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The President recognizes us for quality excellence. Connor thinks we’re great too.

Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award Recipient Connor McHugh was born two months too soon. Thanks to the

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embrace change and work hard every day to be the best.

While we are proud to receive the Malcolm Baldrige National

The organizations we honor

Quality Award, Connor's big smile is the greatest prize of all.

today with the Baldrige National Quality Award exemplify that spirit.” — Barack Obama, 44th President of the United States

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inside

Features:

Hayrides, and Mazes, and Pumpkins. . . Oh My!............ The Good, The Bad, and the Funny This year’s hottest costumes.............. Talking With Your Child About Breast Cancer....................

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24 Cleaning for a Reason........ 26 AtlantiCare’s 7th Annual Breast Health Signature Event...........

Departments:

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events

14 Market Place Resource guide for parents ..... 30 Upcoming family activities......

Where’s the party? JS Children’s Museum .....................

business directory Resource guide for parents .....

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message from the publisher Matt Griffith, Publisher

Dear Friends, At my house, we love the fall almost as much as we love the summer. Pumpkin carving, bonfires, apple-picking, hayrides, fall sports, and long walks in the woods are just a short list of things we love doing in the fall. Since this is our first “Fall” issue, we had the tough job of combining two completely unrelated topics that we think are important to families at the Jersey Shore… Fall activities and Breast Cancer Awareness. Sure this is the season for corn mazes, hayrides and pumpkin picking but October is also Breast Cancer Awareness month. Unfortunately, Jeanne and I have been impacted with breast cancer as we’ve watched friends and family both go through the challenges of this disease and the impact it has had on their families. Please take some time this month to consider those who have been affected by breast cancer and do something in their honor; we’ve found some breast cancer related events and have designated them with a Breast Cancer Ribbon to make them easy for you to find. And, if you haven’t yet, please talk to your doctor about your risks and the precautions you can be taking now to prevent or address breast cancer in your life. As far as fall related activities are concerned, we’ve gathered a cornucopia of fun things to do with your families. I had the pleasure of driving to various farms to check out their fall offerings in preparation for this issue. I saw lots of cool corn mazes, beautiful pumpkins and the makings of some pretty scary hayrides. Use this issue as your guide and try to maximize all that our area has to offer. Celebrating Jonah’s 8th birthday Yours,

Matt Griffith

on a fantastic late-summer day at Absecon Lighthouse

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editor’s note

Zak the Dragon w/ Knight, Wizard, and not 1 but 2 Fairy Princesses

Sherrii Brentari, Editor

Fall. . . Beautiful, cool, clean, pumpkin-filled FALL. This year, the change of seasons hit us so abruptly it almost hurt. It was like a quick, brisk slap on the nose. One day, I’m searching for clean bathing suits without sand trapped in the liners and, literally, the next day The Year of I’m scrambling to find fall jackets that actually fit. the dragon Traditionally, I start planning my kids’ Halloween costumes as soon as the AC goes off. I am one of those crazy mothers who insists on hand-making costumes. I love it. I love planning the theme (of course there’s always a theme). Sam’ s I love buying fabric and breaking out the sewing machine. I love to see my kids’ excitement. And, I admit, I love showing Giraffe off my handy work and creativity. Costume When my oldest son was young, store-bought costumes was a hit were kind of cheap and crappy, making the home-made The Yea r of Madagasca r varieties unique and special. Over the past few years, store- (but everyone thought he was a girl). bought costumes have slowly started to steal my thunder. Zak (Lion), Austin (Penguin) I tried to step up my game and each year my creations My poor little girl wasn’t given a choice and was forced took on a life of their own, becoming more elaborate, more to wear an “almost home-made” lion costume, recycled from expensive, and more time consuming to produce. the year of the impressive Madagascar theme that actually With 3 kids needing costumes, it has become increasingly included a make-shift float. (See photo above.) difficult to get the projects done in time. So I did what any This year, I haven’t decided which path to take. I have good mother would do—I started to cheat. totally given up trying to coordinate a theme, I can’t bully, First, I decided themes aren’t that important. It was so cajole, or bribe 3 kids into agreeing upon one theme or much easier to recycle old costumes, just altering them to fit choosing similar costumes. the next child in line. I’d still be happy to devote a few weekends to a The next year, I really cheated by adding embellishments beautiful princess ensemble, but it would be hard to top to a store-bought costume. The other 2 costumes were the affordable princess-in-a-bag deals. Last year, I saw one secretly made on top of normal clothes so I could skip that actually had blinking lights and tiny bells sewn into the making the base of the costume and focus on the detail. bodice. How do you top that? Last year, my 4 year old son decided he didn’t want to wear anything mommy made. He wanted a real Super Hero costume from the store. I was a little heart-broken but, after seeing the “why’d mom make me wear this stupid home-made cowboy costume” sour-face in photos taken at his class Halloween party, I gave in and let my ‘lil cow-poke be Wolverine for trick-or-treat.

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“Harvest of Health”

Fall Fundraiser and Family Outing Saturday, October 2 (10am-2pm) – Rain Date October 9

Admission is $9 per person This event will promote healthy lifestyles for children including the Phillies corn maze and other fun physical activities, pumpkin painting, and games. A portion of the proceeds will benefit AtlantiCare Healthy Schools, Healthy Children

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Hayrides, and Mazes, and Pumpkins . . .

Oh My!

It’s time to celebrate fall at the Jersey Shore and this area has everything you need for some autumn family fun. Galloway and Egg Harbor Township are home to all types of fall favorites including pumpkin patches, Hayrides and the ever popular Corn Maze. Many local farms open up their fields for pumpkin picking or, if you’re not excited about getting your boots dirty there are plenty of roadside stands offering the season’s finest pumpkins and fall produce. Hayrides are great for kids of all ages and are a perfect fit for seasonal fun for the whole family. If you’re a little more gutsy, and are prepared to get your pants scared off, you might want to leave the little guys home and check out The Cornfield of Terror at R&J Farm in Galloway or the Terror in the Junkyard Haunted Hayride hosted by the Scullville Volunteer Fire Company at the Fleming’s Auto Parts Junk Yard in Egg Harbor Township. Here’s a quick list of some of the best Jersey Shore Fall activities around. ________________________ Continued on page 8

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Hayrides, cider, corn stalks, straw, mums, pumpkins patch, children’s activities, 3 acre corn maze Make your way through the the twisting and turning paths of the 3 acre corn maze. Families can enjoy scenic hayrides with a stop at the pumpkin patch. School trips also include an educational field tour where students can learn about different crops that grow in New Jersey. HOURS: Saturday and Sunday, 11pm-4pm Call about group reservations.

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Family fun hayride: Bring the family together and come to Birch Grove to enjoy the fall weather. Perfect for families avoiding certain frights, bring the kids for a seasonal night! Haunted hayrides: Join the living dead only if you Dare! See where the ghosts and goblins hide on this spine-chilling haunted hayride! $3 per person.

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Pick pumpkins from the pumpkin patch or pick your choice from the field or take on the haunted corn maze including over 1 mile of trails, twists, turns, and dead ends. Water stations located inside if you are dying of thirst in your adventure. Maze life guard on duty to ensure you won’t get lost. Tractor-pulled hay rides are fun for the whole family and everyone is welcome to search the field looking for there perfect pumpkin to bring home with them. The pumpkin is included with the price of the hay ride. Snacks and refreshment stand, restrooms, picnic area, face painting, birthday parties, school tours are available. Every Friday, Saturday and Sunday night in October, enjoy Free movies under the stars, flashlight fun in the regular maze and a Cornfield of Terror through a separate corn maze. Maze and Hayride hours: Fridays Noon—10pm, Saturdays 10am—10pm, Sundays 10am—8pm; Pumpkin stand hours: 7 days a week 10am—5pm

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A. Disney’s Alice in Wonderland

Alice is at the top of the list for girls this year. Many versions of the costume are available. We like Disney’s licensed version the best. It includes dress, petticoat, and headband–your own your own for shoes and tights.

