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The Leisure Times
OCTOBER 2020 OCTOBER 12
VOLUME 48, NUMBER 10 LEISURE VILLAGE EAST, ® LAKEWOOD, NEW JERSEY
PERMIT NO. 211
Lakewood, NJ 08701
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$103,000 1253D Hamilton Ct. Greenbriar $132,500 1104A Argyll Cir. Baronet
$162,000 985D Aberdeen Dr. Baronet $149,000 1109C Argyll Cir. Baronet
$87,500 882E Balmoral Ct. Greenbriar $79,000 1245B Hamilton Ct. Greenbriar
$127,500 1078B Argyll Cir. Regency $195,000 868D Inverness Ct. Winfield
$119,000 1103C Argyll Cir. Baronet $115,000 924C Thornhill Ct. Baronet
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$169,900 960C Argyll Cir. Winfield $136,000 935B Thornhill Ct. Baronet
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$119,900 1260A Argyll Cir. Baronet $115,000 845A Thornhill Ct. Baronet
$142,900 1263B Hamilton Ct. Winfield
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$120,000 1256A Argyll Cir. Baronet
$125,000 1156B Argyll Cir. Baronet
$124,900 1105B Argyll Cir. Baronet
$142,500 1112A Argyll Cir. Baronet
$149,900 976D Aberdeen Dr. Baronet
$79,000 877E Balmoral Ct. Greenbriar
$119,000 931B Thornhill Ct. Baronet
$72,900 893D Inverness Ct. Greenbriar
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2 THE LEISURE TIMES OCTOBER 2020
WHAT’S INSIDE
The Trustees’/Meetings
Bingo
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Leisure Times Bocce
Bus Schedule
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Vol. 48, No. 10 October, 2020 Calendar 20-21
Founder Henry G. Dods Choristers 25
Established 1974 Crossword Puzzle 30
The Leisure Times is a monthly publication issued solely for the Dance Club -
members of the Leisure Village East Association, a non-profit
organization. Denise’s Corner -
Publication Office: Barton Hall
For Sale 34
Dumbarton Drive, Lakewood, N.J. 08701 Heritage Club -
Phone: 732-477-7900, Ext. 116 Fax: 732-965-5174 Horoscopes 31
*** Italian American Club 22
Publisher
Leisure Village East Assn. Inc.
Jewish American Club 26
Community Manager Knitters Club 27
Jan Kasyjanski Ladies Golf 26
Editor Kathy Mulhern Library -
Assistant Editors Pat Nichols, Sandy Figurelli Line Dancing 19
Men’s and Women’s Club 27
Mailings Katherine Hock
Men’s Golf 25
Calendar/Rec. Office Monmouth Medical (MMCSC) 29
News Denise Leahy-Viola Nutrition Club 22
Photos Pine Cone Garden Club -
Purchase Price 11
Writers Circle Quilters (Check Calendar) 19
Flora Roche, Doreen Doyle-Giambrone,
Elaine Carty, Evelyn Shore Recreation Two-Liners -
Gen Generalli, Irene Wells Shuffleboard (Outdoors) -
Club Reporters
Shred It 13
Jewel Taylor, Bette Jean Newsome, Judy Wolf, Table Shuffleboard -
Ed Calamari, Vicki Heidrick, Mary Ann Bauman, Two-Liner’s -
Sandy Figurelli, Elaine Carty, Eva Stout
Gordon Jacobsen, John Yaman,
V.F.W. Post 10185 27
Carolann Carty, Susan Relles, Carole Gladitsch, CORA (Area Reps) 14 & 36
Rosemary Davies, Mary Beth Sharkey, Rubin Fidler, We Mourn 19
Mackie Rossi
Welcome to LVE 13
Proofreaders
Kathy Mulhern, Pat Nichols, Barbara Finn Woodshop -
(Not responsible for typographical errors) Writer’s Circle (memoirs) 16-18
News releases, organizational reports and related materials may Thank You’s -
be deposited at the Leisure Times Administration Office mail slot. 50 Years Ago 10
(Not responsible for errors.) The Leisure Village East Association
Board of Trustees and the Publisher reserve the right to refuse
advertisements and other materials deemed to be not in the best
interests of the residents, and disclaim all responsibility for the
goods and services advertised.
