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Vol. 6, No. 7 Published by and for The Residents of Sea Breeze at Lacey

2 The Breezeway JULY 2018

STATEMENT OF POLICY -The Breeze Way is published for

the residents of Sea Breeze at Lacey. Residents are invited to send articles to [email protected] by the 5th of the month for the following month.

Material is subject to approval by the editor who reserves the right to accept, edit, condense or reject any submission. Articles published and ads accepted by the publisher do not represent endorsement by the Breeze Way staff nor the Board of Trustees of Sea Breeze at Lacey.

Sea Breeze at LaceyHomeowners Association

2 Arborridge DriveForked River, NJ 08731

Welcome Committee:Debbie Caruso, ChairCarolyn Kohler, CochairJoyce Wilkins, SecretaryErna CohenDiane DresslerPatricia HornLinda MarinoCharlotte MartynKayla NadelJoan RiveraJudy SharkeySusan Szczepanek

Management:First Service Residential21 Christopher WayEatontown, NJ 07724Phone: 732-728-9690Fax: 732-380-1821www.firstresidential.com

Lisa Romanoff, Property ManagerAntonia Molino, Lifestyle CoordinatorPhone: 609-693-0630Office Hours:Monday-Thursday 9AM-5PMFriday 8AM-4PM

Finance Committee:Matt Golembeski

Building and Grounds Committee:Nat Buro, ChairmanBob ShermanPhil NardomarinoTom Iannelli

Social Committee:Leslie Lafrano, ChairJudy Hovey, CochairJane Waterman, CochairEda AnnunziataConnie BimonteArlene DeSarnoDiane DresslerSusan GundersenLynn HaimLinda MarinoHolly MulderrigHelen PecelliNancy QuirpleKathy RaneriMary RothmanJocelyn TallonCatherine SchwartzAna Maria Soto

Block Captains:1-48 ArborridgeRuth & Luis Velez

49-99 ArborridgeJudy & Keith Hovey

100 -139 AborridgeLynn & Don Macoun141-169 Lovelock & 144-162 ArborridgeDebbie Caruso & Annmarie Derewecki

171-209 & 164-206 ArborridgeBetty Klika & Evelyn Kelling

Gladstone, Iverness, HolbrookeRuthann Cherence & Joanne Lant

Dunberry, Hamptonshire, & Cameron CourtRon Martyn

BraemoreTom DreherAmbermist Diane Puccio

The Breeze WayMarie Kessel - EditorWalt Bischoff - Editor EmeritusBarbara Telleri - Cover PhotographerGreg AdamsLinda ArlottaRita BaroneChristine BuroPatricia CamardaSue CanonicoArlene DeSarnoTrish GutweinBill KlikaLinda MarinoGinny MartikesCharlotte MartynJudith RubinCatherine SchwartzBob ShermanSusan SzczepanekJoyce Wilkins

Around The Community:Sales Office: (800) 509-4857 Construction Trailer: (609) 242-6746

Around Town:Lacey Township Municipal Building818 W. Lacey Road, Forked River, NJ 08731

609-693-1100Police Emergency ................... 911 Code Enforcement ............. X2249 Public Works ...................... X2301 Administrator ..................... X2235 Municipal Clerk ................. X2200 Municipal Court ................. X2262Board of Health .................. X2247Building Department .......... X2252Recreation .......................... X2203Treasurer ............................ X2292

Local PharmaciesRiteAid Pharmacy: (609) 242-6746Walmart Pharmacy: (609) 971-7468CVS Pharmacy: (609) 242-6823ShopRite Pharmacy: (609) 693-7000Medicine to Go: (609) 242-1400

Tax Assessor........................X2242Tax Collector.......................X2213Zoning.................................X2250

Elected Board Members:Ron Martyn: [email protected] Notte: [email protected]

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So, your doctor ordered a test or treatment and your insurance company denied it. That is a typical cost saving method.

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speak with the “HIPPA Compliance/ Privacy Officer”. By federal law they have to have one.

2. Then ask them for the NAMES & CREDENTIALS of every person accessing your record to make that decision of denial. By law, you have a right to that information.

3. They will almost always reverse the decision very shortly rather than admit that the committee is made of low paid, high school graduates, looking at “criteria words”, making the decision to deny your care. Even in the rare case it is made by medical personnel, it is unlikely that it is made by a board certified doctor in that specialty and they do not want you to know this.