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Newsroom, Construction Zone, Car Factory, Country Store, Post Office, Dentist Office, NBA Basket Ball Court and Fire Department. “It’s really cute watching the kids explore each area. They could occupy themselves for hours,” says Nicole. Parents can participate in the role-play or just sit back and watch. Parties are pleasantly calm, absent is all the party craze and noise and parents actually have the opportunity to talk to each other and enjoy a stress-free day with their kids. Parties are the perfect length for young children and include 1 hour of exploration time before everyone gathers in the party room for cake and snacks. Birthday party packages are available Saturday, Sunday, and weekday afternoons and include use of the party room, gift certificate for the birthday child, full access to the exhibits, post-card invitations, a party hostess, set-up and clean up. Just bring the cake, juice boxes, and take part in the fun. “For me the best part was NO CLEAN UP!” said Nicole. “For Josie I think there was just so much for her to explore. And she had a great time with her friends!” The Jersey Shore Children’s Museum was founded and organized by two local teachers

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in 1997. The non-profit facility is dedicated to creating an environment for children that stimulates curiosity, creativity, imagination and learning through interactive play and exploration. The doors opened in January, 1998, at its original location on Fire Road in EHT where Copier Plus exists today, and they successfully moved to The Shore Mall in 2003. Museum Director, Sue Gunther and staff are constantly creating new activities including story time, shows, and season related crafts and projects. The exhibits do not change much, but she explains that the repetition and consistency of the experience is good for young children. They love the security of returning time and time again to their favorite areas. A child will bring a new mind-set to

each return visit and repetition is an essential learning tool in childhood. “Kids really love this museum, because imagination and role play is the name of the game!� says Sue. Birthday parties help fund the museum and give parents a safe, clean and fun place for a child’s party! Class trips are welcome, and the museum offers family memberships and grandparent packages. Admission prices can be obtained by contacting the museum. Hours are Monday thru Saturday 10a.m.-5p.m. and Sunday 12p.m.-5p.m. For more information about educational programming or complete party package details please call the museum 609-645-7741 or visit www.ShoreMall.com and follow the link to Jersey Shore Children’s Museum.

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events

Family

Calendar

Friday, Oct. 1

Infant Swimming Resource Course,

AtlantiCare LifeCenter, 7am–2:45pm; Registration Required, 888-569-1000 Mother’s Morning Crop, 10–12:30pm; Scrapbook Studio and Supply, London Sq. Shopping Ctr, 201 Tilton Rd, Suite 8, 609-677-0400 or register online at www.scrapbookstudioandsupply.com Starlit Family Films, 7–9pm; Lake Lenape Park East, Enjoy E.T. the Extra Terrestrial under the stars with your family. Brings snacks, blankets and chairs. 609-645-5960 for more information Crop Night, 6pm–Midnight; Scrapbook Studio and Supply, London Sq. Shopping Ctr, 201 Tilton Rd, Suite 8, 609-677-0400 or register online at www.scrapbookstudioandsupply.com

Saturday, Oct. 2

Harvest of Hope, 10–2pm; Sponsored by AtlantiCare’s Healthy Schools program, Sahl’s Farm, 422 W. Pestalozzi Street, Egg Harbor City. Event will promote healthy lifestyles for children including physical activities, pumpkin painting, healthy snacks and more! Reg. not required, Payment accepted at the door. $9.00/person. Rain date is October 9th. Storytime, 10:30-11am; ages 3-5. Beginning literacy activities, songs, rhymes, counting, letter recognition. Reg. req.. Ventnor Library 609-823-4614 Make it a Crafternoon-Kids, 11:30-12:30pm; age 6 & older. Registration required by Friday before program. Ventnor Library 609-823-4614 Learn to Play Chess, 12-4pm; Open to kids of all ages. Registration required by Friday before program. Ventnor Library 609-823-4614

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Ocean City Citywide Yard Sale at Tabernacle Grounds, 8am – 12pm; 5th &

Wesley Ave. and at homes throughout tow. Table sales in the downtown, 6th–11th Sts. along Asbury Ave. 609-398-4662 Ocean City Fall Farmers Market, Every Saturday in October, 8am – 1pm; 9th & Asbury Ave. 609-398-4662

Ocean City Home Bank Walk for the Wounded Walkathon to benefit Operation First Response, a non profit organization

that provides both emotional and financial support to wounded soldiers and their families. Reg. begins 10am at the Ocean City Music Pier and the 3 mile walk begins at 11:30. A ceremony honoring our heroes will be held at 11am. 609-399-0012 ext 1106

Oktoberfest at Historic Smithville,

10am - 5pm; Saturday and Sunday; Historic Smithville - Village Greene: 615 E. Moss Mill Road, Smithville. 100+ Juried Crafters will be in attendance plus International Food Court, Live Music, Family Fun, Train, Carousel, Paddle Boats and rides. www.SmithvilleNJ.com

Sunday, Oct. 3

First Annual OCNJ Half Marathon & 5K Run/Walk, 9am; 13.1 Mile Half Marathon;

9:15am; 5K run/walk. Benefits Ocean City Recreation Programs & Scholarships. 609-525-9317, Irumer@ocnj.us

Monday, Oct. 4

Storytime, 11-11:45am; ages 1-3 accompanied by an adult. Registration required & begins 8/16. Stories, games and playtime. Galloway Library 609-652-2352

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Tuesday, Oct. 5

Children’s Morning Arts and Crafts Program, 9:30am–Noon; Scrapbook Studio and

Supply, London Sq. Shopping Ctr, 201 Tilton Rd, Suite 8, 609-677-0400 or register online at www. scrapbookstudioandsupply.com Storytime, 10-11am; ages 2-4. Registration required. Join us for weekly fun, stories, snacks, crafts and games! Hammonton Library 609-561-2264 Storytime,10:30 -11:30am; ages 2-5. Registration required & begins 9/28. Egg Harbor Twp. Library 609-927-8664 Countdown to Halloween, 3:30pm – 4:45pm; Ages 8+, Make easy Halloween costumes. Get face-painting idea. Different project every week. Pleasantville Library 609-641-1778 Video Gaming, 6-8pm; Suggested for age 8 & older, younger if accompanied by an adult. Registration required. Challenge your friends in the latest E-Rated Wii games. Bring your own hand-helds, gaming accessories, and E-Rated games for more fun! Hammonton Library 609-561-2264

Wednesday, Oct. 6

Drop and Play, 10–12:30pm; Scrapbook Studio and Supply, London Sq. Shopping Ctr, 201 Tilton Rd, Suite 8, 609-677-0400 or register online at www.scrapbookstudioandsupply.com

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events Storytime, 10:30-11:30am; ages 3-5. Reg. req. Stories & crafts. Mays Landing Library 609-625-2776 Storytime, 1:30-2:30pm; ages 3½-5. Reg. req. & begins 8/16. Stories, crafts & activities. Galloway Twp. Library 609-652-2352 Paws to Read, 4-4:30pm; kids of all ages. Read with Barbara and Luke from Intermountain Therapy Animals. Read to Luke, the therapy dog. Ventnor Library 609-823-4614 Family Board Game Night, 5-6:30pm; age 6 & older. Learn to play chess, Sorry, Trouble & other board games. Music and snacks. Pleasantville Library 609-641-1778 Take a Chance, Learn to Dance, 6–7:30pm; Pleasantville Library, Ages 6+, learn popular line dances. 609-641-1778 Young Adult Group, 6-8pm; age 12 & older. Hang out, play games and check out our latest manga and young adult books. WiFi available. Snacks provided. Hammonton Library 609-561-2264

Thursday, October 7

Children’s Morning Arts and Crafts Program, 9:30am–Noon; Scrapbook Studio and Supply, London Sq. Shopping Ctr, 201 Tilton Rd, Suite 8, 609-677-0400 or register online at www. scrapbookstudioandsupply.com

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Little Listeners, 10-11am; age 3 & younger.

