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June 2021
Volume 12 • Number 2
— BY AND FOR THE RESIDENTS OF SUNRISE BAY —
PERMIT NO. 211
LAKEwood, NJ 08701
US POSTAGE PAID
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SUNRISE BAY HOMEOWNERS News from your HOA
ASSOCIATION, INC. Rick Johnson
BOARD of TRUSTEES Some fun facts for
January 2021- December 2021 the month of June. It is
LGBT & Pride month,
President: Rick Johnson Great Outdoors month,
Vice-President: Jim Hughes and National Ocean month.
The flowers of June are the
Secretary: Bobbie Jo Rasberger
Honeysuckle and the Rose.
Treasurer: Marty Hochman Both flowers are symbols
of all things relating to
Trustee: Mary Ann O’Neill
love, desire, generosity,
Christine Marinaro/ Sunrise Bay HOA Office and affection. If you were
Laura Faronea 812-9595 born in June, then there is a good chance you will
Email: sunrisebayhoa@comcast.net be a bit of a romantic.
Barbara Drummond Prime Management, Inc.
697 Mill Creek Rd. Manahawkin,NJ 08050 Some other important dates in June:
609 693 0090 • June 6th D-Day WWII
Sunrise Bay • June 7th National Chocolate Ice Cream Day
Homeowner’s Association (My favorite)
2021 Board of Trustees • June 9th Donald Duck Day
Homeowners Meeting Schedule • June 14th Flag Day
DATE TIME • June 20th Father’s Day-Ice Cream Soda Day
Plan for virtual Zoom meetings • June 26th Forgiveness Day
June 2nd 2:00 PM Now onto the business of SRB...Pool is opened,
everyone should be doing their part following the
rules so we can remain open.
All SRB homes that need attention should be
getting that extra TLC to make them look nicer.
* No other meetings or activities are to be scheduled during Hopefully, many vaccine shots have been given and
Board Meetings SBHOA Approved – December 6, 2017 we are resuming our normal day to day activities.
- The Board of Trustees reserves the right to reschedule
meetings as necessary Board of Trustees Revised – Outdoor sports - outdoor activities - walking around
the community & nature trail are fun things for all
The Breeze of Sunrise Bay is the official publication of the of us to do.
Sunrise Bay Homeowners Association, Inc. The statements
and opinions expressed herein are those of the individual May Your Troubles Be Less and Your Blessings
contributors and do not represent the opinions or official
pronouncements of the Sunrise Bay Homeowners Association, Be More and Nothing but Happiness Walk Through
Inc. or its Board of Trustees. Publication of an advertisement in
The Breeze of Sunrise Bay does not constitute an endorsement by Your Door!!!!
the Homeowners Association or an assurance that the product
or service will be approved by the Sunrise Bay Architectural
Review Committee or the Board of Trustees for use within the
community. The editorial staff reserves the right to reject, edit,
or condense all submissions. It will not accept any article or
advertisement it seems libelous, inflammatory, misleading,
not factual, or in bad taste. This publication will not be held
responsible for any misrepresentation by our advertisers. As
in any publication, despite tedious proofreading, publishing
errors may occur, but the staff will do its best to avoid them.
The Breeze of Sunrise Bay is printed by Senior Publications
(SPC), 1520 Washington Ave., Neptune, NJ 07753 (888) 637-3200.
2 June 2021 The Breeze
Local Phone Numbers You May Need Editor of the Month
Police, Fire, Medical Emergencies................ 911 Ray Haggerstone
Police Dept (Non-Emergency).......609-296-3666 Staff
LEH Township Main Office............609-296-7241
LEH Public Works Dept.................609-296-3600 Bessie French Mary Ann O’Neill
LEH Post Office.............................609-296-3344
Susan Geldart Jerry Maguire
Marty Hochman Mary Salisbury
LEH Water/Sewer Authority........... 609-296-1168
Norma Hochman Georgette Schenk
Ocean Co. Library (LEH Branch).. 609-294-1197
Lee Schmidt
Sunrise Bay (HOA Office)..............609-812-9595
Clubhouse Courtesy Phone..........609-812-1045
Architectural Review Committee
Landscaping and Snow Removal Information Steve Gondelman 609-294-8042 Chairperson
http://MeticulousLandscaping.Blogspot.com Conrad Zabinski 609-812-1310 Regular
Harry Volker 609-294-8083 Regular
Jim Ingelsby 609-238-3537 Regular
ACTIVITIES BREEZE MEETING Frank McArdle 609-857-5577 Alternate
MEETING THURSDAY, Gary Gowesky 609-879-5419 Alternate
ATTHECLUBHOUSE Mary Ann O’Neill – Board Liaison to Committee
SUNROOM Monthly meetings are on the first
WEBSITE MEETING Tuesday of each month at 10AM.
