MAY 19, 2012
TOBY WEISSMAN (REGENCY RESIDENT) ART EXHIBIT AND RECEPTION
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HERB ZUKERBERG
YIDDISH CLUB OF REGENCY
TRADITIONAL
SHABBOS DINNER FEATURING - JOE DORINSON "BORSCHT BELT COMEDY"
FRIDAY JUNE 15 AT 6:30PM
$34 PP
FAMILIES WELCOME
$18 CHILDREN(6 TO 16 CHILDREN 5
AND UNDER FREE
PLEASE
RSVP BY JUNE 8TH
RICHARD
LANS 87 BETH PAGE 605 1828
RENEA ZUKERBERG 21 COUNTRY CLUB 521 0999
Meditation Club
The Regency Meditation Club will be meeting this Thursday May 24 at 2pm in the fitness
room across from the indoor pool.
For more info call Sy Bassman 732-605-9592
PICKLEBALL- THE FASTEST GROWING SPORT WITH A
WEIRD NAME
DEMO/CLINIC
ON SATURDAY, MAY 26 AT 11:00 A.M.
We will provide the equipment, you must wear sneakers. This game requires the agility
of bending and little running. It is easy to learn and fun to play, no we do not use pickles, but we do
use a paddle and a large whiffle-ball.
If you walk, ride a bike, work out, play paddleball, can’t run but want exercise
and to get into a fun, challenging game, then try PICKLEBALL. Or if you are just curious,
come down to the court and see if this game is for you.
See you at the courts, Sat. May 26 at 11:00 a.m.
WOMAN’S
BIKE FOR SALE
Beautiful
Womens Bike, not even one years old. If interested, call Marilyn Jaclin at 732-605-1444.
The
Tennis Club
The
Tennis Club will be holding the third annual Hy Levy Day on September 11, 2012. We are looking forward
to having a wonderful fun-filled day with many activities for everyone to participate in, a fabulous Luncheon with entertainment
and a very happy Happy Hour to celebrate the day. The charity we are raising money for this year is Vision
of Children. Through the research that VOC sponsors, hopefully there will be a cure for genetic eye disorders
affecting so many children like our beautiful grand daughter ErikaTess.
Please join us to make this day a huge success.
We have many committees that can use your help. Remember to save the date and contact me if you
would like to join our fabulous team of workers. We need your expertise, ideas and spirit.
Many thanks-
Lois Plansky 732-605-1375
loisplan@aol,com
MEN’S CLUB SUMMER BASH
The Men’s Club Summer Bash is filling up quickly. There are no more tables of
12 available. Don’t be left out. Click on the link below for details.
https://sites.google.com/a/regencymensclub.org/www/2012-summer-bash
TICKETS FOR TRENTON
THUNDERS AVAILABLE
My
name is Jeff Strauss and I live in the Regency at Monroe. I belong to the Knights of Pythias in Freehold
New Jersey and we have 50 tickets to the Trenton Thunder vs Portland Sea Dogs baseball game. The game is Saturday, July 7,
2012 at 7 PM and the cost $11.00 per ticket. The seats are located behind home plate.
If interested please contact me.
Jeff Strauss
scubajns@aol.com
WOMEN’S
GROUP ANNOUNCEMENT
Make a Wish Foundation will be at Regency Women's Group on Monday, June 11 at 7:30pm. This wonderful
foundation has enriched the lives of children with life-threatening medical conditions through its wish granting work. We
will be honored to have Catherine Cruz, a 9 year old girl, whose wish was granted. She will share her beautiful uplifting
story. Please let Sandy Cains, 94 Kings Mill or Barbara Wilner, 90 Turnberry know if you will be attending.
Regency Women's Group will
be visiting Grounds for Sculpture on Thursday June 14th. WE ARE NOW OPENING THIS TOUR TO NON MEMBERS. FRIENDS, NEIGHBORS AND
SPOUSES ARE WELCOME. Bus leaves at 9:00am and returns approximately 3:30pm. We will have a guided tour. Lunch will be on your
own at Mastoris Diner in Bordentown. Checks for $35 to Regency Women's Group to be dropped off at Sylvia Fleischer, 7
Doral Drive. This is a trip you do not want to miss.
Saturday June 16th at 10:00am in the Clubhouse, Regency Women's Group will be honoring
all the Regency Men. There will be a Full Brunch catered by Food Architects and entertainment by Peter Scott Ruben. $15 for
members-husbands/partners/dads are free. Make your table of 10 or we can do it for you. Checks payable to Regency Women's
Group (must be a paid-up member) to Elaine Robin, 127 Country Club Drive or Harriet DiSalle, 102 Turnberry Dr.
Please submit an anecdote, quote
or personal story (no longer than a paragraph) about Dad/Grandpa. Include your name and the individual you are writing about
and forward with your check. We will take all submissions and create a packet for each table. Random submissions will be read
at the Brunch.
ALL
REGENCY WOMEN'S GROUP DUES ARE DUE BY APRIL 1ST. YOU MUST BE A PAID UP 2012 MEMBER to attend our functions. Dues are $25
to Elaine Robin, 127 Country Club Drive.
