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News
February, 2015
Vol. 11 Issue
2 Official Publication of the Homeowners Association of the Country Walk of Lake Ridge
Contents
Contacts............................................................. 3
President’s Message.......................................... 7
Property Manager’s.................................. 7 & 9
Emergency Management............................... 12
Committee Section........................................... 12
Club Section.............................................. 13-15
Sports Section - Indoor Activities .................. 17
Literary Section......................................... 18-19
Upcoming Events
Travel Committee’s Upcoming Trips.............. 12
Solos Club........................................................ 14
Pet Club Next Meeting.................................... 15
February Events Outside Our Community.... 26
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COUNTRY WALK OF LAKE RIDGE
1 Country Walk Blvd., Whiting, New Jersey 08759
Community Manager, Linda Huftalen......(732) 849-4100
Office Fax..................................................(732) 849-9389
Clubhouse Reception................................(732) 849-9554
After hours emergencies...........................(609) 693-0090
Prime Management...................................(609) 693-0090
Kokes Warranty.........................................(732) 901-1650
LIBRARIAN
Chet Vicary
COUNTRY WALK REPRESENTATIVES
Amer. Cancer Soc.. .... Marie Tatesure...... (732) 716-1728
C.A.R.E.S...............Rita Carbonaro.......... (732) 350-7747
Crestwood Vil. Sun pickup ......... W. Weber/R. Livingston
THE COUNTRY WALK NEWS
Editor: Lorraine Hilton
Photography: Larry Hilton, John White, Chet Vicary,
Paul Tamburello
Founding Editor: Chet Vicary
NOTARIES IN COUNTRY WALK
Carleen and Rick Dopf.............................. (732) 350-0863
Linda Huftalen........................................... (732)849-4100
Carol Siracusa........................................... (732) 350-3829
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
President............................................................ Rick Dopf
Vice President............................................. Sandy Morley
Secretary................................................... Lorraine Hilton
Treasurer.......................................................Marsha Allen
Director at Large........................................... Maureen Lee
WHITING/
MANCHESTER TOWNSHIP 08759
EMERGENCY..............................................................911
Police/Fire/First Aid.................................. (732) 657-6111
Municipal Offices...................................... (732) 657-8121
COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONS
ADRC.................. John Puglisi................. (732) 350-1051
ARC..................... Paul Tamburella........... (732) 849-5096
E.M./Gov’t..............Larry Lee...................... (917) 715-6411
Finance................. Jean Koczka................. (732) 350-2101
Grounds................ Ray Veit....................... (732) 350-1646
Pool...................... Connie Johnson........... (732) 350-8606
Sunshine............... Rita Carbonara............. (732) 350-7747
Transition............. Ray Talty...................... (732) 350-2405
Travel ................. Joan Kilduff................. (732) 350-4134
Transportation...... Linda Huftalen............. (732) 849-4100
SERVICES
NJ Motor Vehicle Agency......................... (609) 292-6500
Post Office................................................. (732) 657-8562
Municipal Offices...................................... (732) 657-8121
Consumer Affairs...................................... (732) 929-2105
New Jersey Transit.................................... (800) 582-5946
Ocean Cty Office of Senior Service..............(800) 668-4899
Ocean Cty Clerks Office, TR.................... (732) 929-2018
C.A.R.E.S.................................................. (732) 350-1400
Dial-A-Ride............................................... (732) 350-2900
Ocean Cty Library....Main, TR................. (732) 349-6200
Manchester................ (732) 657-7600
ACTIVITY AND CLUB CONTACT
Aerobic Fitness..... Joan Libretto............... (732) 350-3267
Amateur Radio .... Joan Tramer................ (973) 872-2565
Billiards................. Larry Lee.................... (917) 715-6411
Bocce..................... Al McComas............... (732) 657-7902
CY Residents Club .......... Frank Mollo.... (732) 350-6828
CW Players .......... Julian/Lily Ayala........ (732) 716-1547
Hands and Feet...... Pat Newman............... (732) 350-4512
Horseshoe Club..... Larry Lee.................... (917) 715-6411
Mah-Jongg............ Maureen Lee............... (718) 530-4333
Pet Club................. Carol Siracusa............. (732) 350-3829
Ping Pong.............. Jacqueline Blanch....... (732) 953-6293
Poker..................... Sal Libretto................. (732) 350-6769
Scrabble Club........ Maureen Lee............... (718) 530-4333
Shuffleboard.......... Larry Lee.................... (917) 715-6411
Solos Club............. Linda Pregenzer.......... (732) 716-1949
Stitch N’ Sew........ Kathie McCann........... (732) 350-3546
Softball.................. Larry Lee.................... (917) 715-6411
Tennis.................... Paul Vogler................. (732) 350-5518
Tropical Fish......... Frank Siracusa............ (732) 350-3829
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
Social Security Administration................. (800) 772-1213
HOSPITALS
Community Medical Center (TR)............. (732) 557-8000
Kimball Medical Center (Lakewood)....... (732) 363-1900
Deborah Heart Lung (BrownsMills)......... (609) 893-6611
Ocean Medical Center (Brick).................. (732) 840-2200
UTILITIES
Comcast Cable Co..................................... (732) 849-4646
Dover Oil.................................................. (732) 349-1551
JCP&L, Power & Light............................ (800) 662-3115
NJNG Gas Leak........................................ (800) 427-5325
NJNG Cust. Ser......................................... (800) 221-0051
Verizon Telephone Co............................... (800) 427-9977
Manchester Water..................................... (732) 657-8121
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Stitch and Sew’s Annual Pizza Party
Kathie McCann
Stitch and Sew’s Annual Pizza Party was
a delicious success. Sausage, Pepperoni,
Mushrooms, Peppers, Onions and lots of other
delicious toppings were in abundance on the
pizzas from Joey’s Pizzeria that were on the
serving tables for all the ladies to enjoy. Fortyseven ladies braved the low temperatures to come
out and enjoy the afternoon of pizzas and yummy
desserts. A special Thank You is sent to all the
ladies who baked and made their sweet dessert
specialties to share. Also, a special Thank You
goes out to all those who assisted in making this
event another success for Stitch and Sew.
