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Crowning Moment
Eleven vie for 2015 Miss Vineland title this Saturday at Landis Theater.
leven contestants will vie for the title and the

opportunity to serve the community this year
as Miss Vineland 2015. The Miss Vineland
2015 Pageant will be held on Saturday, January 24, at
4 p.m. at the Landis Theater, 818 East Landis Avenue.
The 11 competing for the title are Adrianna Alfe,
18; Aubrey Lynn Gallagher, 17; Crystal Sotiropoulos,
16; Hana Lei Flumenbaum, 16; Jaclyn Kell, 16;
Jennifer Negron, 18; Kayla Cruzado, 16; Kayla Garcia,
16; Selina Velez-Vasquez, 16; Stephanie Mae Brady, 17;
and Zabrina Hernandez, 16.
Tickets are $10, available by calling 856-691-7111.
For information, visit www.facebook.com/missvineland.
The top three from last years Miss Vineland Pageant: from left,
Ariana Panagiotopoulos, Miss Vineland 2014 Angela Doulis and
Kerensa Loadholt.
See page 6 for photos of this years

Miss Vineland contestants.
Special Section Begins on Page 11
hen it comes to winter car care, many

motorists think of antifreeze and batteries,
but vehicles need extra attention when temperatures drop below zero. These six quick tips will
help your vehicle perform at its best during cold
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1) Keep the gas tank at least half full; this decreases
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possibly freezing.
2) Check the tire pressure, including the spare, as
tires can lose pressure when temperatures drop.
Consider special tires if snow and ice are a problem in
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Girls Gain Self-Esteem

The Boys & Girls Club of Vineland recently
welcomed a guest speaker to its SMART Girls
Program. Ms. Valicia Finch (pictured, center)
spoke to the girls about various life skills
issues including reaching their full potential.
Ms. Finch discussed her own journey in life and
administered a test for the girls to complete in
order to discover where their potential lies, and
how they can prepare for the future. The Club's
SMART Girls Program is a health, fitness, prevention/education and self-esteem enhancement
program for girls with modules for girls ages 8-12 years and girls ages 13-17 years. In 2014, support for the program was provided by a Cumberland County/JJC Community Partnership grant.
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Brenda and Dennis DeMatte celebrated their
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On their anniversary date, November 21, the
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Daffodils in the Spring

Rutgers Master Gardeners of
Cumberland County completed a twoyear project planting 500 Ice Folly
daffodils throughout the Old Broad
Street Cemetery in Bridgeton. What a
glorious display awaits us this spring!
In addition, five trees, four shrubs,
and 30 daylilies were planted.
Master Gardener Jane Hankins
heads the Broad Street Cemetery
Project, and she is presently preparing the paperwork for a grant to
plant colorful shrubs throughout this
historic cemetery. Any nursery interested in donating shrubs for this endeavor can contact Jane Hankins or Pam
Burton at 856-451-2800, ext. 4. Anyone interested in learning more about Master
Gardeners should contact Pam Burton at the number provided.
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Jim Cawley has been named president and chief executive officer of
United Way of Greater Philadelphia
and Southern New Jersey (UWGPSNJ), effective February 9. The
announcement was made by Lon
Greenberg, chairman, UGI
Corporation/AmeriGas and chair of
UWGPSNJs regional Board of
Directors, following a six-month
national search.
Cawley joins UWGPSNJ upon ending his term of office as the 32nd
Lieutenant Governor of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. As
president and CEO, Cawley will lead
the organizations work to improve
Education, Income and Health for the
regions most vulnerable populations,
while also strengthening the regional
safety net. Through the Impact Fund, UWGPSNJ works to ensure children start
kindergarten ready to learn; students read at grade level by the end of third
grade; youth graduate from high school ready for college and career; households
have the income and assets necessary to be financially stable and economically
independent; and that individuals and families have access to resources they
need to lead healthy lives and have their basic needs met.
In naming Cawley to this critical role, Greenberg stated that UWGPSNJs
regional Board of Directors is confident Jim possesses both the leadership skills
and public service experience required to guide an organization whose investments support thousands of individuals and families in nine counties across
southeastern Pennsylvania and southern New Jersey.
The Board was determined to identify a leader who demonstrated a commitment to serving the community and carrying out our mission, and who possessed the ability to build relationships, engender trust in the community and
generate results. We considered a wide cross section of candidates, and Jim was
the clear choice, says Greenberg. He has spent the majority of his career in the
service of others, both regionally and nationally, developing productive relationships and leading large groups of constituents to success. As lieutenant governor,
he also has a unique understanding of how United Ways Impact areas connect,
and how strategic improvements in Education, Income and Health can lift the
entire region.
Mindy Holman, incoming chair of the regional Board of Directors and president and CEO of Holman Automotive Group, echoed Greenbergs comments. I
look forward to working alongside Jim; his enthusiasm for the work and his mix
of public and private sector experience will allow him to lead our regional team
effectively and enhance our ability to drive greater Impact for those in need,
from Chester County to Cape May, says Holman.
A native of Levittown, Pa., Cawley earned a bachelors degree in political science and a law degree from Temple University. He resides in Wrightstown, Bucks
County with his wife Suzanne and their son Nicky. Cawley succeeds Tony Conti,
former managing partner of PwC Philadelphia, who served as volunteer interim
president and CEO since June.
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The 42nd annual Dandelion Dinner and

Beer Tasting, hosted by the Greater
Vineland Chamber of Commerce and
sponsored by Capital Bank of New Jersey,
will take place Saturday, March 28, 6
p.m., at Merighis Savoy Inn, 4940 E.
Landis Avenue, Vineland. The Beer &
Wine Tasting portion of the event is sponsored by Shoprite Wines & Spirits of
Shoprite Plaza, Lincoln & Landis avenues.
This years event will be expanded to
include some wine tasting too.
Merighi's Banquet Chef will showcase
the versatility of the dandelion with an
amazing buffet he's creating for the
evening. Select beers and wine will be
available for tasting and some information provided on each brew. Attendees
will receive a commemorative glass they
can use for the tasting and take home.
This annual community event began
in 1973 as a way to celebrate Vinelands
agricultural heritage and has contributed
to international recognition of the city as
the Dandelion Capital of the World.
The event attracts more than 400 guests
every year. Music for dancing will be provided by DJ Bob Morgan Entertainment.
Also this year will be a complimentary photo booth where guests can take
pictures to remember the event. Dawn
Hunter, GVCC Executive Director, says,
We are always so pleased to host this
fun community event and this year is no
exception. It is very unique and attracts
people from all over the area, not just
Vineland. Its a great way to honor and
celebrate our agricultural community
and heritage in a very fun and relaxed
way. It also means that spring is just
around the corner!
Businesses can be a Root
Sponsorthis sponsorship includes
four tickets to the event, their logo on all
promotional materials and a half page
ad in the program book. Its a great way
to promote your business. Ads are available in the program book: half page for
$50 and a full page for $75. Deadline
for advertising is March 20.
Tickets are $50 per person and must
be purchased before March 13. This
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ticket! Call the GVCC at 856-691-7400
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began its winter operating schedule on
January 5. In January, February and
March the museum stores will be open
Friday, Saturday and Sunday only from 10
a.m. to 5 p.m. No ticket is required to shop
and stroll. The Museum of American
Glass and the Artist Studios are closed
during these three months. The museum
and the studios will reopen on April 1
when WheatonArts returns to its six-day
operating schedule.
WheatonArts is a participant in
Museums on Us, a customer-benefit
program offering free admission for a
Bank of America cardholder to the finest
museums and cultural institutions from
coast to coast on the first full weekend of
each month of 2015. In February and
March, each Bank of America customer
who shows their Bank of America card
and their I.D. on the program dates will
receive a 20% Off A Single-Item coupon
valid in one museum store.
The VRDC has a chance to win the

People's Choice Award. Jersey Arts is recognizing nonprofit arts organizations
across the state. Go and register to the website and place your vote. Also, consider
writing in the Frank Guaracin Jr. Fine and
Performing Arts Center as a theater of your
choice. Here is the website:
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Hilferty Honored with Preps

Prestigious Mendel Medal
Those attending included standing at base

of steps: Anthony Spina, former Alumni
Coordinator; John DAlessandro '94; Fr.
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Provincial of the Province of St. Thomas of
Villanova; William Gormley, Esq. '64; Daniel

