NJLBA Golf Committee • James Filler • Matthew Bacon • Alisha Miller • Diane Weiss • Jimmy Bennett

We hope you can join us for agreat day of golf with your fellowon-premise, off-premise retailers,

wholesalers and suppliers!

Ways You Can Participate GOLF FEES INCLUDE GREEN FEES, GOLF CART, PRACTICE GREEN, DRIVING RANGE, LOCKER ROOM, GIVE-AWAYS, CONTESTS, LUNCH, COCKTAIL HOUR AND DINNER

• Dinner Only ...................................... $100

• Individual Golfer ............................. $300

• Foursome ........................................ $1,200

• Foursome & Tee Sign ..................... $1,350

Sponsorship Opportunities • Tee Sponsorship .............................. $175

• Practice Range .................................. $250

• Putting Green ................................... $300

• Par 3 Sponsor ................................... $500

• Beverage Cart ................................. $1,000

Shore Gate Golf Club35 School House LaneOcean View, NJ

Ocean View, New Jersey

ALL SPONSORS RECEIVE A PROFESSIONALLY MADE SIGN AT THEIR SPONSORSHIP LOCATION, LISTING IN ALL OUTING MATERIALS AND ON THE SPONSORS BOARD

Sponsorship Packages Dinner Sponsor ................................... $2,900 • Includes golf for 2 foursomes • Promotional Table at Event • Tee Sign • Name on All Signage

Cocktail Hour Sponsor ...................... $2,400 • Includes Golf for 1 Foursome • Promotional table at cocktail reception • Tee Sign • Name on All Signage

Lunch Sponsor .................................... $1,900 • Includes Golf for 1 Foursome • Promotional table at event • Tee Sign • Name on all signage

Breakfast Sponsor ............................... $1,700 • Golf for one Foursome • Promotional table at breakfast • Tee Sign • Name on all Signage

August 2010 Volume 32 Number 3

The Newsletter of the New Jersey Licensed Beverage Association

OVER THE BAR

ReporterNJLBA• Legal Corner

• BMI

• Election of Officers

• Behind the Bar

The 78th Annual Convention of the New JerseyLicensed Beverage Association (NJLBA) is being held thisyear at the Tropicana Casino and Resort on September 28thand 29th in Atlantic City. This Convention is open to allmembers of the Alcoholic Beverage Industry. This year’sConvention promises to be packed with information andtools to assist you with your on-premise license.

As many of you are already aware the alcoholic bever-age industry is facing many new challenges with recentlyproposed legislation to create new beer and wine licenses,the transfer of retail licenses from one town to another,redevelopment zone licenses, the attack on the two licenselimitation law and the recent passing of the ignition inter-lock law just to mention a few. The NJLBA has beenmeeting with key members of the legislature to informthem of the devastating effect these bills will have on theon-premise licensees if these bills are passed. A strong andunited voice by the NJLBA is needed to defeat this legisla-tion. In that regard, we have invited Assemblyman JosephCryan and Assemblyman David Rible to attend and speakat our Convention on these issues. We have also invitedAlcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) Director Jerry Fischerand his staff from the Enforcement, Regulatory, Licensingand Investigation units to provide a seminar on updateson any new issues concerning our industry including thelast drink data. This seminar is invaluable to all retailand wholesale licensees. There will also be a FakeIdentification Training with Joseph Vasil, DocumentFraud Specialist from the Division of Motor VehicleServices.

We will also have a very special presentation from AllenRiley, former New Jersey State Trooper (NJSP) and formerNJSP ABC Enforcement Officer who will provide infor-mation on how his company can assist licensees withemployee training, undercover surveillance and mysteryshopping operations, license transfer and permits, guidanceon recently established violations, education and advice onABC statutes and regulations and procedures used by ABC

Enforcement Officers. This is an excellent opportunity forlicensees to ask questions about all aspects of there busi-ness and hear first hand from someone who has in-depthknowledge and first hand experience on ABC enforcementand regulatory matters.

A convention highlight this year will be the presentationof the “NJLBA 20 Year Member Awards” at the closingdinner. Please contact the NJLBA if you are a 20-year plusmember of the Association so that you can receive youraward and be recognized at the Convention.