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Trustees EDITORIAL CLOSING DATES
Barbara Finn - President For November 2020 Issue all copy
Lois Miele - Vice President
Suzanne Rafter - Treasurer must be received
Susan Relles - Secretary at the Leisure Times Office
Howard Brown - Trustee at Large by October 1st
Jack Lampman - Trustee at Large
Rosemary Robertson - Trustee at Large
OCTOBER 2020 THE LEISURE TIMES 3
Trustees’ Corner
President’s Corner Manager’s Corner
The mind wants us to settle Parking
Our hearts and souls are
Called to be more Please read the parking section in the red
To give more rules and regulations book, every resident was
To appreciate more, given a copy May 2019. They are very specific
To enjoy every moment of and clear.
This gift called life There is some confusion with residents and
Tony Robbins their guests as to where and what time parking
is permitted in cul de sacs and the so called fin-
Several projects are in the works at the gate ger lake streets! No parking permitted from 12
house, the dock and the golf gazebo for your midnight to 6 a.m. No exceptions, no excuses.
enjoyment, safety and keeping up the property Please behave and avoid a fine of $50-$150 or
value of LVE. being towed at the resident owner expense. Tell
Please read the full page article on parking. your visitors not to throw out the ticket without
Be a good host and know where your guests are letting you know if they receive one from the
to park, if they are staying overnight and cannot parking enforcer.
park in your driveway. A Guest Pass is once again The approved parking areas are: 1. visitors
required on the designated streets or in the Barton spots, 2. Barton Hall parking lot, 3. main streets.
Hall lot. For residents, being considerate and nice All this information can be found on Pages
does not cost anything. 11-13.
If any issue, of any matter, cannot be settled If a guest is not parking in his host driveway,
between residents, request an ADR. Do not contact they need a visitor pass to be placed on the dash-
the Attorney’s Office without an ADR first. Please board. It can be obtained at the Admin. Office
follow procedures so we do not incur unnecessary from 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. or at the gatehouse after
fees. hours, holidays and weekends.
If we are able to open Barton Hall in the near Commercial plates, uhauls, campers, house
future we will announce it on the One Call and on trailers etc. must be parked in Barton Hall, not
our outdoor signs at the entrance and Barton Hall. on any street, refer to Page 12 - Section G
Trust me, all the Board members are frustrated too! When a car goes in the visitor lane at the
Stay safe. Gatehouse, this guard will now ask if they are
Barbara Finn staying overnight. If so, they will be given a
guest pass for their dashboard and a list of rules
after the guard calls the owner and gets what
address they are visiting, their name and license
plate number. This may take a few minutes, so
if you know a guest is visiting you overnight,
be thoughtful and get the pass ahead of time.
Let your guest know you have taken care of the
visitor pass. The guard will have a list of passes
for guests that are completed.
The unit owner/resident is responsible for
their guest’s compliance.
Thank you,
Jan Kasyjanski, Community Manager,
Leisure Village East Association
4 THE LEISURE TIMES OCTOBER 2020
Trustees’ Corner
LEISURE VILLAGE EAST OPEN MEETING
MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
AUGUST 26, 2020
In compliance with N.J.A.C. 5:20-1.2, notice of the Open Meeting of the Board of Trustees was given by
notice filed with the business office of the Association, August 12, 2020. Also, this notice was on the Associa-
tion website and various one calls were made. All those in attendance, 105 residents, were to sign in due to the
Covid-19 pandemic per the advice of legal counsel.
Meeting called to order at 7:10 p.m. by Barbara Finn, LVE Board President. Those present were Lois Miele,
Rosemary Robertson, Jack Lampman and Howard Brown. Susan Relles and Suzanne Rafter were excused.
Also in attendance were Jan Kasyjanski, Community Manager and Cindy Blank, our Office Manager and
Secretary to the Board.
A motion was made by Howard Brown, seconded by Rosemary Robertson to accept and omit the reading
of the minutes of the Open meeting of July 30, 2020. Minutes are on file in the Administration office. All were
in favor. Motion is carried.
There was a motion made by Rosemary Robertson to accept the contract for L&L Paving for milling
and installing asphalt on Thornhill Court and Administration office parking lot. The cost of this project is
$242,457.88. This motion was seconded by Howard Brown and then a roll call vote was taken and all approved
so the motion was carried.
The Board appointed Pat Nichols to the ADR Committee. The Board also appointed Michael Fletcher to
the Architectural Committee. Thank you for volunteering and best of luck in your new responsibilities.
Jan Kasyjanski’s Manager’s report included the following Fall projects throughout the Village: paving
Thornhill area and the Administration and maintenance parking lot, new fountain at Vista Lake with lights,
rebuilding gazebo in Vista Lake, gatehouse updates and exit gate along with updating surveillance cameras,
continued work on sidewalk repairs and tree work, pressure washing sidewalks, replacing railings, seeding
lawns and lastly, first stage of siding project goes out to bid in about 2 weeks.
