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Premier Issue 2010
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2007 Long Beach Blvd.
Spray Beach, LBI
609-492-0800
Visit our Online Gallery
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Custom Orders Welcome! Stop By, or Call for An Appointment
Artwork, Jewelry, Tabletop, Gifts
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From the moment you walk into Seawall ARTifacts,
located in the Spray Beach neighborhood of LBI,
you are taken on a journey under the sea as your body,
mind and spirit take in the beauty of “Nature Behind
Glass.” Seawall ARTifacts is a
gallery of original shadowbox
artwork and custom mirrors
which showcase the beauty of
various seashells and sea life.
From a simple array of white
starfi sh, sand dollars and purple
clam shells to the delicate pink
sea urchin, sea fan and Nautilus
shell, Seawall ARTifacts has
something for everyone.
Owner and artist, Steve
Fritz, has been inspired by
what he calls “the beauty and
simplicity of found items in
nature.” With this inspiration,
he has created a collection of
original pieces that engulf the
true essence of what draws us to
nature. Since creating his fi rst
piece 3 years ago, Steve has sold his collection across
the United States, Canada and throughout the Caribbean.
Each piece is handcrafted by Steve from beginning to
end and is unique in its own way, just as each shell is.
In addition to the artwork collection,
Seawall ARTifacts offers a variety
of Artisan and sea glass jewelry,
tabletop items and loose seashells
of various non-endangered spe-
cies. Also featured in the gallery are
limited edition maps of Long Beach
Island that are sure to add something
special to any space in your home.
Custom sea-life art pieces are avail-
able upon request.
If you are looking for something
extraordinary to add to your home
or offi ce, you need a beautiful mem-
ory of your time on Long Beach
Island or just need a tranquil place
to appreciate the beauty of what
nature beholds, Seawall ARTifacts
has something for everyone.
"Beauty and simplicity of found items in nature."
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112th Street
Haven Beach, NJ 08008
609-492-3333
Visit us on Facebook!http://www.facebook.com/UndertheMistletoe
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Egon Willy KahlBroker/Owner
Cell: (609) 709-1020
Kevin Berginwww.soldby2kevins.com
Cell: (609) 709-7356
Kevin Farnungwww.soldby2kevins.com
Cell: (609) 713-1538
Walter Dombrowskiwww.soldonlbi.com
Cell: (609) 618-9800
James Dooneywww.lbiduplex.com
Cell: (609) 548-2475
256 W. 9th St. - Unit F,
Ship Bottom, NJ 08008
(609) 494-8900www.LBIRealtyGroup.com
We at LBI Realty Group would like to introduce ourselves as
one of the Island’s top producing real estate team of profes-
sionals! We produce results, even in one of the toughest markets
LBI has ever experienced, and there is a reason why. We will share
our knowledge and experience to help guide you in pricing your
property competitively, as well as providing suggestions on what
may be done to make your property stand out to a Buyer. Our years
of experience, knowledge and dedication speak for itself when it
comes to the number of satisfi ed Buyers and Sellers we have had the
pleasure of bringing together. We are known on this Island to be true
professionals in our industry and we hope you will allow us the op-
portunity to help you successfully market and sell your LBI property.
LBI Realty Group knows what it takes to help you sell your
home in these tough economic times and we will work together to
get the job done. We will provide valuable data analysis and market-
ing strategies as well as the best marketing tools in the industry.
LBI Group Realty is a growing real estate company on Long
Beach Island with dedicated agents to serve you. All of our agents
are highly experienced and here to help you.
· Kevin Bergman and Kevin Farnung - this unique team (sold-
by2kevins.com) have years of success as top producing agents in
real estate, with over 170 transactions and 95 million dollars in
sales. Specializing in internet marketing for buyers, their database
includes over 3900 prospects all of whom receive daily information
on newly listed properties.
· James Dooney - Long Beach Island's duplex and property invest-
ment specialist for over 33 years. Jim is the author of the LBI Du-
plex Newsletter, and as a result, Jim has a vast prospect list of buyers
anxious to purchase multi-family properties here on LBI.
· Walter Dombrowski - a real estate professional for over 12 years
with over 300 sales transactions. Learn more about Walt and his
knowledge of LBI Real Estate at www.soldonlbi.com.
· Egon Willy Kahl - LBI Realty Group's Waterfront Specialist with
knowledge in CAFRA state waterfront rules and regulations, spe-
cializing in LBI Oceanfronts since 1992 and Bayfronts since 2004!
Willy writes the LBI waterfront newsletter that is published and sent
to over 2300 Homeowners and Buyers here on LBI. Direct (609)
709-1020 E-mail [email protected].
Please visit our website at www.lbirealtygroup.com to learn
more about our agents, or to request a Free Market Analysis and
search properties currently for sale. The properties on the site are
listed geographically, from North to South, which makes navigating
the Island and focusing on an area easy!
