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The Knoll News
The Leisure Knoll Association
1 Buckingham Drive North
Manchester, NJ 08759
July 2011
LEISURE KNOLL “The Official Newspaper of The Leisure Knoll Community” MANCHESTER, NJ
THE KNOLL NEWS JULy, 2011 PAGE 2
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Leisure Knoll Special Announcement! Activities
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at Manchester Leisure Knoll’s Sizzlin’ Our next show will be held on
Trustees/Officers Summer Beach Party Sunday, July 17th at 2:30 p.m. in the
The Board of Trustees meets once a month It’s only hot and humid outside. The PAC has plenty of air conditioning PAC. It will feature The Crestwood
on the 2nd Wednesday. The odd numbered to keep everyone cool while dancing the night away at our July Monthly Symphonette, which is a group of
months: 1-January, 3-March, 5-May, 7-July,
9-September, 11-November the meetings Dance. Save the date, July 16 and come out to the Indoor Beach Party at talented musicians who number
are 7 p.m. in Lakeside Lodge. On the even the PAC for a night of cool dancing and good company. about twenty five. Their repertoire
numbered months: 2-February, 4-April, Music is being provided by one of the Knoll’s favorite bands, Piper’s includes music from the big band
6-June, 8-August, 10-October, 12-December, Alley. Lot’s of good summer time music and fun is available to all. There’s era, broadway, classical and patri-
the meetings are held at 10 a.m. in Lakeside
nothing but re-runs on the TV and it’s always a good idea to get out of the otic. You are sure to enjoy their
Lodge. Workshops are held as needed, on the
last Wednesday of each month at 9 a.m. in the house and party with your friends. performance. This show is free of
Association office, all residents welcome. Tickets are on sale on July 7th in the PAC’s Ceramic Room from 9 AM charge and no tickets will be printed.
President to 11 AM and then again from 6 PM to 7 PM in the library to accommodate It will also be the final show for the
Charles Gartlan ................ 2012 our working residents. year. We hope you enjoyed the pre-
732-657-7577 We are only as young as we act! Come on out and enjoy a summer vious three.
Vice President
evening of fun. We are actively working on the
Joe Chociemski ................ 2011 storage situation in the PAC for the
Secretary
Attention: clubs and we ask for your patience as
we go along. This is a monumental
Barbara Gonder ................ 2012
Dog Owners of Leisure Knoll task and takes a lot of time and re-
search, but we are sure you will be
Treasurer
Being a dog owner myself, of TV show, we would need three or satisfied with the end result.
Patricia Shinners .............. 2012
“Archie”, a three year old Cavalier four other people, besides Tom and We have received a donation
Trustee King Charles Spaniel, I know what me, who would be willing to sign from the Bible Study and we ap-
Bill Meehan...................... 2013 kind of “problems” we senior citi- the release forms, describe their dogs preciate theirs and all the clubs who
zens often have with our furry best dangerous or fear-motivated behav- donate to Activities.
Trustee friends! ior (excessive barking, scared to
Joyce Tanzillo .................. 2013 We have mentioned in previous
Archie, recently jumped on top walk your dog in fear of meeting up editions of The Knoll News that the
Trustee of our dining room table, from a with another dog, or unpredictable outdoor bulletin board would be up
Frank Columbo ................ 2012 chair we forgot to push under the outside or inside behaviors, unruly and operating but, due to circum-
table, and it cost us $1,500 at Garden behavior when company comes, stances beyond our control, we were
Property Manager
State Vet Hospital, to save his life etc.) Some people may be on walkers unable to get it done. I now feel we
Karen Mesler
after he grabbed my husband’s pill using a cane or in a wheelchair, and are confident enough that we can
Activities Director box, hid under the table and ate quite still need to get their dog outside. now say, when you receive this edi-
Ed Bohrer a few of Tom’s pills! Whatever the situation is, please tion of The Knoll News it should be
Tom and I consider ourselves call me and we can discuss having up and running.
Staff
Editor - Bill Meehan to be attentive doggie parents, but Cesar Milan help you on camera, if Looks like all the summer activi-
vibil56@verizon.net this day we thought we would lose and when he visits The Knoll. ties are in motion. Bocce, shuffle-
our beloved Archie. By the time I will gladly bring or mail you board, golf and softball are all deep
Distribution Coordinator we reached the hospital, in Lincroft, the “release” form that you would into their schedules. Enjoy the next
Joyce Tanzillo Archie was bleeding out! Happy need to be included in the program couple of months, for you know that
ending is, they saved him! Two IV’s SHOULD we be chosen. there is a monster called winter hid-
Telephone Numbers & Hours
and poison control calls, he’s home You would be asked to sign a ing in the closet.
Association Office 732-657-6661
and Tom and I are now trained not release, explain you dog’s behavior, It is with a heavy heart as I write
9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Monday-Friday
to leave pill boxes on either table! and have a 5 to 7 minute video made this article, we mourn the passing of
Gatehouse 732-657-5007 If I were out of the room, or we by me and a cameraman, showing Ursula Sorbera. This dynamic lady
24 Hours a Day were not at home, and we made the the dog’s bad behavior. I’ll send brought much joy and happiness to
mistake of leaving something harm- you the form so you can read what us over all these years. She will be
Reservation Committee ful on the table, our Archie might not is required. Then you can decide. greatly missed. May God bless and
732-657-4774 have survived! Being the President of the Gar- hold Ursula in his arms.
9-11 a.m. Tuesday All this to tell you I’ve checked den Nature Club, I am asking Cesar Ed Bohrer
Helping Hands Unlimited with the Association and was given to come between March and Novem-
732-657-7269 permission to “ask” the Dog Whis- ber, 2012.
10-Noon & 2-4 p.m. perer, Cesar Milan to come to The If you or someone you know
Monday - Friday Knoll during 2012, to help our resi- can use help with a dog’s behavior,
dents with any problems they may please call, Pappy Surgent, (657-
Ocean County Handicapped be having with their dog or dogs. 2406). ASAP
Elderly Transportation Service Since the “Dog Whisperer” is a Thank you.
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Michael Freesola, Mayor
Manchester Fire or First Aid Squad
911 – Manchester Police It’s this time of the year that tions. The rules say the contractor by calling 973-273-8090 or checking
732-657-6111 or 911 many homeowners are looking to re- must have their registration number online at NJConsumerAffairs.Gov/
pair or make improvements to their displayed on all promotional mate- LVInfo.htm.
For Advertising Information homes and are looking for honest rials, including vehicles and con- The Division of Consumer Af-
Call: Senior Publishing Co. and reliable contractors. tracts and, in addition, the vehicles fairs reports that they continue to
1-888-637-3200 In the very recent past, the State used must have commercial license get many complaints about shoddy
Division of Consumer Affairs has plates. unregistered contractors that show
indicated that despite the fact that It is the position of the Division no established business address, who
Leisure Knoll accepts no responsibility
mandatory registration and licens- of Consumer Affairs, that in order have taken money from homeown-
for any advertisements. If there are any ing has been in effect for over five to be sure you are not hiring a con- ers, never completed the work, and
complaints concerning an advertiser years, there are still many thousands tractor who is operating outside the leaving with no way for the hom-
please contact them directly. If you of contractors operating totally out- law, if indications show that he is not eowner to recover.
receive no satisfaction, you can contact side the law. following all the rules listed above, For your own protection remem-
your Better Business Bureau In addition there are many, that that you check his status with the ber the old saying “forewarned is
or the Ocean County Dept. of Consumer
Affairs in Toms River.
may be registered, but do not follow State Division of Consumer Affairs forearmed”.
all of the required rules and regula-
THE KNOLL NEWS JULy, 2011 PAGE 4
Knights of Columbus Columbiettes
Council 10022 Dear Sister Columbiettes, tables. Bring a friend or relative.
