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VOLUME 21 ISSUE 2
February 2015
President’s Message
By: Bert Lundberg
Well, January came in like a lamb with temperatures in the 60’s and within a week the temperatures
plummeted to the single digits. As I am writing this
report it is only January 7th so I am hoping that the
rest of the month warms up to where it is bearable.
With this bitter arctic blast it is a good thing to check
on your shut-in neighbors to make sure that they are
safe or even a phone call would suffice. Remember,
we are all one big family here at Cedar Glen Lakes.
At last month’s Stockholders meeting on January
21st we had a presentation by Ginny Muscarella from
Senior Services. This power point presentation was
also witnessed by our new mayor, Kenneth T. Palmer.
He had requested permission to view the presentation
as a learning process.
In the upcoming Board of Directors election there
are 6 openings for Board of Directors. As I write
this message only 6 candidates picked up petitions to
run for these positions. Four are incumbents and 2
newcomers. If no one else steps forward, the Board
decided not to have an election thus saving the village
approximately $700.00 for this process. At this time
I would like to thank our 2 outgoing Directors. First
is Don Callaghan who has served many years on the
Board and as past Treasurer and President. Second
is Lorraine Hines who was your Treasurer for the last
few years. I would like to thank them for their service
to our community and wish them well in their future
endeavors.
We invited Manchester’s new mayor, Kenneth T.
Palmer, to our re-organization meeting. He thanked
us for inviting him to our community and advised it
would be a pleasure to visit our residents here at Cedar
Glen Lakes and share his vision for Manchester Twp.
Remember, we will also be swearing in our new Board
of Directors at this time. It will be on March 18th at
1:30 pm. I am inviting all our residents to either come
out to Lakeside Hall or view it live on Channel 22.
After the swearing-in ceremony we will be enjoying
refreshments hosted by the Board of Directors, their
wives and husbands.
A couple of clubs have changed their by-laws.
The Singles That Mingle Club wanted to change the
name to the Men and Women’s Singles Club and also
asked that residents be from Cedar Glen Lakes and
single. This was approved by the Board of Directors.
The second club was The Common Goal which
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requested a change of the time and day of their meetings and also the amount of residents for a quorum to
be set at 15. This was also addressed and approved
by the Board.
Last but not least, I am hoping for another successful year here at Cedar Glen lakes and I know many of
the newer residents will find this a warm and welcoming community to live in. Remember, volunteerism
is a very important part of this community.
The Art Workshop
of Cedar Glen Lakes
Come visit us in the Art Workshop; watching the artists at work
may inspire you. Drawing, coloring, or even painting may be
something you always wanted to
do, but didn’t know how to start.
So come in, we in the workshop will get you started.
West Hall for February has an acrylic painting by
Marlene Krupinski titled “Fun in the Cove.”
The Art Workshop meets every Thursday in West
Hall from 12:30 pm to 2:30 pm; why not plan to visit?
Yours in a rainbow of color,
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Common Goal
Happy New Year Shareholders,
We hope all enjoyed their holiday season with
family and friends.
Since our last writing we had our annual New
Year’s Eve Gala and our first of two Village breakfasts.
We are still in need of a chairperson for the following scheduled events:
90+ Luncheon
Night at the Races
Annual Spaghetti Dinner
Children’s Halloween Party
Turkey Pot Luck Dinner
New Year’s Eve Gala
If you are interested in chairing any of the above
events, please call me.
Please mark your calendars for the following
upcoming events:
February 12th Movie Nite – “And So It Goes”
February 15th Magic Show (Tickets are $9.00 per
person and are on sale 1/27, 1/28, 2/3 & 2/4.)
As always, please call me with any questions, suggestions or concerns, and HAVE A VERY HEALTHY
AND HAPPY NEW YEAR.
Vinnie Galluccio
201-214-5072
Correction:
Wanted: New Clubs
If interested in starting a new club, please submit a
letter to the Board of Directors of your idea for a club.
If approved, then you may post an interest sheet on
our community bulletin board. Once you have 15 to
20 stockholders signed up, please submit to the Board
for final approval. Then we will issue you a check
for $50 for supplies, coffee and desserts towards your
first meeting.
Good Luck
Questions – Cathy Gillissie 350-5905
CGL Bd of Directors
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Ladies of the Lakes
Ladies of the Lakes had a wonderful Christmas luncheon. Our members
are looking for “you” to join us. Come
by yourself or bring a friend on Tuesdays from 12 to
4 pm. Bring any game of your choosing.
Nancy Brown, President
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The Creative Writers
of the Glen
We, the Creative Writers, wish to
extend an invitation to all residents to
join our group.
Do you have wonderful memories
about your family that you would like to
get down on paper for your family and
friends to enjoy? That’s how most of us got started
writing. Perhaps you had a special vacation, or trip,
that you would like to remember and share with others? What better way than to put it down on paper
in your own words so others may go on the trip with
you by reading about it!
