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“Summer sun, something’s begun...” Growing up here, there has always been something special

about the month of June. Summer unofficially began Memorial Day Weekend and will be followed by three months of fun in the sun; days at the beach; parties by the pool; day trips to Great Adventure; twilight concerts at the Arts Center; and lazy nights of fireworks and lightning bugs. In Monmouth County we’ve added wineries and breweries, festivals and fairs, incredible golf courses, and every type of event imaginable! There’s always something fun and exciting to do in your neighborhood or the one next door. This month in our pages we bring you a smattering of those activities to enjoy. In this issue you’ll also find special pictures you won’t see anywhere else. We were fortunate to have front row seats to both the Asbury Park Music & Film Festival and The New Jersey Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony. Both events took place in Asbury Park in May, and we were a proud sponsor. What an honor to support events that put a spotlight on the amazing talent that comes from our little, yet powerful, state of New Jersey! Highlights for me were meeting the one and only Buzz Aldren, and hearing Gloria Gaynor sing I Will Survive to a crowd on our feet and cheering! Watching Bruce Springsteen induct his friend Steven Van Zandt into the Hall of Fame was also a once-in-a-lifetime experience, and we wanted to share that moment with you by placing it on our cover. Few things remind me of summer more than the E-Street Band and Asbury Park. Speaking of things that evoke memories of summer, dining by the beach is always a pleasure. One of our Meet Your Neighbor features this month allows us to give you a more intimate introduction to a well-known celebrity chef, David Burke on page 32. Chef Burke has opened a new restaurant in Sea Bright with his brother in charge of the kitchen - perhaps another destination for you and a loved one on a summer night? “Oh, those summer nights...” Enjoy them. They’ll go too fast and be gone too quickly. If the chance comes, take the afternoon off; eat the ice cream; try the yoga with the goats (you can read about that on page 38); call that friend you’ve been meaning to; and by all means get out in the sunshine and enjoy everything Monmouth County has to offer! Until next month,

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It’s BBQ’ING Season and thanks to Dearborn Market, we are sharing three delicious recipes for your next barbecue! No matter the occasion, serving these grilled dishes to your friends and loved ones will be sure to bring everyone together.

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1 tbsp crushed garlic ¼ cup lemon juice ½ cup olive oil 2 tsp salt 2 tsp pepper ¼ cup pine nuts Recipe: In a bowl mix the shrimp with 1 tsp of salt, 1 tsp of pepper, 2 tbsp. of olive oil and the crushed garlic. Then grill for about 8 minutes or until shrimp are cooked through.

For the dressing, put lemon juice, a n c h o v i e s , remaining salt and pepper in a food processor and slowly drizzle in the olive oil. Mix the shrimp, sun dried tomatoes, capers, pine nuts and dressing.

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Grilled Vegetable Stacks Ingredients: 1 medium eggplant 1 yellow pepper 1 ball of fresh mozzarella 1 red pepper

4 portabella mushrooms 2 tsp pepper 2 tsp salt ¼ cup olive oil

Recipe: Cut eggplant into ¼ inch thick round slices. Cut peppers in half and remove seeds. Remove stems from mushrooms Cut mozzarella into 12 slices In a bowl toss the vegetables with salt, pepper and olive oil. Grill vegetables for 4 minutes on each side. After vegetables are grilled, slice peppers into fours. Start stacking with eggplant on the bottom and alternating with mozzarella and other vegetables topping it with the portabella mushroom.

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Designer Handbag Event Raises Needed Funds for VNA’s Maternal Child Health Programs Over 260 women stepped out in their chicest cocktail attire to attend the Visiting Nurse Association (VNA) Children’s Auxiliary’s sixth bi-annual “The Power of the Purse” Ladies’ Night Out and Purse Auction on May 3. Hosted during one of the first beautiful nights of spring, the event raised over $55,000 for the VNA’s Children and Family Health Institute programs. Having raised $230,000 in total since its inception in 2008, the fundraiser has grown each year. Held at the scenic Riverhouse at Rumson Country Club, “The Power of the Purse” invited guests to take a chance and bid on more than 100 items includ-

ing purses, handbags, beauty packages, fitness classes, jewelry and more. The evening’s silent auction showcased luxury designer handbags, many of which are not readily available in stores or online. Before announcing the winners of the handbags, Bridget Murphy, the VNA’s Chief Philanthropy Officer, invited guests to watch a video featuring a patient family who receives case management and health care services from the organization. Featuring Neptune resident Laura Gaedt, and her VNA case manager Patricia Sciurba-Murphy, the video details Laura’s experience navigating the health

pictured left to right Power of the Purse Committee Members Allison Cea (Rumson); Shannon Trudel (Rumson); Tiziana Ziman (Rumson); Nora King (Rumson); Molly Kroon Jennings (Rumson); Jill Drummond (Little Silver); Maryam Spector (Rumson). Photo Credit: Marcella Shook Photography.

care services available for her son who has physical disabilities as well as the significant role that Patricia continues to play in the Gaedts’ lives. “To see everyone in attendance so captivated by the story of one family’s struggle to find healthcare for their child is remarkable,” said. Murphy. “We are grateful to all of the volunteers, attendees, sponsors and supporters of this year’s Power of the Purse — our most successful to date. It is their support that enables the VNA to continue making a difference for families like the Gaedts. Last year the VNA cared for over 53,000 patient families like the Gaedts.”

Launched in 2013, the VNA Children and Family Health Institute is a strategic initiative to strengthen, enhance and improve visibility and access to community-based care for at-risk children and their families. The Institute’s “no wrong front door” approach is comprised of 17 unique grantfunded programs that ensure the health and well-being of individuals and families. The Institute’s programs help families, regardless of their circumstances, connect to health care, as well as navigate the complexities of the public and private health services and assistance available to them.

pictured left to right Event sponsors, VNA Emerging Leadership Board member Alyssa Spector (New York); VNA Foundation Board Chair Lynn Spector (Rumson); VNA Foundation Trustees Maggie Riker (Rumson) and Kathy Jones (Rumson); and Power of the Purse Committee Member Kathy McErlean (Long Branch). Photo Credit: Marcella Shook Photography.

pictured left to right Laura Gaedt and Kelle Galvan, both special event guests; Patricia Sciurba-Murphy, VNA Special Child Health Case Manager; and Mary Remhoff, Director of VNA Early Childhood Development and Family Support Programs. Photo Credit: Marcella Shook Photography.

pictured left to right Marilyn Clark (Rumson); Barbara Batting (Little Silver); Susan Fowler (Rumson); and Power of the Purse Committee Member Molly Kroon Jennings (Rumson). Photo Credit: Marcella Shook Photography.

Local designers June and Joy Martin, of Rumson, at the VNA Power of the Purse event. Photo Credit: Marcella Shook Photography.

pictured left to right Power of the Purse Committee Member Marlena Redling (Rumson); Pam Lacey (Rumson); and Power of the Purse Committee Member Sarah Devine (Rumson). Photo Credit: Marcella Shook Photography.