Summer is in full swing. The Tables fill up fast, so if you want
We are well into the summer like to thank all of those who have weather is beautiful, and we are to sit with your friends or relatives
season. During the month of July contributed to the fund. In the June enjoying summer activities. call early. Tables reserved on a first
here in Leisure Knoll we will cel- Knoll News, there was a picture of In June we had our installation of come first served basis. Hope to see
ebrate the Installation of Officers of the Seminarians who received your our new board. They will take over your there.
our Council. contributions. Three of those Semi- their position in July. The Knights picnic will be Sat-
At the time of this article, not narians became Priests in Trenton On August 23, 2011 at 12:30 urday, September 10th. All Colum-
all of the information is available in June. As noted, you need not we will have our biggest event of biettes are invited.
for the event to be held here in The be a Knight of Columbus to donate the year. We will be having our Anyone wishing to join the
Knoll. The information we do have to the Fund, which will start in the Tea. This year’s theme is “A Beary Columbiettes call Dee Davies or
is that the Installation will be held near future. At the Convention held Special Tea”. The cost is $12 per Barbara Liona.
on Saturday July 23rd in the PAC. in Wildwood, N.J. this past month, person. We will serve mini sand- Don’t forget pennies or tabs; we
“Pipers Alley” will supply the music. the Council received an award for wiches, salads, dessert, tea, coffee are still collecting them.
Bruno Masini will Chair the event. its participation in the Seminarian and iced tea. There will be chance Remember our service men
All of the information will be “aired” Fund. We ask that when the fund baskets, 50-50’s, door prizes and and women their families in your
on Channel 15 and in the “Carillon” begins again, we can have the funds entertainment. Jerry Schalkoff and prayers.
as soon as it is available. So mark to support the young men on their Cathy Varsolona are chairpersons. Remember to pray for our sick
that date on your calendar and plan journey to priesthood. If you missed Please call and reserve your tables. friends and family members.
to celebrate with us. This “event” participating in the Seminarian Fund Call Mildred White (657-2724) for God Bless America
will be open to all. We hope you this year, please send in a donation tickets, and reservations of your God Bless Us All
will help support this event. this time. Dee Davies
In previous articles, we have We ask all of those who receive
noted the important “Seminarian the monthly “Carillon” take the time bring your prescriptions.
Fund” sponsored by the Knights of to read it and mark the events on For emergency medical condi-
Columbus here in Leisure Knoll. your calendar. tions, 911 should be called. For
On behalf of our Council, Lou Ren Selvaggio medical transport to doctors, etc.
Mattera and John Jones, we would please give us a three-day lead time
to make arrangements with our vol-
unteer drivers. For this service, call
Mary at 657-2114.
There will be no regular meet-
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August. All other programs will be
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Notes
To all my friends in Leisure Dear friends in the Knoll,
Knoll. Thank you for your cards, Thank you all for your prayers,
visits, phone calls and your concern telephone calls, cards and support
during my stay in rehab. Your kind- during my recent illness. I will never
Spring Is Here... Get A Head Start! ness is greatly appreciated. forget.
Thank You, Bette Jane Osgood
q Powerwashing & Housewashing Irene Johnson
q Spring Clean-Up
To all my friends and neighbors
q Lawn Care To All Our Friends in Leisure in Leisure Knoll:
q Plantings & Designs Knoll Thank you for all the calls, cards
Noel and I want to express our and prayers during my two recent
q Drainage - Underground Drain Lines Installed thanks for your concern, calls, and stays in the hospital and following
q Paving Stones - Patio - Walkways & More prayers during his recent health recovery. Again, thank you so much.
q Mulch - Top Soil - Stone episode. It is heartwarming to know God bless you all.
we have so many friends and ac- Harley Backstrom
q Shrubs & Hedges - Easy Care Protection quaintances at Leisure Knoll. We
are so glad we chose to retire here.
The elemenTs of Design Again, thank you and God Bless. Dear Friends,
No matter what garden style appeals to you, Noel and Lucille Blanch I want to thank you for thinking
a successful landscape requires the use of basic of me during my recent set-back.
design principles. Knowing these principles and The food, cards and flowers really
Dear Friends and Neighbors of cheered me up. It’s nice to know you
how to use them well will enable you to create
Leisure Knoll: are thought of. Again, thanks.
the look and feeling you want. Words cannot express my thanks Ann Melillo
and appreciation for all of your ex-
For over 13 years, we’ve built our family pressions of condolence by way of
business on relationships and continue to lead the food, Mass cards, sympathy cards,
Landscape Industry in innovation and quality. and donations in Joe’s name to Com-
munity Memorial Hospital and St.
Owner - John Applegate Jude’s Children Hospital.
Sincerely,
Rose Isch
A Face In The Knoll
THE KNOLL NEWS JULy, 2011 PAGE 7
ished school. They had two children Ursula took the job. She traveled
when Anthony was drafted into the around to find new dances for her
service. His young wife left her class. In 1990 she became president
children with her mother and took of the Monthly Dance Committee.
a job sewing. By the time Anthony The amazing thing is that until just
returned from the war, Ursula was before her death she still kept the
making good money and decided to Monthly Dance going, leading the
keep working. This ambitious girl line dance the band provided.
then went on to secretarial school. Five years after Anthony’s death,
In no time at all she was working for Ursula met Louis Mancuso, a retired
a small sporting goods manufactur- judge originally from Texas. Theirs
ing company where she supervised was a beautiful friendship that might
thirty-five men. have ended in marriage save for the
The Sorberas were a happy stroke that hit Louis, leaving him
couple. They lived in a house facing blind. Ursula took him into her home
New York City. After a trip to Italy, and cared for him until his death.
Anthony suggested they move to a She never forgot how he treated her
place where he wouldn’t have to do – Like a princess.
lawn work. After searching, they It seems that this amazing lady
chose Leisure Knoll. At first, Ursula not only had unusual energy,. but
didn’t like the move, but she enjoyed was willing to use it for service
the social scene and joined bocce, to others. She not only served her
A few months ago, her photo sula. For thirty years we’ve seen her bowling, and shuffleboard. Upon neighbors, but enjoyed doing it! Her
graced the cover of The Knoll teaching line dancing, running Bingo seeing the rowboats, this energetic determination and strength were as-
News. Ursula Sorbera would have games, and organizing the Monthly lady was thrilled. It seems she had sets she has had all her life. Loss of a
reached her 100th birthday in June, Dance. She was a classy lady who been rowing since she was fourteen loved one had not defeated her. Even
and though we hated to admit it, we demanded class in those who came years old! as she started to fail she came to the
realized that her time with us was to her dances to be dressed as ladies Then tragedy struck! Anthony dance and smiling, greeted everyone
coming to a close. And now The and gentlemen. contracted Melanoma, and had only as they came in the door.
