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Westlake Golf and Country Club Welcome Brochure

TABLE OF CONTENTS BOARD MEMBERS ..................................................................................................................................................... 4 WELCOME MESSAGE ............................................................................................................................................... 5 INSIDE WESTLAKE .................................................................................................................................................... 7 THE GRILLE AND BAR ............................................................................................................................................. 8 HOW WE COMMUNICATE ....................................................................................................................................... 9 MAILBOXES .............................................................................................................................................................. 10 POOLS ........................................................................................................................................................................ 10 ROADS........................................................................................................................................................................ 10 GARBAGE AND RECYCLING ................................................................................................................................ 11 GATEHOUSE ............................................................................................................................................................. 11 SNOW CLEARING SERVICE ................................................................................................................................... 12 EMERGENCY ............................................................................................................................................................ 13 SWIMMING POOLS .................................................................................................................................................. 14 EXERCISE ROOM ..................................................................................................................................................... 14 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION................................................................................................................................ 14 GOLF ........................................................................................................................................................................... 15 MEN’S GOLF ASSOCIATION .................................................................................................................................. 15 WOMEN’S GOLF ASSOCIATION ........................................................................................................................... 16 WESTLAKE THREE PUTTER GROUP ................................................................................................................... 16 WESTLAKE CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES ................................................................................................................. 17 ANGLERS FISHING CLUB ...................................................................................................................................... 17 ANTIQUE AND COLLECTIBLES CLUB ................................................................................................................ 17 BOCCE ........................................................................................................................................................................ 17 BOOKWORMS ........................................................................................................................................................... 17 CHART........................................................................................................................................................................ 18 DUFFERS OF WESTLAKE ....................................................................................................................................... 18 FRENCH CONVERSATION CLUB .......................................................................................................................... 18 19TH HOLE INVESTMENT CLUB .......................................................................................................................... 18 ITALIAN AMERICAN CULTURAL CLUB ............................................................................................................. 18 LINE DANCING ......................................................................................................................................................... 19 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB ............................................................................................................................................ 19 SINGLES’ CLUB ........................................................................................................................................................ 19 SNOWBIRDS OF WESTLAKE ................................................................................................................................. 20 TENNIS ....................................................................................................................................................................... 20 WEIGHT WATCHERS .............................................................................................................................................. 20 WINE LOVERS OF WESTLAKE .............................................................................................................................. 20 WINE TASTING CLUB ............................................................................................................................................. 21 WOMEN’S CLUB AT WESTLAKE .......................................................................................................................... 21 WESTLAKE ANIMAL GROUPS .............................................................................................................................. 21 THE WESTLAKE MEN’S CLUB .............................................................................................................................. 22 YIDDISH CULTURAL CLUB ................................................................................................................................... 22 ADDITIONAL CLUB INFORMATION 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OTHER WESTLAKE ACTIVITIES........................................................................................................................... 26 WESTLAKE COMMITTEES ..................................................................................................................................... 27 WESTLAKE ADVISORY COUNCILS ..................................................................................................................... 27 CLUBHOUSE ROOM RENTAL ................................................................................................................................ 28 BEYOND WESTLAKE .............................................................................................................................................. 29 USEFUL PHONE NUMBERS .................................................................................................................................... 30 DRIVER’S LICENSE/REGISTRATION ................................................................................................................... 31 ELECTIONS AND VOTING LOCATIONS .............................................................................................................. 31 ENTERTAINMENT AND SPORTS .......................................................................................................................... 32 MOVIE THEATERS ................................................................................................................................................... 33 HOUSES OF WORSHIP ............................................................................................................................................. 34 LOCAL RESTAURANTS .......................................................................................................................................... 35 SHOPPING CENTERS AND MALLS ....................................................................................................................... 36 UTILITY SERVICES .................................................................................................................................................. 37 HOSPITALS AND MEDICAL CENTERS ................................................................................................................ 37 WESTLAKE MAP ...................................................................................................................................................... 38


Welcome to Westlake!

Dear New Westlake Resident,

It gives us great pleasure to welcome you to our community. Let us introduce ourselves. We are

the Welcome Committee of Westlake Golf and Country Club. It is our intent to assist and

familiarize you with not only Westlake but the surrounding areas.

By doing this, we hope that your transition to Westlake as well as Jackson Township will be a

positive and pleasurable experience. We will also be available to guide you around the

development and share all the wonderful things our community has to offer. There is a wide

range of clubs to join, special events throughout the year, trips to Atlantic City and beyond,

social events in our ballroom where you can meet new friends. We have Friday night movies and

even a full service restaurant right in our own clubhouse!

This brochure contains information you will find useful in the weeks and months ahead, as well

as a listing of useful Westlake references and important addresses and phone numbers for

utilities and other government offices you may need.

Below is a list of the Welcome Committee members along with our email addresses and our

phone numbers. Feel free to contact any one of us with questions or concerns you might have. It

will be our pleasure to work with you so that you feel you are a part of this wonderful

community.

Debbie Smith, Chairperson 833-83771

[email protected]

Bonnie Birman 217-1257 [email protected]

Peggy Connelly 250-2106 [email protected]

Caroline Dlug 928-2272 [email protected]

Sherry Hecker 833-1260 [email protected]

Dennis Lafer (Board Liaison) 928-3459 [email protected]

Robert Rivere 833-8384 [email protected]

Bobbie Rivere 534-0570 [email protected]

Rene Stone 833-7383 [email protected]

Bill Zukowski 833-1224 [email protected]

Lynn Zukowski 833-7444 [email protected]

1 all numbers are in the 732 area code which must be dialed when placing a call


WESTLAKE MASTER ASSOCIATION

The governing body of Westlake Golf and Country Club is the Westlake Master Association

Board of Trustees. The Board has the financial and fiduciary responsibility to manage and

administer Westlake business affairs. It has the power to establish and collect maintenance fees

from all residents. There are nine Board members and each year, three residents are elected to

the Board for a three-year term. The Board contracts a management company to perform day-to-

day operations. The Board provides up to 6 open board meetings each year usually on the 4th

Thursday of the month. The purpose of these meetings is to provide residents with community

financial status, report on committee activity, consider and ratify contracts and governing

resolutions and provide a forum for resident feedback to the Board. The Board also has one of its

members go to the Lobby one night a month to meet with any resident, about any topic. These

meetings are announced in the Weekly Update.

BOARD MEMBERS

NAME POSITION PHONE EMAIL

Dennis Lafer President 928-3459 [email protected]

Diane O’Connor Vice President 928-4482 [email protected]

Dave Whelan Treasurer 276-5921 [email protected]

Marie Distefano Miller Secretary 961-6590 [email protected]

Phil Birman Trustee 217-1257 [email protected]

Jim Garrett Trustee 833-4448 [email protected]

Denis Glaude Trustee 866-7797 [email protected]

Peter Martinasco Trustee 833-0442 [email protected]

Linda Egierd-Natale Trustee 987-9383 [email protected]


WELCOME MESSAGE

On behalf of the Board of Trustees of the Westlake Master Association and all the

residents of Westlake, I would like to welcome you as the newest residents of our wonderful

community.