Call or e-mail LBI Realty Group today for a no obligation ap-
pointment to learn how to get your property SOLD this time. We
can assure you that the time we invest together will be produc-
tive and the LBI Realty Group's expertise and experience will
be a great benefi t to you.
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2120 Long Beach Boulevard • Ship Bottom, NJ 08008 • 609-494-7228
LBI’S FAVORITE TOY STORE SINCE 1976!Winner of #1 People Choice Award for 15 Years!
OPEN ALL YEAR
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Thomas
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The Seawife� antiques � quilts � folkart � architectural
� industrial finds � nautical salvage � garden
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At Historic 1896 Fenimore Schoolhouse
& 1800's Restored Bull Run Barn
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19th & Bayview, Barnegat Light • www.thesewife.com
Recycled Plastic Chairs & Outdoor RugsPottery From Around The World
Claire Murray Furniture by SticksStunning Glassware • Mark Roberts Collectibles
Wide Array of American Crafts
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Historic Viking Village19th and Bayview AveBarnegat Light, NJ
DiscoverBarnegat Light
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13 West Seventh St
Barnegat Light NJ 08006
609.494.1000Newly-Renovated Rooms, Private Baths.
Cozy, Informal, Free Wi-fi and FAX.
Complimentary: Cable TV, Bicycles,
Beach Badges, Beach Chairs.
Short walk to beaches, marinas, restaurants,shopping, and Barnegat Lighthouse.
Wheel-chair accessible.Hearty, healthy gourmet breakfasts.
Call us to host yourromantic getaway • family vacation • office retreat
We're open year-round
Barnegat Light's newest Bed and Breakfast
www.MinervasBandB.com
Give the gift of a seaside stay to someone you
love (or yourself!)
Named for a beloved matriarch of their family, who
loved LBI, Minerva’s by the Sea is owned and op-
erated by FourLaps, LLC, a family business com-
posed of retired college professor Emma Lapsansky
and her three children (hence Four Laps), who have
lived in many places around the world, and have
more than a decade of experience in the B & B
business.
But the name Minerva has more than just
familial meaning. Minerva was a mythical ancient
Roman goddess. Because her specialties include
wisdom and trade, she is often used as a ship’s
masthead. Granddaughter of Oceanus—(born of
the sea)—and daughter of the powerful Jupiter, Mi-
nerva was also the goddess of medicine and heal-
ing, and of crafts, poetry and music.
For many decades, Barnegat Light, supplier
to fi sh-lovers all over the world, has also been a
favorite haunt of various crafts-people, writers, and
musicians. Minerva’s by the Sea—Barnegat Light’s
newest bed and breakfast—is an offi ce building,
built in 2003 and magically-transformed in 2007
to an enticing B and B featuring “you”-centered
hospitality, (it’s all about you—the guests!) healthy
gourmet breakfasts and the works of local artists on
the walls—and of course easy access to the healing
qualities of the sea!
Located at the northern tip of Long Beach Is-
land, in the shadow of Old Barney, one of New Jer-
sey’s most beloved lighthouses, Minerva’s is near
the clean, expansive, often uncrowded beaches of
this beautiful, surprisingly unspoiled barrier island,
and close to tasteful shopping areas and a variety of
restaurants.
Call us for reservations or gift certifi cates.
Goddess of poetry, medicine, wisdom, commerce, weaving, crafts,
magic, and music.
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Visit us at admsvacationrentals.com.
Investin your
Investment
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We at ADMS offer you many
services to help you make
the right decisions. We can help
you with changes, large, small and
in-between. Many times it is simply
painting, adding, wall art and acces-
sories that can make a room “pop”.
Sometimes it may mean upgrading
appliances which are not only old but
are not energy-effi cient. Flat-screen
TVs are almost a “must” in today’s
market as are other entertainment
amenities. Our design team can help
not only with the changes but also
with great price advantages through
our connection with many diverse
suppliers.
Once the hectic summer season
ends our thoughts turn to a restful
fall and winter to recoup our energy.
Unfortunately this time of changes
does not last as long as we would
like. We begin thinking of next spring
and yet another busy summer rental
season. This is the perfect time to
evaluate the past season and asses the
good points and perhaps the diffi cult
one and see how next summer can be
better and more fi nancially success-
ful. The relatively quiet winter season
also allows us to decide on those
changes we know should be made
and which we have put off far too
long. Questions like “what will make
my property more attractive to rent-
ers?” or “what must I do to improve
the quality of my home so that it at-
tracts a larger cross-section of quality
potential renters?” or “what problem
or issues must I absolutely resolve
to correct right now?” Needless to
say there could be many more things
to consider. For example, we do not
know what the market will be like
by next summer considering the still
somewhat precarious position of the
economy. A newly upgraded property
always has more potential to attract a
quality tenant for a premium competi-
tive rate. Let Accent Design help you
make the best choices for the design
of your investment property.