Face In The Knoll will feature this Ursula, the second eldest of six months to live. Ursula took care True, new people have come to
legendary figure for the last time. six sisters, was born in Manhattan of him and he told her to keep active take over her jobs, and I’m sure they
The entertainment community and raised in Jersey City. She met in the various clubs after he was will do a great job. But we here in
has many stars known by their first Anthony Sorbera when they both gone. True to her promise, that’s just Leisure Knoll will always remember
name alone – Cher, Madonna, Jewel. attended Dickinson High School what she did! She became treasurer that great lady who was not only
We here in The Knoll had someone in Jersey City. Though young, they of the Bingo games to start. In 1985 admired, but deeply loved.
known by her first name only – Ur- were married as soon as Ursula fin- a line dancing teacher was needed. Rachel Rusbarsky
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Bible Study
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ROOf LeakS? Lakeside Lodge on Friday July 8th, Wednesday July 13th, 20th and 27th at
12:45 p.m. All are welcome to come and let the Son shine on your heart!
We can Help! If you have any questions, please call Jean (408-0872).
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Ocean cOunty ROOfing
Letter to the Editor:
I have noticed that the Bible Study Club’s articles have been cut back,
Residential • CommeRCial • industRial just to basic information. There aren’t any more interesting articles about
tile • slate • metal • shingles God anymore, why? They were very inspiring and interesting. It was just
so nice to see someone write about the One who gave us breath and life
new Roofs • Reroofs • tear-offs • Flat Roofs and our freedom. We are so blessed to live in a free country where there
siding • soffits • Gutters Cleaned & Repaired is freedom of speech, freedom of religion, and supposedly freedom of
Power Washing • solar energy the press. These articles were not of one religion, they were of One God,
for all to enjoy or ignore, that is their choice. So many shut-ins enjoyed
locally owned & operated since 1985 these articles. There is freedom for all the other clubs to write what they
Fully licensed & insured (lic # 13VH04258400) wish, so why is God singled out? Is it not politically correct to speak of
installation & Repairs God in this private paper of The Knoll? These articles only spoke of The
Truth and only what the Bible says, it did not push any religion, only what
military & senior discounts God’s Word says. What is happening to America, the land of the Free, that
call now for a fRee estimate! was started under God? We have to stand up for God if you want Him to
stand up for you. If we keep closing the door on God, He will not be there
for our country, and believe me, we need Him. Just look at the generation
guaRanteeD LOWeSt PRiceS that has been brought up without God, which would you rather have?
Thank Him for all your blessings and let’s keep Him alive in The Knoll.
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As of this writing, the A.C. Bus the Italian American Club, Ursula
Trip will be on Monday, August 1st, Sorbera, who died on June 1st, only
but the casino that the Club will be a few days before her 100th birthday.
going to has not been determined. Ursula was an incredibly amaz-
Consequently, for all interested in ing woman whose stamina never
this trip, please watch for informa- seemed to wane…until very re-
Brand New Ship - Round Trip from Bayonne tion on Channel 15 or call Jo Corona. cently. Her contributions and legacy
After the summer’s hiatus, our to Leisure Knoll are evident in the
SouTherN CArIbbeAN monthly general membership meet- monthly dances that she organized,
ings will resume on Friday, Septem- in the teaching of Line dancing and,
Celebrity Cruise New Silhouette ber 16th. Hope we’ll see you then. until a year or so ago, in the organiz-
November 30th - 12 nights from Bayonne F.Y.I. Yankee baseball fans: In ing of our Bingo games. I am sure,
$1299.00 pp including taxes 1973 Joe Di Maggio became the without a doubt, that over her many
spokesperson for the Mr. Coffee years of residency in The Knoll that
brand. However, the real “Mr. Cof- many other contributions can be
New YeArS CruISe!! fee” is Vince Marotta who invented attributed to her. Several times Ur-
the world’s first coffee maker. sula commented to me that she felt
December 30th - January 6th “Fear prophets and those pre- the residents of The Knoll were her
Bayonne, NJ Roundtrip to Florida & Bahamas pared to die for the truth, for as a family and in gratitude she wanted to
rule they make many others die with reciprocate their caring and affection
from $935.00 pp including taxes them, often before them, at times in whatever manner she was able…
instead of them.”…Umberto Eco and, she succeeded in doing so.
May we all have a happy, hearty Not only will the Italian Ameri-
beLGIuM & hoLLANd rIverboATING and healthy July 4th, as well as all can Club miss a valuable member,
April 6-14, 2012 Tulip Time & Floriade of July’s summer days…we earned but all of Leisure Knoll has lost the
them after this past long, long win- Grand Dame of Entertainment. In
9 day cruise including airfare, $2995.00 pp ter! essence, Ursula was a remarkable
~~~~~~~~~~ woman whose 100 years of life will
It is with a great deal of sad- be remembered and reminisced
TRAvEL PLAzA ness that I report the death of a very
dynamic and beloved member of
about for many years to come.
Joan Cavalluzzi
2108 RTE 70, mANCHESTER, Nj 08759
Hudson City Bank Plaza
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in an investigation? “DEAR SIR/MADAM: I REP- You then reship them to the thieves,
Thousands of con artists, grift- RESENT THE RECENTLY DE- who will fence them overseas. Or
ers, fraudsters, and other denizens POSED MINISTER OF AGRICUL- you’re transferring stolen funds from
of the dark are trolling for victims TURE FOR NODAMBIZIA, WHO one account to another to obscure the
online. Can you recognize online HAS EMBEZZLED 30 MILLION money trail.
fraud when you see it? Here’s a DOLLARS FROM HIS STARV- The risk: Sure, you can make
quick guide to the Top 5 scams and ING COUNTRYMEN AND NOW big bucks for a while. But after a
schemes you’re most likely to find NEEDS TO GET IT OUT OF THE few months, you’re going to look
on the ‘Net. COUNTRY...” inside your bank account and find it
The Leisure Knoll Computer 1. Auction Fraud - The setup: The letter says the scammers cleaned out. Worse, when the feds
Club meets the second, third and Online auction fraud accounts for are seeking an accomplice who will come looking for the scammers,
fourth Monday of each month at 10 three-quarters of all complaints transfer the funds into their account you’re the one they’re going to nail.
a.m. in the Lakeside Lodge. Unless registered with the FBI’s Internet for a cut of the total--usually around The question you have to ask
preempted by a holiday, inclement Crime Complaint Center (formerly 30 percent. You’ll be asked to travel yourself: Why can’t these people
weather or the repair of the rooftop the Internet Fraud Complaint Cen- overseas to meet with the scam- receive their own darn mail?
on The Empire State Building, we’ll ter). There are many types of eBay mers and complete the necessary 5. “Congratulations, You’ve
be there. Stop in and check us out. If chicanery, but the most common one paperwork. But before the transac- Won an Xbox (IPod, plasma TV,
you like what you see then why not is where you send in your money and tion can be finalized, you must pay etc.)” - The setup: You get an e-mail
join us? Maybe you are just what we get nothing but grief in return. thousands of dollars in “taxes,” telling you that you’ve won some-
need to make you like us. What actually happens: You “attorney costs,” “bribes,” or other thing cool--usually the hot gadget
never get the product promised, or advance fees. du jour, such as an Xbox or an IPod.
Today’s topic is the top Five the promises don’t match the prod- What actually happens: There’s All you need to do is visit a Web site
Online Scams That Concern Us uct. The descriptions may be vague, no minister and no money--except and provide your debit card number
Today incomplete, or completely fake. One for the money you put up in advance. and PIN to cover “shipping and han-
by Matt Bernardi scammer accepted bids for Louis Victims who travel overseas may dling” costs.