Further, there will be a free TAM Seminar for NJLBAmembers. The Division of ABC will also be conductinga Mandatory Package Store Education Training class.For TAM registration contact Judy at the NJLBA at609-394-6730 and for Package store training contact BethPajak of the Division of ABC at 609-984-2658. Registerearly space is limited for both classes.

As you know Conventions are an excellent opportunityto meet and exchange ideas with fellow licensees and oldfriends. Take this opportunity to get away from your hecticbusinesses and join us down at the Tropicana for informa-tive seminars, meet with legislative leaders, members ofthe ABC and NJLBA and hear first hand what the NJLBAis doing for you and what you can do to protect your busi-ness. Proceeds from the Convention go directly towardsprotecting your license.

We look forward to seeing you at the Convention.

“Representing the on-premise licensed beverage retailers, the heart of the hospitality industry”The original Tavern, Bar and Restaurant Association of New Jersey established 1933

78TH ANNUAL CONVENTION

Drink Responsibly.

Drive Responsibly.

Wednesday, October 2, 2019Atlantic City Country Club

August 2010 Volume 32 Number 3

The Newsletter of the New Jersey Licensed Beverage Association

OVER THE BAR

ReporterNJLBA• Legal Corner

• BMI

• Election of Officers

• Behind the Bar

The 78th Annual Convention of the New JerseyLicensed Beverage Association (NJLBA) is being held thisyear at the Tropicana Casino and Resort on September 28thand 29th in Atlantic City. This Convention is open to allmembers of the Alcoholic Beverage Industry. This year’sConvention promises to be packed with information andtools to assist you with your on-premise license.

As many of you are already aware the alcoholic bever-age industry is facing many new challenges with recentlyproposed legislation to create new beer and wine licenses,the transfer of retail licenses from one town to another,redevelopment zone licenses, the attack on the two licenselimitation law and the recent passing of the ignition inter-lock law just to mention a few. The NJLBA has beenmeeting with key members of the legislature to informthem of the devastating effect these bills will have on theon-premise licensees if these bills are passed. A strong andunited voice by the NJLBA is needed to defeat this legisla-tion. In that regard, we have invited Assemblyman JosephCryan and Assemblyman David Rible to attend and speakat our Convention on these issues. We have also invitedAlcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) Director Jerry Fischerand his staff from the Enforcement, Regulatory, Licensingand Investigation units to provide a seminar on updateson any new issues concerning our industry including thelast drink data. This seminar is invaluable to all retailand wholesale licensees. There will also be a FakeIdentification Training with Joseph Vasil, DocumentFraud Specialist from the Division of Motor VehicleServices.

We will also have a very special presentation from AllenRiley, former New Jersey State Trooper (NJSP) and formerNJSP ABC Enforcement Officer who will provide infor-mation on how his company can assist licensees withemployee training, undercover surveillance and mysteryshopping operations, license transfer and permits, guidanceon recently established violations, education and advice onABC statutes and regulations and procedures used by ABC

Enforcement Officers. This is an excellent opportunity forlicensees to ask questions about all aspects of there busi-ness and hear first hand from someone who has in-depthknowledge and first hand experience on ABC enforcementand regulatory matters.

A convention highlight this year will be the presentationof the “NJLBA 20 Year Member Awards” at the closingdinner. Please contact the NJLBA if you are a 20-year plusmember of the Association so that you can receive youraward and be recognized at the Convention.

Further, there will be a free TAM Seminar for NJLBAmembers. The Division of ABC will also be conductinga Mandatory Package Store Education Training class.For TAM registration contact Judy at the NJLBA at609-394-6730 and for Package store training contact BethPajak of the Division of ABC at 609-984-2658. Registerearly space is limited for both classes.

As you know Conventions are an excellent opportunityto meet and exchange ideas with fellow licensees and oldfriends. Take this opportunity to get away from your hecticbusinesses and join us down at the Tropicana for informa-tive seminars, meet with legislative leaders, members ofthe ABC and NJLBA and hear first hand what the NJLBAis doing for you and what you can do to protect your busi-ness. Proceeds from the Convention go directly towardsprotecting your license.

We look forward to seeing you at the Convention.

