Wednesday, May 09, 2007

PROBLEMS ON MY BLOG
http://regencyemailer2.blogspot.com/

You might be seeing the following when you click on some of the items found on the left side of my blog:


Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage

I use a certain site on the Internet to upload files for storage and then it provides me with a link for the file. For some reason, this site has been down for 2 days. Hopefully it is temporary but if it lasts for a week I will probably have to find another site for uploading files.

WELCOME HOME IRV AND MARGIE SHATSKY

HOW DO YOU GREET A FRIEND WHEN HE COME'S BACK HOME AFTER SPENDING 6 MONTHS IN FLORIDA? YOU BAKE A CAKE? YOU HAVE WELCOME HOME SIGNS? DO YOU ASK 300 RESIDENTS TO COME OVER AND FORM A RECEPTION LINE? THE ANSWER IS NO!

SO, WHAT DO ALL OF IRV'S FRIENDS (MAYBE 2, POSSIBLY 3, BUT DEFINITELY HE DOESN'T HAVE MORE) DO. THEY GREET HIM BY HAVING HIS HOUSE WRAPPED WITH YELLOW CAUTION TAPE - DO NOT ENTER. SO FOR THOSE OF YOU DRIVING DOWN CRENSHAW WHO SAW THE HOUSE WITH TAPE, IT WAS HIS FRIEND'S WAY OF SAYING, WELCOME HOME IRV AND MARGIE (SORRY MARGIE IT HAD TO BE DONE TO YOU, BUT IT WAS A PACKAGE DEAL).

OF COURSE IT WAS HIS FRIEND IN FLORIDA, NORM GOLDBERG, WHO DESIGNED THE WAY IT SHOULD BE TAPED. WE JUST COULDN'T AFFORD ANOTHER DESIGNER. NORM EVEN INCLUDED A SIGN SINCE HE WAS SO PROUD OF THE WAY IT TURNED OUT.

FOR THOSE OF YOU WHO WEREN'T ABLE TO SEE THE MASTERPIECE CREATED BY HIS FRIENDS, HERE IT IS IN LIVING COLOR.
(BY THE WAY, THESE TYPES OF THINGS HAPPEN ALL THE TIME WITH IRV AND HIS FRIENDS - IT'S JUST THAT WE ARE ALL A BIT CRAZY, WE LOVE EACH OTHER, BUT HAVING FUN IS WHAT LIFE IS ALL ABOUT).
http://h1.ripway.com/rongreta/SHATSKY1.JPG

NORM GOLDBERG DID IT!
http://h1.ripway.com/rongreta/SHATSKY2.JPG

THE SHATSKY'S ARE HOME (I DOUBT IF THEY WILL EVERY LEAVE AGAIN AFTER THE TAPING)
http://h1.ripway.com/rongreta/SHATSKY3.JPG

NEW GOLF RULES

I knew it was going to happen one day. Irv Shatsky has developed a whole set of golf rules for seniors. He was following the traditional PGA golf rules and shooting about 170 (he's a nine hole golfer) and realized that seniors should be entitled to some new rules. He sent his recommendations to the AGA (AGING GOLFERS ASSOCIATION) and hopefully with 50 years they might adopt his rules. Here are some of Irv's rules:

1. If you slice a ball and it goes into the woods, you really didn't mean to do it so just put your ball in the middle of the fairway at a point where you want it to be.

2. If your ball goes in the water, but you forgot your swim suit, we understand. Forgetfullness is a senior problem so keep hitting balls until you get one that doesn't go into the water. However, if you jump into the water with no clothes on, you are penalized 1 stroke.

3. If you hit into a sand trap but forgot your pail and shovel, just take the ball out without a penalty.

4. If you forget where you left your golf cart, you just have 5 minutes to look for it. After 5 minutes, you must call for another golf cart and drop it where you thought you left it.

5. If you are playing golf during the month of your birthday, you get 1 "free" shot without scoring. If your birthday falls out on the day you play golf, you must blow out all the candles on your cake and if you do it with one blow, then you cheat as much as you want. In Irv's case, it would take about a week to blow out all of his candles.

6. If you lose a golf ball but find it the following week, you can deduct a stroke.

7. The "I didn't mean to do that" rule applies to all bad shots. Just keep hitting golf balls without counting the strokes until you hit a shot that you can yell out, "THIS IS THE SHOT I WANTED TO DO!".

