was a three-time WCW Heavyweight Champion, two-time WCW United
States Heavyweight Champion, four-time WCW Tag-Team Champion, and onetime WCW Television Champion. After moving to the WWF, he became a WWF
European Champion and a WWF World Tag Team Champion as well.
DDP, a Point Pleasant native, joins Sgt. Slaughter as wrestlers to make an appearance
for an autograph signing at a BlueClaws game this year.
Tickets - Order tickets to the game by calling 732-901-7000 option 2.
Sunday FUNDay - It’s a Sunday FUNDay, so Kids Eat Free (ShopRite), Kids Run the Bases after
the game, there are $2 Coronas for adults and fans are encouraged to bring their dogs as well.
FAIR
from page 1
as individuals, with dignity and respect. This is what health care should
be, and what we celebrate.”
Applications are available online at www.ohinj.org/nhcw2016 for
vendors who would like to participate in the Community Health Fair. OHI will provide a 10
x 10 space, room for a six-foot table. Vendors are responsible for their own tent, table, and
chairs. Electricity is available upon request.
For information about OHI, call 732-363-6655 or visit www.ohinj.org. For questions about
the Community Health Fair, contact Kimberly Tozzi, community relations coordinator, at 732719-9016 or events@ohinj.org.
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EXCITING EVENTS FOR THIS WEEKEND!
Now - September
Master Sculptor Brian Hanlon’s
Summer
Outdoor Exhibit of Masterpieces
Downtown Toms River
732-341-8738 www.
downtowntomsriver.com
pointpleasantelks.org
July 23
90s Night @ New Egypt Speedway
Every Thursday
Sounds of Summer Concert Series
Veterans Park, Berkeley
732-506-9090www.twp.berkeley.
nj.us
New Egypt
609-758-1900 http://www.
newegyptspeedway.net
July 23
Christmas in July BBQ
Chandler Ballfield, Lavallette
844-365-6952
www.lavallettebusiness.com
Every Friday
Viking Village Behind the Scenes
Dock Tour
Barnegat Light
609-494-7211 www.vikingvillage.
net
July 23
Point Pleasant Elks Annual Fluke
Tournament
Point Pleasant Beach
732-899-7638 www.
July 23
Soulsational Music & Wellness
Festival
732-269-4456 www.btrec.org
July 23
The Bunker Challenge Crabbing
Contest
Mantoloking Bridge County Park,
Brick
732-270-6960 www.
oceancountyparks.org
July 24
OCC Repertory Theatre Company
Presents:
Guys and Dolls
Grunin Center for the Arts @
Ocean County College, Toms River
732-255-0400 www.grunincenter.
org
July 23 & 24
28th Annual LBIF Fine Art Festival
Long Beach Island Foundation of
the Arts & Science, Loveladies
609-494-1241
http://www.paragonartevents.
com/S-23-LBIF+Fine+Art+Festival.
html
July 24
Wrestler Diamond Dallas Page
Autograph Signing
@ Lakewood BlueClaws Game
FirstEnergy Park, Lakewood
732-901-7000 http://www.
blueclaws.com
SAVE THE DATES FOR NEXT
WEEKEND!
Tues. & Fri.
Evening Ghosts Walking Tours at
the Museum
LBI Historical Association
Museum, Beach Haven
609-709-1425 www.lbimuseum.
com
Wed. & 2nd & 4th Sat.
Joint Base Lakehurst Tour
Call Ahead Reservations Required
Lakehurst
732-818-7520 www.nlhs.com
July 27
Concert Fest 2016
Harry Wright Lake, Whiting
732-657-8121 http://www.
manchestertwp.com
July 27
High Tide Homicide
Murder Mystery Dinner
Cuisine on the Green @ Atlantis,
Little Egg Harbor
609-296-2137 http://www.
cuisineonthegreen.com
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Saturday July 23rd 2016
Free ESL classes to adults
who want to learn and/or
improve their English.
Register at the class sessions.
Beach Branch
Are you interested in
playing the game of Mah
Jongg? Then you are
welcome to join a new
group meeting weekly at
the Point Beach library.
If you have your own set,
please bring it along.
Library Ninjas
A Day at the Beach / Un día
10:30 – 11amSign Up
en la Playa
Location: Jackson
10 – 11am
Computer Lab Drop-In
Branch
Location: Lakewood
Computer
Help
Ages
7
11.
Please register.
Genealogy Lessons
Branch
10am – 2pm
All Day
Location:
S t a f f o r d Summer fun craft using real
Location: Berkeley
sand.
Branch
Branch
Stop in for any hands-on
By Appointment Only
computer help you may Divertida manualidad de
verano realizada con arena
need.
Discover your family roots.
real.
In our one – on – one
personalized lessons you
will learn how to maneuver
various helpful websites
made available on the Ocean
County Library website.
Ninjas! Stories and Craft
Please call the branch to
10:30amSign Up
schedule an appointment.
Location: L a c e y
-----------Friend’s Book Sale
Branch
10am – 12pm
We’ll share some ninja
One-On-One Computer &
Location: Wa r e t o w n stories and work on a ninja
eReader Help
Little Ninjas
Branch
craft.
All Day
10 – 10:30amSign Up
Great finds for little cost!
We may also test our ninja
Location: B e r k e l e y Location: Jackson
skills.
Branch
Branch
Ages 3 - 6 with a caregiver.
Sign up for a one-on-one Learn some cool ninja
Please
register, beginning
class with a staff member moves! Perfect for little
July 9th.
who will teach you the ninjas and their care givers.
basics. Please call the branch Space is limited please
to schedule an appointment. register. Presented by USA
-----------Karate and Fitness
English Classes - FREE ESL
Ages 4 - 6. Please register.
9am – 12pm
Location: Lakewood
Mah Jong
Branch
10:15am – 12:15pm
Location: Pt. Pleasant
Beginners
Yoga
and
Mediation
11am – 12pmEvent is Full
Location: Barnegat
Teen
Movie
Branch
Afternoon
Learn Yoga with Jamey
2 – 4pm
Stofko,
Certified
Yoga
Location:
Teacher. Bring your own
Lacey Branch
mat, wear loose comfortable
The
Mighty Ducks
clothing, and be prepared
to have bare feet! Attendees
will be asked to sign a This event has been
cancelled.
waiver. Only 12 people per
Legos®Marathon
session, please sign up for
-------10:30am – 12pmSign Up
each session individually.
Location: Tu c k e r t o n
Branch
International
Build until you drop. Join in
Dance Party
our Legos® Marathon and
2 – 3pm
show us your creations. Ages
Location: 5 and up. REG
Manchester Branch
Two members of
the NJ Symphony
“Ewe” Knit & Crochet
Orchestra
will
1 – 3pm
be
preforming
Location: Barnegat
selections
in
Branch
the
theme
of
Do “ewe” knit or crochet?
International
Bring your own yarn and
Dance Party.
needles and make some new
friends while you knit or
crochet at the library.
Teen Book Chat
All skill levels welcome.
11am – 12pmSign Up
Location: B eachwood
Branch
FEATURED EVENT
Tween Food Cook-off!
Face Painting with Jazzy Jen
2 – 3pmSign Up
11am – 12pmSign Up
Location: Berkeley
Location: Wa r e t o w n
Branch
Branch
Can your team create the
Face Painting.
Family
next best treat using a
Program. Limit 40 Guests.
selection of international
foods? 9-12 REG
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& Bob Popovics Owners
“Celebrating 40 Years”
Pizza Parlour &
Restaurant
Italian • Seafood
Steaks • Ribs
Family Restaurant
796 Route 9
Bayville • NJ
732-269-0847
Family
Movie
Zootopia
2 – 4pm
Location: Stafford Branch
Zootopia
Home of the
$3.95 Breakfast
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Looking ahead.... upcoming
Friday night shows, all at 8:00 pm $5 donation
Jul 22 - Mary Lutton and guest
Aug 19 - Ladies Night Out
Sep 23 - Custom Blend
Oct 21 - Tony Pileggi & Joe Stamboni
Nov 18 - Bob Andrews Trio
Dec 16 - Holiday Sing
upright bass), composer and
conceptualist, will be playing bass
at the exhibit opening on June
12th. 2016 from 1- 4pm. Sherry will
give a brief talk about her vision
The “Tiny Home” Pilot Program,
https://www.facebook.com/
tinyhomepilotprogram/
To hear samples of Jim’s songs and
learn about his CD albums, visit his
ReverbNation page:
reverbnation.com/jimcrawford.
Looking ahead.... upcoming Friday
night shows, all at 8:00 pm - $5
donation
Jul 22 - Mary Lutton with Peter
Morris
Aug 19 - Ladies Night Out
Sep 23 - Custom Blend
Oct 21 - Tony Pileggi & Joe Stamboni
Nov 18 - Bob Andrews Trio
Dec 16 - Holiday Sing
____________________________
Jair-Rohm Parker Wells who is
an American Free improvisation
bassist (bass guitar and electric
In the Galleries in July
JULY PHOTOGRAPHY SHOW
Entries for this years open juried
photography show will be accepted
on Saturday, June 25 from 10 am - 3
pm at the Guild.
This year’s categories are Color,
Nature, Manipulated and “Seashore”.
Seashore is an exciting new category
and replaces black and white. Entries
in this category could include beach,
boardwalk, sailing and whatever
else you can come up with that
fits in. Keep in mind that black and
white can still be entered into all
categories except color.
The show will be open July 1 - 31
with awards and open reception
on Sunday, July 10 from 1 - 4 pm.
Awards will be given out at 2 PM.
Only best in Show and first place in
each category receive cash awards.
There are 3 places in each category
with honorable mentions as well.
Fees for guild members are $25 for
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, July 22, at 8:00 pm - $5
donation
(Doors open one hour before the
show - come early and visit the art
galleries.)
Mary Lutton with Peter Morris
Mary will be joined this time by
Peter Morris.
Mary’s web site, with samples of her
music: marykothlutton.com
Peter on Facebook (members only):
facebook.com/pmorrisacoustic
Friday, August 19, at 8:00 pm - $5
donation
galleries.)
Ladies Night Out trio
Denise Miller, Gail Gilrane, and Mary
Lutton performing country, folk, and
classic rock songs, both standards
and original songs, in elegant 3-part
harmony, with guitar, mandolin,
autoharp, and harmonica.
Click here for a short music sample
More music samples at: www.
youtube.com/watch?v=mEleCqPOac/
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Summer Hours: 9am - 8pm
Restaurant: 4:30pm - 9pm
• Live Crabs •
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Friday, September 23, at 8:00 pm - $5
donation
galleries.)
Custom Blend
Maria, Paul, and Joe, who perform
frequently at Albert Music Hall in
Waretown and at other venues
along the Jersey shore, will play their
own unique blend of classic country
ballads and traditional bluegrass
songs. Bring your toe-tapping shoes
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Restaurant: 732-270-1468
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PRESS RELEASE
Waretown Branch Library
August Events
DISPLAY:
Month of AugustNew York City - Unfiltered –
From Sheldon Nadelman’s vantage point as
a bartender at the historic Terminal Bar, he
captured the “sooty, sticky-floored” images
of NYC. These, along with his sensitive, pre9/11 World Trade Center photos will be on
display during the month of August. All are
invited to his reception on Monday, August
8th at 7:30pm.
CHILDREN:
Tuesday, August 2nd, 11:00am G a m e s
Around the World – Different countries
have different popular games that kids play.
We’ll be learning and playing some of those
games and learning about the different
cultures in the process. Ages 6-10. Please
register.
Thursday, August 4th, 11:00am On Your
Mark, Get Set, Art! – Toddler art project
based on our summer sports theme. Ages
1-5. Please register.
Friday, August 5th , 2 pm Summer
Olympic Games Kick-Off –The summer
Olympic games kick off on this day so we
will be making our own Olympic torches,
medals, and headdresses and maybe playing
some games. Ages 6-11. Please register.
Saturday, August 6th, 10:30am M a k e
Me Loud- The library is not a silent place
anymore!
Come use various musical
instruments and electronic sound boards
to explore your sound, and see what kind
of music you can create! Sponsored by the
Curiosity Creates Grant from the American
Library Association. Ages 5 and up. Please
register.
Tuesday, August 9th, 11am
Sand Art
– We will be using colored sand to make and
bottle an art project. Ages 5-11. Limit 20.
Please register.
Thursday, August 11th, 11am
Nursery
Rhyme Olympics – We will be playing games
based on some nursery rhymes. Humpty
Dumpty’s Puzzle Race and Mother Hubbards
Waddle Race. They’ll earn medals for each
activity. Ages 3-6. Please register.