I urge you to participate in some of the varied activities that Westlake has to offer. Drop

by the Pub, or enjoy a meal in our restaurant. Take a plunge in our indoor and outdoor pools.

Join one of our many clubs that cater to almost every interest, whether it be wine-tasting, card-

playing, travel or a host of other activities offered here. Play a game of pool in the Player’s

Lounge or Bocce on our first class Bocce courts.

For the golfers among you, try a round at a world class championship golf course,

designed by renowned golf course architect Arthur Hills. We offer a variety of playing

opportunities, everything from pay as you go daily play to full unlimited golf course

membership. A full description of all the possibilities is available in the Pro Shop or in the

Management Office.

Lastly, I urge you to consider joining one of the many committees that help keep

Westlake running smoothly. Whether it is Golf, the Pool, the Restaurant, or Building and

Grounds etc., almost 10% of our households are represented on one or more of these committees.

Without the help of these volunteers, Westlake would not be the fabulous place that it is.

Once again, welcome to The Wonderful World of Westlake!!!

Dennis Lafer

President, Board of Trustees

Westlake Master Association


Welcome New Resident of Westlake,

I am the Property Manager of Westlake Golf and Country Club and with my staff of three

employees, work for Premier Management Associates. We work on-site at Westlake and our

office is located downstairs to the right of the stairway near the exit to the outdoor pool.

Our role as the Managing Agent of Westlake is to handle the day-to-day operations as

directed by the Board of Trustees. We are the contact for all vendors, committees, clubs and

residents to the Board. As such, our responsibilities include handling all questions from the

residents, over-site of all of the contractors in Westlake, communications with all of the

committees and many others.

If at any time you have a question, issue or concern, you can stop by the Management

Office, call us, or submit a resident input form. Management will determine if the question can

be handled in our office, or if it needs to go further. We will advise you once an answer is

available, and/or the concern is addressed.

Westlake is a beautiful community made up of wonderful residents. There are so many

different activities that you can be involved in and we encourage everyone to become involved in

whatever may interest you. I look forward to meeting you at the Welcome Committee Brunch

and answering any questions you may have at that time.

Sincerely,

STEVE HODGES, CMCA

Community Manager

Premier Management Associates

Westlake Golf and Country Club

(732) 833-5011


INSIDE

WESTLAKE


THE GRILLE, LAKEVIEW CAFÉ, AND MASTERS PUB

The Grille offers menus for lunch, early bird specials, and dinner. Along with

mouthwatering menu items, there are daily specials announced by your server.

The Masters Pub offers glasses of wine, draft beer or bottled beer, well drinks, premium

liquor, top shelf drinks and cordials at club prices. Come watch your favorite sports team on one

of our four large screen TVs.

For reservations, call (732) 833-7262 or reserve a table on line at www.westlakegcc.com

and click on the “Grille and Bar” tab on the HOME page.

Want to host a function at the Clubhouse or a party at your residence? The Grille offers

various food and beverage packages to accommodate residents. Call (732) 833-1780 for catering

and food or beverage issues.

GRILLE HOURS OF OPERATION FOOD AND BEVERAGE DIRECTORS

Sunday, Monday: Howard Heiberger

Closed [email protected]

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday: David Esqenazi

Lunch: 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM [email protected]

Early Bird: 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM

Full Menu: 5:00 PM – 8:30 PM Patsy Lang

[email protected]

Friday:

Lunch: 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM

Full Menu: 5:00 PM – 8:30 PM

Saturday:

Dinner: 5:00 PM – 8:30 PM

LAKEVIEW CAFE: (Located on the Patio near the Pro Shop entrance)

Opening Memorial Day weekend .

MASTERS PUB HOURS OF OPERATION:

Sunday, Monday: Closed

Tuesday: 12:00 Noon – 10:30 PM (Ladies Night)

Wednesday, Thursday: 12 Noon – 10:30 PM

Friday, Saturday: 12 Noon – 10:30 PM **

**11:00 PM when there is an evening ballroom event.

Last call is 30 minutes before closing


HOW WE COMMUNICATE

Westlake Website – http://www.westlakegcc.net

Kiosk In Lobby Of Club House

Monthly Open Board Meetings

Weekly Management Updates

Westlake Journal

Westlake Weekly (distributed by email)

Activity Fliers which are included in the Westlake Journal and are available at the

Clubhouse

One-On-One - A Board member is present in the Clubhouse Lobby monthly to discuss any

issues a resident may have. Dates and times will be posted on the Weekly Management Updates.

WESTLAKE JOURNAL

The Westlake Journal is the official publication of the Westlake Master Association. Its mission

is to print articles which are informative and may improve the quality of life of Westlake

residents by providing a wide variety of subject material. There are printing limitations imposed

by the printer, Senior Publication. There are no political endorsements printed in fairness to all

parties. It is comprised of editors, photographers, writers, proofreaders, and a typist. A free

classified section is provided for the personal use of all residents. They are always receptive to

new staff members, and meet almost every Monday at 10 AM. If interested, feel free to attend

the meetings, or contact the editor, Stan Mendelsohn at (732) 833-7838 [email protected].

WESTLAKE RESIDENT DIRECTORY

The Westlake Resident Directory provides a current listing of names, street addresses, e-mail

addresses and phone numbers for all residents. The Directory is reproduced annually and is free.

A six month update is also issued. The Directory is also available on the website and provides

an up-to-the-minute version of the hardcopy directory.

ZELDA’S LIST

Thanks to the organizational skills of Zelda Krodman, who put together recommendations from

many Westlake residents, we have a list of various professionals and trade personnel who have

serviced our community. The list, available on the Westlake website, contains more than 30

categories of physicians and facilities and more than 75 kinds of repair specialists, everyone

whom you might need to survive. The list contains the names of the individual or company,

their addresses and phone numbers, and the name of the Westlake resident who has

recommended them.


MAILBOXES

Mailboxes are standard white and must have your house number displayed in black

numbers (Lennar side only) and numbers and street name (on Toll Brothers side) at least

4” high. White mailboxes tend to get black over time and must be kept clean. Clorox

products work well to clean the boxes.

POOLS

The outdoor pool is opened from Memorial Day through the end of September. The

hours are posted and are listed in the Westlake Journal at the beginning of the season.

The outdoor pool has recently been heated for the comfort of our residents.

Up to four (4) guests are allowed per household and are allowed from 12:00 pm to

closing when pool is open with the exception of holidays, when guest hours are

extended.

