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Keyport held its 17th annual Screamin’ Country Jamboree on October 11 and 12. People of all ages came out to enjoy themselves for the weekend.

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ART & DESIGN Lori Donnelly Erica Parker

GENERAL MANAGER Maria Connors

The 48th Annual Hazlet Day On September 27, 2014, the town of Hazlet embraced the gorgeous day to celebrate their great town at Veteran’s Memorial National Park.

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Locals Enjoy an Array of Vendors & Entertainment at the 5th Annual Matawan Day

Aberdeen Matawan CERT Dedicates New Meeting Place

Originally slated for October 11, Matawan Day had to be postponed due to rain. The rain date was for the very next day, which made for a better day to celebrate the town of Matawan.

Aberdeen-Matawan CERT (Ab-Mat CERT) conducted a dedication ceremony of it new meeting facility at M.E. Haley Fire Hose Company #1 in Matawan on October 14, as part of its fourth quarter member meeting.

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Hazlet PBA HonorGuard Hosts Annual Cornhole Tournament Heart Healthy Holiday Tips

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Hazlet First Aid Rescue Squad Present Sixth Annual Gift Auction

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azlet First Aid and Rescue Squad held their sixth annual Gift Auction on October 17 at the North Centerville Firehouse. The nominal ticket price included coffee, tea, and dessert, and over 200 people attended. Gift donations were made by local and corporate businesses and included such items as a 32’ HD TV, a Coach purse, blender, slow cooker, jewelry, holiday items, waffle maker, a Lenox vase, dishes, and a deck table with four chairs. These gifts and many more filled several tables in the room.

Executive Trustee and Event Chair Beth Alpaugh said, “Each year this is a little different. My goal every year is to raise more money than the year before. We are a volunteer organization and rely 100% on donations and fundraisers such as this so we can continue to provide volunteer EMS service to Hazlet and surrounding towns.” Alpaugh became an EMT shortly after 9/11. “I just needed to do something more,” she said.

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in a crisis felt like the right thing to do.

According to its website, Hazlet First Aid and Rescue squad respond to approximately 1,700 calls per year. In order to face this demand, members receive the best training in first aid and rescue techniques available. Currently, the squad is desperately seeking new members to meet the demands of increasing call volumes. Anyone interested or needing further information about the squad can visit www.hazletfirstaid. org.

Presently, there is no cost for the voluntary services provided by the squad. Equipment costs, training, and building and vehicle maintenance is very expensive and the squad appreciates all donations made by Hazlet Township residents.

Please remember that the members of the Hazlet First Aid and Rescue Squad are made up your friends, neighbors, and fellow residents. As the website states - they volunteer day and night because your life depends on it. Be proud of your first aid squad as they are very proud to serve you!

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Annual Cornhole Tournament

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azlet PBA Honorguard held their sixth annual Oktoberfest Cornhole Tournament on October 18 at the Leocadia Recreation Area. Lt. Ted Wittke, Jr., Detective Division Commander of the Hazlet Police Department, coordinated the event. For many years a horseshoe tournament was held but once it started to decrease in popularity, Lt. Wittke came up

with the idea for the cornhole tournament.

“That was five years ago and we seemed to bring in a younger crowd with this type of tournament. We were the first to have such a tournament in this area and since then, many PBA’s and other non-profits have hosted their own tournaments.”

There are many return players each year as well as new ones. “We have had the tournament at Leocadia Recreation Area for four of the five years and it has always

been a great location,” said Lt. Wittke.

Fifty teams consisting of two players each team participated in the double elimination tournament, meaning if you lose, your team is moved to the losers’ side of the bracket and you still have a change to make it to the finals and win, explained Lt. Wittke.

Ticket price for the event included beer, lunch, t-shirt, and mug. Photo plaques were given to the first, second and third place

LEFT TO RIGHT: Patrolman Michael Duncan, the Honorguard Commander joins the Event Coordinator Lt. Ted Wittke, Jr., for a quick photo during the tournament.

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Members of the Hazlet PBA Honorguard gather for a photo prior to the start of their annual Cornhole Tournament on October 18 at Leocadia Recreation Area.

winners. Luke and Mark McFadden were winners for the second year in a row. Scott Emery won the 50/50 raffle and donated a portion back to the PBA Honorguard.