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Hello summer. Neighbors are outside, kids are running around, lawnmowers are humming and bike riders whiz by – community safety becomes even more important. Please slow down when driving and obey the 25 mile an hour speed limit. Watch for the stop signs and use the gates properly. Keep your dogs on leash and please clean up after them.

On another note, our library room has been organized; all hard covered books are on the shelves alphabetically by the author’s last name. Please borrow and return books by putting them on the correct shelf. It is reopened for donations of current hardcover books. Next month we will be doing a feature on ‘Summer Reading’.

In addition to reading the Breeze Way, I’d like to mention a few ways to find out information about our community:1. Toll website -www.tollbrothers.com/luxury-homes has

sales information, a map of the community and a virtual tour of the community

2. First residential website-www.fsresdiential/new-jersey/ Go to homeowners, Find my Community, enter our zip code. This website has great potential. As of today, it is too confusing to get on, and only has the same calendar items that are on the back of this newsletter and some financial information. Once someone populates the website with all the information in the design, it will be really helpful

3. The Breeze Way web site– www.BreezeWayLtr.com– has back copies of the newsletter and photos from social events in our communityAnd if you are in the clubhouse and want internet

connection, the Seabreeze site SEABREEZE G passcode is 5555555555 ( type in 10 5’s )

Lastly, please join the Breeze Way staff when we host an Ice Cream Day on July 23rd.

All the Best,Marie Kessel


Angelo and Barbara Gubbay moved into 6 Holbrook Drive on December 14, 2017. They moved to Sea Breeze after residing in Mahopac, NY for 25 years. Angelo is retired from a 30 year career in car sales. Barbara is also retired from a 35 year career as a nurse practitioner for a small pediatric practice.They have two children. Their son Adrian works in electrical supply (sales & marketing) and he and his wife have a son (21 months) and a daughter (3 years) and live in Colts Neck. Their daughter Gina has a food/fitness blog “Running To The Kitchen” and she resides in Hopewell Junction NY.Angelo likes all sporting events and likes to golf in his spare time. Barbara enjoys

decorating, gardening, and physical fitness activities.We want to take this opportunity to welcome Angelo and Barbara to the Sea Breeze community.

Frank and Diane Puccio moved into 119 Ambermist Drive on February 19th, after living in Nutley for 32 years and Bayville for 16 years. Before retiring, Frank worked as a construction teamster for 30 years and Diane was a Customer Service Manager for a manufacturing company in Saddle Brook for 25+ years. Their son Frank, Jr. and his wife Marcee live in Howell. Frank and Diane have two grandchildren; a grandson who is 19 and is currently serving in the United States Navy and a granddaughter who is 16. Since moving to Sea Breeze both Frank and Diane have started to explore the many activities here and have joined us at Sunday brunch. Frank always enjoys a day out fishing. Diane enjoys all sorts of crafts and likes to knit, crochet and is an excellent baker and cook. They both enjoy traveling and have been to Italy five times and are currently planning their sixth trip there. We want to take this opportunity to welcome Frank and Diane to the Sea Breeze community and hope they enjoy their time here.

Carole Anson and Jack Robol moved to 112 Ambermist Way on March 19, 2018 previously residing in Clifton, NJ for 28 years. Both Carole and Jack are now retired. Jack owned a construction company scaffolding business for 31 years and Carole was Vice President of Design for Pearson Education for over 20 years. They have two daughters, one who lives in Clifton and the other in West Orange. In his spare time Jack loves to read, watch old movies and is an avid sports fan. Carole enjoys gardening, painting, cooking and watching the PBS channels. We want to take this opportunity to welcome Carole and Jack to the Sea Breeze community.

Michele and Robert Miller moved to 6 Dunberry Drive in early October 2017. They came to Sea Breeze from Marlboro, New Jersey. Michele is retired from nursing after 43 years. Most recently she had been the Director of Nursing at the Willows in Holmdel. Bob is still working at IBM where he has been for 34 years. He is a technical sales engineer. Michele and Bob have a son, a daughter and a two year old granddaughter. Michele enjoys gardening, cooking, and loves the beach. Bob enjoys golfing and is an avid Yankee fan. Both Michele and Bob love to read, walk and travel.We want to take this opportunity to welcome Michele and Bob to the Sea Breeze Community.

