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The Pheasant Run Breeze

Pheasant Run at Barnegat Homeowners Association219 Pine Oak Boulevard, Barnegat, NJ 08005 • 609-698-0663

1988 2020

JANUARY 2020 VOLUME 32 EDITION 1

2 THE PHEASANT RUN BREEZE JANUARY 2020

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JANUARY 2020 THE PHEASANT RUN BREEZE 3

All maintenance fees due on the first of each quarter, any maintenance checks not received by the l5th of the month will be charged $10 late fee. Payments are to be sent to: Pheasant Run at Barnegat Homeowners Assn., Inc., P.O. Box 105007. Atlanta, GA 30348-5007

Board of TrusTees

Pheasant Run at BaRnegat219 Pine Oak Blvd. • BaRnegat, nJ 08005

PhOne: 609-698-0663 fax: 609-698-0847eMail: [email protected]

President Andy Pignatelli 609-618-9963Vice President John Gennarelli 845-551-2673Secretary Rich Michelson 609-698-1617Treasurer Patti Bielski 609-756-0605Trustee Fred Guttilla 609-549-6146Office in Clubhouse Diane Waligroski 609-698-0663Manager/Prime Management Barbara Drummond 609-693-0090

newsleTTer sTaffEditor Mary Lawler 609-488-2022Coordinator Allan Levy 732-642-9207

Disclaimer: The material in this newsletter is for the residents of Pheasant Run. The ads do not represent an endorsement by the association and are only provided for information and we are not responsible for any errors or dissatisfaction with the advertised products.

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BOARD Of TRUSTEES

oPen Board MeeTInGMarch 18th at 2 p.m. in Clubhouse

Architectural Review Committee - A.R.C. NOTESNancy Hamman, Chairperson, 609-489-4915

WOW - Can we say it enough - Welcome to 2020!!! We are in the first month of the year but also know that some of you are already planning for the future. Might be new windows, might be a needed roof, or possibly a new patio or addition.

Whatever it might be, please remember to follow the ARC Guidelines and Regulations. The first step is to complete an application (available at the Office),

make sure the Contractor has filed in the Office the necessary insurance for the development guidelines and then submit the completed application with your detailed plans to the ARC. With the construction at the Clubhouse, we still plan to meet as timely as we can to approve applications. Please bare with us if there is a slight delay due to the Clubhouse project.

By the time you read this message the holidays should be over, and your Board of Trustees hope that yours was happy and healthy.

If you have stopped by the clubhouse recently, you would have noticed that the clubhouse lighting has improved. We have changed all the light bulbs to brighter and more efficient LED bulbs, which are less expensive to run and will last much longer than standard bulbs.

You would also have noticed that preparations are taking place in anticipation of the upcoming construction. Books and kitchen supplies have been temporarily moved to the ceramics room. The ceramics room will also serve as a temporary office. You will have to access the temporary office through the door near the garbage enclosure. We apologize for any inconvenience that may arise.

As of now everything is on schedule, and we expect the project should be comp leted by the end of February. All ongoing activities that take place in the clubhouse will be put on hold until March. We thank you in advance f or your patience.

Please note that due to the construction, the February 12th Open Board Meeting will be rescheduled to March 18th at 2 p.m..

Believe it or not, we are now shifting our focus and preparing for the upcoming pool season. We will be talking about anything significant concerning the pool over the next few months.

Please check The Breeze for procedures to be followed in the event of a winter storm.

Your Board of Trustees would like to wish all of our neighbors and friends and their families a Happy and Healthy New Year!

NOTICE: ThE ClubhOusE OffICE wIll bE ClOsEd fROM dECEMbER 23Rd TO dECEMbER 27Th fOR ThE hOlIday. ThaNk yOu.


President Andy Pignatelli 609-618-9963vice President John Gennarelli 845-551-2673secretary Rich Michelson 609-698-1617treasurer Patti Bielski 609-756-0605trustee Fred Guttilla 609-549-6146Office in Clubhouse Diane Waligroski 609-698-0663Manager/Prime Management Barbara Drummond 609-693-0090

PHeasanT run aT BarneGaT CONTaCTs 2020

Billiards Art Mattei 609-698-1891Bocce Ball Pat Ebert 609-756-0321Book Club Pam Steele 609-339-2902Bowling Carol Gundacker 609-242-5455Bunco Rose Drake 609-698-0827Ceramics Sue Pullen, Instructor 732-266-9790golf (Men's) Roger Toole 609-994-3283left, Right, Center Ronnie Rothweiler 609-698-0730Mahjong Ann Palazzotto 609-698-1154Pinochle Margie Ebert 609-756-0321Progressive Rummy Mary Talluto 609-660-5781social director Carol Attianese 609-698-7602Trips and Travel Grace Cucarese 609-607-1037aC Trips Maria Pignatelli 609-618-9306