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The Monmouth County SPCA raised over $110,000 during its Annual Spring Dog Walk & Pet Fair on April 28 at Brookdale Community College. Celebrating 24 years of Paws Walking for a Cause, the event, held in conjunction with corporate partner Red Bank Veterinary Hospital, proved a monumental success for the organization. The funds raised will be allocated to treating the thousands of homeless animals that pass through the SPCA shelter every year. Over 1,000 people and their pets convened on the Brookdale Campus in the pristine spring weather to enjoy the festivities and support the mission of the MCSPCA. The Monmouth County SPCA welcomed back Jimmy Steal as the event emcee with The Wag as the musical guest. A new attraction this year was Merck, who offered onsite microchipping for dogs. VCA Animal Hospitals was another major sponsor this year and have locations all across New Jersey. Over 100 vendors displayed their unique products, with many donating 10% of their sales back to the shelter. One lucky Long Branch resident took over $9,000 home through the 50/50 Raffle, but the luckiest of all were the 8 dogs that found their forever homes at the event! Next year will be the 25th Anniversary for the event and there are already special plans in store to celebrate a quarter-century milestone.

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hanaway croddick shielded the sun from her face and stepped back to observe the cheerful scene around her. She took in students’ shining eyes as they watched a volleyball soar over the sturdy new net that stretched across their lawn. Laughter and spirited shouts of encouragement filled the air as a volley began. Suddenly, the ball swished past Hanaway’s face bringing her attention back to the game. The students celebrated as she gathered up the ball and set her feet to rejoin the fun. Hanaway, an eighth grader at The Rumson Country Day School, surprised students at The Harbor School, a school for special needs students, on May 9, with a gift-inkind – a volleyball court to enhance their physical education program. Last year at RCDS’s 2017 graduation ceremony, Hanaway was recognized with the Class of 1994 Jane Denny Community Service Award, which honors a student who has exhibited exemplary efforts to serve the community. The award, typically given to an eighth grader, gives the recipient an opportunity to designate a donation to a non-profit or charitable organization. “As a seventh grader at the time, I was shocked when I heard I was the recipient,” explained fourteenyear-old Hanaway. “I was honored and excited. But winning awards is not what this is all about. It’s about helping others and being a role model for other students. Seeing the smiles on the faces of the people we are helping - that’s the greatest reward.” “The recipient of this honor must demonstrate altruism and leadership,” said RCDS Service Learning Coordinator Amy Clark. “Hanaway approaches every opportunity with enthusiasm and a willingness to lend a hand whenever and wherever she

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sees a need. This makes her stand out as a leader within the Service Learning Program. I have been particularly impressed by her kindness and respectful interactions with the students at The Harbor School.” It was the summer going into 6th grade when Hanaway followed her older brother’s suggestion to volunteer with The Harbor School. She immediately knew she wanted to pursue more time with the students when her school year started, and the RCDS Service Learning Program gave her that opportunity. An elective available to Upper School students, the Service Learning Program is tied into the curriculum and serves as an integral part of the RCDS educational experience. About three times each month, the 35 students currently enrolled visit The Harbor School, The Atrium, an assisted living facility, and the RCDS Beginners, Pre-K and Nursery classrooms to share a positive moment with someone in need. “The Service Program is a beneficial experience for both our students and the volunteers,” said Brian Dorgan, Supervisor of Curriculum at The Harbor School. “It provides an eye-opening perspective that students may not have gained otherwise. Watching them grow and form those bonds with each other is a really cool thing to witness.” “I hope to visit my friends at The Harbor School this summer,” Hanaway said regarding her plans after graduation. “In the fall, I will be attending The Lawrenceville School in New Jersey. I was really impressed by their robust community service projects. I hope to participate as much as I can, and maybe even introduce some of the things I took away from the RCDS Service Learning Program.”

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n May 5, the Monmouth Park Charity Fund hosted its 15th Annual Kentucky Derby Celebration at Blu Grotto’s outdoor garden at historic Monmouth Park Racetrack in Oceanport. Guests enjoyed a simulcast of the Kentucky Derby, open bar with chef specialties, a hat parade & contest, and live and silent auctions with games of chance Recognized at the Kentucky Derby Celebration were — Michael Duru Clothiers for contributing time, talent and treasure to support many local charities; Joseph Roselle as a recognized philanthropic leader and personal champion in the community; and Thomas F. Hayes, Director of Customer and Community Relations at New Jersey Natural Gas, for his commitment and leadership, serving on over 20 local charity boards and assisting countless others, where his hard work and dedication strengthens partnerships between charities. The mission of the Monmouth Park Charity Fund is to raise and distribute funds to non-profit agencies in Monmouth County that provide services related to health, those at risk in the community, and those in need of special services. For more information, visit mpcharityfund.org.

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1 – (l to r) Maureen Lloyd, Maria Farhat-Tanzola, Thomas Hayes, Assemblywoman Serena DiMaso, Michael Duru, Matt Duru, Senator Declan O’Scanlan, Joseph Roselle 2 – Carol Stillwell, Paul & Enilda Sansone, Former Lt. Governor Kim Guadagno 3 – (l to r) Jim Vaccarro, Ruth Harms, Marta Quinn, Gary Dahms 4 - Tim & Jen Diehl, Warren Diamond, Phil Villapiano, Jane Nagel 5 - Gwen Urs & Vito Cardinale 6 – Debi Heptig & Maureen Lloyd 7 - The Duru families

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DIVORCE TALK: GENDER EQUALITY BY PET E R C . PA R A S , E S Q.

Peter C. Paras

is a shareholder in the Family Law Firm of Paras, Apy & Reiss, P.C. Selected as "Super Lawyer" by NJ Monthly 2006 – 2018. Included in Best Lawyers in America 2015 – 2018 For more information please see the firm’s website at www.par-law.com. The information in this article is not intended as legal advice. For legal advice you should consult your attorney.

