Towers & Gardens. Life Lessons The Wizard of Oz Taught Us All. Housing Authority of the Township of Woodbridge SEPTEMBER

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Woodbridge Housing Authority 10 Bunns Lane Woodbridge, N.J. 07095 Phone: 732.634.2750 Fax: 732.634.8421 Email Us at: Housing Authority of the Township of Woodbridge Towers & Gardens BCWHA10B@aol.com SEPTEMBER 2017 2017 Inside this Issue: Editor Pick Life Lessons Wizard of Oz 1 Rent From the Editor 2 Tower News 3-5 Events Around 6 Town Toto/Pet Adoptions 7 Puzzle Zone 8 Xfinity/Birthdays 9 Senior Applications Bug Bits 10 Oz Quotes 11 Executive Director 12 Life Lessons The Wizard of Oz Taught Us All 1. NEVER GIVE UP! Dorothy never stopped trying to get home even when the Wicked Witch of the West sent flying monkeys after her. So when the going gets tough, stick to your yellow brick road and you ll overcome your obstacles too. 2. GOOD FRIENDS COME IN THE UNLIKELIEST PLACES! Though the Scarecrow, Tin Man and the Cowardly Lion aren t the typical staples in your posse, these three friends always had Dorothy s back. Don t pass on a possible friend because they re different than you. 3. NEVER STOP DREAMING! Dorothy s trip to Oz was difficult, but she still found a place over the rainbow. After singing about a magical land, she found it and that means you should never stop dreaming about yours. 4. YOU CAN ACCOMPLISH ANTHING! The Scarecrow wanted a brain. The Tin Man wanted a heart, and the Lion wanted to be brave. Even though they thought they had to ask the Wizard to grant their wishes, they found those traits inside themselves. 5. REAL COURAGE IS FACING YOUR FEARS! The Lion best represented this when he put aside his own fears to help his friends. 6. THERE S NO PLACE LIKE HOME! You don t need emerald cities or ruby slippers. Everything you need is waiting for you. RIGHT AT HOME! There s No Place Like Home. There s No Place Like Home...

Page 2 TOWERS & GARDENS September 2017 RENT Rent is due on the 1st. If you are using any of the rent boxes, your check must be in the box before 4 PM on September 5, 2017 After 4 PM it is late No exceptions! Do not post-date your checks. When a check is received by the Housing Authority, it must be deposited within 48 hours. We cannot deposit checks that are post-dated and cannot hold them until the following month. If you have a third party paying your rent (e.g. family member), they must put your name, building and apartment number on the check so it can be identified and deposited correctly. Advise from the Wizard... We all face adversity at different times in our lives. Some of us cope well, while others may have great difficulty. I always find myself coming out of any difficult situation, even better and stronger than before. There is always a rainbow after a storm! Beauty from ashes, and light after dark! WHA Board of Commissioners The Board of Commissioners of the Housing Authority of the Township of Woodbridge did not have any meetings in July 2017, therefor, no resolutions passed. NEXT SCHEDULED MEETING Thursday Sept. 7, 2017 Finn Towers 19 Martin Terrace, Woodbridge ATTENTION: Woodbridge Garden Apartment Residents The rent drop off box has been moved to the Garage office behind Bldg. #10. Please place your rent in the rent box as opposed to dropping it off at the office. Thank you! I think that it s in the attitude that I try and keep while going through the rough periods. Of course at first the shock of the situation flares my emotions up, like many of us, you go through a period of disbelief, and uneasiness. We all have expectations, and sometimes when those expectations are not met, we feel an enormous sense of disappointment. Letting out a good cry in private can help release the build up of emotions. This is normal and I feel shouldn t be suppressed. Once the initial shock is over, I try and look for the positive in the difficult situation. I learn a lot about myself, and I also learn a lot about others. There s always a lesson for me that takes me to another level in my life and refines me as a human being. I feel that bad situations and events, are not always necessarily bad. If I didn t go through these bad periods in my life, I would never have the chance to learn about myself and become a better and stronger person. These trying times gives me the opportunity to grow and take inventory in the person that I am, the person I would like to become, and the person that I was. Remember we can change things within ourselves only. We cannot change others, and the way they treat us. We have to accept this in order to grow. Life is certainly like a rollercoaster. Some parts are horrifying, some are exciting, some turns make you laugh and elate you, while other turns make you cry. Sometimes your up, and sometimes down, and on occasion you can be upside down! It s all about your attitude before you get on that ride! If you go on believing you will make it through taking the good with the bad, then at the end of the ride you will look back with excitement and life in your eyes. Don t ever give up! Things that may seem IMPOSSIBLE, are always POSSIBLE!