Before I start, I just want to state Vuitton bags that she didn’t own, find themselves physically threat- What actually happens: The item
how important it is to ALWAYS log and then scoured the Internet look- ened and not allowed to leave until never arrives. A few months later,
off the internet between each session ing for cheap knockoffs that cost less they cough up the cash. (FYI, “419” mystery charges start showing up on
no matter how short or how long you than the winning bid. She managed is named for the section of Nigeria’s your bank account. The only thing
plan to be away from your computer. to collect at least $18,000 from bid- penal code that the scam violates.) that gets shipped and handled is your
Hackers are like terrorists. They are ders before she got nailed. A buyer The risk: Serious financial loss-- identity. (A more benign variation on
always standing by, waiting for you thought he’d purchased a portable or worse. Victims of Nigerian letter this scam drives you to a site where
to invite them in. That being said, DVD player for $100, but what he fraud lose $3000 on average, accord- you’re asked to cough up your con-
let’s get down to the subterranean got instead was a Web address for ing to the FBI. Several victims have tact info and agree to receive spam
level where all parasites, hackers and a site where he could buy a player been killed or gone missing while from advertisers until unwanted
low lives hang out like bats while for a $200 discount. The stories are chasing a 419 scheme. e-mail is coming out of your ears.)
waiting to infiltrate computers like virtually endless. The question you have to ask The risk: Identity theft, as well
yours and mine. The risk: You get ripped off, yourself: Of all the people in the as lost money if you don’t dispute
The following data comes to us losing time and money. If you spill world, why would a corrupt Afri- the charges.
direct from Dan Tyran of PC World the beans about the scam, the seller can bureaucrat pick me to be his The question you have to ask
Magazine. Dan stated in his March may retaliate by posting negative accomplice? yourself: When did I enter a contest
9, 2005 report that: eBay reports about you using phony 4. Postal Forwarding/Reship- to win an Xbox (iPod, plasma TV,
You might think Web surfers names. ping Scam - The setup: You answer etc.)?
have started to wise up to Internet The question you have to ask an online ad looking for a “corre- Get the idea people? I’d say
rip-offs. But you’d be wrong. Here’s yourself: Who in their right mind spondence manager.” An offshore that Dan Tyran of PC World Maga-
how scammers are trying to dupe would sell a $200 bag for $20? corporation that lacks a U.S. address zine certainly did an excellent job of
you today. 2. Phishing Scams - The setup: or bank account needs someone to getting his point across, didn’t he?
According to a December 2004 You receive an e-mail that looks like take goods sent to their address and We really don’t have to be a Rocket
report by the FBI and the National it came from your bank, warning you reship them overseas. You may also Scientist to figure out how these
White Collar Crime Center research about identity theft and asking that be asked to accept wire transfers predators try to eat us up and spit us
firm Gartner estimates that nearly you log in and verify your account into your bank account, then trans- out as Frank Sinatra would have said
10 million Americans were hit by information. The message says that fer the money to your new boss’s had he been here to say it.
online fraudsters last year--largely if you don’t take action immediately, account. In each case, you collect a From now on let’s just do it to
due to a wave of phishing e-mails your account will be terminated. percentage of the goods or amount them before they do it to us. It’s im-
seeking to steal users’ identities. What actually happens: Even transferred. perative that we put the shoe on the
In fact, phishing attacks seem though the e-mail looks like the real What actually happens: Products other foot and stomp those vermin
to be the new, hot scam. Scammers deal, complete with authentic logos are purchased online using stolen right back to the stone age where
send you an e-mail that tries to lure and working Web links, it’s a clever credit cards--often with identities they belong.
you to a legitimate-looking Web fake. The Web site where you’re told that have been purloined by phish-
site where you’ll be asked to enter to enter your account information
personal information. The thing is, is also bogus. In some instances,
it’s all fake; and if you fall for it, really smart phishers direct you to
someone is ready to take your Social the genuine Web site, then pop up a
Security Number and start opening window over the site that captures
credit card accounts. your personal information.
The FBI recently began warn- The risk: Your account informa-
ing people of scammers posing as tion will be sold to criminals, who’ll
tsunami-relief organizations. And use it to ruin your credit and drain
late last month, the FBI warned that your account. According to Gartner, airports • piers
someone out there was even posing phishing scammers took consumers snoWbirds - transport yoUr Vehicles to Florida
as the FBI itself--sending a fraudu- (and their banks, who had to cover
lent e-mail with the subject line “FBI the charges) for $1.2 billion in 2003. SedANS & LuxurY vANS
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Investigation” and trying to lure
people into buying products from a
The question you have to ask
yourself: If this matter is so urgent, 1-800-252-0107
separate, fictional scam artist whom why isn’t my bank calling me in-
the Feds were supposedly on to.
Confusing? Sure. But just ask
stead of sending e-mail?
3. Nigerian 419 Letter - The
$20 OFF - R/T EWR/ACY/BAY
yourself this: When was the last time setup: You receive an e-mail, usually R/T JFK/PHL/NYC/LGA
$30 OFF -Not valid through travel agents.
the FBI sent a polite e-mail when written in screaming capital letters,
VCR/DVD Health & Fitness
THE KNOLL NEWS JULy, 2011 PAGE 10
Library Club
*** Happy 4th of July *** We hope all our members and Our next meeting will be in
Since TV is offering very little in the way of entertainment these days, friends who attended our meeting Lakeside Lodge on Tuesday, Sep-
the library is enjoying a surge of residents looking for good movies. AND on June 21st enjoyed the presenta- tember 27th, at 7 p.m. A speaker will
we do have a variety – drama, comedy, mysteries, westerns, musicals and tion by Ron Hyland of the Pines in be announced as soon as one is con-
documentaries – from the classics to the latest releases. There’s a choice Whiting. We feel confident that the firmed. At that meeting we will be
of more than 700 DVDs and 600 VCRs, so you’re sure to find something tips and exercises he showed us will asking for a Nominating Committee
to satisfy your preferences. be most beneficial for our physical to select a new Board. Each member
well-being. of the Board serves for 2 years. We
Our newest additions include: We are pleased to announce that are hoping to get volunteers for all
All Good Things Hereafter the Fit and Trim program will again positions. The Club has been so
Band of Brothers Rabbit Hole commence in September and run successful that it would be a major
through November. The Monday disappointment to see it fold after so
Just a reminder: We have many VCRs and several DVDs on sale for class will start on September 12th much work has been put into it. We
the bargain price of $1 per bag. There just might be some among them that through November 21st in the PAC at only meet every three months; it is
you’d like for your “library.” In addition, for the many of you who will be 1 p.m. The Thursday class will start not hard work and the satisfaction of
“on the road again,” we have books on tape and DVD (James Patterson, on September 1st through November having a successful club is enormous
Danielle Steele, Mary Higgins Clark, Jane Austen, Michael Crichton, just 17th in the PAC at 10:30 a.m. The so, please, volunteer to keep it going.
to name a few). The “books” are priced at $1 each. When you have these cost for each class is $24. Therefore, The pool is now open and the
to listen to, instead of “Are we there yet?” you’ll be saying, “Are we there if you decide to do both the Monday cool water is a welcome respite
already?” All proceeds are used to purchase additional movies for the library. and Thursday class, the cost will be from the hot weather. Swimming is
“Every little bit helps!” $48. All registration fees are due by a wonderful exercise. Even if you
August 15th. We need a minimum of cannot do laps, just walking in the
More thanks to all who have donated to the library: 22 persons per class. If not enough water helps to ease the aches and
Ingrid & Dan Queen Virginia Schouten people register, the class or classes pains and keeps us supple. If you’re
Betty Tappan Shirley Tenaglia will have to be cancelled. Please not water lovers and just enjoy tak-
Nancy VanDerbeek give or mail your checks to Geoff ing a leisurely stroll, please try to
Sharp, 32 Greenwich Avenue. If you do so either early in the morning or
The library is open every Thursday from 9-12. C’mon down. We look have any questions please call Geoff late afternoon when the sun is not so
forward to seeing you and helping with suggestions for your viewing (657-5270). hot; none of us need to suffer from
pleasure. sun stroke!!