Friday. August 12th, 2pm *Special Program*
Jakes Branch Presents Survival of the Fittest
–What do plants need to survive? How do
plants work? Naturalists from Jakes Branch
Park will teach us, and we’ll even make our
own “gardens.” Ages 6-10. Please register.
Tuesday, August 16th, 11am
S m e l l
O’Rama – Guess that smell game and art
project using herbs and spices. Ages 6-10.
Please register.
Saturday, August 20th, 10:30am L e g o
Club – Drop-in Lego play. Ages 5-11.
Thursday, August 25th, 11am
End
of
Summer Celebration – Open to all who
participated in Reading Buddies or the
Summer Reading Program. Ages 5 and up.
Please register.
TEEN:
Monday, August 1st, 6:00 pm Clue Board
Game - Join us for a screening of Clue (Rated
PG) the movie and play the board game.
Come dressed as the characters if you like!
Ages 12-18. Please register.
Wednesday, August 3rd, 3pm
Library
Scavenger Hunt – Participate in a library
themed scavenger hunt to win a prize. Ages
12-18. Please register.
Monday, August 8th, 6pmShop Rite Healthy
Candy – Join a nutritionist from Shop Rite
to learn how to make some healthy candy!
Ages 12-18. Please register.
Wednesday, August 10th, 2pm
Library
Mini Golf – We will set up a course in the
library using books and other materials and
play mini golf! Ages 12-18. Please register.
Saturday, August 13th, 10:30am T e e n
Card Games – Join us for a morning of card
games. Ages 12-18. Please register.
Monday, August 15th, 7pm
Life Size
Gaming – Come in and get your game on
with these life-size classics! Ages 12-18.
Please register.
Wednesday, August 24th, 2:30pm M a g i c
the Gathering Club – Bring your cards and
come play Magic the Gathering! Ages 1218. Please register.
Monday, August 29th, 6pm
SAIL Party – A
thank you for those who participated in the
summer SAIL program. Ages 12-18.
ADULTS:
By appointment
Computer & eBook Reader Lessons - We
customize your lessons to help you. Just call 609-6935133.
Tuesday, August 9th, 1:30pm
M a h
Johngg Club – bring your set and play Mah
Johngg
Friday, August 19th, 2:30pm
Radical
Home Economics – Adult craft. Limit 20.
Please Register
Tuesday, August 23rd, 2pm
Shop
Rite Mason Jar Salads –Join Shop Rite’s
nutritionist to learn how to make mason jar
salads! Please register.
Wednesday, August 31st, 2pm
Introduction to Hoopla – Learn about our
new digital borrowing service. Please bring
your tablet or cell phone. Please register.
FRIENDS:
Friday, August 26th,
Friend’s Book
Sale - Great finds for little cost.
1:00-3:00 pm
Saturday, August 27th, Friend’s Book Sale
– Great finds for little cost.
10:00 am – 12:00 pm
FAMILY:
Wednesday, August 17th, 1pm
*Special
Program* OCL Puppet Show Players Presents
Kid Sheriff and the Terrible Toads – For
Summer Reading 2016, the Puppet Show
Players are creating a show based on Bob
Shea’s book. Drywater Gulch has a toad
problem. The kind of outlaw-toad problem!
Sheriff Ryan rolls into town and he may only
be 7 years old, and he might not know that
much about being a sheriff…but he does
know a lot about dinosaurs. When it comes
to Terrible Toads, they may have just met
their match! Family Program. Please register.
Monday, August 22nd, 2pm
*Special
Program* Jenkinsons Aquarium Presents
Penguin Pointers – Waddle into the world
of penguin biology, geography, care, feeing,
and conservation. Family Program. Please
register.
Friday, August 26th, 2:30pm
Craf tin’
with the Grandparents – Grandchild/
Grandparent shared craft. Limit 20. Please
register.
These programs are free and open to the
public.
Please register online at www.
theoceancountylibrary.org or by calling
609 693-5133.
TEENAGE TRUMPET TITAN BLASTS
MIDWEEK JAZZ AT GRUNIN CENTER
TOMS RIVER, NJ – Jazz wunderkind Geoff Gallante blows his
horn and makes the sounds of hot music and cool vocals sizzle during
the popular MidWeek Jazz Series at Ocean County College! On
Wednesday, August 10 at 8:00 p.m., the Jay and Linda Grunin Center
for the Arts will welcome back Gallante in an all new performance.
Come hear this acclaimed artist play classic jazz and swing in a single
90-minute set on the Main Stage, Grunin Center, Building #12, Ocean
County College Main Campus, College Drive, Toms River, NJ. Please
use Parking Lot #2.
GEOFF GALLANTE, the teenage titan of the trumpet has
been electrifying audiences since he began performing at the age of
four! Born and raised in Toms River, but now a resident of Alexandria,
Virginia, Gallante is a 15-year-old cornet, trumpet, and flugelhorn
soloist extraordinaire! One of the most celebrated young musicians
in the world today, Gallante has performed at Kennedy Center, The
White House, Birdland in New York City, and at other top venues around the country and
the world. Comfortable playing all styles, from traditional New Orleans style to small group
straight-ahead jazz to classic big band and swing, this will be a great opportunity to see him
perform locally.
Other MidWeek Jazz Performances in 2016 (8:00 p.m.):
Tuesday, Jul 26 – David Ostwald’s Louis Armstrong Eternity Band
Wed, Sep 21 – Bucky’s Back & Better Than Ever!
Wed, Oct 19 – Bria Skonberg
Wed, Dec 7 – Molly Ryan’s Swingin’ Christmas Ball
Other MidWeek Jazz Performances in 2017 (8:00 p.m.):
Wed, Jan 11 – The Midiri Brothers Salute Benny Goodman & Friends
Wed, Feb 15 – Ricky Riccardi
Wed, Mar 15 – Dennis Lichtman
Wed, Apr 12 – Stephanie Trick
Wed, Jun 21 – The Jazz Lobsters
Tickets: $24 adults; $20 seniors; $12 students. Call the Grunin Center Box Office at 732-2550500 or visit www.grunincenter.org.
NOTE: All performances are subject to change. Please call ahead for updated schedule or
visit our web site at www.ocean.edu
Stockton Marine Field Station Begins Oyster Reef
Construction with 150 Bushels of Whelk Shells Containing
200,000 Oyster Spat
Who: Stockton University Marine Field Station, students and local oysterman Dale Parsons
What: Stockton University’s grant-funded experimental oyster reef construction begins with
150 bushels of whelk shells containing more than 200,000 oyster spat that will be loaded
onto Stockton’s research vessel, R/V Petrel, for transport to the Little Egg Harbor reef site.
When: Wednesday, July 20, 8:30-10:30 a.m.
Where: Parsons Mariculture site at Great Bay Marina, located at 45 Montana Drive, Little Egg
Harbor Township, N.J. 08087
Multimedia: Photo and video opportunities.
Press Release: https://stockton.edu/news/oyster-reef-little-egg-harbor-2016-press-release.
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Long Beach Island
Foundation of the Arts
and
Sciences
http://lbifoundation.org
Art Exhibitions
ALL EVENTS
INSPIRED HOMES & ARCHITECTURE
EXHIBITION - Friday, July 29th, 2016 Monday, August 15th, 2016 - All Day
ARCHITECTURE EXHIBITION LECTURE /
PANEL DISCUSSION - Friday, July 29th, 2016
- 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm
ARCHITECTURE EXHIBITION OPENING
RECEPTION - Saturday, July 30th, 2016 - 5:00
pm - 7:00 pm
MEMBER, STUDENT, FACULTY Exhibition
- Friday, August 19th, 2016 - Monday,
September 5th, 2016 - All Day
MEMBER, STUDENT, FACULTY EXHIBITION
OPENING RECEPTION - Saturday, August
20th, 2016 - 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm
PLEIN AIR PLUS+ EXHIBITION - Friday,
September 9th, 2016 - Monday, October
24th, 2016 - All Day
FALL PLEIN AIR WORKSHOP AROUND
LBI with Jeffrey Reed - Day I - Saturday,
September 10th, 2016 - Sunday, September
11th, 2016 - 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
FALL PLEIN AIR WORKSHOP AROUND
LBI with Jeffrey Reed - Day II - Saturday,
September 10th, 2016 - Sunday, September
11th, 2016 - 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Plein Air Plus Lecture & Demo with Nancy
Tankersley - Sunday, September 25th, 2016 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
PLEIN AIR PLUS EXHIBITION OPENING
RECEPTION - Sunday, September 25th, 2016
- 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm
INSPIRED HOMES
& ARCHITECTURE
EXHIBITION
Date: Friday, July 29th, 2016 Monday, August 15th, 2016
Time: All Day
Major Annual Events
JOIN US FOR THESE FUN
ANNUAL SUMMER EVENTS AT
LBIF
Summer Member BBQ & 1st Annual Burger
Grill-Off Competition! – Saturday, July 16th
– 6:00pm
28th Annual Fine Arts Festival – Saturday &
Sunday, July 23rd + 24th
50th Annual Seashore Open House Tour –
Wednesday, August 3rd – 10:00am
7/22 OPEN STUDIO FIGURE DRAWING
STUDIO SESSIONS
7/23
The 28th ANNUAL LBIF FINE ART
FESTIVAL
7/24 - 24
The 28th ANNUAL LBIF FINE ART
FESTIVAL
7/25
MORNING SUMMER CAMP WEEK 5
RAKU WORKSHOP WEEK 4 (Monday,
Tuesday, Friday)
AFTERNOON SUMMER CAMP WEEK 5
more...
7/26
FAMILY NIGHTS OUT: MR. RAY
7/27
Watercolor Techniques
EVENING WHEEL THROWING &
HANDBUILDING with Jeff Ruemeli ~
Summer Session 2
CREATIVE TEENS and TWEENS
EVENINGS: ORIGAMI with Evan Zodl
7/28
MORNING WHEEL THROWING &
HANDBUILDING with Jeff RuemeliSummer
~ Session 2
WET FELTED FLOWER PINS with Sara
Setzer
7/29
INSPIRED HOMES & ARCHITECTURE
EXHIBITION
OPEN STUDIO FIGURE DRAWING
STUDIO SESSIONS
ARCHITECTURE LECTURE & PANEL
DISCUSSION
7/30
ARCHITECTURE EXHIBITION OPENING
RECEPTION
Discovery Fridays
COME DISCOVER LONG BEACH
ISLAND THE WAY IT WAS
MEANT TO BE ENJOYED.
DISCOVERY FRIDAYS – Explore the
Interpretative Centers
Fridays 2016: June 24 – Friday, August 26
10:00AM
Each Discovery Friday you will be given a
guided tour of LBIF’s protected 21 acre salted
marsh preserve, Diamondback Terrapin
Nesting Relocation site, rain garden and
monarch butterfly garden, and bee hives.
On the guided tour stop by meet local field
experts from ReClam the Bay, Long Beach
Township, MATES, and Uriah Creek Apiaries.
Long Beach Island is an important feature
of the New Jersey coastline, specifically as
a barrier island, protecting the mainland
and the estuaries of the Barnegat and
Manahawkin Bays. Each Discovery Friday
discusses the importance of barrier islands
and their ecosystems, the island’s habitat, and
the future health of the islands and its waters.
Looking to learn more about science during
the winter & spring? Discover our Science
Saturday Lecture Series
Did you know?
The LBIF was founded almost 70 years ago?
That 33% of our budget comes from
membership fees?
Events, Classes & Exhibitions
Weekend Yoga (Saturdays & Sundays)
Saturday, May 14th, 2016 - Saturday,
September 24th, 2016
Aerobics with Allison Laurence (Mondays Saturdays)
Monday, June 27th, 2016 - Saturday,
September 3rd, 2016
Weekday Yoga with Christina Stoltz
Monday, June 27th, 2016 - Friday,
September 23rd, 2016
CAREER & KIDS OPEN HOUSES
FOR OCC CONTINUING &
PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION
TOMS RIVER – Visit us and learn more! The Department
of Continuing & Professional Education at Ocean County College is
hosting three Open Houses for individuals looking to branch out
into a new career field or upgrade skills, and for parents interested in
learning more about Kids on Campus programs. The Open Houses
will be held on the Ocean County College Main Campus, College
Drive, Toms River, NJ. Admission is free and open to the public.
