Jersey Shore Community Information Bulletin #174

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2/16/2004

February 16, 2004        Issue #174
Karen E. Jarosz, Editor
In this issue:
o A word or two from me
o Local Happenings and Events
o For Your Information
o From Local Readers
o Links of Interest to the Jersey Shore
o How to Unsubscribe/Subscribe

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A WORD OR TWO FROM ME
by Karen E. Jarosz
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Happy Belated Valentine's Day! Hope it was "love-ly" for all. I am sure many of you are enjoying this long President's weekend. Just don't forget to think about why we have off! I marvel at the courage and perserverance of Mr. Washington and Mr. Lincoln. They were wise men for their time... Hopefully the cold weather won't keep you from venturing out to take in a concert, lecture or show! Take along your loved and make Valentine's last a bit longer...
Please feel free to email me and let me know if you particularly enjoyed something or know of an upcoming event to be included.
Until March 1, think spring because it will be here before you know it!
Karen

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LOCAL HAPPENINGS AND EVENTS
by Karen E. Jarosz
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February 19 - The Georgian Court College Student Government Association will present African  American history lecturer Raymond Frey, Ph.D. at 2 pm in the Little Theatre of the Arts &  Science Center on the Georgian Court College campus. The event is free and open to the public.  Contact Fiah Gussin at 732-534-3131 for more information.

February 19 - The History & Politics Book Talk Group presents Freehold Borough historian/author  Kevin Coyne who will help kick off this new group, History & Politics Book Talk at Barnes and  Noble on Rt. 9 in Freehold. Join in the discussion of Marching Home: To War and Back with the Men of One American Town. It's a true and compelling story about World War II  and what happened in its wake in a small New Jersey town - Freehold. The group starts at 7:30 pm. Call (732) 409-2929

February 20 - Georgian Court College will host a special performance entitled Voices of Slavery starring Janie Stockhamer. The actress will perform her original one-woman show in honor of  African American Heritage Month. The production will be held at 10:30 a.m. in the Casino  Building on the college campus. Admission to the performance is free however seating is  limited. To make your reservation please contact the Office of Special Events at  732-364-2200,extension 263.

February 20 - The Belmar St. Patrick's Day Parade Beauty Pageant will be held at Mike Doolan's  located on Route 71 in Spring Lake Heights. Tickets are $6 per person. Call (732) 280-2648

February 20 - Murder mystery dinner theater will return to the Manchester Inn, 25 Ocean Pathway, for shows at 7:30 p.m. Following the recent sell-out run of the Jersey rock 'n' roll whodunit "C.S.I. Asbury Park," Jewelbox Theatre Company and the Inn will present an all-new four-act play, "One Last Time." A full buffet dinner from the Inn's Secret Garden restaurant is included in the $45 ticket price, and overnight packages start at $169. Reservations are required, and the dinner shows are BYOB. Discounts are offered for large parties. For more information, call the inn at 732-775-0616 or visit www.themanchesterinn.com

February 20 - VIDEO BUREAU presents SNAPVIDEO at BCUG Meeting . David Brenner of Video Bureau will demonstrate SnapVideo, the easiest way to view live and stored snapshots over the internet. Time: 7:00 PM Place: Brookdale Community College Lincroft, NJ. Further Information: www.bcug.com

February 20 to 22 - Having Our Say is a play about two African American sisters that will be presented at the Algonquin Arts Theatre located at 173 Main Street in Manasquan. Showtimes are as follows: Friday at 8 pm, Saturday at 3 pm and Sunday at 4 pm. Call (732) 528-9211 or go to www.algonquinarts.com

February 21 - The Lakewood BlueClaws will host a food drive and sale of tickets for the season. The event includes food, prizes and tours of the ballpark. It will be held at FirstEnergy Park in Lakewood. Call (732) 901-7000 or go to www.lakewoodblueclaws.com

February 21 - Corialis Trio Concert, the second concert of the UUCMC 2003-2004 Performing Arts Series will feature Laura DuBois, piano, Wayne Arndt, cello and Joel DeWitt, Violin. The concert will be featuring works of Ravel, Hayden, Messaien, Chausson and others. The concert will begin at 8 pm at the UUCMC Meetinghouse, 1475 West Front Street in Lincroft. For advance ticket sales please contact the UUCMC office at 732-747-0707 or by e-mail at uucmc@uucmc.org