Hilferty '74, Dr. Joseph Bernardini '64, NJ
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Dennis Foreman '87, of Northfield, executive
director of institutional advancement at St.
Augustine Prep presents Dan Hilferty '74
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Former Ocean City native and 1974

graduate of St. Augustine Prep Daniel J.
Hilferty received the 2014 Gregor Mendel
Medal at a dinner held in his honor at the
Union League of Philadelphia. The Mendel
Medal is St. Augustine Preps most prestigious honor given to outstanding and contemporary constituents of the school in
recognition of their accomplishments and
philanthropic efforts.
Hilferty is the is president and CEO of
Independence Blue Cross. He and his wife
Joan live in Ardmore. They have five children. He grew up in Ocean City where he
has a summer home.
Among those attending to honor
Hilferty was former Pennsylvania Gov. Ed
Rendell. Nearly 250 colleagues, friends,
Augustinian leaders, former Mendel Medal
winners, and Prep Alumni attended the
event. Mendel was a 19th century monk
and scientist regarded as the father of
genetics.
St. Augustine Prep is a college preparatory school in Richland New Jersey which
operates under the auspices of the Order of
St. Augustine and the Province of St.
Thomas of Villanova. The Prep has educated young men from grades nine through 12
since 1959. It is accredited by the New
Jersey Association of Independent Schools,
the Middle States Association of Colleges
and Schools, New Jersey State Educational
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ave you seen those commercials for one of the internet

companies (Im not naming
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publicity) where they refer to their competitors as half-fast.
Its a kind of sneaky, snarky double
entendre. Everybody knows what theyre
really calling their competitors. But it also
reminded me of something.
My Dad worked as a machine repairman
for Chrysler at a plant where they used
powdered metal.
Dad could repair anything but it usually
involved looking like a coalminer at the end
of the workday.
They had showers and lockers at the
plant and Dad would clean up and change
every day before he came home.
But the rule at home was straight to the
basement for another shower and another
change of clothes before he was allowed
upstairs.
When he retired early (at 59 because
hed invested wisely), he became very fashion conscious.
There wasnt a week that went by that
he didnt treat himself to a new article of
clothing.
One year, after Mom had passed, I went
home for a visit. He had given up driving
but still had a car and asked if I would take
him clothes shopping,
Now, I had spent just about my whole
working life in a suit and tie and went in
exactly the opposite direction when I
retired. No suits for me!
In fact, if it werent or my lovely wife, Id
probably have spent the rest of my life in
sweats. But I digress.
I took Dad to the local mall where we
went to a mens shop that he frequented.
The salesman knew him and was quick
to point out new items he might like.
The salesman seemed particularly excited about some new suspenders he thought
Dad would like.
I had always thought of suspenders as a
novelty item: I had one pair that I wore
with my one and only Saks Fifth Avenue
three-piece suit.
When Dad tried a few on I realized that
he was wearing a belt and suspenders.
Then I realized that he had been doing

so for a number of years: It just hadnt registered.
He bought a couple of pair (I have one
of them hanging in my closet) and on the
ride home I asked him how come a belt and
suspenders.
He said the reason was that as he got
older he became half-fast (thats not exactly
what he said but if its okay for prime time
TV it should be good enough for a family
newspaper).
The belt, he said, was for show and the
suspenders were for go.
He said that, all things considered, he
was okay with the things hed lost to the
advances of agehis hearing, his reflexes,
some strength and mobility and a certain
amount of hair.
He could get around those losses, he said,
with a little help from science and technology. The suspenders, he added, were just a
way of coping with his new half-fast body.
And it was, he warned, something I
could look forward to. As usual, Dad was
right on the money. I just hadnt thought
about it.
I dug that pair mentioned earlier out of
the closet but discovered that they are the
fancy button kind and wont work with
jeans and/or sweats. Makes me wish Id put
them on my Christmas wish listthe alligator clip kind that I can wear with jeans and
sweats, that is.
A few years ago I realized that I had
reached that same milestone as my Dad: I
dont need anything. So I told them just get
me books and my favorite foods.
Being good children and grandchildren,
they pretty much complied with my
request. To the point that Im still munching my way through my holiday plunder.
The presents Im trying to decide what
to do with are the extra five to 10 pounds
that Ive accumulated as a result of all that
gifting.
None of it has ended up where it would
be useful and I find myselfnot dumb, perfect, or smartbut definitely half-fast.
Hope you and yours had a very happy
and healthy holiday season. Thanks for the
fruitcake suggestions and particularly the
homemade one that was dropped off. I
Doreen M. Dyer (nee May), 92, of

Newfield, NJ passed away on January 3,
in the Eagleview Nursing Center,
Pittsgrove, after an extended illness.
Mrs. Dyer was born & raised in Vineland
and was a longtime resident of
Newfield. Before retiring, Doreen was
employed at several car dealerships in
Millville and Vineland as a bookkeeper
and as a bookkeeper for the OwensIllinois Kimble Glass Co., Vineland, NJ.
She was a member of the Vineland
Historical Society as well as the South
Vineland United Methodist Church
where she was active with United
Methodist Women. She is well known
for her great love of telling jokes.
Vira Tyshchenko, 50, of Vineland,
passed away on January 5, at home.
Vira was born in Krasnoarmeisk,
Moldova and had resided in the Ukraine
prior to moving to Charlotte, NC in
2006 and then to Vineland in 2011. She
is survived by her husband; Mykola and
12 childrenAlena, Svitlana, Alexandr,
Vasiliy, Victor, Mykola, Andriy, Illya,
Davio, Dmytro, Vira and Victoriyaas
well as many brothers and sisters,
nieces and nephews.
Theresa M (Pohlman) Dayton, of
Vineland passed away January 6, at
Inspira Medical Center in Vineland. She
was born in Annapolis, MD to Adolph
Francis Pohlman and Mary Eugene
Colburn and was a longtime Vineland
resident. Theresa retired from Venice
Maid after 32 years. She loved people,
music, dancing, and was a loving mother.
Michael O. Slimmer, age 57 of Vineland,

passed away suddenly on December 30
in Inspira Medical Center, Vineland.
Michael was born in Millville to Robert E.
and the Ingrid (Lochbihler) Slimmer Sr.
and lived in Vineland the past 15 years.
Carmen Fuentes Barcelo, 97, of Cherry

Hill and formerly of Vineland, passed
away on January 7, at The Cadbury
Retirement Community in Cherry Hill.
Carmen was born in Philadelphia and
graduated from high school in
Philadelphia and attended Strayer
Business College. She was a bilingual
administrative assistant and translator
for McGraw-Hill in Philadelphia for
many years. Carmen was the owner of
American Tourist Travel and later was a
travel agent with Fantasy Travel. She
was an avid reader and enjoyed knitting,
sewing and listening to music. She
loved animals and was a breeder of
cocker spaniels. As a world traveler, she
shared her incredible experiences and
knowledge with everyone. Carmen
served as a past president of Aspen
Greene Homeowners Association.
Cosmo Leone, 92 of Buena Vista
Township, passed away on January 9
after a brief illness. Cosmo was born in
Buena and was a lifelong township resident. Cosmo worked the family farm in
Buena with his parents, and then served
with the Army Air Corps, 2nd Airborn
Division in Rapid City, SD, during World
War II. He was an insurance broker and
worked in Real Estate. He was the Tax
Assessor in Buena Vista Township for
many years prior to starting his own
business, Tuckahoe Manufacturing with
his wife Marian. Cosmo was a charter
member of the Brunini Terrace Swim
Club in Landisville, the Buena Vista
Exchange Club, and St. Padre Pio
Parish, St Mary's E. Vineland.
Richard B. Wilson, 85, of Vineland, died
January 1, at Inspira Medical Center,
Vineland. Born in Vineland, he was a
lifelong resident and attended Vineland
Public Schools. He served in the U.S.
Navy during WWII on the USS Purdy
(DD734) and later in the Merchant
Marine Coast Guard. Richard was
employed by Scott Wilson Hearing Aids,
Bridgeton, NJ as a Hearing Aid
Dispenser for over 30 years. He enjoyed
traveling, his home and being with his
family and friends.
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passed away suddenly on January 4.
Karen worked for the Sands Casino for
over 21 years, but her favorite job was
being a mother and wife. She is predeceased by her parents, Charles and Lora
Cockburn of Northfield and brother,
Charles Chuck Cockburn of Northfield.
She is survived by her husband of 16
years, Bob Pepitone; her daughter,
Gianna Pepitone; her sister, Susan
Simpson and brother in-law Frank
Simpson of Northfield; in-laws, John and
Carol Pepitone of Vineland; several
brother and sister in-laws and nieces
and nephews; her dear friend Linda
Siegfried and her beloved pet Rocky.
Michael graduated from Millville High