Barbara Finn read for Suzanne Rafter her 4 month Treasurer’s report which ended 7/31/2020. (This is
included in the Leisure Times.)
During the Trustees’ reports, Jack Lampman, who had been appointed to be the CORA liaison, announced
he will be having his first meeting for CORA on Wednesday, September 2 at 10 am on the upper deck at the
pool. Lois Miele spoke of the 50th Anniversary book which she is coordinating. She hopes to have this finished
for the end of the year distribution. Rosemary Robertson spoke further about this book and that if residents
wanted to be a sponsor and have their names in this special book, they can get a sponsor form from Adminis-
tration office and pay $5.
During the Residents’ question and answer period, the Board answered the questions which were submitted
ahead of time and took new ones. There were a few residents who filled out a form to speak to Jan at a later
time about personal concerns.
A motion was made by Howard Brown, seconded by Jack Lampman to adjourn this Open Meeting at 8
p.m. on August 26, 2020. All were in favor. Motion carried.
CERTIFICATION
As Secretary of the Board of Trustees of Leisure Village East, I do hereby certify the foregoing to be a true
and accurate record of the events, which occurred at the Open Meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Leisure
Village East Association, held on August 26, 2020. Minutes of this meeting are not verbatim.
Respectfully submitted,Lois Miele, Acting Secretary, Leisure Village East Association
OCTOBER 2020 THE LEISURE TIMES 5
Trustees’ Corner
TREASURER’S REPORT
FOUR MONTHS ENDED 7/31/2020
Actual Operating Fund net income was $47,000 less than the budgeted amount. The reasons for the unfa-
vorable variance were as follows:
• Actual Operating Fund income was $29,000 less than the budgeted amount due to:
o The real estate office has not been open for 4 months due to the pandemic. The budget is $2,000
per month.
o Actual maintenance revenue was $8,900 less than the budgeted amount because the Maintenance
Department is only doing emergency repairs during the pandemic.
o Due to the pandemic, there was no Recreation Revenue. The budget was $4,900.
• Actual Operating Fund expenses were over the budget by $18,000. Some of the significant negative variances
were as follows:
o Tree trimming exceeded the budget by $18,000. The budget was prepared based on the costs for the
9 months ended 12/31/2019. There was another $29,100 expensed in the last 3 months of the prior fiscal
year and was not taken into account when preparing the 2020/2021 budget. Due to increased storm
activity this year including the lightning storm, this line item will likely continue to be substantially
over budget.
o Landscaping supplies exceeded the budget by $17,100. The community manager does not anticipate
any large purchases for the rest of the fiscal year. The 12-month budget is $28,600.
o Grounds safety equipment exceeded the budget by $9,400 due to the extra expenses related to the
pandemic safety equipment purchases.
o Replacement Fund and Fixed Asset expenditures of $76,200 charged to the Operating Fund.
• Some of the significant offsetting favorable variances were:
o Total salaries and benefits expense of all departments was under budget by $52,000. Two union
positions and one non-union parttime position were eliminated during the month of April. In addition
one employee was on disability for five weeks.
o Actual pool expenses were $9,900 under budget because the pool has not been available to the residents
due to the pandemic.
o Actual Recreation Department expenses were under budget by $7,900 because Barton Hall has not
been open to the residents due to the pandemic.
• Accounts Receivable - The unpaid receivables increased $10,600 for the first 4 months of the fiscal year and
$5,300 just for the month of July. The increase may become more significant in the future depending on
Congress, the possibility of a “second wave” and the banks’ foreclosure process.
Suzanne Rafter, Treasurer LVE Board of Trustees
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OCTOBER 2020 THE LEISURE TIMES 7
LVE 50th Anniversary Book
If you are interested in listing your name on the sponsor pages of our 50th book,
please complete the attached slip at the bottom of this page and return to Adminis-
tration mail slot with your check by November 1, 2020.
In our 50th Anniversary Book, we would like to include a list of those residents
whose parents are current residents or were past residents of LVE.
Please fill out and return the slips below to the Administration mail slot by No-
vember 1, 2020.