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Registration required. Early literacy activities -- songs, rhymes, fingerplays. Ventnor Library 609-823-4614

SUNDAYS

Playtime at the Library, 10-11am; ages 6

Moe’s Southwest Grill (1pm-8pm) get

one free kids meal per paying adult meal.

TUESDAYS

Pizza Hut (5pm-8pm) Up to three kids

can get a personal pan pizza and drink each for FREE when the table orders a medium or large pizza.

Denny’s (4pm-10pm) one free kids meal per paying adult meal plus Free Face Painting 5pm-8pm. Mays Landing Diner free meal from

children’s menu, with one paying adult meal per child.

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TGI Fridays All Day, Get one free kids meal per paying adult meal

FRIDAYS IHOP Kids eat free 4pm -10 pm.

Get one free kids meal per paying adult meal (drink not included)

Denny’s (4pm-10pm) one free kids meal per paying adult meal plus Free Face Painting 5pm-8pm. Offers are subject to change. We recommend that you call ahead and verify that these offers are still valid.

Denny’s: 335 Tilton Rd, Northfield - 677-9400

242 E White Horse Pike, Galloway - 404-9003

TGI Fridays: Shore Mall - 484-0999 Pizza Hut: 6825 Tilton Rd, EHT, 641-2499

335 E White Horse Pike, Galloway, 748-0332

Moe’s Southwest Grill:

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IHOP: 4618 BHP, Mays Landing, 484-8687 Mays Landing Diner: Rt 40, Mays Landing, 625-5051

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The Clay Station, StoryTime and Paint,

11:30am; Listen to a story, snacks and paint a piece of pottery having to do with the story. Reg. Req. $12/person. 3143 Fire Rd, EHT 609-383-2529

Pre-School Storytime, 12:30-1:30pm; ages 3½ -5 years. Registration required. Weekly fun, stories, crafts, snacks & games! Hammonton Library 609-561-2264 Storytime, 1:30-2:30pm; ages 3-5. Somers Point Library 609-927-7113

Storytime, 1:30-2:30pm; ages 3-5. Registration

required. Enjoy stories & simple crafts. Mays Landing Library 609-625-2776

Storytime, 1:30-2:30pm; ages 3½-5. Registra-

tion required & begins 8/16. Stories, crafts & activities. Galloway Twp. Library 609-652-2352

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months-36 months. Registration required. Simple stories & games. Mays Landing Library 609-625-2776 Storytime,10:30-11:30am; ages 3-5. Somers Point Library 609-927-7113

AMI Pink Ribbon Golf Tournament, Galloway National Golf Club, visit www.rnscancerandheartfund.org

EHT 300th Anniversary Pictorial Documentary, 6pm; Fernwood Avenue Middle School Auditorium, 609-927-9096

Game Day/Night, 4:30-6pm; Play our board games or bring your own. Brigantine Library 609-266-0110 Game Day/Night – Youth, 4:30-7pm; age 8

& older. Practice your chess game or learn how to play. Chess games open to all, chess club team is for 3rd through 8th graders. Chess Club members/ attendees will be served pizza and receive homework help. Pleasantville Library 609-641-1778

Book Discussion, 6-7pm; Open to teens &

adults. Discuss Silent in the Grave by Deanna Raybourn. Egg Harbor Twp. Library 609-927-8664

Friday, October 8 Mother’s Morning Crop, 10am–12:30pm;

Scrapbook Studio and Supply, London Sq. Shopping Ctr, 201 Tilton Rd, Suite 8, 609-677-0400 or register online at www.scrapbookstudioandsupply.com

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October 9th-10th

South Jersey The Pumpkin Show, 10-6pm; over 100 craftsmen, food court, live bands, contests, rides and pumpkins by the truckload. Free pumpkins and shopping bags at main entrance while supplies last. Call 856-765-0118. Visit the festival’s web site at www.sjpumpkinshow.com

Linwood SHOREfest 5K Run/Walk (10am)

Ocean City Fall Block Party, 9am–5pm;

5th – 14th Streets on Asbury Ave. and the Tabernacle Grounds. Over 400 crafters, food vendors, music and more. 609-525-9300

Ocean City Indian Summer Weekend Seafood vendors at the Music Pier (Sat. – Mon.)

and boardwalk table sales. 609-525-9300 Safe Kids Car Seat Check-Up, 9am–1pm; Bennett Chevrolet, EHT, Sponsored by AtlantiCare, South Jersey Traffic Safety Alliance, Atlantic and Cape May Counties Sherriff’s Office and the Delaware River Bay Authority, No reg. req. Storytime, 10:30-11:30am; ages 3-5. Somers Point Library 609-927-7113 Belated Grandmother’s Day Craft, 1-3pm; age 5 & older accompanied by an adult. (Each child needs an adult helper.) Registration required & limited to 10. Make a “We Love Gram” apron. Hammonton Library 609-561-2264

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1-3pm; Open to dogs and people of all ages. Dogs must be on leashes. Photos and treats for dogs. Dress your dog in his favorite Halloween costume! Brigantine Library 609-266-0110

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and Community Festival, Cornerstone Commerce Center, Linwood, (11am–4pm); features food, vendors, crafts, music, face painting and family activities. Sponsored by the Shore Memorial Hospital Health Foundation. 609-653-3900. To register for the race, visit www.active.com

Monday, Oct. 11

Columbus Day – All public libraries closed. Faith Booking Class, 7–9pm; Scrapbook Studio

and Supply, London Sq. Shopping Ctr, 201 Tilton Rd, Suite 8, 609-677-0400 or register online at www. scrapbookstudioandsupply.com

Tuesday, Oct. 12

Children’s Morning Arts and Crafts Program, 9:30am – Noon; Scrapbook Studio and Supply, London Sq. Shopping Ctr, 201 Tilton Rd, Suite 8, 609-677-0400 or register online at www. scrapbookstudioandsupply.com

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events Storytime, 10-11am;bages 2-4. Registration re-

quired. Join us for weekly fun, stories, snacks, crafts and games! Hammonton Library 609-561-2264 Storytime, 10:30-11:30am; ages 2-5. Registration required & begins 9/28. Egg Harbor Twp. Library 609-927-8664 Countdown to Halloween, 3:30pm – 4:45pm; Ages 8+, Make easy Halloween costumes with things you already have. Get face-painting idea. Different project every week. Pleasantville Library 609-641-1778

Wednesday, Oct. 13

Drop and Play, 10am–12:30pm; Scrapbook Studio and Supply, London Sq. Shopping Ctr, 201 Tilton Rd, Suite 8, 609-677-0400 or register online at www.scrapbookstudioandsupply.com Storytime, 10:30-11:30am; ages 3-5. Registration required. Enjoy stories & simple crafts. Mays Landing Library 609-625-2776 Storytime, 1:30-2:30pm; ages 3½-5. Registration required & begins 8/16. Stories, crafts & activities. Galloway Twp. Library 609-652-2352 Book Adventures: School Kids & Books,

