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DEAR KASANDRA,

Will my child be healthy enough to be home “to stay”

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Dear Jolene,

The cards start off on a very positive note; Victory surround-ing the tarot card representing

mother. Your wish card is right next to a card signifying healing. I see new beginnings, and a new

path coupled with some chal-lenges. This looks like a year of new beginnings for your daugh-ter as well as the need for her to

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establish order and routine in your daily life. It also indicates a period of opportunity to balance your life and not to allow per-sonal problems distort reality.

Your numbers also suggest you are entering into a period of spir-itual growth through understand-ing. There is a need to maintain

balance of emotions and to listen to your instincts. Cooperation and using diplomacy are also important during this period.

Your Tarot Card for the next six months or so is the Devil. This is a period that can be testing since you may find yourself tied down

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planning should allow for the unforeseen. Following this peri-od you enter into a period ruled by the tarot card, The Tower. It too can bring with is challenges, but resulting in furthering your

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ARIES – March 21/April 20

Your batteries are charged and you are ready to soar to great

heights. By midmonth new oppor-tunities arise to make money.

TAURUS

– April 21/May 21 Happy Birthday, Taurus! It is

your month to shine! This is the start of your new solar year and money will flow your way all

year. This is what you have been waiting for.

GEMINI

– May22/June 21 You are embarking on a career

change that will enhance your life right to the core of your soul.

Partnerships bring luck.

CANCER – June 22/July 22

A friend opens the door of oppor-tunity. Show your gratitude

through acts of kindness not mon-ey or baubles. Just be there and

listen.

LEO – July 23/August 23

Express your unique creativity in the workplace and you will be

noticed and rewarded handsome-ly. Stop worrying; it does not

become such a majestic creature as you.

VIRGO

– August 24/September 22

Remember the words of wisdom bestowed upon you from an elder and now apply it to your current

situation. Beware of short tempers the first half of the month.

LIBRA

– September 23/October 23 By summer’s end you will have

climbed up from one of the darkest periods of retrospection of your life. Your latest career accom-plishments put a smile on your

face.

SCORPIO – October 24/November 22

The seeds you have planted earlier in the year are coming to harvest

now. Go with the flow. Your partner brings you much luck.

SAGITTARIUS

– November 23/December 21 As this month progresses things become crystal clear and your

wisdom hits an all time high. Get ready for some big changes in the

work arena.

CAPRICORN – December 22/January 20

Someone quite unique sweeps you off your feet. Theater and the arts bring you enjoyment. However, watch those purse strings or you will rue the day of extravagance.

AQUARIUS

– January 21/February 18 Legal issues unfold favorably. Now is the time for home im-

provements. Get outside and do some gardening. You need to be

out there in the sunshine and smell the roses.

PISCES

- February 19/March 20 Short jaunts bring you much hap-piness and romance. Stop being so hard on yourself and relax and enjoy your blessings, which are

many.

SPECIAL PLANETARY ASPECTS FOR

MAY 2013: Happy Birthday, Taurus! Taurus is the second sign of the zodiac with Venus as its ruling planet. Green is the color associated with Taurus,

although many Taureans adore the color blue. Taurus is loyal, persis-

tent, stubborn, determined and realistic. They make the best friends to have of the zodiac.

Many are bankers, accountants or real estate brokers.

On May 9 we will be experiencing

the Taurus Solar Eclipse (New Moon). Eclipses alter the Earth's electromagnetic field, realigning its grids and ley lines, as well as

our individual energy fields. Simi-lar to a computer upgrade, deleting old programs and uploading new

programs.

On May 10, 1994 there was a So-lar Eclipse very close to the degree of this Eclipse. Review what was happening in your life then and contemplate what you are ready

for now. With the asteroid, Pallas, the Sun, Moon, Mercury and Mars

by Mary Silvernail Master Astrologer For a Personal Reading call 609-242-3900

all aligned in Taurus, the equal relationship between masculine and feminine, and a co-creative partnership with Nature is very

important at this time. Compound-ing this is the conjunction of the dwarf planet, Sedna, which urges us to see the Earth and all its in-habitants as sacred and valuable. It also calls particular attention to our obligation to care for and pro-tect our oceans from whence we

came.

On May 24 the Sagittarius Lunar Eclipse is one of the most power-ful Full Moons of 2013. Due to the exact square of Uranus and

Pluto just a few days prior, it of-fers us opportunities for big break-throughs and shifts in conscious-ness. The truth of what is truly at

the root of the problem comes bubbling to the surface. Trust what

feels right and think with your heart and you will see the truth.

This is an ideal time for hypnothera-py, soul retrieval and other modalities to change what needs to be changed.

"The truth will set you free."

As per Joseph Campbell: “The goal of life is to make your heartbeat match the beat of the universe, to match your

nature with Nature.”