LVE Board of Trustees
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For the 50th Anniversary Book
Print Your Name: ___________________________________________________
Print Your Address: __________________________________________________
Print Your Parents’ Name: ______________________________________________
Please Return to Administration mail slot by November 1, 2020
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$5.00 Sponsor
Print Your Name: ___________________________________________________
Print Your Address: __________________________________________________
Please Return to Administration mail slot by November 1, 2020
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Series game played on artificial turf, with games 1 that he followed it up with another tour from 10/10
and 2 being played at Cincinnati’s new Riverfront -10/17. On this tour he gave his first performance of
Stadium. Umpire Emmet Ashford became the first his favorite gospel song, “How Great Thou Art.” He
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African-American to officiate a World Series game. also performed his first version of “Blue Christmas.”
This was also the last World Series in which all the On December 21, Elvis visited President Nixon in the
games were played in the afternoon. Baltimore won 4 White House. The meeting was requested by Elvis in
games to 1. The TV premiere of Monday Night Foot- a letter in which he suggested he be made a “Federal-
ball broadcast on September 21, 1970, and featured Agent-at-Large” in the Bureau of Narcotics. He gifted
the NY Jets against the Cleveland Browns. Cleveland Nixon with a commemorative WWII Colt 45 pistol
won 31-21. At the end of the 1970 football season, the in a wooden chest while wearing a purple velvet suit
Baltimore Colts and the Dallas Cowboys were headed with a large gold belt. He expressed his patriotism and
to Super Bowl V to be played on January 17, 1971. his desire to help fight the growing drug problem and
This was the first Super Bowl played after the NFL- restore respect for the flag. He asked for a badge from
AFL merger - the National Football Conference (NFC) the Bureau of Narcotics. The president urged Presley
against the American Football Conference (AFC). to retain his credibility (obviously referring to Pres-
Like the World Series, this was the first Super Bowl ley’s own drug problems) and gave him an “honorary”
played on artificial turf and like the World Series, badge, which Elvis thought was real. One of the most
Baltimore was the winner by a field goal in the last 5 popular photos of Elvis was the one taken with Nixon
seconds of regulation play. in the Oval Office. In fact, it is the most requested
In 1970, Bing Crosby received a unique honor - photo in the U.S, National Archives. Sadly, less than
Decca awarded him a second platinum disk for his 7 years later Elvis was to die of a drug overdose.
recording of “Silent Night.” (His first platinum disk Sandy Figurelli
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Council of Residents Advisors
Barbara Finn
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This will be my last message to you for CORA. It’s
GOLD - DIAMONDS - SILVER - COINS been a pleasure getting to know you and working with
We BuY GOLD this dedicated group of volunteers. Jack Lampman
will be the liaison for this committee going forward.
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formed back in the very beginning of LVE to help
residents know what was happening in the community.
It was a place to seek answers to questions as construc-
ALL tIMe Record high “time to
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the residents and the Board of Trustees. Well, we’ve
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and safe office DIAMONDs to be answered with vibrant new residents moving in
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More recently, deciding where to live after retire-
ment. No brainer, let my sister decide.
MEMOIR So, there you have it. Did I have any idea where
and how my life would turn out. Not a clue. I am as
surprised as you are. I do know that I move in the
“Right Direction” for me on a wing and a prayer.
Que sera, Sera.
Elaine Carty
***
My Childhood View
Writers Circle meet on the first Thursday of every
month at 10 a.m., outside Doreen’s house at 1028A
of Adulthood
As it so happens, I really did not have one. I lived a
Shetland, weather permitting.
happy childhood and visions of what adulthood would
A Step in the Right Direction be were not in my thoughts except for one thing: New
“Que sera, sera, whatever will be will be.” Year’s Eve.
Doris Day My parents went out almost every Saturday night
For me, one of life’s biggest challenges is making and I remained home with an Aunt or Grandmother.
decisions, thinking about and planning for the future, This was fine with me except for New Years. My
regarding my personal life. mom would dress up to the nines in gorgeous cocktail
I am very comfortable planning events, including dresses, spike heels, sparkling evening bags, and jew-
every detail from beginning to end. In fact, it consumes elry. As long ago as I can remember, probably from
me until it is completed. I sort of go with the flow, 4 years of age, I watched her and my dad leave the
making decisions as they present themselves. house like movie stars. I would go up our second floor
Growing up, thanks to my parents, I never felt as sun porch and stare out the windows as they entered
though I had any limits on what I could do or wanted the car. Doing this I was crying all the time because I
to do in my life. Over the years I’ve learned my lim- wanted to be part of it.
its. I am sure society unconsciously influenced my I was not invited.
decisions. I promised myself when I reached a proper age,
As a younger person, I never really thought much my intention was to celebrate in the same way. The
about what I wanted to do in the future. I was easily in- tradition of my parents has continued through me. It
fluenced and happy to let others decide. The one thing has become my favorite holiday, the last day of the
I did use to guide me with important decisions was year with promises of hope for the new. It’s my major
a sort of mantra. “Is it a step in the right direction?” social evening event to this day and it is done for the
One big decision was whether or not to go to col- most part with flair and excitement in the greatest city
lege. I wanted to go but my best friend decided to work of them all, New York!
a year before going to college. So I decided to work a So long 2020, you’ve been a beaut!
year before going to college. I worked that year and Irene M Wells
saved nothing - poor planning.