8. The bird rule - if a bird goes, TWEET, TWEET, TWEET, while you are swinging, you may swing again without a penalty provided you turn to all the golfers and you say to them "I'M NOT SMARTER THEN A 5TH GRADER."

9. The tree rule - since you are too old to move the tree, just move the ball without a penalty.

10. The alligator rule (Florida residents only) - if you are 50 yards near the water and you claim you can't find the ball, you may ask for the ALLIGATOR RULE to go into effect - which is basically that an alligator ate your ball - again, no penalty.

11. The final score rule - since you have stated in number 8 that you are NOT SMARTER THAN A 5TH GRADER you can take 10 strokes off your final score and just say that you only took math up to the third grade.

I hope these rules get passed! It might lower my score to 130.

MEN'S GOLF AT THE MEADOWS - NEW SCHEDULE

FOR THOSE REGULARS AND SUBS PLAYING AT THE MEADOWS ON WEDNESDAY'S HERE IS THE NEW SCHEDULE. PLEASE REMEMBER IF YOU CAN'T PLAY ON THE DAYS NOTED, DON'T CALL ME, CALL A SUB AND WORK IT OUT WITH THE CAPTAIN OF YOUR FOURSOME. IT TOOK OVER 2 HOURS TO DO THIS SCHEDULE SO SUB FINDING IS YOUR JOB. I WILL ALSO BE SENDING A DIRECT EMAIL TO ALL PLAYERS WITH THIS LINK. IF YOU ARE A SUB AND YOU WANT TO PLAY, CALL THE CAPTAIN OF THE FOURSOME WHERE YOU SEE SUB NEEDED. ON 5/30 AND 6/6 THERE ARE TEE TIMES AVAILABLE (8:34 EACH WEEK). FOUR SUBS CAN TAKE THESE TEE TIMES BUT PRIOR TO HAVING THEM FILLED THE SUB NEEDED POSITIONS MUST BE FILLED FIRST.

THIS WEEK HOLE #2 WILL BE USED FOR CLOSEST TO THE PIN (NO MULLIGANS). OUR COMMITTEE ON TOURNAMENTS IS BUSY THINKING UP NEW TOURNAMENTS FOR US TO PLAY IN.

CLICK ON THIS LINK FOR THE SCHEDULE BEGINNING 5/23 AND ENDING 6/13
http://h1.ripway.com/rongreta/GOLFSCHEDULE2007MAY23-UNE13.pdf

TURNER RICE BILL REGARDING ADULT COMMUNITIES - SEEMS LIKE IT MIGHT PASS

A copy of this bill has been sent to the Chairman of our Political Action Committee for his review with the Committee and to Kieve and Charlie. In messages I received from other communities, like Encore, Greenbriar, an emergency meeting is being held at Greenbriar today (Monday) to discuss the legislation and how it would affect adult communities. For your reading pleasure (or displeasure) click on this link for the bill.
http://www.njleg.state.nj.us/2006/Bills/S2000/1608_I1.HTM

Kieve and Charlie sent me the following message:

"As we did in successfully opposing the last bill we will be extremely active with the new legislation and make certain that any bill that adversely affects our community will be vigorously opposed. As always we will keep the community advised."

Kieve and Charlie

MOTHER'S DAY BRUNCH
SATURDAY MAY 12TH


FOR THOSE WHO HAVE SIGNED UP DOORS WILL OPEN AT 11AM

CABLE BOXES WITH DVR

I think you should post a warning to residents that have a cable box with DVR. They run all the time and get fairly hot. The residents should have this box in a well ventilated location.

SEALING OF DRIVEWAYS

Last year we had over 50 families participate in having their driveway sealed. I have spoken to M & M and they will hold the price at $40. They want to do it sometime in June. The project will be run over a few days. If you would like to do this please Email me or call me at 732 656 7895. On your Email please print your name and address. If you call me please leave me your Email address, street address and phone number.