February 23 - The Body, Mind, Spirit Group of Barnes and Noble on Rt. 9 in Freehold will present Jennifer Sands, who will discuss her inspiring book, A Tempered Faith. It is a story of losing one life - the life with her beloved husband Jim, who was killed in the World Trade Center tragedy - and rebuilding another with a new and even more powerful faith. The discussion will start at 7:30 pm. Call (732) 409-2929

February 24 - The Scene of the Crime Mystery Discussion Group of Barnes and Noble on Rt. 9 in Freehold will be discussing Julia Spencer-Fleming's riveting page-turner, In the Bleak Midwinter. It's a compelling thriller about Clare Fergusson, St. Alban's new priest, who joins forces with the town's police chief when a newborn baby is left on the church's doorstep. The discussion begins at 7:30 pm. Call (732) 409-2929

February 25 to 29 - The 2004 Deep Cut Orchid Show will be on exhibit at Monmouth Mall located at Routes 35 & 36 in Eatontown. It opens at 10 am. Call (732) 542-0333 or go to www.deepcutorchids.com

February 26 - Christian Book Discussion of Barnes and Noble on Rt. 9 in Freehold will be discussing Life of the Beloved: Spiritual Living in a Secular World by Henri Nouwen at 7 pm. Considered by many a spiritual classic, the book tells how to live a life of spiritual assurance in the midst of difficult life situations. Join us and bring a friend - new members are always welcome! Call (732) 409-2929

February 27 - The Monmouth University Anthropology Faculty will give a presentation about the history and culture of the Native Americans who lived in the area at 7:30 pm at the Monmouth Beach Cultural Center. All local residents are welcome to come and learn about the fascinating people who once lived right here in West Long Branch, Long Branch, Monmouth Beach and Little Silver. Featured speakers will include anthropologists and Monmouth University Professors Kathy Smith-Wenning, Joseph Reynolds, and Richard Veit. The presentation will include authentic photographs and artifacts, as well as updated information on the lifestyles of Jersey Shore Native Americans. Everyone is welcome to share experiences and bring their own artifacts, which can be documented and possibly identified by Monmouth University professors and students. The presentation is free and open to the public. For more information, please contact Dr. Richard Veit at 732-263-5699 or rveit@monmouth.edu

February 27 & 28 - La Brique Rouge a Festival of the Arts featuring student art work, musical, dance and dramatic performances will be held at St. Rose High School in Belmar. The event will be from 6 pm to 10 pm and is free to the public. It will be held again on Saturday from 7 pm to 10 pm. For additional information, please call the high school at 732-681-2858

February 27 to 29 - Having Our Say is a play about two African American sisters that will be presented at the Algonquin Arts Theatre located at 173 Main Street in Manasquan. Showtimes are as follows: Friday at 8 pm, Saturday at 3 pm and Sunday at 4 pm. Call (732) 528-9211 or go to www.algonquinarts.com

February 27 to 29 - Rodgers & Gershwin-A Musical Revue will be presented at the Performing Arts Center 8 pm and on Sunday 2 pm on the campus of Brookdale Community College in Lincroft. The show will be directed by Gian Carlo Durland, with musical direction by Joseph Accurso featuring classic George Gershwin and Richard Rodgers compositions performed by Brookdale students. General admission $10. Phone the Box Office at (732) 224-2411 for additional details and advance ticket sales.