4-5pm; Suggested for Grades 1-6. Registration recommended. Crafts & activities based on popular kids books. Bi-weekly meetings, except Thanksgiving week. Galloway Twp. Library 609-652-2352 Paws to Read, 4-4:30pm; kids of all ages. Read with Barbara and Luke from Intermountain Therapy Animals. Read to Luke, the therapy dog. If you are new to reading, Barbara will help you. Ventnor Library 609-823-4614 Take a Chance Learn to Dance, 6-7:30pm; age 6 & older. Learn popular line dances like the Electric Slide and the Cupid Shuffle from local line dance instructor Monica Smith. Pleasantville Library 609-641-1778 Teen Meet / YA Group, 6-7:45pm; age 12 & older. Meet to talk, hang, or play the library‘s games. A Wii and DVD player available. Bring your own laptop, board or video games & movies. Ventnor Library 609-823-4614 Creative Crafts: Pumpkin, 6:30-7:30pm; age 5 & older. (Young children may need help from an adult.) Registration required. All materials provided. Hammonton Library 609-561-2264

Life Among New Jersey’s Lenni Lenape Indians, 6:30-7:30pm; Open to all ages. Registration required by 10/11. Display of items he has made using Native American tools & techniques. Ventnor Library 609-823-4614

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Thursday, Oct. 14

Children’s Morning Arts and Crafts Program,

9:30am–Noon; Scrapbook Studio and Supply, London Sq. Shopping Ctr, 201 Tilton Rd, Suite 8, 609-677-0400 or reg. online at www.scrapbookstudioandsupply.com Little Listeners, 10-11am; age 3 & younger. Reg. req. Early literacy activities -- songs, rhymes, fingerplays. Ventnor Library 609-823-4614 Playtime at the Library, 10-11am; ages 6 months-36 months. Reg. req. Stories & games. Mays Landing Library 609-625-2776 Post Partum Wellness Group, 10–11am; AtlantiCare, Mainland Campus, Childbirth Classroom. 888-569-1000 Storyhour, 10:30-11:30am; ages 3-5. Somers Point Library 609-927-7113 The Clay Station, StoryTime and Paint, 11:30am; Listen to a story, snacks and paint a piece of pottery having to do with the story. Reg. Req. $12/person. 3143 Fire Rd, EHT 609-383-2529 Pre-School Storytime, 12:30-1:30pm; 3 ½ to 5 years of age. Registration required. Weekly fun, stories, crafts, snacks & games! Hammonton Library 609-561-2264 Storytime, 1:30-2:30pm; ages 3-5. Registration required. Enjoy stories & simple crafts. Mays Landing Library 609-625-2776 Storyhour, 1:30-2:30pm; ages 3-5, Somers Point Library, Reg. Req. 609-927-7113 Pre-School Storytime, 1:30-2:30pm; ages 3½-5. Registration required & begins 8/16. Stories, crafts & activities. Galloway Twp. Library 609-652-2352 Game Day/Night – Youth, 4:30-7pm; age 8 & older. Practice your chess game or learn how to play. Chess games open to all, chess club team is for third through eight graders. Pizza and homework help. Pleasantville Library 609-641-1778 Breast Cancer Support Group, 7-8pm; AtlantiCare, Cancer Center, Bldg, 400, Rad. Oncology Waiting Room, Egg Harbor Twp. 888-569-1000

Breast Cancer Awareness Ladies Night at The Clay Station, 7–10pm;

A portion of the proceeds benefits Gilda’s Club. Snacks will be provided. $12pp +pottery. Reg. Req. 3143 Fire Road, EHT 609-383-2529 Seeing-Eye Puppy Raising, 7-7:50pm; age 6 & older. Children younger than 10 must be accompanied by an adult. Reg. req. Meet puppies and get information about fostering puppies for the Seeing Eye. Pleasantville Library 609-641-1778

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Friday, Oct. 15

Mother’s Morning Crop, 10–12:30pm;

Scrapbook Studio and Supply, London Sq. Shopping Ctr, 201 Tilton Rd, Suite 8, 609-677-0400 or register online at www. scrapbookstudioandsupply.com Pre-Teen Night (Boys), 6–10pm; Scrapbook Studio and Supply, London Sq. Shopping Ctr, 201 Tilton Rd, Suite 8, 609-677-0400 or register online at www.scrapbookstudioandsupply.com

Saturday, October 16

The Lighthouse Challenge of NJ (Oct. 16 & 17) Challenge yourself, your friends and your

family. Can you see all the Lighthouses in NJ? Visit www.lighthousechallengenj.org for more information Safe Kids Car Seat Check-Up, Action Auto Body, Hammonton, 9am– 1pm, Sponsored by AtlantiCare, South Jersey Traffic Safety Alliance, Atlantic and Cape May Counties Sherriff’s Office and the Delaware River Bay Authority, No registration required Safe Kids Car Seat Check-Up, 9am–1pm; Burke Chevrolet, Cape May Courthouse, Sponsored by AtlantiCare, South Jersey Traffic Safety Alliance, Atlantic and Cape May Counties Sherriff’s Office and the Delaware River Bay Authority. No registration required.

Ready, Set, Read, 10:30–11am; Ages 3-5, Ventnor Library, Reg. Req. 609-823-4614 Storytime, 10:30-11:30am; ages 3-5. Somers Point Library 609-927-7113 Make it a Crafternoon-Kids, 11:30-12:30pm; age 6 & older. Registration required by Friday before program. Ventnor Library 609-823-4614 Learn to Play Chess, Noon–4:00pm; All Ages Welcome, Ventnor Library, Reg. Req. by Fri. before the program, 609-823-4614 Harry Potter Day – 1:30–4pm; Ages 6-12, Make a hat, wand and attend Hogwarts classes, Brigantine Library, 609-266-0110 Junior Miss Ocean City Pageant, 7pm at the Music Pier; Moorlyn Terrace and boardwalk; Scholarship pageant for girls ages 12 – 15. 609-525-9304 Crop Night, 6pm–Midnight; Scrapbook Studio and Supply, London Sq. Shopping Ctr, 201 Tilton Rd, Suite 8, 609-677-0400 or register online at www.scrapbookstudioandsupply.com

Sunday, Oct. 17

Pinkalicious Party at The Clay Station,

11am-12:30pm. Listen to a story, paint ceramic cupcakes and decorate supplies. Reg. Req. $25/ person. 3143 Fire Road, EHT 609-383-2529

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events Monday, October 18

Storytime, 11–11:45am; Ages 1-3, Reg. Required, Galloway Library 609-652-2352 Movie Night – 6 –8pm; Ages 6-12, Enjoy Pizza and watch Nanny McPhee, Somers Point Library, 609-927-7113 Spooky Scavenger Hunt, 7– 8pm; 8 and older, Mays Landing Library, Reg. Req. 609-625-2776 x6304

Tuesday, Oct 19

Children’s Morning Arts and Crafts Program,

9:30am – Noon; Scrapbook Studio and Supply, London Sq. Shopping Ctr, 201 Tilton Rd, Suite 8, 609-677-0400 or register online at www.scrapbookstudioandsupply.com Storytime – 10 –11am; Ages 2-4, Hammonton Library, Reg. Req. 60-561-2264 Storytime – 10:30–11:30am; Ages 2-5, Egg Harbor Twp. Library, Reg. Req. 609-927-8664 Countdown to Halloween, 3:30–4:45pm; Ages 8+, Make easy Halloween costumes with things you already have. Get face-painting idea. Different project every week. Pleasantville Library 609-641-1778