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May 10 Spring Schedule, Robert J. Novins Planetarium,

Ocean County College, College Drive, off Hooper Ave. Astronomy Club Meeting, 7:00 pm; Majestic Universe, 7:00 pm & Exploring

the Spring Sky, 8:15 pm. Information: 732-255-0343 or www.ocean.edu/campus/planetarium -

TOMS RIVER

May 11 Sleuth, Surflight Theatre, Engleside & Beach. 8 pm. Mystery thriller set in the English Manor house of Andrew Wyke. $ Information: 609-

492-9477 or www.surflight.org - BEACH HAVEN/LONG BEACH ISLAND

Tours of Navy Lakehurst, Navy Lakehurst,

Route 547. Meet at Cathedral of the Air, 264 New Hope Rd. Tour the Navy Lakehurst Infor-

mation Center, the Ready Room, the POW-MIA Room, Historic Hangar One, the Hinden-burg Crash Site Memorial Marker. Registration

two weeks prior is mandatory. The tour is unable to accomodate unregistered walk-ins on the day of the tour due to security regulations. Wednesday tours are for DOD personal and groups 10 or more. No foreign nationals are

permitted on the tours due to security reasons. 2nd & 4th Saturday of the Month April - Octo-

ber. 2nd Saturday of the month November - March. Information and registration: 732-818-

7520 or www.nlhs.com - LAKEHURST

Kids' Stuff Flea Market�Ocean County Park, Route 88. 9 am - 1 pm. Toys, games, clothes

and sporting goods, new and used items, rain or shine, food and refreshments availa-ble.Information: 732-506-9090 or

www.oceancountyparks.org - LAKEWOOD

New Egypt Day, Presbyterian Church of New Egypt, 14 Front St. 11 am - 4 pm. Festival.

Information: 609-758-2241 or www.mainstreetne.org - NEW EGYPT

Mother's Day Wine Trail Weekend, Laurita

Winery, 35 Archertown Road. Noon - 9 pm. Music, dancing and delectable selections of

edibles complemented by Laurita award winning wines. Free Admission. Infor-

mation: 609-758-8000 or www.lauritawinery.com - NEW EGYPT

Mother's Day, New Egypt Speedway, 720

Route 539. 6 pm. 358 Modifieds, FAS-TRAK Crates, FASTRAK Late Models, 305 Sprints, HCI/Spike-N-Go Rookies. Sched-

ule subject to change. Information: 609-758-1900 or www.newegyptspeedway.net -

NEW EGYPT

Spring Schedule, Robert J. Novins Planetar-ium, Ocean County College, College Drive,

off Hooper Ave. Secret of the Cardboard Rocket, 11:30 am; Exploring the Spring

Sky, 1:00 pm; Dawn of the Space Age, 2:30 pm; Pajama Night - Storytelling Under the Stars, 6:00 pm; Pajama Night - Storytelling Under the Stars, 7:00 pm & Majestic Uni-

verse, 8:15 pm. Information: 732-255-0343 or www.ocean.edu/campus/planetarium -

TOMS RIVER

Music of the Final Frontier by Ocean Coun-ty College Concert Band, Arts & Communi-ty Center Theatre, Ocean County College, College Drive, off Hooper Ave. 8 pm. $

Information: 732-255-0500 or www.ocean.edu - TOMS RIVER

May 12

Mother’s Day Celebration, Seaside Heights Boardwalk. Noon. Flowers distributed along

the Boardwalk by Mayor and Council. Information: 800-732-7467 or

www.exit82.com - SEASIDE HEIGHTS

Spring Schedule, Robert J. Novins Planetar-ium, Ocean County College, College Drive, off Hooper Ave. The Stars From My Back-yard, 11:30 am; Exploring the Spring Sky,

1:00 pm & Majestic Universe, 2:30 pm. Information: 732-255-0343 or

www.ocean.edu/campus/planetarium - TOMS RIVER

May 15

Ocean County College Midweek Jazz Series: Bucky’s Back!, Arts & Community

Center Theatre, Ocean County College, College Drive, off Hooper Ave. 8 pm. $

Information: 732-255-0500 or www.ocean.edu - TOMS RIVER

May 17

Jersey Shore Music Festival, Seaside Heights Boardwalk. All day and night. 3-day weekend with live performances by Emerg-ing Artists. A car show featuring hot rods,

muscle cars and classics. Also, vendor village, surf lessons, stand-up paddleboad

events. Information: 800-732-7467 or www.jerseyshorefestival.com -

May 18

Town Wide Garage Sale, Barnegat Light Township. 8 am. Pick up a map at the Bor-

ough Hall, 10 East 7th St., and hunt for bargains. Information: 609-494-9196 or

www.barnegatlight.org - BARNEGAT LIGHT

Bazaar & Bake Sale, Zion Church, 18th &

Central. 9 am - 1 pm. Information: 609-494-8676 or www.zionlbi.org -

BARNEGAT LIGHT

Island Heights Cottage Museum, 105 Simp-son Ave. Open year-round Wednesday 1 - 4

pm, Every Third Sat 9 am - 3 pm. Infor-mation: 732-929-2815 - ISLAND HEIGHTS

21st Annual Striped Bass Tournament. Call or check website for details. Weigh in 3 pm - 7 pm. Entry Fee. Captains meeting May 17 at 7:00 pm at JCSA Club, 385 Herbertsvill Rd., Brick. Weather dates: May 19, 25, 26.