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Board of TrusTees

assoCIaTIon CoMMITTees

arbor/Planting & Removal Art Kogge 609-549-6146 John GennarelliaRC Committee nancy Hamman, Chairperson 609-489-4915 Andy Pignatelli Roger Toole 609-994-3283 Sissy Berberick 609-756-5315 Margaret Lynch 609-488-5458 Joe Pergola 914-443-1527audit Committee Patti Bielski 609-756-0605Clubhouse Sissy Berberick 609-756-5315 Rich Michelsonfirewise Committee Lynne Larsen, Chairperson 609-660-1544 Patti Bielski Drew DiGirolamo, Co Chairperson 973-216-6046 Patti McFarlin, Secretary 848-448-7667newsletter editor Mary Lawler 609-488-2022Pool Committee Bernadette Durazzo 732-915-8246 Fred Guttilla

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CLEVER TIPSIf you have a tip please submit it with your name, to The Breeze.

Grocery Bag Shoe CoversReuse plastic grocery bags as shoe savers. Just

put them over your shoes when you have to come back into your house. The plastic keeps dirt and water contained in the bag and the handle loops can be tied around your ankles to keep them on when you step inside your house for a quick break from outside work.

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PET & ANIMAL CONTROL

wE ARE ONCE AGAIN HAVING PROBLEMS wITH PET OwNERS (and visiting guests walking dogs) NOT PICkING UP AfTER THEIR

PETS.

ALL DOGS AND OTHER PETS MUST BE ON A 6 fOOT HAND HELD LEASH wHEN OUTSIDE.

ALL ANIMALS MUST BE CURBED IN THE STREET. THE PET

OwNER IS RESPONSIBLE fOR PICkING UP THEIR ANIMAL'S

fECES AND DISPOSING Of SAME AT THEIR HOME.

**ATTENTION ALL RESIDENTS**

Putting food outside to feed animals, such as deer and squirrels, is strictly

prohibited.

we thank you for your co-operation.

Notice to Committee Chairpersons & All Breeze Contributors

All committee chairpersons and anyone who submits articles to the Breeze is advised that the cut off date for articles is the 12th of the previous month prior to publication. These dates are established by the publisher, and it is necessary for us to forward all the articles promptly so we may receive our monthly Breeze on time. Please drop off all submissions to the office and place in the envelope on the door that says BREEZE.

Event chair people; It is important that we correctly coordinate dates for your events and signups. Please make sure you give the office your event date and time, as well as sign-up days, in writing, by the 10th of the previous month. Please schedule these events through Diane. ALL NOTICES MUST BE IN BY THESE DATES TO BE INCLUDED IN THE NEXT ISSUE.


Greeting Cards NewsMarge Ebert 609-756-0321

BOwLING BLURBCarol Gundacker, President, 609-242-5455

Hope everyone had a great holiday and wish you all a happy and healthy New Year.

With the renovations being done in the clubhouse, our greeting card drawer is moved to the ceramics room.

This is the temporary relocation of our office. Please enter through the side door by the trash bins.

I am glad we will still be able to share greetings of birthdays and anniversaries with all of our friends in Pheasant Run.

Thank you for everyone’s continued cooperation during this time.

Thank YouI want to Thank All who showed up to help with

the Christmas Card sorting & delivery.Next year, I hope to have helpers as good as we

had this year.Marge Ebert

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C O N N O L L YD E R M A T O L O G Y

Connolly Dermatology is pleased to announce the addition of Deborah Pontoriero, APN to our Toms River and Whiting offices. She joins our team with over ten years experience in dermatology.

Deborah grew up at the Jersey Shore and has been a nurse for over forty years. She earned her Masters of Science in Nursing from the University of Pennsylvania.

To schedule an appointment with Deborah call (609) 926-8899.


Social Good & welfare

cArDs seNT

November 11 - December 3

geT WellEdith WagnerLinda Farrell

Eleanor DiCandia

THiNKiNg OF YOUJerry Daly

Pete Hoeltje

sYMPATHYRobert Buchman -Donation to March of Dimes

Camille and Tony Citrano- passing of son-in-law

DATES TO REMEMBER CHECk YOUR CALENDAR!

March 4 – BingoMarch 14 – st. Patrick’s Day PartyMarch 22 – Viennese AfternoonMarch 29 – Movies at the clubhouseApril 1 – sOMc sleep Discussion

SOCIAL GOOD AND wELfARE MEETING

The Social Committee hopes everyone had a wonderful holiday and hope everyone has a healthy and happy NewYear in 2020.

By now you know the clubhouse is closed for renovations and it looks like our first meeting for 2020 will be in March. We will update you as we get information on the construction so keep watching The Breeze.

We will have Bingo on March 4, St. Patricks Party on March 14, Viennese Afternoon on March 22, Movie at the Clubhouse on March 29, SOMC sleep discussion on April 1 and the Paint Party on April 21.

As you can see, we have a very strong March and April. More to follow.