Lunch was provided by Richie Legotte of Hog Heaven who conducted all the cooking and donated his services for the PBA Honorguard Cornhole Tournament.

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Lt. Wittke explained that proceeds from the tournament will help offset the cost and maintenance of the Honorguard’s uniforms. “In the past we have attended many in-the-line-of-duty police funerals throughout the state. We have represented the police department in Memorial Day, 9-11, and Hazlet Day ceremonies.” Patrolman Michael Duncan, who is the Honorguard Commander, is a

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“This was another successful year with great weather. The turnout was our best yet,” said Lt. Ted Wittke.

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5th Annual Matawan Day

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Originally slated for October 11, Matawan Day had to be postponed due to rain. The rain date was for the very next day, which made for a better day to celebrate the town of Matawan. Organized by Mike Moyers of Moyers Insurance for the fifth year in a row, the event had over 95 vendors. The vendors were an array of small business categories and attendees were able to buy delicious food, see pets for adoption, view amazing art by students of Matawan Regional High School, and ride down blow up slides for the children!

The day had its fair share of entertainment as well.

There were shows featuring local bands, DJs and dance studios. The dances included a flash mob in the middle of the fair by the Arts & Motion Academy and a tribute to the late pop singer Michael Jackson by the MJXpressions dance team. Those shows kept people, families and even pets coming back for more.

Moyers was very happy with another successful Matawan Day. “At least we had a rain date,” said Moyers.

“It’s a great community event and we had an amazing day.”

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Featuring an all-star cast dressed in costume with authentic vintage instruments, this production brings all generations together to celebrate the timeless music of The Beatles. The Beatlemania

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Keyport’s 17th Annual Screamin’ Country Jamboree STORY ADILAH KHAN

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fter months of planning and anticipation, Keyport held its 17th annual Screamin’ Country Jamboree on October 11 and 12, and despite some rain, it didn’t seem to keep the crowds away.

Children were entertained by rides and games while people of all ages watched lively musical performances. Keyport businesses lined the streets, ranging from home décor to healthy lifestyles.

The event was sponsored by the Keyport Bayfront Business Cooperative (KBBC), which was established to bring Keyport businesses together for the good of the Borough and its residents through economic revitalization.

Charlie Merla, Vice President of KBBC said, “The purpose of it is to get people into the stores in Keyport, along Front Street and the whole festival, in order to promote business in Keyport.

That’s our goal, to help them promote themselves as a destination.”

The annual Chili Tasting Competition crowned Burlew’s Seafood and Steaks the winner. The contest brought crowds in to taste chili from Charlie Merla, Vice President of KBBC. seven local businesses. Burlew’s Seafood & Steak, Jersey Shore Subs & Soups, Uptown Bar & Grill, Gina’s Brick Oven & Ristorante, McDonagh’s Pub, 28 East Enoteca, and Yellow Rose Diner all threw their hats in the ring to be crowned the best of the best.

Lenny Logotte, owner of vendor Hog Heaven said, “Just by seeing people’s reaction, we bring a certain kind of food that’s different, more of a southern smoked barbecue, you never see a trailer like this anywhere in New Jersey or New York that’s doing vendor events like this. Most of them do competitions-we actually give out to the community.”

Keyport IHOP donated free pumpkin pancakes for the Pumpkin Pancake Eating Contest. Participants had to completely clean a plate of 25 stacked pancakes. Winners include: two-time champion James Jackson of Keyport, Adam of Morganville, Toni of Howell, and Chris of Keyport.

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n September 27, 2014, the town of Hazlet embraced the gorgeous day to celebrate their great town at Veteran’s Memorial National Park. Organized by Mike Christopher, who has been a part of the event since 1998, and volunteer director Chris McManus, Hazlet Day was a success with close to 100 vendors promoting their business. Hazlet Day had something for everyone, especially the kids, who enjoyed rides, a bounce house, a rock wall and an obstacle course.

Live shows kept the crowd entertained every half hour until the end. Shows included local acts which included - bands, fabulous dance teams and an unbelievable martial arts expedition. The police and fire departments of Hazlet participated as well, letting children explore the trucks, cars and gave them tips on how they could keep themselves and families safe in a crises.

Admission was free, so anybody could come and be a part of this amazing event.

“It is an annual event that we try and put out for the residents to enjoy a beautiful fall day,” said Christopher.