Page 3 September 2017 TOWERS & GARDENS GREINER Towers NEWS We had a community BBQ picnic on August 5th. It was a great success. Congratulations to all who took special interest in it. Wishing an early recovery to Betty W. and any residents who are in the hospital and/or bedridden. Our next Resident Council meeting will be on September 12th. Happy Labor Day to all. Happy Patriot Day. Happy Indian festival of Navratri and Vijaya Dasmi to all. HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO: Prafullachandra S., Tukaram, Diane J., Kay W., Diane, Lois K., Josie Z., Luz and others born in September. EVENTS BINGO Mondays and Fridays at 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM Comm. Room MALL Mondays, 10AM 2PM Call MCAT at 1 (800) 221-3520. FOOD SHOPPING Wednesdays, 9:00AM 12:00PM. Call MCAT at 1 (800) 221-3520. MULTI SERVICE PROGRAM Tuesday, September 19th 2;00pm-3:30pm RARITAN BAY MEDICAL CENTER Undetermined, check bulletin board RESIDENT COUNCIL MEETING Tuesday, September 12, 2017 Your Greiner Reporter, Madhu Butala Questions or Concerns call: Bldg. Manager : Diane at (732) 388-4103 COOPER Towers NEWS Any Cooper Resident interested in reporting for the newsletter is encouraged to contact Diane Boyle at (732) 943-9102. Access to email would be ideal but not necessary. EVENTS BINGO Wednesday August 16, 2017 Every 3rd Wednesday in comm. room time will be posted MALL Tuesdays, 10AM 2PM Call MCAT at 1 (800) 221-3520. FOOD SHOPPING Thursdays, 11:30AM 2:30PM. Call MCAT at 1 (800) 221-3520. MULTI SERVICE PROGRAM Wednesday, Sept 13th at 2:30pm RARITAN BAY MEDICAL CENTER Not Scheduled RESIDENT COUNCIL MEETING To be determined Questions or Concerns call: Bldg. Manager : Diane at (732) 943-9102

Page 4 September 2017 TOWERS & GARDENS NEWS We had a beautiful summer And fall is upon us. Our Council meetings will begin on Tuesday, September 19, 2017 at 3pm. I would like everyone to attend. There are a lot of us that don t know one another, and the council is the place to meet and greet, so come all!!! HAPPY BIRTHDAY To all born in September! Wishing a quick recovery to: Mary S. Stay well, strong, and happy! Your Finn Reporter, Deborah Ellison Finn Towers Trips & Special Announcements EVENTS BINGO Mondays and Wednesdays at 6:00 PM Community Room MALL Wednesdays, 10AM Call MCAT at 1 (800) 221-3520 FOOD SHOPPING Fridays, 11:45AM 2:15 PM Call MCAT at 1 (800) 221-3520 MULTI SERVICE PROGRAM Be in the Now! Learn to put focus on yourself Tuesday, September 19, 1pm-2pm At Adams Towers Community room RARITAN BAY MEDICAL CENTER Not Scheduled RESIDENT COUNCIL MEETING Tuesday, September 19th at 3pm Question or Concerns call: Manager : Danielle 732 634-6629 NEWS Summer is almost over! It was a hot one! The kids will be back in school soon. Drive Carefully! See you next month, Your Adams Reporter Cathy Ellison Adams Towers Trips & Special Announcements EVENTS BINGO Saturdays at 6:00PM at FINN TOWERS! WOODBRIDGE MALL Wednesdays, 10AM. Call MCAT at 1 (800) 221-3520. FOOD SHOPPING Fridays, 11:45AM 2:15PM MULTI SERVICE PROGRAM Be in the Now! Learn to put focus on yourself Tuesday, September 19, 1pm-2pm RARITAN BAY MEDICAL CENTER Not Scheduled RESIDENT COUNCIL MEETING To be announced Question or Concerns call: Bldg. Manager : Danielle 732 634-6629