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Trim A Tree Party
On December 6th the residents of Country Walk came together to decorate and light the Clubhouse Christmas
Tree. The Solo’s Club sponsored the event which kicked off the start of the Holiday Season. George and
Nancy Reid led the residents in the singing of Carols and other fun Christmas songs. Who will not remember
the rousing rendition of the 12 Days of Christmas? Ed Lunch read a special version of T’was the Night Before
Christmas but with a twist that showed how much our service men and woman sacrifice so that we can enjoy
the warmth and fun of the Holidays. Many of the residents brought snacks and even dinner to share with their
friends and neighbors.
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Country Walk of Lake Ridge
1 Country Walk Blvd., Whiting, NJ 08759
Telephone 732-849-4100 • Fax 732-849-9389
The Country Walk of Lake Ridge Homeowners
Association, Inc. reserves the unequivocal and unilateral
right to revise, amend or reject outright any item, submission,
photo, or advertisement that it deems inappropriate for
publication. Should a prepaid advertisement be rejected
hereto, the advertiser shall be entitles to a return in full
of all collected fees paid to the Association in connection
therewith, providing however that the material that
precipitated the rejection shall not have been constructed by
the advertiser for the sole purpose of negating an otherwise
valid advertising contract.
All material for publication must be submitted no
later than the 15th day of any given month. Ad copy
cancellations and changes must be submitted not later than
15 days prior to publication date. It is the responsibility
of the advertiser to identify and communicate advertising
errors and omissions.
The content of all articles, reviews, and other news
contained herein is the product and the property of the
contributors thereof. The Country Walk of Lake Ridge
Homeowners Association, Inc. assumes and acknowledges
no responsibility whatsoever for the accuracy thereof. The
statements and opinions expressed herein are those of the
individual contributors hereto and they do not represent the
opinions or official pronouncements of the Country Walk
of Lake Ridge Homeowners Association, Inc.
The products and services herein by the advertisers
and others have not been tested, sanctioned or approved
and they are not otherwise promulgated or endorsed by the
Country Walk of Lake Ridge Homeowners Association,
Inc. nor does the Association warrant that they are fit for
their intended purposes. The procurers of such goods and
services must determine for their own purposes if the goods
and services fulfill their personal needs, under terms and
conditions that are acceptable to them.
countrywalkmanager@
comcast.net
Who Do I Call?
What Do I Do?
To reach Linda Huftalen, our Community Manager, by
e-mail, you should use the above e-mail address.
If you have a problem, fill out a work order and
deposit it in the Community Manager’s mail slot in the
Office door. No work will be done without a written work
order. Similarly no complaint will be acted upon that is not
presented in writing.
“Town Crier”
If you want to receive a copy of the Country Walk
Town Crier, send your email address to lorraine121146@
verizon.net. what is the Town Crier you ask? The “Town
Crier” is our e-mail system used to contact Country Walk
residents with time sensitive information.
Hello Sunshine
Rita Carbonara-Smurra
Feeling blue and dumpy too;
Let Linda in the office know.
Know anyone who is in the hospital or sick,
Let Linda know and we’ll get a card out real quick.
Should you hear of the passing of a member or someone
in their family? Call Linda so we can send a card
expressing our sympathy.
DEADLINES — The deadline for inclusion in next months
newsletter is the 10th of the prior month. For the issue to
be distributed around March 1. Please plan your events and
publicity accordingly and email your articles and pictures
(no more than 2 MByte/picture) to lorraine121146@
verizon.net.
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President’s Message
Property Manager’s Report
As I finish my first term as a member of the Country
Walk Board of Directors, I continue to believe in teamwork.
I knew that being a Board member would not be an easy
task but before I made the decision, I looked at all the
support that I had and the professionalism that we have
living here for Board members to tap into. Although I’ve
had experience in the past with preparing and working
within budgets, numbers are not my greatest strength.