We have a suggested topic list from which to
choose, either by yourself or as a group and welcome
any suggestions you may like to add or you can write
about anything at all! Some weeks you may not write
anything and that’s OK! Those who have written will
read their piece for all in the group to enjoy and each
month one is submitted to put in the “Echoes” – on a
voluntary basis.
Wouldn’t it be nice to get out of the house for a
little while each week and enjoy some social time with
a friendly group? We look forward to welcoming you,
whenever you can come and check us out!!!
We meet every Tuesday in the West Hall Conference Room at 2:00 PM and our meetings usually
last about an hour. Come down and meet us and see
if you might like to join us!
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homebound seniors and it is a joyous experience for
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and will be shared at our March meeting. Please check
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In the meantime, stay warm and safe and be a good
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Piecemakers
Security Patrol
The sewing machines are hot and
the material is flying as the ladies are
working on their many quilting projects.
Nothing feels better than to see a quilt
completed and hear all the ahs, oohs,
“that’s beautiful, the colors are perfect, wow you made
that”. Some are hand quilted and some are machine
quilted. Each one is beautiful and the love that is put
into them is unbelievable. To me, this wonderful group
of women has encouraged me to try and complete old
projects and start new ones. The friendship is real, the
laughter is non-stop. The group has soul, we share our
fabric, our lunch, our joy, our heartache, and we are
quilters put together piece by piece. You’ll never know
how truly special each one of you are.
The sad part is we don’t have any room for new
members at this time, but you can come down and
check us out and get on a waiting list. We use big tables
and electric which limits our membership at this time.
Our meetings are every Friday from 10:00 am to
3:00 pm in the West Hall.
To our Snow Birds:”we miss you and hope to see
you soon”.
Geri Soto
Kathi McCann President
Button up your overcoats, ‘cause baby it’s cold
outside. Thankfully we made it past the holidays, with
all its ups and downs. We had to postpone the Polar
Bear swim in our lake on the first of January due to
no ambulances available on standby. It was one of
our “thinking out of the box” activities for the New
Year. We are looking into Wheel Chair Races around
the club house; of course this isn’t official, and we
are still in the discussion stage. Please no practicing!
Things have been quiet in our village this past
month due to the cold weather. There have been no
streaking sightings. We are always on the lookout for
this, due to possible frost bite. Please dress in layers
when you go out, remember the hat and gloves along
with being fully dressed. As we get older we have a
harder time maintaining our body temperature.
Important Reminder: Please use a flash light and
if possible something reflective when walking at night.
You are important to us, be safe.
We are now in 2015, with a fresh new start on the
New Year. We are on the lookout for new members
for our Security Patrol. This would be a great opportunity to get out and do something for yourself and
our Village. Come out to our meetings and see if this
is something that you would be interested in. We are
an equal opportunity group, men and women with
common sense are welcome. Patrols are done in pairs
at all times, so you’re never alone. We don’t get out
of the van; we report information to our Base Station
which deals with the situation.
Your food donations, collected at our meetings,
are always appreciated by The Whiting Food Pantry.
Next Security Patrol meeting is February 9th at
7:00 PM in the West Hall. We’ll be looking for you.
Geri Soto
Bob Barrett, President
Men and Women’s
Singles Club
What’s that? A new club? No, it’s us – Singles
That Mingle. Since January, we are known as Men
and Women’s Singles Club.
We had a really nice Christmas Party in December,
with lots of food, games, and a gift exchange. In January, we started off the new year with new officers and
a new schedule of trips. We go places that are local
and car pool, and once in a while, we go further on a
bus. But once a month, we go somewhere.
All singles are welcome. Dues are $12 a year.
Come to the meetings at 6:30 PM on the third Wednesday of the month. We’d love to see you.
Jeannette Wolf
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Happy Valentine’s Day
Thought for the month: May we all have Happy
Hearts and share with all.
The first meeting of the Year will be held on March
18, 2015 in the Red Room at 10:00 AM.
We at S.O.S. will try to obtain rides for our clients
to medical appointments and banks locally, and shop
for our homebound clients. Our shoppers can only
shop using cash…
We ask our clients to give us at least 3 days’ notice.
Our drivers will drive only locally.
We are in need of drivers, shoppers and office
workers.
Office workers will work 2 hours a month answering the phone and obtaining drivers for our clients.
Our drivers cards are in our files and will be called as
the need arises and will be called during S.O.S. hours.
Office Workers, if you need a substitute, please
call Jean VanVliet 732-716-0390.
Please think about volunteering (even if you can
only volunteer as a substitute) just stop by our office and leave your name and telephone number and
someone will get back to you.
Our office is open Monday thru Friday from 9:30
AM until 11:00 AM except on Holidays or inclement
weather.
Our service is free to our residents, however, donations are gratefully accepted. Donation envelopes
may be placed in the box outside the S.O.S office.