Medical Billing, Medical Coding, & Health Information
Management as a Career Open House: Saturday, August 13 from 9:00
a.m. to 12:00 noon, Room A224, Grunin Center, Building #11. Visitors
should park in Parking Lot #2. Be a part of the growing health care
industry! Start a career in medical billing, coding, health information
management (HIM), or electronic health records (EHR). Medical
billers, coders, EHR, and HIM specialists hold very important positions
in the medical field. Learn how you can complete a certificate either
online or in a traditional classroom setting and have a rewarding job
in the health care industry, either in a home business or health care
facility.
Career Night & Kids On Campus Open House: Wednesday,
August 24 from 3:00 to 7:00 p.m., Ground Floor Lobby, College
Library, Building #3. Visitors should park in Parking Lot #1. Make
tracks to start a new career in health care, business, technology, and
specialized careers. (A list of certificate programs is listed below.)
This Open House is also a great opportunity to check out OCC’s fun
and educational programs for kids and teens including dance, golf,
science, and more!
Business, Technology, & Specialized Careers Open House:
Thursday, September 15 from 3:00 to 7:00 p.m., Ground Floor Lobby,
College Library, Building #3. Visitors should park in Parking Lot #1.
This is your opportunity to meet the instructors, learn about Career
Track training and certificate programs, and ask questions about
education and career opportunities. You’ll also receive help with
registration and payment options. (A list of certificate programs is
listed below.)
Fast-Track Career Certificate Programs
HEALTH CARE – Certified Medication Aide, Dental Assisting,
EKG Technician, Homemaker/Home Health Aide, Medical Assistant,
Medical Office Specialist, Patient Care Technician/Assistant, Personal
Trainer, Pharmacy Technician, Phlebotomy Technician, Physical
Therapy Aide, and Yoga Teacher, in addition to Medical Billing,
Medical Coding, Health Information Management, and Electronic
Health Records.
BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY – Adobe Photoshop, Digital
Blueprint, Entrepreneur, Excel, Legal Office Assistant, Office Support
Specialist/Bookkeeper, PowerPoint, QuickBooks, and System
Administrator (Security+, Network+, A+).
SPECIALIZED CAREERS – Animal Control Officer, Bartending,
Child Development Associate Credential, ServSafe® Food Protection
Manger, and Uniform Construction Technical Assistant.
For more information, call the Ocean County College
Department of Continuing & Professional Education at 732-2550409 or email cpeinfo@ocean.edu.
Visit www.ocean.edu to view the current non-credit course catalogue.
Experience the
No.1 International
Buffet in Town
Welcome to
Fortune Buffet
We are proud to present
to you an entire new concept in
buffet dining. Our chefs have
taken great pride in
introducing to the
area the new international
buffet in town.
We invite you to come
and enjoy our
gracious hospitality
in our new restaurant.
Lunch Buffet • Dinner Buffet
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PRESS RELEASE
Waretown branch Library
Month of July
Julie Turner – African Magic
Julie Turner is an avid traveler and amateur photographer. Although
she has visited numerous countries throughout her wanderings, it
has been while touring Uganda, Kenya, and Rwanda that she has
deeply sensed awe and privilege. Experience the magic of Africa
through her captured images of wildlife, people, and untouched
landscapes.
These programs are free and open to the public.
Please register online at www.theoceancountylibrary.org
Join us for
Coastal Habitat
for Humanity’s
5th Annual Golf
Classic!
Thursday, October 6,
2016
The Colts Neck Golf
Club
12:30pm
Shotgun
Start
|
Scramble
Format
Golfers have
the opportunity to
enjoy
Monmouth
County’s premier semiprivate golf facilities
while raising funds to
help Coastal Habitat
continue to build
strength, stability, selfreliance and shelter for
families in need.
BAYVILLE CHURCH HELPS THE NEEDY
By JO ANN LA RUSSO
It’s so easy to take things, like
food on the table, for granted. But with
today’s economy, and joblessness on the
rise, it is no joke. More and more people
are turning to food pantries for help.
They don’t like it. But they have
no choice, especially those with children.
United Methodist Church, on
Rte 9, in Bayville, is just one of many
such food pantries. And they give lots to
those who are signed up. Each Tuesday
and Saturday between 8 and 11 am, if
you are a resident of Berkeley Township,
just go to the Fellowship Hall, at the rear
of the church, and ladies await you for
information.
“You will need to bring with you a picture
ID with your address, and your SSI or SSD
amount from Social Security,
and that’s about it,”
Once registered, you sign in
at Fellowship Hall, on any of
those two days. There’s not
much of a wait,” said Joyce,
who is a volunteer registrar.
Food item wants are filled
out there.
Before
you
know it, you’re name is called,
and you go into the “Loaves
and Fishes” Food Room, where
volunteers, Fran Galleto, Ray
Louise Wojcicki, and teens,
Gregory and Daniel Leifert, will
take your pre-order.
They offer brand name breads,
bagels, milk, juice and cereals.
Chips, frozen meats, fish and chicken, bags full of unsold WaWa
sandwiches and hashbrowns, tomatoes on the vine, 10 lb. bags of
potatoes, carrots, onions, and other in-season produce.
Also offered are sanitary products, toothpaste, mouthwash, oragel,
deodorants, and sunscreens in many forms.
You will leave with several bags of food, all of which are carried to
your car by volunteers.
“I don’t know what we’d do without this,” said a young mother of
four. “It really is a blessing, and we are so very grateful.”
Yes,” said another recipient. “It certainly helps ends meet. We are all
thankful.”
Three youth summer programs are being offered this summer
by the Conserve Wildlife Foundation of NJ:
The Bayshore Adventure Program at the Leonardo State Marina
The Wildlife Explorer Summer Program at Duke Farms
Beach. Birds. Biology. A Wildlife Adventure (three locations)
Information on all programs can be found at http://www.
conservewildlifenj.org/education/kidssummerprograms/ .
IT’S ALMOST THAT TIME - By JoAnn LaRusso
Sadie Rose Nastasi will be born into this wonderful world on, or about, Aug. 16th, and new
mommy to be, Laura and husband,
Nick, are just ecstatic.
That happiness overextends to his
daughters, Cheyann,15, who lives
with the couple, and Hailey,16, of
Florida, along with granny to be, Ellen
Kaveney, and husband, Larry. Laura’s
dad, Mike Boyle of Forked River, and
dozens of guests evidenced that last
week at Laura’s surprise baby shower.
Of course, the theme was pink, right
down to the writing on the huge
cake laid out on the dessert table.
The buffet that was served included
everything from soup to nuts, and
then some. Many of the guests
offered to bring a dish, and chicken,
baked ziti, cold cuts and salads were
eaten with gusto by the roughly 70
friends that attended.
Laura, as guest of honor, sat in her
tulle covered throne, with all her
bridal attendants, and opened the
mountain of gifts piled high on the
gift table. Rose was her grandmother,
Rose Cucci’s name.” We both liked the
name Sadie,” said the mom-to-be.
Laura’s, Aunt Kathy, made the
“wishing well”, that is a so popular at
today’s baby showers, where guests
put in little baby favors like rattles,
teething rings, you get the idea.
“It’s a beautiful affair,” said Donna of Toms River. ”I’m so happy for Laura. She’s been married
a year and was hoping. She loves Nick’s daughters as her own, and now little Sadie Rose will
make them whole.”
The couple owns a landscaping
business. “That work will be put on
hold for me,” Laura said. The real job
will be when Sadie Rose is born, and
Laura gets up every day and does
what mothers do.
“I know I’m ready for it,” she said. “The
closer the date gets, the more excited
we become. And Cheyanne and
Hailey are thrilled as well. They can’t
wait to hold their little baby sister,”
said Laura.
“As a friend of grandmother to be,
Ellen, I can only say I wish Laura the
best, and a beautiful healthy baby.
And when Sadie Rose is born, I guess you could easily say it will be a “fullhouse.,” joked Janie
Colangelo, of Seaside.
The pre-natal memories will fade fast when Sadie is born, and starts growing up as quickly as
babies do, from toddlers to teens. “The ultrasound was magnificent,” Laura rightly bragged.
“They are so magical. I couldn’t stop giggling through the whole experience. Nick had tears
in his eyes.”
We wish this happy family the best, and that is what they look forward to, and deserve.
Raising a child is no easy task. It takes lots of patience and lots of love!
We’re ready,” Laura said.“More than ready. Just thinking that it’s almost time for her to be
borne, is more than I could hope and pray for.”
Welcome, Sadie Rose Nastasti..You are loved!
Our next Music Cafe is coming up fast!
Music Cafe at the Grove
Sunday, July 31st, Doors Open 5 pm
Music 6 to 9 pm
Black Cat Habitat
Black Cat Habitat is a soulful and
shamelessly melodic indie pop-rock band
with a beautifully worn 90’s alt sensibility
from the Trenton - Philadelphia area, led
by singer-songwriter Rachel McCullough.
Rachel’s vocals have been described as
“wickedly sweet” and “captivating.” She
writes and performs bittersweet songs
about longing, triumph, and finding your
own habitat.
Singer-songwriter Rachel McCullough’s
bittersweet songs are all dressed up in an
upbeat pop-rock style with a swipe of black
eyeliner. Try as she might, Rachel can’t stop
writing songs. Rachel’s vocals have been
described as “captivating” and “wickedly
sweet” evoking comparisons ranging from
Chrissy Hynde to Alanis Morissette to Gwen
Stefani. Her musical influences include the
Beatles, the Jam, the Pretenders, Blondie,
Linda Ronstadt, U2, Aimee Mann, Juliana
Hatfield, the Foo Fighters, Sesame Street,
and all things SubPop and Brit.
$10 admission includes show, coffee/tea/
food.
We’re a family friendly venue with a
separate listening room for children. With
adult, children 10 and under free; 11 to 15
$5.
If you like, bring appetizer or dessert to
share!
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The Cancer Support Community at
Monmouth Medical Center,
Southern Campus Presents
Ongoing July Events
Gentle Yoga
Mondays, July 11, 18 and 25 from 2 to 3 p.m.
The Center for Healthy Living at Monmouth Medical Center, Southern
Campus and the Cancer Support Community will offer gentle yoga
classes for men and women of all ages who are affected by cancer.
Appropriate for beginners as well as seasoned practitioners, gentle
yoga classes will help participants learn how to increase flexibility,
range of motion, energy and relaxation. Classes will take place at the
Center for Healthy Living located at 198 Prospect Street in Lakewood.
Registration is required by calling 732-923-6090. Medical clearance is
required for those currently undergoing active cancer treatments.
Exercise for Strength
Mondays, July 11, 18 & 25 from 3:15 to 4:15 p.m.
This work-out group is designed to improve energy and increase
endurance and flexibility. Sneakers are required. The group, offered
by Monmouth Medical Center, Southern Campus and the Cancer
Support Community, will be held at the Center for Healthy Living
located at 198 Prospect Street in Lakewood. Registration is required
by calling 732-923-6090.
Relaxation and Guided Imagery
Mondays, July 11, 18 & 25 from 4:30 to 5 p.m.
This program of relaxation and guided imagery is open to those
affected by a cancer diagnosis and will take place at the Center
for Healthy Living located at 198 Prospect Street in Lakewood.
Registration is required by calling 732-923-6090.
All Cancers Support Group
Fridays, July 1, 8, 15 and 22 from 10 to 11:30 a.m.
This free, professionally run support group provides a safe place
for individuals dealing with any type of cancer. The group, offered
by Monmouth Medical Center, Southern Campus and the Cancer
Support Community, will be held at the Center for Healthy Living
located at 198 Prospect Street in Lakewood. Registration is required
by calling 732-923-6090.
About Monmouth Medical Center, Southern Campus
Monmouth Medical Center, Southern Campus is an acute-care
community hospital located in Lakewood, Ocean County. A
RWJBarnabas Health facility, Monmouth Medical Center, Southern
Campus merged with Monmouth Medical Center, a teaching
hospital located in Long Branch, Monmouth County, in 2014. The
hospitals are dedicated to improving the health and well-being of
the communities they proudly serve through expanded access to
specialty outpatient services that focus on preventive medicine and
healthy living. The partnership has also expanded patients’ access
to geriatric and pediatric emergency services, as well as outpatient
neurology, oncology and geriatric services. Monmouth Medical
Center, Southern Campus has converted to all private rooms, which
makes it the only provider in the region with all private rooms for
overnight stays. For more information about Monmouth Medical
Center, Southern Campus, visit www.barnabashealth.org/mmcsc.
2016 August Programs at the Berkeley Branch
of the Ocean County Library
7 PM
Join us for a free concert with the folk music duo Andy and Judy
Daigle, known as “Andy & Judy”, a Boston area folk duo that perform
regularly at coffee houses and concert venues throughout the
Northeast.