Looking forward to our next meeting.Carol Attianese

BOOk CLUBPam Steele, Chairperson, 315-447-7455

Since The Breeze was being published early this month, there is no report on our December meeting.

Just a reminder that the January 11th, 2020 meeting will be held at Nancy Hamman's home, 13 Willow Court.

Hope everyone had a very happy holiday and hoping for a happy and healthy New Year.

PINOCHLE CARD NEwSMarge Ebert 609-756-0321

Happy New Year to all our friends in Pheasant Run.You are all aware the clubhouse renovations are

taking place and we will not be able to play cards in the clubhouse for two months.We will try to continue to play Thursdays at 6 p.m. in my house starting January 9th. Other members are willing to host our game each week. This sounds like fun and we still get to play Pinochle.

Have a safe and healthy winter.


$ SAVE MONEY $

We have a Tree Service which will remove large trees at a fixed price when we bundle tree removals together.

Please fill out a form in the office. It will save you, the homeowner, money if we do this together.

Questions call the Office at 609-698-0663

THINGS YOU SHOULD kNOw

1. During the winter months, the only thing that should be in your driveway is your car.

2. In the event of snow, all vehicles that are not parked in your driveway, can be parked in the parking lot on the side of the Clubhouse.

3. During the winter months your walkway needs to be clear. All pots and decorative items must be removed so they can clear the walkway with the snowblower.

4. Leaves should not be blown into the common areas. Please Note: There will be one more leaf pick-up in December.

5. Recyclables should be in covered garbage cans not in boxes, milkcrates, etc.

6. Garbage cans should have a lid.7. Garbage cans are not to be put out to the curb before

3:00 pm on Thursday. If it is a holiday week, do not put your garbage cans out before 3:00 pm on Friday for a Saturday pickup.

8. The speed limit is 25 mph. The Barnegat Police Department will be patrolling more frequently so be careful.

9. If you see something suspicious, please report to the Police Department directly, don’t call a Board member.


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CErAMiCS – Meets on Mondays and Wednesdays at 10:00 a.m.-- the cost is $5.00 plus the item you are making.

BuNCo – Rose Drake – Open to all. Enjoy this easy to learn game. Monday afternoons at 12:45p.m. Cost to play is $1.00.

LEft, riGHt, CENtEr – Friday afternoons at 1 p.m. Any questions call Ronnie – 698-0730

MEN'S BiLLiArdS - 6:30 p.m. Mondays

ProGrESSiVE ruMMY - Mary Talluto, Chair. Saturday afternoon at 1 p.m. For more information call Mary Talluto at 609-660-5781

PiNoCHLE- Margie Ebert, Chair 609-756-0321. Thursday evenings at 6 p.m. They are looking for more players!

tuESdAY CArdS “ProGrESSiVE ruMMY” Come play at 1 p.m. Call Mary Talluto 609-660-5781

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RULES fOR PETS

• Pets are limited to one dog or one cat per dwelling, visitors included.

• no person who owns, keeps or harbors any dog shall permit such dog or cat to be out of doors unless accompanied by and under the control of a responsible person over the age of twelve (12) years and is securely confined and controlled by an adequate leash not more than six (6) feet long.

• Dogs and cats may be walked on sidewalks and shall not be required to walk in the streets.

• no person who owns keeps or harbors any dog or cat shall permit such dog or cat to be in or upon any private property without the consent of the owner of such property.

• no person keeping, harboring or in charge of any dog or cat shall allow such animal to soil, defile, deface or defecate on, or commit any nuisance on any public or private property, including but not limited to any common thoroughfare, street, sidewalk, passageway, by-path, play area, park or any place where people congregate or walk.

• All dog or cat feces must be picked up and disposed of at owner’s dwelling, by the person owning, harboring, keeping or in charge of said animal. Disposal in street catch basins is prohibited. Any person violating this paragraph shall be subject to a fine not to exceed one hundred dollars ($100.00).

• Dog sheds or any other types of structure used to house pets are prohibited on the lot.

• Pets may not be tied outside the dwelling unattended.

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What’s For Dinner?

Impossible Coconut Pie

2 cups milk1 cup flaked cococnut1 teaspoon vanilla extract6 tablespoons margarine - cut in cubes1/2 cup flour3/4 cup white sugar4 eggs1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg

Place all but nutmeg in the blender. Mix well. Pour into greased and floured (or sprayed) 10 inch pie plate. Sprinkle nutmeg on top.

Bake at 350 degrees for 45-50 minutes. Will puff when baking and fall when cooled. Makes own crust.

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GETTING UP CORRECTLY

One in three seniors falls each year. Even worse, those who have already fallen once are even more likely to fall again in the future.

Despite all your efforts to be careful and follow the suggestions to prevent falls, you may still fall. If you have a fall, do not panic. Although you may feel shocked, remaining calm will help you to assess the situation. Stay where you are and be still for a few moments. Rest on your side to allow our body and blood pressure to adjust. Then while lying in place, check your body for any pain or injury.