School Class of 1975. He was a Tow
Motor Driver for Gerresheimer Glass Inc.
(Kimble Glass Co.) of Vineland for 23
years. He was the former president and
current vice-president of Local Union
#701 of Vineland. He enjoyed spending
time with son Michael Jr. and was an
avid Eagles and Phillies fan.
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AUTO IMAGES has over 18 years of experience. Located at 1740 S. Delsea Drive,
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when windows are closed.
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BOB NOVICK AUTO MALL, owned and operated by Bob Novick and his family, has provided
sales and service since 1971. Bob Novick GM
Chrysler Dodge Jeep, located at 808 N. Pearl
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Star dealership with a huge inventory of high
quality new and pre-owned vehicles.
The Auto Mall has begun a 5200-square-foot
expansion of its Chrysler-Dodge-Jeep-Ram footprint, adjacent to that General Motors facility in
Bridgeton. Work began in September by general
contractor, Parrish Construction and completion
is expected in late March.
Novick begins its 44th year of sales and service to the South Jersey automotive marketplace.
From a Chevrolet facility, purchased from
the former Scribner & Lewis owners in 1971,
Novick added Cadillac in 1981, Chrysler and
Dodge in 1984, Jeep in 1989, and Buick and
GMC Truck in 1995. Yearly sales exceed

$35 million.
Founder and CEO Bob Novick has placed
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daughter, Debby Novick. Debby and son, Scott
continue their family business with community
values. 856-517-4969
CARLOS AUTO REPAIR was established in
2000 by Carlos Negron after working at various
dealerships for 28 years. The Vineland natives
wife, Belen, handles the office administration
duties at the family-owned and operated auto
repair facility. Mechanic Frank Oliveri has
worked there for eight years. Both Negron and
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certified as a master technician. Services
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and sitting in line for 45 minutes. 856-691-2795
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and vacuum package. They also offer gift certificates and are insured. 856-704-9071
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Eds does general auto and truck repair of all
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Tips for Long-Distance Winter Trips
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areas. Delay trips when especially bad weather is expected. If you must leave, let
others know your route, destination and estimated time of arrival.
Always make sure your vehicle is in peak operating condition.
Keep at least half a tank of gasoline in your vehicle at all times.
Pack a cellular telephone with your local AAAs telephone number, plus blankets,
gloves, hats, food, water and any needed medication in your vehicle.
If you become snow-bound, stay with your vehicle. It provides temporary shelter
and makes it easier for rescuers to locate you. Dont try to walk in a severe storm.
Its easy to lose sight of your vehicle in blowing snow and become lost.
Dont over exert yourself if you try to push or dig your vehicle out of the snow.
Tie a brightly colored cloth to the antenna or place a cloth at the top of a rolled
up window to signal distress. At night, keep the dome light on if possible. It only
uses a small amount of electricity and will make it easier for rescuers to find you.
Make sure the exhaust pipe isnt clogged with snow, ice or mud. A blocked
exhaust could cause deadly carbon monoxide gas to leak into the passenger compartment with the engine running.
Use whatever is available to insulate your body from the cold. This could include
floor mats, newspapers or paper maps.
If possible run the engine and heater just long enough to remove the chill and to
conserve gasoline.
to regain traction and avoid skids. It takes so
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so take your time to brake sooner and slower
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winter snowy roads.You gotta know your brakes
when it comes to the snow in winter. Whether
you have anti-lock brakes or not, the best way
to stop is threshold breaking, keeping the heel
of your foot on the floor and use the ball of
your foot to apply firm, steady pressure on the
brake pedal.
And if the weather is so bad, you may just
want to stay home, he advises.
LAIELLI'S GARAGE: Established in 1974,

Laiellis Garage prides itself in offering quality, honest and dependable service. As small
business owners surviving in a Big Box
Store world, Bruce and Mary Ann Laielli
know that customer satisfaction is of the
utmost importance.
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truck repair, tires (sales and installation),
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Vineland, NJ 08360
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Delsea Drive in Vineland. Josue Gomez, born
and raised in Vineland, was previously an administrator of a business opened approximately 40
years ago, and which is still open today. He decided to open his own establishment in February
1997. Since then, he has been involved in retail,
wholesale and financing of all makes and models.
Pre-owned cars and three motorcycles franchises
As many business owners know, Josu says,
lack of confidence and financial backing is very
prohibitive to achieving ones goals. In my case,
my dear mother not only gave me an optimistic
and positive view of what I could accomplish as
a business owner, but also gave me the only

money available to her; which at the time was a
sum of $5,000.
Its also a pleasure to do business with our
Latin community, in our native language,
Spanish, he says. Hablamos espaol!
As a sole proprietor of Joshua Motors with
40 years overall experience and the leader in
auto financing according to (credit acceptance
inc.) we have the ultimate leverage in getting
everyone approved regardless of your credit status. They focus on all kinds of financing including good credit, no credit, and no one dared
credit. To them, everyone deserves a chance.
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and installation). Tire sales include all major
brands with free tire rotation for the life of
the tire with the purchase of four.
The ALLDATA INFORMATION SYSTEM
is used to keep abreast of the latest diagnostics, technical service bulletins and repair
procedures.
Bruce Laielli remains current in ASE certification in the areas of Engine Repair,
Suspension and Steering, Brakes,
Electrical/Electronic Systems, Heating and
AC, Engine Performance. 856-691-8038
shop. They are a certified Repair PAL shop

(repairpal.com) and they do AC work, timing
belts, computer diagnosis, brakes, tires, alignments, front end work, water pumps, electrical
repair and much more. 856-691-6878
ROSSI HONDA, owned by president Ron Rossi,
provides both sales and service to its customers.
The business, located at 1517 S. Delsea Drive in
Vineland, offers new vehicles such as the Honda
Civic, Honda Fit, Honda Ridgeline as well as preowned or used vehicles. They also provide differ-
LILLISTON has been in the powersports industry since 1992. They are a family owned and
operated business that provides a full-service
shop and the full line of Honda powersports.
They provide excellent service for the manufacturers they sell as well as to all other manufacturers in the industry, including Polaris. They also
service road motorcycles, including Harley
Davidson. Their parts department carries a wide
selection of Parts Unlimited, Tucker Rocky, and
Western Power Sports. If they dont have the
parts you need in stock, they will order them for
you. So stop in, whether its to inquire about their
products or to get service work done on your
ATV or street bike. Let their friendly and knowledgeable staff assist you. 856-825-1937
MAIN AUTO LLC originated in 1990 in a threebay garage. Within two years, they broke ground
on a new building, and business grew at a rapid
pace. In 1996, they added an additional six service bays to the existing building. Now in business
for 25 years, they have six employees and specialize in fleet service and repair. They are an
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Winter Driving Tips