The indoor pool hours are constant and posted at the pool site.

ROADS

All roads within Westlake are privately owned and maintained by the community.

The speed limits are posted and should be strictly adhered to at all times.

The speed limit is 25 MPH in Westlake; 15 MPH in Westlake North

Please be especially careful near the clubhouse and other complexes where heavy

automobile, pedestrian traffic and golf carts crossing increase the chance for an

accident. Roadway traffic has the right-of-way at cart crossings.

Whether walking, jogging or running, pedestrian traffic should use the walking/biking

paths where available. Walking on the golf course is not permitted during golf season

except for Monday’s after 5PM when all maintenance is completed, and during the

winter when the course is closed. Walking dogs on golf course is not permitted.

Pedestrian traffic on the roads should go AGAINST the traffic.

Golf carts must comply with the stop signs posted along the cart path and then proceed

when the roadway is clear.


GARBAGE and RECYCLING

Garbage collection is provided by the Homeowners Association and is collected every Tuesday

and Friday. All trash is to be placed in BLACK plastic bags and placed curbside no earlier than

7 pm the night before collection. If you have a problem with your garbage collection, call the

Management Office.

Recycling materials are to be placed in yellow containers provided by Jackson Township.

They can be obtained from The Department of Public Works on Don Connor Blvd., (732) 928-

1200 Ext.267. Recycling is done every other Friday. Recyclables should be placed curbside no

earlier than 7:00 PM the night before collection.

The township provides bulk pick-up throughout the year. Dates will be made public through

the use of the Westlake Master Association web site.

The Township also has a bulk recycling center which accepts cardboard, newspaper, plastic,

batteries, etc. located at Recycling Center on Don Connor Blvd. You must bring proof of

Jackson residency. Please call for the most current operating hours. (732) 928-1200

Computers, monitors, printers, cell phones, laser and inkjet cartridges and televisions must be

brought to the Ocean County Recycling Center, 601 New Hampshire Avenue, Lakewood

08701

GATEHOUSE

Everyone in the Community should have filled out a Westlake gate access form. If you have not filled

out this form please do so, and you can also update this form at anytime by stopping in the

Management Office or obtaining a new form on the website and submitting it to the Management

Office electronically. Once management receives a form, we then forward the information to our

vendor, who inputs the information into their computer system to update the gatehouse file.

Upon a person coming to the gatehouse or calling the gatehouse from the North gate, the attendant is

required to ask the person their name and where they are going. They will then check the database to

see if the visitor is on the authorized list for that address, if they are, they we will be permitted to enter.

If they are not, the attendant will then call the homeowner and request permission for the person or

vendor to enter. If permission is granted, the person will be allowed entrance. If not, they will deny

entrance. The attendant will also deny entrance if the resident is not home. Prior to entry being

granted the attendant will log the visitor’s name, time, where they are going and license plate number

of the vehicle.

The management has made available to homeowners a preferential guest list which can be completed

by all homeowners and filed at the Management Office for those guests who come on a regular basis.

For those guests on the list, there is no need for the guard to call the homeowner and announce the

guest.

Also, residents are strongly encouraged to call the gatehouse if you know someone is coming to your

home that is not on your list, this includes delivery and contractors. The attendants keep a separate log

of those calls they receive each day so they can permit entrance without having to contact the resident.


SNOW CLEARING SERVICE

Westlake Golf & Country Club is responsible to clear the snow from all roadways, driveways

and entrance walks to your home, as well as the clubhouse parking lot, sidewalks around the

clubhouse and the sidewalks around Pine Lakes Circle after 2” of snow. The contractor will

apply ice melt once the snow is removed from all areas.

A common problem we are always faced with is the fact that cars are not moved from the

roadways at the time the contractor is performing the snow clearance. This not only hinders and

limits the contractor from performing an effective clean up, but also exposes the vehicles to

potential damage. We urge you to anticipate snowfalls by taking the following precautionary

measures:

Keep cars parked off the roadways. Use your garage to park your car. If you

park your car in your driveway the driveway may not be plowed.

Park cars facing front forward to ensure easy getaway.

Leave outside lights on to assist contractors.

Do not go out in the severe winter weather unless you absolutely have to. Take

some responsibility for your own safety by being cautious during the winter

weather.

If there are any areas which may have been overlooked by the contractor, we would appreciate

you IMMEDIATELY calling the Westlake Management Office at (732) 833-5011 to report this

information. Please remember that the contractor starts at one end of the community and

ends at the other. Each snow storm the contractor picks a different location to start from

(however, someone will always be last). Please do not direct the contractor; they cannot

leave an area to assist someone else in the Community.

NOTE: IF YOU HAVE AN ESSENTIAL JOB OR A DISABILITY THAT

NECESSITATES PRIORITY SNOW REMOVAL, YOU MAY APPLY AT THE

MANAGEMENT OFFICE BY FILLING OUT THE APPROPRIATE FORM.


EMERGENCY

For any emergency, call 911. The fastest response to any emergency will be

obtained by calling 911, not the gatehouse. Our local firehouse, rescue and EMS

as well as other emergency responders are dispatched by the 911 call center.

Westlake also has a Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) which

educates people about disaster preparedness for hazards that may impact their

area and trains them in basic disaster response skills, such as fire safety, light

search and rescue, team organization and disaster medical operations. Using the

training learned in the classroom and during exercises, CERT members can assist

others in their neighborhood or workplace following an event when professional

responders are not immediately available to help. CERT members are also

encouraged to support emergency response agencies by taking a more active role

in emergency preparedness projects in their community.


SWIMMING POOLS

This heated pool is open from Memorial Day through the end of September with hours posted in

the Westlake Journal as well as on the Westlake website. With plenty of sun, shaded areas, and

comfortable chairs, there is something to please everyone’s needs.

The indoor pool is open year round with the hours posted at the site. You can take an aquasize

class, swim laps, or just use the indoor pool for exercise on your own. Following an invigorating

swim you can relax in the whirlpool adjacent to the pool and change clothes in our newly

renovated locker rooms

EXERCISE ROOM

Across from the pool is the exercise room. We now have state of the art equipment geared for

the novice to the experienced individual. We have a variety of machines as well as treadmills,

exercise bikes, elliptical, rowing machines, free weights, and universal weights.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

The clubhouse is comprised of many meeting rooms within its two elevated floors and is

handicap accessible. The Ballroom, with a full stage, is home to many shows and live

entertainment performed by world class acts. There are also rooms designed for cards and Mah

Jongg, filled to capacity on most nights with noisy residents having a wonderful evening out

while enjoying competitive games. Mah Jongg lessons are available. There is also an arts &

crafts room equipped with a fully operative kiln, instructive classes that meet regularly, a fully

stocked library from which readers can borrow or donate books, a computer bank on the lower

level, and a Billiard’s room along with a Ping Pong Table. Movies are shown on Friday nights

and Saturday afternoons depending on room availability. Bingo is scheduled on a monthly basis.

