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Lions Pride
A Publication of Lions Head South Association, Brick NJ
VOLUME 5 NO. 4 APRIL 2019
“““Spring Has Arrived”
by Carol Contini, lhs Watercolor Class
The Lions Pride is published monthly, and is Editorial
distributed gratis to homes in Lions Head South. “Could we change our attitude, we should not only see life
Editor differently, but life itself would come to be different. Life would
undergo a change of appearance because we ourselves had
SUSAN MILLS
undergone a change of attitude.” Katherine Mansfield
Assistant Editor
LINDA LaFERRERA As winter subsides and signs of spring become visible, we see a
change of attitude in our outdoor surroundings, and a promise
of warmth and growth begins to unfold. Our village wakes and
we will begin to see neighbors out walking, working in their
Editorial Review Board yards, and smiling. Yes, smiling and acknowledging Lions Head
South is where we chose to live, to make the most of these semi
ANN BRENNAN JANET STONEY or real retirement years. We owe it to ourselves and everyone
MARY NAGEL DONNA IVERSEN to choose to have a positive outlook on many levels.
Happy Easter and Passover
JAN RIZZOLO ROSE SZPARA
KATHLEEN WRIGHT
www.LionsheadSo.com
Circulation lionspridepub@comcast.net
• JANET BAZAZ • VITO LaFERRERA
• JOE BILL • TOM TORMEY
• BILL BLISS • DENNIS GREGORY Lions Head south board of
• JOYCE BURGHARDT • DIANE GREGORY trustees for 2019
• BARBARA CRANEY • MARGE GRABIS President.......................................................... Bob Pedersen
• JOHN GEHRINGER • BILL SATTAZAHN Vice President.................................................. Carol Powell
• AL HARRISON • JIM CLARKE Secretary.......................................................John Castellano
Treasurer.......................................................... John Cinosky
• KEN & EILEEN WINNE
Member.......................................................... Charles Florio
Member.......................................................... Ralph Rizzolo
The Lions Pride Staff reserves the right to edit or Member...........................................................Laura Jacquin
reject any text submitted for publication. The Lions Pride Important Numbers
Staff will not knowingly print any material that voices a
Police non-emergency....................................732-262-1100
controversial opinion of any political, legal, or religious
Poison Control 24 hr Hotline..................... 1-800-222-1222
nature. The Lions Pride Staff does not endorse goods or Brick Chamber of Commerce........................732-477-4949
services advertised and specifically disclaims responsibility Brick Library Branch......................................732-477-4513
for them. Brick Municipal Complex..............................732-262-1000
Standing Brick Post Office.............................................732-477-0100
Committees Chairperson Brick Public Works (Recycling)....................732-451-4061
ACC Kathy Fagan Ocean County Contact Hotline......................732-240-6100
Architectural Steve Scaturro Ocean County Health Department.................732-341-9700
Buildings & Grounds Tom Behrens Fire Safety Inspections (non-emergency)......732-262-1220
Bylaws Medicare................................................ 1-800-MEDICARE
Clubhouse NJ Motor Vehicle Commission................. 1-609-292-6500
Jan Rizzolo/Barbara Hurley
Community Awareness Barbara Skelly Hospitals
Finance & Insurance Dennis Gregory Ocean Medical Center....................................732-840-2200
Nominating Community Medical Center...........................732-557-8000
Jersey Shore U Medical Center......................732-775-5500
LHCC Jim Mort
Monmouth Medical Center South.................732-363-1900
Recreation Vito LaFerrera
Security Utilities
Bill Powell
Brick Utilities (water & sewer)......................732-458-7000
Website Donna Iversen
NJ Natural Gas............................................ 1-800-221-0051
JCP&L......................................................... 1-800-662-3115
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than usual. Details to come as plans come together. The
PResident’s MESSAGE Recreation and Social committees have gotten together
Bob Pedersen and are planning something special for you. I, for one, am
looking forward to it.