Fifty years ago divorce laws in New Jersey followed a much different social convention than they do now. Divorces were only granted if your spouse was “at fault”, having been guilty of desertion, extreme cruelty, or adultery. And if both spouses were at fault, the defense of condonation prevented either party from getting a divorce from the other, thereby sentencing the couple to life together, without parole. Now, a divorce can be based on irreconcilable differences, a ground which requires no finger pointing and which is considered a no-fault ground. And condonation no longer exists, thereby allowing each spouse to be divorced from the other. Although the change in the way divorces are granted is highly representative of changing social standards, perhaps the more significant reflections of changing social mores came with the advent of the women’s movement and the unabated forward march of women in the workplace and in society in general. In 1971 New Jersey adopted equitable distribution as a way to apportion assets and liabilities in divorce. Before that, assets (and liabilities) would belong to the spouse (usually the husband) in whose name the asset was titled. Equitable distribution was the state’s recognition that the non-working spouse (usually the wife in those days) may have contributed to the acquisition of the marital estate in non-economic ways, e.g., caring for the family and providing emotional support to the breadwinner. Over the years, our statutes have been revised to change gender stereotypical pronouns to more gender neutral language. For example, the child support statute refers to the parents’ obligations, not just the

father’s, as it used to. Alimony is now paid from one “party” to the other, not from the husband to the wife. Case law has followed suit. The “tender years presumption”, which assumed that a child six years old or younger was better off with his mother, no longer exists. And parents in custody disputes now start on equal footing, regardless of the child’s age. As fathers have become increasingly more involved in their children’s lives and upbringing, shared custody arrangements (frequently even 50/50) have become more commonplace, often resulting in more highly compensated mothers paying child support to less well paid fathers. This is a natural consequence of women’s march toward equal pay and equality in the workplace, but frequently requires an adjustment in thinking. An even more difficult pill to swallow, one that men have choked on for years, but with a sense of resigned acceptance, is the reality that more women find themselves compelled to pay alimony to their exhusbands. As women get ever closer to gender equality, they will share more of its benefits, but also more of its burdens. Although this makes sense to most people on an intellectual level, it can, quite understandably, require some getting used to on an emotional level. A recent survey of its members by the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers found that 54% reported an increase in the number of mothers paying child support over the last three years, while 45% reported an increase in the number of women paying alimony. And 78% reported an increase in shared custody arrangements. It is clear that gender equality is here to stay - for better or for worse.

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Summer Sun Safety Story: Hope Daniels

Can you imagine having to break the news to all beach goers that the Jersey Shore sun is too damaging for their family’s skin? You probably had the same reaction I did: “I’d rather hide out in the witness protection program and hope an enraged drooling toddler doesn’t find me with a shovel and bucket in their hand.” Let’s face it, we all have heard about the sun’s dangerous effects. However, we also know those facts won’t prevent diehard beach lovers from enjoying the sun and the surf, and well, it shouldn’t. We at the Jersey Shore know that Summertime at the sea is too much fun to pass up. That’s why I reached out to Dr. Kristine Krever, a board certified family physician who specializes in aesthetic medicine at the Center for Aesthetic Medicine at Colts Neck. From sunscreen protection do’s and don’ts to product facts and myths, here are essential tips for dodging those dangerous rays while enjoying your beach days. CM: How is sunscreen supposed to work and why should we wear it? Dr. Krever: Sunscreens work in one of two ways. There are ones that protect from harmful UV radiation by reflecting the rays away from your skin - as in the case of mineral sunscreens. Others absorb the radiation before it can make it into your skin, which are chemical sunscreens. However, it should be noted that chemical sunscreens have a limit as to how much radiation they can absorb. This means that they stop working after about two hours of exposure, even if the product is still in place (not sweated or washed off). For that reason it is imperative that these be reapplied even if you haven’t been in the water or sweating.

CM: Do brand names and price of the lotion

matter?

Dr. Krever: As long as a sunscreen is rated at 30 SPF or higher, you should choose a sunscreen based on the conditions you will be using it under and for how it feels on your skin. I personally try to avoid any product that relies on oxybenzone, as it has some long-term safety concerns. I also stay away from products that contain parabenbased preservatives or retinyl palmitate for similar reasons. I also recommend that my patients try to find a sunscreen that they like the feel, smell and look of. It won’t matter how good the quality of a sunscreen is if you won’t actually end up using it. In my opinion, it's only worth spending extra on a higher end brand when you are purchasing a sunscreen for daily use. These products need to be elegant, pleasant to wear and not necessarily water resistant. Sunscreens that will be used for full body protection on the beach or other outdoor activities should be used liberally and there are many affordable choices available that provide good protection if you search for them. CM: There is a ton of information out there about SPF. What is SPF and what does it really measure? Is there such a thing as 75+? Is there a number that can be used for an entire family or do adults, kids and babies get their own number of protection? Dr. Krever: SPF 30, when applied appropriately, blocks the vast majority of UVB rays and is sufficient for all ages. It’s important to know that SPF doesn’t reveal anything about UVA exposure. Products are typically labeled “broad spectrum” to denote UVA coverage. Increasing the SPF rating to 50 or 70 only increases the protection

marginally. When choosing a sunscreen for babies and children, the bigger consideration should be the ingredients used and how it is applied. Mineral blockers such as zinc and titanium are generally considered safer for young children. CM: We see so many advertisements on

sunscreen bottles nowadays. With all of these labels saying “anti-aging, sensitive, eczema, etc.,” how can a family decide which is the best one for them? Dr. Krever: In general, I try to stick with products that only focus on a single purpose. I find when products are trying to do more than one thing at once they end up falling short on all counts. So products that are intending to also repel insects, or act as a self-tanner or makeup are usually not a great choice. CM: Spray vs. Lotion. I often hear this debate. Is one better than the other? Dr. Krever: Spray sunscreens are certainly convenient for applying with less mess and can be a good choice for people with hairbearing areas that need protection. They are however, frequently under-applied and a large amount of the product is wasted and dispersed into the environment. Spray sunscreens are also almost always chemical-based which may not be the best choice, especially for children. Lotionbased sunscreens have a wider selection of ingredient types and are often the best choice, as long as they get used in the proper amounts. A shot glass worth of sunscreen is necessary for most full body applications. That means if applied correctly, a 4oz. bottle will only last four applications. If your bottle of sunscreen is lasting longer than that, you're probably not using enough.

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Challenges and Treatment of Substance Abuse by John Muldoon, PhD, LPC

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My name is John Muldoon. I am a new therapist at Meredith O’Brien & Affiliates, LLC. I have extensive clinical experience in both the areas of substance abuse and domestic violence. I was a former university professor and had the privilege to teach and to supervise graduate students. In addition to my doctorate in counselor education, I am a Licensed Professional Counselor, a Certified Addictions Counselor and an Approved Clinical Supervisor. My passion is counseling people who have substance use and abuse issues. One thing I have learned, among others, is the effect that problematic substance use has on individuals, family members, and others around the individual. In my master’s program, I researched individuals, including adolescents, with substance abuse and dependence issues. I began exploring the effects of addiction on significant others and children. I learned about Sharon WegscheiderCruse’s experiences on counseling families and children of alcoholics.

Her research on family roles (dependent, co-dependent, hero, scapegoat, mascot, and lost child) in an alcoholic family were quite relevant with the individuals and families I was counseling. Claudia Black’s rules (don’t talk, don’t trust, and don’t feel) also connected with family members. An individual’s statement that his or her use does not affect anyone else became quite the myth. Statistically speaking, 26.9% of people ages 18 or older reported that they engaged in binge drinking (men 5 drinks in two hours; women - 4 drinks in two hours) in the past month. Seven percent reported that they engaged in heavy alcohol use in the past month, where heavy alcohol use is defined as binge drinking on five or more days in the past month (The National Institute of Health, 2015). The American Society of Addiction Management reported that 2 million people had a substance use disorder involving prescription pain relievers and 591,000 had a substance use disorder involving heroin. In addition, 259 million opioid prescriptions were written in 2012; that is more than enough to give every American adult a bottle of pills.