One – On – One Computer, E – Reader, & Genealogy
Sign up for a one – on – one class with a staff member who will teach
you the basics. Please call the Berkeley branch at 732-269-2144 to Cousin Jared’s Juggling Club, Thursday, August 11th, 7 PM
schedule an appointment.
Join us for an exciting evening of juggling. There will be a show and
lesson offered. Novice and experienced jugglers welcome. For ages
Teen Advisory Board Meeting, Monday, August 1st, at 6:30 PM
8 & up.
Help the library stay current with teen trends and hot topics. Have fun
while earning community service hours. For grades 7 – 12.
Life Size Gaming, Monday, August 15th, 6:30 PM
Come in and get your game on with these life size classics. For tweens
The Yarn Dolls, Mondays, August 1st, August 8th, August 15th, August and teens ages 11 – 17.
22nd, & August 29th, 6:30 – 8:30 PM
Knit or crochet with the Yarn Dolls. Bring along your unfinished Magic Show: Steven Michaels & Bubbles the Clown, Monday, August
projects.
15th, 7 PM
Magician Steven Michaels and Bubbles the Clown will have you
OCL Puppet Show Players Kid Sheriff Puppet Show & Craft, Tuesday, laughing and amazed. This is a high energy and fun filled show with
August 2nd, 10:30 AM
a combination of audience participation, magic, comedy, and silly
Drywater Gulch has a toad problem. The kind of outlaw – toad slapstick. Bubbles is always taking over the show with her silly gags,
problem! Sheriff Ryan rolls into town and he may only be 7 years zany one liners, and comical versions of magic tricks. All ages are
old, and he might not know that much about being a sheriff…but welcome.
he does know a lot about dinosaurs. When it comes to the Terrible
Toads, they may have just met their match! Ages 3 & up.
Woof Tales: Read to a Dog, Thursday, August 18th, 4 – 5 PM
Practice your reading skills with a trained therapy dog. Perfect for
Tween Crafternoons, Wednesdays, August 3rd & August 10th, 2:30 beginning readers and up.
PM
Use your creative energy to make fun crafts: new projects each week. DUPLO Play, Friday, August 19th, at 10:30 AM
For ages 9 – 12.
We’ll supply the DUPLO blocks for imaginative free play. For ages 3
– 5 with caregiver. This program is sponsored by the Friends of the
Come Sign with Cristen, Thursday, August 4th, 10:30 AM
Berkeley Library.
Have fun with Miss Cristen who will teach you American Sign
Language through singing and dancing! For ages 0 – 5. This program Senior Movie Matinee: 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi,
is sponsored by the Friends of the Berkeley Library.
Friday, August 19th, 1 PM
This film depicts the harrowing true story of the attack on a U.S.
Teen Maker Mornings, Thursdays, August 4th & August 11th, 10:30 embassy outpost in Benghazi, Libya, on September 11th, 2012.
AM
After the assault begins, an ex-military security team is tasked with
Calling all teen makers and artists. Join us for a new project each protecting a covert CIA base. 144 minutes (Rated R).
week. For ages 12 – 17.
An Afternoon of Mah Jong, Thursdays, August 4th, August 11th,
August 18th, & August 25th, 1 – 3:30 PM
This program is for experienced players. If you have your own set,
please bring it along. If you are new to our group, please register. This
program is sponsored by the Friends of the Berkeley Library.
Mobile County Connection, Tuesday, August 23rd, 10 AM – 2 PM
Ocean County’s mobile service bus offers passport applications,
Ocean Ride information, and more. Walk – in, no appointments
needed.
Stuffed Animal Sleepover, Tuesday, August 23rd, 6:30 PM
Wear your pajamas and bring a stuffed animal. We’ll share bedtime
Dance Together: Basic Ballet & Creative Movement, Monday, August stories and a craft. Your stuffed friend will sleep over at the library
8th, 10 AM & 11 AM
and you can pick them up the next day and learn what they did while
Keep fit and have fun in dance class! Kids will learn basic ballet you were away. For ages 4 – 7.
steps and use their imagination through creative movement and
expression. The class at 10 am is for children ages 2 – 3 and the class Teen Iron Chef, Monday, August 29th, 6:30 PM
at 11 am is for children ages 4 – 6. This program is sponsored by the Can your team create a tasty snack or dessert using the secret
Friends of the Berkeley Library.
ingredient? Accept the challenge and find out. For ages 12 – 17.
Head – to – Toe Movement Show! Turtle Dance, Wednesday, August
10th, 10:30 – 11:30 AM
This movement focused 60 minute performance is designed to The Berkeley branch is located at 30 Station Road in Bayville, NJ
engage children in physical activity using awesome music, original 08721. Information about these events can be found online at www.
stories, incredible visuals, exciting games, and interactive music theoceancountylibrary.org or by phone at 732-269-2144.
technology. For ages 2 & up.
Andy and Judy – Folk Music You Will Love, Wednesday, August 10th,
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South Jersey Cultural Alliance Cut Ribbon
on New Offices
at Stockton’s Kramer Hall on July 19
Galloway, N.J. - The South Jersey Cultural Alliance has
relocated to Kramer Hall, Stockton University’s instructional site in
Hammonton, N.J., and will celebrate with ribbon-cutting festivities
and $1,000 gift to Main Street Hammonton on Tuesday, July 19 from
1-2:30 p.m.
The event begins at the site at 30 Front St. at 1 p.m. with a
networking lunch including SJCA board members, Stockton President
Harvey Kesselman and other university officials, officials from
Hammonton, SJCA members, and partners and funders including
Creative NJ, the NJ State Council on the Arts, ArtPride NJ, Advocates
for NJ History, PNC Bank and New Jersey Community Capital.
The event will include a tour of the Hammonton Arts District
(weather permitting) and/or a tour of the exhibit located within the
Art Gallery at Kramer Hall which honors the various historic industries
of Hammonton. This exhibit is a collaboration between Stockton
University and the Noyes Museum of Art.
South Jersey Cultural Alliance (SJCA), a nonprofit membership
organization, serves over 100 regional arts and history organizations
in South Jersey. SJCA strengthens members by providing marketing
and promotion, professional development, information, resources
and advocacy.
The group sees the move to Kramer Hall as helping to align
its efforts with those of other non-profit agencies, businesses and
educational institutions which focus on the promotion of arts, history
and culture of South Jersey.
President Kesselman initiated the collaborative effort
between Stockton and SJCA at the Noyes Museum’s annual gala in
October 2015 and will give welcoming remarks at the event.
“SJCA is delighted to be part of Hammonton’s creative
community. With a growing arts district, two co-op artists spaces,
the Noyes Museum, the Eagle Theatre, a Main Street Third Thursday, a
makerspace and extraordinary culinary opportunities, SJCA fits right
in,” said Karen Pinzolo, executive director. “With SJCA’s new affiliation
with Stockton University, we are looking forward to new synergies
to strengthen our community in Hammonton as well as the entire
southern New Jersey region.”
Hammonton officials will lead the SJCA in cutting the ribbon
on its new offices, while Ben Ott, president of the Hammonton
Revitalization Corporation, will accept a $1,000 check for Main Street
Hammonton. The gift helps to kick off Main Street Hammonton’s
fundraising campaign for a piazza that would be used for its new
NJ Fringe Festival and arts activities year-round, especially on Third
Thursdays.
“The officials and people of Hammonton and Stockton University
have been gracious hosts. We look forward to working together to improve
the quality of life of southern New Jersey through art, history and culture,”
said Tim Hart, president of the SJCA Board of Trustees. “Our relationship with
Stockton University is key to the sustainable future of SJCA.”
“Having SJCA located within Kramer Hall provides us with
boundless opportunities to collaborate with Stockton faculty and students,
as well as the diverse group of community partners we have cultivated
throughout the Town of Hammonton,” said Eileen Conran-Folks, director.
“We hope to create a partnership with SJCA which will allow us
to expand our lecture series and seminars related to the arts. In addition,
we hope to create internships for our students studying in the Arts and
Humanities,” she added. Stockton faculty and staff will be able to participate
in workshops and other seminars that SJCA sponsors to celebrate South
Jersey’s arts and culture.
Kramer Hall also serves as the Hammonton site for the South Jersey
Culture & History Center at Stockton University, (SJCHC) led by Director Tom
Kinsella, a Stockton professor.
UPDATED NOVINS PLANETARIUM SCHEDULE
FEATURES CHRISTMAS IN JULY, LASER CONCERTS,
AND MORE AT OCEAN COUNTY COLLEGE
a diverse and unusual display of laser art, the overall feel is a dramatic
and haunting atmosphere. Songs include “Speak to Me,” “Breathe,”
“On the Run,” “Time,” “The Great Gig in the Sky,” “Money,” “Us and
Them,” “Any Colour You Like,” “Brain Damage,” and “Eclipse.”
TOMS RIVER – Throughout July, you can enjoy a celestial experience
at the Robert J. Novins Planetarium (Bldg #13) on the Ocean County
College Main Campus, College Drive, Toms River, NJ. Please call
ahead to confirm show dates and times! All shows, dates, and times
are subject to change without notice. Check out our webpage for
updated show information – new shows may be added!
Laser Pink Floyd: The Wall – Sat, July 30 at 9:45 p.m. NOTE: May contain
lyrics that some parents find objectionable. Not recommended for
ages under 15. Pink Floyd is always a crowd favorite and The Wall
is considered to be one of the best classic rock albums of all time.
It is a timeless classic, and one of Pink Floyd’s best, becoming the
group’s second best seller behind Dark Side of the Moon. Song
Playlist: “In the Flesh,”“The Thin Ice,”“Another Brick in the Wall (Part I),”
“The Happiest Days of Our Lives,” “Another Brick in the Wall (Part II),”
“Mother,” “Goodbye Blue Sky,” “Empty Spaces,” “Young Lust,” “Another
Brick in the Wall (Part III),” “Hey You,” “Comfortably Numb,” “Stop,” “The
Trial,” and “Run Like Hell.”
CHRISTMAS IN JULY: Enjoy holiday music shows, crafts, and visits
with Santa!
Laser Holidays – T Fri, July 22 at 8:30 p.m.; Mon, July 25 at 1:00 p.m.
This laser concert features classic holiday favorites like “Rudolph the
Red Nosed Reindeer” by Burl Ives and “White Christmas” by Bing
Crosby; modern hits such as “Jingle Bell Rock” by Randy Travis and
“The Chipmunk Song” by The Chipmunks; and unique renditions of
timeless songs including “Winter Wonderland” by Eurythmics and
“Frosty the Snowman” by Cocreau Twins, among many other favorites.
This is a fun experience for everyone and gives new meaning to the
term “holiday lights” – holiday LASER lights!
Let It Snow – Fri, July 22 at 7:00 p.m.; Sat, July 23 at 11:30 a.m. and
8:30 p.m.; Mon, July 25 at 11:30 a.m. This delightful animated show
features a new variety of festive classics such as “Let It Snow, Let
It Snow, Let It Snow”; “Run Rudolph Run”; “Frosty the Snowman”;
“Holly Jolly Christmas”; “Jingle Bell Rock”; and a stunning, multimedia finale by the Trans-Siberian Orchestra, among many others!
The soundtrack is visually enhanced with thematic animation, laser
imagery, special effects, and all-dome scenery in the audiovisual
setting of the Planetarium. This 32-minute program is a fun and
entertaining experience for all ages, especially families.
Christmas in July Pajama Night – Sat, July 23 at 7:00 p.m. Get your
jammies on and get ready for some fun! We’ll visit the planets and
hear stories about the characters that can be founded in the night
sky. We may even have time for music and dancing ... maybe even
lasers! Join us for this fun filled variety show ... and don’t forget to
wear your pajamas!
KIDS SHOWS
The Stars from My Backyard – July 23, and July 30 at 1:00 p.m.
Beginning with a beautiful sunrise, children learn about the sun,
moon, weather, constellations, and planets visible in the current sky.
Along the way, fun stories, songs, and even a passing rainstorm help
make this an exciting introduction to the sky for young children.
GENERAL ADMISSION SHOW
NEW! The Stars of Summer – Sat, July 30 at 7:00 p.m. This is our
newest sky show format beginning at sunset. Find out what stars
and constellations you can see in the sky tonight and identify what
stars are actually planets!
LASER SHOWS
Laser Pink Floyd: Dark Side of the Moon – Sat, July 30 at 8:30 p.m.