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ocial and family obligations during the holidays place a great deal of emphasis on ‘feasting’ which means serious temptations to the novice or even expert health enthusiast,” says Kerri Miano Group Fitness Instructor at Meridian Fitness & Wellness in Hazlet. “That’s why our team of health and wellness experts put together these quick tips to guiltlessly enjoy the holiday season.”

Plan, schedule and follow through.

From office parties to family gatherings, the holidays are action packed. “Draft a schedule that accommodates holiday commitments while also allowing you to complete normal activities such as meal planning and exercise,” says Erin Walsh, Meridian Fitness & Wellness Personal Training Director.

While you may not have an hour a day to devote to a workout session, some exercise is better than none as our bodies respond to the challenge of exercise, not the amount of time we spend doing it.

“High Intensity Interval Training is a great way to optimize your workouts during the holidays,” says Walsh. “Completed in only 20-30 minutes a day, HIIT utilizes repeated bouts of short duration, high intensity exercise intervals quickly followed by longer duration, lower intensity rounds of active recovery to maximize caloric expenditure.”

The physiological benefits for this type of training include increased Resting Metabolic Rate, which means you burn more calories even when you aren’t working out; perfect for the holiday season!

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Rest assured most holiday gatherings you attend this season will be centered on one thing: food.

“Spacing meals throughout the day and planning low calorie snacks will help to curtail junk food temptations and the desire to overindulge during the holiday season,” says Miano.

If you are attending a party, be sure to grab a quick, nutritious snack on the way or bring one with you to share. If you are throwing the party, prepare hearty and healthy foods full of locally grown produce and lean meats that are chock full of protein, fiber, Vitamin C and beta carotene.

But, food is not the only culprit to calorie overload. While current dietary guidelines recommend a maximum of one drink per day for women and two drinks per day for men, alcohol tends to comprise plenty of empty calories consumed throughout the holiday season.

“Be careful with your beverages,” says Miano. “The average glass of wine or beer has between 100-150 calories each.”

While that may not seem like much, alcohol decreases inhibitions which induce over-eating and over-drinking. A tricky combination when you are trying to maintain a healthy lifestyle.

So, while you may be busy and, sure, it’s cold outside, Meridian Fitness & Wellness challenges you to make your health a priority this holiday season. Acknowledge that your normal fitness routine and eating habits will be affected. Make a plan and follow through. From our family to yours, we wish you a happy, healthy holiday season!

Visit us online at www.MeridianFitnessandWellness.com or call 732.335.4200 today!

Hazlet Business Owners Association to Hold Workshop & Networking Event On November 18, 2014, the Hazlet Business Owners Association is holding a workshop with networking to follow at Meridian Health and Fitness, located at Airport Plaza in Hazlet from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. to benefit its Scholarship Program. Cost is $15.00 for HBOA members and $20 to non-members; this event includes light fare. Workshop to

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The HBOA Executive Board meetings are held at the Scudiery Enterprises Conference Room, located above Interstate Electronics at Airport Plaza the 2nd Wednesday of every month at 7:15 p.m. Please visit the HBOA website at http://www.hazletbizowners.biz.

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Hello, my name is Casandra Auletta, and I participated in the Wigs for Kids program this summer. “RING” the bell to Shear Class Salon in Hazlet chimes, announcing the arrival of a new customer. I walk in, very aware of what I’m about to do. “It’s okay” I tell myself, “deep breaths.”

I sit on the luxury couch waiting for my turn to get a haircut. Normally, a haircut isn’t a big deal for me, but this time is different. This time, I’m getting most of my hair cut off. This time, I’m donating twelve inches of my hair to Wigs for Kids.

I have wanted to donate my hair for so long now, because I know that other people need it more than me. Now I finally can! My hair has gotten long enough, to the point where I don’t need all of it. On the Wigs for Kids website, it said, “I could endure the pain of my disease, but not the pain of losing my hair.” So I figured that I would help some people out with that. I am a regular volunteer, so I’m used to doing things for people who are in need.

I’ve never done something like this before, so I figured it would be cool. I was nervous and excited for the day when I finally cut my hair. First, before the salon did anything else, they had to wash my hair. At least that was really nice. Then,

I was put in the stylist’s chair, and with my wet locks in a pony, my stylist, Beth, went snip, snip, snip, snip. It all came off, twelve inches that I’m fortunate to be able to grow, just came right off. I was so happy that I did it though. It felt nice to help someone who lost their hair to a disease like cancer, or leukemia, or even the chemo that the patients have to go through.