My promise was to keep maintenance fees low and doing
everything possible to keep delivering the services that all
of the homeowners are paying for and deserve. I’m proud
to be working with Board members who also believe in this
ideology, and we have succeeded to this point. Working
hand in hand with our Finance Committee, we have
managed to keep the homeowner’s maintenance fees at
the same level as it has been. Sure, the finance Committee
was a big help in achieving this goal but it doesn’t stop
there. The Grounds Committee added their experience by
assisting us in negotiations and aiding us in entering into a
new multi-year deal with our landscaping contractor. We
were able to save money by changing our garbage hauler
with the assistance of Prime Management. Some residents
of Courtyard homes have banded together to form a club
and have vowed to assist each other to help their friends and
neighbors with problems unique to the Courtyard homes.
Stitch and Sew, the Solo’s Club, and volunteers with the
Pasta Dinner and Pancake Breakfast have aided immensely
in helping to raise funds.
There are many other groups and individuals (too
many to include in this column) among us here in Country
Walk that have volunteered to assist to raise funds, use
their knowledge and volunteer their time for the benefit of
us all. Having said all this, the reason for this article is to
just point out a couple examples of how, coming together
as a team, brings success. We are always asking you, our
neighbors, to help us to achieve our goals by volunteering
for a Committee, join a club or just get together with friends
to help raise funds and ideas for the good of the Community.
The place to start is by visiting Linda in the Property
Management Office. Tell her what your strengths and
interests are and hopefully she will be able to steer you
in the right direction to be part of the team that makes
Country Walk the successful community that we are all
proud to live in.
SOME HELPFUL HINTS FOR
WINTER
With winter here, freezing
temperatures, snow and icy conditions
become part of the scenario. In
looking at articles as I browsed
through various publications, I came
Linda Huftalen,
across some winter weather hints that
New Property Manager
sounded interesting. I haven’t tried
most of them, but I’m anxious to see if they work.
Dress in layers when temperatures drop! Experts
recommend wearing several layers of loose-fitting,
lightweight, warm clothing rather than one layer of heavy
clothing. Outer garments should be tight woven and
water-repellent. Mittens are warmer than gloves. Wear a
hat. Cover your mouth with a scarf to protect your lungs
from extremely cold air. Wear sturdy, waterproof boots in
snow conditions.
Keep your cell phone fully charged!
For your home:
Store drinking water, first aid kit, canned/no-cook
food, non-electric can opener, radio, flashlight and extra
batteries where you can get them easily, even in the dark,
should power lines go down…and don’t forget those
necessary items for your pets.
Make sure your home is winterized before you go,
if you are going away for extended periods of time. Turn
your water off outside, remove hoses and cover the spigots
to keep them dry. Make sure the temperature inside your
home is set no lower than 55 degrees to prevent pipes
from freezing
For your vehicles:
Keep cars and other vehicles fueled and in good
repair, with a winter emergency kit in each.
Keep your headlights clear with car wax! Just wipe
ordinary car wax on your headlights. It contains special
water repellents that will prevent that messy mixture from
accumulating on your lights – lasts about six weeks.
Squeak-proof your wipers with rubbing alcohol!
Wipe the wipers with a cloth saturated with rubbing alcohol
or ammonia. This one trick can make badly streaking &
squeaking wipers change to near perfect silence and clarity.
Ice-proof your windows with vinegar! Frost on its
way? Just fill a spray bottle with three parts vinegar to
one part water and spritz it on all your windows at night.
In the morning, they’ll be clear of ice mess. Vinegar
contains acetic acid, which raises the melting point of water,
preventing water from freezing.
Rick Dopf
Linda Huftalen, Property Manager
Continued on page 9
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Tropicana Trip
Agnes Fisher, Joan Kilduff, Eileen Henriksen and Bernadette Livingston
On December 8th a group
from our community went
to the Tropicana Casino in
Atlantic City for the Christmas
Show and lunch at Carmine’s
Restaurant. A good time was
had by all. Besides attending
the show, lunch and gambling,
some people visited the shops
at the Casino for a little Christmas
shopping. We want to thank everyone
who came out and supported us. We
hope to see you at our
next event. Just watch
the Country Walk News
Bulletin for information
on our future trips.
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PROPERTY MANAGER REPORT from page 7
Exercise Room Questions
Prevent car doors from freezing shut with cooking
spray! Spritz cooking oil on a rubber seals around car
doors and rub it in with a paper towel. The cooking spray
prevents water from melting into the rubber.
Fog-proof your windshield with shaving cream!
Spray some shaving cream on the inside of your windshield
and wipe it off with paper towels. Shaving cream has many
of the same ingredients found in commercial defoggers.
De-ice your lock in seconds with hand sanitizer! Just
put some hand sanitizer gel on the key and the lock and
problem solved.
Lorraine Hilton, Secretary
Occasionally the Board receives notes and calls as to
why the temperature in the Exercise Room is either too
hot or too cold. The temperature of that room is set to
a constant 62 degrees as the recommended temperature
for the best performance of the equipment to preserve its
lifespan. It is suggested that if you feel it is too hot please
dress appropriately and, of course, if you feel it is too cold
we recommend the same idea of being prepared for the
room. The Board requests that you keep the doors to the
room closed at all times. This will help us all save money
on the bills to heat and cool this room. We also remind
you to wipe down the equipment after you use each piece
and to always bring a towel with you for your own needs.