Source: AAA
Avoid driving while youre fatigued.
Getting the proper amount of rest
before taking on winter weather
tasks reduces driving risks.
Never warm up a vehicle in an
enclosed area, such as a garage.
Make certain your tires are properly inflated.
Never mix radial tires with other
tire types.
Keep your gas tank at least half
full to avoid gas line freeze-up.
If possible, avoid using your parking brake in cold, rainy and snowy
weather.
Do not use cruise control when
driving on any slippery surface (wet,
ice, sand).
Always look and steer where you
want to go.
Use your seat belt every time you
get into your vehicle.
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Tips for Driving in the Snow
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Accelerate and decelerate slowly. Applying the gas slowly to accelerate is the
best method for regaining traction and avoiding skids. Dont try to get moving in a
hurry. And take time to slow down for a stoplight. Remember: It takes longer to
slow down on icy roads.
Drive slowly. Everything takes longer on snow-covered roads. Accelerating, stopping, turningnothing happens as quickly as on dry pavement. Give yourself time
to maneuver by driving slowly.
The normal dry pavement following distance of three to four seconds should be
increased to eight to ten seconds. This increased margin of safety will provide the
longer distance needed if you have to stop.
Know your brakes. Whether you have antilock brakes or not, the best way to stop
is threshold breaking. Keep the heel of your foot on the floor and use the ball of
your foot to apply firm, steady pressure on the brake pedal.
Dont stop if you can avoid it. Theres a big difference in the amount of inertia it
takes to start moving from a full stop versus how much it takes to get moving
while still rolling. If you can slow down enough to keep rolling until a traffic light
changes, do it.
Dont power up hills. Applying extra gas on snow-covered roads just starts your
wheels spinning. Try to get a little inertia going before you reach the hill and let
that inertia carry you to the top. As you reach the crest of the hill, reduce your
speed and proceed down hill as slowly as possible.
Dont stop going up a hill. Theres nothing worse than trying to get moving up a hill
on an icy road. Get some inertia going on a flat roadway before you take on the hill.
Stay home. If you really dont have to go out, dont. Even if you can drive well in
the snow, not everyone else can. Dont tempt fate: If you dont have somewhere
you have to be, watch the snow from indoors.
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with the best deal for their needs. Rossi Hondas
professionally managed auto parts and service
departments are open extended hours to accommodate their customers busy schedules. For
Sales, Rossi Hondas hours are Monday to Friday,
9 a.m. to 9 p.m., and Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
For service, the hours are Monday to Friday, 7:30
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Carlos Martinez has 15 years experience in serving South Jersey with his Miles of Smiles and
customer satisfaction, He just opened his business on 2059 South Delsea Drive in Vineland
(ww.sjmotortrends.com). Carlos advises that preowned vehicles, even late model cars, are still the
least expensive way to go, rather than spending
so much on repairs and maintenance. New cars
come with warranties and routine services. The
biggest expense usually happens after the warranty has run out. The kicker is that if you opt to
purchase a pre-owned car, you can save 30 to 40
percent over new.

Depreciation: A major disadvantage of buying a new car is its rapid depreciation. Models
typically lose about 47 percent of their value in
the first three years, compared with 24 percent
over the next three. But this varies greatly
among models.
Reliability. One thing that has made used cars
more appealing is their improved reliability.
Years ago, rust and exhaust-system problems
were common, but thats no longer the case, and
major engine and transmission problems have
also decreased, making late-model used vehicles
far less of a risk. When properly maintained,
todays vehicles should easily surpass 200,000
miles without a major overhaul, and many could
reach over that.
Carlos has many low-maintenance pre-owned
vehicles, all reconditioned.
He invites the community to bring in their
W2 and he will get their taxes done and they can
drive out with a new car.
After you leave my dealership, he says, you
will have smiles for miles. I
THE START OF SOMETHING GREAT.
St. Mary School Riding the Wave of Change
Ellison Boys Basketball

Takes Edgarton
Ellison' basketball team defeated
Edgarton last week with a score of
43-10. Way to go boys!
Pictured: Ellison's basketball
team, comprised of 6th, 7th and 8th
grade students, and coach Mike
Mayhew.
District Chef Promotes Healthy Eating at Winslow
Mark Daino, head chef for

the Vineland Public Schools
food service provider, Sodexo,
was a guest in the fifth grade
classroom of Deborah McClain
at Winslow Elementary School
recently.
Daino was invited to speak to
the students about making
healthy eating choices, according
to Purvesh Patel, Sodexo's food
service Director in Vineland.
The Sodexo visits coincide
with a national campaign, supported by the school district, to teach children healthy eating habits, and curb
what have been recent, dramatic increases in childhood obesity.
Daino talked to the children about the importance of healthy snacks and limiting high-fat, high-sugar choices.
"Our goal is to teach children to make choices that will help them develop
eating habits that will help them maintain a healthy weight through adulthood,"
said Patel.
Experts also stress that parents should model these behaviors, ensuring children will avoid obesity and grow at a normal rate.
Some of the most important aspects of healthy eating are portion control and
cutting down on how much fat your child eats. Simple ways to reduce fat intake
in your child's diet and promote a healthy weight include serving:
. Low-fat or nonfat dairy products
. Poultry without skin
. Lean cuts of meats
. Whole grain breads and cereals
. Healthy snacks such as fruit and veggies
For more information on the Sodexo program, or to schedule a school visit,
contact Patel at 856-794-6700, ext. 2200 or via email at PPatel@vineland.org
As part of the school-wide theme this year, St. Mary School students, faculty
and families are creating waves of change daily. The schools theme is Be Like
WaterCreate a Wave of Change. The banner displayed in the photograph was
created to showcase the many ways our small acts of kindness, generosity and
spirituality are effecting change in the world for the better of all. Each time a
wave is completed it is recorded and hung on the banner.
Since September the following waves have been accomplished:
1. The St. Mary School Faith, Family Fun Committee organized a Spread the
Magic event on September 26 and raised $648.00 for Spread the Magic Foundation.
2. On that same night, the Faith, Family Fun group set up an Alexs Lemonade
stand and raised $557.85 for Alex's Lemonade.
3. On October 17, a dress down day was held and $243.00 was raised for Light
the Night Cancer Foundation.
4. On October 24, Student Council held a dress down day and donated
$227.00 for Breast Cancer Awareness.
5. On October 30, the 7th and 8th Grade attended a Friendship Retreat. The
retreat was directed by the Sisters of St. Lucy Filippini at St. Anthony of Padua
Church in Hammonton, NJ.
6. On October 31, classroom buddies from 7th and 1st grade made fall crafts
for Bishop McCarthy residents and the 6th and 8th grade students visited their
classroom buddies in Kindergarten and 2nd to help them make a take home craft.
7. On October 31, the National Junior Honor Society sold and delivered
Spookables (a candy treat with message) to all students and raised $362.85
for their annual donation to charity. NJHS raises money all year and votes as a
group on the charity to donate to at the end of the year.
8. Prayers are a very important part of our lives and St. Mary School in honor
of Mary, prayed the rosary for the entire month of October.
9. On November 14 and 15 students in the drama department performed
School House Rock which showcased the importance of education to a packed
audience each night.
10. From November 16 to 21, St. Mary School collected 1,275 lbs. of gently
used clothing and donated to charity overseas.
11. For Thanksgiving, all students donated canned goods to the St. Vincent
DePaul Center.
12. On December 10, the School launched its 1:1 Chromebook Initiative for all middle school students. One hundred Chromebooks replaced all students textbooks.
From left (front): Clark Calabrese, Sadie Barbera, Lucas Morales, Cassandra Consalo,
Grace Walz, Reiley Watson, Christopher Morgan, Brittney Larcher, Declan Davis,
Shivam Sachdeva Back: Jacob Battersby, Jessica Rudolph, Cole Bennett, Christina Kee,
Sophia Pepe, Kaitlin Henry, Rucha Shah, Timothy Jalowitz
Gaetano Awarded Comcast Scholarship

Frank Gaetano III, a senior at
Delsea Regional High School, has
been selected as a 2015-2016
Comcast Leaders and
Achievers Scholarship Program
recipient. The scholarship is an
award of $1,000 that must be used
in the 2015-2016 academic year and
applied to educational expenses at
an accredited, nonprofit college, university or vocational/technical school
in the United States. Comcast is
proud to recognize the efforts of
young people who are helping make
communities stronger and they
applaud Frank for his achievements.
Delsea Student Leaders Facilitate Workshop