Once your "new" home is ready
for rent ADMS will stage your home
for beautiful photos and a video to be
placed on our website for tenants to
view.
We pride ourselves with almost
immediate response emails and fol-
low through all phases of the rental
until your renters depart your home.
We are in touch with your tenants
to make sure that everything is the
way it should be while they are in
your home and follow up with them
for a guest review. We can provide
cleaning, concierge, and management
services as well.
Let ADMS’s professional staff
manage the responsibility of renting
your home so you can relax and enjoy
your summer.
This is the time to do something
positive to make your rental home
the best investment it can be.
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Away in a manger,
No crib for His bed
The little Lord Jesus
Laid down His sweet head
The stars in the bright sky
Looked down where He lay
The little Lord Jesus
Asleep on the hay
The cattle are lowing
The poor Baby wakes
But little Lord Jesus
No crying He makes
I love Thee, Lord Jesus
Look down from the sky
And stay by my side,
'Til morning is nigh.
Be near me, Lord Jesus,
I ask Thee to stay
Close by me forever
And love me I pray
Bless all the dear children
In Thy tender care
And take us to heaven
To live with Thee there
Away in the Manger
C&S Auctions AUCTIONZIP.COM ID# 11227Col. Peter Harrison
Carol L. Harrison OwnerP 732-341-5656C 732-979-1130C [email protected]
Auction Gallery213 East Main St.Tuckerton, NJ 08087
Don't Store It ~ Let Us Auction It For YOU!
WantedArt WorkAntiques
Collectables
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Artifacts R TreasuresConsignment Boutique
414 N. Bay AveBeach Haven, NJ
609-492-4002
Vintage Home atThe Container Garden
414 N. Bay AveBeach Haven, NJ
609-661-1586
Unique Garden Findings
Open All YearWinter HoursFri., Sat, Sun
10 Am to 5 PMConsignment by
appointment only.
Jewelry • Art • Antiques • Home Goods
The Magnolia House Bed and Breakfast
215 Centre Street • Beach Haven • NJ • 08008
609-492-2226 www.magnoliahouselbi.com
Invi te your se l f to a ge taway weekend
Open All Year
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Surf the WebSurf Unlimited
609-494-3555
19th & Boulevard, Ship Bottom
www.surfingLBI.com
Coastal Consignment & Salvage Co.
“An LBI Experience”
609-492-9400www.coastalconsignment-salvage.com
Ladies Clothing & AccessoriesFine & Estate Jewelry • Antiques • Collectibles
Select Furniture Pieces • Art • China • GiftsHome Furnishings • Liquidations • Over Stocks
• Baby Gifts
Open all year (except in January)
511 North Bay AveBeach Haven, NJ 08008
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The Floor Store and More
No hidden charges
Our prices beat the warehouse/box stores
We add the personal touch
Village Plaza (Behind Buy Rite Liquors)
575 Route 72E • Manahawkin
609-978-8008
www.floorstoreandmore.com
"We do it right, the first time"
YFree rip up and cart of old carpet and padding (with the purchase of 500 sq ft or more)
Free Estimates Mention This Ad For Discounts!
Family owned and operated
30% off Fall Sale
www.anchorappliance.com
(609) 597-3571
Sales • Service • Parts
491 A Route 9 • West Creek, NJ 08092
Serving all of Ocean County for over 40 years
Family Owned& Operated
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Popcorn
Ornaments
Popcorn and Marshmallow
Melt one bag of
marshmallow and 1/2 stick of butter.
Add food coloring.
Add 2 bags of microwave popped popcorn.
Mix with buttered hands. Wrap in plastic bags.
Twist tie to Christmas tree.
604 Long Beach Blvd
Surf City, NJ 08008
609-494-5800
GiftsGamesToys
PuzzlesStocking Stuffers
www.LBIBoatCap.com 609-494-7200NJ Boater's Safety Course
Taught On Board
Or In Your Home
Seamanship
Docking
Piloting
Navigating
Captain Brazill's Complete LBI Marine ServiceMarine Survey's For Pre-Purchase, Finance, And Insurance
State Of The Art Boat Hauling
More than drugs and bandaidsSurf City Pharmacy
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Meringue2 egg whites
1/8 teaspoon salt
1/8 teaspoon lemon juice
1/2 cup white sugar
1. Preheat oven to 225 derees F
2. Line cookie sheet with parchment
paper, Set Aside
3. In a large glass or metal mixing bowl,
add egg whites, salt, vanilla and
lemon juice.
4. Beat to soft peaks, gradually adding
sugar
5. Bake for about 40 minutes in a pre-
heated oven. Meringues should be
completely dry on the inside. Do not
allow them to brown.
6. Turn off oven. Keep oven door ajar,
and let meringues sit in the oven until
completely cool.