Using equipment after someone else that has not wiped it
down is a health hazard to you. Remember to sign in to the
room. If watching the TV please turn it off when leaving
the room as well. Please also remember to turn off the
lights when leaving the room and the Clubhouse if you are
the last person. One important thing to remember is that
there is no food or drink (other than a water bottle) allowed
in the room. If we are all respectful of the equipment and
the other residents who use this room we will all benefit.
Thank you all in advance for your help with this matter.
Volunteers Needed!
There are many opportunities for all residents to
participate in planning and executing a variety of exciting
activities through volunteering. Two specific Committees
need volunteers – The Social Committee and The Clubhouse
Committee. The mission of The Social Committee is to
plan and organize social events for the enjoyment of the
community. The mission of The Clubhouse Committee is
to look after and preserve the quality of the physical plant
of the Clubhouse and its amenities. Both committees
make recommendations to the Board that will provide
for the general health, well being and welfare of the
residents. Please contact the management office and fill
out a volunteer form if you are interested.
Ocean County Cares
Door Handles
Chet Vicary
Maureen Lee
The Ocean Country Office of Emergency Management
has an application called “We Care” for anyone who
might need special assistance in an emergency. The “We
Care” application can be obtained by calling the Office
of Emergency Management at 1-800-331-8152. Once
the form is completed, it should be returned to your local
police department. If you need assistance completing the
form or you need someone to pick up your completed
form, call the Office of Emergency Management at 1-800331-8152 for assistance. All your information will be kept
strictly confidential; however, it will assist our Emergency
Management officials in planning for your safety in the
event of an emergency. Emergency Management staff will
be happy to answer any of your questions regarding the
“We Care” program and can send you additional weather
emergency information. Please call 1-800-331-8152.
At the Courtyard Meeting a question came up
concerning who is responsible for the door handles. The
answer is we all are. But another resident informed us that
the Kwikset Door Handles are “Guaranteed for Life”. This
resident called the company and they sent out a new front
door handle. The only cost was for shipping and handling
which was about $8.00. If you have trouble with a broken
door handle you can contact Kwikset Corporation, Lake
Forest, California 92610 at 1-800-327-5625. If you have
any questions about this procedure call Maureen Lee at
1-718-530-4333.
Missing Teapot
A donation of a $168.00 teapot was made by Joan
Kilduff to the Clubhouse in the past year. It was discovered
missing recently. If you borrowed the teapot we need
to have it returned immediately. No items should ever
be removed from the Clubhouse without prior Board
Approval. No questions asked just return this expensive
teapot to the kitchen.
Reference: Ocean County Office of Senior Services,
January/February 2015 Newsletter.
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http://www.
seniorpublishing.net
To read the current issue of the Country Walk newsletter
on line, please visit the web site above.
Choose “Community Papers” from the left hand side
of your screen, and then choose “Country Walk” from the
table at the top of the page.
It’s a great way to keep up with the Country Walk
Newsletter when you are away or didn’t receive your
paper issue.
2015 OPEN MEETINGS
The Board requests your attendance at these Open
Board Meetings. Please mark your calendars and come
out and join us.
March 16, 2015 7:00 PM
June 15, 2015 7:00 PM
September 21, 2015 7:00 PM
December 21, 2015 7:00 PM
January 4, 2016 Candidates Night 7:00 PM
January 18, 2016 Elections 3:30-6:30 PM
January 18, 2016 Annual Meeting and
Election Results 7:00 PM
2015 BOARD WORKSHOPS
The Board has set a regular business meeting schedule
as follows:
February 4, 2015 8:30 AM
March 3, 2015 8:30 AM
April 7, 2015 8:30 AM
May 5, 2015 8:30 AM
June 2, 2015 8:30 AM
July 7, 2015 8:30 AM
August 4, 2015 8:30 AM
September 1, 2015 8:30 AM
October 6, 2015 8:30 AM
November 4, 2015 8:30 AM
December 1, 2015 8:30 AM
January 5, 2016 8:30 AM
Tax-Aide
Chet Vicary
Tax-Aide is an AARP - sponsored resource to prepare
your federal and state tax returns.
IRS-trained and - certified volunteers prepare individual
tax returns for free. They meet with taxpayers, usually by
appointment, in libraries, community centers and other
public facilities. Tax-Aide operates from about February 1
to April 15. It’s open to anyone but is aimed at moderateand low-income people 60 and older. Both federal and state
returns can be prepared, but Tax-Aide volunteers can’t work
on business or complicated individual returns.
You can find a location at aarp.org/freetaxhelp, where
you can search by address, zip code or county; or call 888227-7669 toll-free for information
Reference: AARP Bulletin, Ask Our Tax Experts,
January-February 2015, page 38
2015 MAINTENANCE FEES DUE
April 1st, July 1st, October 1st
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COMMITTEE SECTION
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT/GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS
(EM/GA) COMMITTEE
Larry Lee/Judy Kuhmichel
November 13, 2014 Manchester Coordinating Council – Beginning in January or February of 2015 there will be
a Food Bank coming to Whiting once a month for about two (2) hours. Following is some general information:
• Somebody C.A.R.E.S will be taking the lead on this new program.