Thanks,

Goodie Mollen
58 Turnberry Drive
Monroe Twp., NJ 08831
732 656 7895 (HOME)
732 656 7896 (OFFICE)
732 656 7897 (FAX)
GMOLLEN@AOL.COM

MEN'S CLUB
POKER TOURNAMENT


THE POKER TOURNAMENT SCHEDULED FOR MAY 20TH HAS BEEN CANCELLED

LOST - ONE MAH JONGG SET

LOST: ONE MAH JONGG SET. A FEW WEEKS AGO I ACCIDENTALLY LEFT IT IN THE CLUBHOUSE ON A THURSDAY EVENING. BLACK CASE, IVORY TI LES, WAS GIVEN TO ME BY MY MOTHER. IF FOUND EITHER CALL 732-605-9390. OR LEAVE AT THE CONCIERGE DESK IN THE CLUBHOUSE. THANK YOU. LIDA FISHMAN

BIRTHDAY'S AND ANNIVERSARY'S FOR MAY
(CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL!)

NOTE: PLEASE SEND ME YOUR BIRTHDAY AND ANNIVERSARY IF YOU HAVEN'T ALREADY DONE SO

NOTE, NOTE: LES LANGER, IT'S FRAN'S BIRTHDAY ON THE 20TH. A SIMPLE PRESENT, LIKE A 5 KARAT DIAMOND RING WOULD BE NICE!

TELCHIN EVY MAY 4 B
DATZ FRAN MAY 5 B
KORNFELD ROZ MAY 5 B
HOCHHAUSER LILA MAY 6 B
PINE HERB MAY 6 B
SCHIFFMAN RONA MAY 7 B
SANDLER ELAINE MAY 7 B
CONIGLIO JOANNE & ROBERT MAY 8 A
OKIN CAROL MAY 10 B
KOHN LESLIE MAY 12 B
ROBIN ELAINE MAY 12 B
COOPER MARCIA MAY 13 B
SCHNITZER HILLY MAY 13 B
SCHOEN PAUL MAY 15 B
RADEN SHERWOOD MAY 16 B
WATTENBERG LYNNE MAY 17 B
BORAK HOLLIS & SHELLY MAY 18 A
EHRLICH ALICE & ARTHUR MAY 18 A
LANGER FRAN MAY 20 B
ROSENBERG RUTH & MATTY MAY 21 A
BRODY FRANCINE MAY 21 B
RADEN LORRAINE MAY 21 B
KASTIN JOAN & KEN MAY 24 A
BORAK HOLLIS MAY 25 B
LENCI TRUDY MAY 25 B
GELWARG LINDA MAY 28 B
STOLLAR SANDY & JERRY MAY 28 A
SCOTT JERRY MAY 31 B

Regency Hadassah Springs Into Fashion

By Etta Levine


The Regency ballroom was laced in elegance Monday evening, April 30, for our Hadassah dinner and spring fashion show. Following a quick greeting from chapter President Helen Spector, the festivities began.

Nearly 200 of Regency’s fashionistas – and some from neighboring communities – donned their finest duds for what turned out to be an exquisite event filled with fun, food and the latest in fashion.

The room was awash in color – from the flowing, vibrant tablecloths and luscious flower centerpieces, to our own “glam” models decked out in pastels, bright florals, striking geometrics and Puccci prints as they strutted their stuff to the tune of “Pretty Woman” and other hip background music.

Donal Caterers of the Marlboro Jewish Center cooked up a scrumptious three-course dinner and dessert that was as pleasing to the eye as it was to the palate. (Rachael Ray, watch out!) It’s a good thing the dinner preceded the fashion show, so all could indulge without worrying about fitting into the gorgeous outfits yet to hit the runway.

The Sigrid Olsen shop located in the nearby Freehold Raceway Mall sponsored the fashion show. Dalia Sigal, representing the Beverly Hills-based chain store, narrated as the Regency models sashayed from the stage and circled the tables, so all could admire the beautifully designed clothing from the manufacturer’s spring 2007 collection.

And, as is fitting for such an event, door prizes and raffle winnings culminated the festivities.

Kudos to the dedicated committee who helped to make the evening such a success, and thanks to all the ladies who supported the event. Everyone had a great time socializing with neighbors and friends, and we’re looking forward to upcoming Hadassah functions.

Proceeds from the gathering went to the Hadassah Medical Organization (HMO) in Jerusalem.

TWO TICKETS AVAILABLE

2 orchestra tickets are available for Soledad O'Brien at the State Theater next week. If interested, call: Marilyn Jaclin 732-605-1444.

THAT'S IT FOR NOW
RON