Many other activities go on at Westlake also. We have a bowling league, many exercise classes,

bus trips to NYC, dinner dances, concerts, just to name a few.

For more information contact the Concierge at (732) 833-5006 or check the Westlake Website.

The Welcome Book is available on the website and is constantly being updated.


GOLF

Westlake Golf and Country Club is home to New Jersey’s premier Active Adult Community golf

course. Our Arthur Hills designed 18 hole championship course has seven tee options and offers

challenging but friendly play to all golfers.

Residents may choose open play or annual membership. Many of us began our golfing life here

at Westlake and found pleasure in both the game and the friendships and social aspects that come

with it.

Annual membership is available on a daily or seasonal basis and offers a choice of several cart

options. Membership entitles one to exclusive privileges, the most important of which is the

ability to request prime tee times. Another enjoyable membership feature is eligibility for

membership in the Westlake Men's and Women’s Golf Associations.

All golf fees, including guest and junior, are extremely reasonable, well under the going rate at

comparable New Jersey golf courses. The 2019 membership fee is $800.00 (tax included).

Any resident may sponsor an adult family member or friend for a Westlake golf membership

even if they are not members themselves.

The Pro and Assistant Pro are always available for lessons and offer several attractive

“packages” to golf club members. Additional details and pricing can be found on the

community web site and are available in the Pro Shop (833-7274) and in the Management

Office.

MEN’S GOLF ASSOCIATION

The Association was formed to promote an appreciation of the golfing tradition and to foster

friendships in our Westlake community. The WMGA provides an excellent opportunity thru

weekly participation whereby members will enjoy getting to meet other residents and make

lasting friendships.

We currently have over 100 members and play tournaments in a “shotgun” start every

Wednesday at 8:30 AM, from mid April to early October. The tournament format changes every

week and ranges from simple scrambles to a 64 man field “Match Play“.

After the game, players gather for lunch at the “Grille”. The WMGA provides lunch free of

charge (4) times during the season. We also sponsor opening and closing day complete

luncheons for all members.

Additionally we have sponsored an annual fundraising “Prostate Cancer Outing” for Rutgers

Institute of New Jersey, in partnership with RWI.

We look forward to seeing you on the course. If you have any questions or would like to join

please contact: Larry Vaccarino at (732) 928-2726 [email protected]


WOMEN’S GOLF ASSOCIATION

The Westlake Women’s Golf Association (WWGA) was formed to promote interest in and

improvement of women's golf, by bringing together a group of women golfers to compete, learn

and socialize while enjoying the game.

We have both 18 hole and 9 hole groups playing on Thursday mornings. We also enjoy three

luncheons during the year, a fundraiser, as well as a member-guest tournament.

Additionally, we offer a “Try it – You’ll Like It” period for Westlake women golf members to

play once with the WWGA on Thursdays in April through early May to help in making the

decision to join the WWGA. Our Pro and Assistant Pro also conduct periodic golf clinics.

Membership entitles you to guaranteed tee times on Thursdays, camaraderie and friendly

competition under USGA rules. It also provides you with long lasting friendships that go beyond

the golf course.

We look forward to seeing you out on the course. If you have any questions or would like to

join, you can contact Diane O’Connor (732) 928-4482 [email protected]

WESTLAKE THREE PUTTER GROUP

An exciting new group of beginner golfers has just been formed. It consists of both Men and

Women who would like to play golf on their own home course, in a very relaxed non-

intimidating format.

The group plays nine holes on Thursday afternoons with relaxed rules for the newcomers. It’s a

great way to get started playing golf at Westlake. As your skills and confidence improve, there

are many other membership options to explore.

Join us and have some fun playing the convenience of your own course and meeting some new

golf friends who you will have forever. Please contact Kevin Maciorowski, our Director of Golf,

at 732-833-7274 for further details.


WESTLAKE CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES

Here are just some of the organized clubs and activities. If you are looking for a club but don't

see it, contact the concierge for more information. (732) 833-5006

ANGLERS FISHING CLUB

The Westlake Anglers Fishing Club has been established to unite all people of the Westlake

Community with an interest in fishing.

The goals of the club are:

1. Promote the enjoyment of fishing, and the fellowship of people who enjoy this sport.

2. Encourage the practice of good sportsmanship, fishing etiquette and compliance with

all appropriate rules and regulations.

3. Organize various types of fishing trips.

4. Arrange discussions or demonstrations to improve the skills needed to enhance the

enjoyment of fresh or salt water fishing.

Membership is open to all residents of Westlake. Our meetings are held on the second

Wednesday of the month in the Clubhouse from 7:00 to 8:00 P.M.

Contact: Bob Robinson (732) 534-0641

ANTIQUE AND COLLECTIBLES CLUB

The Westlake Antique Club meets on the third Monday of the month at 7 PM in the Clubhouse.

We invite all Westlakers with an interest in antiques to join us in learning about antiques, finding

out about upcoming antique show, and participating in our antique Show and Tell. For more

information call:

Bruce Miller at (732) 278-6965

BOCCE

The Westlake Bocce has more than 450 members. We play Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday

nights. We also have a traveling team that plays Wednesday morning at other Ocean County

communities. Besides Bocce playing we have two social events. It’s a great way to meet new

friends and have fun.

Bill Nordstrom (732) 928-0669 [email protected]

BOOKWORMS

Informal discussion of both fiction and non-fiction books. Meets 1st Wednesday of month at

7PM. Contact: Jean Forti (732) 928-0349 [email protected]


CHART

Christian Cultural Heritage and Reading Team, sanctioned in 2012 , gathers as a cultural

educational club open to all residents to study and discuss Christian cultural heritage through

member suggested readings, speakers, and “road trips”. The group has met monthly, as

announced, to host speakers, discuss pre-read articles, view and discuss videos, and to visit

culturally inspiring sites. Contact Michele Campbell [email protected]

DUFFERS OF WESTLAKE

The Westlake Duffers are a group of men and women who play golf every Tuesday morning at

the Lakewood Country Club from May through October. The men play 18 holes and the women

play 9 holes. The format is best ball and ready golf to move the foursomes along. Members of

the group meet for lunch afterwards. Foursomes change each month to allow members to get to

know each other. Rules are relaxed. There are "nine and dines" and dinners during the season. If

you would like to become a member or an alternate, and have some experience, please call:

Reubin Weisberg (732) 536-1924 [email protected]

FRENCH CONVERSATION CLUB

We meet twice monthly on the second and fourth Tuesday. The second Tuesday meetings are

held in the Clubhouse at 7:30 and the fourth Tuesday we meet in the home of a member. For

more information call Howard Anton (732) 833-1312

19th HOLE INVESTMENT CLUB

The goal of the Club is to educate our members on researching, discussing, buying and selling of

stocks. We maintain a portfolio of approximately 20 stocks which are reviewed on a monthly

basis. Our meetings are held the fourth Wednesday of each month at 7:30pm in the Hogan's Den

at the Clubhouse. If interested, you are welcome to come and sit in at one of our meetings. For

further information. Contact: Bill Koegel at [email protected]

ITALIAN AMERICAN CULTURAL CLUB

Our Club meets once a month in the Westlake Ballroom. Most meetings are held on the 3rd

Monday of each month at 7:00 PM. Refreshments are provided at General Meetings.