• This program is for seniors.
• There will be a registration form to complete.
• There is no charge for the food - if you show up, you will get food.
• Since this is a new program, we only have minimal information. As the program proceeds, we will keep you posted
with more details.
THERE WILL BE A CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS FROM EACH SENIOR COMMUNITY TO ASSIST WITH
THIS PROGRAM FOR JUST ONE DAY OF ONE MONTH. IF YOU THINK YOU MAY BE INTERESTED,
LOOK FOR FURTHER INFORMATION IN FUTURE NEWSLETTERS.
Travel Committee
Joan Kilduff, Agnes Fisher Eileen Henriksen,
Bernadette Livingston
UPCOMING TRIPS
Finnegan’s Wake - March 11, 2015
Join us for a trip to the Brownstone in Paterson, Family
Style Lunch, Show, Bus and all gratuities. Bus leaves
Country Walk Club House at 9:15 AM and leaves the
Brownstone at 3:30 PM.
For Advertising Contact
Senior Publishing Company
at 1-888-637-3200
SENIOR PUBLISHING COMPANY accepts advertisements
and advertisements are based upon information provided
by the advertiser. SENIOR PUBLISHING COMPANY does
not independently investigate the accuracy of advertisement
content and does not warrant or represent the accuracy of
the content of any advertisement.
Branson and The Ozarks – October 10-18, 2015
You are invited to an informational and reservation
meeting for a trip to Branson and The Ozarks, 8 nights and
9 days, October 10-18, 2015, for $869 pp (less than $100
a day). Trip includes 8 Nights of Lodging, 8 Breakfasts,
1 Lunch, 4 Dinners, and 7 Outstanding Shows. All
taxes, meal and bus gratuities are included. Call Eileen
Henriksen (732) 350-0172 or Joan Kilduff (732) 3504134 for additional information.
QUILTING
Kathi McCann
911 Memorial/Museum – May 5, 2015
A trip to the 911 Memorial/Museum and lunch at Piro’s
Restaurant in Union Beach, N.J. is planned for May 5, 2015,
at $85 per person. Sign-up for trip will be on Tuesday,
March 3, 2015, at the Club House at 6:30 PM. Look for
the flyer with more detailed information on the Memorial/
Museum, Lunch Menu at Piro’s and time-line for the day.
ads-1728
Quality Workmanship
Fourteen Day Service Available
Edge to Edge Quilting
732-849-5892
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Stitch and Sew Upcoming Events
Kathie McCann
February 12th, 2015 -
March 19th, 2015 -
April 16th, 2015
May 14th, 2015
June 18th, 2015
July 25th, 2015
August 6th, 2015
September 26th, 2015 October 15th, 2015
November 7th to
December 7th, 2015 November 10 & 11th, 2015 December 10th, 2015
Snack Day 1:00 PM
Annual Tea at 1:00 PM
Snack Day at 1:00 PM
10th Anniversary Reunion (date pending) 1:00 PM
Snack Day 1:00 PM
Wine and Cheese Night – Open to the Community 7:00 PM
S&S BBQ 1:00 PM
Cancer Walk – Suggested donation $10.00. This year we will walk for Van Dyke
Hospice.
Snack Day 1:00 PM
Toys for Tots – Clubhouse
Whiting Food Pantry - Drop off at 2 Summer Lane
Holiday Luncheon (Date Pending)
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Solo’s Club Linda
- 2015
Meeting Dates
Pregenzer/Eileen Henriksen
The Solos Club will meet every third Tuesday of the month at 6:45pm in the clubhouse. The date is as follows:
Feb 17
July 21
Mar 17
Aug 18
Apr 21 Sept 15 May 19 Oct 20 June 16
Nov 17 Dec 15
Pet Club 2015 Dates
Carol Siracusa
All dates are Monday evenings at 7:00 PM and meetings are open to all residents who do or do not have pets but
just love animals.
March 2, 2015
June 1, 2015
September 21, 2015
December 7, 2015
Dog Regulations as of October 1, 2013
Manchester Township Ordinance Chapter 101 Animals is the governing document that is the basis for the refined
Country Walk’s Dog Regulations. In addition to the Township’s Ordinance Regulations the following Country Walk
rules will also be in effect:
1.All Dogs must be registered with the Property Manager by August 1 of each year.
2.Pet owners are encouraged to use their own Personal property. Personal Property for the purposes of this decision is
to be considered to the curb (Belgian Blocks).
3.Residents cannot walk their dog on other resident’s Personal Property which includes signs and mailboxes and which
is also to be considered to the curb (Belgian Blocks).
4.The following areas are not to be used to walk pets:
a. The Clubhouse Property
b. No animals allowed in the Clubhouse excluding Service Dogs
c. All Recreational Areas
d. The Exit and Entrance Property which includes the center island and side peripheral berms.
e. The front Pond and Pond Area grounds.
5.The residents need to pick up immediately as this is a Manchester Township Ordinance as well as washing down the
area with water that is to be carried.
Failure to comply will be enforced by the Township of Manchester and the articles of our governing documents.
See POS Article III Section 10, Letter J Page 25 Letter Y Page 33. If you would like a copy of the Manchester
Township Animal Code see the Property Manager.