Kevin and Karen Buckthorpe moved to 4 Holbrooke Drive on March 1, 2018. Originally from England they moved to the United States when their daughters were three and five. Since then, they have lived in Connecticut and most recently reside in New Town, Pennsylvania. They still own their home in New Town and spend the work week there. Kevin is still working for a mortgage company in Mount Laurel, New Jersey. Karen is retired but worked in retail for The Gap and Banana Republic. They have two daughters, one lives in Italy, with their granddaughter, and the other makes her home in Philadelphia. They are also the proud owners of their two beautiful black labs. Karen loves to shop, working out, reading and walking the dogs. Kevin is a big fan of English football, ladies basketball, University of Connecticut and the Eagles. We welcome Kevin and Karen to the Sea Breeze Community.


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Dave Martyn: “I enjoy riding my bike. It’s good exercise and a nice way of getting around. It also gives me the opportunity to stop and chat with neighbors as I cycle through the community.”

Debbie Caruso: “Going to the pool or the beach. I hate the winter.”

Lynn Zahn: “Sitting on Bay beach in Seaside Park. It is such a calming experience and I love the smell of the sea air.”

Dana Martinez: “Going to Avalon beach near Cape May just to relax and forget about everything else. It brings back happy memories of playing there with my two daughters.”

Carol Ann Holster: “Bird watching while hiking. I just love all types of nature and anything outdoors. It’s a pleasant way to exercise and nothing beats walking hand in hand with my husband. ”

Tom O’Connor: “Golf! It provides good exercise, fresh air and a nice time to spend with friends. Of course, I also enjoy the 19th hole.”

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Luis and Ruth Velez collect food and checks for the Lacey Food Bank. Hats off to their good work and the generosity of our residents. Marie Lacidonia pictured above, makes her donation.

COMMUNITYCardio Pulmonary Resuscitation

T h a n k s t o t h e organizing efforts of our own ‘Health and Wellness’ writer, Ginny Martikes, 19 more of our neighbors are CPR certified. Barbara Telleri demonstrates proper hand position for infant CPR to Charlotte Martyn.

Husband and wife team, Chris and Nat Buro, practice their chest compressions on an adult CPR mannequin.

ALEX’S LEMONADE STAND

Eda Annunziata and Judy Hovey volunteer at the ALEX LEMONADE STAND. Thanks to all the members of the social committee for managing the event and the community for their donations.

Just some of the delicious bake goods our neighbors donated to help financially support research for childhood cancer. Over $2,300 was collected.

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Lacey Happenings

Meetings:Planning Board Monday, July 9 7:00 PM Municipal buildingLacey Township Thursday, July 12 7:00 PM Municipal buildingLacey Board of Educ. Monday, July 16 6:00 PM LTHS lecture hallLacey MUA Wednesday, July 11 6:30 PM 124 South Main St.

Local Beaches:Cedar Creek Beach, Forrest Avenue, Lanoka HarborBamber Lake Beach, Bamber LakeDeerhead Lake Beach, Deerhead Lake Drive,` Forked RiverLake Barnegat Beach, Lakeside Drive, Forked River

Non-motorized watercraft access points (canoes, kayaks, rowboats, paddle boards):Cedar Creek BridgeLanding PlazaMeadowlark BeachLaurel Boulevard GazeboRiverview Road

THEATER COMING TO DOWNTOWN TOMS RIVER

Exit 82 Theatre Company has reopened the Exit 82 Studio Theater at 73 Main Street in downtown Toms River. This theater has enhanced the revitalization efforts in Toms River, opening right next to the upcoming Hops on Main Brewery in the heart of downtown. Exit 82 Studio Theatre’s season will open with the musical comedy, The Drowsy Chaperone playing every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from July 6th through July 29th, 2018 (editor’s note - Lisa, daughter of Greg and Mary Ann Adams has a leading role.) Following The Drowsy Chaperone, Exit 82 will produce the campy horror favorite, Little Shop of Horrors this fall. In addition to musicals, the Exit 82 Studio Theatre will be home to many performances and entertainment opportunities including a “Monthly Musical” series, cabarets, and reviews. Tickets are available at www.exit82theatre.com.

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Meditation: Every Wednesday at the clubhouse at 11:30 am Contact: Phil Raneri [email protected]

Canasta: Canasta is played every Thursday at 12:30 pm in the clubhouse. Come with a foursome and snacks and enjoy! If you don’t know how to play (we play the Modern American version), or if your skills are rusty and you need a brush-up contact us.Contact: Fran Geanoules [email protected].