Information: 732-600-5681 or www.jcsa.org - OCEAN COUNTY

Jersey Shore Music Festival, Seaside

Heights Boardwalk. All day and night. 3-day weekend with live performances by Emerg-ing Artists. A car show featuring hot rods,



24th Annual New Jersey State Chili & Salsa Cook Off, Washington St., Downtown. 11 am - 5 pm. Sanctioned competition, live

entertainment, vendors, street fair, tasting $. Sponsored by Downtown Toms River.

Information: 732-341-8738 or www.downtowntomsriver.com -

TOMS RIVER

For the Birds: Berry Baskets and Birdhous-es, Tuckerton Seaport and Baymen's Muse-um, 120 W. Main St., Rt. 9. 2 classes: Berry Basket 10 am-12 pm and Birdhouse 1 pm-4

pm. $ Information: 609-296-8868 or www.tuckertonseaport.org - TUCKERTON

May 19

Yard, Garden and Native Plant Fair, Jakes Branch County Park, 1100 Double Trouble

Rd. Noon - 4 pm. Learn about the ecosystem by attending an informal presentation, make a craft, make a seedling pot or take a guided nature walk. Free seeds and seedlings, local environmental agencies on hand, displays, literature and resources for home gardener,

native plants for sale. Information: 732-281-2750 or www.oceancountyparks.org -

BEACHWOOD

Jersey Shore Music Festival, Seaside Heights Boardwalk. All day and night. 3-day weekend with live performances by Emerg-ing Artists. A car show featuring hot rods,



Spring Schedule, Robert J. Novins Planetari-um, Ocean County College, College Drive, off Hooper Ave. The Stars From My Back-yard, 11:30 am; Exploring the Spring Sky,

1:00 pm & Majestic Universe, 2:30 pm. Information: 732-255-0343 or

www.ocean.edu/campus/planetarium - TOMS RIVER

7th Annual Bluegrass & Barbecue Festival, Tuckerton Seaport and Baymen's Museum,

120 W. Main St., Rt. 9. 11 am - 5 pm. Down home sounds of bluegrass, crafters, vendors,

food, refreshments, family activities, demonstrations, decoy carvers, boat building and boat rides, petting zoo, and try over 100 instruments. Free with general admission.

Information: 609-296-8868 or www.tuckertonseaport.org - TUCKERTON

May 22

Oil Painting Demonstration, Ocean County Artists Guild, Ocean and Chestnut Avenues. 7 pm. Art demonstration by Lisa Ficarelli-

Halpern. Information: 732-270-3111 or www.ocartistsguild.org -

ISLAND HEIGHTS

May 24 Spring Weekend Broadway Cabarets, Music

Man Singing Ice Cream Shoppe, 2305 Grand Central Ave. (Route 35 north). Shows run from 6 pm continuously throughout the night. An old-fashioned ice cream shoppe

with a vaudeville style nightly broadway cabaret. It’s a family entertainment experi-

ence that appeals to all ages. When you order an ice cream sundae, the show is FREE. Information: 732-854-2779 or

www.themusicman.com - LAVALLETTE

Spring Schedule, Robert J. Novins Planetari-um, Ocean County College, College Drive,

off Hooper Ave. Majestic Universe, 7:00 pm & Exploring the Spring Sky, 8:15 pm.

Information: 732-255-0343 or www.ocean.edu/campus/planetarium -

TOMS RIVER

May 25 Fire Company Auction, Barnegat Light Fire Company, 10th & Central. 5:30 pm. Infor-

mation: 609-494-1280 or www.barnegatlightfire.org - BARNEGAT

LIGHT

Lighthouse Full Moon Night Climb, Barnegat Lighthouse Park, 208 Broadway. 7 pm - 9:30 pm. Information: 609-494-2016 or

www.friendsofbarnegatlighthouse.org - BARNEGAT LIGHT

Township of Ocean Founders Day, Frederick A. Priff Elementary School, 139 Wells Mills Rd. 9 am - 2 pm. Children’s cupcake decorat-

ing contest, cupcake eating contest, pet parade, free children’s rides, over 100 crafters, food, flea market and vendors, K-9 demo, and live entertainment. Information: 609-693-5407 or www.townshipofocean.org - WARETOWN

