THIS WEEK MY SLIDESHOW WILL SHOW YOU THE MOST BEAUTIFUL BIRDS OF THE WORLD.  THERE COLORS ARE MAGNIFICENT.

NOW, CAN YOU GUESS THE NAMES OF THE SONGS THAT WILL BE PLAYED ON MY SLIDESHOW OF BIRDS?

 

WHERE’S YOUR CLUB, GROUP, ACTIVITY, ETC.?

I requested that each CLUB, GROUP, ACTIVITY, etc. send me some information that I can add to my website so if a new resident wants to be part of your CLUB, GROUP OR ACTIVITY,  all the information they need would be on the side of my website’s front page.

So far I have:

BRIDGE- RAMBO
INVESTMENT GROUP
YOGA WITH CHERYL
BOWLING – WOMEN’S AND MIXED

Honestly, we have so many CLUBS, GROUPS, ACTIVITIES, that even I don’t know who to contact if I was interested in joining.  So, PLEASE, write a little something and give the name of the contact person.

NEW ON WEBSITE

If I wrote something that you want to comment on, it now becomes very easy.  At the end of the email you will see

THAT’S  IT FOR NOW
RON

Under this is a red line and under this red line it says LEAVE COMMENT.  Just click on it and leave your comments (good or bad).

REVISED LIST OF VENDOR SPECIALS ENDING JULY 31

CLICK ON LINK

https://app.box.com/s/fc1dfam5zc23nsjt8el6l1rjw7rapv1x

VENDOR MAN (RICH STRUG) MESSAGE

There are many vendor trucks and vans delivering goods and services to our community that are not represented on the Community Vendor List.

If you think they are worthy to be on the CVL, please remember to send me the contact information: name, address, phone, and, if available, email address.

Thank you for your continued support.

Richard
communityvendorlist@gmail.com

MEN’S CLUB MOVIE AND DINNER NIGHT

This month’s Men’s Club Dinner and Movie Night will be held on Monday, June 12th. We will be meeting at the Clubhouse at 4:30 PM to arrange car pools. Dinner will be at City Streets, 510 Route 130 in East Windsor. If you are going directly to City Streets, call Jerry Seasonwein at 732-763-5999 or home 732-656-1938, so that the appropriate reservations can be made.

After dinner, will be going to the Picture Show located in the East Windsor Town Center to see Wonder Woman.

This event is limited to paid-up Men’s Club members.

LETTER FROM SENATOR SWEENEY REGARDING STATE SCHOOL FUNDING (SOUNDS PROMISING)

Dear Mr. Klein:

Thank you for your email regarding the school funding challenges faced in New Jersey.

As you noted, at present, many school districts receive more than 100 percent of the state aid called for under the existing formula established in the School Funding Reform Act of 2008, while many other school districts receive far less because of clauses that hamper its proper implementation, and continual underfunding during the tenure of Governor Christie’s administration. As a result, the burden for making up the discrepancies created falls squarely on the taxpayer. My colleagues and I have taken a number of steps to address these inequities.

Most recently, I introduced legislation, which was passed by the Senate, that will help to reestablish an equitable funding formula. Senate Resolution 100 created a special committee of the New Jersey State Senate entitled the “Senate Select Committee on School Funding Fairness.” The Committee held a number of hearings and took considerable testimony from residents, school officials, and elected officials across the state. Based on all the testimony we heard, my colleagues and I are working to develop legislation designed to bring all districts back to 100 percent of the funding levels established under the SFRA, which will be presented to both houses. By using this method we are working to ensure that any proposal is thoroughly researched and considered, and is based upon input from all parties.
 
Please be assured, this matter is a priority for me. I will continue to work with all parties to make certain that each district is funded fairly, according to need, and that each child has the opportunity to succeed. Thank you again for contacting me.
 
Sincerely,
 
Steve Sweeney
Senate President

REGENCY OLYMPIC GOLF TEAM WINS THE GOLD

The Regency Olympic Golf Team won the gold medal for the low gross in the golf Olympics.  The match was held at the Concordia Golf Club on Monday June 5th.  The team consisted of:

Charles LaPalme
Charles Gatt
Ralph Boccia
Don Cooper
Bruce Agulnick
Sheldon Borak
Phil Sloan

CHANGES IN ROMEO LUNCHEON

TUESDAY JUNE 13 NOODLEFAN
TUESDAY JUNE 27 THE CABIN

BRONX CLUB BREAKFAST

Mark your calenders,  Sunday July 23 at 10am in the clubhouse, join us in an interesting lecture on folk music its origin and the artists who made the songs famous noted historian on folk music Larry Wolfert will keep you awake and singing with his delightful stories and clips.