Wednesday, October 20

Baby Basics Class, 10am–12pm; AtlantiCare, Mainland Campus, Childbirth Classroom. 888-569-1000

Drop and Play, 10am– 12:30pm; Scrapbook Studio

and Supply, London Sq. Shopping Ctr, 201 Tilton Rd, Suite 8, 609-677-0400 or register online at www. scrapbookstudioandsupply.com Storytime, 10:30-11:30am; ages 3-5. Registration required. Enjoy stories & simple crafts. Mays Landing Library 609-625-2776 Paws to Read, 4-4:30pm; kids of all ages. Read with Barbara and Luke from Intermountain Therapy Animals. Read to Luke, the therapy dog. If you are new to reading, Barbara will help you. Ventnor Library 609-823-4614 Movie Night, 5–7:30pm, ages 8+, Scooby Doo, Pleasantville Library, 609-641-1778 Teen Meet/YA Group, 6– 8pm; Ages 12+, Snacks provided, Hammonton Library, 609-561-2264 Dealing with Your Difficult Child, 6:30– 7:30pm, Open to Adults, Ventnor Library, 609-823-4614

Thursday, October 21

Children’s Morning Arts and Crafts Program,

9:30am–Noon; Scrapbook Studio and Supply, London Sq. Shopping Ctr, 201 Tilton Rd, Suite 8, 609-677-0400 or register online at www.scrapbookstudioandsupply.com Little Listeners, 10-11am; age 3 & younger. Early literacy activities -- songs, rhymes, fingerplays. Ventnor Library 609-823-4614

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Playtime at the Library, 10-11am; ages 6 months36 months. Registration required. Simple stories & games. Mays Landing Library 609625-2776 Storyhour, 10:30-11:30am; ages 3-5. Somers Point Library 609-927-7113 The Clay Station, 11:30am; StoryTime and Paint, Listen to a story, snacks and paint a piece of pottery having to do with the story. Reg. Req. $12/person. 3143 Fire Rd, EHT 609-383-2529 Storytime, 1:30-2:30pm; ages 3-5. Registration required. Enjoy stories & simple crafts. Mays Landing Library 609-625-2776 Storytime, 1:30pm 2:30pm, ages 3-5, Somers Point Library, 609-927-7113

Seventh Annual Breast Health Signature Event, 4–8pm; Sheraton, Atlantic

City, co-hosted by breast cancer survivor, Hoda Kotb who will give the keynote address and sign copies of her book. Free health screenings, retail vendors, door prizes and giveaways. Presented by AtlantiCare’s Spirit of Women. $55/person. To register, call 888-569-1000 Game Day/Night – Youth, 4:30-7pm; age 8 & older. Chess games open to all, 3rd-8th grd. Chess Pizza and homework help. Pleasantville Library, 609-641-1778 Teen Meet, 6–7pm; Ages 13+, Egg Harbor Township Library, 609-927-8664

LadyHawke Storytelling Presents Spooky Stories for an Autumn Evening, 6:30pm – 7:30pm,

Ages 6-10, Dress up in your favorite costume, Refreshments provided, Hammonton Library, Reg. Req. 609-561-2264

Friday, October 22

Three day Crop Weekend, Oct. 22, 23, 24, Scrap-

book Studio and Supply, London Sq. Shopping Ctr, 201 Tilton Rd, Suite 8, 609-677-0400 or register online at www.scrapbookstudioandsupply.com

Saturday, October 23

Safe Sitters Class, 8:45am – 4:00pm, AtlantiCare, Mainland Campus, Childbirth Classroom. Recommended for ages 11-13. Reg. Req. 888-569-1000 Ladies Auxiliary, 10am–3pm; Stafford Township Vol. Fire Co. Craft Show, Stafford Firehouse, 133 Stafford Ave, Manahawkin. 609-698-3041 Storytime, 10:30-11:30am; ages 3-5. Somers Point Library 609-927-7113 Learn to Play Chess, Noon–4pm; All Ages Welcome, Ventnor Library, Reg. Req. by Fri. before the program, 609-823-4614 Thrifty Jennifer is Here! 1–3pm; Open to Adults, Mays Landing Library’s very own “coupon lady” shares her secrets and websites. Learn to really save $$!, Mays Landing Library, Reg. Req. 609-625-2776 x 6304

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Saturday Craft for Kids, 1:30–2:30pm; Ages 3-5 and 6-12, Make Doughnut Ghoulies, Brigantine Library, Reg. Req. 609-266-0110 Paper Bag Scarecrow Craft, 2–4pm; Ages 6-12, Hammonton Library, Reg. Req. 609-561-2264 OC FREE Hayrides on the Boardwalk 12–4pm; Get on and off at 8th and 12th Streets. Free pumpkins, face painting & trick or treating.

Sunday, October 24

OC FREE Hayrides on the Boardwalk 12–4pm; Get on and off at 8th and 12th Streets. Free pumpkins, face painting & trick or treating.

Monday, October 25

Family Movie Night, 6–8pm; Ages 8+, Movie TBD

but will be G/PG, Popcorn and refreshments, Hammonton Library, 609-561-2264 Faith Booking Class, 7–9pm, Scrapbook Studio and Supply, London Sq. Shopping Ctr, 201 Tilton Rd, Suite 8, 609-677-0400 or register online at www.scrapbookstudioandsupply.com

Tuesday, October 26

Storytime – 10–11am; Ages 2-4, Hammonton Library, Reg. Req. 609-561-2264

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9:30am–Noon; Scrapbook Studio and Supply, London Sq. Shopping Ctr, 201 Tilton Rd, Suite 8, 609-677-0400 or register www.scrapbookstudioandsupply.com Storytime – 10:30–11:30am; Ages 2-5, Egg Harbor Twp. Library, Reg. Req. 609-927-8664 Countdown to Halloween, 3:30–4:45pm; Ages 8+, Make easy Halloween costumes. Face-painting idea. Different project every week. Pleasantville Library 609-641-1778

Wednesday, October 27

Drop and Play, 10am–12:30pm; Scrapbook Studio

and Supply, London Sq. Shopping Ctr, 201 Tilton Rd, Suite 8, 609-677-0400 or register online at www.scrapbookstudioandsupply.com Storytime and Craft, 10:30–11:30am; Ages 3-5, Mays Landing Library, Reg. Req. 609-625-2776 Book Adventures, 4–5pm; Grades 1-6, Galloway Library, Reg. Req. 609-652-2352 Paws to Read, 4-4:30pm; kids of all ages. Read with Barbara and Luke from Intermountain Therapy Animals. Read to Luke, the therapy dog. If you are new to reading, Barbara will help you. Ventnor Library 609-823-4614

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events Halloween Party, 5-7pm; Come in costume and

enjoy Halloween snacks and a short Halloween movie, Parents encouraged to attend, Pleasantville Library, 609-641-1778 Teen Group, 6–7:45pm; Ages 12+, Ventnor Library, 609-823-4614 Halloween Party, 7–8pm; Ages 3-12, Celebrate with costumes, refreshments and games, Brigantine Library, Reg. Req. 609-266-0110