How cute are these? Snow Men Meringues-- add food coloring
accordingly to make the scarf, button eyes and hat.
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20% Gift Card Back to Buyer on
all Gift Certifi cate Purchases
in November and December
Give the Gift of Health and Good
Taste this Holiday Season with
Greenhouse Cafe Merchandise
$5997 Auto Detailing While You WaitNo AppointmentNecessary!
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Offer only valid at Best Buy Manahawkin. Pricing may vary for suv/van/full size truck. Ask an Auto Tech for details. *A shop fee of $5 will be accessed at the time of any package or non package purchase.
215 Stafford Park BlvdManahawkin, NJ 08050
609-978-9425
Car ExteriorHand wash vehicle; body, rims and tires - dry glaze to body - tire dressing
Car InteriorVacuum interior, clean interior windows & mirrors - clean leather , vinyl & plastics - wash fl oor mats.
SANTA Loves LBI
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The Boat Winterization Specialists on LBI
Call our service department for special pricing.
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Stacey Maggio
760-822-3985
www.viavo.net
Avocado oilenriched
body & bathproducts
Our Avocado ElfWill DeliverFREE on LBI!(Shipping Available)
BOGOBuy one body lotion,
Get one body wash FREE$18 value - offer good until 12/31/10
Available at Jeffries & Co
Viavo Products
"Avocado Elf"
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Let Josh, Jeff and the Kline Bros. family
transform your outdoor space with their pro-
fessional design team on LBI and throughout
South Jersey.
Call us for more
Information and schedule a FREE
onsite assessment.
Kline Bros. Landscaping
811 East Bay Ave
Manahawkin, NJ 08050
609-494-5838
Brick Paving
Swimming Pools & Spas
Maintenance Free Decking
Irrigation
Fencing
Landscaping
Landscape Lighting
www.klinebrothers.com
609-494-5838
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Call for Hours
Call for Hours
HOGPENNY STUDIOS
Jim De Francesco named the business for a coin in circula-
tion in Bermuda, to which he has traveled frequently. Ser-
vices include repairing old fi lm, transfering VHS to DVD and
transfering home movies to VHS or DVD, among other work.
It's been more than 30 years since Jim De Francesco
started his Hogpenny Studios on
Long Beach Island, and, according
to him, business has never been
better. De Francesco, a 64-year-old
ex-Philadelphian who purchased
his small Ship Bottom house with
his wife in the mid-1970s, has
undertaken many projects, from
producing documentaries about the island's history to fi lming
local government meetings to shooting wedding videos. But
in recent years, De Francesco said his business has found its
niche, focusing on transferring old home movies from fi lm to
VHS or DVD.
The service is popular mainly among two groups of peo-
ple, according to De Francesco. One group is senior citizens
who want a way to watch their old fi lms. The other, he said, is
younger people who fi nd home movies their parents or grand-
parents shot in the 1940s or 1950s and want to preserve them
for the sake of family history and because they make good
gifts. "When they do the home-movie transfer, they become
the hero of the family," De Francesco said. "And more than
a few have said, "It sure beats the
sweater from Macy's.' "
De Francesco said rates range
from $15 and up, depending on
the service, size of the fi lm and
other factors. He declined to discuss
revenue, but did say it has grown
substantially in recent years. "Over
the last two years, it's quintupled," he
said.
During his three decades in Ship
Bottom, De Francesco has become a well-known fi gure on
Long Beach Island and one with a reputation of community
involvement. In addition to his business, he's a part-time
print journalist, writing features for southern Ocean County
publications. His resume is a diverse one, including a lengthy
career as a public affairs offi cer with the Defense Department
and work in radio and in television, but he's also involved in
the arts locally.
Family members describe him as a man whose interests
are wide-ranging. "He's always into exploring new things and
sharing with others," said his daughter, Danielle De Frances-
co, 29, who lives in Baltimore. "Whatever he fi nds, he always
wants to share with everyone."
LBILife Beyond Imagination
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Coming Soon!
The Island ShowLong Beach Island's
Variety ShowDocumentaries • Comedy
House & GardenCooking and Talk Shows
LOCAL Talent • Hosts • Information
Director: David KaltenbachProducer: Nancy O'Mallon
Marketing: Lisa Ball
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We ship year ‘round for FREE.
New Beads, Earings &Leather Bracelets are here!
with the purchase of adecorative clasp.
9th and Bay Ave • Beach Haven609-492-6326 [email protected]
OpenYear
Round
Beach Haven Handbags
Handcrafted, one-of-a-kind vintage
purses featuring iconic LBI images
of yesteryear.
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Save Our Beaches
Beach Replishment
Barrier islands are constantly chang-
ing. They are infl uenced by the fol-
lowing conditions:
• Waves - Waves continually
deposit and remove sediments from
the ocean side of the island.