Dodie Wright Val Marchinetti
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give us great insight on God’s word. wish. He will even tell you some
Dr. Karl is a world wide Hebrew jokes, if you want (but don’t get him
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Once again thank you to all of Rauchback and Grace Ziobro whose
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wonderful volunteers who sold tick- miss you; please hurry back.
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• Corns • Gout • Sports Injuries A special thank you to Ridge Concert, rehearsals will begin in
• Bunions • Arthritis • Diabetic Foot Care Realty who added to the excitement. September. Watch Channel 15 or
• Crooked Toes • Calluses • Fungus (Athlete’s Foot) They donated lovely hanging plants this column for the dates or contact
which one lucky member of each our Membership Chairman, George
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At our last meeting in May, it
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Garden/Nature Club
THE KNOLL NEWS JULy, 2011 PAGE 16
“The Fruits of Our Labor”
Now that all our planting is done, make sure that everyone has their “Green Acres”? Use your imagina- located on the bulletin board in
we can admire the fruits of our labor ticket for the bus prizes. The bus tion!! Timberland Hall. Karen was an art
by sitting back on the patio in our leaves the lower parking lot at 9 a.m. Delight us by volunteering to teacher and is a very talented lady.
lounge chair or swing, enjoying the and we will be home approximately be a model. Call Riki Giglio (323- We thank her for joining our team
lazy evenings of summer. All of na- 4 p.m. 0729) and “sign up!” There are no and helping us to keep our Garden/
ture, the birds, butterflies, humming Going back just a bit...our Coun- rules. The garden runway is all Nature club interesting and exciting
birds, squirrels, rabbits, chipmunks, try Garden Tea was once again, spec- yours. There will be prizes for the for all our residents and guests.
and yes, even the mosquitos are out tacular! Marion and Ruth did their top three entries. Looking forward Carol Theil is the gal that keeps
there to enjoy it with us. Could life level best to keep so many surprises to an afternoon of fun and laughter. track of “membership” and sends
be any better? under lock and key and it worked. Our second bus trip of 2011 is out the “sunshine & cheer” cards. If
The Garden/Nature Club has Thank you, Marion, Ruth and their to “Sculpture Gardens” on Tuesday, you know anyone who needs a card
been patiently waiting for July to roll team for making an ordinary Tues- September 13th. Even if you’ve been of encouragement, get well or sym-
around so we can take our first bus day afternoon in June become a there before, there are continuously pathy, please call Carol (323-0278)
trip to “Wells Sweep Herb Farm”. beautiful memory of beauty, fun and new sights to see. So mark your or see her at a meeting.
There we will take in the smell of surprises. calendar now and call Ruth Bernar- Have you checked out the “pool
acres and acres of lavender in bloom Pappy’s grandchildren made her ducci (657-4969) to reserve your flower pots?” Mickey Pulis and her
and fill our memories with the sight promise she would give each gold- seat. Price and lunch menu will be team wasted no time making the six
of delicate, swaying in the breeze, fish a name, change the water every available before our next meeting. pots a delight for our eyes! Each
lush lavender. I hope you’re one day and give them a happy home. Just a reminder, start looking for lady that went with Mickey to pick
of the lucky bus-load of enthusiasts Does anyone want to adopt six, cute your favorite (or grandma’s) APPLE out the flowers was able to design
making this trip with us. To add fun little goldfish? Bowl, food, net are or PUMPKIN pie recipe. October and plant two pots each. Their
to the trip, we’ve decided to have all included and its all FREE. is our PIE tasting contest! We plan talents are definitely appreciated.
our 50/50 drawing on the bus and Looking ahead, our Garden Na- on having some serious fun watch- Mickey has made up the watering
several door (bus) prizes. Lunch ture Club’s future holds something ing our seven MALE pie tasters be schedule to keep the pots looking
will be served at the lavender fields new. Tuesday, August 9th, we are the judges. (Husbands, if your wife their best until the end of the pool
and we have the basement storage having our first “Garden Attire” baked a pie, we’ll find away you season. Thanks, Mickey.
compartment of the Classic Tour bus fashion show. We’re asking for vol- don’t know which one it is.) We would be remiss if we didn’t
to bring home new additions to our unteers to show off the garden attire If you haven’t visited our Lei- thank Karen Gartland, especially at
garden (planting again!!) they wear or would like to wear in sure Knoll Garden/Nature Club, this time of the year, for repainting
On the way there, we’ll have our their gardens. For some, it’s jeans plan on the second Tuesday of each our “GOD BLESS AMERICA”
own “tour guide”, Marion Goldberg and straw hats, others it’s high boots, month, at 1 p.m. in our PAC. Our front lawn sign. We here in The
fill us in on the details of our trip. or lounging pants or something you yearly dues are only $3. We’d like to Knoll are very proud of our country
Pappy, Riki, Ruth, and Zorine will dare wear if you thought no one was meet you. So come up to us (Pappy, and enjoy celebrating July 4th.
pitch in to collect for the 50/50 and looking. Remember Eva Gabor in Riki, Ruth and Zorine- we’re the
ladies sitting at the front table with Dates to remember:
pink ribbon name tags around our June 12th – Lavender Fields Bus Trip
necks) and introduce yourself. August 9th – “Garden Attire:” Fash-
Karen Czerna has graciously ac- ion Show
cepted our request to be our official September 13th – Grounds for Sculp-
“poster girl.” Starting in August, ture Bus Trip
check out our Garden/Nature square, See you on the bus!!!
Pappy Surgent
Zorine Iesals
we can guarantee you will go home
in a happy mood. Coffee and cake
will be served as usual, thanks to our
cake ladies and our kitchen staff. As
mentioned numerous times, you do
not have to be a member to attend
our meetings.
At our October 18 th meeting
we will have Steve Berger as our
entertainment. Steve entertained
at our April meeting. He was sen-
As we do not meet for the sational and agreed to come back
months of July and August, our next for this meeting. Do not miss his
meeting will be held on Tuesday, performance.
September 20th at 7:30 p.m. in the We hope you enjoy the rest of
PAC. We will be entertained by the the summer and hope to see you all
incredible Norbert Ludwig. We rec- in September.
ommend you attend this meeting as Ed Bohrer
THE KNOLL NEWS JULy, 2011 PAGE 17
Happy Birthday to:
THE KNOLL NEWS JULy, 2011 PAGE 18
July 1 Jack McPhillips
AMERICAN IRISH CLUB 3
5
Joe Langford
Paole Patti
11 Anne Ugrovics
Our next meeting will be held on Tuesday, July 5th at 7:30 p.m. in 23 Danny Queen
the PAC. We will have an ice cream social and the cost will be $5. What 23 Monica Cherney
could be better than an ice cream social on a warm July evening? Our own 24 Ronnie Watson
Shamrock Chorus will be entertaining us. Come on out and enjoy the ice 31 Jim Maher
cream and the singing.