Mah Jong is played at the clubhouse every Monday at 7:00 pm and Wednesday at 12:30 pm. If you know how to play, please feel free to join us as we always are looking for new players. If you are interested in learning this fun and challenging game, please contact us. Contact: Jane Heller [email protected]

Stitch and Bitch meets in the clubhouse ballroom, at 10:00 am, every Wednesday. Come and bring your knitting, crocheting, embroidery, counted cross stitch, or any activity that you might want to work on while chatting. You can even just drop by and chat. Contact: Norahmarie Bischoff [email protected]

Pool (Pocket Billiards) meets every Monday night at 7:00 pm. We are looking for new players. Just stop in any Monday night. Men and women are welcome. Fun time is had by all!

Bunco is played on the first Tuesday of each month in the clubhouse. You need to be signed up beforehand, or you can be placed on a cancellation list and called if you are needed to take someone’s place.Contact: Debbie Caruso [email protected]

Mexican Train Dominoes is played every Tuesday at 12:30 pm in the clubhouse. Come when you feel like it! Contact: Leslie Lafrano [email protected]

Pinochle: We meet to play pinochle every Thursday at 6:30 pm at the clubhouse. We would be more than happy to teach you. Come when you feel like it.

Texas Hold-em is played on Mondays at 12:30 pm to 5:00 pm.

Dealers Choice Poker is played on Tuesday & Wednesday at 7:00 pm. All are welcome.Contact Rich Fela [email protected]

Pickleball: Men’s play is on Wednesdays from 8 am-12 noon. Ladies’ Day is on Fridays from 8 am -12 noon. Great News- Our pickleball numbers have grown resulting in additional playing times as follows:On Mondays from 8 am-10 am men will play and any ladies who would like to join them are welcome. Then 10 am-12 noon ladies will play and any men who would like to join them are welcome.

On Tuesdays from 8 am-10 am ladies will play and any men who would like to join them are welcome. Then 10 am-12 noon men will play and any ladies who would like to join them are welcome.Thursdays, Saturdays, and Sundays remain available for open play times. Call some players and go pickle. Currently there is no policy on reserving court time. Starting play on the hour (examples 8-9, 9-10, 10-11) is recommended so that other waiting pickleball or tennis players would have a court at the start of the next hour. Extra paddles are available for new players to join us. Newer beginner paddles may soon be available for use by residents and/or their guests. Remember to stretch first, stay out of the kitchen, dink it, and, most of all, have fun. So grab a paddle and prepare to pickle or be pickled. For more info and to get on the pickleball email list, please contact Joe DiGise at [email protected] or call 609 549-0136.

“The Novel Bunch” The book club meets every third Thursday at 7:00 pm in the clubhouse ballroom. Our next meeting is July 19, 2018. Our book selection is: The Great Alone by Kristin Hannah. We welcome new members anytime. Contact: Marilyn Winograd [email protected]

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Men’s Cornhole: Cornhole is played in the ballroom on Tuesday evenings (7pm – 9pm) and Friday morning (10am – Noon). New players are always welcome. Contact: [email protected]

Bocce Ball Meets Mondays at 6:30 pm and teams are formed. This is a low impact game, requiring some bending, but nothing too strenuous. Generally, play is 1.5 to 2 hours, and there is flexibility if you need to leave early.Contact: Christine Buro cabbie511@ msn.comSoft Ball Meets Thursdays at 9 am for two hours in the club house parking lot and proceeds to Gille Park to begin a softball workout - not a game or competition. This workout is for both men and women. Anyone interested in the workout can contact Phil Roxas at [email protected] or Tony Geanoules at [email protected]

SPORTS TALK- meets every 3rd Wednesday in the Clubhouse at 7 pm. Come on over and talk about your favorite subject. Contact Bill Klika at [email protected]

Photo GroupCalling all photographers...Sea Breeze's newest group, has recently started to meet at the Club House. Hosted by

neighbor Roy Winograd, the club is unlike traditional photo clubs. According to Roy, "our intention is not to compete with each other to see who can take the best photo, but rather it's a casual get-together for those who want to talk photography, improve their camera handling skills, pick up some photo tips or just wish to view photos."

Some of the topics include composition techniques, controlling light, lenses and filters, post processing, displaying photos etc. Local photo trips are also in the works. Roy plans on ending each session with a short video introducing the group to successful photographers, each with a unique style.