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The Pet Corner
FEBRUARY 2015
Carol Siracusa
“Valentine’s Day is for pets, too”
Carol Siracusa
have rolled out myriad Valentine’s Day themed promotions
that tout everything from adoptions to “be mine” – logoed
dog clothing to heart-shaped treats”. When going out to
purchase a gift for your pet, remember to make sure it’s not
from China. Petco has just removed all items from China
off their shelves because they are not regulated and have
been proving to be unsafe with story after story of illness
and even death of some pets.
Aside from gifts for pets maybe it’s a good time to
adopt a pet. Valentine’s Day can also be a lonely time
for some people and pets alike so why not bring a furry
life companion into your home? You can check with the
Popcorn Park zoo because they have many animals looking
for homes. Or if you cannot take a pet in your home you can
check out the Popcorn Park Zoo “Share- A- Pet Program”.
For further information call 609-693-1900.
For those who do not have the time or money to be
purchasing gifts for their pets – that’s ok too! Because our
pets don’t even know it’s Valentine’s Day and they give
affection every day. They do not need a special holiday to
celebrate companionship.
Wishing you a Happy Valentine’s Day!
Valentine’s Day is not just for couples! It’s a day of
love for all and that includes our pets!
Many of us will show our pets some extra pampering
and affection on Valentine’s Day. Many Americans spend
a “collective $815 million on Valentine’s Day goodies for
their pets”. While it may sound strange to non-pet owners
but pets are invaluable companions making their owners
“feel good”. In this digital world that we all live in – pets
are one of the very few ways of personal communication
one on one. Our pets do not communicate on Facebook!
Lol!
“Seizing the opportunity to capitalize on these lovestruck consumers, pet retailers, manufacturers and shelters
Fun Times at the Pajama New Year’s Eve Party!
Carol Sircusa, The CW Pet Club
they wanted for refreshments. Lily Ayala took control of
shopping, coordinating responses and table arrangements.
We all worked on this party project by decorating, serving
and cleaning up. Julian did a great job with the music;
he had everyone come up on the dance floor to sing and
dance together. Dancing went on until well after the New
Year came!
There were about 40 people in attendance and there
would have been more if we had thought of this a little
sooner but better late than never! Everyone loved the idea
that they could just come dressed in their PJ’s! We all had
a great time! We danced all night, enjoyed lots of good
food and desserts.
It was a great way to ring in the New Year! After
the party Lily received thank you notes and phone calls
thanking her and Julian for a wonderful time at the
clubhouse!
See photos on page 29
Back in December at The Country Walk Pet Club
Christmas Party the topic came up about our plans for
New Year’s Eve. Since nothing had been planned for
the Clubhouse the idea came up to have a party at the
Clubhouse and open it up for the entire community!
Then the idea started to take shape with all the
brainstorming going on among our group. Before we
all knew it a party was born! Julian Ayala offered to DJ
using the equipment from Stellar Theatre and Lily offered
to donate toward the decorations and many supplies
complements of Stellar Theatre. Coffee and tea were also
supplied free of charge. Because of these donations the
party was offered free of charge to anyone who wished
to attend. If they so desired guests could bring their own
snacks and beverages.
At this late date we thought it was best to make it as
informal as possible with the dress code being Pajamas or
anything comfortable. We then put together flyers inviting
the whole community asking them to bring whatever
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SPORTS SECTION
FEBRUARY 2015
Spring Bowling
Maureen Lee
There will be an Informational Meeting and Sign-up
for our Spring Season Bowling League on February 9th at
7:00 PM. Our tentative schedule is from Tuesday, April
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7th through Tuesday, May 26th at the Playdrome in Toms
River. Our Awards Luncheon will be the following Tuesday
after the last game. All interested residents come on out
and join us for another great season.
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or not. We will teach you. It is loads of fun! Join us for
a fun filled afternoon!
Once we have enough interested then as a group we
can decide what would be a good time and how often to
play. I look forward to teaching anyone interested and hope
you will come out. For further information contact Linda
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LITERARY SECTION
Library Notes
Chet Vicary, Country Walk Librarian
Think of our Country Walk Library as a first-stop for recent and popular
books. For older and more specialized books, consider the Ocean County
Library System with its main branch in Toms River by the County Building
Complex, the Manchester Branch on Colonial Drive next to the Manchester
Township Municipal Offices, and the Whiting branch in the Stop & Shop
shopping center west of Whiting where Routes 70, 530 and 539 meet.