A pregnant Irish woman from Dublin gets in a car accident and falls
News Flash into a deep coma. Asleep for nearly 6 months, when she wakes up she sees
We will be hosting a re-gifted auction and pot luck supper at our regular that she is no longer pregnant and frantically asks the doctor about her baby.
meeting on August 2nd at 5 p.m. in the PAC. We ask you to bring something The doctor replied, “Ma’am, you had twins, a boy and a girl. Your brother
new or nearly new (white elephant type gift) and a food dish for the pot from Cork came in and named them.” The woman thinks to herself, “Oh
luck supper. Sign up sheets will be at the July 5th meeting. Donation will no, not my brother…he’s an idiot!” She asks the doctor, “Well, what’s the
be $1. For more information please call Mary/Bill (408-1979). girl’s name?” “Denise.” “Wow, that’s not a bad name, I like it!” What’s the
boy’s name?” “Denephew.”
Save The Date
We are planning a celebration on the first Tuesday in September to IRISH BLESSING
celebrate the 10th anniversary of the American Irish Club. This should be a May you always have work for your hands to do.
spectacular evening and we hope you will plan on joining in on the excite- May your pockets always a coin or two.
ment. So mark your calendar – September 6, 2011 and we’ll see you there! May the sun shine bright on your windowpane.
Our Halfway Dance will be held on Wednesday, September 28th. Mike May the rainbow be certain to follow each rain.
Byrne will once again be playing for us not only Irish songs and dances, May the hand of a friend always be near you.
but American dance tunes as well. More information will follow in future And may God fill your heart with gladness to cheer you.
columns. Judy Munster
Happy Anniversary to: AMERICAN/IRISH CLUB
July 9 Jean & Joe Layton (1984) will host a
10 Monica & Tom Cherney REGIFTED AUCTION
15 Vesta & Roland Jones (1951) and
16 Evelyn & Geoffrey Sharp (1995) POT LUCK SUPPER
20 Carolee & Matt Merrigan (2002) to be held
26 Anne & Bob Ugrovics (1981) TUESDAY, AUGUST 2ND, 5 p.m.
28 Terry & Tim Daly Donation $1.00
30 Pat & Paole Patti (2010) Sign up at July 5th meeting
Bring a gift (new/nearly new) and a dish
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June is finally here! Everything is in bloom so get out your camera and
take some beautiful pictures of nature.
We hope you all enjoyed the very interesting and helpful information
at the presentation given by Bill Kirms at our last meeting. Thank you Bill!
If you have any questions that were not answered at the time, please come
to our next meeting and we will try to help you. Just bring your camera,
manual and fully charged batteries.
Our meetings are held on the 2nd Thursday of each month at 10 a.m.
in Lakeside Lodge.
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Civil War Encampment
I find it refreshing to shoot different things
from time to time to get a new perspective
and sharpen my camera skills and eye. My
favorite subjects are sports and wildlife. I
recently photographed a civil war encampment -
completely different than the fast moving subjects
I generally try to photograph. It was a lot of fun.
Try different techniques and different angles
when shooting new subject matter to gain a new
perspective. Watch out for cluttered backgrounds
and bright objects.
To give these photos a more authentic look I
converted them from full color to a Sepia tone.
That’s it for this month. You can email me
with any questions about your photography at
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see some of my work. Keep shooting and trying
to improve your images, but most importantly,
have fun with your camera.
Ladies Golf
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July Schedule
July 7 Forge Pond 9 a.m.
July 14 Golden Pheasant 10 a.m. (throw out 3 holes)
July 21 Hanover 9:30 a.m.
July 28 Lakehurst 8:30 a.m.
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WE REPLACE Fishing Club
STORM DAMAGED
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reporting their success – except for one. On Friday, May 20th, Charlie Gartlan
Call for a FREE estimate and his son, Tom, started late in the day at Island Beach State Park, driving
at your home to the rocks at Barnegat inlet. After catching three small Bluefish by casting
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and tip also in this picture and often repeated is to try around dusk or dawn
along the beaches, particularly while it is dark. My own best ever caught at
4 a.m. casting from a jetty (a 49 inch, 52 pound striper, picture proof shown
here a few years ago). Congratulations, Charlie and Tom! Catch some more
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Those Bass we stocked are still growing and more Sunnies (Bluegills) are
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The Owls
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This month I am reporting how our season started. If you are not affiliated with
If you follow baseball at all you may understand my as-
sessment of the start of our season. We started like the Boston Red
a local Jewish Synagogue or
Sox and we have a team line-up on paper like the New York Yankees. We Temple, the Jewish Temple
are one third through the season and we will be in a better position shortly. Association invites you to join us
In other words, we could and will be doing better. Today’s game against
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the Ravens could be our turning point. We started out today’s game with
only scoring four runs in six innings. In the last inning we scored ten runs officiated by both a Rabbi and a
to win fourteen to two. This was mainly due to the opposing pitcher losing Cantor. Services will be held in
the strike zone and the wind making the game an adventure. Our true test the spacious auditorium at the
is coming up next, with another game against the Knights, who beat us the
last game by two runs. We then play a double header against the first place Jackson Liberty High School (Hope Chapel Rd. and
Falcons, who are in our division. The results of these games will surely South Cooks Bridge Rd. in Jackson Township).
shape our position in the division for the rest of the season.
We have two new players this season, Chip Beckwith and Dave Pepin.
We are happy that they decided to join the team. The cost will be $50 per person + $25 for each prayer
The future games and current results of our games are posted on the book, if needed. All non affiliated people are welcome.
bulletin board in the PAC.
The Owl’s Blue Claws outing in June was a great night out. Thank you
to all who joined us for this fun evening. Rosh Hashanah services:
Hopefully, you will continue to come out to our games and cheer us on. 7PM Wednesday evening Sept. 28, 2011
Until next month, Stay Safe! 10AM Thursday. Sept. 29, 2011
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Our Bowling Banquet was held Thank you, Gene, Mike, Tom
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luncheon was a great success. The hard and do a wonderful job year
food was very good; the company after year, keeping Monday Bowling
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and Mary Morris entertained us with The awards were presented to
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WONDER OF IT ALL
* Gone With The Wind author, Margaret Mitchell was born in 1900. Ad-
justed to today’s dollars, the 1939 movie inspired by her novel is the
all-time box office earner, ahead of Star Wars and The Sound of Music.
* “Sesame Street” debuted in 1969. Creator Jim Henson’s widow, Jane,
donated the original Kermit the Frog, along with the early versions of
Cookie Monster and Oscar the Grouch to the Smithsonian Museum of
American History in Washington.
* The Vietnam Vets Memorial opened in Washington in 1982. Nearby
stands the “Vietnam Women’s Memorial” a tableau of “three women”,
one caring for a soldier. It was unveiled in 1993 in honor of the 265,500
U.S. women who served in the war, most of whom were nurses.
* Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, the fourth of eight films based on
J.K. Rowling’s novels about a boy wizard, premiered in 2005.
DID YOU KNOW
* Graphite found in a pencil is first finely ground and mixed with water
and clay powder. Then it’s formed into what looks like gray spaghetti
strings before being inserted into pencils.