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So, what do we do about substance addiction? It seems there are two main objectives beyond making treatment accessible to people who generally do not believe they have a substance problem, who are not interested in treatment, and/or who do not want to decrease or stop using. One avenue is to provide education because there are many myths about addiction including that one has to drink/use daily. The second is to collaboratively develop and continually evaluate a plan that provides the direction for treatment. Obstacles will occur for most clients, usually in the form of defenses. It is important for a well-trained addictions counselor to understand, recognize, and challenge the subtle and not so subtle thoughts and behaviors that make progress in counseling challenging. I continue to be fascinated with addictions counseling. The process is different for each individual. It is important to explore the individual and family dynamics and to acknowledge and to validate the impact addiction has on the family unit. If you or a loved one is suffering with addiction please contact our practice.

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Left to right: Alyssa Anderson, Curran Scoble, Mary Pat Moriarty (Co-Chair), Maura Beyer (Board of Education), Katie Thompson (Co-Chair), and Helena Bruno.

Rumson Kitchen Tour Delights, Raises Funds for School Initiatives

STORY: SUSAN MURPHY | PHOTOS: SUSIE SEFCIK

umson Education Foundation hosted its 2018 Kitchen Tour on May 17, and welcomed 550 guests eager to visit the eight beautiful homes showcased in this year’s tour. Event Co-chairs Katie Thompson and Mary Pat Moriarty explained that guests were able to meet the designers, architects, and builders who crafted each of the eight kitchens. Tour-goers were also able to sample a variety of delicious tastings prepared by local eateries, chefs, bakeries and special event caterers. Prior to the tour, a Sip, Shop and Chat was held at Bingham Hall where guests enjoyed coffee from Coffee Corral, as well as shopping from J. McLaughlin; Catalina Creations; Swimming in Sprinkles (specialty toys and gifts); Lili’s Klosque (handmade hats/bags); and Karl Elizabeth (vintage scarf pillows like Hermes). Guests were given gift bags which included promotional items from all tour sponsors. The major sponsors of the events included: DesignNJ Magazine, Promotional

Sponsor; PMI Stone Importers, Tour Sponsor; Community Magazine, Media Sponsor; ClockWorks Homes, Directional Sponsor; Nemo Tile & Stone, Invitation Sponsor; The Law Office of Tara Breslow-Testa, Gift Bag Sponsor; and Meulener Dental, Ad Journal Sponsor. In addition, Ms. Moriarty said there were 22 House Sponsors who paid $1,000 to sponsor a tour home. They included Bedrock Granite; Better Housekeeping Shop; Castle Woodcraft Associates; Chelsea Kitchen & Bath Design Studio; Circle BMW; Stephen J. Gassert Design; Goodhue Bros. Builders; Hollinger Cabinetry, Inc.; Kpalm Fine Art; Land Rover of Monmouth; Lead Dog Custom Homes; Master Design Cabinetry; Merrick Construction; Milano Builders; Monteforte Architectural Studio; Orderleigh Home; Pine Belt Cadillac; The Pool House; Ray Catena Family of Dealerships; Shore Castle Technology; Tiled Interiors; and Weinstein Carpet & Flooring. “The rainy forecast did not dampen the spirits on tour day. Each home on the

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tour truly shined thanks to our gracious homeowners, generous sponsors, and the chefs, florists and designers who lent their time and talents to showcase each home. This event is a monumental undertaking and Katie and I are truly grateful to the hundred plus volunteers who helped make this day possible,” shared Ms. Moriarty. She noted that REF raised approximately $75,000. All proceeds raised will go directly to support the REF’s Project Impact: The Interactive Whiteboard Technology Project that is raising funds to place this technology in every classroom in Deane Porter and Forrestdale schools. In just seven months, the REF has raised $250,000 of the approximate $350,000 needed to complete this project. The REF has also set aside funds to award individual grants requested by teachers and students. To donate to the Rumson Education Foundation, please visit RumsonEducationFoundation.org. For more photos, visit CommunityMagazineNJ.com.

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Fabulous Forties Ball Raises Funds for Children with Cancer

n April 21, 2018, guests gathered at the Spring Lake Golf Club to enjoy The Ashley Lauren Foundation’s much anticipated 7th Annual Butterfly Ball “THE FABULOUS FORTIES” and raised funding and awareness for children suffering from cancer. Monica Vermeulen, Founder/CEO stated, “We are so grateful to all of our sponsors, auction donors, entertainers and guests for their incredible support. Guests enjoyed the Big Band sound of The Ed Conte Orchestra, our Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin impersonators and our Andrew Sisters singers along with a beautiful 1941 Cadillac Convertible that was on display. We had an amazing trio of honorees which included Jeremy Grunin (Hope Award), Joe Leone Introna (Humanitarian Award) and Lori Kirsch (Volunteer of the Year Award). It was our distinct pleasure to present all of their amazing accomplishments in our communities.” The goal of The Ashley Lauren Foundation is to ease the journey when pediatric cancer is diagnosed by providing direct financial assistance (household bills, medications not paid through medical insurance, traveling expenses to and from hospitals, funeral expenses, etc.); material assistance (food, clothing, household items); emotional support (for the entire family); seasonal parties for the children and their families (Spring Party at the Boardwalk, Summerfest, Harvest Party, and Holiday Party); advocacy; “Making Dreams Come True” Program; Birthday Brigade (gifts, cake, balloons delivered personally to each child); special outings; hospital parties; holiday gifts for the children and anything else that is needed to make their lives easier and bring smiles to their faces. For more information, visit ashleylaurenfoundation.org.

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Meet Your Neighbor:

Jack Howley STORY: CATHY PADILLA | PHOTO: MELISSA AMORELLI

He’s a man who expresses gratitude freely and enjoys the fruits that his hard labor has won. Jack Howley, who was recently inducted into the Guardian Life Insurance Company of America’s Hall of Fame, is President of Howley Financial Group and has worked with Guardian since 1981, just after he graduated from college. Hard work, dedication, and a positive attitude have enabled Jack to build a successful business. Jack, his wife Iwona, and his daughters live in Rumson. Meet your neighbor, the ever-optimistic Jack Howley.

My Business: Howley Financial Group, LLC which is a part of the Northeast Planning Corporation Network.

Florida to develop a new clientele there, as well as better service to the snowbirds from our area.

I started my business: 1986

My favorite part of what I do: It gives me great satisfaction to meet with my long-standing clients. As they approach retirement, we look back and review all of my financial recommendations over the years and as a result, their life will be great.