May 26

Memorial Day Parade, 20th & Central. 7 pm. In Honor of our Veterans, kids on bikes and fire

trucks, ceremony at Barnegat Lighthouse. Information: 609-494-9196 or

www.barnegatlight.org - BARNEGAT LIGHT

May 31 Children's Theatre: The Cat in the Hat,

Surflight Theatre, Engleside & Beach. 6:00 pm. From the moment his tall, red-and-white-

striped hat appears around the door, Sally and her brother know that THE CAT IN THE HAT is the funniest, most mischievous cat they have

ever met. $ Information: 609-492-9477 or www.surflight.org -

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BARNEGAT BRANCH 5/10, 10am -4pm, Friday County Connection Bus Providing services including county IDs, passports, senior services, veteran’s services, consumer af-fairs, voter registration and parks and tourism information. Bus found at back parking lot. 5/10, 11 am, Friday Tech Topic: Facebook Privacy Learn how to set your privacy set-tings on Facebook, so only the people you want to see your infor-mation will. Bring your own laptop or tablet, or borrow the library’s. Please Register. 5/14, 10:15 am, Tuesday Knitting 101 From the first cast on to the finish-ing tassel all skill levels invited to click with our knitting group. Bring

your own knitting needles and yarn if possible 5/14, 1pm, Tuesday Friends Meeting Come join an active group al-ways looking for new ideas to support our branch. We connect people and build communities. Refreshments served. 5/15, 7 pm, Wednesday YA Author Visit: Anna Carey Meet the acclaimed YA author of the Eve trilogy, Anna Carey. Grades 6 - 12. Please Register. 5/15, 7pm, Wednesday Meet the Mayor Len Morano, Barnegat Mayor will visit to answer questions and hear your input on growth and development of our community.

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itself is a new beginning for all of nature. Why not create

some new beginnings in your life with the help of Archangel Raguel? He will gladly help you get in touch with your highest purpose and align

yourself with the expansive vista of your future possibili-ties. In order to feel close to Raguel and ask for his loving

support in creating new oppor-tunities for you, simply put a

few Spring flowers in a vase or glass of water. Then light a white candle next to, but not too close to, the vase of flow-ers and simply ask for his as-sistance. Then be very quiet

and still and listen for his guid-ance. Trust what you hear or

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IRON MAN 3 (2013)

CR: * * * (B) Directed by Shane Black

Starring Robert Downey Jr., Gwyneth Paltrow, Don Cheadle, Guy Pearce,

Rebecca Hall, Jon Favreau, Ben Kings-ley, Stephanie Szostak, James Badge Dale, Ty Broussard, William Sadler,

Dale Dickey, Miguel Ferrer, Paul Bet-tany

Disney//Rated PG-13//Action// 130 minutes

A complex threequel finds Robert Downey Jr. reprising Iron Man/Tony

Stark. In flashback, Stark recalls a long ago celebration with the beautiful inven-

tor (Rebecca Hall) of Extremis — a treatment to heal the disabled. Crippled scientist Aldrich Killian (Pearce), offers to fund Maya's research, but she turns him down. Fast forward to the present,

and Killian proposes working with Stark Industries. The company is now run by Pepper Potts who also rejects Killian's

offer. Meanwhile, the villainous Manda-rin (Kingsley) orchestrates a terrorist attack on Hollywood. Stark's security chief (Favreau) is among the injured,

prompting Tony to investigate, but before he can act on new information, Pepper and the United States President are kid-

napped. Effective twists and double-crosses, along with its stellar cast, place this Iron Man atop Marvel's comic book-

movie universe.

PAIN & GAIN (2013)

CR: * * (C) Directed by Michael Bay

Starring Mark Wahlberg, Dwayne John-son, Tony Shalhoub, Rebel Wilson, Anthony Mackie, Ed Harris, Rob

Corddry Paramount//Rated R//Action, Come-

dy//129 minutes Everyone took a pay cut to film this story based on actual events. Wahlberg bulked

up, to weigh-in at 212 pounds for his portrayal of Miami Sun Gym employee Daniel Lugo. Sick of working for pea-nuts, Lugo recruits Sun Gym coworker Adrian Doorbal (Mackie) and ex-con

Paul Doyle (Johnson), to kidnap wealthy businessman, and gym regular, Victor

Kershaw (Shalhoub). By use of torture, the trio plans to coerce Kershaw into

signing over his holdings — then have Kershaw killed. The Miami PD investi-gates, but after they fail to gather suffi-

cient evidence against the gang, private detective Ed Du Bois (Harris) steps in and the real pain begins. Long a pet project of director Michael Bay, we

sincerely hope his comedic treatment of this subject hits the right note, or else we'll be sorry we didn't wait for

the Discovery ID version.