It's a good place to socialize, to meet your friends or to make new friends. A nominal

membership fee entitles you to attend General Meetings, several entertainment and cultural

events.

We are committed to learning more about our Italian heritage and, of course, you don’t have to

be Italian to enjoy and benefit from our Club. Interested in knowing more, please contact:

Linda Antico at (732) 833-6843


LINE DANCING

Our line dancing is actually exercise in disguise. We use a low impact format and we line dance

to country, pop, rock, disco and swing music. We have two classes every week. One is on

Mondays at 12:00 and the other is on Wednesdays at 11:00. Come join us in the ballroom to

learn the different dances, and enjoy yourself at the same time. Beginners are welcome. For

more information call:

Estelle Berke at (732) 833-8935

PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB

Do you enjoy taking photos? Whether you have a high end camera or a simple point and shoot,

the Westlake Photography Club is the place for you. We meet the second Thursday of the month

at 7:30 P.M. in the Clubhouse to share ideas and discuss our photos. We also learn more about

composition, lighting and various techniques available to enhance our work. Once a year the

Photography Club sponsors an art show in the Clubhouse and we have an opportunity to exhibit

our work. It’s a relaxing, informative and fun evening – so come and join us.

Dan Kirschenbaum (732) 833-2008 [email protected]

SINGLES’ CLUB

The club is a social club for any Westlake resident who wants to meet and socialize with other

single residents. It is not just a ladies afternoon lunch club. In addition to the social and

entertaining events/programs, we sponsor events and programs addressing specific interests,

needs and issues of single living. A single resident is defined as anyone who does not live with a

spouse, significant other or partner.

Our vision also includes creating a network through which our members can easily find friends

and, when needed, depend on one another for support. We also want to increase our members’

enjoyment of the many activities sponsored by other Westlake organizations in the company of

friends. To facilitate this we will connect our members with one other and assist in arranging

tables, etc. for different Westlake events and programs.

We will be supporting the Jackson Food Pantry. We may collect non-perishable items and/or

monetary donations for the pantry at some events.

Our 2016-2017 executive board and committee members consist of wonderful people who are

committed to working for the best interest of our single residents.

President – Arlen Rosenfeld (732) 928-3130


SNOWBIRDS OF WESTLAKE

Many of the Westlake residents go to Florida for varying amounts of time during the winter

months. We meet at the Westlake Grille and receive all information before we start heading

south. A directory-listing Florida and NJ addresses and telephone numbers of all members is

given out in October. Dues are $6.00 for couples and $4.00 for singles. We look forward to

seeing and sharing with each other.

Phylliss Goldstein (732) 833-0132

TENNIS

The Tennis Club is unique in that all games are scheduled from Monday through Saturday by

members willing to volunteer their time. All levels of skill are welcome. We will rate your level

of play and place you on the schedule with comparable players. For a nominal fee, members

have access to all tournaments, outings, inter-community tennis and social events. You may

contact our Tennis Professional who can provide private and group lessons.

For more information on the Tennis Club, please visit the community website

http://tennis.westlakeclubs.com For more information, contact:

Marcia Weinberg at (917) 533-0449

WEIGHT WATCHERS

Weekly meetings are held in the Palmer Lounge.

For more information, call Joanne Goldberg, Clubhouse Director at (732) 833-5006

WINE LOVERS OF WESTLAKE

We are a club dedicated to the education and enjoyment of wine. Our meetings are held on the

fourth Wednesday of the month in the Arts and Crafts room from 7:30 to 9:30. At these

meetings, we present carefully evaluated selections of eight wines that are chosen to offer a good

balance of quality and price. Our goal is to enjoy the wines and the camaraderie of other people

who enjoy drinking wine in an intimate environment.

Besides our knowledgeable local sponsor, we also have excellent speakers from the wine

distributors that educate us about the wines and the particular characteristics that distinguish

them from each other and also foods to pair the wines with. To enhance the wine selections are

accompaniments of cheese, nuts, chocolates and other items. Several times a year we serve

pizzas or sandwiches and salads. In lieu of our monthly tastings we have a cocktail party and

also, in addition, our yearly dinner dance with live entertainment. We enjoy a 15% discount on

the wines that are presented monthly.

Dues are $20 a year and tastings are $15 for only the tastings you attend. For further

information or to become a member, please contact: Betty Rose, 732-965-5351 or email

[email protected]


WINE TASTING CLUB

Our goal and mission is to educate our members about wines. We seek to have fun while we learn how to

taste reasonably priced wines, from all around the world, and learn how to pair wines with different food.

We taste up to eight wines at each meeting and there are occasions where we have a pairing theme, like

different pizzas, or cheese with grapes and chocolates, and so on, at a cost of $10 to $15 per person. Twice a

year, in place of our monthly meeting, we have wine pairing dinners in the Clubhouse Ballroom, our Lobster

Fest in July, and our Holiday Dinner in December. At the end of each monthly meeting the member has an

opportunity to purchase the featured wines at a discount.

Our meetings are held on the first Wednesday of the month, from 7:30PM to 9:30PM, in the Clubhouse

Ballroom. Membership is open to all Westlake residents, there are no membership dues, and you pay only if

you want to attend the meetings. For further information or to become a member please contact: Norm

Gennarelli (732) 961-7687 [email protected]

WOMEN’S CLUB AT WESTLAKE

The purpose of the Women’s Club is to promote service to the Westlake community; provide a social and

supportive atmosphere; encourage activities that unite the community; assist and raise funds for charitable

organizations and provide for Westlake community needs where appropriate. The club shall be autonomous

and not for profit. Meetings are the 2nd Wednesday of the month.