A select group of Delsea
Regional High School students
recently participated in New
Jersey Network's "Close the
Achievement Gaps" student
leadership institute at
Camden County College. The
students presented "Lessons
We Have Learned: Finding and
Making Time for Success."
The panel discussed their
own successes and struggles
over the last few years of school, and then gave high school survival tips geared
toward their middle school audience.
Participants: Front row (L-R) Carla Garcia and Onnie Coles. Back row (L-R) Donjahnae
Martin, Phil Sampson, Mario Manjarrez
VHS Female Athletes Win State Titles
After three
months as
Vineland Public
Schools Assistant
Superintendent for
Administration,
John Frangipani is
settled into his
new role, providing services for
students and their
families, principals
and the central
office administrative team.
Frangipani, whose
career has
spanned three
decades, works
closely with the
central office team
that includes Dr. Mary Gruccio, Superintendent, Nathan Frey, the Assistant
Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction, Dr. Joseph Rossi, Executive
Director of Human Resources, and the board. Frangipani's role designates him as
an advocate for parents, teachers, principals and community members, allowing
them to communicate with central administration.
Frangipani has worked as a teacher, assistant principal, principal, assistant
superintendent and Chief of Operations in Philadelphia for 33 years, managing
an academic division of 30 schools in a district with more than 240 schools and
more than 131,000 students.
Frangipani began his career as an industrial arts teacher in the Philadelphia
school system, where he remained for approximately 15 years. After obtaining
certification, he moved on to become an assistant principal at a high school in
Philadelphia, and then principal at a middle school. After a promotion to
Assistant Superintendent, Frangipani found himself overseeing 30 schools in
south and southwest Philadelphia. His final role in the Philadelphia school system included a six-year term as Chief of Operations, where he oversaw all the
non-instructional operations within the district, including school security, grants,
student registration, and more.
Frangipani is therefore familiar with many of the difficulties that arise in
Vineland, a community with an urban center, suburban area and rural perimeter.
For two years prior to coming to Vineland, Frangipani was the principal and
Chief Executive Officer of City Invincible in Camden, a charter school. Now in
Vineland, Frangipani is gearing up to help the district face the usual trials of
managing more than a dozen schools and 10,000 plus students.
Frangipani graduated from Temple University with a bachelor of science
degree in Industrial Education. From there, he moved on to Rowan University,
where he obtained his master's degree in Education Technology. Shortly following his master's, Frangipani obtained his Principal's Certification from Arcadia
University and his Superintendent Certificate of Eligibility from Widener
University. Frangipani, who makes his home in Blackwood, has been married to
his wife, Mimi, for 33 years and has two grown sons.
Two Vineland High School female

athletes became the first ever
IndoorState Shot Put Relays champions for Group 4 on January 15.
Cameron Daniels, senior, and
Najeaya Singleton, freshman, combined for a 75'9" total and defeated
three-year defending champions
Franklin High School. The total is
also a new VHS relay record.
Daniels and Singleton placed third
and sixth, respectively, out of a
group of 82 throwers.
Singleton is also the number two
ranked freshman in the nation.
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Hood-Stayz, The Solution,
Launched Locally
The secret to a great invention is
necessity. That is what Lisa Levari has
heard many times throughout her life. Its
turned out, that is exactly the case with
the invention of Hood-Stayz.
A few years ago, Lisa was shoveling
snow during a veritable blizzard. As she
was shoveling, her hood kept falling down
in front of her face blocking her vision.
Frustrated after repeated attempts to position the edge so that she could actually
see what she was doing, Lisa resolved to

find a real solution.
Lisas first thought was to sew a back
section of her hood together to make it
shorter but realized she would then have
her face exposed. At that point, the HoodStayz idea was born! Lisa created one that
evening and it turned out to be the perfect
solution, as she discovered during Round
2 of shoveling.
Since that time, Lisa has used HoodStayz in her other jackets and coats.
However, circumstances being what they
are, she only recently decided to bring her
solution to the floppy edged hood to
others. Hood-Stayz is now also Patent
Pending.
Lisa is happy to be the cause of a solution to an issue that is not only annoying
but is also downright dangerous in regards
to obstructing a pedestrians vision while
crossing a street or an outdoor workers
vision while trying to do a job.
Even more heartening, and humbling
to Lisa, she was informed Hood-Stayz is
also a wonderful solution for folks who
are developmentally or physically challenged and have difficulty keeping a hood
from drooping down and blocking their
vision while outdoors or even while
indoors and trying to keep warm.
I hope everyone will find Hood-Stayz
to be a solution to a little part of their
life!, said Lisa.
Hood-Stayz is available locally, at

LaTorre Hardware, 1607 S. Delsea Dr.,
Vineland. Or online at www.HoodStayz.com. For an Instructional video, go
to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pC6TYh4bMw
Free Cell Phone to IncomeEligible

A representative from SafeLink will be
at the Millville Public Library on Monday,
January 26, from 1 to 3 p.m. SafeLink is a
program that provides free cell phone use
to people who are income eligible.
People should bring documentation
with them, such as photo identification,
proof of address, income information,
Social Security award letter, Families
First card, Social Services benefit information concerning medicaid and food
stamps. The SafeLink representative will
screen people for eligibility.
Documentation is a necessary part of the
screening process.
No appointments are necessary.
Please walk-in. However, there could be
some waiting time to speak with the
SafeLink representative.
For more information about the
SafeLink Free Phone Program, visit their
website www.SafeLink.com or call 1-800SafeLink or 1-800-723-3546.
National Beer Author Hosts

Radio Show
Gary Monterosso, a globally recognized

beverage author and personality, will be
hosting Whats On Tap on Saturdays at
1pm on WSNJ 1240 AM beginning
January 24th. Monterosso is an awardwinning critic who has written for national and regional publications, appeared
nationally and authored the book, Artisan
Beers. The SNJ Today weekend one-hour
show will feature Monterosso as well as
local and national guests who will help to

deliver a host of information and insight
about the world of brewing.
The Upper Deerfield Township resident has appeared on many local and
national television and radio programs
discussing craft beers and also appeared
on BBC radio offering an American perspective on the beverage. Monterosso was
the three-year host of a Sirius Satellite

Radio network syndicated show about the
brewing industry. He is currently featured
in the History Channel show titled The
Epic History of Everyday Things. Chilled
Magazine recently selected Monterosso to
be a member of the Chilled 100, which
according to the magazine includes the
top 100 beverage personalities in the
United States.
Monterosso is a Cicerone Certified
Beer Server. This North American
advanced beer education program recognizes beer professionals for their extensive knowledge of beer styles, culture, the
brewing process and ingredients.
SNJ Todays live and archived programming is offered to the general public
on www.snjtoday.com, to residents of
Cumberland, Salem, Gloucester and
Atlantic Counties on WSNJ 1240 AM and
to 65,000 households included in
Comcasts subscription base throughout
Cumberland County on SNJ Today
Channel 22.
First Aid, and Professional CPR/AED

will be held on February 20 and 21.
Waterfront Lifeguarding, First Aid, and
Professional CPR/AED will meet on
those dates plus on February 22. For specific hours, fees, and other details, call the
YMCA at 856-691-0030 or check
www.ccaymca.org.
Little League Registration

Dates Coming Up
Registration for East Vineland, North
Vineland and South Vineland Little
League will occur in February and March
on the following Saturdays:
February 7, 10 a.m to 2 p.m.

Wednesday, March 4, 6 to 8 p.m.
March 7, 10 a.m to 1 p.m.
Senior League registrations are extended until VHS roster is determined. No
other registrations will be accepted after
March 7.
Registrations will take place at North
Vineland Little League, West Ave. and
Wheat Rd. All registrants must provide
the following documentation:
Birth certificate
Proof of residence or proof of school
enrollment
Registration form (available on website to fill out prior)
Medical release form (available on

website to fill out prior)
Parent Code of Conduct (available on
website)
NO candy sale will be required this
year.
Players who reside in or attend schools
in the respective territory are eleigible to
register for that league. Information
regarding tryouts for players age 9 to 12
will be available at registration, as will fee
schedules for all leagues.
For questions, contact your respective
league. For forms, visit http://www.leaguelineup.com/miscinfo.asp?menuid=30&url=
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Project Sleeping Bag
YMCA Schedules Lifeguarding

Courses
The YMCA of Vineland has set a full

schedule of lifeguarding and related
courses for the coming weeks. These
begin with Lifeguarding with Waterfront
Module beginning on January 20 and
again on February 17. Both programs have
a prep class and a required prescreening
prior to the first class. Each will meet for
eight sessions.
The YMCA will additionally offer two
recertification courses. Lifeguarding,
The Students at Bishop Schad Regional