Who I help in one sentence: People who want to achieve financial freedom. What my business achieves: Clients’ goals of meeting their wealth creation and protection objectives. How I feel about being inducted into Guardian’s Hall of Fame: I am truly honored, humbled, and proud. I have been blessed in many ways. What sets me apart from others doing what I do: I have created a unique macroeconomic approach focusing on the “process and strategies” rather than products. Why I started my business: I always wanted to be an entrepreneur and control my own destiny. I have learned a lot from my clients, many of whom are small business owners or closely held corporations. The most rewarding part of my career: Knowing that my clients’ financial lives are much better as a result of my professional guidance. My next goal: Opening an office in Naples,

My best business tip to share: Enjoy each and every person, in that they all have unique needs and create a special experience. Focus on meeting their unique objectives. The person who has most influenced my career: The person who brought me into this great business 35 years ago: the late, great, Al Ferrara. I think of him every day. He was a great mentor to me, both professionally and personally.

serve as a mentor to many local students, providing career counseling, helping to place them in summer internships, and upon college graduation, assist them in gaining full-time employment.

Some of my favorite things: Book: Rays of the Dawn by Dr. Thurman Fleet Movie: The Shawshank Redemption Quote: “Play like a champion!” Restaurant: Tie between Undici and Birravino City: Chicago Person: The original sweetness, my wife Iwona

My hobbies outside of work: I love to socialize, spend time with my family, run, spend time at the beach, travel, and watch Notre Dame Football. Organizations to which I belong: I am the Bergen Catholic High School class chairman. I also serve on the Board of Trustees of The Charles Edison Fund and The Edison Innovation Foundation. I was recently awarded The Founders Medal by my Alma Mater, Bergen Catholic. I also Jack Howley with his wife, Iwona, and daughters, Courtney and Alexandria at Guardian's Hall of Fame induction ceremony. (Missing from photo is Brielle Howley)

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Chef David Burke Story: Cathy Padilla • Photos: Cody Cutter

Award-winning chef David Burke has become one of the most-recognized culinary experts in the world through hard work and cultivating an extensive professional background through working in kitchens across many cultures. His diverse career is filled with many exciting and unique experiences, including numerous television appearances, owning renowned restaurants, philanthropic work, creating patented inventions, and authoring cookbooks. This same renowned chef is the man behind the new Drifthouse Restaurant in Sea Bright. A Jersey boy since childhood, Burke grew up in Monmouth County eating pizza at the local Romeo’s Pizzeria in Hazlet. With soul of a true foodie, he has a playful flair for his dishes. He feels just as at home serving the President of the United States in his restaurant at Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C. as he is serving his GourmetPops line of cheesecake lollipops. Drifthouse is Burke’s first oceanfront offering - a New American restaurant opened in April in partnership with the Stavola Family, owners of Driftwood Cabana Club. Open year-round to the public, Drifthouse serves dinner daily with happy hour promotions at the bar and lounge. Chef Robert Burke, David’s brother and colleague of 30 years, leads the kitchen. Burke has been featured on television, including appearances on two seasons of Bravo's Top Chef Masters, Iron Chef America, a guest spot on the Every Day with Rachael Ray show, NBC’s TODAY Show, Bloomberg's small-business television series The Mentor, and more. He is currently developing concepts for two more television shows.

A graduate of the Culinary Institute of America and a student at École Lenôtre Pastry School in Plaisir, France, Burke has worked with legendary chefs in France and New York. His mastery of French culinary technique and his unique American creativity were confirmed at an early age when he received Three Stars from the New York Times. Burke was then chosen by his peers to represent the USA at The International Culinary Competition and won France’s coveted Meilleurs Ouvriers de France Diplôme d’Honneur. He is the only American to ever achieve this honor. Burke also won the Nippon Award for Excellence from the government of Japan for his overall skill and technique. Burke is also actively involved in culinology, an approach to blending culinary arts and food technology. As a culinary pioneer, Burke’s innovations and revolutionizing techniques appear on menus all over the world. Burke owns the patent for the unique process by which he uses pink Himalayan salt to dry-age his steaks for up to 100 days. Always looking for a new culinary adventure, Burke was chosen to head food operations at Garden City Hotel in Garden City, New York this spring. He is also joining the Adelphi Hotel in Saratoga Springs as culinary director, overseeing the hotel’s restaurants. Here is our exclusive Meet Your Neighbor with Chef David Burke: Where I grew up: I was born in Brooklyn, grew up in Hazlet, Monmouth County. What I love about Monmouth County: The diversity of the people My favorite local restaurant as a kid: Romeo’s Pizzeria, on Union Avenue in Hazlet. How I first became interested in cooking: I worked as a dishwasher on Route 35 at a Holiday Inn. What it’s like to work with my brother: My brother and I have worked together in the past 30 years, on and off, we are like peas and carrots.

How I feel about having a restaurant at the Jersey Shore: I am very excited at the opportunity. I hope it will lead to other opportunities for this restaurant group. It’s a great layout and my parents are 10 miles away. I’m going to serve many local products, it’s a preferred location for fish and farms. How it feels to be the only American to ever win France’s coveted Meilleurs Ouvriers de France Diplome d’Honneur: I am exceptionally proud of the award. I represented the United States in an International culinary competition, we showed up and opened a can of Whoop-ass. I hold two patents in the culinary world: Creativity is my strength, patents protect my ideas. What’s coming next: I am developing two culinary shows for TV. They will feature plenty of travel, work, humor, and food drama. In 2016 you were named the New Jersey Red Cross Clara Barton Humanitarian of the Year: It’s not about the award, but the recognition is appreciated. I am in a position to help others, and it’s about caring for others in need. Favorite meal: Eggs & Peking Duck Favorite beverage non-alcoholic, and alcoholic: Coffee and Pisco Food I do not like: Anchovies

Chef Robert Burke (left) and Chef David Burke

Five food items in my pantry I could not live without: Butter, olive oil, eggs, lemons, tomatoes Favorite restaurant I do not own: 21 Club Best thing I cook: A Storm - lobster and eggs Favorite meal on the menu at Drifthouse: Chicken soaked in seaweed, with butternut risotto Favorite reads: “Man in the Arena” by Teddy Roosevelt and the poem “What If” Someone who has inspired me in my career: Artisan Chefs Charlie Palmer & Waldy Malouf and glass artist Dale Chihouly

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June 7th at 7:30 p.m. Thompson Park Activity Barn, Lincroft Enjoy an evening of music and fun with the Colts Neck Community Band. The concert features selections from popular music and show tunes. Indoor seating available or bring your lawn chairs. FREE!

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June 9th & 10th from 12:00 to 5:00 p.m. FirstEnergy Park, Lakewood Festival-goers can look forward to sampling wines from a variety of awardwinning Garden State wineries. In addition to wine tastings, there will also be live entertainment, as well as crafters, retail vendors and food vendors.

48TH ANNUAL IRISH FESTIVAL

June 10th from 12:00 to 7:00 p.m. Join in for a fun-filled day of live Thoroughbred racing, Irish step dancing, crafters, food, a pipe and drum competition, two human horse races and so much more at Monmouth Park Racetrack. monmouthpark.com

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Starting June 10th and every Sunday from 3:00 to 7:00 p.m. ENJOY! Sundays on the deck at Wonder Bar. Come enjoy some drinks, some sun, and some tunes by one of the best bands in New Jersey.