Thursday TO BE DETERMINED
JUNE 24TH 1:00PM
Deadline for the
July 2021 paper is
*Activities meeting will always be the
last thursday of the month
June 6th at noon.
Email to:
COME WITH YOUR IDEAS
sunrisebaybreeze@comcast.net
ALL ARE WELCOME
Or give to Chris or Laura in the office
Cover Story
Rick Johnson Are you in need of a Notary?
The following individuals have volunteered their
services to Sunrise Bay Residents:
Wendy McKeel-Chandler 294-0926
Laura Faronea Sunrise Bay HOA Office
HOMEOWNER PHONE NUMBER
CHANGES
Please be sure to inform the on-site management
office (609-812-9595) of any changes to your home phone
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Thank you for your cooperation. Sunrise Bay
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2020 POINTS TO PONDER DID YOU KNOW?
Submitted by Frank Davide Submitted by Ray Haggerstone (internet)
1. The dumbest thing I ever bought was a 2020 Beer reduces the risk of developing kidney stones
planner. by 40%
2. 2019: Stay away from negative people. 2020: Stay Octopuses have copper-based blood instead of iron-
away from positive people. based blood, which is why their blood is Blue rather
3. The world has turned upside down. Old folks are than Red.
sneaking out of the house & their kids are yelling Hugs that last over 20 seconds release chemicals in
at them to stay indoors! your body called “Oxytocin” that makes you trust
4. This morning I saw a neighbor talking to her cat. some one more.
It was obvious she thought her cat understood her. The world’s quietest room is -9 decibels, quiet enough
I came to my house & told my dog.... We had a to hear your blood flow.
good laugh. If the human eye was a digital camera, it would have
5. Every few days try your jeans on just to make sure 576 megapixels.
they fit. Pajamas will have you believe all is well Crocodiles have no “lip” and can hold their breath
in the kingdom. for an hour.
6. Does anyone know if we can take showers yet or A tiger’s tongue is so rough, it can lick the paint off
should we just keep washing our hands? buildings and strip the skin from the bones of an
7. I never thought the comment, “I wouldn’t touch animal.
him/her with a 6-foot pole” would become a The NSF estimated that our brains produce as many
national policy, but here we are! as 12,000 to 50,000 Thoughts per day depending on
8. I need to practice social-distancing from the how deep a thinker you are.
refrigerator. Banana is a happy fruit, eating one can help you relieve
9. I hope the weather is good tomorrow for my trip irritable emotions, anger or depression.
to the Backyard. I’m getting tired of the Living Human thigh bones are stronger than concrete.
Room.
Humans have more empathy for dogs than they do
10. Never in a million years could I have imagined I for other humans.
would go up to a bank teller with a mask on and
ask for money. Without your Pinky finger your hand would lose 50%
of it’s strength.
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6 June 2021 The Breeze
Spectacular!
by Susan Geldart
Don’t we all love it when something exceeds our
expectations? We had that experience in April when
we took a friend’s advice and made a trip to Holland
Ridge Farms in Cream Ridge, NJ for their annual
U-Pick Tulip extravaganza.
It’s hard not to use superlatives when describing this
event. Picture yourself surrounded by acres (literally
millions) of gorgeous tulips. Visitors grab a bucket,
then freely roam through the rows choosing the most
enticing blooms (only $1.00 a stem). I counted at least
10 different colors, some solids, others multicolored.