School & Carlos Mercado & Friends have
teamed up with Cumberland County
Deputy Freeholder Doug Long, the
Vineland Firefighters Mutual Benevolent
Association Local 49, the Bridgeton
International Association of Firefighters
Local 4822 and an anonymous donor to
raise over $9,000 to purchase supplies and
coats/sleeping bags from The
Empowerment Plan in Detroit, Michigan
to support the Vineland and Bridgeton
Code Blue warming shelters who serve
Cumberland Countys homeless population.
The distribution of the supplies and
coats/sleeping bags will be made during a
special school assembly that will take
place at Bishop Schad Regional School in
the cafeteria, 922 East Landis Avenue,
Vineland, NJ 08360 (enter using the
Myrtle Street entrance) on Thursday,
January 22, from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m.
Invited guests and speakers will be Carlos
Mercado, Dr. DeMartino, Pastor
Rutherford, Pastor Weinstein, Deputy
Freeholder Long, Local 49 President John
Hendershot and Local 4822 President
George Robertson.
For more information,visit
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of grounds required in
lieu of rental fee. Call
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liner and removable cover,
grey interior, well maintained. $4,350. Call 609805-1053. Photos available.
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Residential
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your electrical needs. NJ
Lic# 6903-B. 856-6961625.
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Dining room set, 9 pcs.,
walnut Danish modern,
China 55 1/2", server 68",
table 59"x42", 6 chairs.
$625. Bedroom set 8 pcs.,
armoire 62x36 1/2, dresser 44", mirror, bed 2pcs
(headboard & footboard),
2 nightstands, bench,
$550. 1920 vintage China
closet, 36"x67", $375. All
pieces beautiful, vintage,
very good condition. 856293-9811.
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Happy Family Banquet
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licensed and insured.
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Steelman's Drywall.
Drywall installation and
repairing nailpops, cracks,
water damage, unfinished
drywall. Big or small! Call
Joe for a free estimate at
609-381-3814.
MLV Roofing. Rubber roofs,

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year olds and up. Please
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Have a bike taking up
space in your home?
Please consider donating
it. The Vineland Rotary
Club has partnered with
Pedals for Progress to
export bikes to third-world
countries where they are
needed for transportation.
Also collecting treadle and
portable sewing machines.
Contact Henry Hansen at
856-696-0643 for drop-off
or pick-up.
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1912s Fashion
Vigilantes
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Hospital. She graduated in 1988 from the University of Maryland Dental School. Dr. Lipski completed her
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her to treat even the most fearful patients. Dr. :Lipski has been a member of the ADA for over twenty years.
198182 Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore, MD nursing assistant
198286 Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore, MD, RN
1989present Bridgeton Dental Associates, Bridgeton, NJ
19942004 Correctional Dental Association at various correctional facilities in Southern NJ
Dr. Lipski believes in Dr. Rasners philosophy in dentistry specifically quality comprehensive dentistry
with attention to detail. Also with the assistance of sedation and nitrous oxide keeping the patient
comfortable and relaxed is a major priority.
Men could wear straw hats in summer, but past

September 15, felt hats were in orderor else!
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lence and inflicting bruises and, in one

instance, a broken nose.
The police, including those stationed at
Laurel and Commerce streets, were slow
in responding, something some Bridgeton
residents felt turned the event into a riot
with victims running into stores for protection and the mob of teens chasing them.
The police eventually took action, arresting 12 participants and marching them to
City Hall, which was then located on East
Commerce and Orange streets, but the
mob followed, applying its hat-destroying
techniques on the flowerbeds, fences and
screen door of the municipal building. It
took 20 firemen deputized as special officers to disperse the mob with fire hoses.
Residents then took up the cause,
according to Chestnut. He reports that as
the evening wore on, a number of
Bridgeton residents vowed to wear straw
hats and armed themselves should anyone
challenge their right to do so. But the riot
had subsided and the fingerpointing had
begun. Some attributed the incident to the
Crescent Canoe Club, but its members had
been ordered by its president earlier that
evening to confine any destruction of
straw hats to those of fellow club associates. Various individuals not affiliated
with the club were also blamed for starting the riot. And the police were criticized
for not responding immediately.
Bridgeton Mayor George Hampton met
with the 12 individuals who had been
charged with disorderly conduct. When he
asked if they were guilty, only four said
they were. A court hearing/sentencing was
held, by which time three more participants were charged. They were all found
guilty and fined $10 per person, a hefty fee
for the time. Hampton said he recognized
the incident had started as a prank and
flew out of control but proclaimed that the
youth had no business in starting it.
Ten years later, New York would experience what sources claim was the worst
incident of straw hat snatching, with the
mobs size reaching 1,000. Two years after
that, the ritual reached its most frightening
moment when a New York man was killed
for wearing a straw hat after September 15.
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ashion statements arent usually

known for provoking violence,
yet thats exactly what happened
at the turn of the 20th century.
In 1912, fashion vigilantes suddenly
appeared throughout the country to
uphold the good taste of seasonal apparel
that had been so brazenly violated in
recent years. And this area was no exception to the trend.
Tradition once proclaimed that men
could wear straw hats throughout the summer months but needed to relinquish them
in favor of felt hats upon the arrival of
September 16. The deadline became sacrosanct, particularly among the adolescents
of the country who seemed to use it as justification for harassing fellow citizens. If
you were a male sporting a straw hat after
September 15 in a city with self-appointed
fashion police, you risked involvement in
an altercation of some sort. Such was the
case in Bridgeton on September 16, 1912.
Bill Chestnuts South Jersey Magazine
article, Bridgetons Straw Hat Riot of
1912, provides a detailed account of what
occurred when local men defied tradition.
Chestnut reports that Bridgetons fashion
vigilantes were comprised largely of college students who prowled the streets in
search of violators. They would snatch
and destroy the straw hat of any man seen
wearing one.
Apparently, there were a number of
straw hats that had not yet been placed in
storage for the fall and winter seasons by 7
p.m. on September 16. Blatantly out-ofseason, they were paraded around town
and in view of the restless youth offended
by such a troubling site. The teens did not
discriminate between men strolling the
streets alone or those accompanied by a
female companionall straw hat offenders in the vicinity of Laurel and
Commerce Streets were attacked.
The ritual consisted of grabbing the hat
from the victims head and then crushing
the offensive apparel while its owner
watched. But in certain instances, the
owner of the straw hat saw fit to alter the
process by fighting back and even landing
a few blows on the attackers. The youthful
mob seemed to resent such off-script
moments, retaliating with their own vio-
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{ BY RUSSELL SWANSON, EXEC. DIRECTOR, VDID / MAINSTREET VINELAND }
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continue to get phone calls, visits, and emails from people who loved all the merchandise we had New Jersey and Vineland
merchandisebooks, postcards, clothing,
and other great things. Well, your chance to
continue buying those things didnt die with
the end the Pop-Up Store. We will continue
to carry a supply of merchandise downtown
on an ongoing basis.
Main Street New Jersey didnt want to
see the beautiful IKEA display fixtures that
graced the Pop-Up Stores go to waste. So,
they had the localities that hosted Pop-Up
Stores apply to keep themfor free. All we
had to do was to tell how we were going to
use themin keeping with the Pop-Up Store
concept. The locality to submit the best plan
would win. AND MAIN STREET
VINELAND WON!!
So, on January 27, well have the honor of
having the fixtures that graced the Pop-Up
Stores come back to Vineland permanently
and well again be selling the merchandise
about which youve been asking.
While were still working on the plan for
this, I can tell you some things. Id like to see
the Main Street Vineland office be a real visitor center for out-of-towners wanting more
information about our area, as well as
Vineland residents who want information
about their city, and businesses that need
assistance. Part of that plan is to have merchandise that these people can buy. It will be
a nucleus of activity and resources in our
downtown.
I want to have a good supply of this merchandise available for sale in Landis
MarketPlacea hub of activity boasting an
abundance of foot traffic. This will make the
market still another destination for this merchandisea win-win situation all around.
Youll be reading more details about this
in the coming weeks, but Im so excited that
I wanted to share the preliminary information about this right away. We all have every
reason to be proud of what we have accomplished and to see our tremendous achievements being recognized and noticed by Main
Street New Jersey and by cities and towns
throughout the state.
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Make downtown Vineland your destination for shopping, entertainment, and fun all
year round. Save money on gasoline, avoid the
long lines at the malls and shopping centers,
and also enjoy the events we have in town.
To save additional money, dont forget to
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For more information on Main Street
Vinelands events and activities, call 856-7948653 or visit www.mainstreetvineland.org, or
check them out on Facebook. You can also
e-mail rswanson@vinelandcity.org.
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Delsea Regional High School is
proud to announce its Crusaders of
the Month for November 2014:
Clockwise from top left: Freshman
Jaylen Thomas, Sophomore
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Womans Club Gives

