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Shore Neuropsychology & Behavioral Health
Dr. Joshua R. Cohen
732-901-9393
103 West 2nd St., Suite 1, Howell, NJ 07731
shoreneuropsyc.com
Trimarc Automotive LLC
Marc Unger
8482224645 shop, 9086707171 cell
6846 Rt. 9 So., Howell NJ 07731
trimarcautomotive.com
Shoreline Media Marketing
Joe Sernio
888-591-8205
601 Bangs Avenue, Suite 510, Asbury Park, NJ 07712
www.ShorelineMediaMarketing
Menchie's Frozen Yogurt
Matthew Pures
732-363-5154
4705 Route 9 North, Howell, NJ 07731
www.menchies.com
Howell Chamber of CommerceNovember/December 2015 Newsletter
P.O. Box 196 • Howell, NJ 07731
p. 732-363-4114 • f. 732-363-8747
www.howellchamber.com
Welcome New Members!
See photos on page 3!
Costco Wholesale
Doreen Pugliese
732-262-6302
465 Rt 70, Brick, NJ 08723
Jersey Shore Body Wraps
Kathy
732-359-6687
83 Main Street, Farmingdale, NJ 07727
www.jerseyshorebodywrapsandorganicspa.com
Jersey Mortgage Company
Maurice Davidson
908-361-1680
38 Taylor Ave., Suite A, Manasquan, NJ 08736
www.jerseymortgage.com
Howell Lions Club
Doris Rapp-Brion
732-938-3543
10 Natures Dr., Farmingdale, NJ 07727
www.njlions.org/166/Howell Twp.Lions
Club/HowellClub.hmtl
Holiday Mixer!
See page 6 for details.
Dear Chamber Members,
As we approach the holiday season I ampleased to report that the Chamber isgrowing in numbers and excitement as newmembers and new programs and activitieshave brought a new excitement to ourorganization. Since our last newsletter wehave added eight new members, have held acapacity-filled Business Expo at Equestra, atremendous dinner dance and a newmember ribbon cutting at Jersey Shore BodyWraps. Upcoming events include After HoursNetworking at Dr. Hal Ornstein’s and ourannual Holiday Mixer.
I would urge all new members to considerjoining one of our committees. Fresh inputand insights are the life blood of theChamber. Call Sue Dominguez at theChamber office for details.
This will be my final newsletter submissionas m y term as President is coming to a closein December. It has been my honor to servethe Chamber in this capacity and I want tothank our Advisory Board for making me lookgood! They are a great group of people andastute business people as well. Join me inwelcoming John McGeehan of CentraStatemedical Center as our new President. He willdo a fantastic job.
Thank you all !
George A. Krebs
A Word From Our President • George Krebs
[email protected] Children (and Parents) of Howell
We Need Your Help for the “Toys to
Share Joy” Collection Efforts!
Each year, there are families in and around our
area that do not share the joy and happiness
that we are so fortunate to have on the holi-
days.
Together, we can make a difference for these
less fortunate families, and you, the children of
Howell, can do it by becoming one of “Howell’s
Little Elves.” By doing this, you will be direct-
ly supporting the “Toys to Share Joy” collec-
tion efforts in Howell.
Every year, a group of dedicated volunteers
organize this program sanctioned by township
officials to collect gifts for hundreds of less for-
tunate families in Howell. With the challenges
of our local and national economy, the list of
those in need grows and is just the reason we
are starting the holiday collection now.
Thousands of gifts are needed to ensure a spe-
cial holiday season for those we are reaching
out to help.
So, for the children of Howell, and the parents
reading this announcement that can encourage
their children to participate, contact us on how
you can make a difference.
You (Howell’s Little Elf) must be 10 years or
older. Email [email protected] or call
732-682-4257 to request the number of fliers
for you to hand out to homes around your
neighborhood (do not be shy; we will give you
all you need). Visit the website below for the
schedule.
For questions about the program, please con-
tact Anna Ornstein at 732-961-0370 or by email
at [email protected]. For more infor-
mation about the “Toys to Share Joy” collection
efforts: www.howellholidaygiveaway.com.
Your Chamber Website Profile
Did you know you can now add your social media
website links on your profile?
Log in to the Chamber’s website, www.how-
ellchamber.com, and update your profile. The
more on-line activity about your business, the
easier it is for customers to find you.
Thank you to all our Sponsors:
CentraState Healthcare Systems
Cores & Associates, L.L.C.
Howell Township 1st Aid & Rescue Squad #1
Lomurro Law
ShopRite of Howell
Silveri & Sons
Honorees:
Citizen of the Year, Larry Gurman
Business of the Year, The Chapter
House/Ivy League Restaurants
Volunteer of the Year
Jeff DeMatteo,Howell First Aid
Squad
Years of Service, Suzanne
Veitengruber
Service Organization, CFC Loud n
Clear, Lynn and Daniel Regan
our Guests and Committee
for making this a successful
and fun evening!
See more photos on our website!
Calendar of Eventswww.howellchamber.com
Breakfast BonanzaTuesdays • 8:00am - 9:30am
Great networking and open forum discussions
on how we can increase clients, patients,
customers, social media, referrals,
marketing and more!
