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JERSEY SHORE
COMMUNITY INFORMATION BULLETIN
A FREE periodic E-Mail Newsletter
January 17, 2000 Issue #75
Karen E. Jarosz, Editor ( Karen@lonekeep.com )
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In this issue:
o A word or two from me
o Special Note from the Editor
o Local Happenings and Events
o Triple Play! Contest
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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Quote of the Issue
The more sand that has escaped from the hourglass of our life, the clearer we
should see through it.
-Jean-Paul Sartre, French writer and philosopher
(1905-1980)
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A WORD OR TWO FROM ME
by Karen E. Jarosz ( Karen@lonekeep.com )
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A "warm" thank you to SCAN for sponsoring this issue! They are located
at Monmouth Mall and are there for seniors. Check out their website
for activities they offer for the young at heart!
BRRR! Is it cold enough for all of you?!! Seems Old Man Winter is finally
here... Well, two weeks into the millenium and how are we doing with our
goals or resolutions? I am doing well. Hang in there!
I happen to pick the Quote of the Issue without realizing a connection.
It is ironic because in the past six weeks I have attended 4 funeral
Masses for people who were all to young to be going home. It has made
me realize that as I grow older I do see clearer that which really matters
and that life is fragile and we should be living in the moment... Well, enough
of the soap box! Please take some time to look over the Happenings and
check some out! I believe they are all indoor activities. But if you don't
get a chance to check them out be sure to take time out for yourself and
your loved ones. Rent a movie, pop some popcorn, make a nice dinner
and eat it picnic style, clean out the attic together, start a new hobby
or go to the library and just browse. Just enjoy!
Remember if you know of any upcoming events, please email me so I can include them for
FREE.
We publish the 1st & 3rd Monday of each month. Don't forget you can sponsor an issue
too!
Just go to www.lonekeep.com/jscib and click on
sponsor.
Until February 7th, keep warm...
Karen
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS AND EVENTS
by Karen E. Jarosz ( Karen@lonekeep.com )
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January 18 - The Shrewsbury Chorale is holding open rehearsals. They begin at 7:45 pm. All
are invited! Come check us out and if you like us, please audition! All parts are open but
we are especially looking for basses. It is held at the Lincroft Unitarian Church, 1475
West Front St., Lincroft. Check them out online at http://www.shrewsburychorale.com
January 20 - Share in the discussion of Short stories by Ernest Hemingway. The discussion begins at 7:00 pm. It will be held at the Wall Township Branch Library on Allaire Road
January 20 - The Southen Monmouth Area Chamber of Commerce is holding an After Hours Networking Get Together at East Coast Distributing located at 2201 Atlantic Ave in Wall. It will run from 5:30 to 8 pm. There is no reservations required or fee. Great opportunity to meet new people and grow your business! Light refreshments will be served too. Call 974-1151 for details
January 20 - Toastmasters will hold its meeting at the Southern Monmouth Chamber of Commerce office. The meeting will begin at 7:30 pm and promises to be fun! This is a new chapter starting up so if you would like some help with public speaking be there! Call 988-4044 for more information
January 24 - The Shrewsbury Players is holding auditions for Moilere's The Miser (and the 26th) at 7:00 PM at the Presbyterian Church House at 352 Sycamore Avenue. Call backs will be Thursday, January 27 (time to be announced). Director is Deborah Moignard. They are seeking 8 males and 3 females, ages early 20's to 60. Bring resume and head shot, if available. Performance dates are March 31, April 1, 7, 8, and 9. Call Wanda at 741-0722 if interested in working behind the scenes or for any additional information.
January 25 - Biofeedback: How it Can Help Relieve Pain and Stress with Lonnie Howlett, RN, BCIAC, Nurse & Licensed Biofeedback Therapist. It will run from 7 to 8:30pm and there is a $5 Donation. Biofeedback is a system of communication between you and your body. By learning how to listen to and understand the messages that come from tension, body temperature, breath, and other cues, you can gain greater control over many stresses and reduce pain. This introductory workshop will provide the basics of biofeedback, provide a demonstration and show you how it can be integrated into your personal healthcare program. Call NJ Center for the Healing Arts, Inc at 747-2944 for more information
January 29 - A Cookstove Demonstration will be held at Logstreet Farm. A winter visit to the farm will give you the opportunity to experience age old activities. The farm is located at Longstreet Road, Holmdel. The activities run from 12 noon to 2:30 pm. Contact 842-4000 for more details
February 5 - Belmar Elementary School's Third Annual Technology Ball at The Barclay of Belmar featuring the Billy Lawlor Band. Cocktails 7:00pm and dinner at 8:00pm. The cost is $35 per person. There will be a raffle of Pentium III 500Mhz Computer and a Cash 50/50. All funds raised supports the Schools Internet Access and Community Adult/Senior Citizen computer classes. Call 681-0005 for details.
February 6 - The First Presbyterian Church of Red Bank will host a Festival of Singing
Children. The concert features children's choirs from area churches. The concert will
begin at 7 pm and the church is located at 255 Harding Rd in Red Bank. Call 747-1329 for
more information
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Triple Play! Contest
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Win $120.00 worth of Jersey Shore Community Information Bulletin advertising!