So join us for bagels and coffee and singalong .RSVP by sending check for $5.00 per person made out to Bronx Club and place in mailbox at 12 Crenshaw court

I AM SEEKING A CAT SITTER TO BOARD MY CAT OR COME TO MY HOME TWICE A DAY. I LIVE ON RIVIERA DRIVE. DATES NEEDED 6/27-7/10

SUZANNE MOGOLESKO
64 RIVIERA DRIVE
973 464 8687

UPDATE OF WHAT IS HAPPENING REGARDING THE STATE’S SCHOOL AID FOR MONROE TOWNSHIP.

Well, it’s the same old story.  Our politicians, GREENSTEIN, DeANGELO and BENSON are telling us that they are working on it.  I think after about 10 years, the same story, “we’re working on it” should be changed to something else.  Oh did I say “changed”.  Yes, in order for us to have some chance with the State funding our schools properly, we must “change”, in the upcoming election, who we vote for and basically GREENSTEIN, DeANGELO  and BENSON must be voted out of office.

A large group of Adult Communities are now onboard to make this change.  This November’s election is one in which if you sit back and do nothing, well, be prepared to pay, whatever the cost would be, to fund two new schools.

One further reminder, if you earned less than $87,000 last year, you may be eligible for a SENIOR TAX FREEZE.  Click on this link for more information.

http://www.state.nj.us/treasury/taxation/questions/senior-freeze.shtml

If you are eligible then fill out PR-1.

For a fee, are their accountants in Regency who are willing to help residents fill out the PR-1 and maybe the PR-2 forms?  If so, let me know what your fee will be.  We have until October 1st to submit the form(s).  Imagine, with a little work, freezing your taxes and never getting the hundreds of dollars increase in property taxes.

You would have to add up income from Social Security, income from your IRA that requires a minimum withdrawal each year after a certain age, selling stocks which you make a profit on and maybe some other income investments that you make money on.  Again, if it is less than $87,000 (which you would see on your 2015 tax form) you might be eligible.

Guess What?  Play for P.I.N.K. is back!

Over the past few years, the Women’s Golf League has sponsored Play for P.I.N.K. activities.  Residents of our generous community, while having a very good time participating in these activities, raised more than $60,000 to support Breast Cancer Research.  Let’s do it again!  Let’s Play for P.I.N.K. (Prevention, Immediate Diagnosis, New Technology and Knowledge) and help eliminate this terrible disease.

There is going to be a Play for Pink Luncheon (with raffles) on Wednesday, October 18, so save the date!  Be on the lookout for news of other Play for Pink activities that will occur during the month of October 2017 — details to follow…

RON’S MUSIC ON MY WEBSITE

More songs were just added.  Unfortunately as I add songs it won’t be in alphabetical order by the group or singer.  I think eventually my list of 50’s , 60’s  and 70’s songs will be a few thousand.  I’ve received a few picture from residents to add to my NAMES AND FACES list.  They have been added so send me your picture.  I have about 500 more pictures of Regency to add.

REGENCY DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB ANNOUNCEMENT

The next meeting of the Regency Digital Photography Club will be next Thursday, June 15 at 4:00 PM in the Tennis Pavilion.  This will be meetings two weeks in a row because of the postponement.   A presentation will be given entitled, “The Essence of Rick Sammon”.  This will be a compilation of his exciting tips from his all day lecture at Photorama for the NJ Federation of Camera Clubs.  Rick is nationally known, having written 31 books and a spokesperson for Canon.  These hints are bound to improve your picture taking as well as your post processing.  They are novel and enlightening.  All residents are invited.  Any questions call Howard Wichansky.

Expand your horizons in photography and join us.