We got 2 of each color so we could give a bouquet to
friends. As I write this article 6 days later, I still have
8 tulips left in the bouquet that look perfectly fresh. (At
Bessie’s advice, I put an ice cube in the water each day.)
Holland Farms is a photographer’s paradise. Of
course, the “You can’t take a bad picture here” saying
applies especially since the owners have provided
props throughout to enhance the results.
Wait, there’s more!
If your feet get tired, hop on a hayride and learn
about tulip farming. Also, visit their souvenir shop as
well as a small museum where you can see traditional
Dutch tulip planting artifacts. There is also the Animal You must have a ticket to be admitted. These can
Cracker barn for their farm animals and, on weekends, be obtained online. There are 3 time periods per day:
a petting zoo. 9-12, 12-3, and 3-6. Tulip season is April and early
Hungry? No problem. Their bakery has an array May. We will buy our tickets next year early as many
of delicious pastries and there are also food trucks for days get sold out.
something more hearty. Enjoy your treats at one of the In addition to tulips, the farm has a U-Pick
many picnic tables available. sunflower event beginning in September. We will be
Portopotties abound. Parking is almost limitless there. Do check out their website for tickets dates and
but do take note of the number of your row. availability.
The Breeze June 2021 7
Discovering Spring Beauty
by Sandie A Campanell
Even though I have been a homeowner at SRB for
almost two years, it was when I retired last July and
began my full-time living here that I discovered
Spring Beauty. The plants that are blooming on
my property are such a gift. And as I walk around
the neighborhood the flowering trees and bulbs and
blooming plants abound. It truly fills my spirit.
This past year has been a very long and challenging
time for all of us. But as the season warms up, I see
my neighbors and they have lifted me up and given
me hope for this new season.
Friendships are beginning to grow and blossom
just like the trees and plants around me. And I am
adding to the beauty of my property with flowers
and many chairs to sit and chat and share meals on Happy Birthday
my porch. So please come visit at 26 Pier Point and Barbara Haggerstone June 29th.
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8 June 2021 The Breeze
A Scary Sight
Submitted by Don Rasile
Threatening clouds from his porch.
Preserving the Past...
A Little Nonsense...by Don Rasile
Most all of us drive a car today. Years ago, weren’t know that this novice was me! Don’t ask me how,
we all anxious to get our permits? Then, practice but,somehow, I learned enough to pass my test. Whew!
and practice until we earned the coveted Prize...our Lookout world!!
Driver’s License! Just Wow! MY first car, (hot stuff, right?) had the classic “four
The Path from Practice to Prize for many on the floor” (4 speeds, with a floor mounted lever). By
entailed something known as SHIFTING GEARS!! then, I was fairly adept at going from 1st to 4th. Since
Remember?? then, “stick shifts” have ALWAYS been part of my
I learned the “rules of the road” on my dad’s ‘55 driving experience. 15 of my cars over the years have
Plymouth. It had the proverbial “three on the tree”. been “3 pedal”models! (Brake, gas, clutch) You could
rightly call me a throwback, and not hurt my pride.
(A 3-speed transmission with the selector mounted
on the steering column) You can probably guess how The number of gears may have since risen to five,
many times I heard the phrase...”hey, grind me a now to six, but, the thrill of being involved with shifting
pound”, as I cringed, when those screeching sounds of has always stayed with me. So much so in fact, that I’m
mistakes made changing gears could be heard a block now a member of the Manual Gearbox Preservation
away. Ouch! Society.
I certainly didn’t want any of my friends to Vroom!
The Breeze June 2021 9
SPOTLIGHT ON NEW NEIGHBORS
Submitted by Joan Dale
Toni and Joe Vono moved into our community on Pelican Lane in October
2020. They are originally from Staten Island and have lived in Freehold,
and on eight acres in Jackson.
Toni started visiting Mystic Island with her family at nine years old,
so she is familiar with our area. She and Joe were going to move there at
retirement, but they lost their home to Sandy, unfortunately.
The couple has three daughters and 11(!) grandchildren ranging in age
from 4 to 19 years old. They also have two dogs.