When I was in college, I had not planned for what “The best is yet to come.” Frank Sinatra
I wanted to do when I graduated. I really had to give ***
that some thought. I checked with my mantra. What Continued on page 17
would take me in the right direction? More important-
ly, how was I going to earn money when I graduated?
My college had just initiated a degree in elementary
education. That was something I was familiar with -so
that’s the direction I took.
After graduation I applied to the Philadelphia
School System. Since I went to college there it seemed
like a good decision. It wasn’t easy being on my own,
living and teaching in Philadelphia. But I have always
relied on the kindness of strangers and my guardian
angel.
16 THE LEISURE TIMES OCTOBER 2020MEMOIR WRITING CIRCLE from page 16 I decided I could still manage to work with young
children, so I advertised again, and I worked with a
What I Wanted To Be large number of children, teaching them to read, write,
spell, geography, history, address, phone numbers etc,
When I Grew Up all the basics they would need to go into school with
When I was just a little girl, I was taught by Nuns, great confidence.
I dearly loved most of them, they were very kind and So I have to thank my 10th grade teacher, Mrs
helpful to us students. Purcell, for offering me the chance to work with the
In 10th grade my teacher asked for volunteers, to little children, when I was a teen.
assist the kindergarden teachers, an event that would I retired at 70 years old.
change my life. Doreen Giambrone
I volunteered as it was an hour a week and it got me ***
out of my regular class, so looked like it would be fun.
The teachers were thrilled with us teenage help- A Few Changes Upon Changes
ers, and the little children were adorable, very polite By Evelyn Shore
calling me Miss Doreen. “After changes upon changes we are more or less
I really enjoyed planning the lessons etc. The the same.” Paul Simon “The Boxer”
teachers gave me lots of advice on how to get a schol- It is said that a person’s basic personality is formed
arship to the University etc. by the age of 5.
I attended University for 2 years before I emigrated That’s probably true. I still care about a lot of the
to the USA. same things I did as a child. There were certain events
I did not let them know I no longer lived in Eng- that happened during my lifetime that still affect me
land, as I could complete my studies free. My Mum as an adult. I remember the day John Kennedy was
would forward my material to me and I completed assassinated. My fifth grade teacher was crying and
the courses, but was unable to obtain my degree, as I we were dismissed from school. When I got home. my
now lived in America. mother was across the street at the neighbor’s house. I
I came here as an English Nanny. The school was turned on the TV and was glued to the set for 4 days.
offering extra credits to us at that time. It sounded The coming of the Beatles also affected my life
wonderful, “Come to America, sit on the beach all day, as an adult. Seeing them on the Ed Sullivan Show -
tutoring American children. Sometimes the families my life wasn’t the same. Music to me was “Before
even give you a car.” I thought, wow, what could go Beatles” and “After Beatles.” I’m still a huge fan of
wrong. the Beatles and Paul.
After I got married and had my son, I advertised I was an outgoing child and sometimes embar-
as an English Teacher who would prepare your child rassed my parents because I was outspoken. However,
for Kindergarden. that changed when I went to school. I became very
I got about 9 children initially and coached them quiet. Now, as a senior, I am recovering my voice
to learn all the requirements to enter school. (with a filter of course). Living in LVE has allowed
I had my basement set up like a Montessori me to have that voice.
classroom, I taught for about 6 years. My daughter ***
was going into 1st grade, so I applied for a job at a
pharmaceutical company. I was the packaging depart- My Thoughts on Growing Up
ment manager for the next 14 years, until I hurt my I was always too busy being a kid to think about
growing up. Looking back now, certain memories do
back lifting cases of heavy bottles for my employer.
present themselves. When I was six years old I was
My Boss decided they should fire me, as their
hit by a car, injuring the back of my head. For a full
insurance rates had gone up!! year I had nasty headaches. I was unhappy not being
My hubby said “why don’t you go back to teaching able to have gym classes during that time, but I got
the little kids, you always enjoyed that.” over it. As I went through my school years, being a
lefty gave me numerous problems. I got over that too.