ECO-ELEPHANT FAMILY FLEA MARKET

June 16th from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Dorbrook Recreation Area, Colts Neck Browse vendors at this outdoor market for the one-of-a-kind item you did not even think you needed. Admission and parking are free.

June 16th from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. Monmouth Street, Red Bank And after the race: Join the Fit Fest. At the Red Bank Fit Fest, you can participate in a line-up of fitness activities, discover local health practitioners and wellness products and enjoy local food vendors. All activities are free and open to the public! SUP, SUP Yoga, Kayaking & Mat Yoga with Flow Paddle Yoga; Mat Pilates with Renaissance The Studio Red Bank; Table Stretching and Massage by the AMTA NJ Chapter; Spike Ball, Tug O War & Cross Fit Intro with CrossFit TreeHouse 2; Chair Massage & Reflexology with A Kneaded Vacation Massage & Wellness; Plus Cupcake Decorating with Sugarush a sweet experience; Kids Painting with Pinot’s Palette; and more from YMCA Red Bank Family Health & Wellness Center, GYMGUYZ, and others! RedBankClassic.com

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June 17th Treat Dad to lunch or bring a picnic and enjoy the beautiful sights and sounds of Monmouth Park. There’s nothing quite like spending a day picking winners with Dad at the track. monmouthpark.com

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TASTE OF HIGHLANDS June 23rd Sample scrumptious food and cocktails from 21 Highlands establishments. Tickets are $50 per person and can be purchased online and at participating establishments or the day of the event at Huddy Park and Veterans Park until 2 pm. Huddy Park and Veterans Park highlandsnj.com

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43RD ANNUAL GARDEN PARTY June 24th at 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. Join in at the historic Riverside Estate on Navesink River Road. Continuing the Garden Party tradition, MCHA is delighted to be honoring former Trustee and Garden Party co-Chair Daren Hutchinson and Trustee and MCHA past-President Suzanne R. Post. monmouthhistory.org

COUNT BASIE THEATRE SUMMER GALA June 30th Featuring Tony® Award Winning Actor and Singer Leslie Odom Jr. of “Hamilton”, honoring The Jay and Linda Grunin Foundation. Thebasie.org

SHARK FEST! June 30th Come Spend the Day with a Shark! Family Fun Festival, for kids and kids at heart. Along the waterfront promenade at the harbor, enjoy FREE Admission, FREE Parking, FREE Kids Fishing Derby, Live Music, interesting merchandise vendors, delicious food, beer & wine garden, Kids activities and weigh-in of the shark for the 9th annual Shark Challenge!

SUNDAY IN THE PARK with the NJ SYMPHONY July 1st starts at 8:00 p.m. Watch the fireflies dance along to the overture to Crazy for You and catch a glimpse of a shooting star during Rossini’s fiery overture to William Tell. You may even hear a familiar tune from a galaxy far, far away! Lay back on the grass or bring a lawn chair of your own and take in this marvelous concert with stunning views of the Navesink River in Marine Park, Red Bank. Redbank.org

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OVERCOMING AN INJURY Sometimes life throws us a curveball. It happens to all of us. The key is not living our lives in a way that will prevent these curveballs but using them as tools to growth. Three weeks ago, I tore my ACL, medial meniscus and lateral meniscus in my knee. Surgery was required to reconstruct the ACL and repair what they could of the meniscus. As an active individual who relies on movement and exercise for health (body and mind) and trains others to do the same, I was devastated. Recovery for an injury like mine takes months. Part of me wanted to throw in the towel - accept that perhaps I would never run again, never hike the mountains I’ve always dreamed of taking on, and that I would need to look into another line of work. But the other part of me knew that if I could choose to use this injury as a means to slow down my chaotic life, find new and better ways of moving my body and use my newfound personal understanding of joint pain to better empathize with and help others, I could come out with not only a better life for myself but also for my clients. So as I take the time to heal, I am also pursuing new certifications in joint health and neuromuscular systems. These certifications will help me better serve clients looking to relieve pain, change body composition, or increase strength and performance. Since the focus is on the nervous system, it doesn’t matter if you’re a

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Mater Dei Prep Receives the Most Nominations at the 13th Annual Basie Awards The biggest night for high school theater in Monmouth County is the Annual Basie Awards Ceremony, this year held on Wednesday, May 23, at the newly renamed Count Basie Center for the Arts (formerly Count Basie Theatre). The Mater Dei Prep Seraph Players were honored to be nominated for 16 awards, ultimately winning 7. The 16 Basie Award nominations tied a Mater Dei Prep record, and the Seraph Players production of Les Miserables received the most nominations of any musical this year. The production of Les Miserables had an unforgettable run that included three sell out performances and the largest number of tickets sold in Mater Dei Prep history. Les Miserables was the first production under the recently established Performing Arts Institute at Mater Dei Prep. The Basie Awards began in 2005 as a way to honor and recognize high school-level actors, actresses, and productions in the Monmouth County area. This year, a record 22 dramas and 29 musical performances were evaluated by the Basie Awards nomination committee, which produced nominations for students, productions, and schools in various acting and production categories.

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In addition to recognizing high school talent, a Lifetime Achievement Award was presented to Middletownâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Tom Bernard, co-founder and co-president of Sony Pictures Classics, a longtime Count Basie Theatre board member, and co-founder of the Asbury Park Music & Film Festival. This honor is presented to individuals who have dedicated their lives to making art happen and art that matters in our community. Winners of the Count Basie Theatreâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Arts Impacts Scholarships were also recognized: Erica Wu of Holmdel High School; Shelby Pickelny of Ocean Township High; Isabella Mingino of Middletown High School South; and Abigail Karl of Communications High School.

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More than 60 attend Yoga event to benefit Habitat for Humanity at Monmouth Racetrack In April, Habitat for Humanity in Monmouth County and DNB Events hosted an Earth Day Yoga Event at the Monmouth Race Track. The event featured local Yoga instructors - Chrisanne Milko from Monmouth Beach Yoga & Wellness, DonnaLyn Giegerich of Yoga on the Lake Summer Series and Vanessa Van Noy from Synergy Hot Yoga. “This event has grown exponentially since last year, it’s a great way to help promote the mission of Habitat for Humanity in Monmouth

County in a unique and fun way. The support around this event from the Yoga community has been amazing,” said Donna Beriont, DNB Events. More than 60 attendees joined special guests Megan Callus of Ignitable Fitness and Dina Hafner of Kinetric Wellness who each gave opening remarks about stretching and nutrition. After the 60-minute yoga session, guests enjoyed a wine tasting hosted by Buy Rite of Holmdel and a special trunk show from Athleta of Shrewsbury.