Winter is behind us and thankfully there were no major TurfMasters are aware of the landscape issues on the
snow related issues this year. The past two months have comers where the handicap pads were installed. They are
been very quiet in Lions Head and that is how we like it. in contact with the town to make sure issues are corrected
The Board approved replacing the lights in the Lions Den as needed. Also, Federal Irrigation is aware of sprinkler
and hallway of the club house from fluorescents to LEDs. issues and will address those problems when water is
This was done for health reasons of some of our residents. turned back on. Hopefully there will only be minor repairs
Also, this should be a substantial cost savings as far as needed. The Garden Club is gearing up for spring and I
the club house electric bill is concerned. The Board will know ideas are sprouting and are just waiting to “bloom”
be looking into replacing remaining fluorescent lights as around our community.
finances allow. As always, Be Safe, Be Involved, Be Aware and enjoy
April will see the start of the Library renovations. the myriad of opportunities and events presented by our
Please be patient as there will be days that the club house various committee volunteers.
will be closed as work progresses. The work should be
finished by the end of April. (I hope). As some of you
know the recreation committee has been working on
replacing the fence around the pool for a number of years.
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opening party, I am hearing that it will be a bigger event
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income and expense statement Lions Head South
to date as of New Residents - 2019
FEBRUARY 28, 2019 Calvo, Juan & Maria.............................9 Meadowbrook Rd.
R/S Esposito
Income:
Voss, James & Andrea...........................51 Meadowbrook Rd.
401.0 Maintenance Fees 186,260.00
R/S Mansey
401.5 Rental Income 3,400.00
Kiczek, Paul &
402.0 Late fee 120.00
Katakozinos, Tia...................150 Lions Head Blvd. S.
406.0 Interest Operations 0.13
R/S Moore
408.0 Miscellaneous -
410.0 Participation Fees 4,400.00
450.0 LHCC Revenues 26,164.82 Deletions - 2019
Total Income 220,344.95 Esposito, Mildred Ann........................9 Meadowbrook Rd.
LHCC Sales Tax R/S Calvo
209.0 LHCC Sales Tax 1,527.366 Mansey, David & Cindy.........................51 Meadowbrook Rd.
Total Sales Tax 1,527.36 R/S Voss
Expenses: Moore, Loretta.................................150 Lions Head Blvd. S.
500.0 Administration 72,152.38 R/S Kiczek & Katakozinos
520.0 Residences 13,421.90
540.0 Common Facilities 54,611.23 Deceased Residents - 2019
Total Expenses 140.185.51
Caruso, Robert.......................................13 Carter Way
Total Income Over Expenses 80,159.44 02/20/2019
BALANCE: 2/1/19-2/28/19 $80,159.44
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security special notice
Bill Powell
On March 19, 2019, a special meeting of the Board of
At the March meeting of the Security Committee Trustees was held for the specific purpose of considering
many different topics were discussed. We are always the adoption of a resolution to keep every Saturday as
seeking new ways to assist or improve the Security Patrol. Family Day or not at the pool. The reason for this meeting
One suggestion was that the Officers could be a little was to insure proper notice was given of the outcome to
more friendly, either a wave or a “hello” to acknowledge be in compliance with the Rules and Regulations of LHS.
residents would be appreciated to let us know that they do All pool rules and any changes need to be published at
see us. Any comments or suggestions regarding the patrol least one month prior in advance of the pool opening. Upon
are always appreciated. Please give a note to the office recommendation from the Recreation Committee, and after
careful consideration, the Board of Trustees unanimously
staff and they will see that it reaches the Committee. Please
approved a motion to allow children in the pool from 10
make sure to sign the note so that we can respond to you.
till 7 every Saturday as “Family Day.”
We were recently advised of a problem, noted by
residents who walk, that empty liquor bottles are being
observed strewn around the ground adjacent to the ninth nominating
hole on the golf course and near the intersection of Carol Contini
Yorkwood Drive and Lions Head Boulevard, on the RV
lot side. We will try to keep an eye of this and have asked The Nominating Committee is now beginning its
the Patrol to pay extra attention to these areas as well. If search for candidates to run for the Board of Trustees for
the “culprits” can be identified or a pattern established we the 2020 elections. If you think you may be interested,
can then determine the next step to take. attend a Board meeting to see what the function of the
Those of you who attended the March ACC meeting are group entails. Meetings are held the 3rd Monday of the
aware that representatives from Allied Security provided month at 11:30 am.