I would like to thank the residents that donated Harlan Coben’s 2013 Six Years, Vince Flynn’s Separation of Power,
Carl Hiaasen’s Sick Puppy and Basket Case, David Baldacci’s Wish You Well and The Simple Truth, Tami Hoag’s Prior
Bad Acts, Michael Black’s Hostile Takeovers, Umberto Eco’s The Name of the Rose, Sue Grafton’s R is for Ricochet, Gena
Showalter’s 2011 On the Hunt, Nora Roberts’ Night Shield, Winds of Change and 2009 Black Hills, Mary Higgins Clark’s
Daddies Little Girl and Dying For Mercy, Stuart Woods’ Short Straw and White Cargo, Karen Rose’s 2008 Scream for
Me, Brad Meltzer’s The Zero Game, Andy McDermott’s 2008 The Tomb of Hercules, Rick Mofina’s 2009 Six Seconds,
Jodi Picoult’s My Sister’s Keeper, Sylvia Day’s 2014 Captivated By You, Fern Michaels’ 2011 Christmas at Timberwoods
and 2013 The Blossom Sisters, Daniel Silva’s The Messenger, Steve Martini’s 2009 Guardian of Lies, Jo-Ann Mapson’s
2010 Solomon’s Oak, Dee Henderson’s The Negotiator, Miles Stanford’s The Complete Green Letters, Elizabeth Peters’
The Golden One, James Patterson’s 1st to Die, 2nd Chance and Beach House, Elisabeth Leamy’s 2010 Save Big, Jenny
McCarthy’s Life Laughs, Bill Napier’s Splintered Icon, Patricia Cornwell’s 2011 Red Mist, Joseph Girzone’s Joshua and
the City, Craig Shirley’s 2011 December 1941, John Sanford’s 2013 Storm Front, Belva Plain’s Homecoming, LaVyrle
Spencer’s That Camden Summer, Anita Shreve’s A Wedding in December, Diane Chamberlain’s The Courage Tree,
Nelson DeMille’s 2012 The Panther, Karen Robards’ Superstition, Zoey Dean’s How to Teach Filthy Rich Girls, John
Grisham’s The Innocent Man, Sidney Poitier’s The Measure of a Man, Stephen King’s Misery, Wizard and Glass, and
Full Dark, No Stars, Nathaniel Fick’s One Bullet Away and Danielle Steel’s 2011 Hotel Vendrome.
Feel free to write your name inside the front cover so that another resident that reads your book can thank you for
donating it and possibly discuss it with you.
Attention PAAD and
Senior Gold Beneficiaries
2015 Medicare Part B
Chet Vicary
As I have mentioned previously in this newsletter,
The Medicare Part B deductible for 2015 will remain at
$147.00 and the Part B premium will stay at $104.90 for
most Medicare beneficiaries. This is due to our very low
inflation rate.
Chet Vicary
Effective January 1, 2015, income limits for PAAD
and Senior Gold increased.
PAAD (Pharmaceutical Assistance for the Aged and
Disabled)
Income limit: Less than $26,575 (single); less than
$32,582 (married)
Senior Gold Prescription Discount Program
Income range: $26,575 - $36,575 (single); $32,582 $42,582 (married)
Reference: Ocean County Office of Senior Services,
January/February 2015 Newsletter.
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FEBRUARY 2015
NOTES OF APPRECIATION
Thank you Wally Weber and Roger Livingston, who
every month for at least the last 5 years, made time to go,
load and return with the latest The Crestwood Village Sun
newsletter.
You don’t read it? You should! Not all Whiting Villages
are like CW. There are a lot of activities in other village
open to CW residents. There is also a Q&A from Bob’s
Hardware Store along with columns from C.A.R.E.S and
the Manchester Coordinating Council - all very interesting.
Next time you see Roger or Wally, thank them for their
time, effort and spirit to benefit CW residents. Pick up a
copy in our Clubhouse entry, but, psst, don’t tell them it
is because of me that they have to pick up more copies
because of an increased CW readership. Chet Vicary
*****
I would like to thank all my friends and neighbors of
Country Walk for all your cards, prayers, food, plants and
especially all your calls checking up on my progress. You
fill my heart with gratitude. Mary Murray
Yay to Wally and Roger! I admit I’ve taken them for
granted and haven’t thanked them, or even thought about
their volunteering, for the last year or so. But, this morning
leaving the Fitness Room in our Clubhouse I saw Wally
and Roger leaving Country Walk and I thought “OMG it
is the second half of December” and I remembered that
Senior Publishing (who does our The Country Walk News
newsletter along with The Crestwood Village Sun - actually
Donna from SP works on both newsletters) takes off the
last week of December so the January issue is published
and distributed early.
They were going to the CVS (no, not the Convenience,
Value, Service drugstore) - but the above mentioned
newsletter’s office to pick up the latest issue for Country
Walk residents. You knew The CVS (the newsletter) didn’t
deliver here - right? and that CW volunteers went to their
office to get bundles of the latest issue to bring back to the
CW Clubhouse lobby? For you, for me!
Be thankful for them, two under-appreciated residents
that make CW living better and more interesting.
Income Tax Counseling
is Available
Chet Vicary
The Ocean Country Office of Senior Services provides
a list of volunteer income tax counseling sites. Ocean
County is fortunate to offer Free Income Tax Assistance
to people unable to afford this service. The AARP TaxAide volunteers are specially trained in cooperation with
the Internal Revenue Service and the NJ Division of
Taxation to understand the many provisions of the tax code;
particularly those that affect older people. Personal one-onone assistance is provided to help the taxpayer complete
Federal and State tax returns. Please call the Office of
Senior Services at 732-929-2091 or 1-800-668-4899 for
the site nearest you.
I don’t know if Country Walk has requested to be a
site or where the nearest site is, so call the above number
for additional information.