• Currents - Longshore currents
that are caused by waves hitting
the island at an angle can move the
sand from one end of the island to
another. For example, the offshore
currents along the east coast of the
United States tend to remove sand
from the northern ends of barrier
islands and deposit it at the southern
ends.
• Tides - The tides move sedi-
ments into the salt marshes and
eventually fi ll them in. Thus, the
sound sides of barrier islands tend to
build up as the ocean sides erode.
• Winds - Winds blow sediments
from the beaches to help form dunes
and into the marshes, which contrib-
utes to their build-up.
• Sea level changes - Rising sea
levels tend to push barrier islands
toward the mainland.
• Storms - Hurricanes and other
storms have the most dramatic ef-
fects on barrier islands by creating
overwash areas and eroding beaches
as well as other portions of barrier
islands.
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Escape to a Better 55+ Lifestyle!
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Winter on LBI
Last Winter was a snowy wonderland
on LBI. What fun it was to walk
down snowy streets. The cold wind
whipped and snow drifts covered our
cars. Up at the beach, it was hard to see
because the wind blew the sand into our
faces.
Watching the angry ocean was both
exciting and scary. Huge, powerful
waves pounded the beach. Helplessly
we watched the waves carry sand out to
sea. The dunes did their job and held the
ocean back.
Will this year be the same? We can
only hope. The snow was exciting and
the winter fl ew by. I'm not a fan of the
cold, but the snow was beautiful. Down
by the bay, the shallow water froze.
Sunsets were gorgeous as they refl ected
off the icy water.
-Lisa Ball
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Christmas Time
Is Here
From The Charlie Brown
Christmas Special
Christmas time is here,
happiness and cheer,
fun for all that children
call their favorite time of year.
Snowfl akes in the air,
carols everywhere,
olden times and ancient
rhymes
and love and dreams to share.
Sleigh bells in the air;
beauty every where;
yuletide by the fi reside
and joyful memories there.
Christmas time is here;
we'll be drawing near;
oh that we could always see
such spirit through the year,
such spirit through the year.
Since the 1930s, the toy that meant Christmas to young boys and girls
was the trains that chugged around the circle of track under the Christ-
mas tree. Even today, when most children have never been on a train,
the toy still ranks among the 10 most-asked-for Christmas gifts.
Visit us on Facebook
Tuckerton Junction
Railroad Co.
609-812-0300
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Not Ready to
Hang upmy Flip Flops
When is it time to hang up your fl ip fl ops?
Not until it's time to put on your UGGS! Is-
land living is laid back. Sundresses and jeans
are the LBI uniforms.
As a resident of New Jersey you can select your
own electric supply company. All while staying
with your current utility company for service
nand billing. Utilities cannot profi t from gener-
ated electricity; by default they purchase electric-
ity for you at higher rates than you could pay.
This is listed as Basic Generation Service" (BGS)
on your electric Bill under "Supply Charges". You
still receive the same single bill from your utility
company. The switch is completely transparent to
you, only you're paying a lot less. Your reliability
and emergency repair remain the responsibility of
your utility company and are 100% unaffected.
IN JUST 5 MINUTES...YOU CAN SAVE MONEY ON YOUR UTILITY BILL AND GO GREEN.
NO COST OR OBLIGATION
WWW.VIRIDIAN.COM/JCPL
OR CALL 609-384-2828
Viridian Energy has already met the 2020 Federal Re-
newable Energy Goal of 20% green energy in its con-
tent; we are 10 years ahead. Switching just your home
to Viridian Energy is equivalent to planting 130 trees or
not driving 2400 miles (with average usage).
All information can be verifi ed at http://liberty.state.nj.us/
bpu/assistance/utility/ VIRIDIAN is licensed by the New
jersey Board of Public Utilities, license # is ESL-0084
3304 Long Beach Blvd. • Brant Beach
609-494-5553
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Timeless Toys
Remember playing? Recently I
was shopping in a local toy store andmemories came flooding back. I flashedback to building my dream home withLincoln Logs while Gumby rode up onthe back of Pokey.
We still play, but as an adult we callit day-dreaming. Playing taught us today-dream. We baked in our Easy BakeOvens and had a tea parties with stuffedanimals. Now we day-dream about ourdaughter’s wedding. We’re just“playing” as we plan the menu andbrowse through wedding magazines.
Even a simple toy like a slinky,taught us to dream. Placing the coiled metal at the perfect spotcaused it to slink down the stairs. It was just practice for collegescience. Turning the dials on an Etch A Sketch prepared us forvideo games. Remember “Pong”?
Toys are a valuable tool for learning to day-dream. Thestronger our dreams, the harder we work to realize them.
I just wonder if Mr Potato Head was preparing me for the manof my dreams?
September, October, Novem-
ber are very busy shopping
months. School supplies, new
clothes, Halloween candy, Thanks-
giving turkey all are practice shop-
ping for the fi nal exam.....the holi-
days.