Call for help. Use an alarm, shout, bang on the wall. Always keep your cell phone with you so you can call for help. Call 911 if you are injured.

If you are not hurt and you feel able to get up safely crawl on your hands and knees to the nearest sturdy chair or stairway. Supporting your weight with your hands on the seat of the chair or step, slide one foot forward so that it's flat on the floor. Your other knee

should remain on the floor. Push up from your arms and legs, SLOWLY rising and turning your body so that you are in a sitting position.

Sit for a few minutes before you try to do anything else.

You may think you are not able to follow these steps for getting up after a fall. If so, it may be a good idea to practice getting up as this will improve your confidence and technique. Ask someone to be with you when you practice.

If you have weak muscles or painful and stiff joints in your legs, you should consider getting a personal alarm so that you know help is always available. If you are living at home, make sure that a family member or neighbor has a spare key so that people can get to you quickly.

It is important to tell your doctor, even if this is your first fall. Many underlying causes of falls can be treated and corrected.


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"fIX IT" PROGRAM

The "Fix It" program assists residents of Ocean County who are 60 years of age or older by performing minor home repairs .

The program's dedicated volunteers provide all services FREE of charge. However, the only charge to the resident is the cost of the materials. NOTE: Volunteers are always welcome. If you would like to volunteer to help this wonderful program call John at the below phone number.

TYPes OF PrOjecTs "FiX iT" VOlUNTeers TAKe ON:

Install grab bars and safety hand rails• Repair minor electrical problems (such as faulty • light switches)Do minor carpentry repairs• Do minor plumbing (such as leaky faucets and • running toilets)Change storm windows and doors• Weather strippingand caulking• Replace batteries in smoke detectors and carbon • monoxide detectorsChange light bulbs• Change furnace filters and air conditioner filters• Install curtain and drapery hardware• Fix small appliances•

If you need help, please call the “Fix It” volunteer coordinator at 732-363-5322 x3234 prompt 5. Donations are always welcome.

ATLANTIC CITY TRIP

RESORTSTUESDAY, JANUARY 14, 2020

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 2020

TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 2020

COST: $30.00 Per Person $30.00 SLOT PLAY

Friends & Family Are Welcome To Reserve A Seat

CALL MARIA PIGNATELLI: 609-618-9306

Must Be At The Clubhouse at 9:15 a.m.

Please remember to use the side door near the trash bins to enter the clubhouse for your trip.


The moon moves about two inches away from • the Earth each year.Glass takes one million years to decompose, • which means it never wears out and can be recycled an infinite amount of times!Gold is the only metal that doesn't rust, even if • it's buried in the ground for thousands of years.If you stop getting thirsty, you need to drink more • water. When a human body is dehydrated, its thirst mechanism shuts off.Kites were used in the American Civil War to • deliver letters and newspapers.Drinking water after eating reduces the acid in • your mouth by 61 percent. Drinking a glass of water before you eat may help digestion and curb appetite.Peanut oil is used for cooking in submarines • because it doesn't smoke unless it's heated above 450F.The roar that we hear when we place a seashell • next to our ear is not the ocean, but rather the sound of blood surging through the veins in the ear.Nine out of every 10 living things live in the • ocean .The banana cannot reproduce itself. It can be • propagated only by the hand of man.Airports at higher altitudes require a longer • airstrip due to lower air density.The University of Alaska spans four time zones.• The tooth is the only part of the human body that • cannot heal itself.In ancient Greece tossing an apple to a girl was • a traditional proposal of marriage. Catching it meant she accepted.Warner Communications paid 28 million for the • copyright to the song Happy Birthday, which was written in 1935!

Intelligent people have more zinc and copper in • their hair.A comet’s tail always points away from the sun.• The Swine Flu vaccine in 1976 caused more • death and illness than the disease it was intended to prevent.Caffeine increases the power of aspirin and • other painkillers, that is why it is found in some medicines.The military salute is a motion that evolved from • medieval times, when knights in armor raised their visors to reveal their identity.If you get into the bottom of a well or a tall • chimney and look up, you can see stars, even in the middle of the day.When a person dies, hearing is the last sense to • go. The first sense lost is sight.In ancient times strangers shook hands to show • that they were unarmed.Strawberries and cashews are the only fruits • whose seeds grow on the outside.Avocados have the highest calories of any fruit at • 167 calories per hundred grams.The Earth gets 100 tons heavier every day due to • falling space dust.Soldiers do not march in step when going across • bridges because they could set up a vibration which could be sufficient to knock the bridge down.Everything weighs one percent less at the • equator.For every extra kilogram carried on space flight, • 530 kg of excess fuel are needed at lift-off. The letter J does not appear anywhere on the • periodic table of the elements.

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There were so many delicious pies to choose from. Thank you to everyone for participating.