Thursday, October 28

Children’s Morning Arts and Crafts Program,

9:30am–Noon; Scrapbook Studio and Supply, London Sq. Shopping Ctr, 201 Tilton Rd, Suite 8, 609-677-0400 or register at www.scrapbookstudioandsupply.com Little Listeners, 10-11am; age 3 & younger. Registration required. Early literacy activities songs, rhymes, fingerplays. Ventnor Library 609-823-4614 Playtime at the Library, 10-11am; ages 6 months-36 months. Registration required. Simple stories & games. Mays Landing Library 609-625-2776 Storyhour, 10:30-11:30am; ages 3-5. Somers Point Library 609-927-7113 The Clay Station, StoryTime and Paint, 11:30am; Listen to a story, snacks and paint a piece of pottery having to do with the story. Reg. Req. $12/person. 3143 Fire Rd, EHT 609-383-2529 Pre-School Storytime, 12:30–1:30pm, Ages 3 ½ to 5, Hammonton Library, Reg. Req. 609-561-2264 Storytime, 1:30-2:30pm; ages 3-5. Registration required. Enjoy stories & simple crafts. Mays Landing Library 609-625-2776 Storytime, 1:30pm-2:30pm, ages 3-5, Somers Point Library, 609-927-7113 Halloween Parade and Party, 4–5pm, Ages 3+, Come in costume and enjoy games, food & music, Mays Landing Library, Reg. Req. 609-625-2776 x6304 Game Day/Night – Youth, 4:30-7pm; age 8 & older. Chess games open to all, 3rd-8th grd. Chess Pizza and homework help. Pleasantville Library, 609641-1778 Ocean City Halloween Parade 7:15pm; on Asbury Ave. from 6th – 11th Street. On-line Registration only www.ochp.blogspot.com. 1-800-813-5580

Friday, October 29

Afterhours @ the Library – Halloween,

4:30–8pm, Ages 8+, Egg Harbor Twp. Library, Reg. Req. and begins 10/22, 609-927-8664

7th Annual Halloween Party at The Clay Station, 6–8pm; Ages 5-11. Drop the kids here for a Halloween Party like no other! Paint, eat, dance and Halloween crafts. Reg. Req. $30/ person, 3143 Fire Road, EHT 609-383-2529

Crop Night, 6pm-Midnight; Scrapbook Studio and Supply, London Sq. Shopping Ctr, 201 Tilton Rd, Suite 8, 609-677-0400 or register online at www.scrapbookstudioandsupply.com

Saturday, October 30

Fall Festival, 9:00am - Noon, Free Open Bounce at Bounce U, 750 W. Delilah Rd, Pleasantville, 609-407-0088 Egg Harbor Township Community Pride Day – 8:45am; EHT Community Center, trash bags, gloves, T-Shirts and lunch will be provided 609-926-3838

Egg Harbor Township Shred It Event, 9am – Noon; (or until the truck is full), bring out your old sensitive documents that you want to shred. Free for EHT residents, 609-926-3838

Storytime, 10:30-11:30am; ages 3-5. Somers Point Library 609-927-7113

Ocean City FREE Hayrides on the Boardwalk 12pm–4pm; Passengers may get on and

off at 8th and 12th Streets. Free pumpkins, face painting & trick or treating.

Learn to Play Chess, Noon – 4pm, All Ages Welcome, Ventnor Library, Reg. Req. by Fri. before the program, 609-823-4614 Pre-Teen Night (Girls), 6–10pm; Scrapbook

Studio and Supply, London Sq. Shopping Ctr, 201 Tilton Rd, Suite 8, 609-677-0400 or register online at www.scrapbookstudioandsupply.com

Haunted Lighthouse, 7pm; Absecon Light-

house, 609-449-1360

Galloway’s Movie in the Park, 7pm; All

Hallow Eve Movie, Twilight (PG-13), Galloway Municipal Complex, Patriot Lake, 609-652-8657

Sunday, October 31

Harvest Party, 6:00pm, Costume contest, Mother’s Morning Crop, 10–12:30pm; Scrapbook indoor games, slides, face painting and more.

Studio and Supply, London Sq. Shopping Ctr, 201 Tilton Rd, Suite 8, 609-677-0400 or register online at www.scrapbookstudioandsupply.com

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Shore Fellowship, 1049 Ocean Heights Ave, Egg Harbor Twp. (609) 646-4693 or visit www. shorefellowship.com

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Once a year, Shirley Freeman goes for a mammogram at Shore Memorial. Last year, something different happened. Shirley’s doctors found a cancerous lump the size of a marble in her left breast.

They caught the tumor early. Now the only thing that slows her down are her two left feet.

Care of Shore Memorial By utilizing Shore Memorial’s leadingedge technologies, experienced staff and the added expertise of the Penn Cancer Network, Shirley was able to quickly rid her body of cancer so she could focus on her next move – living life to the absolute fullest. 609-653-4600 ShoreCancerCare.com

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Talking with your child about breast cancer By Linnea Brown, BA, RN, OCN, Breast Health Coordinator

AtlantiCare Cancer Care Institute,

Linnea Brown

a Fox Chase Cancer Center Partner

Whether you’re a parent, a grandparent, an aunt or uncle or an honorary aunt or uncle, telling the children in your life that your or a loved one has breast cancer – or any cancer - is something you didn’t anticipate having to do. Sharing the news with a child or teen will seem frightening, but once you do, you’ll see he or she can help in your healing experience. Sharing the news Be open with your child. He or she knows when something is wrong. Trying to shelter the child by not telling him or her can break down trust. Talk with your child or children as early as you can. They need to hear it from you, in a reassuring way – not from someone else or by overhearing a conversation when you think they’re tucked asleep. You’ll know when it’s time to talk. Whether you do it one-on-one or with a spouse or other loved one beside you, trust yourself.

Facing tough questions Children who hear the word “cancer” – like adults – often assume the worst. If caught early breast cancer and many other cancers are treatable. If a child asks, “Will Mom die?” answer honestly. A reassuring response could be, “Mom is doing all the right things. She’s going to the doctor, taking her medicine and taking care of herself.” Explain that treatment could change the way Grandmom looks – that she might lose her hair. Call or visit your local librarian to learn about age-appropriate books that explain cancer for children. If appropriate, bring your child or children to meet your care team. Physicians, nurses, social workers and other members of the team can help you, help the child in your life learn and understand what to expect through your treatment and recovery.

Share age-appropriate information. Explain that you have cancer – using the word cancer if your child is old enough to understand what that is. Tell your child many people are helping you, your loved one or friend get better.

Helping them cope Reassure your child or children that it’s okay to cry. Tell them, “Dad and I cry, too.” But also tell them it’s okay – and that you want them - to be happy and to enjoy things they like doing.

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In addition to talking with your child, call his or her teachers to let them know if you or a loved one faces a breast cancer diagnosis. Your child – like you – will need the emotional support of others in his or her life. Encourage your child or children to talk with you, friends, teachers and others you and they trust. Encourage your child to play – by drawing, participating in sports, drama or other home, neighborhood or school activities. Remind him or her that life is going on – it’s just going to be a little different for a while. If Aunt Jenny wants to wear a scarf or hat, enlist your child in finding – or making the perfect one. For a few dollars you can buy a baseball hat and decorate it with buttons, beads or words. You can do it with Aunt Jenny or as a surprise for her. Your high school senior might want to give her his baseball cap from the last season. She’d be proud to wear it.