THE BIG WEDDING (2013)

CR: -Bomb- Directed by Justin Zackham

Starring Robert De Niro, Katherine Heigl, Diane Keaton, Amanda Sey-

fried, Topher Grace, Susan Sarandon, Robin Williams,

Lionsgate//Rated R//Comedy//99 minutes

Because their son (Grace) and his fiance (Seyfried) have lied to the bride's ultraconservative mother

(Sarandon), the groom's long-divorced parents (De Niro and Keaton) are

compelled to pretend they are a happily married couple during their son's pro-

tracted wedding festivities. Written and directed by "Bucket List" scribe Justin Zackham, one look at the hot-mess of a

trailer reveals a cartoonish comedy targeting parents who go into hock to marry off their demanding children.

Katherine Heigl attempts to revive her flagging career in a supporting role that does her no favors — and she has few

of her own to bestow on this bit of flounce.

MUD (2013)

* * * * (A) Directed by Jeff Nichols

Starring Matthew McConaughey, Tye Sheridan, Jacob Lofland, Sam Shepard,

Reese Witherspoon, Joe Don Baker, Michael Shannon

Ray McKinnon, Sarah Paulson, Mi-chael Shannon, Paul Sparks, Bonnie

Sturdivant Lionsgate//Rated PG-13//Drama//130

minutes Ellis (Sheridan) and best pal Neckbone

(Lofland) are young Arkansas teens, who agree to help out a fugitive named Mud (McConaughey) in exchange for a motorboat the boys covet. The pair shuttles supplies to the island where

Mud is holed up repairing his getaway craft, and they further by ferrying

messages between Mud and his trashy

girlfriend Juniper (Witherspoon). The lads fend off a squad of bounty hunters led by a local tough (Joe Don Baker), whose son Mud killed in fight. A care-

fully calibrated story fraught with tension, the film features McConaugh-

ey's tour de force performance, and allows us to connect with the hopes

and dreams of the troubled boys at the center of the action.

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(2013) * * * (B)

Directed by Brian Helgeland Starring Chadwick Boseman, Harrison

Ford, Nicole Beharie, Christopher Meloni, Ryan Merriman, Lucas Black, Andre Holland, Alan Tudyk, Hamish

Linklater, T. R. Knight, John C. McGinley

Warner Bros.//Rated PG-13//Drama//120 minutes 8 minutes.

Jackie Robinson's groundbreaking entry into major league baseball

is made accessible by a handful of finely tuned performances. The film

features a mesmerizing Harrison Ford as the Dodger's bellowing team owner

Branch Rickey. Determined to inte-grate major league baseball in both the interest of the game and to draw on a

growing black fanbase, Rickey chooses Jackie Robinson (Boseman) to forge

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from that course to track Robinson's struggle to hold his temper in the arena of 1947 racism. The film shows far less

abuse than Robinson actually en-dured, insinuating that white America

was more tolerant than practices of that era indicate. Christopher Meloni is

captivating as Dodgers' manager, Leo Durocher while Alan Tudyk takes on

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OBLIVION

(2013) * *1/2 (B-)

Directed by Joseph Kosinski Starring Tom Cruise, Morgan Free-

man, Olga Kurylenko, Andrea Risebor-ough, Melissa Leo, Nikolaj Coster-

Waldau, Zoe Bell Universal//Rated PG-13//Sci-Fi//126

minutes Based on an unpublished graphic novel by Joseph Kosinski, this visually com-

pelling story is set 60 years in the future. Tom Cruise appears as Jack

Harper, a soldier stationed on a post-apocalyptic Earth along with partner

Victoria Olsen (Riseborough). The rest of mankind has relocated to Saturn's

moon Titan leaving Jack and Victoria behind to maintain and repair drones

that destroy extraterrestrial scavengers sent to steal Earth's resources. In case

they should fall into enemy hands, Jack and Victoria's memories have been

wiped in case they fall into enemy, but curiosity prompts Jack to explore plac-

es he is ordered to avoid by the mili-tary commander orbiting Earth (Leo). Though the plot is somewhat deriva-tive, the film is a pleasant, if not en-

lightening dream.

SCARY MOVIE 5 (2013)

CR: -Bomb- Directed by Malcolm D. Lee

Starring Simon Rex, Ashley Tisdale, Charlie Sheen, Lindsay Lohan, Terry Crews, Kate Walsh, Heather Locklear The Weinstein Company//Rated PG-

13//Comedy Spoofing both horrors and genre fare

alike, the critically panned "Scary Movie" franchise grossed $800 million dollars over a span of four films, and

has no intention of stopping there. Anna Faris is replaced, but won't be missed due to the casting of Lindsay Lohan and Charlie Sheen (who just wants to help Lindsay, ya know), as newlyweds stalked by a malevolent "Paranormal" spirit. A medium is

hired, and arrives toting a device to extract the evil entity from their

dreams — a la "Inception." Mean-while, "Black Swan" is skewered when an aging ballerina (Locklear) sets out to insure that her daughter follows in