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PROJECT MEDICINE DROP

Project Medicine Drop is an initiative involving the installation of "prescription drug drop boxes" at participating New Jersey police departments. We are fortunate to have one located at our police department. The police agencies agree to keep the locked metal boxes indoors, affixed to the floor or wall in a secure area within police department headquarters, within view of law enforcement officers, in an area to which members of the public may be admitted to drop off their unused and expired medications.

Their prominent "Project Medicine Drop" logos make the boxes clearly visible and recognizable.

Project Medicine Drop allows the public to dispose of unused and expired prescription medications safely, securely, and anonymously. The opportunity is available seven days a week, 365 days a year.

What Types of Medication May i Dispose Of in the Boxes?

For safety reasons, the Project Medicine Drop boxes can only accept medications such as pills, patches,

inhalers, and similar objects.The boxes cannot accept liquids,

medical waste, or syringes. Consumers wishing to dispose of these should speak with their doctors or pharmacists to find the safest ways to dispose of them.

It should also be noted that consumers may only dispose of legal prescription or over-the-counter medications. Anyone wishing to dispose of any illicit

drug, should follow the normal procedure of reporting it to the police. It is recommended to black out your name and prescription number or remove the label.


5 HEALTH BENEfITS THAT wILL DO YOUR BODY GOODby donna Cardillo, r.N.

1. LOWERING OF BLOOD PRESSURE. Studies have found that individuals who spend sometime in nature rather than city environment ultimately produced lower blood pressure. Well-controlled blood pressure has a positive impact on every organ system within the human body.

2. BOOSTING THE IMMUNESYSTEM AND PREVENTING ILLNESS. Historically, humans spent their time outdoors, but in the day of man made environments, individuals spend more time exposed to viruses and bacteria.Germ infested computer keyboards, door knobs, refrigerator handles, and toilets are now a routine. Stepping outdoors and away from it all, even for a 5 or 10 minute walk, will help you reap some benefits.

3. DECREASING STRESS AND IMPROVING MOOD. Studies have shown that time spent in the sunlight fuels the body with much-needed vitamin D, lowers cortisol levels and can reduce the impact of

depression. Some research suggests 10 minutes a week in the garden can lessen symptoms of depression with fourt o five brief visits in nature each week as optimal.

4. ENHANCING SLEEP AND IMPROVING ENERGY. Time in nature typically results in more physical activity, which is good for your heart and your brain. Exercise tends to lessen cognitive fatigue, improve overall energy, and can lead to a betternight's sleep. Go for a walk on the sidewalk, walk on a trail, go for a hike .

5. PROMOTING SOCIAL HEALTH. Whether you are gardening, interacting with a neighbor, going for a bike ride or hike, nature brings people together creating a deepersense of community. A feeling of belonging to something biggerthan ourselves tends to fuel the sole. Carving out small bits of time to enjoy nature just maybe the free prescription needed to fuel your mind, body, and soul and ultimately be the recipe for a longer and healthier life .

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130 Route 9 North, FORKED RIVER, NJ 08731609-693-8222

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Celebrating Our 100th Anniversary


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Preventing Dryer fires

Dryers are involved in one out of every 22 home structure fires reported to U.S. fire departments in 2006 and 2010. In 2010 an estimate of 16,800 reported US non-confined or confined home structures fires resulted in 51 civilian deaths, 380 injuries and $236 million in property damage.

How to prevent dryer fires?Clean your lint screen- Always clean your lint screen

right before you push the start button for EVERY LOAD!! Even if there is a small amount of lint, clean it anyway.

Check your vent hose-Make sure your vent hose is in good shape. If you have the white plastic hose, replace it NOW!! It is not safe and has been outlawed. Use the

aluminum type and make sure the length is as short as possible and not crushed or kinked .

Clean your vent regularly-It is very important that the vent line (from the wall behind the dryer to the outside flap) is not restricted or clogged up with lint. This greatly increases your chances of a dryer fire.

Clean out lint from inside the dryer regularly-Your dryer needs to be opened up and vacuumed out periodically. Most dryers today are not easily accessible for the homeowner. You may need a technician to do this.

Make sure your gas line is in good shape-If the line looks old or questionable, you should replace it. Make sure when you push your dryer back into position, you don't kink the line.


NOTICE TO ALL: SNOW CLEARING PROCEDURES AND CLUBHOUSE INFORMATION

are invited to come to the clubhouse to charge cell phones, get warm and have some company while awaiting power to be restored.

Please avoid going out during storms for safety reasons. In the event of a personal emergency requiring Police, Fire or EMS, please contact 9-1-1.

In the event of an emergency of the common elements of the Association, please contact Prime Management emergency line at (609) 693-0090.

Please be safe

rOADWAYs: Snow clearing of roadways within the Pheasant Run community is the responsibility of Barnegat Township. The Association has no control over roadway snow clearing operations.