* The White House, home to American presidents, wasn’t always white. It
was gray Virginia freestone until 1814 when the British burned it. White
paint was used to cover the damage but it didn’t officially become “The
White House” until Teddy Roosevelt’s administration.
* Resin from the pine tree is used to produced turpentine.
* The main female singer in an opera is known as a prima donna.
* The state with the most covered bridges is Indiana.
* Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was Disney’s first animated feature
film and premiered in 1937.
THAT’S HOT!
Under Billy Wilder’s direction, two Chicago musicians hide from the
mob by joining an all-girl orchestra in the 1959 flick Some Like it Hot.
The film starred Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon as Joe/Josephine and Jerry/
Daphne who masquerade as women except for one hitch: Joe is infatuated
with Sugar Kane Kowalczyk (Marilyn Monroe) the band’s singer and is
willing to blow his cover to win her. It had funny one-liners, gags, disguises,
hilarious scenes and slapstick chases.
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I was in bed thinking of Father’s came to fruition. Dad made life The last time I visited the lovely walked to the magnificent Notre
Day and my brain was flooded with fun, it was a continuous party; no city of Montreal, was eons ago on a Dame Basilica. It was awe inspiring,
thoughts of my own father. The one stability but who cared? I was with high school trip, and most of what I where, on the cathedral ceiling were
who brought me up since the age my dad. can remember from that time is a lot pure gold stars valued at 2 million
of 7, just the two of us against the I grew up, traveled and settled in of giggling and a lot of churches. So dollars!
world. He was my Peter Pan, my New York City. One day I received when my husband Doug and I decid- One hot humid day, perfect for
giant and my idol on the highest a call. Dad had a serious lapse in ed to vacation there, I was glad for an a boat ride, we purchased tickets
pedestal. He was an engineer, but in judgment. I was needed back in opportunity to revisit the charming for a scenic river cruise along the
his mind he was a free spirited artist, England. I raced back, things were city; however this time with a more St. Lawrence Seaway. However,
an eccentric one at that. We were no- sorted out. I realized that the pedestal “mature” slant on things. soon after boarding I experienced
mads, moving just about every year had crumbled, the giant was now a We decided to do something dif- heat exhaustion. Doug took one
to seek new horizons. How many 5’7” man and no longer my Peter ferent, so instead of flying or driving, look at my face and said “I’m get-
schools did I attend? I lost count Pan. Dad has been gone now for we took the train. Let me assure you ting our money back.” The boat
after 7. He had ideas about moving many years, but I learned that to err right now that Amtrak isn’t exactly workers quickly put the gangplank
to Australia, or even the Ivory Coast. is human and with all his faults he the Orient Express. Ten hours inside back down while he came running
Where was that, I thought; must be will remain my idol even though the any vehicle is way too long for me back for me who by this point was
an exotic place. None of these ideas pedestal is smaller now. anyway, so by the time we finally completely wilted holding cameras,
Val Marchinetti arrived I was ready to scream. None- water bottles, hats, etc. The woman
theless, I must say that the upstate in the teeny air-conditioned ticket
New York countryside is just beau- booth offered to give me a seat inside
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mill about enjoying actors, dancers, tics down in the subways.)
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Puddles
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I am the blackest, meanest, bad- neck, I became “Superdog,” cham- them up after they had hardened ing eyes and snarling teeth. Foiled
assed dog in town with an expansive pion of the downtrodden. I would rock-solid. One time I dug one up again! I loved to ride so much that I
selective heart and proud of it. To prance around, head and tail held after almost two years - and ate it, never did get wise to their trick.
explain the selective heart bit which high. At least my front legs pranced dirt and all. Yum! Not sure which I The most fun of all was when
seems like an oxymoron, I love but a back view showed my rear legs liked better, the petrified muffins or Grandma Amber came for an ex-
children but seldom tolerate adults. were bowed which, thankfully, my the cactus garden I dug up and ate, tended visit. During the day every-
My mission so to speak is to guard cape hid most of the time. If I per- which caused quite an upheaval, in thing was fine and we were good
my two young mistresses with my formed well, Linda or Laura would more ways than one. friends. Nighttime seemed to bring
life and I take it seriously. As for slip me a treat. Don’t know who said dogs can- out the devil in me. If she got up dur-
the adults - keep your distance. I’m Discovering I was smart enough not talk. When I wanted to go out I ing the night to use the bathroom, I
watching you! After all, it was adults to do tricks, they really went wild. would stand by the door and keep would jump into the warm spot she
who gave me this idiotic name. Playing dead, I would lie on my saying “Rout” until someone in the left in the bed. When she returned
Being the runt of the litter when back with my head turned to one family understood and came to my I would growl at her and not allow
I was a cute, tiny black ball of fur, I side while they would soulfully cry, rescue. I could spell, too. Just spell her back. Many mornings the family
knew that in order to survive I would “Poor Puddles is dead; a bullet in the c-a-n-d-y and I was all over you, would awaken and find Grandma
have to be “leader of the pack” and head.” Bright enough to know what begging for some. sleeping on the couch in the living
assert my independence any way I had to be done to get my reward, Little children were my favor- room. It was great fun until dad
could. Therefore, whenever an adult I always capitulated but I let them ite. The smaller the child, the more confined me to the kitchen at night
picked me up, I did the most logical know who was boss by staying very protective I became. They loved me with a gate in the doorway so I didn’t
thing to show my disdain and let still but wagging my tail. Hmph! and could do no wrong, even pull- have free run of the house. Oh well,
them know who was boss - hence That was just to show that although ing my fur was allowed. Of course nothing lasts forever.
my name “Puddles.” Now I ask you, I obeyed your command, I was still they shared their lollipops with me Due to in-breeding (mamma
is that a suitable name for a mean, my own person or dog, so to speak! and anything dropped on the ground always had her admirers), I suffered
bad-assed dog of my caliber? Between school and working was mine - I was their clean-up crew from epilepsy and had to take medi-
I’m digressing so let’s get back parents, sometimes mealtimes were according to our mutual understand- cine twice a day. Now I’m not one
to my mission. It was love at first a bit erratic. If I was hungry and no ing. who would allow anyone to force a
sight between my two young mis- one responded at the proper time, I Adults were another thing. They pill down my throat but when it was
tresses Linda, Laura and me. As a would pick up my bowl and drop it were the enemy and a threat to my wrapped in a piece of candy, that
small puppy, they loved to dress me on someone’s foot - another way to charges. No adult got past me. Strik- made a big difference. My sweet
in their dolls’ clothes and wheel me show them who was in charge. Corn ing a fearful pose and showing my tooth was satisfied and so was my
around in a small doll carriage. With muffins with blueberries were my teeth while barking made the most family!
my tail wagging, I would sit up tall favorite whenever I could manage heroic person back down and away Unfortunately this was my
and enjoy the ride around the yard. I to look soulful and hungry enough from my home, keeping my girls downfall because after seven years,
was the king of all I surveyed. to warrant a snack. Even if I wasn’t, safe. My reputation quickly estab- at times I was not quite aware of
Eventually I grew too large for they usually came across and gave lished, people tended to keep their what I was doing. The last time I
the doll clothes so a new game was me one. I can remember burying distance. My owners got wise to was in a kind of stupor, I attacked
invented. Tying a towel around my them around the yard and digging my threatening stance and had a few my charges’ father. It was my undo-
tricks of their own. Knowing how I ing because although I truly loved
loved to go for a ride, they would my family, they could not take the
open the back door to an old station chance of me hurting one of my
wagon and ask if I’d like to take a darling girls during one of those
spin. Of course I always jumped episodes. That’s why I’m sitting here
right in and away we would go so forlorn and alone, waiting for the
around the block. Returning home, vet to seal the fate of the blackest,
they would get out quickly closing meanest, bad-assed dog in town,
the door. There I was, trapped inside with an expansive selective heart,
the car when the company arrived. and still proud of it.