February 28 - 22nd Annual Tavern Party will be held at 4:30 pm and 7:30 pm. This is Poricy Park's annual adults only fund-raiser with musicians, a Colonial feast and 18th century entertainment. It is held at Poricy Park's Murray Farmhouse in Middletown. Reservations are required. Call (732) 842-5966 or go to www.monmouthcountyparks.com

February 29 - Experience a celebration of Celtic culture at Georgian Court College’s 23rd Annual Irish Afternoon in the Casino building on the college campus.The doors will open at 1 pm with festivities running from 1:30 pm to 5 pm. Admission is $15 per person for adults and $12 per child, age 12 and under. Reservations are required through the Office of Special Events at 732-364-2200, ext.263. Featured will be the world-renowned Bobby Byrne Show, as well as the traditional Irish sounds of the Shamrock & Thistle Pipes & Drums. Irish Afternoon celebrates the Irish heritage of Catherine McAuley, the foundress of the Sisters of Mercy, who established and sponsor Georgian Court College. Corned beef sandwiches and Irish soda bread will top the menu of dollar refreshments, along with an assortment of sandwiches and soft drinks, hot dogs, beer, and wine. Door prizes, a 50/50 raffle and a collection of Irish novelties for purchase will round out the festivities at this afternoon of family fun! Come experience the warmth and merriment of Georgian Court’s Irish Afternoon!

March 5 to 7 - Rodgers & Gershwin-A Musical Revue will be presented at the Performing Arts Center 8 pm and on Sunday 2 pm on the campus of Brookdale Community College in Lincroft. The show will be directed by Gian Carlo Durland, with musical direction by Joseph Accurso featuring classic George Gershwin and Richard Rodgers compositions performed by Brookdale students. General admission $10. Phone the Box Office at (732) 224-2411 for additional details and advance ticket sales.

March 6 - Come and watch students of A. Kastner's Family Tae Kwon Do test for their Black Belts and levels at the Black Belt Extravagance. It will begin at 6 pm at the Manasquan Elementary School on Broad St in Manasquan. There will be forms, sparring and weapons. It promises to be exciting and it is free. Call 732-528-0330 for details

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Alliance for a Living Ocean will have their First Annual Fishermen's Flea Market from 9am to 3pm at Veteran's Bicentennial Park in Beach Haven on Sunday, May 16.

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Businesses looking to meet other business people willing to help grow your business call Richard at 732-988-4044. Please serious inquiries only!

Nicotine Anonymous Support Group meets Thursday nights at 8 pm in the Belmar Presbyterian Church on E Street. Contact person Sheila K. at 732-280-9895

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Adults: $15 pp and Children under 12: $12 pp.
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From Local Readers
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From: Mike.Washakowski@wakefern.com
Jersey Shore Relay that will be held on April 17, 2004. Last year we raised $38,000 for the Monmouth and Ocean Special Olympics and we would love to break that record this year. I am a Scoutmaster from Boy Scout Troop 71 in Oakhurst, NJ and plan to have my boy scouts and local girl scouts volunteer their time at water stops and giving directions to runners on this 25 mile relay race, which starts on the boardwalk in Seaside Heights and ends at the Stone Pony in Asbury Park. Please support our efforts to make this event a success. Any questions please contact me at this e-mail address and at home 732/493-4275 or work 732/417-3235.

From: nieders@comcast.net
Patricia Brady, known as "The Irish Nightingale," will perform with The Shrewsbury Chorale in an afternoon of Irish music on Sunday, March 14, at 3 p.m. at The Church of St. Anselm, 1028 Wayside Road, Wayside, NJ. The program, "The Music of Ireland," will include a wide selection of classic and traditional renditions by the Chorale, which is under the direction of Anthony LaGruth.

From: indygarrison@comcast.net
I volunteer for the Monmouth County SPCA. A group of us volunteers have created a new 2004 "New Beginnings" calendar, featuring some of our happiest adoptions. I was wondering if you would include the following blurb advertising this fundraiser. We were able to get local businesses to sponsor the production of the calendar, so every penny made goes directly to the animals. We are very excited! If you want, you can read more at www.monmouthcountyspca.org/calendar.htm

From: Richard.Kirk2@us.army.mil
Magic the Gathering Tournaments at Shore Area players homes every other Monday. Anyone interested email me for time and place.

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LINKS OF INTEREST TO THE JERSEY SHORE
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Garden State Film Festival
   http://www.gsff.org/

Shoobees Guide to the Jersey Shore
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Deal Bourough
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South Belmar
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Point Pleasant
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Farmer's Almanac
   http://www.farmersalmanac.com/

The Official Peanuts Cartoon Site
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Georgian Court College
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Baskets of Faith Church & Missions
   http://www.bofmissions.org

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