“Representing the on-premise licensed beverage retailers, the heart of the hospitality industry”The original Tavern, Bar and Restaurant Association of New Jersey established 1933

78TH ANNUAL CONVENTION

Drink Responsibly.

Drive Responsibly.

August 2010 Volume 32 Number 3

The Newsletter of the New Jersey Licensed Beverage Association

OVER THE BAR

ReporterNJLBA• Legal Corner

• BMI

• Election of Officers

• Behind the Bar

The 78th Annual Convention of the New JerseyLicensed Beverage Association (NJLBA) is being held thisyear at the Tropicana Casino and Resort on September 28thand 29th in Atlantic City. This Convention is open to allmembers of the Alcoholic Beverage Industry. This year’sConvention promises to be packed with information andtools to assist you with your on-premise license.

As many of you are already aware the alcoholic bever-age industry is facing many new challenges with recentlyproposed legislation to create new beer and wine licenses,the transfer of retail licenses from one town to another,redevelopment zone licenses, the attack on the two licenselimitation law and the recent passing of the ignition inter-lock law just to mention a few. The NJLBA has beenmeeting with key members of the legislature to informthem of the devastating effect these bills will have on theon-premise licensees if these bills are passed. A strong andunited voice by the NJLBA is needed to defeat this legisla-tion. In that regard, we have invited Assemblyman JosephCryan and Assemblyman David Rible to attend and speakat our Convention on these issues. We have also invitedAlcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) Director Jerry Fischerand his staff from the Enforcement, Regulatory, Licensingand Investigation units to provide a seminar on updateson any new issues concerning our industry including thelast drink data. This seminar is invaluable to all retailand wholesale licensees. There will also be a FakeIdentification Training with Joseph Vasil, DocumentFraud Specialist from the Division of Motor VehicleServices.

We will also have a very special presentation from AllenRiley, former New Jersey State Trooper (NJSP) and formerNJSP ABC Enforcement Officer who will provide infor-mation on how his company can assist licensees withemployee training, undercover surveillance and mysteryshopping operations, license transfer and permits, guidanceon recently established violations, education and advice onABC statutes and regulations and procedures used by ABC

Enforcement Officers. This is an excellent opportunity forlicensees to ask questions about all aspects of there busi-ness and hear first hand from someone who has in-depthknowledge and first hand experience on ABC enforcementand regulatory matters.

A convention highlight this year will be the presentationof the “NJLBA 20 Year Member Awards” at the closingdinner. Please contact the NJLBA if you are a 20-year plusmember of the Association so that you can receive youraward and be recognized at the Convention.

Further, there will be a free TAM Seminar for NJLBAmembers. The Division of ABC will also be conductinga Mandatory Package Store Education Training class.For TAM registration contact Judy at the NJLBA at609-394-6730 and for Package store training contact BethPajak of the Division of ABC at 609-984-2658. Registerearly space is limited for both classes.

As you know Conventions are an excellent opportunityto meet and exchange ideas with fellow licensees and oldfriends. Take this opportunity to get away from your hecticbusinesses and join us down at the Tropicana for informa-tive seminars, meet with legislative leaders, members ofthe ABC and NJLBA and hear first hand what the NJLBAis doing for you and what you can do to protect your busi-ness. Proceeds from the Convention go directly towardsprotecting your license.

We look forward to seeing you at the Convention.

“Representing the on-premise licensed beverage retailers, the heart of the hospitality industry”The original Tavern, Bar and Restaurant Association of New Jersey established 1933

78TH ANNUAL CONVENTION

Drink Responsibly.

Drive Responsibly.