a presentation explaining the technology they use to track
patterns as well as to monitor the patrol and ensure that
the designated patterns are being followed, etc. They library
also spent some time answering residents’ questions and Sallie Wood
responding to suggestions from the audience. I recently
We have a wonderful group of people on our Library
met with Officer Brenden Barnes from the Brick Police
Committee and we are currently looking for people to
Department. He is the new Community Liaison Officer,
join our group. Your assistance would be needed for only
replacing Officer Murphy, who has moved on to other one day a month for about fifteen minutes. You would
responsibilities. Officer Barnes will attend the June be placing the books back on the shelves after they are
Resident’s Meeting to update us on Safety and Security returned from our readers. This is very easy to do. Please
issues and pick up any unwanted medications. He will also think about it and contact me if you have an interest in
follow up on the status of the speed signs we requested to joining our group.
have installed near our entrances.
Please note that there is a new flyer in this issue of the
Lions Pride for Security. I would like to thank both Laura
Jacquin and Brian Halm who worked together to produce
this really helpful and fun flyer. Please use the suggestions
it offers.
In closing, allow me to remind you “If you See
Something, Say Something.” Our committee will do our
best to address your concerns. As always, emergency
situations require a call to 911 and concerns about possible
intruders, etc. should be reported to the Brick Police Dept.
Enjoy the approaching spring weather and stay safe.
LIONS PRIDE APRIL 2019 7 
CLUBHOUSE COMMITTEE community awareness
Sue Liszner committee
Barbara Skelly
Refurbishment will begin on our lovely Clubhouse
lobby. We have had our second meeting this year and we are
The painting will take place around April 22. In heavily involved with planning our programs for the year.
conjunction with that portion of our clubhouse spruce-up, Our first program will be held on Monday, April 8, 2019
we will be removing all books from the Library shelves and following the monthly Trustee Meeting. The topic will be
boxing them to allow the painter to paint all the shelves. an introduction to the Lions Head South website.
We ask all our fellow booklovers for their patience and The website has gone through some major changes this
understanding while this is going on by not returning your past year and the Website Committee is excited to share this
already-read books and no new donations as well. with you. Donna Iverson, Chairperson, will take us through
Following the painting will be installation of carpeting everything you will need to know about how to log on and
by Avalon Flooring around April 29 and 30. use the website. Since this will provide the most up-to-date
Please be aware that there will be limited access from information about what is happening in the Community,
approximately April 10 through May 18 while painting is this is information that will benefit all of us.
done, carpeting is installed, furniture is removed, and new We would love to see you there. Please plan on
furniture delivered. attending.
While we may all be somewhat inconvenienced during
this process, the Clubhouse Committee promises the results We accept no responsibility for any advertisements.
will be well worth it. If there are any complaints concerning an
Our committee members have worked hard to make advertiser, please contact them directly. If you
receive no satisfaction, you can contact your
the LHS clubhouse a place for us all to be proud to say Better Business Bureau or the Department of
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website committee
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Peter Brennan, member
The Website Committee is proud to announce that we
will be giving a short demonstration of how the Website
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works at the next regular resident meeting on Monday,
April 8th. We do our best to keep the Website as up to date
as possible, with pictures and stories of the happenings here
in LHS. Hope you can all attend and ask any questions
you might have.
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recreation REPAIRS AND INSTALLATIONS
Vito LaFerrera
As previously stated in last month’s Pride, now is a
good time to begin providing information about the 2019
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2. The use of chairs, lounges and tables are on a first
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3. It is no longer necessary to tie back long hair, as
our special new filtration system can handle the workload.
It is also our pleasure to announce that new white
fencing will replace the old fencing around the pool. The
replacement is expected to occur sometime before the
pool opens in May. White was chosen to complement the
existing white pergola.
In other news, anyone who is interested in playing
outdoor shuffleboard should contact Rose Szpara. Signups
have already begun and substitute positions are still
available. Also, Ernie Kiessling reminds residents that
they should contact him if they want to play on a bocce
team this season.
We hope that all residents continue to enjoy the many
indoor and outdoor recreational facilities that are offered
here at Lions Head South.