DriVeWAYs AND WAlKWAYs: In the event 3” or more of snow falls, driveways and walkways will be cleared when:

Snowfall ceases.The Township finishes clearing the roadways.It is MANDATOrY that cars be removed from roadways. Please use your garage or Clubhouse parking lot. The area facing the tennis courts and side lot near courts is the designated area for this purpose. The balance of the parking lot is considered a no parking zone during snow. No parking in front of the clubhouse. Please keep clubhouse entrance area clear.

It is suggested that if you park your car in your driveway during a snow storm, that you park as close to your grass and that you park your car with the front facing the street. By doing this, you will have a wider area to walk down your driveway and will be able to fully open your door without having to step onto the snow/grass.

It is suggested that when you see the snow plow in your driveway that you partially open your garage so the plow blade will be able to get closer to your garage door area and be able to remove more snow.

Please do not ask any of the snow removal team to do anything but your driveway and porch area.

If the snow crew doesn’t arrive during the daylight hours, please leave the front porch light on to make it easier for the crew to clear your porch and driveway.

It is recommended that you use ice melt on shoveled areas to prevent refreezing.

If your neighbor is away and you see damage due to a storm, please report it to the office in the clubhouse.

POWer OUTAge: In the event of a power outage, the Clubhouse is equipped with a generator. Residents

Priority snow clearance is available for the following medical reasons ONlY:

Dialysis • chemotherapy radiation • 24 hour Oxygen use

Forms are available in the office. Not included on this list are volunteers and

salaried and visiting nurses.

PRIORITYSNOw CLEARANCE

Defibrillator is located near the ice machine


TO ALL RESIDENTS Of PHEASANT RUN

Please help us, so we can maintain up to date records on you in the clubhouse files and the files at Prime Management.Please remember, that it is our RESPONSIBILITY to advise the HOA office of the following:

1. If you have changed your phone number, let the clubhouse office know what your new number is so they can update their database and advise Prime Management to update theirs.

2. If there is a change in your name, the clubhouse office needs be notified in writing with the proper paperwork. They will then provide this paperwork to Prime Management so they can update your file.

3. If there is a death and you wish to have the deceased persons name removed from your file, please inform the clubhouse office in writing. They will then forward your written letter to Prime Management so they can update their database.

4. You should let your children know, that only the executor of the estate can make any changes to Prime Management records. They should have a document from the surrogate showing who the executor is. A copy of this document would be helpful to update the records at Prime.

Remember, it is our responsibility to make sure we contact the clubhouse office with any changes that effect us and our records. We thank you for your cooperation.

BARNEGATFOOD PANTRY

& THRIFT SHOPPE

We accept all donations. Food for our pantry, clothing and household goods for our thrift

store. All proceeds go to feeding the needy in our area.

(Barnegat & Waretown) Hours: Monday - 10-2

Wednesday - 10-2Friday - 9:30-2

Director: Libby 609-698-7174Rt. 9 & W. Bay Ave.

Community Parking Lot (next to Farmers Market)

Handy Man’sHouseHold Hints

If you are a handy person and have a hint you would like to share with our residents, please submit your hint by the 12th of the month at the office. Space is limited so we will only be able to run one hint a month.

WiNe cOrK cAUlKsAVerSyntheticwine corksare great for sealing partially

used tubes of caulk. Drill a 5/16 inch hole into the cork around 1 inch deep. The cork f its perfectly and makes an airtight seal.

lUMiNOUs l1gHT sWiTcHA dab of glow-in-the-dark-paint means no more

groping for the light switch in the dark. You can buy glow-in-the-dark-paint from your hardware store. Just paint the small bottom end piece that you flick up to turn on.

noTICe To all !!!!TREES CANNOT BE CUT DOwN wITHOUT A COMPLETED AND APPROVED TREE APPLICATION. A TREE APPLICATION CAN BE OBTAINED IN THE CLUBHOUSE OFFICE. IF YOU CANNOT MAKE IT DURING OPEN OFFICE HOURS, THE BIN ON THE wALL NEXT TO THE CLUBHOUSE FRONT DOOR HAS THE FORMS. THEY ARE IN THE 2ND SLOT OF THE BIN. RETURN THE COMPLETED FORM TO THE OFFICE AND YOU wILL BE CONTACTED BY OUR ARBOR/PLANTING & REMOVAL PERSON, ARTHUR KOGGE.


RECYCLING COLLECTION & GUIDELINES

BArNegAT recYcliNg ceNTer is lOcATeD AT 5 liPPeNcOTT AVeNUe. HOUrs OF OPerATiON Are MONDAY THrU FriDAY 7AM TO 2PM AND sATUrDAY 8AM TO NOON.

For Recycling pick up, Recycling CANNOT be put in plastic trash bags. They need to be loose in a container NO LARGER than 32 gallons

When placing your recycling out for collection, please separate your bins by a few feet to allow easier pick-up.recycling is picked up every week.