I felt elated to know I was helping a little child who needed my hair. I was really over-the-moon-happy, to know that I had accomplished something.

After Beth finished styling my new short hair, I was even happier. It looks so healthy, and manageable! Everyone there was so nice about it, they complimented how it looked, congratulated me for donating my hair, and so much more.

However, what I was really happy about was the fact that it was being used for a good cause. My hair can grow back, but not someone who lost it to health problem, burns or anything else. In the end, I felt really good to have done it, and even better that it turned out all right, for everyone.

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Union Beach Family to Hold 4th Annual Decorations for Donations Program The Gress house, located at 14 Johnson Avenue in Union Beach (off of Broadway), has decided to once again, celebrate the true meaning of Christmas this year with their fourth annual “Decorations for Donations” Program.

They want you to stop by, enjoy the dazzling lights and sounds of the holiday season, and consider making a charitable donation to the Children’s Miracle Network Hospital. Cash donations and/ or checks made payable to the Children’s Miracle Network will be greatly appreciated - no amount is too small! Donations can be dropped off in the Santa train donation box, alongside the family mailbox, from mid-November until December 31.

One hundred percent of the donations raised will benefit local children throughout New Jersey who suffer from common childhood afflictions, such as asthma to broken bones, to those who fight larger challenges, such as birth defects and cancer. Through the years, thanks to the generosity of those who support the display, the Gress family has raised several thousand dollars for this wonderful cause!

Come out and see this spectacle of lights, and make this year the best year yet, along with “brightening” the lives of children this holiday season.

Spotlight Players of Matawan Presents a Unique Production of Stephen Sondheim’s Company between the main characters of Bobby, his friends and lovers, the production also features a truly unique element – the vocal orchestra.

In place of a traditional pit band, musical director Justin Ryan has reworked orchestrations and assembled a talented vocal orchestra, who will create the full musical experience with their voices. Seated around the audience to create a 360 degree sound quality, this will be an extraordinary live experience for audiences.

This month, Spotlight Players of Matawan will present Company, Stephen Sondheim’s classic musical exploration of the highs and lows of love, friendship, and marriage. While staying true to the beloved source material, the production will feature a distinct and exciting twist.

The performances are November 14, 15, 21 and 22 at 8:00 p.m. and November 16 and 23 at 3:00 p.m. Tickets are $20 for general admission and $15 for students and seniors. All performances will be held at the First Presbyterian Church of Matawan located at Franklin Street and Route 34. Complimentary refreshments will be served at intermission. Ample parking is available. For more information, visit www.spotlightplayers.org. For reservations, please call 732.583.7874.

Directed by Cliff Greene of Freehold, who uses simple, effective staging as a way to enhance the focus on the relationships

Matawan Borough’s Annual Turkey Trot 5K Race to Benefit Matawan’s Parks, Recreation Programs & Events The Matawan Recreation Commission will be sponsoring its Annual Matawan Turkey Trot, a 5K Race/Fitness Walk on Saturday, November 29, 2014. Registration is at 8:00 a.m., race time is 10:00 a.m. A Kiddy Dash, for younger runners, will take place following the race.

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Registration forms are available at www.matawanborough. com or you can register online at www.bestrace.com.

For more information on how to become a sponsor, contact Deirdre Ring, Matawan Recreation Director at 732.566.3898 x130 or at recreation@matawanborough.com.

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Stuffed Pork Chops This original recipe was provided to our readers from David's Culinary Delights — check out his services on page 7.

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Celery, small dice

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Stuffing . . .

Heat 1 oz oil in large sauce pan, big enough to fit all chops in. Add onions, garlic, pepper, and celery.

Season with salt and pepper. Saute 2-3 min. until soft.

Add Craisins, Raisins, Apricots, diced apples and 1/8 t. cinnamon. Cook until apples become soft, remove from heat and add 1 oz. Apple Jack Brandy. Place back on heat, reduce till almost dry. Add cubed bread and 1 teaspoon Thyme, stir to combine everything. Stuffing will be a little dry. Remove stuffing from pan into a bowl.