Tee up for Families in Need at the 2018 FCS Golf Classic Golf enthusiasts are encouraged to register for the upcoming 2018 Family & Children’s Service (FCS) Golf Classic on July 23, 2018 at Rumson Country Club. The event raises funds for agency programs and services that address critical needs in the community, including homelessness; neglect, abuse and exploitation; home and respite care; and childhood literacy. Proceeds from will be donated to supporting vulnerable families in Monmouth County. Registration fees for the FCS Golf Classic are $420 for individual golfers and $1,650 for a foursome. These costs include golf carts and green fees for 18-holes of play, a barbeque luncheon, cocktail

reception, dinner and awards. Golfers may compete for prizes for lowgross and low-net scores and try their luck at the Hole-in-One, Hit-theGreen and other course challenges. This year’s FCS Golf Classic will also include a raffle drawing for a trip to Pebble Beach Golf Resort, valued at over $12,000. Tickets are $100 each and are being sold in advance of the event. Only 250 chances will be sold. To register for the Golf Classic, purchase a Pebble Beach Resort raffle ticket or to inquire about sponsorships, contact Diane Gribbin dgribbin@fcsmonmouth.org or call 732.222.9111. For more information about Family & Children’s Service, visit fcsmonmouth.org.

SPUR to Host Fundraiser for Children with Disabilities On the first day of summer, show some inSPURation and help support a great cause at On the Deck in Atlantic Highlands on June 21. Special People United to Ride (SPUR), a 501(c) (3) is an organization that works in conjunction with the Monmouth County Park System and Sunnyside Equestrian Center to bring the benefits of therapeutic horsemanship to individuals with physical, cognitive and developmental disabilities. It will be raising funds for scholarships from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.

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Tickets can be obtained for $25 at spuronline.org, at Sunnyside Equestrian Center, located at 628 Middletown Lincroft Road in Lincroft, or at the door. Each ticket comes with a SPUR cup, which can be picked up at the event, to enjoy free Miller Lite, Coors Light and house wine. The evening will also feature live music, drink specials and a 50/50 raffle. SPUR students’ progress in strength, balance, and self-confidence not only provides a very special sense of accomplishment but also crosses over to enhance their daily lives. Requests for financial aid rise each session. The mission of the SPUR Board of Directors is to ensure that no student is turned away from the programs due to financial need. This year the target is to raise more than $40,000 for the SPUR Scholarship Fund.

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Local High School Students Visit Riverview Medical Center on Career Day By Susan Murphy In early May, seven sophomore students from Red Bank Regional High School who were interested in healthcare professions visited Hackensack Meridian Riverview Medical Center. The Red Bank Rotary, selected the students and facilitated the visit in honor of Career Day. “Riverview Medical Center is just one of the many locations that students can visit on Career Day. We have hosted them for almost a decade and look forward to doing so in the future. This program began with Dr. Anthony Micale, and his wife Patty has carried the tradition this past year,” explained April Guillerme Dunic, Manager, Public Relations for Bayshore Medical Center/Riverview Medical Center. “The students were excited about the tour and asked very smart questions of the various department managers. By the end, you could see that different departments resonated with different students, and it was thrilling from our standpoint to be able to watch them come alive when they were watching a demonstration that spoke to them and their interests.” She added, “Our commitment to the students is ongoing and we would be honored to do this year after year for any student interested in pursuing a career in the healthcare field.” Chief Operating Officer at Riverview Medical Center Kelli O’Brien stated, “Providing these students with an early glimpse of a life in healthcare can help them determine which field they may wish to pursue and I think that’s incredibly valuable. It’s also a fantastic opportunity for the hospital and our community. These students may choose to work at Riverview Medical Center one day!’

Left to right: Patty Micale, Harriet Primack, Steven Sanfilippo of Red Bank Rotary, Mackenzie Wood (Oceanport), Louisa Attia (Union Beach), Ava Altamura (Shrewsbury), Kelli O’Brien, Chief Operating Office of Riverview Medical Center, Carmen Rivera (Red Bank), Kylar Jackson (Shrewsbury), Emily Arroyo (Union Beach), Catherine Quinn (Little Silver) and Lisa Ranucci, Oncology Business Manager at Riverview Medical Center.

RBR Athletes Commit to Play College Sports Red Bank Regional’s (RBR) student athletes committed on May 1 to play sports at the colleges of their choice next fall. They are (pictured from left to right, back row): Salvatore Giglio (Red Bank), Football, Springfield College; Samuel Goldzweig (Shrewsbury), Cross Country/ Track and Field, Marist College; Zachary Mueller (Little Silver), Golf, Catholic University; Andrew Hall (Little Silver), Swimming and Diving, Bates College; (left to right, front row): Alex Terody (Union Beach), Track and Field, Penn State; Charlotte Cochrane (Little Silver), Track and Field/Cross Country, University of Michigan; Abigail Decker (Shrewsbury), Tennis, Loyola University; Daniel J. Vega (Union Beach), Cross Country/Track and Field; Monmouth University; Gabriella Lopez (Red Bank), Volleyball, Fairleigh Dickinson University – Florham.

St. George’s by-the-River 70th Canterbury Fair

On June 9 from 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., St. George’s by-the-River church will host the Canterbury Fair at 7 Lincoln Avenue in Rumson.

A local tradition that’s fun for the whole family! The Fair includes great items for sale at bargain prices, including the “shabby chic” and jewelry areas, linens, books, plants and flowers, toys, children’s clothing and a silent auction. There are plenty of food choices for

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everyone, including the popular Lobster Lunch, along with hamburgers and hot dogs, and more. Activities for the kids include a petting zoo, bounce house, face painting, games and a children’s chance auction. Visit stgeorgesrumson.org/canterbury-fair for more details.

RCDS’s Annual Rummage Sale Benefits Local Community The Rumson Country Day School’s Annual Rummage Sale, popularly known as A Whale of a Sale kicked off on April 20, and still proved to be a huge success 49 years after its inaugural opening.

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The Rummage Sale is the school’s longest running community service project and has become an anticipated tradition involving every family at RCDS. For many days prior to the sale, RCDS’s Blake Gymnasium was buzzing with parent volunteers unloading, unpacking, organizing and displaying a vast variety of donated items from the community. In the days to follow, lines of faculty, staff, friends, family and community members stretched down the block for the affordable shopping opportunity. Shoppers browsed boutique treasures to household and family necessities for unlimited bargains. They could also bid on silent auction items like furniture, antiques, china, crystal, artwork and collectibles. The Rummage Sale is one of the most important fundraisers at The Rumson Country Day School, with proceeds devoted to the financial aid program, which provides tuition assistance to many children who attend the school. Also a testament to RCDS’s commitment to community service, the sale provides low-cost goods to those in need. Unsold items were donated to local charities including Lunch Break, ASPCA, The Harbor School, Lutheran Church Community Clothes Closet, Family & Children’s Services, Horizons Student Enrichment, and The Salvation Army. “Thank you to all of the community for donating their quality goods and to our parent body for staffing the set-up, organization and sale days,” said co-chair Maryann Baret. “We are especially grateful for our maintenance staff, led by Mr. Brian Stolowski, who organized all the infrastructure for the event to ensure the success of the sale.”