Special Event: Sponsored by

Tito’s Handmade

Vodka Ball Drop Raffle

8th Annual NJLBA South Jersey Golf Outing Schedule: Wednesday, October 2, 2019Registration .…............ 10:00 - 11:00am

Shotgun Start …....................... 11:00am(Scramble Format)

Cocktail Hour.........… 5:00pm - 6:00pm

Dinner/Awards…....... 6:00pm Atlantic City Country Club One Leo Frasier Drive (at Shore Road)Northfield, NJ 08225(609) 236-4400

Lodging (October 1st & 2nd) Resorts Casino Hotel – $59 per night1133 Boardwalk, Atlantic City, NJ 08401Call to book a room: 888-797-7700 • Code: VLBA10

Please Register Me for: Dinner Only – $100

Individual Golfer – $300

Foursome – $1,200

Foursome & Tee Sign – $1,350

Sponsorship Opportunities: Tee Sponsorship – $175

Practice Range – $250

Putting Green Sponsor – $300

Par 3 Sponsor – $500

Beverage Cart – $1,000

Sponsorship Packages: Dinner Sponsor – $2,900

Cocktail Hour Sponsor – $2,400

Lunch Sponsor – $1,900

Breakfast Sponsor – $1,700

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Please Mail, Fax or E-mail Registration Form with payment to:• NJLBA 206 West State Street Trenton, New Jersey 08608• Email: dianeweiss@njlba.org• Fax: 609-394-6732

August 2010 Volume 32 Number 3

The Newsletter of the New Jersey Licensed Beverage Association

OVER THE BAR

ReporterNJLBA• Legal Corner

• BMI

• Election of Officers

• Behind the Bar

The 78th Annual Convention of the New JerseyLicensed Beverage Association (NJLBA) is being held thisyear at the Tropicana Casino and Resort on September 28thand 29th in Atlantic City. This Convention is open to allmembers of the Alcoholic Beverage Industry. This year’sConvention promises to be packed with information andtools to assist you with your on-premise license.

As many of you are already aware the alcoholic bever-age industry is facing many new challenges with recentlyproposed legislation to create new beer and wine licenses,the transfer of retail licenses from one town to another,redevelopment zone licenses, the attack on the two licenselimitation law and the recent passing of the ignition inter-lock law just to mention a few. The NJLBA has beenmeeting with key members of the legislature to informthem of the devastating effect these bills will have on theon-premise licensees if these bills are passed. A strong andunited voice by the NJLBA is needed to defeat this legisla-tion. In that regard, we have invited Assemblyman JosephCryan and Assemblyman David Rible to attend and speakat our Convention on these issues. We have also invitedAlcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) Director Jerry Fischerand his staff from the Enforcement, Regulatory, Licensingand Investigation units to provide a seminar on updateson any new issues concerning our industry including thelast drink data. This seminar is invaluable to all retailand wholesale licensees. There will also be a FakeIdentification Training with Joseph Vasil, DocumentFraud Specialist from the Division of Motor VehicleServices.

We will also have a very special presentation from AllenRiley, former New Jersey State Trooper (NJSP) and formerNJSP ABC Enforcement Officer who will provide infor-mation on how his company can assist licensees withemployee training, undercover surveillance and mysteryshopping operations, license transfer and permits, guidanceon recently established violations, education and advice onABC statutes and regulations and procedures used by ABC

Enforcement Officers. This is an excellent opportunity forlicensees to ask questions about all aspects of there busi-ness and hear first hand from someone who has in-depthknowledge and first hand experience on ABC enforcementand regulatory matters.

A convention highlight this year will be the presentationof the “NJLBA 20 Year Member Awards” at the closingdinner. Please contact the NJLBA if you are a 20-year plusmember of the Association so that you can receive youraward and be recognized at the Convention.

Further, there will be a free TAM Seminar for NJLBAmembers. The Division of ABC will also be conductinga Mandatory Package Store Education Training class.For TAM registration contact Judy at the NJLBA at609-394-6730 and for Package store training contact BethPajak of the Division of ABC at 609-984-2658. Registerearly space is limited for both classes.

As you know Conventions are an excellent opportunityto meet and exchange ideas with fellow licensees and oldfriends. Take this opportunity to get away from your hecticbusinesses and join us down at the Tropicana for informa-tive seminars, meet with legislative leaders, members ofthe ABC and NJLBA and hear first hand what the NJLBAis doing for you and what you can do to protect your busi-ness. Proceeds from the Convention go directly towardsprotecting your license.

We look forward to seeing you at the Convention.

“Representing the on-premise licensed beverage retailers, the heart of the hospitality industry”The original Tavern, Bar and Restaurant Association of New Jersey established 1933

78TH ANNUAL CONVENTION

Drink Responsibly.

Drive Responsibly.

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