NOTE: May contain lyrics that some parents find objectionable. Not
recommended for ages under 15. This iconic album offers a mixture
of psychedelic, rock, and jazz sounds. Its sonic backdrops and
atmospheric soundscapes combined with a unique assortment of
sound effects yield an emotional resonance. When accompanied by
Admission: (per show) $10 adults, $8 seniors (60+) and OCC Rewards
Members with card, $7 children (12 and under). Family Pack $35 (a
$41 value) includes two adults and three children. To see more than
one show on a given day, ask for our Multi-Show Discount!
To purchase tickets, visit the Novins Planetarium webpage at www.
ocean.edu. Tickets also go on sale at the door ½ hour before our first
show. We accept all major credit cards. Sorry, we are unable to accept
checks.
For recorded show information, call 732-255-0342. For the latest
news, events, trailers, and schedules, visit www.ocean.edu or like us
on Facebook or follow us Twitter.
Teaching American Literature in Greece
Shows Power of Collaborating Across
Cultures
Stockton Associate Professor Kristin
Jacobson Is First Faculty Member
To Participate in Exchange with Aristotle
University
Galloway, N.J. - Kristin Jacobson, associate professor of
Literature at Stockton University, this summer has been teaching
American literature to students at Aristotle University, one of the
largest universities in Greece’s public system of higher education.
“It’s important to think about American culture in a global
context - that’s the heart and soul of our graduate degree in American
studies,” she said. “Stockton has a commitment to global education,
which is needed because our culture doesn’t exist in isolation.”
Jacobson, the first Stockton faculty member to participate
in an ongoing exchange program with Aristotle University, spent
two weeks teaching undergraduate classes and meeting with
graduate students and faculty. She also gave public lectures on
adventure and the environment, feminist teaching methods and
technology, and creative thinking and writing with a focus on the
American wilderness. About 80,000 students attend the university in
Thessaloniki.
She gave the students “an opportunity to grapple with an
American poet making a claim about Greek culture,” by discussing
the poem “Helen,” by Hilda Doolittle, a writer of the early 20th
Century known as “H.D.”
The writer states that “‘All Greece hates’ Helen of Troy,” a
jumping off point for the students to discuss H.D.’s intent and “how it
makes them feel.”
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“Is she using Greece as a way to represent a
difficult idea, about patriarchal cultures and
Western thinking?” Jacobson inquired.
Students uncovered a range of
interpretations for how the poem interpreted
Greek and American cultures and their views
on beauty, women’s roles in politics, and
whether or not Western thinking about
these topics has changed since H.D. wrote
the poem.
Jacobson’s role was to begin the
exchange of faculty and help to grow the
program, which is intended to “find ways
for our students to communicate with
their students, through virtual and/or real
exchanges,” she said. “Students at both
institutions may work on a project together
via the internet,” she added.
Tatiani Rapatzikou, an assistant
professor in the Department of American
Literature and Culture in the School of
English at Aristotle University, will visit
Stockton in October to give a public
lecture and teach several classes, including
a graduate American Studies class with
Deborah Gussman, professor of American
Literature.
In addition to teaching, Jacobson
had the opportunity to learn more about
the daily lives of Greek citizens enduring
economic and societal upheaval.
“Greece is really in a crucial time
with the refugee crisis, the future of the
European Union, and the significant
economic austerity measures they are
grappling with,” she said. “Taxes were raised
on coffee and other daily essentials - almost
everything you purchased was being taxed.”
There are hiring freezes in many
fields, including at universities and
hospitals, she said.
“I saw protests
and students participating in democracy,
including student elections, which are taken
so seriously that the university does not hold
classes then, to enable everyone to vote.”
The port city of Thessaloniki is a
beautiful juxtaposition of modern infrastructure
set amidst Byzantine architecture.
“There’s a very modern café with an
archeological dig going on by the side of the road,”
she said. “In trying to build the metro, they found
artifacts from the ancient road, which are being
researched, but which also delayed construction.”
Her trip included visits to Thessaloniki’s
Roman forum and the White Tower, “an icon of the
city on the waterfront dating to when Thessaloniki
was a walled city occupied by the Turks,” she said.
She credited Rapatzikou and David Roessel,
professor of Greek Languages and Literature,
with initiating the exchange program, and
thanked Deans Lisa Honaker of the School of Arts
& Humanities and Rob Gregg of the School of
General Studies for their support. “The hospitality
of Aristotle University was amazing and the
faculty and students were open and welcoming,”
she added.
Be sure to visit the
County Connection
Your Connection to Ocean County
Government Conveniently located at the
Ocean County Mall, 1201 Hooper Avenue,
Toms River
Open regular Mall hours, including evenings, weekends and holidays.
Phone: 732-288-7777
Email : countyconnection@co.ocean.nj.us
Consumer Affairs * Senior Services
* Job Search
Surrogate Services * Veterans Services
Voter Registration * Vote By Mail Ballots
County Maps * Calendars of Events
* 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
County Connection
or to learn about the Mobile County
Connection
visit our website or
Call 732-288-7777
Sponsored by the
OCEAN COUNTY BOARD OF
CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS
John C. Bartlett, Jr., Director
Gerry P. Little, Deputy Director
Virginia E. Haines
John P. Kelly *County Connection Liaison*
Joseph H. Vicari
In cooperation with
County Clerk Scott M. Colabella
County Sheriff Michael G. Mastronardy
County Surrogate Jeffrey W. Moran
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Museums & Historic Exhibits
Daily - Barnegat Light Museum
Barnegat Light
609-494-8578 www.bl-hs.org
Daily - Long Beach Island Historical Museum
Beach Haven
609-492-3988 www.lbimuseum.com
Daily - NJ Maritime Museum
Beach Haven
609-492-0202 www.njmaritimemuseum.org
Daily - Tuckerton Seaport & Baymen’s
Museum
Tuckerton
609-296-8868 www.tuckertonseaport.org
Sat. (most Sat.) - Free Guided Walking Tours
of Historic Downtown Toms River
Ocean County Historical Society, Toms River
732-341-1880 www.oceancountyhistory.org
Sat. - The Cottage Museum
Island Heights
732-929-1486 www.islandhts.org/IHC&HA.
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Art Classes & Exhibits
Now - September - Master Sculptor Brian
Hanlon’s Summer Outdoor Exhibit of
Masterpieces
Downtown Toms River
732-341-8738
www.downtowntomsriver.
com
7/23, 7/24 - 27th Annual LBIF Fine Art Festival
Long Beach Island Foundation of the Arts &
Science, Loveladies
609-494-1241
http://www.paragonartevents.com/S-23LBIF+Fine+Art+Festival.html
DAILY ART CLASSES
Ocean County Artists Guild, Island Heights
732-270-3111 www.ocartistsguild.org
Pine Shores Art Association, Manahawkin
609-597-3553
www.
pineshoresartassociation.org
Pop-Up Projects @ Just Bead It
Beach Haven 609-492-2323
Surf City 609-494-8177
www.justbeadit.net
WEEKLY ON SUNDAYS
Comedy & Stage
Performances
7/22 - Laurita Winery’s 80’s Night
Plumsted
609-758-0200 www.lauritawinery.com
7/22 - 7/24 - OCC Repertory Theatre
Company Presents:
Guys and Dolls
Grunin Center for the Arts @ Ocean County
College, Toms River
732-255-0400 www.grunincenter.org
7/23 - Soulsational Music & Wellness Festival
732-269-4456 www.btrec.org
7/26 - MidWeek Jazz Series:
David Ostwald’s Louis Armstrong Eternity
Band
Grunin Center for the Arts @ Ocean County
College, Toms River
732-255-0400 ww.grunincenter.org
Kids Stitching
Ocean County Artists’ Guild, Island Heights
732-270-3111 http://www.ocartistsguild.org
7/27 - Concert Fest 2016
Harry Wright Lake, Whiting
732-657-8121 http://www.manchestertwp.
com
Sat. & Sun. - Havens Homestead Museum
Brick
732-785-2500
www.
bricktwphistoricalsociety.com
WEEKLY ON MONDAYS
1.) Postcards from the Shore, 2.) Precious
Metal Jewelry w/ Barbara Rivolta, & 3.)
Traditional Watercolor with Pauline Mickle
7/27 - High Tide Homicide Murder Mystery
Dinner
Cuisine on the Green @ Atlantis, Little Egg
Harbor
609-296-2137
http://www.
cuisineonthegreen.com
Sun. & Wed. - Lakehurst Historical Society
Museum
Lakehurst
732-657-8864 www.nlhs.com
WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS
Children’s Art with Alison Amelchenko
7/29 - 7/31 - Disney’s THE LITTLE MERMAID
Strand, Lakewood
732-920-9041 http://www.bcct.org
Sun. & Wed. - New Egypt Historical Society
Museum
New Egypt
609-758-8111
www.
newegypthistoricalsociety.com
WEEKLY ON WEDNESDAYS
1.) More Children’s Art with Alison
Amelchenko, 2.) Teen Art, &
3.) Watercolor Outside the Lines
Sat. - Ocean Gate Museum
Ocean Gate
732-269-5710
http://www.ochistory.org/
OGHS_-_Main_Page.php
Tues. & Fri. - Walking Tours Through Historical
Beach Haven
DAILY
Medleys Music Man Singing Ice Cream
Parlour
Seaside Heights Boardwalk
844-854-2779 https://www.themusicman.
com/medleys/
The Music Man Singing Ice Cream Shoppe
Lavallette
732-854-2779 www.themusicman.com
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COMMUNITY
ANNOUNCEMENTS
SUMMER SALE
Shop Local in the Noyes Museum of Art
Shops
HAMMONTON, NJ – The Noyes Museum
of Art of Stockton University is pleased to
present the annual Summer Sale in its retail
locations in Hammonton and Atlantic City
beginning on July 1. Shop for find one-ofa-kind artwork and unique gifts created by
local and regional artisans during the sale,
which ends on July 31.
www.noyesmuseum.org
www.artsgarageac.com
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QVC Bus Trip – Sat., Oct. 15th, 2016,
- A FABULOUS SHOPPING DAY hosted by CONTACT of Ocean/Mon.
Counties, the 24/7 Crisis/Suicide
Prevention Hotline. $75 Ticket
includes round trip bus fare to QVC
outlet store, Frazer, PA, lunch at Buca
di Beppo & MORE SHOPPING TIME
AT QVC GIFT SHOP IN STUDIO PARK.
Bus departs Toms River Presbyterian
Church, 1070 Hooper Ave., 8am
sharp, arrives home approx. 6:30pm.
Call 732-240-6104 or mail checks to
CONTACT, P.O. Box 1121, Toms River,
NJ 08754.
MAKE A
MARGARITA GLASS FLORAL
ARRANGEMENT
FRIDAY – JULY 15TH - 1-3
BEING HOSTED BY WHITING FLORIST
COME JOIN US ..
COST 20.00 (No Refunds) Must be Paid In
Advance
PINE RIDGE AT CRESTWOOD –
LAKESHORE LODGE – 48 A BEAVER
WHITING, NJ
RSVP & PAID FOR BY JULY 11TH (No Refunds)
732-941-4583
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BUSY BEE’S OF PINE RIDGE AT
CRESTWOOD
WHITING, NJ 08758
Would Like to Invite Everyone To
A SUNDAY AFTERNOON OF SONG &
DANCE
PERFORMED BY THE TREBLE MAKERS
A Group of Young Performers (Our Gang
Players)
JULY 24, 2016….2PM
Lakeshore Lodge –
48A Beaver Ave, Whiting, NJ 08759
COFFE AND CAKE WILL BE PROVIDED
50/50 TO BE HELD
RSVP 732-941-4583 (leave message) By July
18th
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CALL FOR VENDORS
Pine Ridge at Crestwood , Whiting, NJ,
would like to invite you to take part in our
upcoming “Vendor/Healthcare Fair ”, to be
held on Saturday - September 17th
The goals of the event are to help seniors in
our area, become aware of services available
to them.
If interested, please contact :
Laura Coltenback – 732-941-4583 No later
then July 15th
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VENDOR- FAIR
Sponsored by Management and Busy Bees
of Pine Ridge
SEPT 17TH 9AM -3PM
Audubon Lodge – 73 Martin Drive, Whiting,
NJ.
Food will be available for a small fee
50/50 During the Day
Questions contact Laura C 732-941-4583
(Leave Message)
SEND US
YOUR
COMMUNITY
ANNOUNCEMENTS
WE WILL
GLADLY
PUBLISH
THEM.