To stuff pork chop, make a slit in the middle of the side of the chop 1 inch wide. Insert small knife and cut inside the chop to ¼ inch from the ends, to form a pocket.

Place even amounts of stuffing inside each chop.

Chops . . .

Heat rest of oil to medium temp in the pan. In separate bowl mix flour with salt, pepper, and ½ t. cumin. Dredge each chop in flour mix, shaking off all excess flour. Place chops in pan making sure not to stick to pan. When chops are brown turn over, again making sure they do not stick to pan.

Add sliced onion, stir to coat with oil and cook 2 minutes.

Add apple slices, salt, pepper, rest of cinnamon and cumin and stir so everything is even in pan. Cook until apples become soft. Remove pan from heat and add 1 oz. Apple Jack Brandy. Stir, let reduce half way, add beef stock and bring to boil. Reduce heat to simmer. Cook 7 minutes, turn chops over and cook another 7 min.

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Taylor Grillo Awarded 2014 EAGLE SCOUT SCHOLARSHIP Taylor Grillo, the 2014 recipient of the Stephen J. Fiorelli Eagle Scout Scholarship Award, was honored on October 8, 2014 at Boy Scout Troop 66’s Fall Court of Honor. The Fiorelli Eagle Scout Scholarship was created by Theresa Fiorelli and Boy Scout Troop 66 to honor the memory of her husband Stephen J. Fiorelli, Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 66 in Matawan who died in the attack on the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001.

An avid outdoorsman who loved to camp with the troop, he was a role model who lived the Scout Oath and Law in his daily life. An engineer for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, he would take time on camping trips to talk to the Scouts about engineering as a profession.

The Eagle Scout Scholarship Award recipient must be a current or former member of Troop 66, a graduating or recently graduated high school senior, have achieved the rank of Eagle Scout and be enrolled full-time in a college, university or other school. The recipient is chosen based on his character, service to his community, and service to Scouting. One Eagle Scout is chosen each year to win this Scholarship.

Taylor, a 2014 graduate of Matawan Regional High School became an Eagle Scout in August of this year and was surprised to be chosen at the Court of Honor to receive the Award. “It means a lot to me to receive this award. The Scholarship has been around for years, and I am proud to carry on the Fiorelli legacy in the Troop. I am honored to accept this award and would like to thank the Fiorelli family and Troop 66 for choosing me.” Taylor is attending Brookdale Community College studying Criminal Justice. He recently became an Assistant Scoutmaster with the Troop.

Troop 66 was founded in 1957 in Matawan and provides an active year round outdoor program for boys in 5th grade and above. Troop 66 meets weekly on Wednesday evenings during the School year from 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. at the Matawan United Methodist Church.

The Church is located on the corner of Atlantic Avenue and Church Street in Aberdeen. If you are interested in Scouting, please visit http://www.troop66matawan.com or find them on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/ Troop66Matawan.

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ABERDEEN MATAWAN CERT DEDICATES NEW MEETING PLACE

Monmouth County Sheriff Shaun Golden congratulates CERT Coordinator Herb Caravella.

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Left to right: M. E. Haley Fire Hose Company #1 members Captain Bradley Bland and Chief Martin LiPera join Matawan CERT Co-Captain Les Gillman.

Aberdeen-Matawan CERT (Ab-Mat CERT) conducted a dedication ceremony of it new meeting facility at M.E. Haley Fire Hose Company #1 in Matawan on October 14, as part of its fourth quarter member meeting. The ceremony recognized and thanked the members of the M.E. Haley Fire Hose Company #1 for their donation of the use of their facility. CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) Coordinator Herb Caravello explained that although they have been around since 2004, they have not had their own specific location in which to meet.

As noted in a recent press release, Ab-Mat CERT, which has 43 active members, will contribute over 2,000 plus volunteer hours this year. They are in the areas of training, supporting community events, and administrative activities. Ab-Mat CERT received a response trailer from the State in April, as well as receiving generators from Monmouth County.