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Nursery through Grade 8 Rummage Sale Chairs Maryann Baret and Meghann Marturano with their children.

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Rumson Oceanic Library Hosts Successful Cupcake Wars By Susan Murphy This year’s Oceanic Library Cupcake Wars was definitely competitive! The event was held on May 3. and was only open to children ages 8 to 16. There were 20 entries for the contest and an amazing array of luscious cupcakes. Judges Denise Kelleher and Jodi Wooley of Cups and Cakes said it was the best “Cupcake Wars” to date. They noted it was difficult choosing from such an outstanding collection. The winners for Most Creative included first place winner Lyla Whitenack for her Cheeseburger Cupcakes; second place winners Nora Collard and Dakota Diehl for their Popcorn Cupcakes; and third place winner Mia Masserio for her M&M cupcakes. Honorable Mention in this category was Emma Kilbourne and Madison Decker for their Crabby Patty Cupcakes. The winners for Best Tasting included first place winner Julie Gauss and Sophia Honnold for their Cannoli Cupcakes; second place winner Sophie Yackel for her Lemon Meringue Cupcakes; and third place winners Kay and Kristen Weir for their Banana & Peanut Butter Cupcakes. The Honorable Mention in this category was the team of Olivia Carroll and Elle Cupps for their Ice Cream Sundae Cupcakes. Kim Megill of Wilton Decorating gave a decorating and icing demonstration as well as Wilton cake decorating tools as raffle prizes. “Everyone had a great time. This was a talented group of bakers. The judges had a hard time this year because the contestants definitely

‘upped’ their game!” said Oceanic Library Board President Carolyn Miller.

All of the winners in the Oceanic Library Cupcake Wars gather together for a photo.

Lyla Whitenack proudly holds the first place trophy for her “Most Creative” Cheeseburger Cupcakes.

Julie Gauss and Sophia Honnold display their trophy and their first place “Best Tasting” winning Cannoli cupcake

Boy Scout Troop 125 Announces Five Eagle Scouts Five members of Boy Scout Troop 125 in Fair Haven have achieved Eagle Scout, the highest rank in scouting. The ceremony for Reed DiCenso, Aidan Eustace, David Ham, Matthew Ramirez, and Patrick Sach was held on April 26 at Christ Church on Ridge Road in Fair Haven, with Scout Master Robert List officiating. Father Jim Grogan, Pastor of the Church of the Nativity, gave the invocation. Reverend Russell Eidmann-Hicks of Holmdel Community United Church of Christ gave the closing prayer. “The Road to Eagle Scout” is a journey that includes years of dedication to scouting and culminates in the completion of a service project. The service project is a daunting undertaking that needs to be completed by the candidate’s eighteenth birthday. The project must be

approved by a Boy Scout Board of Review, and has to provide ample demonstration of a scout’s planning, organizational, and leadership skills.

The newest Eagle Scouts of Troop 125 in Fair Haven are (from left to right) Matthew Ramirez, Patrick Sach, Aidan Eustace, David Ham, and Reed DiCenso.

Former Casey Becomes an NFL Colt Quenton Nelson is fast becoming the most famous football player to have come from Holmdel or graduate from Red Bank Catholic High School (Class of 2014). The offensive guard was selected by the Indianapolis Colts in the 2018 NFL Draft and has since garnered praise as not only one of the safest picks throughout the three-day event, but perhaps the best pick of 2018. Nelson, #56, is currently in training for the upcoming season and is expected to start at left guard for the Colts. Congratulations Quenton on your graduation from the University of Notre Dame and your draft into the NFL!

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Forrestdale School Music Department Takes Top Honors On May 4, the Forrestdale Senior Choir under the direction of Mrs. Barbara Leutz and the Forrestdale Concert Band under the direction of Mr. John Lebitsch performed in Jackson, NJ as part of the 2018 Music in the Parks Festival. Following their performances, the groups finished their day at Six Flags Great Adventure where the official awards ceremony was held. At Music in the Parks, each ensemble gives an adjudicated performance for prominent judges in the field of music education. Directors receive taped and written comments from each judge. This year’s festival featured 26 performing ensembles from 11 different schools representing New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and Maryland. This year, the Forrestdale Choir came in First Place with a rating of Excellent. The Forrestdale Band came in First Place with a rating of Superior. In addition to the ensemble awards, the Forrestdale Band earned the distinction of being named Best Overall Concert Band in the

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jr. high/middle school division. To cap off the awards ceremony, the entire music department was presented with the festival’s top honor: the coveted Esprit de Corps Award. Highlighting the importance of genuine support for fellow performers while demonstrating excellence in all facets of performance both on and off stage, this honorable distinction is presented to one school at the awards ceremony at the conclusion of the festival.

A Night to Knockout Pet Cancer money to offer financial assistance to families who have pets fighting cancer. The event was attended by local animal lovers to help raise money and awareness for The Brodie Fund. Sally Williams, Founder and Director, spoke about the organization and grant recipients before introducing a special video project created by board member Heather Wallace. The video shared interviews and highlighted what the financial assistance means to families with pets fighting cancer. Quincy Mumford entertained the sold out evening that celebrated the gift of time given with each grant. Left to right: Scott Williams, Sally Williams, Dana Cincione, and Jonathan Welle

On May 10, Langosta Lounge hosted “A Night to Knockout Pet Cancer” benefiting The Brodie Fund in Asbury Park. This event raised

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‘Liberty Extravaganza’ at Tower Hill The 30th annual “Liberty Extravaganza,” including a concert of all-American music and an audience sing-along of patriotic songs, is planned for July 1, 2018 at Tower Hill First Presbyterian Church in Red Bank, 255 Harding Road. The 7:00 p.m. concert is preceded by an outdoor festival and live music on the church patio beginning at 5:00 p.m.

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The concert features music by the Liberty Choir, soloists and a brass ensemble. The choir is made up of choral singers from the church and the community, under the direction of Nicole Cochran. Popular features of the All-American musical program include patriotic favorites, Broadway show tunes, and audience sing-a-longs to standards like “Yankee Doodle” and “God Bless America.” A stirring salute to the armed forces pays tribute to the men and women who have served the United States in uniform. The evening concludes with the raising of the

The church is handicapped-accessible. For additional information or to be placed on the mailing list for Tower Hill Concert Series events, call 732.747.1348.

Doors open at 6:30 p.m. for admission to the concert. Early arrival is advised to be sure of a seat. The concert, a Tower Hill Concert Series event, is free. An offering will be taken to support the concert series. There is a charge for hot dogs and strawberry desserts served during the outdoor festival.

The Tower Hill Concert Series has provided musical offerings for the community for more than 30 years. The series is one facet of the church’s music program, which includes adult and children’s choirs, handbell choirs and instrumental ensembles.

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