Open, Quiet and Spacious Setting
Surrounded by the Jersey Woods
“All Sites in Wooded Areas”
• 3 Way Hook-ups Water/Elec/Sewer
• Park like setting • Open Fields
• Bathhouse • Fishing Lake • Playground
• Swimming Pool • Tent & RV Camping
Just Minutes from LBI & Seaside off Rt. 9 exit 69 going south off GSP
609-698-3134
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
Classified Ads are $5 or $10
FOR SALE
Solid Oak Headboard for
up to King Size bed $100
or best offer
732-864-5851
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Large selection of crystal
glassware, Decanter etc...
Best Offer
848-333-0709
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Antique Bureau
Appraised at $8,000 15
years go. Offers
848-333-0709
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RARE
COCA
COLA
CALENDAR
SERIES
ADVERTISMENT,
$15 OR BEST OFFER
CALL 732-604-9630
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JASON GIAMBI AND
DERIK JETER FIGURINES
BRAND NEW IN ORIGINAL
PACKAGE.
$ 20.00 OR BEST OFFER
CALL 732-604-9630
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BUDWEISER BEER STEIN.
PERFECT
CONDITION.
SLIGHT WEAR AT BASE.
$20.00 OR BEST OFFER
CALL 732-604-9630
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3500 BASEBALL CARDS,
VARIOUS
TEAMS,
VARIOUS YEARS. ALL
ARE BRAND NEW IN
INDIVIDUAL
PLASTIC
SLEEVES. $200 OR BEST
OFFER
CALL 732-604-9630
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ARCITECTUAL
DIGEST
FROM 90’S. SPECIAL NEW
YORK ISSUE, WORLD
TRADE CENTER COVER.
BEAUTIFUL
COVER
PHOTO.
$25 OR BEST OFFER
CALL 732-604-9630
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SET OF FOUR BEAUTIFUL
HAND
PAINTED
CHAMPAGNE OR WINE
FLUTES. HAVE NO IDEA
THE AGE. BOUGHT AT
ESTATE SALE.
$40 OR BEST OFFER
CALL 732-604-9630
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TWO BEAUTIFUL MENS
POCKET
WATCHES.
BRAND NEW IN PERFECT
CONDITION. BOTH GOLD
TONE AND WOULD MAKE
GREAT GIFTS.
$20 OR BEST OFFER
CALL 732-604-9630
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EXECUTIVE GOLF SET IN
LEATHER CASE. BRAND
NEW AND EXCELLENT
GIFT FOR GOLFERS.
$20 OR BEST OFFER
CALL 732-604-9630
-----------200 COMIC BOOKS,
BRAND NEW IN PLASTIC
SLEEVES. MOST ARE
MARVEL
INCLUDING
BATMAN,
SUPERMAN,
ETC. VARIOUS TITLES,
VARIOUS
COMPANIES.
NO DUPLICATES.
$250 OR BEST OFFER
CALL 732-604-9630
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GARAGE SALES
place your ad here
___________________
HELP WANTED
Waitress & Driver wanted
call Mike at Rosato’s
732-914-8787
_________________
Driver wanted for local
deliveries of the 5 & 10
call Ray at
1-800-621-1262
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Driver wanted for
Wholesale Food
deliveries good salary
and possible sales
territory for the right
person
Call Neil at 732-987-5600
_________________
SALES REP
Sales rep F/P/T for sales
of advertising in the 5 &
10 & Gazette Newspaper.
Exclusive territories
Call Ray at
1-800-621-1262
____________________
BUSINESS SERVICES
AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR
37 East Auto
Full service Automotive
repairs. Towing available
best rates in town.
Call 732-929-3000
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AUTO BODY
REPAIR
Ocean Bay Auto Body
1201 Beaver Dam Rd.,
Point Pleasant NJ
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BAIL BONDS
Place your ad here.
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BAIT & TACKLE
Dock Outfitters
Boat Rentals, Bait & Tackle
Store, Free Crabbing &
Fishing Pier.
thedockoutfitters.com
732-830-5611
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Murphy’s
Bait & Tackle
Serving Barnegat Bay,
Seaside & IBSP
Live Fresh & Frozen Baits
Tica - Tsunami - Calcutta
Shimano-Okuma-Penn
Propane Refils
Block & Cube Ice
2701 Rt. 37 East
Toms River NJ 08753
732-270-3856
murphyshookhouse.com
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Pro Cut Bait
308 Main St.
Forked River, NJ 08731
1-800-842-2929
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BARBERS
Best Haircut in Town
Lakehurst Barber Shop
Lakehurst, NJ
----------------------BOAT SLIP RENTALS
Key Harbor Marina
Winter Storage Boat
Store
Transient Slips available
keyharbormarina.com
2 Point Road, Waretown,
NJ
609-9355
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Toms River NJ.
732-349-5345
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East Dover Marina
BREAKFAST
Full Service Marina
The Dock Cafe
605 Fishcher
Blvd.
Breakfast & Lunch
If you
have a Prop..
Toms
River,
NJ shop
08753
At the Dock Outfitters on
We are
your
Sales
Service - Storage
Tel:-732-270-1104
the Bay.
732-244-6154
------------South Fishing Pier,
Storage
- Indoor/Outdoor - 35/55 Seaside
Ton Lift Service
BOWLING
Heights
Playdrome lanes
732-830-8171
821 Conifer St.,
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GOT METAL? GET CASH
We buy aluminum, copper, brass, stainless
Toms River Metals
605 Fischer Blvd. Toms River, NJ
732-270-1104
(located at East Dover Marina)
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Toms River Senior
Center
JULY 2016
Open Mon-Fri
8:30am - 4:30pm
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DATES TO REMEMBER
TOMS RIVER NUTRITIONAL SITE
Tuesdays and Fridays
You must call by 11:30am the day prior
to register for a meal
732-341-1000 ex. 8460
---------JULY 1ST - Fridays
Fruit & Vegetable Vouchers
10-3 pm
---------July 13th - Wednesday
Movie Day 1pm
---------July 21st - Thursday
Atlantic City Bus Trip
(must sign up in advance)
---------ATLANTIC CITY TRIP
Thursday, July 21st @ RESORTS
CASINO - $25 per person (must sign
up a day in advance) $25 slot credit -
Bus leaves Senior Center at 9am and
returns at 5:45pm - There will be no
transportation to the Senior Center - Call
732-341-1000 Ex. 8461 with Questions
---------A TOUCH OF SINATRA
Wednesday August 14th 12-2pm - Lunch
at 12 pm - Tickets are $7.
-----------MOVIE DAY
Wednesday July 13th, 1 - 3pm - Tickets
are $2. - Movie “BROOKLYN” run
time 1 hour 49 minutes - Snacks will be
served
---------JULY BUS TRIPS
There will be no more bus trips for the
month of July
---------NJ FRUIT AND VEGETABLE
VOUCHERS
will be given out on Friday July 1st from
10- 3pm
Call Office for full details
--------KITCHEN
We appreciate your patience while the
kitchen has been under renovation for
the last couple of months. Senior Center
is now in need of new supplies for the
kitchen. Please see Heather in the main
office for a list of new supplies needed.
Thank you.
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732-341-1000 ex. 8460
Stockton’s Summer Playhouse Children’s
Series Debuts with ‘James & the Giant
Peach’ on July 20
‘The Princess & the Pirate,’ July 27 and
‘Pinkalicious the Musical,’ Aug. 3
GALLOWAY, N.J. – The Stockton
Performing Arts Center, in conjunction with
The Greater Ocean City Theatre Company,
will premiere its Stockton Playhouse summer
children’s theatre lineup with Roald Dahl’s
“James and the Giant Peach” on Wednesday,
July 20.
Also coming up in the series are
“The Princess and the Pirate” on Wednesday,
July 27; and “Pinkalicious The Musical” on
Wednesday, Aug. 3.
Show time is 10:30 a.m. and the
productions will be presented in the Campus
Theatre, located in the Campus Center on the
main Galloway campus, 101 Vera King Farris
Drive. Tickets are $12 and may be ordered
online at stockton.edu/pac or by calling the
Box Office at (609) 652-9000. The Box Office
is open Monday through Thursday from 10
a.m. to 2 p.m. and 90 minutes before the
performance. For group sales, call (609) 6524786.
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Mail To: OC Gazette, PO. Box 577 Seaside Heights, NJ 08751
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BICYCLES
Padi’s Pedal Power
Sales, Service, Rentals
Ortley Beach &
Toms River
1955 Rt. 35N Ortley Beach
732-830-2800
--------------------------BOATS FOR SALE
East Coast Marine Brokers
(See display ad)
Pre
Owned
Boats
Available
Call for new arrivals
609-971-8800
888 Bayway
Lanoka Harbor NJ
On site at Lanoka Harbor
Marina
---------------C & C Marina
Berksshore Pontoons
Quality Pre-Owned Boats
211 Sloop Creek Rd
Bayville, NJ 08721
Tel: 732-237-2222
---------------CAMPGROUNDS
Baker’s Acres
230 Willets Ave,
Little Egg Harbor, NJ.
609-296-2664
--------------------Brookville Campground
“all sites in wooded areas”
Just minutes from LBI, &
Seaside off Rt.9, Exit 69
going south of GSP
609-698-3134
------------------------------CRABBING BOATS
Cranberry Inlet Marina
421 Bayside Terrace
Seaside Heights NJ 08751
Bay Side
732-830-1882
---------------ELECTRICAL
PLACE YOUR AD HERE
EMAIL:
ocgazette@aol.com
__________________
FAMILY FUN
Pirate Adventure on the
Sea Gypsy
Day trips,
Birthday Parties,
Field Trips
Riverfront Marina
281 Princeton Ave,
Brick, NJ
732-899-6100
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FISHING BOATS
THE GAMBLER
90’ Super Cruiser
USCG Certified
1/2 Day & 1/2 Night
Fishing
59 Inlet Drive,
Point Pleasant Bch.
732-295-7569
----------------------95’ Norma K
Super Fast
All Aluminium
Snack
Bar
Fishing
everyday All Year
Boat Phone
732-892-8868
Located at
Kens Landing Marina
in Pt Pleasant Bch, NJ
----------------GROOMER
Rub-A Dub Dogwash
Self Serve Dog Wash,
Professional Grooming
Salon,
Doggie Treats & Boutique
S&F Plaza
2008 Rt. 37 East
Toms River, NJ
732-270-1186
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HARDWARE
Lavallette Hardware
“We’re the problem
solvers”
“We cut Keys”
Benjamin, Moore Paints,
PROPANE EXCHANGE
Paint, Keys, Lock rekeying,
Window Glass & Screen
Repair.
A full service
Hardware Center
1601 Rt. 35N,
Lavallette, NJ
732-830-5551
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ITEMS WANTED
PLACE YOUR AD HERE.
EMAIL
ocgazette@aol.com
-----------------------------JEWELRY
Christina’s Jewelry
602 Mantoloking Rd Brick
732-920-4600
-----------Gold Fever
Catch It Watch It
Large Diamond Sales
are our specialty
636 Arnold Ave
Pt. Pleasant Beach
732-892-3535
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KIDS CLOTHES
Christina’s
602 Mantoloking Rd.
Brick
732-920-4600
-------------------------KAYAK RENTALS
Mermaids Cove Marina
Kayak Rentals Crab Boat
Rentals
Fully Stocked Marine
Store, Full Service Marina
802 Mantoloking Rd,
Brick, NJ
732-477-3252
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KITES
Cobra Kites
Wind Spinners, Kites
www.cobrakites.com
2608 Rt. 37E.
Toms River, NJ
732-270-2112
---------MARINE SERVICES
Lightning Jacks
Marina’s
2 Locations on the Bay
On the Metedeconk 809
Rt. 70, Brick
On the Manasquan 505
Bridge Road, Brick
Boat Ramp, Storage,
Slips, Transient Docking,
Coastal Boat Sales call
732-458-3540 or
732-458-2016
lightningjacksmarina.
com
------------------------J & E Marine
Crusader Premium Dealer
Sales & Service Fully
Insured Specializing in
Electrical,
Mechanical,
Outdrives, Transmissions,
Diesel and Gas,
Boat Hauling
888 Bayway,
Lanoka Harbor
609-242-3133
--------JET SKI REPAIR &
SERVICE
Lacey Power Sports Inc.