Warmth to Children
The Woman's Club of
Vineland, a member of the
General Federation of Woman's
Clubs, collected new winter accessories of hats, gloves and scarves
to be donated to the Women's
Shelter for the children that stay
their with their mothers. Club
members, Barbara Robinson and
Jane Pinotti chaired this project
and delivered the winter accessories to the shelter.
For more information about the Womans Club of Vineland call 856-696-1044
or visit www.womansclubofvineland.net
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1159 E. Landis Avenue
Vineland, NJ 08360
(856) 691-0030
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From left, (front): Clark Calabrese, Sadie Barbera, Lucas Morales, Cassandra Consalo,
Grace Walz, Reiley Watson, Christopher Morgan, Brittney Larcher, Declan Davis, and
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The employees and

customers of Newfield
National Bank have been
involved in a number of
local initiatives during the
holiday season. During the
months of November and
December, the bank collected a total of 880 lbs.
of food that was donated
to the Southern Regional
Food Bank. The Southern
Regional Food bank is the
distribution center supplying locally run, smaller
food banks in the area.
Newfield National Bank also partnered with the Marine Corps Toys for Tots
project, collecting toys in all 12 of its local branches.
The employees also ran a bank-wide gift drive for the Big Brothers Big Sisters
organization, collecting gifts for the participants of the organization. (See photo
attached.)
The Newfield Banks Williamstown Branch ran an outstanding Salvation Army
Angel Tree project, collecting over 75 gifts for the organization.
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back to the days when the mighty Led Zeppelin ruled the musical landscape.
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Thursdays with Bob Morgan, 9 p.m.close. Live music Fridays 9 p.m.-midnight. All Sports Packages: Drink specials
seasonally for MLB Extra Innings, NBA
League Pass, NHL Center Ice, and NFL
Sunday Ticket. Call for RSVP and details.
Nightlife at MVP Sports. 408 Wheat

Rd., Vineland. 856-697-9825. Food and
drink specials all week. Wed.: Pool tournament, cash prizes. Thurs.: DJ Real
Deal. Fri. Ladies Night 9 p.m.
House Irish Pub. 123 N. High St., Millville,

293-1200. Wed.: Karaoke. Fri.: Kids Dont
Bounce 9 p.m. Sat.: Non-Domestiks 9 p.m.
Nightlife at Ramada. Harry's Pub at

Ramada, W. Landis Ave. and Rt. 55,
Vineland, 696-3800. Wed.: Ladies Night,
1/2 price appetizers all night. Happy
Hour Mon.-Sat, 4-6 p.m. $1 off alcoholic
drinks. Wed.Sat., live entertainment.
Nightlife at Bojos Ale House. 222 N.
High St., Millville, 327-8011. Tues.: Bike
Night with live entertainment. Wed.:
Nick@Nite Open Mic 7 p.m. Fri.: Live
music 9 p.m. Daily drink and food specials.
Nightlife at Tre Bellezze. 363 Wheat

Rd., Vineland. Wed: Ladies Night (karaoke
and free pool. Thurs: Tony Mascara 710
p.m. Fri.: DJ Joe Gorgo from 92.1 WVLT
610 p.m. Sat.: Tony Mascara 7-10 p.m.
Nightlife at The Centerton. Ten22, The
Centerton Country Club & Event Center,
1022 Almond Rd., Pittsgrove. Tues.: Trivia.
Wed.: Country Night, $5. Every third Thurs.:
Comedy Night, $5. Flashback Fridays with
DJ Scott. Sat.: DJ Mooses Top 40 Songs.
Nightlife at The Cosmopolitan. 3513
S. Delsea Dr., Vineland, 765-5977. Tues.:
Karaoke with KAO Productionz featuring
Kerbie A. (9 p.m.1 a.m.). Wed.: Salsa Night,
Latin-inspired dance party. Thurs.: Singles
Night with DJ Slick Rick. Fri. and Sat.: top
40 Dance Party with DJ Tony Morris.
EVERY THURSDAY
Jazz Duos. Annata Wine Bar, Bellevue
Ave., Hammonton, 609-704-9797. Live Jazz
featuring area's best jazz duos. 6:30 - 9:30
p.m. No cover. RSVP recommended.
JANUARY 15 THROUGH 18
Nightlife at Old Oar House. Old Oar
THROUGH JANUARY 31
Seasons in Watercolor and
Acrylics by artist Anne Reid.
Vineland Public Library, 1058 E.
Landis Ave., Vineland. The exhibit
includes original watercolor and
acrylic paintings and most of the art
is available for purchase. Reid is a
founding member of Salem County
Art League, a member of Gloucester
County Art League, Art Educators of
Southern New Jersey, and
Hammonton Art Center.
Regular library hours are Monday
Thursday (9-8); Friday and Saturday
(9-5); closed Sunday.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28
Mummenschanz. Luciano Theatre of the Guaracini Performing Arts Center,
Sherman Ave. and College Dr., Vineland. 7:30 p.m. Since its three-year run on
Broadway, this Swiss mark theater troupe has pioneered a new form of visual theater that has since spawned multiple new genres. In a wordless universe, everyday
objects (such as toilet paper) and colorful abstract shapes and forms, like the
famous Clay Masks, Slinky Man and Giant Hands, spring to life. By creating a playful yet compelling experience through the inventive use of shadow, light and the
creative manipulation of objects, the troupe offers timeless insight on the human
condition. The result is a stunning spectacle of visual theatre that transcends cultural barriers and sparks the imagination. Tickets $45 and $40, $35 for ages 65+
and Military, and $30 for ages 12 and under. Call the Cumberland County College
Box Office at 856-692-8499 for more information and to reserve tickets. Box Office
hours are: 10 a.m.2 p.m. Tuesday, Thursday and Friday; 4 p.m.7 p.m. Wednesday.
Tickets may also be ordered online at www.click4tix.com/gpac
EVERY SATURDAY
Back in the Day Dance Party. Villa
Fazzolari, 821 Harding Hwy. (Rt. 40), Buena.
856-697-7101. 7 p.m.midnight. Five hours
nonstop dance music from 1970s and 80s.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 31
First Ladies of Rock and Soul: Winter
Heatwave. Merighi's Savoy Inn (Grand
FREE CLASS
FRIDAY, JANUARY 23
Hofenakus Trio. Bogarts Bookstore. 210
Ballroom), E. Landis Ave. and Union Rd.,

Vineland, 691-8051. 5:30 p.m. Complete sitdown dinner and dessert, cash bar, show,
and dancing. Hosted by Lou Costello from
Cruisin 92.1 FM. Tickets $50.
N. High St., Millville. Free. Live music

7 p.m.
Trillium. Wildflower Vegan Cafe, 501 N.
Chris Lax. Bogarts Bookstore. 210 N. High
High St., Millville. 5:307:30 p.m. Mat LoRe

on guitar, Stephen Testa on bass and J.
Jody Janetta on drums.
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through 19. Auditions will take place
on Monday, January 26 at 4 p.m.
Principal and smaller roles will be
seen from 4 to 6 p.m. Women auditioning for Chiffone, Crystal and
Ronette (trio) will be seen at 6:30.
Ladies should be prepared to sing
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Performing Arts Center, Sherman Ave.
and College Dr., Vineland. 8 p.m.
Pachelbel, Bach, Johann Strauss, Antonio
VivaldiGloria; Morten LauridsenLux
Aeterna & Ola GjeiloDark Night of the
Soul. Featuring Choral Arts of Southern
New Jersey, this program offers stunningly beautiful works which contrast lyricism
and bounce. Tickets $30, Seniors/
Military: $20, Children (Ages 12-17) and
Area College Student with Valid ID: $10,
12 and Under: $5. CCC Student with
Current Valid ID: One at $5 and one at
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St., Millville. 24 p.m. Free. Live guitar.
1 per person No expiration
Rehabilitation Hospital of Vineland, 1237

West Sherman Ave., Vineland. 12 p.m.
Support group for amputees, caregivers
and families meets every third
Wednesday. Contact: Toni Shepherd, PT at
856-696 7100, ext. 313 or e-mail
Antoinette.Shepherd@healthsouth.com
transfers. Each attendee will be given a

pumping discount coupon provided by
English Septic and will be entered in a
drawing to receive a FREE pump out. The
Cumberland County Health Department
will be in attendance to answer any questions regarding ordinances or the public
health. For more information or to register
for the workshop, please contact Quinn
Whitesall at (856) 825-2174 or quinn@littoralsociety.org.
Friends of Millville Public Library.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 23
Cosmopolitan Restaurant, Delsea Dr.,