I remember being happiest when I was able to try new
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speaking, writing or art. It was always a challenge.
your Better Business Bureau or the Ocean County Depart-
Now, all these years later I realize that this is the way
I lived my life.
ment of Consumer Affairs. Continued on page 18
OCTOBER 2020 THE LEISURE TIMES 17MEMOIR WRITING CIRCLE from page 17
I always loved playing school. Of course, I had
to be the teacher. I naturally went to Montclair State
Teachers College to become one, and teach I did for
all my working years, enabling me to plan lessons,
programs, shows, and projects that gave me and all
my students the wonderful opportunity to be creative.
I reached out to each and every one in order to have
them acknowledge individual and special talents or
abilities, and to feel better about themselves in the
process.
To this day, I have not changed. I grew older,
perhaps a little wiser, and still take delight in doing
things my way. I find my life is just the way I like it!
SO WHAT’S NEW?
Gen Generalli
Paula Intelisano-DeJohn, Manager ***
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Gregory DeJohn, Director Growing Up, What did I think
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my adult life would be like?
By Flora Roche
I seriously imagined adult life while in high
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8 weeks later in Manhattan. Sounds ludicrous, but that
was typical.
All I really knew of life was what I saw in the
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to our means.
Prince Charming turned out to be a cad. Life was
extremely difficult. There are two sons who are col-
lege graduates with honors, and a little grandson, all
who live 3,000 miles away. However, by making the
right choices, I have travelled and experienced more
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18 THE LEISURE TIMES OCTOBER 2020Village
Line Dancers Quilters
Corner
Club
Volunteers Make a Difference Everyday
Under the leadership of Norma Jacobsen, this club
Hi ladies! I don’t know if you liked my “joke” last has been active since year 2001. Next year will be our
month, but maybe next month I’ll send out another. 20th Anniversary to be an active club within LVE.
Sometimes surprises are welcome. Congratulations are in order ladies ... with the
Who would have thought that staying well and safe help of the “Ladies” that have worked from home, to
would take such concentration and focus? If we want complete quilts during this pandemic period, we have
to survive this pandemic, it’s necessary. Many of us reached the 4000 plus mark of completed lap quilts
Seniors are already compromised (myself included), that have touched so many lives.
so its important to follow the medical guidelines pro- Many hands have gone into this effort since the
vided for us. We need to be extra careful and do our beginning. Some have passed away, some have moved,
best one day at a time. some are alumni, but, none the less have contributed to
Since we’ve not heard from our Board of Trustees this wonderful accomplishment. Several of our ladies
as to when Barton Hall can safely reopen, line danc- have been with the club since 2001. This is a tribute to
ing, as are all other clubs, is closed. Hopefully, we you all for your dedication and caring for those who
can resume our activities in the not-to-distant future. are ill and need a little brightness in their lives.
In addition to the medical guidelines provided for When we are finally able to get back to being an
us, maybe we can safely and, within reason, enjoy a active club and all together, we would welcome any
little socializing and exercise on our own. When line newcomers who would like to join us. It is a great
dancing does resume, we can dance with joy! Until group of ladies and we have a fun time each week.
then, stay well and safe. For the Quilters, Eva Stout
Dancing Together
Vickie Heidrick
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Now that Fall is here with the cooler weather and
Ciao again beautiful trees, we hope everyone is enjoying this
I hope once again that all is well with our LVE special season.
club members and residents. Although mask wearing and social distancing are
I think September’s article said it all for the rest still the norm, there is still plenty to keep us busy.
of our “2020” activities. Eating healthy and exercising is important, especially
Please continue to listen to the All-Call phone during stressful times.
messages for any changes. We continue to pray for and thank the frontline
Be safe! Be well! Keep your social distancing and workers who help us stay safe and “sane.”
wear your masks! Take care, Mary Ann Bauman
Thank you again to ALL our essential workers,
inside and outside of LVE
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24 THE LEISURE TIMES OCTOBER 2020
Bocce
Summer has come and gone and, unfortunately,
we were unable to play Bocce this year. Sadly, we
were not able to be together for exercise, socializing
and laughter.
But we were together in spirit by keeping in touch
with others and praying for everyone’s good health
As the season of fall unfolds in all of its glory, the and an end to the pandemic with a vaccine.