Personal Watercraft
Specialist
Yamaha, Kawasaki, Sea
Doo, Honda, Mobile
Service We come to you
Sales Service Accessories Performance
Fiberglass repair, Vinyl
Graphics,
Full Machine Shop
Service
416 Route 9 Lanoka
Harbor, NJ
609-693-8485
laceypowersports.net
----------Harbor Yacht Club
Full Service Marina
Sales, Slips, Service,
Jet Ski Docks
501 Rt. 35, Mantoloking,
NJ 08738
732-793-7975
-------------------------Tides End Marina
Full Service Marina
Best Value in Price &
Outboards Today
Tohatsu Outboards
Inflatable Boats from 8’5”
upt to 13’8”
146 Marine Plaza #148
Forked River, NJ 08731
609-693-9423
---------------MINIATURE GOLF
Barnacle Bill’s Miniature
Golf
and Amusement Center
1968 Rt. 35 N,
Ortley Beach, NJ.
732-793-9345
---------------------------MOTELS
Luna Mar Motel
On the Ocean Front
We cater to families and
couples
Ocean Avenue & L Street
Seaside Park, NJ.
732-793-7955
lunamarmotel.com
-------------------------Charlroy Motel
Ocean Front Rooms
www.chalroy.com
1601 N. Ocean avenue
Seaside Park, NJ
732-793-0712
----------------------------Dessert Palm Motel
Direct Ocean Views
1505 N. Ocean Ave,
Seaside Park, NJ
thedesertpalm.com
732-793-4488
---------------------------Windjammer Motor Inn
Open All Year
Rooms & Efficiencies
Restaurant & Lounge
are open to the public
Serving Breakfast & Lunch
daily in the summer.
First & Central Ave
Seaside Park, NJ
732-830-2555
---------------PARASAILING
Beach HavenParasailing
Safe, Fun, easy for the
entire family
Bay Haven Marina on LBI
2702 Long Beach Blvd.,
Beach Haven Gardens
609-492-0375
----------------------PISTOL RANGE
Shore Shot Pistol Range
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
730, Airport Road
Lakewood, NJ
732-295-6888
--------------------------PAPER SUPPLIER
Place your ad here
------------------------------RECYCLING
We buy Metal top $$ Paid
We
buy
aluminum,
copper, brass, stainless
Toms River Metals
605 Fischer Blvd.,
Toms River NJ
732-270-1104
---------------------------RENTALS
& SUMMER RENTALS
Seaside Best Rentals
Located in Ocean Terrace
Condo’s Heated Pool with
Sundeck.
Call 732-854-7253
seasidebestrentals.com
1709 North Ocean Ave,
Seaside Park, NJ
----------------------------SERVICES
Place your ad here for
services,
handyman,
Construction, Plumbing,
Landscaping and all
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ACTIVE ADULT SUMMER
SESSION OFFERS THREE-DAY
ADVENTURE AT OCC
TOMS RIVER, NJ – If you are 55 years of age or older, you
can spend time on the beautiful Ocean County College
(OCC) campus, make new friends, enjoy delicious meals,
and learn about music, Japanese art, history, the power
of laughter, plus, write the story of your life! Continuing
and Professional Education will offer a three-day minivacation Active Adult Summer Session from 9:00 a.m. to
3:00 p.m. on Tuesday, August 2, Wednesday, August 3,
and Thursday, August 4, Gateway Fifth Floor, (Building
#101), on the OCC Main Campus, College Drive, Toms
River, NJ. Seating is Limited. Registration Required.
Day 1: Tuesday, August 2
Morning Session: “The Power of Laughter” – Learn
how to build resilience in body, mind, emotions, and
spirit through simple practices that will circulate play,
laughter, and joy through your whole being. Afternoon
Session: “The Cool Sounds of Jazz” – Explore various
styles of America’s original art form and listen to original
recordings of key jazz artists and trends. Learn the
simple art of how to listen to jazz music in a way that
will enable you to understand and enjoy this music to
the fullest!
Day 2: Wednesday, August 3
All Day/MORNING & AFTERNOON Sessions: “Write the
Story of Your Life” – An inspiring and productive allday writing retreat. Learn about the elements required
to shape your life experiences into a piece of memoir.
Engage in a writer’s workshop and receive feedback and
instruction to allow your unique story to come alive on
the page.
Day 3: Thursday, August 4
Morning Session: “Japanese Art” – With simplicity of style
and an interest in nature, Japanese art had a great impact
on many European artists. Compare Henri Matisse’s preand post-Japanese influences with focus on the paper
cut outs from his later years. Each participant will have
the opportunity to make a “Matisse” paper cut out and/
or art card. Afternoon Session: “Contentious Elections
in American History” – Discover interesting facts about
our former U.S. Presidents and elections followed by
Presidential Trivia!
Price: $139 includes morning/afternoon sessions,
Continental breakfast, and lunch each day.
To register, call OCC’s Department of Continuing and
Professional Education at 732-255-0404 or visit www.
ocean.edu/seniors.htm.
REAL ESTATE
Seaside Park:
GERTRUDE STEFANIK
REALTORS
REDUCED
Rare chance to own oversized
corner lot on Ocean Avenue.
Lot size approximately 50 x
138. Plans on file for stunning
3 story home with 2 tiered
deck. $1,199,000
Ocean Avenue lot exceeds
7500 sq feet , situated in the
center of Seaside Park. Plans
on file for 5 BR / 6.5 bath three
level home. Asking $1,229,000
Call for additional details,
732-793-0812
--------------------------
Agent: Val Campbell & Bob
Fischer
Directions Central Avenue to
right on 15th to right on shore
villa
MLS# 21515359
23-95 Shore Villa Road
South Seaside Park in Berkeley
Affordable large 4 Bedroom, 2
bath cape close to beach and
bay in this beautiful beach
community. Purchase price
is for the home - the land
can be purchased separately
from landowner. Bonus room
for extra sleeping space.
Asking $124,999. Contact Val
Campbell 908-910-2915 or
Bob Fischer 732-278-3848
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Presented by:
Kimberly Bell
WeichertRealtors
Toms River
Primary: 732-914-0074
Mobile: 732-300-8494
kgbell416@comcast.net
138 S Charlotteville Dr, Toms
River, NJ 08757
Get
ready
to
retire!
Moderately priced home close
to all amenities! This Sarasota
model home might be just
what you are looking for!
Backing to woods and a creek
affords one great privacy in the
backyard for relaxing! Sod was
Gertrude M. Stefanik, Inc.
Realtors®
just put down out front and
dooks great! Bathroom tile
just redone in tasteful colors
and other little touchups still
in progress today. Please take
a look before this opportunity
passes you by!
$99,900
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Real Estate Sales &
Family Summer Rentals Since
1955
“Under Original Ownership”
7 Roseau Ct,
Toms River, NJ 08757
TOMS RIVER, NJ
3116 Adams Ave.
MLS# 21526710
Toms River Spacious house
located on a large corner
property with a fenced in
yard. Master bedroom has
a large walk-in closet and
bathroom with tile. Dining
room has beautiful tile work
with a fireplace. Large room
off kitchen that is used as a
Mud/Laundry room, could
be utilized as a playroom or
office. Roof, air conditioner
condenser, humidifier and 2
garage door openers are 4
years old. No water damage
in house from Sandy. Asking
$225,000. Contact Donna
Noone
Cell 516-582-1138 office 732830-3500
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Retire in style in this well
appointed newly refinished
home! This house has it all!
Much attention paid to details
and fantastic finishing work
set this renovation apart from
the rest! Features include open
floor plan. custom kitchen
cabinets, granite counter tops,
full stainless steel app pkg,
crown molding, real acacia
hardwood floors. Bathrooms
redone with designer tile and
vanities, newer boiler, central
air, and hot water heater.
windows. This also features a
florida room and located on
a cul-de-sac with a private
yard! This home has your wish
list complete! Picures aren’t
enough! Come preview today!
$199,900
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497 Saint Thomas Dr, Toms
River, NJ 08757
28 Baylor St, South Toms River,
NJ 08757
When you first pull up to this
house, it will be evident that
the owners take pride in their
home! Nicely landscaped lot
adds to the curb appeal of this
well appointed ranch! Features
include a large eat in kitchen
with full appliance package
and tasteful backsplash.
Newly floored living room, a
partially finished basement
adds more space for your
enjoyment! Roof, air, heat
have been replaced since the
owners have lived here. The
third bedroom was opened
up and being utilized as den/
office..easily can be made
into a bedroom again. Lot is
fully fenced and large shed
in backyard. This home is just
waiting for new owners!
$159,000
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Toms River Regional Schools Creates
Title I Summer MakerCamp
District addresses summer learning loss with grant funding.
For some students, coming back to the classroom in September is as hard as
readjusting to the early morning wakeup; it can take weeks to get back into the school
mindset. Many families do not have the means to provide enriching opportunities for their
children over the summer. The Toms River Regional School District is addressing this “summer
learning loss” through a $100,000 New Jersey Department of Education innovateNJ grant
targeting Title I schools.
According to Superintendent David Healy, the district has been in a curricular and
mindset makeover over the past two years to address new state standards in technology,
careers, and the core subject areas, and to bring more creative control back to teachers. “From
kindergarten to 12th grade, lesson plans are shifting increasingly to hands on, problembased learning, with real world applications and a wider variety of tools and materials,” says
Healy.
Last October, the district created the Jersey Shore Makerfest, which drew over 100
presenters and more than 4000 participants from all over the east coast. Starting in January,
it partnered with Office Depot to create a $60,000 Innovation Station with high tech displays,
furniture, and 3D printers. It went to a full day kindergarten model with multisensory learning
centers at its core. And on NJ Makers Day in March, it played host to twelve districts from
across the state, both live and virtually, in joint projects involving programming, cardboard
constructions, and digital badging.
Says Healy, “In challenging financial times, in a district with almost 16,000 students
and learning programs in 19 buildings, it can be difficult to implement initiatives across
every school simultaneously. Finding grants that match our mission creates opportunities
to research and test innovations in individual locations while having little impact on the
budget.” In the past year alone, the district has worked with nearly half a million dollars in
grants, including awards from the Grunin Foundation, the National Endowment for the Arts,
and the Department of Education.
The MakerCamp grant was written by Assistant Superintendent Marc Natanagara
with support from district staff. “Our cross-disciplinary teacher team has pushed us to look
at learning as an organic whole, rather than divided up into discrete periods of separate
subjects. That’s not how we approach problems in real life, and our educators are finding
ways to use more holistic strategies in their classrooms.”
The program runs for six weeks, Monday through Friday. Each week is thematic,
includes a field trip, and focuses on one or more real world problems. The themes are:
The Jersey Shore, Robotics, Art and Society, Weather and Climate, Food and Health, and
Manufacturing and Design. Supervisor of Educational Technology Tiffany Lucey will be the
site director. According to Lucey, “This program promotes career-ready and maker practices,
with skills, concepts and projects spilling over from week to week so students have a sense
of the interconnectedness of learning.”
Says Natanagara, “What is unique about MakerCamp is its nearly complete departure
from a traditional classroom model. The program allows time schedules and student
groupings to vary as needed. Activities are designed to appeal to diverse interests, abilities,
and age levels. There will be no lectures, slide shows, or desks in rows. Physical activity and
mindfulness breaks occur with regular frequency. And each week culminates with students
presenting a project that addresses a real world problem that they have worked on and
gained knowledge of during the week.”
Advisors from the schools and community have had input on the program design
and will mentor students on their project prototypes. “Local artists, NAVAIR, Ocean County
College, Scouts, the Toms River Chamber of Commerce, and many others have embraced
the concepts and pledged support,” according to Natanagara. “Our kids are going to have
experiences in and with the community that they may never have had otherwise.” For example,
during the “Art and Society” week, students will practice visual, performing and digital arts
techniques, tour downtown Toms River art works and galleries, and build individual creative
pieces to share with the community.
Superintendent Healy concludes, “Innovation isn’t just about putting technology in
teacher and student hands. It’s about getting them to engage in ways they haven’t before
using tools in new and creative ways. It’s about connecting with the larger world.”
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Vintage Automobile Museum, Point Pleasant
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College, Toms River
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What: Photography Exhibit – Vulpes Vulpes (Red Fox) by Eric Sager
When: July 2016
Where: Toms River Branch
CONTACT: Nicole DeMatteo / Information Services (732) 349-6200
xt. 5123
Dynamic show by local photographer showcases
New Jersey’s red fox
TOMS RIVER – Vulpes Vulpes (Red Fox), a photography
exhibit by Eric Sager, will be on exhibit in McConnell Gallery at the
Toms River Branch of the Ocean County Library throughout the
month of July.
Sager is a central New Jersey-based freelance photographer
and artist. He studied Fine Arts and Film Photography at the
University of the Arts in Philadelphia, PA. He primarily shoots
weddings and other events, but in his free time he focuses on
photographing wildlife in any New Jersey’s many nature preserves.