Even though our focus is on photography basics, all are welcome. The Photo Group will be meeting again monthly, starting in September.

Henry Szczepanek tosses the bocce ball while Chris Buro, Sue Szczepanek and Sue Canonico admire his form

Bocce BallBocce ball is played using a small pallino as the target, thrown within a

specific range marked on the court. Then the players “bowl” with the bocce balls, attempting to get close to the pallino. A game can be played with just two players, or two teams of two, three or four players.

The Sea Breeze lanes are fun and challenging, offering little “hills and valleys” to make the toss unpredictable. The laughter has been heard all the way on Dunberry, as the players attempt to knock their opponents away from the pallino.

Bocce is played Monday evenings at 6:30. You can play as long as you wish, but usually after 1 ½ - 2 hours, the games have finished. The teams are selected randomly, so no regular commitment is required. This is low impact, but there is bending involved (similar to bowling). Come and join the fun on Mondays – weather permitting.The Novel Bunch

The Novel Bunch, the Sea Breeze book club, has been active for the past 5 years. The attendees change from month to month – many regulars and others who attend when they can. But at each month’s meeting a lot of energy and enthusiasm is generated by the group. We all feel comfortable expressing our opinions about the book’s topic.

For all of this time, Ruthann Cherence has been the leader. Book titles are often suggested by a member, but Ruthann has done an outstanding job selecting the book that will provide good discussion points. Often the books generate personal stories and memories – some funny, some bringing us to a few tears. All of this is done with great sensitivity for each other.

June is the anniversary month of the start of The Novel Bunch. This year, as is typical, the members brought their favorite drink and snacks and after the book discussion, we stayed to enjoy the summer evening and each other’s company. This year’s June meeting was an added celebration to thank Ruthann for her years of dedication and to welcome Marilyn Winograd as our new leader. Marilyn has shown such thoughtful insight into the books we read and is sure to provide excellent leadership. She already has a list of books, suggested by members, to kick off year six.

Pictured are Marilyn Winograd, new Chair, and Ruthann Cherence, outgoing Chair of the Novel Bunch.


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the best way to get around.• Scuba Diving – You can dive between two continents: between North America and the Eurasian Tectonic Plates.

The lake is filled with glacier runoff water with excellent visibility of over 250 feet with interesting drop offs and rock formations under water.

• Volcanoes – Descend into a volcano and once inside you have about an hour to roam around.• Game of Thrones Fan? You’ll recognize many areas of Iceland where it was filmed, as well as some Star Wars

movies, etc.• Family Friendly – Campsites and hotels are geared for families. While some of the landscapes may not be, the

mythical stories, elves and trolls will keep the kids (and adults) enthralled.• Hot Springs – The Blue Lagoon and other local geothermic hot pools are around the countryside and are an amazing

experience to take part in.• Iceland Culture – Reykjavik is the capital city of Iceland and is full of cultural galleries, theaters, museums and

public gardens. There are 40 annual festivals and events and hotspots for local craft beers.• Ice Caves – In the Langjokull Glacier, there is a tunnel that burrows deep into the ice that you could explore.• Interesting Food – Anyone up for fermented shark or

smoked puffin? These dishes are indigenous to this region, but you can also find meal options you are familiar with.

• Excellent Bird, Whale and Puffin Watching – Bring your binoculars and cameras.

• Northern Lights – One of the most popular reasons for visiting Iceland is to view the Northern Lights. Best viewing times are September through April when the darkness of the night is longer with better options to view them.

As you can see, Iceland isn’t just about the Northern Lights, there is so much to experience and explore. Tired of going to the same place year after year on vacation? Add Iceland to your bucket list.

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Ever get a phone call that goes something like this?

Hello you have won a trip to the Bahamas.We are calling about your current credit card.This is Tom from customer service, can you hear me?How could I have won a trip in a contest I never entered?

If this is really about my “current credit card” how come you don’t know the specific card you are calling about and why would somebody from customer service be calling me just to find out if I can hear them? Common topics for these scams include credit card rate reductions, IRS taxes, extended warranties, Microsoft tech support, medical alerts and others that switch you to a number in a foreign country where they will keep you on the phone to run up a big phone bill. According to the YouMail National Robocall Index there are over 4 billion robocalls made in the US per month. While most robocalls to cell phones are illegal, many originate from overseas where they are out of the reach of US law enforcement.