Choristers have reluctantly and sadly accepted the fact Let common sense prevail!
that there will not be a concert this year. Be Safe, Rubin Fidler
We are determined to stay hopeful that we will be
able to perform a fabulous concert for you in 2021.
In 2021 the Choristers will be celebrating 50 years
as a club.
“To me, October is tucking candy bars in my pock-
ets and carving my smile into a thousand pumpkins.” MEN’S
Rainbow Rowell
For a Chuckle!!!
Why was the baby ghost sad?
He wanted his mummy
What do ghosts serve for dessert?
I scream
Meanwhile, have some fun with Halloween
Stay well, stay safe, stay happy GOLF CLUB
You are the song in my heart
Elaine Carty Since the last golf article we went from 2 to 4
cancellations due to rain. That is the most I have ever
seen in the 8 years I have been here at LVE.
We are getting close to our playoff’s which means
the end of a great golf season. But we do have nice
Job Opportunity weather in the fall and hopefully also in the winter.
Have you ever thought that a little extra cash in We are still having our monthly BBQ’s at Mulligans
your pocket might be nice? Ever get bored with your in Farmingdale thanks to Bob Scherer. If you haven’t
long days of retirement? Just so much TV you can been there yet give him a try. You can peek at his menu
watch, or shrubs you can trim! Maybe God is calling on line at WWW.originalmulligans.com
to you about helping to keep His house clean and tidy I’m glad to see that there are more and more golf-
while you leave TV behind and add that extra cash ers paying attention to the signs that the Board has put
to your pocket. Point Pleasant Presbyterian Church up on all the holes. These rules are there to protect us
is seeking a part-time Sexton and you might be just all not only from the virus but also from a potential
the one we’re looking for. Flexible hours, a pleasant, law suit. At least we can say we have met or exceeded
quiet, minimum-contact work environment, where the requirements issued by the state allowing us to
currently there are few activities going on as we follow keep our golf course open. Don’t forget there is also
the governor’s directions for Coronavirus. a Ranger on the weekends and days during the week
Please call Jim McGuire at 908-783-7193 for checking for resident badges. No guests are allowed
more information. at this time, sorry. Please stay safe and be healthy.
Contact from LVE - Lynn Hahm, 732-920-7133 Ed Calamari, V.P. Men’s Golf
OCTOBER 2020 THE LEISURE TIMES 25LADIES
Jewish
American
Club
GOLF CLUB
Keep In Touch
This has been a very hot summer. Even with an In these days of “distancing” we can still keep
early tee time, it has been difficult for many of us to together by phone or texting, a note or written letter.
play. Be sure to let friends know you are thinking of them.
By the time you receive this newsletter our Cham- This is a good time to do something you have put
pionship Finals will be over. We will publish the win- off for some time. Perhaps you have always considered
ners in the next issue. learning another language, or knitting, painting or
Due to the pandemic, our Annual Awards Lun- even playing a musical instrument. How about now.
cheon is on hold. We will notify you as soon as we Humor always saves the day.
have more information. Henny Youngman’s wife said, “let’s have dinner
Also, the Cameos concert has been rescheduled in a place we haven’t been to before.” He said, “Let’s
for June 202l. go into the kitchen.”
New players are always welcome. If you do not I told my wife she was drawing her eyebrows too
know how to play, we will show you how and loan high. - She looked surprised.
you clubs. It is a lot of fun. I’m right 98% of the time. The other 3% doesn’t
Rosemary Davies, VP LVE Ladies Golf matter.
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26 THE LEISURE TIMES OCTOBER 2020V.F.W. Post 10185 News
By Past Post Commander James Egan
732-341-4905
Senior Knitters
Senior Knitters meet every Friday 11 a.m., weather
At a Special Meeting called by Commander Por- permitting, outside Doreen’s house at 1028A Shetland.
tuese, for August 15th, the members voted for the post
to donate $500.00 each to three Food Banks, to help
the people who need assistance during this Pandemic.
We would also like to thank Post Member Roy Cena
and his wife for allowing us to meet in their spacious
yard to hold this meeting.
Monday, October 12th is Columbus Day (Ob-
served).
Tuesday, October 13th is the U.S. Navy Birthday
(1775).