Celebrate your survivorship Mark your treatment milestones with children. Let them draw a happy face or other symbol on the calendar the day of your last treatment. Spend time together – whether you read a book quietly or visit a favorite park – focusing on your child will help him or her realize he or she – and you – are okay. Linnea Brown, BA, RN, OCN, breast health coordinator, the AtlantiCare Cancer Care Institute, a Fox Chase Cancer Center Partner, helps patients, families and their loved ones facing a cancer diagnosis. For more information about how to talk with children about a breast cancer diagnosis, AtlantiCare Cancer Care Institute programs and services, or other AtlantiCare programs and services, call the AtlantiCare Access Center at 1-888-569-1000 or visit www. atlanticare.org.

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Local business donates services to cancer patients

We all know how hard it is to do everyday chores when we’re sick. Cleaning the house is the last thing you want to worry about when you’re not feeling your best. Imagine how difficult those tasks are for someone suffering from cancer and undergoing cancer treatment. It can be overwhelming just to get out of bed and dressed, forget keeping the house clean. “Sometimes we all get sick,” said Sandy Bollo, owner of Shore Naturals, an eco-cleaning company located in Egg Harbor Township. “I have a hard time cleaning when I suffer from a migraine. I can’t imagine what it’s like to be going through cancer treatments, and still be a mom and have to take care of the house.” Fighting cancer is difficult enough, but living with it is even tougher - and that’s where the Cleaning for A Reason Foundation steps in. “We are donating hours and helping women maintain their homes while they undergo cancer treatment,” adds Sandy. “This is one less source of stress for them!” The nonprofit organization offers free, professional housecleaning and maid services to improve the lives of women undergoing treatment for cancer - any type of cancer. Deborah Sardone, the founder of Cleaning for a Reason (C4R), is a 25-year veteran of the housecleaning industry and the owner of Buckets & Bows Maid Service in Lewisville, TX. She established the organization in May of 2006 and, to date, the organization has helped 3,500 cancer patients with $500,000 worth of free maid service. “Debbie is an amazing woman,” said Sandy. “She teaches cleaning methods and helps professionals to provide a better service. Once I learned about the organization I signed my company up immediately. To offer services

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through Cleaning for a Reason, the business must be established and they must carry the required insurance.” Shore Naturals has been a supporter of Cleaning for a Reason for over a year, and they donate as much time every month as possible. They have taken on 7 patient cases, and now have a waiting list for the services they offer through Cleaning for a Reason. “I really love doing this,” said Sandy. “It’s very rewarding and gives meaning to what we do. We all have to make a difference in our community.” For these women, having maid service while they are dealing with cancer is a wonderful gift. Cleaning for a Reason offers 4 months of cleaning services to recipients. Shore Naturals provide the service in Atlantic County, but they sometimes take on special cases outside of their area. One such case was Bayville’s Amy Paradise, a mother of twin boys and 2 time cancer patient. “Although she lived over an hour away, I had much in common with Amy,” said Sandy. “She couldn’t find a cleaning service near her and we are the same age, our children are the same age, and I decided I needed to help.” Amy was first diagnosed with breast cancer in 2006 when she was just 35 years old. In February, 2010 cancer was again found after having a prophylactic mastectomy. “I know that I am doing well today because I wasn’t afraid to

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“ask” for the help during my illness. Once I realized I could no longer do the things that I would normally be able to do, I learned to “let go” and take care of “me” instead. I have many people in my life I can never thank Sandy enough,” said Amy. “The service was a true blessing to myself and my family this past year! This gift allowed me not to worry about my basic house cleaning for a few months while I prepared and recovered from my 2nd mastectomy, reconstruction and complications.” “If you know someone undergoing cancer treatment who needs help, please sign up with C4R to receive our services,” said Sandy. “It may take a while to get your application through and receive the cleaning service. We truly hope you are not in need of C4R but, if you are, know that we will provide the best cleaning we can offer to make your home a clean and comfortable place to heal.” C4R is always looking for professionals to volunteer. If you know of a cleaning company that may be interested in joining the cause, please spread the word. You may be able to help women fighting cancer in your local area. For more information call 609-798-1420 or visit ShoreNaturals.com. —S. Brentari

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AtlantiCare’s Seventh Annual Breast Health Signature Event to feature NBC Today’s Hoda Kotb AtlantiCare Women’s Health & Wellness will host its seventh annual Breast Health Signature Event October 21 at the Sheraton Atlantic City Convention Center Hotel, Atlantic City. The event, part of AtlantiCare’s observation of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, will feature a presentation by awardwinning broadcast journalist and breast cancer survivor Hoda Kotb, co-host of the fourth hour of NBC’s Today. The evening will include dinner, door prizes, giveaways, chair massages, makeup demonstrations and AtlantiCare’s “I Will Survive” art exhibit. Breast cancer and gynecological cancer survivors will receive a special gift.

About Hoda Kotb

Diagnosed in March 2007 with breast cancer, Kotb shared her story on Today in October 2007 and has been a part of several initiatives to raise aware­ness about the disease. She began hosting the 10 a.m. hour of Today when it debuted in September 2007.“The AtlantiCare Women’s Health & Wellness Breast Health Signature event gives us an opportunity to educate the community about prevention, diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer,” said Robyn Boniewicz, program director, AtlantiCare Women’s and Children’s Services. “We’re pleased Hoda Kotb will share her experience as we celebrate survivors and recognize the courage of all those who face breast and gynecological cancer,” said Boniewicz. About AtlantiCare’s “I Will Survive” exhibit AtlantiCare’s “I Will Survive” exhibit debuted at AtlantiCare’s 2007 Breast Health Signature Event. It features works created

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by cancer survivors. AtlantiCare’s Arts Committee, which includes representatives of the New Jersey State Council on the Arts; the Noyes Museum of Art and the South Jersey Cultural Alliance, will consider artwork in twodimensional mediums. “The Breast Health Signature Event is inspiring and informative,” said Linnea Brown, RN, Breast Health coordinator, AtlantiCare. “The ‘I Will Survive Exhibit’ is a powerful way for those affected by cancer to share their story.”

AtlantiCare’s Breast Health Program

The National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers (NAPBC), a program administered by the American College of Surgeons, has granted AtlantiCare’s Breast Health Program, a service of the AtlantiCare Cancer Care Institute, a Fox Chase Cancer Center Partner, a three-year/Full accreditation. AtlantiCare is among less than 200 programs across the country to earn this designation. AtlantiCare’s Breast Health Program focuses on providing a coordinated approach to breast health for women, men and their families. The team uses the most advanced technology, including digital mammography, to detect breast cancer. Linnea Brown, AtlantiCare Breast Health coordinator, helps breast cancer patients and their families navigate care. AtlantiCare offers a Breast Cancer Support Group and other educational programs. To register for the event, or for more information about AtlantiCare’s Breast Health Program or other AtlantiCare services, call the AtlantiCare Access Center at 1-888-569-1000 or visit www.atlanticare.org.