One of the “blessings” of the wonderful improvements we have had in technology is that computers can be programmed to make millions of calls at an amazing speed for practically nothing. Calls can come from anywhere in the world and “spoof” your Caller ID so you will answer, believing the call is from a neighbor or local business. Some even pique your curiosity by showing your own phone number. All a fraudster needs to start a robocall campaign is a computer with the proper software, a list of active phone numbers (even random ones will do) and an internet connection. Some of these programs use “imitation of life” software to trick you into believing that you are actually interacting with a real person. You might hear coughing,

laughing and other background noises. They may also use artificial intelligence so it may appear that the robot is interacting with you in a real-time conversation.

So what do you do if you get such a call? First of all, don’t answer if you do not recognize the number. Let it go to voicemail as anyone trying to reach you for a legitimate reason will leave a message. Some cell phones can be programmed so they don’t ring if the number is anonymous or if it is not in your address book. If you do pick it up don’t press any buttons. Pressing buttons shows that a live person answered the phone and this only encourages them to call again. You should also avoid saying anything. The newest scam going around is “Can You Hear Me Now?” It will start with something like “This is Bob from customer service, can you hear me?” Of course you can hear them so you say yes. They record your reply and later use your voice signature to play a recording proving that you agreed to pay for goods or services.

There are ways you can use technology to limit these calls. Some newer phones automatically identify possible spam by giving you a warning or turning the screen red. Check with your wireless carrier to see if they offer an optional service that will screen your calls. There are also several apps available for free and others for a small monthly fee which will block known or suspected scams or can identify numbers that are hidden on purpose. Popular apps that will block the calls include Truecaller, RoboKiller, Mr. Number, YouMail, Nomorobo, and HiYa. Robokiller uses Answer Bots to frustrate robocallers by keeping them on the line for hours. If you subscribe to YouMail a suspected robocaller will receive a message that your number is out of service.

Most of these scams are easy to spot, but how do you stop these annoying phone calls from happening. First of all, register your phone number on the FCC National Do Not Call Registry. If you have not already done so you can register online at www.donotcall.gov. You can report spam text messages to 7726 (SPAM), a free text exchange with your wireless provider.

You can help combat this problem by filing an online complaint about these calls with the FTC or FCC. The more complaints they receive about a particular caller, the more likely they are to investigate and shut them down. You should also be careful about giving your phone number to any business without understanding their privacy policy with regard to sharing your contact information. You may be unwittingly providing opt-in consent to receive calls. Also, check your social media accounts and delete your phone number as these services are often used to put together a list of prospects and find out more about you. You would be surprised at what comes up simply by typing your phone number in a Google search. Very scary.


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This was an information-packed presentation that hit home. How many of us went home that night to check our Facebook and iPhone settings? And don’t forget about Xfinity.

Nick began with background information on the digital age, privacy and cybersecurity. An interesting video by IBM showed how easily our identity can be stolen while standing in line at a public place.

The Cloud – how secure is this? Hackers can access all of our data and wreak havoc on our personal information. But even closer to home: how often are we asked for personal information by our insurance company, our doctors, our banks? Then there is the personal information we voluntarily provide – Facebook, Instagram, on-line shopping, and our casino cards. We trust that this data is kept secure. There are information brokers whose job it is to collect personal data on us and distribute it to other agencies. We have all searched for an item on-line, for example at Home Depot. Those with Facebook will have that item pop up on their page – we are linked to many sources.

Nick provided many examples that we can control every day. Shred any mail that has your name and address (or any other personal information on it). Remove or destroy your personal information on empty prescription bottles. He also suggested regularly “Googling” your name to see what information is public. Be aware that your car, computer and voice assistant are “listening”. E-Z Pass tracks your travel; your phone’s GPS tracks you to within feet of your location.

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LOCAL ICE CREAM PARLORSCompiled by Trish Gutwein

With the warm weather in season, it’s time for ice cream runs. Yes, get in your car and go for a ride. There are several ice cream parlors close by and all are worth a little time on the road.

All of the homemade ice cream parlors listed below are on Route 9, with many flavors and all kinds of toppings. They all also make specialty ordered ice cream cakes and/or gift baskets and have plenty of parking available. Each parlor has a unique attraction.