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Lions Head Country Club
Jim Mort
As we quickly move through the opening of the golf During March we held our first fund raiser, Bunco,
course for the 2019 season, we are very busy planning which is one of many events scheduled by LHCC for the
events for the year, general clean-up of the course and enjoyment of our LHSA community. Thank you to Brian
finishing the tree trimming. This year we used the Ben Halm, Joe Bill and everyone that assisted them in putting
Bivin Tree Experts for the course maintenance in trimming the Bunco together.
trees, taking down trees and brush that possibly could be In preparation for the new year, we are moving the
a hazard to our golfers and/or blocked the needed air flow sign-in log outside so that it will be accessible during
for proper ventilation of the greens, tees and fairways. The non-starter hours. A “Thank you” to Al Harrison for the
clean-up covered the 1st through the 8th holes and will go construction and set-up of the log-in counter. Also, “Thank
a long way in getting the entire course caught up on the you” to Greg Flynn, Butch and Sandy Wood for some
much needed trimming and maintenance. Special “Thank beautiful pictures they have donated to the LHCC Club
you” to Joe Elias, LHCC Maintenance, for the guidance House. And a “Thank vou” to Pete Manco for the donation
and direction he provided to the Bivin Tree Company to of a 55” TV. Appreciate the support from everyone.
ensure we got everything we contracted for. Also “Thanx” Due to the continued flooding between the 9th tee and
to the golfers that came out on a Saturday to do a general green/we have opened up a new path to get around the mud
pickup of the golf course and the immediate area. All is and water. The flooding appears to be a long term problem
ready; now we just need some decent weather. and hopefully this fix will alleviate some of the problems.
In preparing for the 2019 season we had the opportunity Our first scramble of the year is scheduled for Tuesday,
to talk to several of the original golf course members, such 9 April. This is a monthly event for our members and is
as Dick Mayer, George Flaccavento and several others. scheduled for the second Tuesday of each month through
Unfortunately, George Flaccavento will not be playing October. Brian Halm has put together a Flyer that is
this year due to doctor’s orders but anticipate seeing Jean included in this copy of the Pride with all of the required
and George at some of our events. This year George can information. Sign-up and support your community golf
be Jean’s guest as she won the Free Membership Raffle. course. For $7.00 you receive a continental breakfast, lunch
Dick Mayer was of great assistance in going over the and a chance to show off your golfing skills for money.
history of the course and addressing areas, such as Starters, As we move into the full swing of the season, we will
Resident-Non-Resident concerns, advertising, opening post sign-up sheets for golfers to assist in the events and
schedules and the Sponsor Program, that could use some participate in the scheduling and control of these events. It
updating/changes. What really caught my interest in talking is our golf course; let’s all get and keep involved in making
to our Senior members was their service to our country. it a great place to play and enjoy golfing.
Both George and Dick served during WWII. When Dick To jump ahead a little, those individuals that have some
mentioned service on Iwo Jima, he had this former Marines or any interest in checking out golf and your golf course,
complete attention. We consider our WWII veterans real please be aware that we will conduct a one day, FREE, golf
American heroes and are very pleased that Dick will be clinic. All you need to participate is a desire to give it a try.
on the course with us this year and that George, health We will supply clubs, balls, etc. This is being set-up and
permitting will also join us. coordinated by Joe Bill and Brian Halm. Sign-up sheets
will be posted to the Golf BBs at both Club houses and is
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for April 24 is 9:15am.
Travel is selling tickets for the musical CAMELOT
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Theatre in Manasquan, NJ on Sunday, May 19, 2019 at
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Travel has an interest sheet posted for a 3-night, 4-day
vacation to the Pine Ridge Dude Ranch in Kerhonkson,
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30 people will be approximately $400 PP DO. The more
people who participate, the lower the cost will be. This
price includes transportation, 3 meals per day and nightly
entertainment. There are many more details on our website
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If you cannot attend a trip, please sell your ticket.
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Our first event for 2019, the “Irish Celebration” was
a great success. The food was delicious and everyone had
a good time.
On Saturday, May 11th, we will have a special night
with the Versatile Singing of Michael D’Amore.
Michael is the lead singer of The Capris, and often
performs with The Association. He sings songs from
the 50’s to the 80’s, and as a soloist, his voice can sound
like Frankie Valli or Andrea Bocelli. He is thoroughly
entertaining and you will have a wonderful evening
listening to great music.