Tuesday, October 27th at 7:00 pm V.F.W. Post
10185’s Officers will attend V.F.W. District 12’s meet-
ing at V.F.W. Post 6063, Toms River, New Jersey,
where the latest V.F.W. Programs and events will be Keep Your Eyes on the Prize!
discussed. “Fall is the time when everything bursts with its
Saturday, October 31st is Halloween. Watch out last beauty, as if nature had been saving up all year
for the Ghosts and Goblins. for the grand finale.” Lauren Destefano
Remember if you hear of any Post member passing Maybe we cannot do the things we want to do or
away or being in the hospital, call Chaplain Thomas come and go where and when we want to go. But we
Kraszewski at 848-210-3722 and let him know. can enjoy the invigorating, cooler weather and the
VFW Post 10185 would like you to drop your glorious panorama of the colorful, changing leaves.
old and faded Flags off at either Holiday City South Hopefully, it will not be too long before all of the
Clubhouse (Main Building), Silver Ridge Park West Clubs at LVE will be planning events for everyone to
Clubhouse, Silver Ridge Park North Clubhouse, and enjoy. Then we will complain that there is too much
Holiday City Berkeley Club House #1. Please remove to do!
the sticks from the small Flags first and the Flags Bur for now, keep your eyes on the prize - focus
will be disposed of properly. on keeping yourself and others safe and healthy. That
Submitted by Gordon Jacobsen way, in the end, we will all be winners.
Be grateful for all those keeping us safe, those
GOD BLESS AMERICA providing services and those working to find a solu-
AND GOD BLESS OUR TROOPS tion to the pandemic.
FLY THE FLAG EVERYDAY, Dues already paid in 2020 will go toward dues for
WEATHER PERMITTING the 2021 Club season.
Stay well, Rubin Fidler
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For New Customers Coupon must be
(Call for Details)
presented at time of sale.
Expires 10/31/2020 Replacement
$500 OFF $100 OFF
TANKLESS GAS
$250 OFF
NEW INSTALL OF
GAS
HOT WATER SYSTEM
OR AIR CONDITIONING
1300 Vermont Ave - Lakewood, NJ 08701
$50
CONVERSION GAS OFF OR
HEATING SYSTEM
2130 Hwy. 35 - Ocean, NJ 07712 HOT WATER HEATER
COUPONS MUST BE PRESENT WHEN SIGNING CONTRACT and may not be used for prior
44 Wilson Ave - Manalapan, NJ 07726 services/installations. Coupons do not expire, except service call coupon.
800-247-5235 NJ HIC #13VH02253000 RT Brown, NJ Electrical LIC# 10584
Mark R. Harris Mgr. NJ Lic No. 3284 Fred Paprocky, Master HVACR
Contractor Lic # 19HC00878000 ads-1101E
OCTOBER 2020 29 THE LEISURE TIMES
1300 Vermont Ave - Lakewood, NJ 08701
2130 Hwy. 35 - Ocean, NJ 07712Crossword Puzzle Across 1. Trail 5. Elimination contest 9. Heron 14. Succulent plant 15. Small island 16. Fragrance 17. Musical symbol 18. Rotate 19. Large ungulate 20. Carapace 22. Pace 24. Blocking vote 25. Edible tuber 26. Wading bird 28. Ironic 30. Footwear 31. In the past 32. Diffident 35. Evaluation 38. Edible fat 39. Snooker accessory 40. Division of quantity 41. Moose 42. Formal dance 43. Guided ANSWER on page 33 44. Nimble 46. Helix 3. Emblem 37. Lunar time period 48. Female sheep 4. Part of a shoe 38. Cunning 49. Leguminous plant 5. Belonging to him 41. Epoch 50. Part of a deck 6. Likeness of mind 42. Tender 51. Cereal grass seed 7. Assumed name 44. Secret agent 52. Part of the neck 8. Portable shelter 45. British nobleman 53. Part of a circle 9. Consume 46. Deplete 56. Apex 10. Cooking juices 47. Quarry 59. True 11. Leash 50. Inexperienced 61. Songlike cry 12. Express audibly 51. Something that has 63. Might 13. Edible root survived the past 65. Storage tower 21. Predatory feline 52. Currency of Nigeria 67. Eat 23. Border 53. Farewell remark 68. Relative magnitude 27. Wetland 54. Relating to kidneys 69. Front of a vessel 29. Decay 55. Keeps records or accounts 70. High-priced 30. Used to control a horse 56. Land measure 71. Choose 31. Seabird 57. Fossil fuel 72. Gape 32. Indication of damage 58. Muffle 73. Brood 33. Polynesian dance 60. Catch sight of Down 34. Shout 62. Chances 1. Garden plant 35. Convention 64. Point 2. Hawaiian greeting 36. Afresh 66. Possess 30 THE LEISURE TIMES OCTOBER 2020
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