NOTE:  CLICK ON THE ABOVE ARROW TO PLAY THE SLIDESHOW WITH THE MOST GORGEOUS FLOWERS

BIRTHDAY’S AND ANNIVERSARY’S – JUNE

FREILICH	ANNETTE & LEWIS	JUNE	1	A
PRICE	ELLIOT	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
HOFFMAN	RICHARD	JUNE	3	B
SCHWARTZ	SUSAN	JUNE	3	B
TAPLITS	STEVEN	JUNE	3	B
WEINBERG	ROBERT	JUNE	3	B
TRANCHINA	JOE	JUNE	4	B
TURANO	ROSE	JUNE	4	B
WEISSMAN	TOBY	JUNE	4	B
WITLIN	DOROTHY & DICK	JUNE	4	A
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
LERNER	BEVERLY & BARRY	JUNE	6	A
SCHMIDT	DONNA	JUNE	6	B M
SCHWARTZ	SHELLY & MARV	JUNE	6	A
SHUSTER	ETHEL	JUNE	6	B
EFFRON	LOIS & SANDY	JUNE	7	A
PETERS	ANGELA & PETER	JUNE	7	A
WOLITZ	STAN	JUNE	7	B
GURSKY	JANET	JUNE	8	B
SCHOEN	LESLIE & PAUL	JUNE	8	A
SEASONWEIN	JERRY	JUNE	8	B
SOSNOWSKI	CORINNE	JUNE	8	B
BOMBA	LORRAINE	JUNE	9	B
BUSCH	LINDA	JUNE	9	B
CAINS	SANDY & LARRY	JUNE	9	A
KASS	MARK	JUNE	9	B
KASTIN	KEN	JUNE	9	B
PROVDA	PETER	JUNE	9	B
RUBIN	NANCY & SHELLY	JUNE	9	A
BARATZ	JUDI	JUNE	10	B
BREINBERG	VICTOR	JUNE	10	B
CARLINSKY	PHYLLIS	JUNE	10	B
EFFRON	LOIS	JUNE	10	B
GLEANA	RENA & ARNIE	JUNE	10	A
KAYE	LINDA & STAN	JUNE	10	A
TINKLER	SUE & ALLEN	JUNE	10	A
KOHN	LESLIE & HOWARD	JUNE	11	A
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
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
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
OLAN	SUSAN & MICHAEL	JUNE	14	A
PICKUS	FRAN	JUNE	14	B
PITLIUK	JAMIE	JUNE	14	B
SCHUTZER	ARLENE & MARVIN	JUNE	14	A
SCHUTZER	ARLENE & MARVIN	JUNE	14	A
SUSSMAN	JANE & KEN	JUNE	14	A
WEIN	ANITA & MICHAEL	JUNE	14	A
BITTNER	JAY	JUNE	15	B
GELWARG	STEVE	JUNE	15	B
KAMINS	LINDA & MARTY	JUNE	15	A
MAGID	ROLENE & BARRY	JUNE	15	A
PICKUS	MARTY	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
RUBIN	NANCY	JUNE	17	B
SCHLESINGER	JUDI	JUNE	17	B
ZISKIND	BARRY	JUNE	17	B
BARATZ	JUDI & BERNIE	JUNE	18	A
BITTNER	BARBARA & JAY	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
TOURNOUR	MARY & FRANK	JUNE	19	A
APPELSTEIN	ANITA & ALLEN	JUNE	20	A
CARNEY	PATRICIA & GEORGE	JUNE	20	A
GALPERN	EILEEN	JUNE	20	B
ROSENBERG	DONNA & DAVID	JUNE	20	A
SEASONWEIN	GAIL	JUNE	20	B
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
REIN	HARVEY	JUNE	24	B M
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
PASTERNAK	ROSE & ROBERT	JUNE	29	A
ROSS	LINDA	JUNE	29	B
SCHWARTZ	ISABEL	JUNE	29	B
TURANO	ROSE & GIAMCOMO	JUNE	29	A
WEISENBERG	ELEANOR	JUNE	29	B
WILLIAMS	STEPHEN	JUNE	29	B
FREEMAN	ELAINE	JUNE	30	B
ALBERT	RITA	JUNE	20	B
TILLEM	RENA & HERB	JUNE	22	A

SORRY ABOUT LAST 3 NAMES BEING OUT OF DATE ORDER

THANK YOU REGENCY

I have received many emails congratulating Arthur and I for our new EMAILER WEBSITE.  For me, without Arthur, emailing might have stopped. 