In attendance at the dedication were Monmouth County Board of Freeholders John P. Curley and Thomas A. Arnone,

Left to right: Aberdeen CERT Captain Greg Strobel and Matawan CERT Co-Captain Les Gillman display the new sign

who presented CERT with a Proclamation declaring Aberdeen-Matawan as a model for Monmouth County. Also attending were Sheriff Shaun Golden, Monmouth County OEM Director Michael Oppegaard, Matawan Mayor Paul Buccellato, Aberdeen Mayor Fred Tagliarini, Aberdeen Police Chief John Powers, Retired Aberdeen Police Chief Joe Kelly, Aberdeen Deputy Chief of Police and Deputy OEM Director Rick Derechailo, Matawan OEM Director Lt. Thomas Falco, Keyport Police Chief George Casaletto, Keyport OEM Coordinator James Lawson, and several Officers and members of the M.E. Haley Fire Hose Co. #1.

Aberdeen-Matawan CERT Coordinator Herb Caravella said, “It was an honor that all of these important people came out to support me and my team. It is also an honor to be their coordinator. They are truly a professional group of people.”

For further information on Ab-Mat CERT or to become a member, please contact Herb Caravella through his email at herb.caravella@aberdeennj.org.

ABERDEEN TOWNSHIP RECREATION DEPARTMENT SCHEDULES SENIOR TRIP TO PRINCETON AREA ATTRACTIONS The Aberdeen Township Recreation Department has scheduled a senior citizens trip on Wednesday, December 3, 2014 to Princeton including a visit to Drumthwacket and the Morven Museum and Gardens.

The itinerary includes a Holiday Open House at Drumthwacket – The Governor’s Mansion, a visit to The Morven Museum and Gardens to see their annual Festival of Trees, a buffet at the legendary Yankee Doodle Tap Room at the Nassau Inn, and shopping in Palmer Square.

The trip is open to Aberdeen seniors age 55 and older. Nonresidents can sign up after November 7, if space is available.

The cost of the trip, $28.00 for residents and $33.00 for non-resident seniors, includes lunch and transportation. An additional $5.00 in cash will be collected on the bus to cover the cost of admission to The Morven Museum and Gardens.

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Buses will depart from the parking lot of Temple Shalom, located on Ayrmont Lane and Church Street, at 9:15 a.m. and from the A&P shopping center on Highway 35 in Cliffwood at 9:30 a.m. Buses will return home at approximately 5:30 p.m.

Checks should be made payable to “Aberdeen Recreation.”

Township seniors who are members of the VFW Senior Citizen Club are asked to sign up at the club meeting. Non-members may sign up at the Recreation Department Office located at the Aberdeen Township Municipal Building or through the mail. Checks can be mailed to: Aberdeen Township, Recreation Department, 1 Aberdeen Square, Aberdeen, N.J. 07747, Attention: Patti. All trips are non-refundable. For more information, please call 732.583.4200, ext. 129.

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Boy Scout Troop 66 helped the Matawan United Methodist Church Food Pantry in October, for their annual Yom Kippur Food drive. The Food Pantry receives donations each year on Yom Kippur, the Jewish Day of Atonement, and the holiest day of the year.

Temple Beth Ahm traditionally asks their congregants to donate bags of nonperishables and dry goods to be passed out to residents who are in need. Approximately 8 to 10 boy scouts, plus Assistant Scoutmaster Ken Kinneman and volunteer parents spent two hours unloading vans and organizing 166 bags of canned and boxed goods. Over 1,000 pounds of donated goods were unpacked and inventoried – cereal, soups, pastas, beans, vegetables and fruits.

The Food Pantry is open every Thursday morning from 10:00 to 11:30 a.m. and the 2nd and 4th Tuesday evening of every month from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. You do not need to be a resident of Aberdeen or Matawan, the Food Pantry is open to anyone in need. They are located at the Matawan United Methodist Church at 478 Atlantic Avenue in Aberdeen, on the corner of Atlantic Avenue and Church Street.

Troop 66 was founded in 1957 in Matawan, and provides an active year round outdoor program for boys in 5th grade and above. Troop 66 meets weekly on Wednesday evenings during the school year from 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. at the Matawan United Methodist Church. If you are interested in Scouting, please visit their website at http://www. troop66matawan.com or find them on Facebook at http:// www.facebook.com/Troop66Matawan.