All they could see were my flash- Jeanne Wilson
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FOR SALE - Black Multi-media Cabinet: 2-stationary shelves;
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$85.00. Excellent condition. Call: 732-408-1256.
FOR SALE - Console Table. Surface is faux-cracked leather top. The
metal frame features a beautiful hammered look. Size: 36” long; 32”
high; 16” deep. Excellent condition. Asking $50.00. Call: 732-408-
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FOR SALE - U.S. Postage Stamps 7 Sheets of Star Wars issue 15
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FOR SALE - Daewoo TV, 19”, $35.00. Magnavox TV, 14”, $25.00.
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Queen Bedroom Set, triple dresser, Man’s Chest, 2 night stands and
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Activities for the Month of July 2011 Prepared By: Irene Johnson and Ginny Palmer
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
Codes: CR-Card Room 1 2
AS-Art Studio AR-Activities Room 6:45 pm Footlighters Board - LL
CER-Ceramics Room LIB-Library LL-Lakeside Lodge 7:30 pm Footlighters Mtg - LL (K)
PAC-Performing Art Center OOK-Out of Knoll
All Buses Will Depart From Association Parking Lot.
Please Park in Lower Lot.
3 4 5 6 7 8 9
jULY 4th HOLIDAY 10:00 am Activities Committee Board - CER 9:00 am Sr League Bocce - LV West Green - 9:00 am Monthly Dance Tickets Sale - CER 8:00 - 10:00 am Helping Hands - Blood Testing 10:00 am Kid’s Fishing Tournament -
OFFICE CLOSED - NO BUS SERvICE 6:45 pm Italian American Club Board - LL Our Courts 10:30 am Health & Fitness Club - Fit & Trim - PAC (KMC) - LL Lake/PAC (K)
HELPING HANDS OFFICE & SUPPLY CTR 7:00 pm Owls Softball Mtg - AR 7:00 pm Bingo - PAC (K) 11:00 am Pool Aerobics Begin 12:45 pm Bible Study - LL (K)
CLOSED 7:30 pm American Irish Club Ice Cream 6:00 pm Monthly Dance Tickets Sale - LIB
Social - PAC (K) 7:30 pm Knights of Columbus Board - LL
5:00 pm July 4th Dinner Dance - PAC (K)
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1:00 pm Sunday @ the Movies - PAC (K) 9:00 am Computer Club Board - LL 9:00 am Bus - Garden/Nature Club - 9:00 am Sr League Bocce - Holiday City Berkeley 10:00 am Camera Club - LL 7:00 am Cookie Jar - Newspaper/Magazine
10:00 am Computer Club Mtg - LL (K) Lavendar Field @ Our Courts 10:30 am Health & Fitness - Fit & Trim - PAC Recycling
1:00 pm Health & Fitness - Fit & Trim - PAC 11:00 am Pool Aerobics Begin 12:45 pm Bible Study - LL (K) 1:00 pm Staten Island Club Mtg - LL (K) 7:00 pm Monthly Dance - PAC (K)
6:00 pm Fishing Club Board - PAC or AR? 6:15 pm Men’s Golf Club Board - PAC 7:30 pm Knights of Columbus Mtg - LL (K)
7:00 pm Fishing Club Mtg - PAC 7:00 pm Men’s Golf Club Mtg - PAC
7:00 pm Trustees Board Mtg - LL
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2:30 pm Crestwood Symphonette - PAC 10:00 am Computer Club Mtg - LL (K) 1:00 pm Bus - Knights of Columbus - AC 10:00 am RV Club Mtg - AS 10:30 am Health & Fitness - Fit & Trim - PAC 8:00 - 10:00 am Helping Hands - Blood Testing 6:00 pm Knights of Columbus Installation
1:00 pm Health & Fitness - Fit & Trim - PAC 7:00 pm American Irish Club Board - CER 12:45 pm Bible Study - LL (K) (KMC) - LL Dinner Dance - PAC (K)
7:00 pm Bingo - PAC (K)
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1:00 pm Sunday @ the Movies - PAC (K) 10:00 am Computer Club - LL (K) 9:00 am Sr League Bocce - Lake Ridge 9:00 am Labor Day Dinner Dance Tickets 7:00 pm Knoll News Distribution Prep - LL (K)
1:00 pm Health & Fitness - Fit & Trim - PAC @ Our Courts Sale - CER
12:45 pm Bible Study - LL (K) 10:30 am Health & Fitness - Fit & Trim
31 Ends - PAC
6:00 pm Labor Day Dinner Dance Tickets
Sale - LIB
WEEKLY RECURRING EVENTS
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
8:30 am Monday Morning Bocce 8:30 am Bocce Club Open Play 9:00 am Ladies Tennis - Courts 8:30 am Bocce Club Open Play 9:00 am Ladies Tennis - Courts
9:00 am Ladies Tennis - Courts 9:00 am Reservations Office Open 9:00 am Exercise - PAC 9:00 am VCR/DVD Library 9:00 am Exercise - PAC
9:00 am Exercise - PAC Noon to 11:00 pm Cards - CR 9:00 am Ceramics - CER 9:30 am Library Committee - LIB Noon to 11:00 pm Cards - CR
9:30 am Library Committee - LIB 12:00 pm Canasta - AR 10:30 am Footlighters Workshop - PAC 9:30 am Quilting - AS 1:00 pm Fun Bowling @ Brunswick
10:00 am Art Class - AS
1:30 pm Harmonics - LL 10:45 am Italian Language Class - AR Noon to 11:00 pm Cards - CR
Noon to 11:00 pm Cards - CR
12:30 pm Duplicate Bridge - LL (Resumes 9/14) 1:00 pm Footlighters Rehearsal - PAC
1:00 pm Needlecraft - AR Noon to 11 pm Cards - CR 6:15 pm Line Dancing - PAC (Resumes 9/8)
6:45 pm Bridge - AR 1:00 pm Mah Jong - AR 7:00 pm May I? - AR
7:00 pm Monday Night Bocce 7:00 pm Ceramics - CER 7:00 pm Shuffleboard
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Do overgrown or crowded shrubs and trees keep your property
from looking its best?
Are you sick and tired of being overcharged just because
you are a senior citizen?
If so, call Quality Landscaping today for reliable service at a
reasonable price. Let Quality Landscaping trim or remove those
troublesome trees or bushes.
We will treat you with the courtesy and respect that you deserve.
Quality Landscaping will return your call within 24 hours and keep
scheduled appointments.
As always, estimates are free.
Quality Landscaping is registered and insured in your Village.
Quality Landscaping also offers a variety of other services to ensure
that your yard will look its very best.
Quality Landscaping 732-350-9285
Owned & Operated by Dan Brahn
Services:
ü Tree removal
ü Shrub removal
ü Tree trimming
ü Shrub trimming
ü Stone installation
ü Mulch installation
ü Borders
ü Paver patios and walkways
Quality
Assurances:
ü Free estimates
Landscaping
ü Fully insured (732)
ü Registered in your village
ü All calls returned within 24 hours 350-9285 spc-1139a
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