Many have asked if they can help in reimbursing my costs for doing emailing.  The answer is THANK YOU BUT NO.  I find it amazing that my Emailing is now 15 years old.  I wish I was that old. 

Greta and I love Regency.  Your emails to us especially during the time period when Greta was having her kidney problems, certainly proved that we owe this community a lot more than what it costs me to do the emailing.  You would be happy to know that with the transfer of my domain from Startlogic to GoDaddy, I took out a 3 year contract and I just upgraded my package because there are things that I want to do which Regency might enjoy.  So you are stuck with me for at least 3 years.

WHAT’S NEW ON MY WEBSITE

Well, it is now up and running – my slideshow.  Just click on the arrow in the center of the picture to see the most BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS and of course it is set to music.  Thank you Arthur. 

When you go to my website (www.regencyemailer.com) and just under REGENCY EMAILER go to the right and you would see RON’S MUSIC.  I am in the process of uploading more than 1000 songs of the 50’s and 60’s.  Just click on RON’S MUSIC and next to the time you can scroll down to play any song you want. 

We have also added REGENCY FACES.  How many times has someone said, “if Ron Post walked in front of me I would have no idea who he is.  So, knowing a persons name you can now (give me about  1 month) view pictures of residents.  If you never submitted a picture to me, please do (JPG) and it will be uploaded. 

I am also back at putting on the current month’s Birthday and Anniversary list.  I’m starting with June and if you aren’t listed in June, send me an email.  However, it will not appear on this list until next June.  The full list of Birthday’s and Anniversary’s is on the line just below REGENCY EMAILER.  Look at it before your birthday or anniversary  arrives and I will make the changes so that it will appear in the monthly listing.

By the way, the VENDOR LIST is no longer vertical, where you had to turn your head sideways to view it.  It is now horizontal.  My thanks to Rich Strug again for providing us with a fantastic list of vendors.

Yes, there are more surprises with my website and I hope you enjoy it all.  This is getting to be a full time job plus weekends.

VENDOR SPECIALS

Because of the installation of my website I was unable to put Rich Strug’s special discount  list on my emails each week for May and June when the Vendors were offering discounts.  Rich has asked each Vendor if they would allow the specials to run through the end of July.  So here is the link and if you want the special, call the vendor and just tell them about the problem we had and that Rich and I have requested the specials run through July.

https://app.box.com/s/6j45gvdg8ftht02ue0ilzqlgt87s8196

ARE YOU LOOKING FOR CORA?

If you are looking for Cora [formerly at Figaro II Barber Shop on Union Hill] she is now at:

Anthony’s Figaro

163 Texas Rd

Old Bridge

732-561-3305

2 TICKETS AVAILABLE FOR COME FROM AWAY

2 tickets available June 11 to see Come From Away at $334 for both seats row d lower Mexico. Call 732-521-4393. Linda

PS 22 CHORUS LED BY GREGG BREINBERG (SON OF VICTOR AND & BONNIE WILL BE PERFORMING IN EAST BRUNSWICK

The world famous PS 22 chorus of Staten Island led by Gregg Breinberg (son of Regency residents Victor & Bonnie) will be performing at Temple B’nai Shalom-15 Fern road in East Brunswick on Thursday June 1st at 7PM.  This is sponsored by the Daniel Pearl Education Center. Admission is free. All are welcome.

WOMEN’S GROUP MESSAGES

The June 11th Father’s Day Brunch is closed as we have reached capacity as well as our June 14th bus trip to New Hope, which has also been filled.

Thank you all for your participation.  Awaiting list has been formed for our July 13th golf Nine and Dine at Battleground Country Club. Interested members, please contact Sandy Cains.

Save the date! On Monday, August 14th we are having a square dance.

Looking forward to joining our caller for a fun ladies only evening.
Flyer out this week.