This contest is very easy to enter.
1. Take a close look at the Local Links and Local Events in this issue.
2. Find which one of the ads appears three times.
3. Send an email to tripleplay@lonekeep.com
with
a copy of the Local Link or Event that appeared thrice in this
issue of the Jersey Shore Community Information Bulletin.
4. In the subject line, write: "January 17th"
That's it! "Triple Play" is fun to play and easy to
enter. Read the Local Links and Events and find the Triple Play!
Send your entries to tripleplay@lonekeep.com
We pick a winner once a Month! The winner's ad will appear in
three (3) issues, a $120.00 value.
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For Your Information....
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The Wall Lions Club is seeking new members. Members should be from Wall, Belmar, Spring
Lake,
Spring Lake Hgts, Manasquan or Brielle. New officers for this year are, President Joseph
Hall, 681-6694.
Secretary Tony Grosso, 681-8010. Treasurer Bill Young, 681-9250. Also we have a new
meeting place, new meeting place! It's
at the "Sandpiper" Restaurant 7 Atlantic Ave, Spring Lake, NJ. Same times and
days. We still meet on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays at 7:30 PM.
Remember to send in your submissions to JerseyShore@lonekeep.com
and
to let us know what you want to see.
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From Local Readers
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From:LeeTea@aol.com
The MOMS Club of Toms River is for you if you are a mom who choses
to stay at home,works part time,or works at home. You might be
interested to see what they have to offer.
For more info, E-mail: jandsmanning@excite.com
From: NJ Center for the Healing Arts, Inc. at njcha@njcha.org
Subject: Office and Meeting Room Space available
Meeting room space available in downtown Red Bank at the NJ Center
for the Healing Arts. Large open room can accommodate 50-60 chairs
comfortably. Kitchen area and bathroom self-contained in meeting space.
Handicapped facilities available in building. $25 per hour with two-hour minimum.
Half and full day rates available. Call Marcia at 732-747-2944 or fax inquiry to
732-747-2979.
From:GeoJ84@aol.com
I was hoping you might be able to help me in finding out if there is a
Photography club in Monmouth County. I know that there is one for Ocean county
but would like to find one a little closer to home. I had spoke with
someone once and was told there was a photography club that met
in Colts Neck. I would be grateful for any help you might have.
From: TheHesh@juno.com
"Soul In Exile", the new CD from Shore-area singer-songwriter The Hesh,
is now available. Please email TheHesh@juno.com for
ordering info.
From: monmouthww@hotmail.com
My name is Dan Tainow and I am the new Americorps member acting
as the Long Branch Community Water Watch coordinator. We are looking for volunteers to
do environmental education in the schools, help organize and/or participate
in Beach, lake and stream clean ups, and do stream walking (looking for
pollution and polluters and doing water quality tests around local
waterways). We want interested people of all ages to give as much or as
little time as they would like. If interested please contact me at 222-7000
ext. 245 or at monmouthww@hotmail.com.
From: Djc780@aol.com
Please advised Eatontown Policemen's Benevolent Association Local #305 has a new web site:
WWW.EATONTOWNPBA.COM
We have information on upcoming events and functions that our members take part in for the
betterment of the community.
From: BILWITH1L@aol.com
The Neptune City First Aid Squad, Ladies Aux. is selling 1999 Entertainment
books. For info or purchase please call Ann at 774-3633 or email to
NCFAS@AOL.Com
From: mrt@monmouth.com
The Heart of New Jersey Chorus is a women's chorus and chapter of
sweet adelines international. There are 60 singers presently and they
are looking to grow to 70 this year.They manage to have fun while
working hard every Wednesday evening.They meet during the school year
on Rt. 79 in Marlboro and at Monmouth Reform Temple during the summer.
Rehearsals are open to the public. For more information call, Kathy Corelli at 367-8170
or e-mail Kathy at Katecor@aol.com or check them out
on the web at http://www.netsong.com/heartnj
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LINKS OF INTEREST TO THE JERSEY SHORE
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Seniors looking for classes.... Winter classes starting soon.
http://www.scannj.com
For better speaking, listening and thinking skills try Toastmasters!
http://www.toastmasters.org/
Into acting? Looking for a local theater to go to? How about a puppet show? Check out
First Ave Playhouse in Atlantic Highlands
http://www.monmouth.com/~firstaveplay/
What's going on in Ocean Grove? Check online!
http://www.oceangrovenj.com/
Check out a local art gallery, El Lobo!
http://www.ellobonegro.com/
Jersey Shore Link Exchange
www.towne-crier.com/linkexchange
Take a look at The Foodbank of Monmouth & Ocean Counties Site and help fight hunger
right here at home.
http://www.lonekeep.com/foodbank/
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Karen E. Jarosz, Editor (732) 988-4044
PO Box 521, Bradley Beach, NJ, USA
JerseyShore@lonekeep.com
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