Tuesday, November 10
IHop
Speaker John Ciufo, Executive Director of the
Monmouth County Economic Development
Department
Tuesday, November 17
Calgo Gardens
Tuesday, November 24
IHop
Tuesday, December 1
Calgo Gardens
Tuesday, December 8
IHop
Tuesday, December 15
Celebrate and decorate for the season
the Calgo Garden way.
Calgo Gardens
The 1st and 3rd Tuesday's will be held at
Calgo Gardens (462 Adelphia-Farmingdale
Rd, Freehold). At Calgo, the fee will include
coffee, bagel and fruit. The 2nd and 4th
Tuesday's will be held at IHOP (next to
Applebees on Rt 9) in a private room. The fee
at IHOP will include coffee and pancakes. It will
be optional to order off the menu for an addi-
tional fee. If there is a 5th Tuesday in the
month there will be NO breakfast that day.
The fee is $5.00 for members and
$10.00 for not yet members.
We would appreciate an RSVP.
Please email the chamber office at
info@howellchamber.
After Hours NetworkingWednesday, November 11, 20155:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Location: Affiliated Foot and Ankle Center4645 Rt 9 North, Howell
Free - In lieu of and entrance fee, we arerequesting you bring $5.00 worth of non-perishable items to be donated to the Howellfood pantry.
“Part 2” - Dr. Hal Ornstein will share hisexperience of starting and running asuccessful business along with his passionfor giving back to the Howell community andthose in need.
Members and non members are welcome toattend; refreshments will be served.
Please RSVP on-line or if on-line registrationis closed, email the chamber office.
Holiday Mixer - Members Only EventThursday, December 10, 20155:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Location: The Cabin RestaurantRt 33, Freehold
Join other members as we celebrate theholiday season.
This is a FREE event and you can bring upto 5 employees. Registration is required.
See page 6 for details.
Layout & design of the newsletter by Linda Coppolino, Little Hat
Marketing & Design. If you have suggestions or would like to
see specific issues addressed in the newsletter, please let us
know. Remember, it’s your newsletter!
New Member Business Spotlight
Saher Gouda, Owner
SERVPRO of Howell/Wall
331 Fairfield Road, Unit B-5, Freehold NJ 07728
732-577-1010 • www.servprohowellwall.com
SERVPRO of Howell/Wall offers complete restoration
services for losses including water, fire and mold. We also
offer detailed cleaning and deodorization. Of course we
are available 24/7 for emergency services.
How did you come to be in this line of work? I have
friends in the business and have always maintained an
entrepreneurial spirit which needed an outlet.
What makes you different from others in this field? We
understand the science behind our work, coupled with
unparalleled customer service. We understand and
appreciate the value of satisfied customers.
Who would use your services or product? Anyone and
everyone who owns, manages or rents a physical
structure.
What do you regard as your greatest achievement in
business to date? Every job we have which results in a
satisfied customer is our greatest achievement.
What do you hope to get out of your chamber
membership? Name recognition, networking and
ultimately…referrals. We love referrals.
Tell us something others may find of interest about
you. I have spent the last 11 years of my career in the
solar energy industry and have been a Monmouth County
resident for the majority of my life. Glad to be back in the
neighborhood!
What is your favorite activity or hobby? Spending time
at the shore, whether sunbathing during the day, or
walking the boards at night.
What is your life motto(s)? The only regrets you have
are the risks you don’t take. Persistence pays. Karma is
real…pay it forward.
New Member Grand Opening
Brian and Stephanie Young are very excited to be open-
ing the very first Big Frog Custom T-shirts & More store
in Howell on November 11th! Lifelong local residents,
Brian and Stephanie are looking forward to working with
other Chamber Members, local business owners,
schools, teams and non-profits in the community with all
their custom apparel needs.
Big Frog specializes in creating one-of-a-kind designs just
for you through the process of direct to garment printing.
Big Frog has two talented graphic designers on staff who
can help you make a perfect design for any occasion.
At Big Frog, there are no minimum orders (order just 1 or
101), no artwork or set-up fees, and offers 24 hour turn-
around on in stock items. They are located at 2412 US
Highway 9, Howell Center (just past swingtime golf).
Please “leap” on by the store and say hi! Howell Chamber
of Commerce members will receive a free t-shirt with your
business name and the Chamber logo. You are also qual-
ified to receive a 10% discount on any order. Brig Frog
can be reached at 732-719-8880 or email
Call for 2016 Nominations!
Do you know an individual, organization or businessdeserving of recognition for their support of ourcommunity? Please submit your nomination for
consideration in the following categories to the chamberby February 1st to [email protected].
Citizen of the YearAn individual with a true heartfelt love for the community
who exemplifies characteristics of service, either bycumulative actions that have impacted the community or
by a single act that significantly touched many.
Business of the YearMust be a member of the chamber. Show true
commitment to strong business ethics by serving theHowell community in a professional and caring manner.
Volunteer/VolunteersAn individual or individuals that make a true impact on the
community by volunteering their time and efforts to thebetterment of the community.
Service OrganizationA non profit organization whose service and fundraising
events helps the betterment of those living in thecommunity.
Member News!
Valerie Gregory, MSPT, the physical therapist
who works for Affiliated Foot and Ankle
Center, LLP was on Good Morning America
about Quell Unit (wearable pain relief technolo-
gy). https://gma.yahoo.com/video/device-claims-
relieve-chronic-pain-124311109.html