Every year I tell myself that I
will get an early start. But, life al-
ways gets in the way. There is always
something.
This year I will not make any ex-
cuses. I’ll start in September and by
the end of October, I‘ll have every-
thing wrapped and ready to go.
Last Christmas eve, I needed one
last gift. Tired, hungry and grouchy,
I stopped in a little shop on LBI.
The shop owner welcomed me with
cookies. Her warm friendly smile,
instantly changed my mood. I took
a deep breath and wondered if I had
traveled back in time.
The shop was fi lled with lovely
items. It was diffi cult to decide be-
tween the hand painted mermaid dish
or the gorgeous necklace.
“Would you like me to wrap it?”
She asked.
“Wrap it?” It was music to my
ears. “Yes, please”.
Why didn’t I start my shopping
on the island? I could have saved
myself time and energy. Great gifts,
no crowds, friendly service and free
gift wrapping! I knew at that moment
that I would start shopping early and
never leave the island.
Yes, this year I’ll start early.
An Early
Start
LivingLBI Magazine 29
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A Study in
Scarecrow, a
friendly intro to
celebrating fall in
the LBI Region
Giving residents and visitors another reason
to explore the Jersey Shore , Southern Ocean
County Chamber of Commerce’s Decorated
Scarecrow Contest begins October 2 and runs
throughout the month.
For the past two years thousands of visitors
came to LBI for the “offi cial end of summer
ritual” that is Chowderfest Weekend were greet-
ed by their were greeted by dozens of friendly
straw ambassadors posted in front of stores, in
shop windows or in group displays created by
chamber member businesses and non profi t or-
ganizations. What caused this many scarecrows
to pop up not only on Long Beach Island, but in
Waretown, Barnegat, Stafford, Tuckerton and in
Little Egg as well? The Southern Ocean County
Chamber of Commerce created the free contest
to remind everyone that fall events, activities
and shopping are still in full swing at the Long
Beach Island Region of the Jersey Shore .
2010 marks the third year the Southern
Ocean County Chamber is running this con-
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tests which grew considerably in
2009. "The fi rst year we had 25
entries with about 57 scarecrows"
states Lori Pepenella Destination
Marketing Director "Last year we
had 61 entries with well over 100
scarecrows,creating the largest
scarecrow contest on the Jersey
Shore ." The Chamber notes that
participating in the Decorated
Scarecrow Contest is probably the
most unique form of promotion that
can be done for a business or group,
especially this year with the online
voting component that put mem-
bers in front of thousands potential
customers.
This year, scarecrow entries
have already started coming into the
Chamber. “We are anticipating an-
other great turn out this year,” says
Lori Pepenella, Destination Market-
ing Director. "Everyone loved these
scarecrows last fall, the creativity is
something that makes our area stand
out ." Businesses
and groups are
invited to create
a scarecrow that
best interprets
their business. The
Chamber will list
each scarecrow
location on its
Scarecrow Row
Flyer which is
distributed dur-
ing Chowderfest
Weekend, as well
as online and at the visitor center
for the rest of the month. Anyone
choosing to take part in picking
this year’s winner will be asked to
register their vote at www.visitL-
BIregion.com. Scarecrow entrants
are encouraged to further promote
their business and their scarecrow
by reaching out their email list or
adding the link to other customer
communications. The scarecrows
will not only be displayed beginning
October 2, but a digital photo they
send to the chamber will be upload-
ed and the Scarecrow Row Gallery
will go live online. Voting will take
place online at www.visitLBIregion.
com from October 2 to October 17
with a popular vote winner in the
business and non profi t category.
Last year the public embraced
the contest, calling into the chamber
offi ce if internet was not available
to them. Over 840 votes were tal-
lied; the top scarecrow display to
take the Business Category is Sea
Crest Village in Little Egg Harbor.
With the most individual votes,
came in on top with their multi
scarecrow display of joy riders
depicting happy residents in the
nursing facility. Last year, they took
fi rst place honors with their Nurse
and well chair patient scarecrows.
The top Non Profi t Organization
is the Pine Shores Art Association
in Manahawkin with their life like
Norma Rockwell. The scarecrow
was modeled after the famous Nor-
man Rockwell Self Portrait com-
plete with her own easel, mirror and
sketches. All of last year’s entries
can be viewed online at http://www.
visitlbiregion.com/ phototour.cfm.
For more information about the con-
test, Chowderfest or the Southern
Ocean County Chamber of Com-
merce, please contact them at 609
494 7211, 265 West Ninth St , Ship
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First created in Germany during thelate 1800's, the feather tree was thefirst artificial tree designed with theintention of conserving forest land.These tabletop trees were broughtto America by German immigrantsand also produced to sale in thedime stores during the 1920s and'30s.