We have had Mah Jongg and card parties, fashion shows, craft fairs and our largest fund raiser is for Susan

G. Komen Race for the Cure. We have a kickoff dinner, a breakfast, a walk and a journal.

We have contributed to CentraState Hospital, Deborah Hospital, and Kimball Hospital as well as to

Alzheimer Research, The Jackson Fire Department, the Jackson First Aid Squad, Krones Disease Research

and the list goes on and on. Please contact: Linda Piff at (732) 963-5773

WESTLAKE ANIMAL GROUPS

WAGs - Any resident with an interest in promoting the well-being of our furred and feathered home

companions is welcome to join. We run several fund-raisers and activities throughout the year. Money and

in-kind donations go to help the abandoned animals in the Jackson Animal Shelter, specifically by funding

needed medical care. We accept donations year round, either in the basket in the coat closet in the

Clubhouse, or by phoning for a pick-up. Please read our ad in the classified section of each month's

Westlake Journal to know what we need.

Our group generally meets at 10 AM on the last Saturday of each month, in the clubhouse. Dues are only

$10 per home per year, lots of warm animal themed talk and friendly humans with whom to share your

stories. Some of our activities: Paws for a Cause Walk in the spring, Golf Course Cart Path Safari, Lost

Animal protocol, trained obedience dog demonstration, compassion after loss of a pet, animal nutrition, live

sled dogs, veterinarian talks and live pet bird discussions. We can also provide consultations on any pet

related topic. One of our most important services is providing in-our-home vacation care for your

companion animals. We are always looking for foster homes and forever homes for our shelter animals.

We'd really like to get to know you and help you make friends with like-minded homeowners. Please

contact: Susan Addelston, President - [email protected]


THE WESTLAKE MEN’S CLUB

The Club is dedicated to doing good deeds and to enjoying ourselves in the process. We have contributed to

many local and national charities. A weekly breakfast club and a nine hole golf club are the latest additions.

There are always interesting speakers such as experts in medicine, legal affairs, finance, government, and

education. The Club has sponsored many trips to various sporting events and places of interest throughout

the tri-state area. In addition, the Men's Club sponsors a blood drive in September which has earned

Westlake recognition as the largest one day contributor of blood among communities in Central New Jersey

for over 12 years.

The Men's Club meets on the second Thursday of each month. Every male resident of Westlake is

welcomed as a member. There are no dues, however, there is a nominal fee for attendance at the monthly

meeting which includes a hearty breakfast.

For further information, contact Bob Rivere, president, at (732) 833-8384 [email protected]

YIDDISH CULTURAL CLUB

The Westlake Yiddish Cultural Club’s purpose is to encourage and promote the knowledge and pride of the

Yiddish heritage and to promote social and cultural activities and good fellowship among the members.

Membership is open to any resident of the Westlake Golf and Country Club.

The club usually meets on the 3rd

Sunday of the month at 10 AM. Our members have breakfast and then

enjoy an entertaining program. Our club also hosts a very popular Spring Dinner Dance, a Passover model

Seder with a complete kosher dinner, and a Chanukah party brunch and show.

There is a nominal annual fee to join. We look forward to meeting you.

President: Jeff Brown (732) 276-5382 [email protected]


ADDITIONAL CLUB INFORMATION

Westlake Golf and Country Club Sanctioned Clubs (as of 4/13/19)

Club Contact Name Phone Email Address Anglers of Westlake Bob Robinson 534-0641 [email protected]

Antiques and Collectibles Club Bruce Miller 278-6965 finderskeepersnewjersey @gmal.com

Bocce Club Bocce Membership Chairperson

Bill Nordstrom Terry Proetto

928-0669 928-4673

[email protected] [email protected]

Book Club: 1 Lorraine Clement 833-2684 [email protected]

Book Club: 2 Fran Watkins 833-2711 [email protected]

Book Club: Bookworms of Westlake Jeanne Forti 928-0349 [email protected]

Book Club: Women of Westlake As Readers

Nora Curley Gail Williams

833-9272 276-6242


Bowling, Off & Rolling Ed Breuninger Florence Pittius

928-6270 833-0094


Caregivers of Westlake: Support Group

Marilyn Goldstein 833-7480 [email protected]

C.H.A.R.T. (Christian Cultural Heritage & Reading Team)

Michele Campbell 915-1658 [email protected]

Classic Car Club Frank Prendergast 580-8955 [email protected]

Current Events Bill Spedding 961-7587 [email protected]

Duffers of Westlake Reuben Weisberg 536-1924 [email protected]

French Conversation Club Howard Anton 833-1312 [email protected]

Friday Couples Golf League Jim Costello 833-2987 [email protected]

Golden Retrievers (Golfers) Dennis Castell 833-2532 [email protected]

History Club Bill Spedding 961-7587 [email protected]

Investment Club, 19th Hole Bill Koegel 928-1322 [email protected]

Italian American Cultural Club Linda Antico 833-6843 [email protected]

Line Dance Club Estelle Berke Arleen Ferguson

833-8935 833-7507


Men’s Club, Westlake Robert Rivere 833-8384 [email protected]

Men’s Golf Association Larry Vaccarino 928-2726 [email protected]

Movie Club Jack Robinson 928-4710 [email protected]

Photography Club Dan Kirschenbaum 833-2008 [email protected]

Singles Arlene Rosenfeld Irene McCusker

928-3130 851-5016

[email protected]

Snowbirds at Westlake Phylliss Goldstein 833-0132 [email protected]

Tennis Club Marcia Weinberg 917-533-0449 [email protected]

Tuesday Night Golf Joyce Connelly 908-963-4215 [email protected]

WAGs (Westlake Animal Group) Susan Addelston 833-7221 [email protected]

Watercolor Group Tomoko Kitajima 833-9572 [email protected]

Wednesday Night Golf Group Stan Dubroff 833-6968 [email protected]

Westlake on the Move Linda Caristo 276-6926 [email protected]

Wine Lovers of Westlake Betty Rose 965-5351 [email protected]


Wine Tasting Club Norm Gennarelli 961-7687 [email protected]


ADDITIONAL CLUB INFORMATION

Westlake Golf and Country Club Sanctioned Clubs (as of 4/13/19)

continued

Club Contact Name Phone Email Address Women’s Club of Westlake Linda Piff 963-5773 [email protected]

Women’s Golf Association Diane O’Connor 928-4482 [email protected]

Yiddish Cultural Club Jeff Brown 276-5382 [email protected]


OTHER WESTLAKE ACTIVITIES

(as of 4/13/19)

Affiliated Club Contact Name Phone Email Address Brandeis Zelda Krodman

Nadine Krystal 833-7909 833-8253


Other Activity Contact Name Phone Email Address

Alzheimer’s Family Support Group

Linda Lafer 928-3459 [email protected]

American Legion Dave Whelan 276-5921 [email protected]

Backgammon Paul Phillips 833-7970 [email protected]

Bat Shalom Hadassah Ellen Keller Sybil Cimring

833-6610 928-7849


Bingo Beverly Brown 276-5382 [email protected]

Bridge (Duplicate) Agnes Barenti 833-6282 [email protected]

Bridge, Men's (informal) Jerry Blackman 928-7234 [email protected]