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Hazlet School District and the Hazlet Alliance presents:

“PARENTING YOUR CHILD THROUGH DIFFICULT TIMES”

Join us for an informative evening November 12, 2014 7:00 PM RARITAN HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA

Guest speakers George Scott, EdS, LMFT, Monmouth County Coordinator for the Traumatic Loss Coalition and Michael De Leon of Steered Straight TOPICS INCLUDE: * WHAT TO LOOK FOR WHEN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS ARE STRUGGLING * FAMILY WELLNESS * GAIN AWARENESS OF CURRENT DRUGS ANY QUESTIONS CONTACT: Mary Sutton msutton@hazlet.org or Barbara Hilliard bhilliard@hazlettwp.org FUNDED BY THE HAZLET ALLIANCE

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The Ashley Lauren Foundation’s 4th Annual Butterfly Ball and 10th Anniversary Celebration Honoring Anita DelPesce & Robert Montesano On Saturday, February 7, 2015 beginning at 6:30 p.m. at the Ocean Place Resort in Long Branch, guests will gather to honor Anita DelPesce and Bob Montesano at The Ashley Lauren Foundation’s 4th Annual “Butterfly Ball.”

The event provides an opportunity for attendees to enjoy an evening of fine food, drink and entertainment while raising funds and increasing awareness of The Ashley Lauren Foundation’s mission of providing Hope & Help for Children with Cancer in NJ. Guests will enjoy a truly “Festive” Carnival Atmosphere during the cocktail hour.

In addition to an evening of dinner and dancing - with music by Mack & Soul, guests will be able to bid on many unique auction items graciously donated by supporters of The Ashley Lauren Foundation. Founder and CEO, Monica Vermeulen states, “This is an evening not to be missed. We have many exciting things planned for the Ball. Victoria Ali, Butterfly Ball Chairperson, and her dedicated committee are working hard at making this a very memorable evening.”

Funds raised by the Butterfly Ball will support the programs of The Ashley Lauren Foundation including Direct Family Assistance, (household bills, bills and medications not paid through medical insurance, traveling expenses to and from hospitals, funeral expenses, etc.); Material Assistance (food, clothing, household items); Emotional Support; Support groups; Parties for the Children; Advocacy; Outings; Birthday and Holiday Gifts for the Children; “Making Dreams Come True” Program and anything else that is needed to make their lives easier and to let each child know that they are important. The Ashley Lauren Foundation does not fund research but rather are “in the trenches” with these families as they cope with the daily battle of pediatric cancer.”

The Ashley Lauren Foundation will also be celebrating the kick-off of a monumental milestone. Please join us at the Butterfly Ball as we celebrate 10 years of providing Hope & Help to NJ Children with Cancer.

For Butterfly Ball tickets, Mega 50/50 Tickets or Evening Ad Journal and Sponsorship Opportunities, please visit ashleylaurenfoundation.org or call 732.414.1625.

Each holiday season Lunch Break, Monmouth County’s first soup kitchen and pantry, and so much more, experiences a transformation and becomes Santa’s Workshop by undertaking a huge holiday operation to provide gifts for hundreds of the neediest children from both Monmouth and Ocean Counties. Through their Adopt-A-Family program, new and age-appropriate gifts are distributed to kids—from newborn to 15 years of age. All of this is possible because of the generosity and kindness of Lunch Break’s good friends and neighbors who, in 2013, brought smiles to the faces of over 1,500 children, and the hope this year is that the wishes of even more children can be fulfilled.

Beginning now, you can visit Lunch Break to select your family to adopt. Sponsors will find each child’s wish list of three gifts or, especially in the case of the older children, gift cards for a variety of retailers, movie theaters, and restaurants.

Sponsors can shop for the gifts and bring them unwrapped to Lunch Break to be given to the family or provide Lunch Break elves with the funds to purchase the gifts on your behalf. And, to be sure, you don’t have to adopt a whole family. Lunch Break gladly accepts donated gifts or gift cards (pre-teens and teens love those gift cards), not attached to any particular child or family; these gifts will be used to fill or complete holiday bags for the children.

If you are shopping for your adopted family(s), the unwrapped gifts must be returned to Lunch Break by Friday, December 5, 2014, at their Tinton Falls warehouse. (Turn down the access road just off Shrewsbury Avenue, next to the Armed Services recruiting center, behind the WOW gym, and continue to the end of that road.) Drop off times are Monday through Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., and Saturdays from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

On Saturday, December 13, the parents and guardians will gather at Tower Hill Church and those happy Lunch Break elves will distribute the gifts donated by all the kind and generous Secret Santas who have participated in this year’s efforts to make happy holiday memories for the children of Lunch Break.