Made of mostly goose feathers, butsometimes turkey feathers, thebranches had a berry tip andfeathers wrapped around wires tocreate the bottle brush stylebranches. As a cottage industry,bases varied some round, otherswooden. Iron bases were created toaccompany these trees and the mostelaborate were the musical basesthat rotated the trees.
While compositionberries are found onmost of the antique trees,occasionally you canfind one with candleclips on the tips andeven more unusual,electrified ones with alight bulb at the tip ofeach branch.
Prices for antique feathertrees fall into the$100/foot range. Inspectfor damage. Somedamaged trees can berepaired, but I've seensome with feathers toobrittle to do anythingwith except leave themalone and love them asthey are. Dennis Bauerof Hometraditionsspecializes in feather tree repair.
Feather trees are wonderful todecorate. There is plenty of roombetween the branches forornaments and garland to hangfrom. I've seen feather trees fordoll houses at 3 inches high.Hometraditions carries them from 9inches up to 7 feet. They come inmany colors and can becustomized; width, height, numberof rows and colors, even two-tonedcolor combinations. Feather treescan be used for all seasons; white,ivory and pale green are the colorsmost adapted to every season, pink,lavender, yellow and pale green forspring, and black and orange forfall/Halloween. All of the colorswork for Christmas depending onyour theme and ornaments. By far,the most popular color is darkgreen. Feather trees can lookhistorical or contemporary.
Feather trees can be purchasedthrough .For those interested in antique
Christmas collecting, the GoldenGlow of Christmas Past is anorganization of pre-1966 Christmascollectors. Their website is
should be stored in acloset or climate controlledlocation, never in a basement orattic. Heat will burst the berries,and dampness will damage the tree.Cover with a pillow case or paperbag and include cedar blocks (torepel moths), rather than storing inan airtight container. Display inindirect sunlight, so not to fade thepaper wrapping on the trunk. Withproper care, your feather tree willlast for years and years.One more note about storing yourtrees - I do not fold my feathertree's branches up when I storethem. I keep them open - thebranches are made of wire, sorepeated bending and unbendingwill eventually weaken the wires.
Feather trees
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Feather Christmas Trees
-Ann Sizemore
LivingLBI Magazine 33
First created in Germany during thelate 1800's, the feather tree was thefirst artificial tree designed with theintention of conserving forest land.These tabletop trees were broughtto America by German immigrantsand also produced to sale in thedime stores during the 1920s and'30s.
Made of mostly goose feathers, butsometimes turkey feathers, thebranches had a berry tip andfeathers wrapped around wires tocreate the bottle brush stylebranches. As a cottage industry,bases varied some round, otherswooden. Iron bases were created toaccompany these trees and the mostelaborate were the musical basesthat rotated the trees.
While compositionberries are found onmost of the antique trees,occasionally you canfind one with candleclips on the tips andeven more unusual,electrified ones with alight bulb at the tip ofeach branch.
Prices for antique feathertrees fall into the$100/foot range. Inspectfor damage. Somedamaged trees can berepaired, but I've seensome with feathers toobrittle to do anythingwith except leave themalone and love them asthey are. Dennis Bauerof Hometraditionsspecializes in feather tree repair.
Feather trees are wonderful todecorate. There is plenty of roombetween the branches forornaments and garland to hangfrom. I've seen feather trees fordoll houses at 3 inches high.Hometraditions carries them from 9inches up to 7 feet. They come inmany colors and can becustomized; width, height, numberof rows and colors, even two-tonedcolor combinations. Feather treescan be used for all seasons; white,ivory and pale green are the colorsmost adapted to every season, pink,lavender, yellow and pale green forspring, and black and orange forfall/Halloween. All of the colorswork for Christmas depending onyour theme and ornaments. By far,the most popular color is darkgreen. Feather trees can lookhistorical or contemporary.
Feather trees can be purchasedthrough .For those interested in antique
Christmas collecting, the GoldenGlow of Christmas Past is anorganization of pre-1966 Christmascollectors. Their website is
should be stored in acloset or climate controlledlocation, never in a basement orattic. Heat will burst the berries,and dampness will damage the tree.Cover with a pillow case or paperbag and include cedar blocks (torepel moths), rather than storing inan airtight container. Display inindirect sunlight, so not to fade thepaper wrapping on the trunk. Withproper care, your feather tree willlast for years and years.One more note about storing yourtrees - I do not fold my feathertree's branches up when I storethem. I keep them open - thebranches are made of wire, sorepeated bending and unbendingwill eventually weaken the wires.