C.E.R.T. (Community Emergency Response )

Joe Bracco

833-1822

[email protected]

Fitness, Yoga & Exercise Classes

Jackie Maline 306-7942 www.clarkfitness.com

Golf Lessons Kevin Maciorowski 833-7274 [email protected]

Jackson Friends if the Library Rochelle Blum 833-2629 [email protected]

Journal, Westlake Monthly Publication

Stan Mendelsohn Martha Manger

833-7838 526-7080


Knitting & Needlecraft Alberta Kowalak 928-4508 [email protected]

Mah Jongg & Canasta Beverly Brown 276-5382 [email protected]

Mah Jongg Central (player registry)

Rhea Borofsky

928-0779

[email protected]

Rosary Group, Westlake Liz Annino 928-8776 [email protected]

Sculpture Group Dan Kirschenbaum 833-2008 [email protected]

Stampin' Up Anne Giblin 363-7410 [email protected]

Water Volleyball Monty Levine 833-7585 [email protected]

Water Walkers Connie Singelakis 833-5092 consing01msn.com

Weight Watchers Joanne Goldberg 833-5006 [email protected]


WESTLAKE COMMITTEES

(as of 4/13/19)

WESTLAKE ADVISORY COUNCILS

(as of 4/13/19)

Committee Chairperson Board Liaison

ADR (Alternative Dispute Resolution)

Arlene Goldman Jim Garret

Architectural Review Mark Rosenfeld Linda Egierd-Natale

Building & Grounds Bill Palme Dave Whelan Denis Glaude

Cert Joe Bracco Phil Birman

Finance Jerry Ferrantino Dave Whelan

Food & Beverage Betty Rose Pete Martinasco Linda Egierd-Natale

Golf Frank Jacene Diane O’Connor

Governance Estelle Bishop Jim Garret

Health & Safety Barry Edelstein Marie Miller

Marketing Bob Greco Marie Miller

Pool Ina Galinovsky Phil Birman

Welcome Debbie Smith Dennis Lafer

Council Chairperson

Social/Recreational/Cultural/Travel Joanne Goldberg, Clubhouse Director


CLUBHOUSE ROOM RENTAL

If you’d like to host a party at the clubhouse there are several rooms available to rent. If you

intend to serve food, it must be catered by our in-house restaurant, The Grille. To reserve a

room and complete the Clubhouse License Agreement, contact Joanne Goldberg, Clubhouse

Director, at 732-833-5006, or speak to the concierge at the front desk. Rental rates are as

follows:

Room Max Occ

Rental Duration

Monday-Friday 9:00 am to 4:00 pm

Monday-Friday 4:00 pm to 11:00 pm

Saturday 9:00 am to 11:00 pm

Sunday 9:00 am to 7:00 pm

Arts & Crafts 60 4 Hours $35 $35 $35 $35

Ashe Pavilion No reservations on holidays

5 Hours $25 $25 $25 $25

Ballroom 300 5 Hours $150 $200 $250 $225

Hogan’s Den 40 4 Hours $35 $60 $60 $60

King’s Corner 41 4 Hours $35 $35 $35 $35

Library This room cannot be reserved

Nicklaus Lounge 15 4 Hours $35 $35 $35 $35

Palmer Lounge 80 4 Hours $60 $125 $125 $125

Stewart Room This room cannot be reserved

Westlake Grille

119 4 Hours ___

___ ___ 3p-7p $50


BEYOND

WESTLAKE


USEFUL PHONE NUMBERS

(Area code 732 unless otherwise indicated)

FIRE, POLICE, EMS EMERGENCY 911

Police ~ non-emergency 928-1111

CentraState Medical Center (901 W. Main St, Freehold) 431-2000

Concierge Desk 833-5006

Gatehouse 833-7850

Golf Pro Shop 833-7274

Grille 833-7262

JCP&L [Electric Company] (800) 662-3115

Jackson Municipal Office (95 W. Veterans Hwy) 928-1200

Jackson Municipal Court (102 Jackson Dr) 928-1205

Jackson Post Office (915 Bennetts Mills Rd) 363-1273

Jersey Shore Univ. MC (1945 Hwy 33, Neptune) 775-5500

Kimball MC (600 River Ave. (Rte 9) Lakewood) 363-1900

a/k/a Monmouth Medical Center Southern Campus

Library, Jackson branch of Ocean County Library 928-4400

Management Office 833-5011

NJ Natural Gas (800) 221-0051

NJ Superior Court (25 W. Market St, Trenton) (609) 292-6564

Ocean Cty Admin Office (101 Hooper Ave, Toms River) 244-2121

Ocean Cty Courthouse (118 Washington St, Toms River) 244-2121

Water (Jackson Twp. Municipal Water Auth. - 135 Manhattan St) 928-2222


DRIVER’S LICENSE/REGISTRATION

REPLACING AN OUT-OF-STATE LICENSE

If you have recently moved to New Jersey, you must transfer your out-of-state license within 60

days of your move or before your current license expires, whichever occurs first. Your license

cannot be transferred to a New Jersey license if you are under 18 years old.

HOW TO TRANSFER YOUR OUT-OF-STATE LICENSE

Visit any MVC Agency with your current driver license (Basic Auto/Motorcycle)

Bring proper legal documents to pass 6 Point ID and Address Verification

Knowledge and road tests are waived as long as you have a valid, non-provisional driver

license issued by any of the 50 states or District of Columbia

You will be issued a four-year basic New Jersey license and will be required to surrender your

out-of-state license.

State of NJ Motor Vehicle Commission Locations

1195 Rt. 70, Lakewood 08701 Title, Licenses, Registration

1145 Rt. 70, Lakewood 08701 Inspection

1861 Hooper Ave, Toms River 08753 Title, Licenses, Registration, Vision &

Knowledge Tests

811 Okerson Rd, Freehold 07728 Inspection, Title, Licenses, Registration,

Vision & Knowledge Tests

ELECTIONS AND VOTING LOCATIONS

Voter registration forms can be obtained at Town Hall.

There are two voting districts in Westlake proper. Voting is held at the Clubhouse Westlake North votes at the Lucy Holman School, 125 Manhattan Street.