This exhibit is a multi-year long journey in finding and
photographing New Jersey’s red fox. The portraits are printed on
fine artist’s watercolor paper, hand-mounted, matted and framed
with reclaimed wood by Sager.
Sager says, “I wanted to give my audience the feeling of
really being there with the foxes; to see the small, serene moments,
to be down on the ground alongside them, to share a view of them
otherwise unattainable.”
The exhibit is free and open to the public. For more information,
please contact the Toms River Branch of the Ocean County Library
at 732-349-6200 or visit our website at www.theoceancountylibrary.
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Ocean County Parks
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Popcorn Park Zoo
Forked River
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OCC ART GALLERY ANNOUNCES NEW
SEASON OF EXHIBITS
TOMS RIVER – The Grunin Center Art Gallery (Building #12),
Ocean County College Main Campus, College Drive, Toms River, NJ, is
proud to announce its 2015-2016 Gallery Exhibit Schedule featuring
local and national artists. Please use Parking Lot #2. Admission to
the Gallery is free.
July 5 to August 28, 2016: Lynn Whitfield – A member of the
Toms River Artists Community (TRAC), Whitfield is a sculptor and a
poet, combining her poems with sculpture using her physical form
as a guide. The sculptures, made of clear wrapping tape, feature the
texts of her poems with a specially picked backdrop that carries the
theme of the poem/sculpture.
August 30 to September 28, 2016 (Meet the Artist Reception,
Sat, Sept 10, 6-8pm): “Wild Wood: Sculpture by Amy Puccio” – A selftaught artist, Puccio is a graduate of Kean University with a double
major in biology and chemistry, working as a product development
chemist for nine years and then briefly, as a portrait photographer.
After becoming a stay-at-home mom, Puccio started working parttime as a picture framer, learning on the job. She began creating art
with picture frame moulding scraps while working in frame shops
and in a contemporary art gallery, building her first recycled-wood
sculpture in 2006. Puccio works with a variety of subject matter
including pop art and supersized works based on everyday objects
including her “pet” subject – food!
October 2016: George Krause, Photographer – Krause’s
photographs are in major museum collections including the Museum
of Modern Art in New York, the Museum of Fine Arts in Houston,
The Philadelphia Museum of Art, and the Bibliothèque Nationale
in Paris. In 1993, he was honored as the Texas Artist of the Year. He
recently retired from the University of Houston where he created the
photography program.
November 2016: Lizzi Schippert – Focusing on classical
techniques in printmaking (lithography and intaglio), figure and
portrait drawing, collage, pochoir (a stencil technique), and painting,
along with Japanese and Chinese calligraphy, Schippert has exhibited
nationwide, from Manhattan to Hawaii, and in Sweden, Japan, and
the Caribbean.
December 5 to December 22, 2016: Ann Hayes “Scene at the
Shore” – A group show focusing on the landscape, landmarks, and
features of the Jersey Shore featuring 11 artists exhibiting in diverse
media. Hayes often works in watercolor, oil, and Giclée.
January 2017: Tony Ventura & Tina Adamitis – Exhibit
information forthcoming.
February 2017: Frank McGinley, Painter/Art Historian –
Painting most of his life, McGinley received his first award at the age
of 13 in a contest held by New York City for students preparing to
enter high school. McGinley’s painting depicted the Battle of Wake
Island where U.S. Marines were defeated in 1942. The painting is in
the archives of the New York Metropolitan Museum of History.
McGinley was accepted as an independent artist into the
U. S. Air Force Art Program and his work is hanging in the Pentagon,
Washington, D.C. Two of his Air Force paintings were part of the
book U.S. Air Force 60th Anniversary Complete History. McGinley
has permanent displays at West Point Military Academy, the U. S.
Coast Guard Station (Atlantic City), Notre Dame University, and the
British War Museum (London, England), just to name a few. He also
presented signed lithographs to President Ronald Reagan and Queen
Elizabeth. McGinley’s illustrated covers for a set of books covering
the Holocaust (CIS Publishing Co., Lakewood) are in the Holocaust
Museum in Washington, D.C.
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Waretown branch Library
Month of August
New York City Unfiltered – Sheldon
Nadelman
Although Sheldon Nadelman’s subjects were often
overlooked, as well as, stepped over, his photographs often got
much attention. An acclaimed book, Terminal Bar – A Photographic
Record of New York’s Most Notorious Watering Hole and a Sundance
award winning short film documentary award, The Terminal Bar,
have both resulted from his works. Even Martin Scorcese used the
Terminal Bar in his film, Taxi Driver.
From Nadelman’s vantage point as a bartender at the
Terminal Bar at the corner of Eighth Avenue and West 41st. Street,
he shot 2600 photographs with his $85 Pentax. His works have
been the subject of a New York Times article, whose headquarters,
ironically, now stands on the former site of the bar. Taken from
1962 until 1981, his photographs have long been recognized as
historically significant.
Along with the “sooty, sticky-floored life” images taken off
the streets in front of the Terminal Bar, Nadelman is also displaying
sensitive images of the World Trade Center, pre-9/11.
A reception will be held at the Waretown Branch Library on
Monday, August 8 at 7:30 pm and it is open to the public.
These programs are free and open to the public.
Please register online at www.theoceancountylibrary.org
or by calling 609 693-5133
EXPERIENCE THE BRITISH THEATRE WITH
OCEAN COUNTY COLLEGE
TOMS RIVER – Experience the British theater on Ocean County
College’s 38th Annual Theatre in London Seminar/Trip: January 4-15,
2017. Members of the community are welcome to participate on a
non-credit basis. Students will be enrolled for three college credits. A
number of scholarships are available for OCC students. Registration
Deadline: October 4.
Seminar/Trip: See 10 plays at the Royal National Theatre, West
End, Fringe, and other venues! Take a backstage tour at the Royal
National Theater. Enjoy talk-back sessions with actors, directors, or
technical staff. Visit Shakespeare’s Globe Theater. Plenty of free time
for sightseeing, museums, shopping, and dining.
Tour Package: round trip airfare on United Airlines, 10
nights accommodations at the conveniently located Radisson Blu
Edwardian Grafton Hotel (four star hotel), theatre tickets, day trip to
Stratford-Upon-Avon, full English breakfast daily, round trip airport
transfers, most tips, taxes, OCC instruction, tuition, and fees.
Not Included: lunch and dinner, personal expenses, trip
cancellation insurance, and any items not specifically listed.
Cost: $3,975 per person, double occupancy.
Single room supplement: $840. Out-of-county fee: $69.
Out-of-state fee: $339.
NOTE: The program cost is based on the exchange rate
and the prevailing price in effect at the time of printing. Should
airfare, land costs, and the dollar/pound exchange rate become less
favorable, participants may be billed accordingly.
For more information or to register for the trip, contact Gary
Shaffer, Assistant Professor of Humanities, at gshaffer@ocean.edu or
732-255-0400, ext. 2296.
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Danish Resistance to Nazis and
Lessons for Today
Are Lecture Topics at Stockton’s
Manahawkin Site
Galloway, N.J. - The courage of Danish citizens in resisting the Nazis
and helping to save Jews fleeing the Holocaust will be highlighted in
a lecture, “How to Remember? The Holocaust in a Righteous Country,”
at Stockton University’s Manahawkin
Instructional Site on Tuesday, Aug. 9, at 10
a.m.
Gail Hirsch Rosenthal, director of The Sara
and Sam Schoffer Holocaust Resource Center
at Stockton, and Michael Hayse, associate
professor of Historical Studies, will share their
insights and photographs from a recent trip
to Denmark, including a village where Jews
left by small fishing boats for Sweden. They
will discuss how the lessons to be learned
from Denmark during World War II apply
today.
The public is invited to this free event at
the university’s instructional site, 712 E. Bay
Ave. in Manahawkin, N.J. Light refreshments
provided.
Attendees are requested to R.S.V.P. at 609626-3883.
For more information about Stockton
University, visit stockton.edu/manahawkin.
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22 NEW SHOWS ADDED TO GRUNIN
CENTER’S UPCOMING SEASON AT OCC!
TOMS RIVER, NJ – The Jay and Linda Grunin Center for the
Arts at Ocean County College has added 22 additional shows to its
new line up for the September 2016 - May 2017 season. The Grunin
Center’s all new season features big-name talent and a wide variety
of exciting shows and special events! Performances take place on
the Grunin Center Main Stage, OCC Main Campus, College Drive,
Toms River, NJ. Tickets for select shows are on sale now with most
other shows on sale August 17.
+Family Friendly shows.
>FAST Pack (Families Appreciating Stage & Theatre) – Purchase
tickets to TWO or more eligible shows in one purchase and receive
15% off!
*Five Nights of Fun Subscription – Purchase tickets to FIVE or more
eligible shows in one purchase and receive 15% off!
NEW SHOWS! TICKETS ON SALE AUGUST 17
· Bucky’s Back & Better Than Ever, Wed, Sept 21, 8pm, $24-$12
· Bria Skonberg, Wed, October 19, 8:00 pm, $24-$12
· Dog Sees God: Confessions of A Teenage Blockhead, OCC Repertory
Theatre Company, Thurs, Oct 20, Fri, Oct 21 & Oct 28, 7:30pm; Sat,
Oct 22 & Oct 29, 8pm; Sun, Oct 23, 2pm, $15 (free for high school
students with ID and adult ticket)
· Sylvia, OCC Repertory Theatre Company, Thurs, Dec 1, Fri, Dec 2 &
Dec 9, 7:30pm; Sat, Dec 3 & Dec 10, 8pm; Sun, Dec 4, 2pm, $15 (free
for high school students with ID and adult ticket)
· +A Holiday Spectacular, OCC Concert Band, Sat, Dec 3, 7pm, $24$10
· Hotel California: A Salute to the Eagles – A Concert to Benefit OCC
Students (Major Sponsor InvestorsBank), Sat, Mar 18, 8pm, $100-$45
(VIP Reception, call for details)
· *Switchback, Tues, Mar 23, 7:30pm, $25-$20
· *+Rhythm in the Night: The Irish Dance Spectacular, Fri, Mar 24,
8pm, $50-$30 (Dinner Show, call for details)
· *Graeme of Thrones, Wed, Apr 5, 7:30pm, $50-$28 (Dinner Show,
call for details)
OCC FOUNDATION GOLF OUTING
SET FOR SEPTEMBER 20 AT PINE
BARRENS
TOMS RIVER – The Ocean County College Foundation invites you
to tee off at its 15th Annual Golf Outing at Pine Barrens Golf Club,
Jackson, NJ, on Tuesday, September 20 featuring “Beat the Pro” and
“Putting” contests! Event will be held rain or shine.
The entry fee is $325 per player. Your contribution includes lunch,
use of driving range before the shotgun start, green fees, golf cart,
and a golf gift. An Awards and Cocktail Reception, in the clubhouse,
will immediately follow the afternoon tournament. Soft spikes and
golf attire are required.
“In our first 14 years, we raised over $750,000 to support the
students of Ocean County College and we have set our sights on a
goal of $50,000 for this year,” explained Michael B. York, Golf Outing
Chairman, OCC Foundation. “By providing students with excellent
educational opportunities, it opens a new world of possibilities and
paves the way for their future success.”
· +Culinary Adventures featuring Mary Ann Esposito & Joe Leone,
Sat, Dec 10, 2pm, $60-$35 (VIP Reception, call for details)
Individuals and businesses may lend support by becoming a
sponsor. All sponsors receive recognition in the reception program;
in addition, depending on level of sponsorship, this may also include
name prominently displayed at Golf Outing, entry fees for a foursome
or twosome, tee sponsor, and Mulligans. Please call for details.
· The Midiri Brothers Salute to Benny Goodman & Friends, Wed, Jan
11, 8pm, $24-$12
Registration Deadline: August 29. To register as a player or sponsor,
call the OCC Foundation at 732-255-0492.
· Molly Ryan’s Swingin’ Christmas Ball, Wed, Dec 7, 8pm, $24-$12
· *+Vocalosity with opening act The RockNRoll Chorus, Sun, Jan 22,
7:30pm, $45-$39
· *+The Sons of Serendip, Fri, Feb 10, 8pm, $35-$30
· Ricky Riccardi, Wed, Feb 15, 8pm, $24-$12
· Smokey Joe’s Café: The Songs of Leiber & Stoller, OCC Repertory
Theatre Company, Fri, Mar 3 & Mar 10, 7:30pm; Sat, Mar 4 & Mar 11,
8pm; Sun, Mar 5, 2pm, $15 (free for high school students with ID and
adult ticket)
· Dennis Licthman, Wed, Mar 15, 8pm, $24-$12

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