The holiday season seems a long way off, but it will be here sooner than you think. Lunch Break is asking their friends and supporters to share the joy of the season again this year through their Adopt-A-Family program, or by donating gifts and/or gift cards.

If you want to participate or have any questions, please contact Sharda Jetwani, Program Director, at 732.784.7360 or online at sjetwani@lunchbreak.org.

To learn more about Lunch Break, their extensive programs, activities and events, please go to www.lunchbreak.org. They can be followed on Facebook and reached at 732.747.8577 or info@lunchbreak.org.

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Monmouth County Chamber of Commerce Celebrates Transition with Lieutenant Governor Kim Guadagno and Freeholder John Curley PROVIDED BY DEIRDRE A. LOPIAN

It was an evening of celebration for Monmouth County Chamber of Commerce as Lt. Governor Guadagno administered the “Oath of Office” at the Annual Installation of Officers and Directors Dinner (The Annual Meeting). Freeholder John Curley was also in attendance for the inaugural Monmouth County Chamber event which was held at Bella Vista Country Club in Marlboro.

Formerly known as Northern Monmouth Chamber of Commerce (NMCC), a regional chamber, Monmouth County Chamber of Commerce’s (MCCC) transition to a county Left to right: MCCC’s First Vice President Gerald Cioci, Esq.; Executive Director Terence Biggs; Lt. chamber was based on input from the Board of Directors Gov. Kim Guadagno; MCCC’s President Sebastian Ferrantell, Esq.; and Freeholder John Curley. and its members in an effort to accommodate their expanding demographics and renewed focus as a valued resource come our new and returning board members to the chamfor businesses, organizations and other chambers of com- ber. There is a lot to accomplish over the next few months merce. The chamber is providing leadership for the com- and we intend to roll up our sleeves and get busy building munities of Monmouth County with an emphasis in the value for our members.” states Ferrantell, Esq. “As we tranarea of digital technology as it relates to business education, sition into a county chamber, we are committed to partnertransformation, implementation, and operation without ing and collaborating with every business, organization and government that has a mission to provide measurable geographical restrictions.

ROI to the business owners and residents of Monmouth “The Monmouth County Chamber of Commerce’s busiCounty.” ness model is designed to improve the quality of life for our MCCC will continue the philanthropic efforts startresidents and increase economic prosperity for our local ed by its Beacon of Hope initiative. Under the Beacon of business community,” states Terence Biggs II, Executive DiHope, the chamber partnered with organizations throughrector of MCCC. out the nation to provide relief from Hurricane Sandy. The In addition to the Oath of Office for Chamber Officers chamber played a leading role in opening and operating an and Board Members, MCCC launched the beginning stages 80,000 square foot distribution center located in Keyport. of their new brand identity by unveiling their new official The Beacon of Hope provided tangible resources to families logo and slogan. and businesses throughout New Jersey affected by HurriThe logo, designed by Rebecca Ginsberg of Graphic Art cane Sandy. In September 2014, the chamber donated funds Services, was chosen as the winner of the Chamber’s logo to the FoodBank of Monmouth and Ocean Counties to be design contest. MCCC’s Transition Team reviewed submis- used to provide 3,000 meals to families in need. According sions from over 50 applicants in Monmouth County before to Mr. Biggs, “Business isn’t only about making a profit, but selecting Ginsberg’s design. As a reward, Ginsberg received also about making a difference.” a one year complimentary Copper Level Membership to the The chamber wishes to thank Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno Monmouth County Chamber of Commerce ($525 value), a and Freeholder John Curley for their continued leadership one year complimentary social membership to Bella Vista and support. A special thank you goes to the evening’s Country Club ($1,000 value), and a $150 VISA Gift Card. The Platinum Member Sponsors, Scudiery Enterprises, Kazia’s Transition Team chose “Bringing Business and Community Asian Grab ‘N Go, and Bella Vista Country Club. For addiTogether SM” as its new slogan. tional information about or to join the Monmouth County Chamber President, Sebastian Ferrantell, Esq. revealed Chamber of Commerce, please visit MonmouthCountythat Monmouth County businesses can expect big things Chamber.com. from the leaders of the renewed MCCC in 2015. “We wel-

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