Ice Cream Shop of Manahawkin, 59 N Main Sthttps://www.facebook.com/icecreamshopofmanahawkin/

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Mile marker 70

This converted house, has an easy handicap ramp to its entrance with parking in the back. There is a red/orange monster truck on Rt. 9 with the name of the store. There is also an antique tractor on the side street. Specialty ice creams are created … black pepper or apple pie, pineapple habanero, pumpkin spice, nutella, & dunkaroo ice cream flavors. And milk shakes, flying saucers, chipwiches, coffee and espresso drinks, hot chocolate and mini donuts are part of the menu. They even have a hot Belgian waffle sundae. One can feel as ice cream would by sitting in the ice cream cone seats. There is also outside seating. People talk about the ‘pup’ cup and the reasonable prices.

Mrs. Walker’s Famous Ice Cream-specialty ice cream cakeshttp://www.mrswalkersicecream.com

Hours: Sunday-Thursday 11am to 10 pm, Friday-Saturday 11am to 11pmMile Marker 81.5

Opened in 1986, they offer 40+ flavors of ice cream and 10+ homemade frozen yogurts, with over 50 toppings.

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Candiqueen’s Ice Cream and Sweets , 237 S Main St, Barnegat- gift basketshttps://www.facebook.com/pg/candiqueensicecream/photos/?ref=page_internal

Open all year (but closed in January)Hours: 12 noon to 9 pm

Opened 2014 - Mile Marker 74.5

Gwyn, the owner, spent 25 years managing an ice cream/candy store in Point Pleasant Beach. When they turned the store into a Crab House Restaurant she opened her own place.

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Sweet Treats (across from Home Depot)-specialty ice cream and pastry cakeshttps://www.facebook.com/sweettreatsnj (formerly Sweet Kates)

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In addition to ice cream there are homemade pastries, pastries, pastries. Also, they make homemade breads (Italian, semolina, asiago). They also make gluten free cakes for customers. Homemade brownies, ice cream, milk shakes, malt shakes, egg creams, and root beer floats are just a few of the many menu items. The list goes on and on. A new item is the Homemade Taco Sundae. Yum.

Original Rich’s Ice Cream (Lacey Mall - next to Dunkin Donuts)344 U.S. Highway 9, Lanoka Harbor

Mile Marker 83.5Hours: Monday–Thursday 1pm to 10 pm, Friday–Sunday 1pm to 11 pm

The only Carvel in Ocean County opened in 1955 on Rt. 37 in Toms River. In 1965, Richard Gutwein opened his own ice cream parlor as Rich’s Original Ice Cream because Carvel would not allow him to sell his Richie Bar. They have their own special recipes and inventions. Now, opened last year right here in Forked River by Rich’s grandson, Hunter, is another branch. In 1997, Rich’s daughter, Jean Gutwein, opened Rich’s Ice Cream II on Rt. 37, Toms River, but the two shops are not affiliated. Richard is my husband’s cousin and no, we don’t get a discount! But, try the Richie Bar. You won’t be disappointed.


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Here are several websites full of great ideas to entertain the grandchildren when they visit this summer:https://www.funnewjersey.com/fun_things_to_do_with_kids_nj.htm http://www.oceancountyparks.org/frmFindPark

Listed are just a few ideas close to Forked River:Jenkinson's Boardwalk (Point Pleasant Beach). Aquarium and rides for kids of all ages.Atlantic City Aquarium (Atlantic City). Exhibits, with hands-on experience. Live shows with a diver in a 25,000-gallon tank.Casino Pier and Breakwater Beach Waterpark (Seaside Heights). Rides, amusements, and a pool for toddlers.Lakewood BlueClaws (Lakewood). Minor League Baseball. Kidzone with activities for the kids. Often there are special events on the premises.Johnson’s Corner Farm (Medford). Pick your own fruits and vegetables; interact with a variety of farm animals.Cape May Whale Watchers (Cape May). Whale and dolphin-watching cruise. Jersey Shore Pirates (Brick). There’s an interactive treasure hunt, face painting, dress up activity prior to the cruise.Insectropolis (Toms River). Insect learning center; play bug games on touch-screen computers.

Cattus Island County Park (Toms River). 530 acres, 7 miles of trails, view of Barnegat Bay. Visitors of all ages will enjoy hands-on educational displays: live view osprey cam, habitat tree and tunnel, bird viewing area, children's activity corner and collection of live reptiles and fish. The park also contains a beautiful Butterfly Garden.

Mill Creek County Park (Berkeley Township). Trails, Mill Creek and the Toms River, three playgrounds. The perfect spot for a family picnic under the pavilion or at one of several secluded picnic tables.