Joe has been retired for five years now. He worked for many years in the
family’s Italian restaurant in Brooklyn, and as a operating engineer for the
New York City Board of Education. Toni retired in February. She was a
R.N. at CentraState Medical Center in Freehold.
Toni likes crocheting (idea for a club in our sunroom, maybe), ballroom
dancing, and baking. Joe loves fishing and golf (and presumably ballroom dancing). They also enjoy going
to Florida where they have a home.
Toni said she can’t wait for the clubhouse and pool to open so she and Joe can meet more of their neighbors.
Welcome to our friendly Sunrise Bay community, Joe and Toni!
New Residents Clubhouse
Tours
Rick Johnson HOA President
The Board recognizes that over the past year since
we had to close the clubhouse, we have had many new
homeowners move into Sunrise Bay. We welcome all
new homeowners to this beautiful community.
The Board realize that most, if not all, of our new
homeowners have not been inside our beautiful
clubhouse. So, we would like to do some open house
tours of our clubhouse and what it has to offer.
If you would like to take a tour, please contact
Christine or Laura at the clubhouse 609 812 9595 with
your information, so that we can set up a schedule. We
will be doing small groups, social distancing, mask
will be required.
Hope to see and meet as many new Sunrise Bay
homeowners as possible!!!
10 June 2021 The BreezeFirst Day of Bocce May 3rd 2021
Photo & Description by Mary & Don Salisbury
On Monday, May 3rd, the Bocce league held its first games. It was great to be back on the courts and we
were happy the weather cooperated. Thanks to the SRB Board for coming up with a way for all of us to enjoy
the Bocce Season. Those in the photo are: (Back Row L-R) Dennis, Phil, and Jerry. (Middle Row L-R) Micky,
Mary, Leslie, Maureen, Betty and (Front Row) L-R Barbara, Mary, Lillian, Anita, and Sandie. Thanks to the
photographer: Don Salisbury. Here’s to a great Bocce season.
The Breeze June 2021 11Horseshoe Rules
1) Each player pitches both shoes followed by the opponents two shoes.
2) In pitching a shoe, the player may not cross the foul line.
3) When playing teams, half the team throws from one stake and half
throws from the other.
4) Games can be played to 40 points in a point limit game or 40 shoes in
a shoe limit game. In the shoe limit game, the player with the highest
points wins. If a tie exists then each player can take a half a win or a
two-inning tie breaker can be thrown.
Scoring.
1) Any shoe must be within one horseshoe width (measured across
the outside of the open end of the shoe) of the stake to be
considered for points. (Official rules call for 6 inches max).
2) The closest shoe to the stake gets 1 point.
3) If you have two shoes closer than any of your opponents, you get 2
points.
4) Ringers are worth 3 points and must completely encircle the stakes
so the ends can be touched with a straight-edge without touching
the stake.
5) If you have the closest shoe and a ringer, it’s 4 points.
6) If your opponent throws a ringer on top of yours, they cancel and
no points are scored.
7) Leaners are worth 1 point and are considered closer than any
adjacent shoe except ringers.
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The Breeze June 2021 13Request from the Police,
Sudoku
Fire Dept. & EMS
Please place your home
number on both sides of your
mailbox.
Answer on pg 18
14 June 2021 The BreezeWHAT A FANTASTIC UNIQUE & ANTIQUE
ACCOMPLISHMENT CAR SHOW
by Ray Haggerstone
The car show at the clubhouse is set for June 9th at
In May’s Breeze, I had asked for couples married 5 P.M. So why not use this event as an opportunity to
over 50 years, and here are those who were kind enough meet old friends and meet new friends and neighbors.
to respond. Let’s make this happen, time for all of us to get out
They have not only achieved the goal but surpassed it. and enjoy a fun night. We have waited long enough.
Congratulations and many more too: Hot dogs and hamburgers will be served and if you
Frank & Barbara Davide 50 years wish BYOB.!!