Mommy's toe shoes. Among other spoofed films are "127 Hours" and

"Rise of the Planet of the Apes," but if this chapter fails to nail the humor, and is a groan-fest. Given the six wonderful years elapsing since "Scary Movie 4's"

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Vibrant flowers are popping up everywhere. The leaves turn to-

ward the sun directing the light to bask in the nourishing rays. Let’s incorporate their sunny visages

into our lives by creating a garden

meditation deck for daily guid-ance. Based on traditional flow-er and herbal symbolism they will guide you to the type of

energy to focus on during your day. Use them as a meditation

LAVENDER – (peace). Am I at peace and feel centered? SAGE – (wisdom) What have I learned that will benefit me

now? THYME – (protection) Do I

feel threatened or am I shielded from negativity?

BASIL – (money) What do I need to do to feel more finan-

cially secure? DILL – (health) Have I been

taking care of myself lately? ROSE- (love) What in my life

is in need of love? MINT- (refresh) What can I

do to stimulate and restore my situation/day?

ROSEMARY – (memory) What needs to be remembered? How can I improve memory? PARSLEY – (clearing) What

from my past is relevant today? OREGANO – (stimulating/

action) What do I need to com-plete today?

PEPPER – (caution) What am I avoiding or is not in my best

interest? ST. JOHNS WORT –

(uplifting) What can I do to brighten my mood?

CONNECTING WITH THE CARDS: This unique deck will

be able to provide different forms of guidance every time

you use it. Initially, connect with the cards using this four-step

process. Step 1: Turn over a card and write down your initial

FEELING when seeing it. Step 2: Look into the card and de-scribe what you like or what

aspect(s) draws your attention. Step 3: Smell the scent associat-ed with the card. How does the

scent make you feel? What comes to mind as you look at the

picture and smell the herb/oil? Step 4:Write down how your

thoughts/feelings relate to ques-tions associated with the card. Overtime you will learn how your garden deck answers or

presents you with guidance. You may wish to start a journal to keep track of your thoughts

while using your deck. TENDING YOUR GARDEN

(card uses): DAILY CARD: Shuffle your

garden deck. Think about your day and pull a card. The herb or flower you pick will relate to a

type of energy. Use the key word next to each herb/flower

tool or as a quick mental reset during the day.

YOU WILL NEED: 1. A camera or a phone capa-

ble of taking pictures, 2. Images of the flowers and herbs men-tioned below, 3. Either a com-

puter, cardstock paper, and printer or have your film devel-

oped on 3 x 5 paper and glue cardstock to the back to create firm cards. 4. Essential oil or

herb associated with each photo (optional)

FLOWERS & HERBS:

name and the question to inspire your brainstorming and to incor-porate into your day. How does it relate? What action can you take to improve your day based upon it? How does it make you feel?

For example if you pulled laven-der, you would reflect on its mes-

sage of peace and ask yourself questions relating to it. Am I at peace and feel centered? What

keeps me from feeling peaceful? Do I need to keep the peace to-

day? Imagine yourself surrounded by lavender, while inhaling its

scent. This will help you achieve peace of mind.

COMMUNICATION: See how friends & family interpret the

cards. It may provide insight into their lives or create a starting point

for discussions. MEDITATION: View a card during your day. Jot down

thoughts and feelings evoked when looking at it. Use it to take a

mini break by meditating on its image. Look into the picture until you feel immersed within its im-

age. FORGET ME NOT: Select a

card that has qualities that make you feel a certain way. For exam-ple post the lavender card when you want to feel more at peace.

Put up the pepper card to remind you to be more cautious, etc. Use your garden deck to feel

sunny inside even when the sunny weather takes a vacation. If you

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knowledge of one’s own numero-logical reading can be applied to a variety of both personal and busi-ness relationships. Attend this program and benefit from his more than 28 years of experience. Please register. Monday, May 20, 1-3:00 pm Jour-ney to Wellness – Do mental health and substance abuse issues affect your life? Members from the Journey to Wellness Center will be available in our meeting room to provide confidential support with helpful information and referral services. Just drop in. FRIENDS: Monday, May 13 , 7:00 pm Friends Meeting – Waretown Branch Li-brary’s Friends provide our branch with a means to support future programs and improvements. All are welcome. Friday, May 24, 1-3:00 pm Friends Monthly Book Sale – Excellent finds for unbeatable prices. Saturday, May 25, 10-Noon Friends Monthly Book Sale – Excellent finds for unbeatable pric-es. These programs are free and open to the public. P lease register onl ine at www.theoceancountylibrary.org or by calling 609 693-5133.