JUNE BIRTHDAY’S AND ANNIVERSARY’S

ABDULLAH	ALI	JUNE	1	B
FREILICH	ANNETTE & LEWIS	JUNE	1	A
LEVINSON	BARRY	JUNE	1	B
DEPAOLA	FRANK	JUNE	2	B
GREENBERG	RITCHIE	JUNE	2	B
SMITH	MARCY	JUNE	2	B
TENDLER	LEW	JUNE	2	B M
TRAMONTINO	IRENE	JUNE	2	B
ABRAMSON	HARVEY	JUNE	3	B
AUSTEIN	ILENE & GARY	JUNE	3	A
BERNSTEIN	CAROLYN	JUNE	3	B
FRANK	AGI	JUNE	3	B
GUPTA	JAYA	JUNE	3	B
HOFFMAN	RICHARD	JUNE	3	B
ROSENTHAL	ELLEN	JUNE	3	B
SCHWARTZ	SUSAN	JUNE	3	B
TAPLITS	STEVEN	JUNE	3	B
VALERIO	VINCENT	JUNE	3	B
WEINBERG	ROBERT	JUNE	3	B
LINDEN	IVAN	JUNE	4	B
TRANCHINA	JOE	JUNE	4	B
TURANO	ROSE	JUNE	4	B
WEISSMAN	TOBY	JUNE	4	B
BEGLEY	BILL	JUNE	5	B
ESSERMAN	ROZ	JUNE	5	B
MALTZMAN	STELLA & AL	JUNE	5	A
PINE	JANET & HERB	JUNE	5	A
SCHWARTZ	MARK	JUNE	5	B
SIEGEL	ARTY	JUNE	5	B
FEINBERG	HAROLD	JUNE	6	B
LERNER	BEVERLY & BARRY	JUNE	6	A
SCHMIDT	DONNA	JUNE	6	B M
SCHWARTZ	SHELLY & MARV	JUNE	6	A
SHUREN	ROSALIE	JUNE	6	B
SHUSTER	ETHEL	JUNE	6	B
EFFRON	LOIS & SANDY	JUNE	7	A
LEIMAN	GLORIA	JUNE	7	B
NELSON	BOB	JUNE	7	B
PETERS	ANGELA & PETER	JUNE	7	A
ROSENHOUSE	STAN	JUNE	7	B
SELLITTI	VINCENT	JUNE	7	B
VIGILOTTI	RALPH	JUNE	7	B
WOLITZ	STAN	JUNE	7	B
GURSKY	JANET	JUNE	8	B
KUNTZ	STEVEN	JUNE	8	B
SABEL	BERNIE	JUNE	8	B
SCHOEN	LESLIE & PAUL	JUNE	8	A
SEASONWEIN	JERRY	JUNE	8	B
WEICHMAN	GARY	JUNE	8	B
BERMAN	ANN	JUNE	9	B
BOMBA	LORRAINE	JUNE	9	B
BUSCH	LINDA	JUNE	9	B
CAINS	SANDY & LARRY	JUNE	9	A
KAPP	BRUCE	JUNE	9	B
KASS	MARK	JUNE	9	B
KASTIN	KEN	JUNE	9	B
LESKI	GAIL	JUNE	9	B
PROVDA	PETER	JUNE	9	B
RUBIN	NANCY & SHELLY	JUNE	9	A
BARATZ	JUDI	JUNE	10	B
BREINBERG	VICTOR	JUNE	10	B
BRODY	CINDY	JUNE	10	B
CARLINSKY	PHYLLIS	JUNE	10	B
EFFRON	LOIS	JUNE	10	B
GLEANA	RENA & ARNIE	JUNE	10	A M
KAYE	LINDA & STAN	JUNE	10	A
LASASSO	BILL	JUNE	10	B
STERN	EDWIN	JUNE	10	B
TINKLER	SUE & ALLEN	JUNE	10	A
TOMASULO	MARIE	JUNE	10	B
KOHN	LESLIE & HOWARD	JUNE	11	A
ROSENBAUM	HELEN	JUNE	11	B
SHERMAN	MARY JO & JOHN	JUNE	11	A
SILVERSTEIN	GIL	JUNE	11	B
ZIVIN	HARRIET & LEN	JUNE	11	A
BELOSA	BARI & DAVID	JUNE	12	A
BREINBERG	BONNIE	JUNE	12	B
COHEN	PHYLLIS	JUNE	12	B
DAMATO	SHARON	JUNE	12	B
HAZAN	BETTY	JUNE	12	B
JASLOW	CHARLIE	JUNE	12	B
KAYE	LINDA	JUNE	12	B
ROSS	JEFF	JUNE	12	B
SEARS	MATT	JUNE	12	B
CAMBRIA	NANCY	JUNE	13	B
GOLDSTEIN	DEBBIE & HERB	JUNE	13	A
GROSSMAN	ARLINE	JUNE	13	B
LEVINE	ETTA	JUNE	13	B
LEVY	MARION & PHILIP	JUNE	13	A
VOGEL	NEALA & ALLAN	JUNE	13	A
EID	MARCELLE	JUNE	14	B
FELDMAN	MARTY	JUNE	14	B
GLENN	BARRY	JUNE	14	B
GRAHAM	MARY JANE	JUNE	14	B
KLEINMAN	BRENDA	JUNE	14	B
KLEINMAN	BRENDA & BARRY	JUNE	14	A
KUSHNER	NATI	JUNE	14	B
PICKUS	FRAN	JUNE	14	B
PITLIUK	JAMIE	JUNE	14	B