County Transportation Services:
Ocean Ride 732-736-8989 (Wheelchair accessibility) needs 2 weeks in advance.
Manchester Senior Outreach: 732-657-8121
Ext. 5002 (please note correct phone number)
Remember Smile
Respectfully submitted,
Virginia Stasinski for S.O.S.
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Thank You
Travel
Thank you to the many friends of our mother,
Helen Madsen, for your expressions of caring and
sympathy during her recent illness and consequent
passing.
Your support made a difficult time more endurable.
Also thank you for the donations.
Jill Eisele and Carolyn Anderson
If you read the January “Echoes”, you saw that
the Cedar Glen Lakes Travel Committee has quite an
array of trips scheduled for 2015.
On Wednesday, February 25, we will be going to
Harrah’s Casino. Sign-up was Thursday, January 15.
Pay day was Thursday, January 29. You will receive
$25. in slot credits. We will depart at 9:00 a.m. Your
leader will be Pat Fleischman. Cost $23. p.p.
The month of March we have 2 trips scheduled.
The first trip will be on Friday, March 13. We will
be going to “The Brownstone” to see “Finnegan’s
Wake”. Sign up was Thursday, January 15. Pay day
was Thursday, January 29. The cost for this trip will
be $84 p.p. which includes transportation, lunch and
music. We will depart at 9:30 a.m. Leader will be
Sue Pezzano.
The second trip in March will be on Wednesday,
March 25, to the Golden Nugget Casino in Atlantic
City. Sign up will be Thursday, February 19, from
8:45 – 10:00 a.m. Pay day will be on Thursday, March
19, from 8:45 – 10:00 a.m. You will receive $25. in
slot credits. We will depart at 9:00 a.m. Your leader
will be Annette Black. Cost $23 p.p.
On Wednesday, April 29 and Wednesday, May
27, we will be going to Atlantic City. Casino to be
determined. Cost will be $23. Each. Departure time
will be 9:00 a.m.
On Monday, May 11, a special treat, we have
scheduled a trip to the Tropicana Casino, to see “A
Tribute to the Jersey Boys”, plus you will receive $15
in slot credits. Sign up will be on Thursday, March
5, from 8:45 – 10:00 a.m. Pay date, Thursday, March
19. Cost $49 p.p. We will depart 9:30 a.m. Coming
home we will depart at 5:00 p.m. Your leader will be
Pat Fleischman.
Next is one of our most popular and fun trips –
“WILDWOOD”. On Sunday, May 31, we will depart
the Clubhouse for a week of fun and entertainment, not
to mention all the good food. A copy of the activities
will be available at sign up. Return date: June 4th.
Sign up will be on Thursday, March 26, and pay day
will be on Thursday, April 23. Times for signup and
pay date 8:45 a.m. – 10:00 p.m. Cost: double $450
p.p.; single $555. A $100 p.p. NON-REFUNDABLE
DEPOSIT is required at signup. Travel insurance is
strongly recommended.
Get Ready to Party
Your leader for this trip Carmen Rondinilli.
Any questions: Sue: 732-716-1517
George: 732-350-6210
Sue Furino, President
Kevin’s Kids – Thank You!!!
I want to say “Thank You” to all the individuals
and clubs who gave from their hearts to the Kevin’s
Kids Program this year. I turned over $2,370.00 to
Mr. Alex George, this year’s coordinator.
I would like to thank the CGL Travel Club and
Arts & Crafts for their generous donations. About 150
families were helped this year because you cared. I
hope you all had a beautiful Christmas Season and I
wish you all a Happy and Healthy New Year.
God Bless,
Pat Tuting
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Variety Players
February
Last Chance: The Variety
Players will be giving out parts
on February 23rd at 6:30 pm in
the West Hall, for our show in April. This could be
your chance to be on the stage with a great group of
characters. We are still in the working stages of our
Variety Show for this Spring. Remember you’re never
too old to have fun and make people smile. Get up off
the easy chair and come on down and get back in life,
we need you. If being a part of the Variety Players
really isn’t your thing, come out and enjoy the show
in the Spring. Either way, we will be looking for you.
Geri Soto
Elfriede Crisafi, President
The Roman month Februarius was named after
the Latin term februum, which means purification.
It is the second month of the year. It has 28 days
in common years or 29 in leap year.
January and February were the last two months to
be added to the Roman calendar.
Gemstone – Amethyst
Flower – Violet
Some dates observed in February!
2 National League Baseball club formed in NY (1876)
7 Boy Scouts of America incorporated (1910)
8 Beatles first US visit in NY (1964)
16 Nation’s 911 system went into effect (1968)
17 First issue of Newsweek magazine was published
(1933)
20 John Glenn, became the first American to orbit the
earth (1962)
22 Woolworth opened a 5-cent store in Utica, NY
(1879)
29 The Grammy Awards were first held (1959)
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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 level will
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
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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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