Feather trees
www.hometraditions.com
www.goldenglow.org
Feather Christmas Trees
-Ann Sizemore
660 East Bay Ave.
Manahawkin
NJ 08050
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Beach Haven, Long Beach Island, New Jersey 08008
609-492-7571 www.hiecbh.com
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Worship with us at The Holy Eucharist each Sunday morning at 9:30am
• Learn with us at Church School for children through grade 6, Sundays at 9:30am, and at Adult Bible Study on Tuesdays at 8am
Sing with us at Adult Choir which rehearses each Wednesday evening 7pm-8:30pm
Celebrate with us at our Special Services:
Veterans’ Day Evensong Messiah Sing-Along Thursday, 11 November at 7pm Friday, 10 December at 8pm
Thanksgiving Eve Christmas Pageant Wednesday, 24 November, 7pm Sunday, 19 December at 9:30am
There’s a lot going on Christmas Eve & Christmas Day at Holy Innocents’ this Fall. Friday, 24 December at 4:30pm and 10:30pmPlease join us! Saturday, 25 December at 10am
- Fr. Frank Crumbaugh
LivingLBI Magazine 35
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The LBI Shack Book
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photos and artist's renderings of
one of our favorite LBI icons.
We've watched the causeway
shack over the years and thank-
fully our local artists and photog-
raphers captured the past.
This book is on sale now at North
End Trilogy, Art and Decor at
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on LBI.
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SEAGATE HOUSE is a riveting tale
of family lineage, fi lled with pas-
sion, intrigue,mystery and adven-
ture. Ella treasures her childhood
summers at her ancestral home, on
the shores of Long Beach Island, a
beautiful barrier island off the New
Jersey coast. On a moonless night,
nine year old Ella experiences a
terrifying incident at Seagate. Being
an imaginative, precocious child,
she will continue her search for the
meaning of that night, wondering if
the generations old ancestor journals
can unveil any connection to that
happening. Accounts are written of
the oppressive European times the
ancestors left behind and their brave
voyages across an unforgiving ocean
to the New World. Ella reads of the
cautious Dutchman and the deter-
mined Spanish Captains and their
dangerous involvement in the Revo-
lutionary War, their relationship with
the local Indians and the challenges
they faced on an island inhabited
only by the early whalers.
Through the written pages of long
ago, tales are revealed of her ances-
tors’ treks along old Indian trails
inland to Manahawkin and Batsto,
then into Bucks County, Pennsylva-
nia and Trenton, New Jersey where
Washington is busy routing the Hes-
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Come back to the present and the
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same time, a long hidden reality
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the reader’s attention and will be
remembered long after.
About the Author
www.seagatehouse.com
Jeanette was born in northern New
Jersey, and has lived in Bucks
County, Pennsylvania 40 years.
She is the editor of the Craven
Hall Historical Society newslet-
ter, and enjoys working with the
Revolutionary War reenactments
which Craven Hall holds every few
years in Warminster, Pennsylva-
nia. Jeanette is a retired paralegal
and spends her time writing, and
researching her family genealogy.
She has summered on Long Beach
Island, New Jersey, since 1935, and
continues to do so, along with her
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Jeanette’s fi rst book, Radiant Pas-
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The summer sun
has been such fun,
the days were long
and nights were warm.
October's here,
so let's all cheer
invite a guest,
for Chowdafest.
Come winter's chill,
through window sill
keep bundled up,
with cocoa cup
A melted bay,
in early May
cause gulls to sing,
because it's spring
I love blue skies,
on LBI
I call it home,
no need to roam
All four seasons,
have their reasons
but summer time,
is so divine.
-Lisa Ball
to LBI
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For (the sake of) old times
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
and never brought to mind?
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
and auld lang syne?
CHORUS:
For auld lang syne, my jo,
for auld lang syne,
we’ll tak a cup o’ kindness yet,
for auld lang syne.
And surely ye’ll be your pint-stowp !
and surely I’ll be mine!
And we’ll tak a cup o’kindness yet,
for auld lang syne.
CHORUS
We twa hae run about the braes,
and pu’d the gowans fi ne;
But we’ve wander’d mony a weary fi t,
sin auld lang syne.
CHORUS
We twa hae paidl’d i' the burn,
frae morning sun till dine;
But seas between us braid hae roar’d
sin auld lang syne.
CHORUS
And there’s a hand, my trusty fi ere!
and gie's a hand o’ thine!
And we’ll tak a right gude-willy waught,
for auld lang syne.
CHORUS
Should old acquaintance be forgot,
and never brought to mind?
Should old acquaintance be forgot,
and old lang syne?
CHORUS:
For auld lang syne, my dear,
for auld lang syne,
we'll take a cup of kindness yet,
for auld lang syne.
And surely you’ll buy your pint cup!
and surely I’ll buy mine!
And we'll take a cup o’ kindness yet,
for auld lang syne.
CHORUS
We two have run about the slopes,
and picked the daisies fi ne;
But we’ve wandered many a weary foot,
since auld lang syne.
CHORUS
We two have paddled in the stream,
from morning sun till dine;
But seas between us broad have roared
since auld lang syne.
CHORUS
And there’s a hand my trusty friend!
And give us a hand o’ thine!
And we’ll take a right good-will draught,
for auld lang syne.
CHORUS
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