Regency Women’s Group
Foreign Film Festival
TUESDAY, June 19th at 1PM in the Ballroom
Featuring
“ONCE”
To my surprise the new Broadway
show ONCE was adapted from the movie that I am showing in June.
This 2007 film is a tale of a love affair between
a Dublin street musician and a flower girl. It is a wonderful musical and a movie to fall in love with
and enjoy. (1 hr. 26 min.)
A
discussion will follow the presentation.
Paid-Up members may bring a spouse or guest.
RSVP Joan Blitz 656-4540 or jgdblitz2004@yahoo.com
NICE LETTER
SENT TO THE REGENCY CULTURE CLUB
Regency Cultural Club
C/o Mr. & Mrs. Milton Paris
25 Crenshaw Court
Monroe Township, NJ 08831
Dear Regency Cultural Club Members,
Wow! Amazing! Incredible! These
are just a few of the words that describe the reaction we had in seeing all the food that your Club collected for the Monroe
Township Food Pantry. On behalf of the Monroe Township Office of Senior Services and the Friends of the Senior Center, I want
to thank you for the large donation of food! In fact, I really do not have the words that would be sufficient to say thank
you. Thank you seems so lame in view of the extraordinary act of kindness and generosity that you showed. We are forever grateful!
This donated food will probably
last several months and will continue to enable us to help our neighbors who are struggling. As you know, there are many reasons
why people need food. Some because one of the spouses or both are suffering from a chronic illness; still others because they
recently became a single parent and still others because they are on fixed incomes and unable to meet the increasing costs
of everyday staples. The Food Pantry still has families that are suffering from unemployment and in a few cases, the unemployment
has run out. (They are not the ones counted in the statistics.)
Do you know what wonderful acts of kindness you perform? Do
you know how grateful our residents are for all the love, hard work and commitment that go into collecting the food? I know
and I will make sure that our recipients know the kindness that is being shown to them. I will attach a
letter to the next distribution so they have a better understanding of how wonderful people in our town are and how your compassion,
love and caring are part of your core personalities. You are very special people who support your neighbors with big hearts!
Although the following is not my
words, it is my sentiment. “Some people come into our lives and quickly go. Some people stay for awhile, and give us
a deeper understanding of what is truly important in this life. They touch our souls. We gain strength from the footprints
they have left on our hearts, and we will never be the same.” ~ Flavia
You are amazing, wonderful people. You touch all of
us with your love and kindness. Thank you!
With loving gratitude,
Bonnie L. Leibowitz
Director
HOUSE FOR SALE BY OWNER – BAYHILL – 66 COUNTRY CLUB
Major changes include
(1)expansion of master bedroom
to include sitting room (as offered by Toll as an extra to the basic house).
(2) Expansion of the breakfast area (as offered
by Toll as an extra);
(3) additional cabinets and built in desk in breakfast room -kitchen area (not offered by Toll but we purchased
and had installed after we moved in);
(4) wooden floor in dining room
area added (not offered by Toll but added by us) that matched wood floor in entrance way.
(5) gas line extended outside to back patio so
that one can hook up grille to cook outside by patio;
(6) extended patio (not offered by Toll) with bushes around patio to provide privacy;
(7)special lighting for kitchen
that was offered by Toll as an upgrade extra;
(8) kitchen appliances were upgraded as an add-on offered by Toll;
(9) tile back splash added around
kitchen walls (not offered by Toll).
(10) We also added TV outlets so there are outlets in every room, e.g., in office, 2nd
bedroom as well as master bedroom and breakfast area.
(11) special window treatments for all windows..
(11) We also added cabinets hanging and standing
in garage to have more closed storage space.
(12) If people want we would leave our Meadowcraft wrought iron patio furniture including
round table, umbrella, four chairs, chaise lounge chair (all chairs and chaise with seat pads included plus a cabinet to store
pillows in winter time.
(13) upgraded corner lot -- diagonally across from Clubhouse.
(14) additional shrubs added all around the four
outside walls of house.
(15) extra storage cabinets in laundry room.
Since we were snow birds, although the house was built and finished in June 2004, we
lived in only half a year -- so that appliances are like new. Appliance include side by side refrigerator, luxury dishwasher,
garbage disposal, clothes washer and dryer. (If people want we can leave TVs which are
currently in bedroom sitting room, breakfast room, office, and 2nd bedroom.)
Price would be $419,000.
Paul
Paul Davidson
Editor, Journal of Post Keynesian
Economics
author:
THE KEYNES SOLUTION: THE PATH TO GLOBAL ECONOMIC PROSPERITY
phone:(561)676-1633
Bernard Schwartz Center for Economic Policy Analysis
The New School
http://econ.bus.utk.edu/department/davidson.htm
Manuscripts for Journal of Post
Keynesian Economics can be submitted electronically to pdavidson@mesharpe.com
OPEN HOUSE – PRESTWICK HOME FOR
SALE
Open
house this Sunday from 1-4 PM. It will take place at 15 Hogan Way. The model is a Prestwick.
The realtor is Linda Levi from Davis Realty.
THAT’S IT FOR NOW
RON