The price for this musical show is $23.00 and will
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The Sunday before St Patrick’s Day marked our yearly
tribute to the Irish - our program featuring the Irish Dancers
from the Lynn Academy. We have had these dancers for at
least six years and have watched them grow up before us.
Each year they get better and better; several of them are
also competing internationally. The dancers are siblings
ranging in ages from eight to eighteen. This year, five of
the six performed; the one teenage daughter has decided
to pursue acting rather than dance. When asked how long
they practice, we were told at least an hour a day and five
or six days a week. This does not include classes which
can be 1 to 3 per week. Such dedication, but it certainly
shows in their performances. We are so lucky to have them
perform for us.
Thanks to our hostesses for coordinating our corned
beef sandwich luncheon. As always there was plenty of
food and leftovers for dinner. Thanks Carol and Joyce!
Our April meeting will be a game meeting. Barbara
Craney has been gathering gifts for “Horserace Bingo”.
Get ready to name your horse and ride to win. We always
have a good time and Barbara always has such good prizes.
Mark your calendars now.
Have a good month and remember, Spring is just
around the comer!
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At our kick-off meeting on March 13, we finish up our this perennial called halosulfuron methyl. It can be applied
old business from the prior year and set about planning without killing your grass but cannot be applied during hot
for the new one. Garden assignments were made and all weather. If you consider using it, the best timing is late
members were asked to sign up to water our many garden June, early July when you first see the plants.
areas. As you can imagine, we are all anxious to get back A special ‘THANK YOU” to those residents who
outside and start digging! contributed and allowed the Garden Club to photograph and
If you are the type who enjoys digging and planting, exhibit their beautiful gardens and seasonal decorations on
you may wish to visit the Master Gardeners of Ocean the bulletin board, website and in the Pride publications.
County for their Annual Plant Sale on May 4 from 9am to You have helped put a smile on many a face.... we haven’t
1pm rain or shine. met anyone who didn’t smile when looking at something
The sale will be held at the Rutgers Agricultural Center beautiful.
located at 1623 Whitesville Road, Toms River. Everyone Gardenscapes will continue to be published every other
is welcome. In addition to beautiful perennial and annual month. Any resident can give Clare Mathiasen a call to have
flowers, vegetable plants, herbs and shrubs will all be their garden/flowers showcased. It doesn’t have to be just a
available to purchase. Now is the time to start dreaming garden, other examples are an exotic flower, fountain area
of your garden. or quiet spot that you created or perhaps a unique vegetable
If you’re not the digging and planting type, you can or fruit plant in bloom.
enjoy looking at what others have planted, you may wish Have a special flower, garden or
to consider a trip to Deep Cut Gardens, a 54-acre park focal point in your yard?
tucked away in a residential area of Middletown. It is The Garden Club would like to
an instructional garden where visitors are encouraged showcase it in GARDENSCAPES!
to ask questions of the horticultural staff that are always
available. Deep Cut is planted so something is blooming
practically every month of the year. These gardens have a
very interesting history and are now part of the Monmouth
County Parks. The address for the gardens is 152 Red Hill
Road, Middletown. It is open from 8 a.m. to dusk daily,
year-round.
As the weather warms and our lawns thicken and
green, we are sureto see our lawns nemesis-nutsedge!
That’s the pesky, spiky looking grass that pops up taller
than your grass and defies killing. It is really not a grass but
a perennial. It cannot be destroyed in most cases without
also destroying your grass. There is an expensive killer of
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Bob Mathiasen
HERE WE GO!!! All the great events of 2019 start off
with the Pasta/Meatball Dinner & Bingo on Friday, April
12th. Tickets will still be available April 1st & 8th. This is
open to outside guests....so bring a friend or two.
Beaverson Boulevard is looking good thanks to our
members who participated in the clean-up on March 13th.
Thank you all for braving the weather and the unsightly
garbage that accumulates along the road. COMING UP.....
.......Mark your calendar for the Men’s Club Golf Day, May
30th. The fee includes lunch in the clubhouse.
Members, make it a point to attend the meeting on April
4th and to keep yourself well informed of all upcoming
activities. The Men’s Club has something going on every
month for you and the community’s enjoyment.
Please read the Pride...check the bulletin board...listen
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so you don’t miss out. Guests and new members are always
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