As a reminder, we are asking those who would like us to donate to a charity dear to them in the coming year, to attend our next board meeting, to be held Friday, June 9th in ballroom 3. We look forward to hearing your wishes.

YIDDISH CLUB MESSAGE

           HERB ZUKERBERG YIDDISH CLUB PRESENTS
                          
                              GUT SHABBOS
JOIN US FOR OUR TRADITIONAL ANNUAL SHABBAT DINNER     
FEATURING  LARRY DONSKY  “OLD JEWS TELLING JOKES”
                                                                                                                              
               FRIDAY JUNE 30 AT 6:00PM
              ADULTS                              $28 Per Person
              CHILDREN (6 TO 16)         $15
              CHILDEREN (UNDER 5)    FREE
                
                                  
NO ADMISSIONS AT THE DOOR
NO RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED AFTER JUNE 22ND

CHECKS PAYABLE TO THE REGENCY YIDDISH CLUB
                
CONTACTS : RICHARD LANS 87 BETH PAGE 605 1828
RENEA ZUKERBERG 21 COUNTRY CLUB 521 0999

THE FRANKEL’S ARE MOVING AND ARE SELLING THE FOLLOWING:

Custom entertainment center with 70 in tv
12 -1/2 ft wide. $2,000

Thomasville entertainment center 3 pieces $700

Mahogany dining room with 8 chairs and table with 3 leaves
and server also china cabinet. Circa 1935 table bands included.
$1,350

Ethan Allen sofa $450

Queen Ann sofa table with benches $150

60 inch round granite pedestal kitchen table with 6 chairs
$500

Ethan Allen cherry curio cabinet $125

Queen Ann four poster bedroom set with sleep number mattress
Including dresser and night tables $200

If interested call Anna @ 917-885-9466

Senior Versus Senior Competition  2017

A few years ago, Joe Isola, Chairman of the Monroe Receation Advisory Board, had a great idea for an joint activity for community senior citizens and high school seniors.  Subsequently Norm Olinsky, Senior Liason, Jay Brown, and Al Carpenito, Monroe Recreation Department, implemented a friendly competition between teams of high school seniors from the Monroe Twp High School and senior residents from Monroe Twp adult communities. The competition has since become very popular and a much anticipated annual event. The high school senior participants, who are leaders in the classroom and on playing fields, volunteer to participate in the program. 

On May 23, the fourth annual Senior Versus Senior Competition, sponsored by the Monroe Recreation Department, was held in four sports – bocce, bowling, pickleball, and shuffleboard.   This is the third year that Regency bowlers participated in the bowling competition at the Knob Hill Country Lanes.  There were eight four-person teams – 16 high school seniors and 16 senior citizens.. Each team consisted of two high school seniors and two senior residents.  The high school seniors were bussed to their respective venues.  Some of the high school seniors, who were assigned bowling this year, never bowled before.  The senior residents are selected by the community captains of that sport. While it was competitive, the main goal of the events was to have some bigenerational fun. This year’s bowling competition more than met the goal. 

Because of a shortage of lanes this year at Knob Hill Country Lanes, only one game was bowled this year instead of the usual two,  The bowling team with the best score won the bowling portion of the competition. The scores from the bowling competition were then added to the scores of other three sports to determine the overall winning team from the eight competing teams. This year’s winner was Team 3. Members of Team 3 in the four sports received medals.  The Regency bowlers Bill Andruzzi, Ping Eng, Neil Sohmer, and Mark Spinner had a wonderful time bowling with a terrific group of high school seniors – Zaafira Hasan, Gabriella Pacheco, Jamie Roth, and Caroline Waksmunski.

Afterwards Monroe Recreation Department sponsored a luncheon at the Monroe Community Center, which included several feet of subs, over a dozen pizzas, and several trays of meatball marinara, for all the seniors to enjoy.    

Ping Eng

AN UPDATE FROM MARK KLEIN REGARDING STATE AID FOR SCHOOLS AND ELECTIONS

Ileana is running against Linda Greenstein for State Senate. Greenstein, Benson and DeAngelo have done nothing to help our district get our proper funding for over 10 years, IT IS TIME FOR A CHANGE. We must vote for Ileana Schirmer, Kristian Stout and Steve Uccio.