BARNEGAT On April 25th at 11:30pm, Ptl. Timothy Bradshaw arrested Paul Killelea, 55, of Lakewood for DWI after stopping his vehicle on West Bay Avenue near the Parkway en-trance for failing to maintain lane of travel. Killelea's vehicle was impounded in accordance with John's Law. He was processed and released with sum-monses for DWI, reckless driving, and failure to maintain lane of travel. On April 25th at 2:30pm, Ptl. Tim-othy Bradshaw arrested Michael Riley, 32, of Barnegat for possession of heroin in connection with a narcotics investigation. The heroin was recovered during a consent search of Riley's Freedom Hills Blvd residence. Riley was charged with 3rd degree possession of heroin and his bail was set at $2,000. He was released after posting bail. On April 27th At 8:32pm Barnegat police officers responded to the southbound lanes of Barnegat Blvd North for a report of a pedestrian struck by a motor vehicle. Upon arrival officers discovered that a 17 year old Barnegat female was struck south of Ravenwood Blvd by a 2012 Hyundai Sonata. The pedestrian was treated on scene by Barnegat First Aid squad and was transported to the Elizabeth V. Edwards School where a landing zone was established. She was then airlifted to Jersey Shore Medical

Center by MONOC medevac heli-copter with shoulder, arm, and leg injuries. The preliminary investigation indicates that the vehicle was in its lane of travel when the pedestrian abruptly stepped off of the curb and into the roadway. There were no indications that the vehicle was speeding. No summonses were issued to the driver of the vehicle. On April 23rd at 12pm, members of the Barnegat Police Narcotics Unit arrested Joseph Cook, 27, and Brooke Cook, 28, of Barnegat after responding to a report of a drug overdose at the Barnegat Motel. Officers arrived at the motel in response to a report that a female subject had overdosed on heroin. Their on scene investigation re-vealed that both Joseph and Brook were in possession of and had ingested heroin. Joseph was charged with 3rd de-gree possession of heroin and was processed and released pending a court date. Brooke was charged with 3rd de-gree possession of heroin and was transported to Southern Ocean Medical Center for medical treat-ment. On April 19th at 2:00pm, mem-bers of the Barnegat Police Nar-cotics Unit arrested Edward Beaton, 44, of Manahawkin and Merredith Rowe, 32, of Manahawkin on multiple drug

charges. Narcotics Unit Detectives ob-served Beaton and Rowe seated in a parked car in the parking lot of the Wawa on West Bay Avenue. Moments later, they observed Beaton distribute a quantity of heroin to Rowe. Beaton was charged with posses-sion of heroin, possession of hero-in with the intent to distribute, and distribution of heroin (all 3rd degree). Rowe was charged with posses-sion of heroin (3rd degree) and possession of drug paraphernalia. Both subjects were processed and released pending a court date. On April 13th at 1:30am, Patrol-man Robert Armstrong arrested Samantha Pinto, 21, of Barnegat for DWI after Pinto crashed into Arm-strong's patrol vehicle. Ptl. Armstrong was conducting a motor vehicle stop on Barnegat Blvd near West Bay Avenue and was outside of his vehicle when it was struck from behind by Pinto who was driving south on Barnegat Blvd. Ptl. Armstrong's K9 partner bullet was in the patrol vehicle when it

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was struck, however, he was unin-jured. Pinto, who was also uninjured, was processed and released with summonses for DWI, reckless driv-ing, failure to move over (change lanes) for a stationary emergency vehicle, and use of a cell phone in a moving motor vehicle. Her vehi-cle was impounded in accordance with John's Law. On April 8th at 2:40PM Barnegat Police responded to a serious multi-car motor vehicle accident at the intersection of West Bay Ave and Barnegat Blvd. The accident was discovered by Barnegat Patrol-man Christopher Ebert who was on patrol in the area and responded to investigate when he heard the colli-sion from his patrol vehicle.

Initial responding officers were assisted by off-duty Barnegat Patrolman Edward Hayes and off-duty Stafford Police Officer Christopher Smith, both of whom were in personal vehicles at the accident location and responded immediately to offer assistance. The investigation showed that a 2010 Honda Accord operated by Robert Nowicki, 77, of Toms River was eastbound on West Bay Avenue when it drove into the back of a stopped 2006 Ford Taurus operated by Sheena Longland, 26, of Barnegat. Longland's vehicle, which was stopped at the red light, was forced into the back of a 2003 Ford E350 box truck operated by Charles Antonozzi, 71, of Barnegat. Anto-nozzi's vehicle was subsequently forced into a 2000 Ford Winstar