Wells Mills County Park (Waretown). Largest park in the Ocean County park system; over 900 acres of pine and oak forest within the Pine Barrens. Miles of hiking trails with varying degrees of difficulty can be found here.

Cloverdale Farm County Park (Barnegat). Run as a cranberry farm. The bogs are home to wildflowers, birds, flora and fauna. 1.4-mile self-guided nature trail.

Eno’s Pond County Park (Forked River). Observation decks overlooking the pond. Nature trails, picnic area, playground, volleyball area.

Monmouth Museum (Lincroft). Interactive learning in an under-the-sea adventure for ages 6 and younger. Other activities for ages 7 – 12.

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Cruiser bicycles - Men’s and Ladies - both for $150 Call Andy at 732-547-4665

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Women’s Golf Clubs and Bags - Set 1 - Ping Red Eye full set of irons, four Taylor woods with covers, putter and woman’s golf bag all for $100. Set 2 - Custom made Harvey Penick (coach to many hall of fame players- not me) full set of irons, four Calloway and Adams woods with covers, putter and Forsgate Country Club golf bag all for $100. Call Marie 401-258-6575.

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Visualize your plate- ½ of plate: fruit and/or vegetables. Fresh /seasonal is best but have you checked out the frozen fruits and even frozen avocado?¼ of plate: proteins, meat/fish/beans/egg/dairy¼ of plate: starch, preferably whole grain based. Try to have at least 80% of the time over the course of a day. Whole wheat, quinoa, barley, brown rice are some options. Fats - MEASURED, not eliminated. Use avocado and avocado oil, olive oil, whipped butter or margarines. Use herbs to add flavor and pleasure instead of added salts. Sounds daunting? Once you see the health benefits, this becomes a habit not a chore. Add fruit to salads/yogurts/cottage cheese.Buy pre-chopped/shredded vegetables to enhance a meal or salad. It saves you time (just because you are retired doesn’t mean you want to chop veggies all day) and will get you in the habit of using them.Put cucumber/pepper slices/avocado, extra lettuce and tomato slices on your sandwich. Can’t get it all in? Add them to your snacks. What about that pasta meal?Do you realize, that when you dine out, your serving of pasta is approximately 3 cups? One serving is actually ½-1 cup depending on the type of macaroni you choose. To remedy the situation, you may add a salad or vegetable plus a protein to the meal.

In other words, lighten the large portion size (and take some home for another meal).

It is not about not having any, just adjusting the portionFood should be pleasurable, meant to be savored and

enjoyed!Sue Canonico RD

Sports reviewAs we move into summer, I will pick up where we left

off last month with the topic – the draft. I will focus on baseball’s and hockey’s draft; how the drafts work and the basic difference between these two and the football and basketball draft.

The major league baseball draft which was held on June 4th – 6th, provides a very different scenario. A player becomes eligible for the draft at several points in his life. The first exposure occurs when an individual graduates from high school; if he attends a four year college, he becomes eligible after he has completed his junior or senior year or is at least 21 years of age. If he attended a junior college, he becomes eligible regardless of how many years he completes. Only residents of the United States, and /or US territories are eligible. The pro team that drafts him has until August 15 or until the player returns to college full time to sign him. If a foreign player attends a US high school and college, they are draft eligible. International players are selected in their own draft and a different and more complex set of rules govern this phase-a discussion for another day.

In the National Hockey League draft on June 22nd, in order to be selected, the following criteria was used: the individual must be 18 years old on or before September 15th and not older than 20 years old before December 31st of the draft year. Players not from North America, over the age of 20, are also eligible for the draft. A team has the right to a player for two years; if the player attends college, the team retains these rights until 30 days after the person has left college.

The big difference in the drafts deals with entry and amateurism. In football and basketball, you must declare for the draft if you have college eligibility remaining. If you stay in the draft you are no longer an amateur. In baseball and hockey you are in the draft if you meet the age requirements but become a professional only if you signed with an agent or team. Now you have become a draft expert. I hope your team did well.

Please let me know if you have any other topics of interest. Bill Klika [email protected]

Last month’s trivia answer. Jackie Jensen. World Series -The New York Yankees; All-Star Game Boston Red Sox; Rose Bowl - University of California

This month’s trivia question: Named the major league catcher who has caught the most no hitter games. Extra credit if you can name the pitchers.


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