By the way the petition drive and the rallies suggested by Greenstein accomplished nothing and it also looks like our Bd of Ed will not file a lawsuit, we should be receiving at least $40 million in State aid to our school district and not $3 million. Freehold Boro with 1,700 students who presently receives $9.7 million from the State and just received $33 million from the State to expand all their schools, is going to sue the State for an additional $27 million in yearly State Aid to their School District. Why aren’t we suing???? We need to get representation from each Community to attend the next School Board meeting to force a lawsuit. I will get the date.
Never give up.
Mark

TWO TICKETS AVAILABLE FOR CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY

I have 2 tickets for Charlie and the Chocolate Factory for 1 PM on Sunday, June 4.  They are orchestra ROW WW.  $198 for the pair.  If interested, call Rena 732 521-4034.

Regency Car Club

The next meeting of the Regency Car Club will be Monday, June 12 at 7:30pm in the tennis pavilion.

Non-members are welcome to join us.

The next social event will be the Start of Summer Ice Cream Cruise on Wednesday, June 21.  We will drive to Ice Cream on 9 in Howell and enjoy a selection of over 120 flavors.  The car club will pay for the ice cream and you must be a member to attend.

INVESTMENT GROUP MESSAGE

The next meeting of the investment discussion group will be held on June 8th at 2pm in the Tennis pavilion. All are welcome. Phil Sloan

WOMEN’S GROUP MESSAGE

We want to notify you that our Battleground Nine and Dine Golf Outing on Thursday, July 13th is sold out.  A waiting list is being formed.
Please contact Sandy Cains if you would like to be placed on the list.

There are two seats available for our bus trip on Wednesday, June 14th to New Hope for a day of shopping, lunch and a matinee
performance of “The Buddy Holly Story”.  The cost is $63.  Harriet DiSalle will be accepting checks and forming a wait list if needed.

MESSAGE FROM RESIDENT REGARDING ALARM RELAY

Just a “heads up” to let you know that Alarm Relay does not give refunds if you cancel their monitoring service and have paid in advance. Evidently it is written in their contract (probably in fine print!). It doesn’t matter what your reason is for cancellation; they will not give you refund.

MONROE PARKE DEVELOPMENT

A resident sent me the following information.  Things certainly changed from what was originally told to us.

Ron

 MONROE PARKE DEVELOPMENT – IT CHANGED FROM THE ORIGINAL PLANS

I just visited the sales office of Monroe Parke #1 and spoke with the saleswoman, and lot of the information she provided, seems to be different from what I remember in the original plans by JSM.

She now states:
 

1.       The stores and rental apartments will now be across  Spotswood Englishtown Road on the SW corner nearest Regency. Commercial was to be across  from the Stone Museum. In fact if I recall, this property was to be for one business like a Walgreens and parking.
 

2.       Townhouses originally were to be on the Southern side of the horse farm toward 522 on Spotswood Englishtown Road, now they are on Mount Mills and Spotswood Englishtown Road
 

3.       We were told about one year ago that part of the final approval was 10% of the units were for Seniors, which would count toward our Affordable Housing Obligation. She knew nothing about Senior units.
 

4.       We were also told that they could not build, sell or rent units until a certain percentage of the Commercial segment was built and rented. I see no commercial building going on, but they are building and selling the Townhouses and Condos.
 

5. Lastly it was to be built by Edgeboro Properties, JSM Jack Morris. Now we find out that Lennar is   doing the building on behalf of Jack Morris. The Saleslady also said that Lennar will be building the Perrineville Development, WHY, WHAT HAPPENED.

Men’s Club Trip to the Bronx Zoo – New Date
 
 THE MAY 22nd TRIP TO THE BRONX ZOO HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED TO JUNE 5 . DEPARTURE TIME WILL BE 10:00 AM SHARP.
 
  ANY MEN’S CLUB MEMBER ( OR A NONE MEMBER SIGNING UP ) WHO COULD NOT COME ON MAY 22nd  BUT CAN ATTEND THIS TRIP
 
 
  ON JUNE 5th , PLEASE CONTACT STEVE RICH AT 732-641-2521.

THAT’S IT FOR NOW
RON