ACCEPtABLE rECYCLiNG itEMSJunk mail, catalogs, envelopes, office paper, pamphlets, brochures, advertisements, empty brown bags, corrugated cardboard, newspapers. Empty aerosol cans, aluminum, tin and steel cans, clear, green and brown glass, plastic beverage, detergent, shampoo and food containers.

uNACCEPtABLE rECYCLiNG itEMSPizza boxes, cereal or gift boxes, 6 and 12 pack beverage cartons, carbon paper, paper towels, foil, aluminum foil pans, paper juice cartons, anti-freeze containers, tub type containers (margarine), light bulbs, windows, dishes, plastic solo cups and plates, styrofoam plates and cups, and plastic tableware.

Bulk Metal Pick upCollected by APPOINTMENT every week. Metal is picked up on Wednesdays.

Propane tanks, tires, Auto & Boat Batteries : picked- up each Friday, (Items with a fee must be paid in the Clerk’s office, fee’s paid are non-refundable).• Propane ($5 charge) (non refundable)• Tires- must be off rim $3 charge (non refundable)• Boat and Auto Batteries will be collected curbside by

appointment at no charge. Call Public Work’s office (698-0080 ext 120)

used Motor oil can be dropped off at the Public Works Garage Monday through Friday 6:30am – 2:30p.m, please locate a Public Works employee before disposing of oil.

rechargeable Batteries – drop off at Town Hall (only recycle rechargeable & button cell type batteries, all others are trash).

Phone Books – are Recyclable and may be placed out on your recycling day.

technotrash – Container is located in Town Hall and will accept diskettes, CD’s, DVD’s, Video, audio and computer tapes, Jewel Cases and Video Cases, Printer Cartridges (all types), Cell Phones, Pages and PDA’s, Handheld Devices and Accessories for a full list of what can be placed in the cardboard box and restrictions go to www.greendisk.com Special Bulk PickupBulk items(not including metal or construction material)Large items such as furniture, carpeting and padding, bundled wood, toys, mattresses, etc., that will not fit into a container will be collected on your regular trash day with a LIMIT of TWO bundles or items in any one pickup and can not exceed 75lbs.

Refrigerators, Freezers, De-Humidifiers, Air-Conditionerscollected by APPOINTMENT every Wednesday for a $10 charge, (non-refundable). Payment (cash or check) to be made in the Municipal Clerk’s office (698-0080 ext 174) no later than Tuesday at noon .

tV’s Computers, Monitors and Printers and all small appliances–Picked up every Friday. Call 609-698-0080 ext 120 to schedule.

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NEIGHBORHOOD wATCH

PHEASANT RUN AT BARNEGAT BLOCK CAPTAINS

STREET HOUSE# CAPTAINS

ARROWWOOD ALL ROGER TOOLE

ASH ALL TONY CITRANO

BEECHWOOD

1-9 ANN PALAZZOTTO

10-17 PETER DANZA

18-25 CAROL ATTIANESE

BELLWOOD ALL PAT & MARGE EBERT

CITRUS ALL JAMES TRINLEY

CONIFER ALL WILLIAM SPELLMAN

COTTONWOOD1-12 WENDY & JEROME ADAMS

14-24 FRED GUTTILLA

DOGWOOD

1-31 MIKE FALCO

32-42 MARK OTTAVIANI

43-51 MARGE & JERRY DALY

52-59 GRACE CUCARESE

DOVETREE ALL ART MATTEI

ELM ALL MARION GIANNONE

HEMLOCK ALL FRANK PECCI

IVY ALL TOM MEISTER

PINE OAK

20-38 EITHNE TOBIN

40-54 KATHLEEN TURAK

56-68 DORIS HOLLERAN

69-77 MARGARET HUGHES

78-108 JOSEPH PERGOLA

109-143 PETE PAMBELLO

144-168 ELEANOR MATTEI

175-212 JACK CAREY

POPLAR ALL MARGARET LYNCH

SEQUOIA1-17 FRANK PEPE

18-25 JOHN PRZBYSZEWSKI

SNOWBELL ALL ED AGRESTA

TALLHEDGE ALL JOHN MAI

TAMARACK ALL DON PREGLER

WILLOW 2-25 PAUL HAMMAN

NEIGHBORHOOD wATCH

Burglaries and home invasions are on a dramatic rise in Ocean County.

Please follow these warnings:

DO NOT OPEN YOUR DOORS FOR ANY ONE YOU DO NOT KNOW!

Keep your doors locked at all times-even when you are home.

Be on the lookout for suspicious people or vehicles. DO NOT APPROACH ANYONE!

Be ALERT, OBSERVANT and CARING.

Report suspicious activity or crimes IMMEDIATELY to the Barnegat Police!