Page 5 TOWERS & GARDENS September 2017 Olsen Towers NEWS Any Olsen Resident interested in reporting for the newsletter is encouraged to contact Melanie at (732) 362-5400 Access to email would be ideal but not necessary EVENTS FOOD SHOPPING Mondays, 11:30AM 2:30 PM. Call MCAT at 1-800-221-3520. COFFEE TIME Tuesdays - 9:00AM to 10:00AM BINGO in the Community Room See schedule posted WOODBRIDGE MALL Thursdays, 10AM 2PM. Call MCAT at 1-800-221-3520 MULTI SERVICE PROGRAM None Scheduled RARITAN BAY MEDICAL CENTER Non Scheduled Questions or Concerns call: Bldg. Manager : Melanie at (732) 362-5400 NEWS Summer is ending. We had a great Birthday Party for Delores S. in August. Everyone enjoyed good food and company. Good Luck to Joseph M. and Marijane F. on their recent moves. Well Wishes Speedy recovery Charles B. he s missed Allison Wisniewski from Multi Service will return to Stern Towers on Monday, September 12th. She will have an interesting program in the community room at 2pm. Many people were excited to watch the eclipse. The next eclipse will be in April of 2024. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Janice S. and Maria P. See you next month! Your Stern Reporter, Janice Samuels-Siena Stern Towers NOW PLAYING BINGO!! Saturday, September 1st. 7PM-9PM COMMUNITY ROOM Question or Concerns call: Bldg. Manager : Melanie at (732) 362-5400 EVENTS CONGREGATE MEALS 12PM Daily Contact Rhonda 732 634-3972 CONGREGATE AFTERNOON TEA Mondays at 2:00PM FOOD SHOPPING Tuesdays, 12:00PM-2:30PM Call MCAT at 1 (800) 221-3520 WOODBRIDGE MALL Wednesdays, 10AM Call MCAT at 1 (800) 221-3520 MULTI SERVICE PROGRAM Monday, September 12 at 2pm In community room RARITAN BAY MEDICAL CENTER Non Scheduled RESIDENT COUNCIL MEETING Wednesday, September 20 at 3:00pm 3rd Wednesday of each month

Page 6 TOWERS & GARDENS September 2017 Events Around Town Movies @ Main True life portraits Showing Showtimes 2:00 pm 5:00pm On September 8 the Woodbridge Main Library will begin a Fall Film Series scheduled each Friday at 2pm that will spotlight movies based on books. The first movie is Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk, a 2016 war drama based on Ben Fountain's novel of the same name and directed by Ang Lee. On September 15 we will screen Girl on the Train, a psychological thriller based on Paula Hawkins' bestselling book and starring Emily Blunt. September 22 will feature Inferno, an action film continuing the adventures of Dan Brown's fictional Harvard Professor and scholar Robert Langdon. The Choice, a romantic drama based on Nicholas Sparks' bestseller will be shown on September 29, followed by Jack Reacher: Never Go Back, with Tom Cruise playing the role of author Lee Child's grizzled private investigator Jack Reacher. On October 13 we will watch Live by Night, director and actor Ben Affleck's interpretation of Dennis Lehane's historical crime novel. Our series concludes with Light Between Oceans, a romantic drama based on the book by M.L. Stedman, that will be shown on October 20. These films are free and no registration is required. Our films are sponsored by the Friends of the Libraries of Woodbridge Township. Light refreshments are provided by the Woodbridge Library Foundation. LIGHT REFRESHMENTS PROVIDED BY THE WDBG LIBRARY FOUNDATION. Woodbridge Main Library 1 George Frederick plaza Woodbridge, NJ 07095 732-634-4450 Movie Times: 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm

Page 7 September 2017 TOWERS & GARDENS Memorial for Toto from The Wizard of Oz Canine movie star, Carl Spitz spent many years in Hollywood not only readying dogs for films but also training Dogs for Defense during World War II. Among his movie-star pupils was the female Carin Terrier who played Dorothy s male dog, Toto, in The Wizard of Oz. He was the innovator of training animals to react and perform by using silent hand signals to direct the animal. These hand signals were instrumental in directing Toto during the filming of the movie. The dog was one of many in a kennel he maintained in the Hollywood area which also was the site of a school for other trainers. The dog was simply abandoned at Spitz s kennel four years before the movie The Wizard of Oz was made and was given the name Terry. Carl was a German immigrant and became a legend in his profession while training many canine stars who ultimately appeared in classic films. His biggest claim to fame was Terry. The little dog made almost a dozen movies in her life with stars such as Shirley Temple and Spencer Tracy. Terry and her trainer made many guest appearances after gaining fame in the movie at community events, fairs and animal shows. The dog died toward the end of World War II and was buried in a pet burial area behind the Spitz s residence and kennel. During the expansion of the Ventura Freeway in Los Angeles, the property was obtained by CalTrans for construction purposes. The facility and the small burial grounds were destroyed. Bio by; Donald Greyfield SANDY STILL NEEDS A LOVING HOME!! I ve been posting this adorable dog for the past few months in our Newsletter. She is still in need of a good home. Please help her by telling friends and family about her, and together, we can change her life. Sandy is sweet, gentle and beautiful. She is a12 month old Shar pei mix. She was surrendered to an inner city shelter. Sandy walks well on the leash, is mild mannered and knows some commands. She is a lovely pup who loves everyone that she meets and enjoys the company of other dogs but will need a home without cats. Sandy also requires a home with a fenced in yard to run off her energy! This is a MUST, daily walks are not enough for this active girl! off her energy! This is a MUST, daily walks are not enough for this active girl! She would really enjoy having another dog her new family Call Friends of Linden Animal Shelter 732 388-6300 House trained * Spayed/Neutered * Current on Vaccinations * Prefers a home without Cats * Short Haired * Red/Chestnut/Orange

Page 8 TOWERS & GARDENS September 2017 THE PUZZLE ZONE Word Find: Wizard Monkeys Munchkins Uncle Henry Glinda Toto Slippers Gale Dorothy Wicked Witch Water Garland Nikko Judy Aunt Em Melting Ruby Tin Man Word Scramble WOAIBNR - OONADRT - PPILLOOL -

Page 9 September 2017 TOWERS & GARDENS Need help? We re just a call, text, email, or app away! If you have any questions about your XFINITY service, reaching us is easier than ever before. To order, change, or move your service: Visit us online at xfinity.com or call us at 1 800-XFINITY. Order or upgrade your service, receive tech support and get help with a currant account. Visit xfinity.com/storelocator to find the nearest XFINITY store to explore additional products, order services, or pick up your self-install kit. Chat online with a rep to get quick answers to your questions at xfinity.com/chat. Request a call back at a time that works or you. Visit xfinity.com/getxfinity. Visit xfinity.com/moving to take your current service with you to your next home. For customer service or technical support: Manage your account from anywhere with the XFINITY My Account App: Check your connection status Pay your bill Troubleshoot technical issues Manage your appointments Chat online with a rep to get quick answers to your questions at xfinity.com/chat. Tweet @ComcastCares for support Visit xfinity.com/storelocator to find the nearest XFINITY store to speak with a rep in person, return or exchange equipment, and manage your account. A Very Happy Birthday to Delores of Stern Towers Thank you from all of us that attended your Special Birthday Celebration! We enjoyed the food and your company!