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Family Directory Jersey Shore

Birthday Parties

BounceU

750 W. Delilah Rd., Pleasantville (609) 407-0088 • www.bounceu.com Jersey Shore Children’s Museum Shore Mall, EHT, (609) 645-7741 www.childrensmuseumsinnj.com

McDonald’s

Covenant House Atlantic City

929 Atlantic Avenue, Atlantic City (609) 348-4070 www.covenanthouse.org

FACES: Autism Support Network

PO Box 2341, Ventnor (609) 412-3750 www.faces-autismsupport.org

Family Service Association

Traa Family McDonald’s www.mcdonalds.com

3073 English Creek Avenue; Suite 3 Egg Harbor Township (609) 569-0239 • www.fsasj.org

Petrosh’s Big Top Steve@petrosh-bigtop.com (609) 804-9805

Jewish Family Service

Game Truck Party

607 N. Jerome Avenue, Margate (609) 822-1108 • www.jfsatlantic.org

of Atlantic & Cape May Counties

www.gametruckparty.com (888) 602-GAME (4263)

cleaning services

Shore Naturals,

Professional Eco-Cleaning Services (609) 798-1420 • www.ShoreNaturals.com

Educational consultant

Georgiana M.Wood, M.A. 33 Union Ave. Manasquan (732) 341-2384 • (732) 674-1249 geze3@aol.com • www.georgiewood.net

family services/ non-profit

The Alcove Center for Grieving Children & Families 950 Tilton Rd, Suite 108, Northfield (609) 484-1133 • www.thealcove.org

Big Brothers/Big Sisters

of Atlantic/Cape May Counties

519 Shore Road, Somers Point (609)653-8250 www.bbbsatlanticcape.org

Boys & Girls Club of AC 317 N. Pennsylvania Ave., Atlantic City (609) 347-2697 • www.acbgc.org

CASA of Atlantic and Cape May Counties 321 Shore Road Somers Point (609) 601-7800 www.atlanticcapecasa.org

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Shore Mother’s Club

Northfield, Linwood, Somers Point, EHT www.shoremothersclub.com

family crafts

Cape May County Park & Zoo

707 N Rte 9, Cape May Court House (609) 465-5271 www.capemaycountygov.net

Delsea Drive-In

2203 S. Delsea Dr., Vineland (856) 696-0011 • www.delseadrive-in.com

Frank Theatres

6733 Black Horse Pike, EHT (609) 646-4700 www.franktheatres.com

Gillian’s Wonderland Pier 600 Boardwalk, Ocean City (609) 399-7082 • www.gillians.com

Historic Cold Springs Village 720 Route 9, Cape May (609) 898-2300 • www.hcsv.org

Scrapbook Studio & Supply

Lucy the Elephant

London Square Mall, 201 Tilton Rd, Suite 8 Northfield • (609) 677-0400

9200 Atlantic Avenue, Margate (609) 823-6473 • www.lucytheelephant.org

The Clay Station

Morey’s Pier

Bon Ton Plaza, Unit A, 3143 Fire Road EHT • (609) 383-CLAY

3501 Boardwalk, Wildwood (609) 522-3900 • www.moreyspiers.com

fun & amusements

Noyes Museum of Art

Absecon Lighthouse

733 Lily Lake Road, Oceanville, NJ (609) 652-8848 • wwwnoyesmuseum.org

31 South Rhode Island Avenue Atlantic City • (609) 449-1360 www.abseconlighthouse.org

Atlantic City Cruises 800 N. New Hampshire Ave Atlantic City • 609-347-7600 www.atlanticcitycruises.com

Atlantic City Aquarium 800 North New Hampshire Ave., Atlantic City • (609) 348-2880 www.acaquarium.com

Camden Aquarium 1 Aquarium Drive, Camden (856) 365-3300 www.adventureaquarium.com

Stockton College Summer Arts Camps

Steel Pier Amusement

1000 Boardwalk, Atlantic City (609) 345-4893 • www.steelpier.com

Splash Zone Water Park 3500 Boardwalk, Wildwood (609) 729-5600 www.splashzonewaterpark.com

Storybook Land

6415 Black Horse Pike, EHT (609) 641-7847 • www.storybookland.com

Young’s Skating Center

763 Park Road, Mays Landing (609) 625-1191 • www.youngsskatingcenter.com

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If you’d like to have your business listed in the Jersey Shore Family directory please call us at (609) 385-0096 x101 or e-mail directory@JerseyShoreFamily.com

Magicians

Hospital

Dr. Funny Bones Magic

You’ll be glad we make housecalls Mays Landing • (609) 433-6980 DrFunnyBone@DrFunnyBonesMagic. com www.DrFunnyBonesMagic.com

Rich Lessig The Great Magician (609) 886-6509 • www.greatmagician.com

Michael Russell Walsh, Conjuror (609) 646-6103 • www.wingedsilver.com

shopping Atlantic City Outlets, The Walk

1931 Atlantic Ave., Atlantic City (609) 872-7002 • www.acoutlets.com

Hamilton Mall

4403 Black Horse Pike, Mays Landing (609) 646-8326 www.shophamilton.com

Historic Smithville and Village Greene Moss Mill Rd., and New York Rd., Smithville • (609) 748-6160 www.smithvillenj.com

summer camps Jewish Community Center 501 N. Jerome Ave, Margate (609) 822-1167 • www.jccatlantic.org

swimming lessons Brigantine Aquatic Center 3118 Bayshore Avenue Brigantine • (609) 266-7946 www.brigantineaquaticcenter.com

travel AAA Mid-Atlantic 901 Tilton Rd. Northfield (609) 646-6000 www.aaamidatlantic.com

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AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center Atlantic City Campus 1925 Pacific Ave. • 609-345-4000 Mainland Campus 65 W. Jimmie Leeds, Pomona 609-652-1000 Kessler Campus Emergency Care, Lab, Radiology Satellite Emergency Department Open 24/7 • 600 South White Horse Pike, Hammonton • 609-561-1589 ....................................

Shore Memorial Hospital

1 E. New York Ave. Somers Point (609) 653-3500 • www.shorememorial.org

Pediatric

AtlantiCare/Nemours Children’s Health Program 2500 English Creek Ave. Building 1000, Suite 1001 EHT • 609-641-3700

Family Practice AtlantiCare Physician Group Family Medicine Lighthouse Plaza 459 Route 9 South, Little Egg Harbor 609-296-4014 Hope Medical Commons 210 South Shore Road, Suite 201, Marmora • 609-390-7814 Broadway Square 120 South White Horse Pike, Hammonton • 609-561-4211

Internal Medicine AtlantiCare Physician Group Internal Medicine

7313 Ventnor Ave., Ventnor • 609-441-2199 9 Broadway, Cape May Crt. House 609-465-2710

AtlantiCare Clinical Associates, Internists

2500 English Creek Avenue, Building 900, Suite 907, EHT 609-407-2310

Oncology

AtlantiCare Cancer Care Institute

A Fox Chase Cancer Center Partner

2500 English Creek Avenue, Building 400, EHT. 1-888-569-1000

Urgent Care AtlantiCare Physician Group Urgent Care Centers

Broadway Sq., 120 S. White Horse Pike, Hammonton • 609-407-CARE (2273) Lighthouse Plaza, 459 Rte. 9 S. , Little Egg Harbor • 609-407-CARE (2273) 2500 English Creek Ave., Building 900, Suite 909, EHT 609-407-CARE (2273) Hope Medical Commons 210 South Shore Road, Suite 201, Marmora • 609-407-CARE (2273) Pinewood Plaza 110 East Jimmie Leeds Road Galloway • 609-748-2100

Ob/Gyn

AtlantiCare Physician Group Pavillion OB/GYN 2500 English Creek Ave., Building 200, Suite 214 • EHT • 609-677-7211 120 South White Horse Pike Hammonton • 609-677-7211 407 Shore Road • Somers Point, 609-677-7211

medical services Calabro Chiropractic Wellness Center

Central Square 199 New Road, Suite 53, Linwood (609) 653-9501

Klingert Family Chiropractic Wellness

1319 Old Zion Rd., EHT • (609) 653-1100 www.klingertwellness.com

Dr. Larry & Dr. Scott Fuerman Optometry

Pleasantville Office, 55 E. Bl. Horse Pike, (609) 641-2330 Atlantic City Office, 17 S. New York Ave. (609) 347-2020

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