Reference: Ocean County Office of Senior Services,
January/February 2015 Newsletter.
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ANY TRASH COLLECTION DAY THAT FALLS ON A HOLIDAY
WILL BE COLLECTED THE FOLLOWING DAY.
Loori Bus Service Schedule - 9:30 am Pickup
TUESDAY - MALL GROCERY SHOPPING (Lacey)
April 14 - Freehold Mall
July 14 - Manahawkin
Oct 13 - Monmouth Mall
Feb 13 - Shoprite - Lacey
Feb 27 - Shoprite - Lacey
Mar 13 - Shoprite - Lacey
Mar 27 - Shoprite - Lacey
Apr 10 - Shoprite - Lacey
Apr 24 - Shoprite - Lacey
May 8 - Shoprite - Lacey
May 22 - Shoprite - Lacey
Jun 5 - Shoprite - Lacey
Jun 19 - Shoprite - Lacey
July 3 - Shoprite - Lacey
July 17 - Shoprite - Lacey
July 31 - Shoprite - Lacey
Aug 14 - Shoprite - Lacey
Aug 28 - Shoprite - Lacey
Sept 11 - Shoprite - Lacey
Sept 25 - Shoprite - Lacey
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Nov 6 - Shoprite - Lacey
Nov 20 - Shoprite - Lacey
Dec 4 - Shoprite - Lacey
Dec 18 - Shoprite - Lacey
ADDITIONAL COPIES OF THIS SCHEDULE CAN BE FOUND AT
THE FRONT DESK OF THE CLUBHOUSE.
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Crossword Puzzle
FEBRUARY 2015
Answers on page 27
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New Ocean Ride Service to and from Country Walk
The Ocean Ride OC 1 (Whiting) bus services Country Walk, with 1 trip to the Ocean County Mall and 2 returning trips.
Service will only be on Tuesday and Thursday except for major holidays.
Although there are official stops along the route, a rider may flag the driver to stop at any safe location along the
route. A simplified schedule as of July 2011 follows:
Run 1
Run 2
Official detailed schedules may be obtained at the
Country Walk
9:18 am
County Connection in the Ocean Country Mall or at
Holiday City Mini Mall
9:46 am
the Mobile County Connection vehicle. For further
Community Medical Ctr
9:57 am
information, call the Ocean County Transportation Services
Toms River Park/Ride
10:03 am
Department at 732-736-8989.
Ocean County Mall (arr.)
10:21 am
You can always go online for any information you
might need as well.
Ocean County Mall (dep.) 10:40 am
1:50 pm
Toms River Park/Ride
11:05 am
2:15 pm
http://www.co.ocean.nj.us/WebContentFiles/28fad022Community Medical Ctr.
11:10 am
2:20 pm
7f54-4648-be44-36cc111b2133.pdf
Holiday City Mini Mall
11:15 am
2:25 pm
Country Walk
11:45 am 2:55 pm
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FEBRUARY 2015
Stitch and Sew’s Toys For Tots 2014
Kathie McCann
Once again Country Walk residents
have stepped up to the plate with an
amazing assortment of beautiful gifts for
needy children. Trucks for boys, Barbie
and other assorted dolls I am sure went
over big and of course “Frozen” is always
popular with the girls. Another tradition
that continued in 2014 was a gift of a new
bicycle (this year it’s a boy’s bike).
Special thanks go out to Mike Morley,
Tom McCann, and Annie Wieboldt for
their most welcome help with coordinating
and delivery.
Thanks again and Happy New Year.
Straight Horizons
This is the time of year when many of us travel to
warmer places. This gives us the opportunity to shoot
some landscapes and seascapes of the places we visit. It is
very important to make certain you hold your camera level
on this type of shot so the horizon is straight and level.
Having a tilted horizon line is especially important
when shooting sunrises and sunsets. If the horizon is tilted
(even slightly) it will make the image seem unnatural and
give it an unbalanced feel.
It is also important to keep your camera level when
shooting indoors. Horizontal lines, such as a fireplace
mantel, molding, or door frames, that are not levelwill
make your images less appealing. When photographing,
take your time and make certain your composition is good
and level.
That’s it for this month. As always you can email me
with any questions at [email protected]. If
you’d like to see more of my images you can visit my site
at www.KirmsPhotography.com . Remember to keep
shooting and trying to improve your images, but most
importantly, have fun with your camera.
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Crooked Horizon
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February Events Outside Our Community
Music, History and Food
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Crossword Answers
Suduko Answers
Shore Birds On the Belmar Beach
Least Tern And Chick
American Oystercatcher
Least Tern Chick Safe Under Mom’s Wing
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Club Section
Children’s Christmas Party
Eileen Henriksen
I would like to thank Santa, Mrs. Santa and their Little Elf. Many thanks were given to us from the grandparents.
Fun was had at all the tables - Bingo, Crafts, Face Painting, Tattoos and “Pin the Nose” on the Snowman. The children
loved the little secrets Santa knew about them. They wondered how he knew. A great time was had by all.
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Carol Sircusa, The CW Pet Club
Fun Times at the Pajama
New Year’s Eve Party!
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