Page 10 September 2017 TOWERS & GARDENS Bug Bits: Finn and Adams Towers March 6-10, 2017 April 3-7, 2017 May 1-5, 2017 June 6-9, 2017 July 10-14, 2017 August 7-11, 2017 September 5-8, 2017 Pest inspections will take place in the following buildings, on the following dates: Olsen and Stern Towers March 13-17, 2017 April 10-13, 2017 May 8-12, 2017 June 12-16, 2017 July 17-21, 2017 August 14-18, 2017 September 11-15, 2017 Cooper and Greiner Towers March 20-24, 2017 April 17-21, 2017 May 15-19, 2017 June 19 23, 2017 July 24-28, 2017 August 21-25, 2017 September 18-22, 2017 Mother and Daughter Senior Applications For Efficiency Units Starting in August 2017, The Woodbridge Housing Authority is opening the waiting list for efficiency units only in the following buildings: STERN TOWERS - Woodbridge ADAMS TOWERS - Woodbridge FINN TOWERS - Woodbridge GREINER TOWERS - Colonia Applications for these buildings only will be available at the main office : 10 Bunns Lane, Woodbridge Judy Garland and Liza Minelli Applications also available at each of the Senior Buildings listed above. Applications must be returned to the site that they are applying for. Notices will be placed in the main entrance way with instructions for applicants on how to gain entry into the buildings. RESIDENTS ARE NOT PERMITTED TO ALLOW ANY VISITORS ACCESS INTO THE BUILDINGS.

Page 11 TOWERS & GARDENS September 2017 Facts About Tornados Tornados are a dangerous force of nature. With winds of over 350 Kilometers (over 200 miles) per hour, tornadoes can flatten houses and lift cars off the ground. Tornados form in the clouds of severe thunderstorms when warm air from the south meets cold air from the north. Inside the thunderstorm, fast winds flow over slow ones creating a horizontal tube of swirling air. When that tube tilts down toward the ground, a funnel cloud is formed. Funnel clouds can be nearly invisible but as they touch the ground, a tornado is formed. The tornado stirs up dust and debris it is the dirt inside the tornado that makes it the angry dark colour we re so used to seeing in pictures or videos. The flying debris is the most dangerous part of a tornado to people. Tornados form on every continent in the world except for Antarctica, but the most common place for them is in the United States. The warm winds from the Gulf of Mexico meet the cold winds from the Rocky Mountains over an area of the United States referred to as Tornado Alley which encompasses the states of Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas. This is where we find the most tornados in the world. Tornados are classified using the Fujita Scale between F0 and F5 based on the damage they cause. F0 tornados aren t very dangerous they just stir up dust and break a few tree limbs. F5 tornados are potentially deadly, destroying houses, lifting cars and causing damage to towns and cities that can take years to repair.

Page 12 TOWERS & GARDENS September 2017 From the Executive Director The Wonderful Wizard of Oz Quotes By L. Frank Baum There is no place like home. A heart is not judged by how much you love; but by how much you are loved by others Now I know I have a heart because it is breaking A baby has brains, but it doesn t know much. Experience is the only thing that brings knowledge, and the longer you are on earth, the more experience you are sure to get. True courage is in facing danger when you are afraid For I consider brains far superior to money in every way. You may have noticed that if one has money without brains, he cannot use it to his advantage; but if one has brains without money, they will enable him to live comfortably to the end of his days. and remember my sentimental friend, that a heart is not judged by how much you love, but by how much you are loved by others. I am Oz, the Great and Terrible, spoke the Beast, in a voice that was one great roar. Who are you, and why do you seek me? Follow your Yellow Brick Road Like a BOSS!