ENTERTAINMENT AND SPORTS

Algonquin Arts Theater

Manasquan, NJ 08736 (732) 528-9211

Count Basie Theater

Box Office

99 Monmouth Street Red Bank, NJ 07701 (732) 842-9000

Freehold Raceway (Trotters)

130 Park Ave, Freehold, NJ 07728 (732) 462-3800

iPlay America

110 Schank Rd, Freehold, NJ 07728 (732) 577-8200

Kelsey Theatre

Mercer County Community College

1200 Old Trenton Rd, Princeton Junction, NJ 08550 (609) 570-3333

Lakewood Blue Claws (Philadelphia Phillies minor league baseball)

First Energy Park

2 Stadium Way, Lakewood, NJ 08701 (732) 901-7000

Monmouth Park Racetrack

175 Oceanport Ave, Oceanport, NJ 07757 (732) 222-5100

PNC Bank Art Center

Exit 116 & Garden State Parkway, Holmdel, NJ 07733 (732) 203-2500

Six Flags Great Adventure

1 Six Flags Blvd, Jackson, NJ 08527 (732) 928-2000

Spring Lake Community Theater

300 Madison Ave, Spring Lake, NJ 07762 (732) 449-4530

Strand Theater

400 Clifton Ave, Lakewood, NJ (732) 367-7789

Trenton Thunder (N.Y. Yankees minor league baseball)

1 Thunder Road, Trenton, NJ 08611 (609) 394-3300

Two Rivers Theater

21 Bridge Ave, Red Bank, NJ 07701 (732) 345-1400

Exit 82 – A Toms River Theater Co.

400 Clifton Ave, Lakewood, NJ 08701

www.exit82theatre.com


MOVIE THEATERS

AMC Freehold 14 101 Trotters Way, Freehold, NJ 07728 (732) 294-7761

AMC Loews Brick Plaza 10

3 Brick Plaza, Brick, NJ 08723 (732) 262-1545

AMC Loews Seacourt 10

635 Bay Ave, Toms River, NJ 08753 (732) 505-3405

Cine Grand Middlebrook 10

1502 NJ-35, Ocean Township, NJ 07712 (732) 493-3800

Marquee Cinemas Orchard 10

1311 Rte 37 W, Toms River, NJ 08755 (732) 341-7469

Xscape Theatres Howell 14

5361 U.S. 9, Howell, NJ 07731 (732) 277-5557


HOUSES OF WORSHIP

JEWISH SYNAGOGUES

CONSERVATIVE

Congregation Ahvat Olem

106 Windeler Rd, Howell, NJ (732) 367-1677

Temple Beth Or

200 Van Zile Rd, Brick, NJ (732) 458-7781

ORTHODOX

Lakewood Outreach Congregation

415 12th Street Lakewood Township, NJ (732) 410-9740

Chabad Jewish Center

2001 Church Rd, Toms River, NJ (732) 349-4199

Congregation Zichron Schneur

282 Oak Knoll Rd, Lakewood, NJ (732) 370-3005

REFORM

Beth Am Shalom

1235 Rt. 70 W, Lakewood, NJ (732) 363-7823

UNAFFILIATED (HIGH HOLIDAY SERVICES)

Jewish Temple Association

Ron Harbour, 10 Baltusrol Dr, Jackson, NJ (732) 833-7654

ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCHES

St. Monica's Church

679 W. Vet. Hwy, Jackson, NJ (732) 928-0279

St. Aloysius Church

935 Bennetts Mills Rd., Jackson, NJ (732) 370-0500

PROTESTANT CHURCHES

Jackson United Methodist church


Jackson Baptist Church


Cornerstone Presbyterian Church

35 S. Hope Chapel, Jackson, NJ (732) 928-2424


LOCAL RESTAURANTS

Italian American

Brooklyn Square Pizza Cornerstone Kitchen & Tap

265 S. New Prospect Rd. 21 S. Hope Chapel Rd.

961-7999 994-5286

Carlo’s Pizza Jackson Diner

665 Bennets Mills Rd. Unit 1 21 S. Hope Chapel Rd.

928-5555 370-3463

C&R’s Pizza

1144 E. Veteran’s Highway Unit 2 Mexican

393-9310 Juanito’s

3930 US 9, Howell, NJ

Emilio’s Restaurant & Pizza 370-1245

71 Bennetts Mills Rd.

928-9115 Surf Taco Jackson

21 S. Hope Chapel Rd.

Inzillo’s Pizzeria & Restaurant 364-8226

2103 W. County Line Rd.

370-031

Chinese/Japanese Mangia Brick Oven Pizza & Restaurant Koto Sushi Hibachi

11 Leesville Rd 21 S. Hope Chapel Rd.

276-7200 367-333

Mona Lisa Pizza Chin Wong Chinese Restaurant

347 N. Country Line Rd. 2275 W. Country Line Rd.

987-4933 367-2288

Roman’s Pizza Wok N Roll Asian Fusion Restaurant

440 Chandler Rd. 351 N. County Line Road

364-5724 994-5888

Greek

Papous Place

129 N County Line Rd.

987-5827


SHOPPING CENTERS AND MALLS

3710 U.S. 9

Freehold, NJ 07728

Mon-Sat: 10am-9:30pm

Sun: 11am-7pm

537 Monmouth Rd

Jackson, NJ 08527

Mon-Sat: 10am-9pm

Sun: 10am-7:00pm

180 New Jersey 35

Eatontown, NJ 07724


Sun: 11am-7pm

1201 Hooper Ave

Toms River, NJ 08753


Sun: 11am-6pm

1 Premium Outlet Blvd

Tinton Falls, NJ 07753

Mon-Thurs, Sun: 10am-9pm

Fri-Sat: 10am-9pm


UTILITY SERVICES

TV service is provided by Cablevision (732) 367-2582 by homeowner contract

or Verizon (800) 837-4966

Electric service is provided by Jersey Central Power and Light (800) 662 3115

Gas service is provided by New Jersey Natural Gas (800) 221-0051

Jackson Water & Sewer MUA (732) 928-2222

Satellite TV is provided by either DISH Network (888) 661-8432

or DIRECTV (888) 795-9488

Telephone service is provided by either Verizon (800) 837-4966, or Cablevision (732)

367-2582.

HOSPITALS and MEDICAL CENTERS

CentraState Medical Center Meridian Health Village at Jackson

901 West Main Street 27 So. Cooks Bridge Road

Freehold, New Jersey 07733 Jackson, NJ 08527

(732) 431-2000 (732) 897-3900

Community Medical Center Monmouth Medical Center

99 Highway 37 West 300 2nd

Avenue

Toms River, New Jersey 08755 Long Branch, NJ 07740

(732) 557-8000 (732) 222-5200

Deborah Heart and Lung Center Monmouth Medical Center, Southern 200

Trenton Road Southern Campus (Kimball Medical Center)

Browns Mills, New Jersey 08015 600 River Avenue (Route 9)

(800) 555-1900 Lakewood, New Jersey 08701

(732) 363-1900

Jersey Shore Medical Center

1945 Route 33 Ocean Medical Center

Neptune, New Jersey 07753 425 Jack Martin Blvd.

(732) 775-5500 Brick, NJ

(732) 840-6462

Robert Wood Johnson Medical Center

1 Robert Wood Johnson Place

New Brunswick. New Jersey 08902

(732) 828-3000


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