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operated by Arkadiusz Zdiarski, 23, of Jackson. Arriving officers found multiple injured victims. Sheena Longland and her 4 year old son, Aiden, were found entrapped in her vehicle. Aid-en, who was in a car seat, was extricated from the vehicle by off-duty Officer Smith of Stafford PD. Sheena was extricated by the Barnegat Volunteer Fire Company. Front seat passenger Marie Germer, 74, of Barnegat was also removed from the vehicle and treated. A landing zone was established at the First Street Park where MONOC and New Jersey State Police South-star medevac helicopters landed to transport victims. Sheena Longland was airlifted to Jersey Shore Medical Center by MONOC medevac helicopter with a broken arm and possible internal injuries. Aiden Longland was airlifted to Jersey Shore Medical Center by New Jersey State Police Southstar heli-copter with multiple leg fractures. Marie Germer was transported to Jersey Shore Medical Center by Quality Medical ambulance with facial lac-erations and possible internal injuries. Nowicki was transported by Quality

Medical ambulance to Southern Ocean Medical Center with chest pain. The remaining subjects were either uninjured or had minor injuries. The accident is being investigated by the Barnegat Police Traffic Safety Unit. Preliminary indica-tions are that Nowicki suffered a medical episode while driving which led to the accident. Multiple lanes were closed on West Bay Avenue in the area of the accident for approximately two hours while the investigation was conducted. On April 2nd at 2:06pm, Officer Lauren Keilitz arrested James Louisy, 30, of Brooklyn, NY for fraudu-lent use of credit card after re-sponding to Barnegat Wine and Spirits for a report of a subject possibly using a stolen credit card. Upon arrival, Officer Keilitz spoke with an employee of Barnegat Wine and Liquor who recognized Louisy from a previously viewed surveil-lance video related to a fraudulent credit card purchase made at the store on March 15th. After an investigation and inter-view of Louisy at the scene Of-ficer Keilitz's discovered that Louisy had made numerous stops at area

liquor stores and had purchased alcohol with numerous fraudulent credit cards that he possessed. A consent search of Louisy's vehi-cle resulted in the seizure of 68 unopened bottled of alcohol valued at $2,820. Louisy was charged with fraudu-lent use of credit cards and was processed and released pending a

court date. On March 31st at 1:48am, Patrol-man Nicholas Dapuzzo arrested Daniel Desousa, 19, of Forked River for DWI after stopping his vehicle on Route 9 near the Waretown border after he crossed over the center line of the roadway and entered Ptl. Dapuzzo's lane of travel.

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TD Bank's drive thru. At this time , a female in the vehicle be-hind his accidentally beeped her vehicle's horn, Pawloweki became enraged and exited his vehicle to confront the female. He began yelling obscenities at her, and struck her vehicle several times with his metal, walking cane. TD personnel then responded outside to attempt to intervene in the situ-ation and later contacted the police.

When police were conducting a field interview with Pawloweki, he became aggressive and combative, and attempted to strike Ptl. Marc Pottar with h i s metal, walking cane. While this was occurring, Detective Keith Oler also of the Stafford Township Police Department was driving by the scene, off-duty, and stopped to assist. At this time, a physical altercated ensued as Officers at-tempted to take Pawloweki into custody. During the altercation, Pawlowski bit Ptl. Potter on his hand and leg, Ptl. Mullin suffered a hand injury and Det, Oler suf-fered shoulder injury. H e was eventually taken into custody and transported to the Stafford Town-ship Police Department. At police headquarters, he was charged with Disorderly Person, Resisting Arrest and three (3) counts of Aggravated Assault on police. Judge Murray set bail at 950,000 full bail and he was transported to the Ocean County Jail in default. Ptl. Patter and Det , Oler were treated far their injuries at Urgent Care and released. P t l . Mullin did not seek treat-ment. P t l . Mullin was the arresting Officer. On May 1st at 4:12 pm, Stafford Police responded to a serious mo-tor vehicle collision on Route 72 west and Breakers Drive. A com-mercial vehicle operated by Glenn Prince, 36 of Little Egg Harbor was traveling west on Route 72 when a vehicle operated by Mary Johnson, 85 of Barnegat made a left turn in front of Prince result-ing in a collision. Johnson was flown to Atlantic City Trauma Center for treatment. Prince did not suffer any injuries. Due to the nature of this collision it is cur-rently under investigation by the Stafford Police Traffic Unit. If there are any witnesses to the

collision please contact 609-597-1189 ext. 8436 On Wednesday May 1st at 03:19 am, Stafford Township Police stopped a motor vehicle in the area of Jennings Road and Route 72 for speeding and difficulty maintain-ing a lane of travel. Observation at the scene revealed that the motor-ist, Joseph J. Tartaglia of Mana-hawkin, NJ to be Driving While Intoxicated. Tartaglia was subse-quently transported to Stafford Twp. Police Headquarters where he was processed and released to a family member pending a future court appearance in Municipal Court. Sgt. John Linck was the arresting officer. On April 27th at 5:04 pm, Stafford Township Police received infor-mation regarding a motor vehicle

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