Joe & Arlene Ghizzone 56
Jim & Maryann O’Neill
Pat & Kathy Gardner
56
57
UPDATES
Ann & Dave Batitto 60
Public Works is now scheduling bulk pickup on the
Jay & Marilyn Peiper 61
second Monday of each month, as they were doing in
Bob & Bess Fehring 61
the past. There is no need to call for an appointment
William & Lois Vivian 66
unless you have a large number of items to be picked
up. The Breeze calendar has been updated and will
GREEN THUMBS now show bulk pickup on the second Monday of the
month.
by Rick Johnson
Attention all SRB homeowners. As we move LITTLE EGG HARBOR
forward we were working with Meticulous on sprucing
up the front of the entrance to the clubhouse. They are
SENIOR ADVISORY
just too short handed to do the work. MEETING
We are looking for anyone that would like to help Submitted by Maryann O’Neill
us with planting flowers.
SENIOR
Our firstPUBLISHING
meeting since COMPANY accepts started
the pandemic advertisements
will be
We will provide you with whatever is needed to June and28advertisements are based upon information
at 10am at the Little Egg Harbor Community provided by
make this a fun community project. the advertiser. SENIOR PUBLISHING COMPANY does not
Center on Calabrese Way. We hope to have Carol Evans
independently investigate the accuracy of advertisement
If anyone is interested please contact Chris or Laura from content
the Department
and does notof warrant
Public Works, Earlthe
or represent Sutton from
accuracy
at 609-812-9595. the MunicipalofUtility Authority
the content and Chief Buzby from
of any advertisement.
the Police Department.
The community center is very large so we should
PROGRAM GUIDE FOR be able to have enough space to be 6 feet apart.
OCEAN COUNTY PARKS Come to the meeting and learn what is happening
in Little Egg Harbor
AND RECREATION
SENIOR PUBLISHING COMPANY accepts advertisements
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Ocean County offers van trips, and programs for by the advertiser. SENIOR PUBLISHING COMPANY does
children and adults. To get more Information and a not independently investigate the accuracy of advertisement
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The Breeze June 2021 15Crossword Puzzle
50 “Mamma Mia” mamma
53 Fidgety
55 Pursue ardently
56 Ascends
58 Worn out
62 Limb
63 Repast
64 Medical prioritization
65 National boys’ gp.
66 Corrosive
67 Confer
68 Male offspring
69 Directed
70 Fall flowers
Down
1 Grotto
2 Are you out ---? (Poker)
3 Nudge
4 Cops in general
5 Intention of
6 Baloney
7 Postal delivery
8 Anticipate
9 Cold comforts?
Across 10 Control board
1 Statue of Liberty material 11 Aloft
7 Got together 12 Burdened
10 Buddy 14 Heptathlete’s specialty
13 Dry gulch 20 Little lady
14 Cab 23 Pulverize
15 Lawyers’ grp. 25 Lots of things to do
16 Flower of Rhode Island 26 Pairs
17 Rends 27 Cuss
18 Affirmative signal 28 Former Yugoslav dictator
19 Call the whole thing off 33 Sires
20 Very strong winds 35 Zilch
21 First lady 36 --- the crack of dawn
22 Stand-up guy 37 Is profitable
24 “Thanatopsis” poet William --- Bryant 40 Coordinate
26 Large handbag 43 Rising current of warm air
29 Noah’s boat 47 Each
30 Dumped in Boston harbor 50 Gun-barrel cleaners
31 Homeless child 51 Trunk
32 Thick slice 52 One of the old empire builders
34 First light 54 Fast rabbit relatives
38 Bart Simpson’s driver 57 Stated
39 Cheryl --- of “Suburgatory” 59 Deceased
41 Wine valley 60 “Prince ---”, Borodin opera
42 Terse 61 Tidings
44 Aflutter 64 Uninformative schedule info.
45 Operation Overlord
46 Half a Latin dance Answer on pg 18
48 Wetland
49 Snitches
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SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
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MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY
8am-9:30am Men’s Billiards 8am-9:30am Men’s Billiards
8:30am-9:30am Clubhouse Cleaning
9am-10:30am Aerobics & Dancercize - BR 9am-10am Aerobics - BR
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