SUSSMAN	JANE & KEN	JUNE	14	A
WEIN	ANITA & MICHAEL	JUNE	14	A
BITTNER	JAY	JUNE	15	B M
GELWARG	STEVE	JUNE	15	B
KAMINS	LINDA & MARTY	JUNE	15	A
KREIT	CAROL	JUNE	15	B
MAGID	ROLENE & BARRY	JUNE	15	A
PICKUS	MARTY	JUNE	15	B
ROSEN	JERRY	JUNE	15	B
CAINS	SANDY	JUNE	16	B
KAYE	LORRAINE & LARRY	JUNE	16	A
LEFKOWITZ	HOWARD	JUNE	16	B
SCHWARTZ	ELAINE & BERNIE	JUNE	16	A
GESSMAN	PAUL	JUNE	17	B
RUBIN	NANCY	JUNE	17	B
SCHLESINGER	JUDI	JUNE	17	B
ZISKIND	BARRY	JUNE	17	B
BARATZ	JUDI & BERNIE	JUNE	18	A
FEIBELMAN	ELLIOT	JUNE	18	B
LUBETSKI	JUDY & JERRY	JUNE	18	A
MINSKY	LESLIE & ROBERT	JUNE	18	A
POST	GRETA & RON	JUNE	18	A
SOLOMON	GLORIA	JUNE	18	B
CABO	MATILDA	JUNE	19	B
ISAACS	LILIAN & BOB	JUNE	19	A
LERMAN	BARBARA & CHARLIE	JUNE	19	A
SCHWARTZ	SUSAN & ROBERT	JUNE	19	A
SHUSTER	TED	JUNE	19	B
APPELSTEIN	ANITA & ALLEN	JUNE	20	A
CARNEY	PATRICIA & GEORGE	JUNE	20	A
GALPERN	EILEEN	JUNE	20	B
ROSENBERG	DONNA & DAVID	JUNE	20	A
LEVINE	CECILY & ROGER	JUNE	21	A
METZ	LAURA	JUNE	21	B
PARIS	SUE & MILT	JUNE	21	A
ROSENZWEIG	GAIL & AL	JUNE	21	A
ROSENZWEIG	STEVE	JUNE	21	B
STEIN	LEA & MICHAEL	JUNE	21	A
WALLERSTEIN	SARA-ANN & STAN	JUNE	21	A
ESSERMAN	BOB	JUNE	22	B
FRANKEL	ED	JUNE	22	B
FRIEDMAN	SHEILA	JUNE	22	B
LIPPER	STAN	JUNE	22	B
NASTAWA	MARYANN	JUNE	22	B
OKIN	CAROL & BOB	JUNE	22	A
BUREN	ADELE & JERRY	JUNE	23	A
GELWARG	LINDA & STEVE	JUNE	23	A
LUCAS	MARY & ROBERT	JUNE	23	A
ABRAMSON	BARBARA	JUNE	24	B
BAUMAN	JERRY	JUNE	24	B
CANTO	BOB	JUNE	24	B
GOLDBERG	SEENA	JUNE	24	B M
KATZ	GERRY & DANIEL	JUNE	24	A
KURTZ	CHARLES	JUNE	24	B
MOLLEN	ARLINE	JUNE	24	B
PLANSKY	MARV	JUNE	24	B
SCHWARTZ	ANN	JUNE	24	B
TELCHIN	ED	JUNE	24	B
BREGMAN	LILA & SID	JUNE	25	A M
HERSCHMAN	RUTH	JUNE	25	B
KANTHAL	CAROL	JUNE	25	B
KOTLER	STUART	JUNE	25	B
RUBIN	DANNY	JUNE	25	B
BRISKIN	SUSAN & ALAN	JUNE	26	A
PASTERNAK	ROBERT	JUNE	26	B
BASS	JOAN	JUNE	27	A
FERBER	ALAN	JUNE	27	B
GREENBERG	ARLENE	JUNE	27	B
KAPLAN	ELLEN & JERRY	JUNE	27	A
ELKIN	ROBERT	JUNE	28	B
FREILICH	LEWIS	JUNE	28	B
FRIEDLAND	ALLAN	JUNE	28	B
HAZAN	CRAIG	JUNE	28	B
LANGER	FRAN & LES	JUNE	28	A
LIPPER	LAURIE & STAN	JUNE	28	A
VERDEROSA	CARMEN	JUNE	28	B
BRACCO	KATHY & PHIL	JUNE	29	A
CHIATRANTANO	CAMILLE	JUNE	29	B
PASTERNAK	ROSE & ROBERT	JUNE	29	A
ROSS	LINDA	JUNE	29	B
SCHWARTZ	ISABEL	JUNE	29	B
SEASONWEIN	GAIL	JUNE	29	B
TURANO	ROSE & GIAMCOMO	JUNE	29	A
WEISENBERG	ELEANOR	JUNE	29	B
WILLIAMS	STEPHEN	JUNE	29	B
FREEMAN	ELAINE	JUNE	30	B
KOPPELMAN	SUSAN	JUNE	8	B
ASKENAZY	MORRIS	JUNE	10	B
KNEPPER	LINDA	JUNE	16	B
ALBERT	RITA	JUNE	20	B
TILLEM	RENA & HERB	JUNE	22	A

THAT’S IT FOR NOW
RON