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When you need something done.HANDYMAN JOE*Locks *Gutters *Repairs*Maintenance *Lighting*Power Washing *Ceiling Fans*Securing Bars * Wall Bars

*NO JOB TOO SMALL*609-848-3348

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RETIRED PAID FIRE CAPTAIN*References Available*

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fIREwISE COMMITTEELynne Larsen, Chairperson 609-660-1544

Happy New Year Everyone! As we begin a new year, our FireWise Committee is excited to schedule several events. We will be having another Seminar in early April with more emphasis on landscaping with pavers and stone.

We are hoping to be able to help you find supplies at the lowest price with the best service. We hope to have some plant ideas as well. As always, this will be a free event with refreshments and prizes. Our Annual FireWise Day will be shortly thereafter, again with refreshments and door prizes and a new format that will be very entertaining. Continuing work around the perimeter and possibly an area toward the center of Pheasant Run will begin as soon as weather permits.

Dates will be announced as soon as bids are received and contracts signed. During the winter months fire safety in the home is very important. Please check your smoke alarms and Carbon Monoxide (CO) detectors to be sure they are working properly. Check Christmas lights before storing to make sure they are in good condition. Candles are responsible for a large percentage of house fires during the winter. Never leave a candle burning without supervision.

Our next meeting will be on Friday, January 17th at 10:00 am. For the location, please contact me at 609-660-1544 as the Club House will be closed for renovations.


COMMUNITY NEwS

aTTENTION NEw REsIdENTs An orientation is mandatory for all new

residents to acquaint you with community regulations. Please contact the clubhouse office to schedule your orientation if you

have not done so at 609-698-0663

Remember To Buckle Up..IT’S THE LAW!

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ATTeNTiONWe have a posted speed limit of 25mph within

our community. Please Drive

the Speed Limit!! It has been brought to our attention on

more than one occasion that some people are driving way over the speed limit.

PLEASE SLOW DOWN!

ATTENTION ALL WALKERSPLEASE bE AWARE Of yOuR SuRROuNdINgS WhILE WALKINg IN OuR cOmmuNITy.

WhEN WALKINg IN ThE STREET, yOu ShOuLd ALWAyS WALK fAcINg TRAffIc IN ORdER TO AvOId bEINg hIT fROm bEhINd.

WALKERS ShOuLd WEAR REfLEcTIvE cLOThINg AT NIghT

If you need a wheelchair or walker, contact the office as we have them that you can borrow.

aTTenTIonPHeasanT run aT BarneGaT Hoa resIdenTs!!

The Website location has changed towww.pheasantrunatbarnegat.com

The website is Confidential and Password Protected for your safety .By using the website you will have access to multiple features such as:

Your Account InformationImportant Community Updates

ResolutionsArchitectural Guidelines

Please note that you will have to opt in to receive email blasts from the Association. If you have not yet received your Login name and Password, you can request one by visiting the web address above and clicking on the Login Request

from the home page.


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Mildred VanderBeck 2Frank Pepe 3Maureen Pergola 3Joyce Kulik 5Verna Doane 8Ray Khashinov 10Hector Mas 10Patricia Redling 10Lorraine Yuhas 11Jack Carey 12Pam Steele 12Matthew Brigida 13Pat Ebert 13

Janet McNamara 1Lynn Fait 2John Kornett 2Susan Potenzone 2

John Bottles 16Richard Faughnan 16Jack McLaughlin 16Gail Rua 16Lynne Bonamo 17Barbara Burbach 17Hugh E. Lucariello 17Mary Cretel 17James Prussack 18Rosalie Jordan 19Tom Rapoza 20Stacia Hanley 22

Dennis Garbacki 3Ann Caccavella 6Edward DeCastro 6Lee Andretta 7

Linda Farrell 23Charles Lawler 23Fran Kohler 25Jerome Adams 26Tina Cavano 27Jane Grapa 27Cathy La Rocca 28Bill Fait 29Carolyne Morris 29Kenneth Thorson 29Maureen Ollis 30Joan Holet 31

Stephanie & Richard Faughnan 5MaryAnn & Charles Ketterer 7

Marilyn & Roger Toole 11Mike & Gail Rua 17Joan & Greg Dibert 22

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Edward (Ed) DeCastro, GRIOffice: 609-693-5002, Ext. 6012

Cell: 609-290-3815Voice Mail: 609-242-6012

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FREE REPORT on homes sold in Pheasant Run in the past 6 months.

Call 609-242-6012, 24 hours a day. Leave your name and address and I will send the report to you.

I am a Pheasant Run Resident and aware of the advantages of Pheasant Run and the value that it offers.

If you are thinking of selling your home or just have questions, give me a call and BE SURE TO ASK FOR ED. I would be happy to

provide you a free, no obligation market analysis.

I am here to help you throughout the selling process. �is includes listing your home at the right price, receiving your funds on the day of closing and all the details between the two.

Pheasant Run homes are in demand and prices have improved. If you are thinking of selling, now is a good time!

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