Vineland. 1 p.m. All members of the
Friends invited. Everyone pays own bill.
Free Workshop. Back to Chiropractic

Center, next to Haars on Delsea Dr.,
Vineland. 2 p.m.If you have arthritis or
know someone who does attend this free
workshop. Limited to the first 20 callers,
856-692-2521. Presented by the
Foundation for Wellness Professionals, a
national non-profit organization, and Dr.
Yvonna Martin.
HAPPENINGS
Amputee Support Group. HealthSouth
Seeing Eye Fundraiser. Chick-Fil-A in

Washington Twp., 4-7 p.m. Join high
school business students in raising
money for the Seeing Eye Foundation,
which provides the blind with specialized
dogs! A percentage of all food purchased
will go towards this organization; our goal
is to raise $600.
Adult Culture & Trips (ACT)
Luncheon. Beth Israel Congregation,
1015 E. Park Ave., Vineland. 1 p.m. Learn
about aspects of health and nutrition
how to live life, live enriched, live actively,
and live nourished. Sponsored by Jewish
Federation of Cumberland, Gloucester &
Salem Counties. Dr. Michael Sarnoff will
speak on mind, wellness, and how posture
affects body function. $8 for Federation
members, $10 non-members. Reserve
ASAP at 856-696-4445.
Cumberland Christian School Open

House. 1100 W. Sherman Ave. Vineland. 9
a.m.3 p.m. For those interested in transferring in for the second semester, which
begins January 26. CCS offers Christian
education for students from 3-year-old
kindergarten through 12th grade.
Challenging academics and various cocurricular activities like sports, drama,
chess, choir, band, and Bible quizzing.
856-696-1600. www.cccrusader.org
THURSDAY, JANUARY 22
Writers Society. Vineland Public Library,
1058 E. Landis Ave., Vineland. 57:30 p.m.
New Jersey Writers Society gathering. If
interested in writing, join this group for indepth discussion and writing critiques.
Registration not necessary. 856-794-4244,
ext. 4243.
Free Workshop: How To Be Septic
Smart. Laurel Lake Community Center,
201 SW Lakeshore Dr., Millville. 7-9 p.m.
Join the American Littoral Society, English
Septic and DePalma Realty for an informational workshop to learn how to be
septic smart! Interested in selling your
home? Larry DePalma of DePalma Realty
will be there to answer any questions
about septic systems during property
Movie: Disneys Frozen. Millville Public
Library, 210 Buck St., Millville. 12 noon.
Rating: PG. Run Time: 108 minutes.
Refreshments served. Snacks and bottled
water permitted. Free. 856-825-7087, ext.
12.
Miss Vineland Pageant. Landis Theater,
E. Landis Ave., Vineland. 4:30 p.m. Tickets
are $10 each 856-305-8561 or 692-7219.
MONDAY, JANUARY 26
Free Health and Nutrition Workshop.
Inspira Fitness Connection, 1430 W.
Sherman Ave., Vineland. 6:30 p.m. Kathy
Dickson of Vital Body Wellness, and Louis
Geri, owner of South Jersey Organic of
Vineland, will be presenting a fun, informative workshop called Feel More Alive! 5
Resolutions to Get You There.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 27
Teen Movie & Pizza. Bridgeton Public
Library, 150 E. Commerce St., Bridgeton.
6 p.m. Teens, 12-18, are invited to watch a
movie on the big screen while enjoying
some delicious pizza. Sixteen year-old
HIGH SCHOOL REUNIONS

For details about these reunions, e-mail or call the numbers provided.
The one-year countdown has begun for the planning of the 50th reunion for
the Sacred Heart and Vineland High School Classes of 1965. The main event,
including dinner and dancing, is scheduled for October 10, 2015, at the
Greenview Inn at Eastlyn Golf Course in Vineland. There will be additional
activities planned throughout the weekend. More information will follow as
plans are finalized. Classmates are asked to provide their email and/or mailing addresses so that the Reunion Committee can contact you. Please telephone Dave or Elaine Crowell at 856-697-2851, or send email with your contact info to: vhs1965@yahoo.com or mail to: David Crowell,102 Woodlawn Dr.,
Newfield, NJ 08344.
The Vineland High School Class of 1995 is holding its 20-year reunion on
Saturday, March 14, from 7 to 11 p.m. at the Greenview Inn at Eastlyn Golf
Course, 4049 Italia Ave., according to Karen (Caterina) Morvay, one of the
event organizers. The menu includes: three cold and three hot-passed appetizers, beef tenderloin carving station, pasta station, brick oven pizza bar,
dessert table, beer and wine, and a cash bar for other alcoholic drinks. "We
will have the ballroom area and patio set aside for our group and will be mingling and dancing the night away with a disk jockey," said Morvay.
"Significant others are welcome and cocktail attire is preferred." Cost is $55
per person. Tickets are available at the Greenview Inn or online from the link
below (not selling tickets at the door). For more information, contact Nicole
Mazzei-Williams: nmazzeiwilliams@gmail.com, Tiffany (Gaburo) Esposito
(609-774-6053), or Morvay: kmcmorvay@gmail.com Here is the link for
online ticket sales. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/vhs-class-of-95-20-yearreunion-tickets-13367545689
The class also has a Facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/VHS1995/
Thomas wakes up with no memory in the

middle of a maze and realizes he must
work with the community he finds himself
in if he is to escape. Rated PG-13. Please
register.
Book Discussion. Millville Woman's

Club, Third and E Sts., Millville. 10:30 am.
The group will discuss "The Girls of the
Atomic City, The Untold Story of the
Women Who Helped Win World War II" by
Denise Kiernan. For information or reservations contact Pat at 293 9834 or pandgmoore@comcast.net.
GVCC Social Media Seminar. GVCC

Office, 2115 S. Delsea Dr., Vineland. 67 p.m.
BUS TRIPS
The Vineland Baseball Parent Assoc. will wponsor a show trip to Resorts
Casino, on Wednesday, March 11. Singer and performer Michael McGeehan
in Hits of the 50s. The cost of the trip is $20 and includes bus transportation, show ticket, and $10 in slot play. Leaving from the Family Dollar
Store parking lot at 1768 S. Lincoln Avenue (intersection of Dante and
Lincoln) at 10:30 a.m., second pickup at Buena Gardens, 114 W. Arctic
Avenue in Minotola at 10:45 a.m. Bus leaves Resorts at 5 p.m. For more
information, contact Karen at 856-691-9194.
Millville Senior Center presents Myrtle Beach Show Trip from September 20
to 26. Cost is $599; includes motorcoach transportation, 10 meals, three
evening shows, a guided tour of Charleston, a visit to the Brookgreen
Gardens, and much more. Contact Center Director Sylvia Stites at 856825-6085 for further information and to sign up. (Bus filling up quickly.)
Topic: Facebook for Your Business. 856691-7400. www.vinelandchamber.org.
Monthly Book Club. Vineland Public
Library, 1058 E. Landis Ave., Vineland. 23
p.m. The book to be discussed is The
Storyteller by Jodi Picoult. For help in
obtaining a copy of this book, visit the
librarys Information Desk or call 856-7944244 ext. 4243. Be sure to say its for the
Book Club.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 29
Poetry Workshop. Bridgeton Public
6:30 p.m. Robert Evans, published poet
and Creative Writing teacher at
Cumberland Regional High School, will
present a poetry workshop for adults,
ages 18 and up. Register at 856-451-2620.
Game Day. Millville Woman's Club, Third
and E Sts., Millville. 12 noon. For only $15
you can enjoy a feast with carving stations, shrimp bar, salads, soup, etc. Then
enjoy a day of either card games,
mahjong, board games or conversation.
reservations contact Andrea at 691 8437
or Pam at 293 1805.
Antique, Arts and Cultural Meeting.

Riverfront Renaissance Center for Art 22
High ST. Millville. 4:30 p.m. 11th year of
celebration and coming together as a phil-
GARDENING TRAINING/ACCREDITATION COURSES

Rutgers Master Gardeners of Cumberland Countys training/accreditation
courses continue in February and the following three-hour courses are open
to the public. This includes intensive topic training from experts in their field,
handouts, and light refreshments. The February courses are as follows:
February 3 - Rutgers Master Gardener of Cumberland County Helpline
Manual and Master Gardener Hours 101 - Pam Burton, Master Gardener
Coordinator and Tammy Commander, Agriculture Secretary, Instructors; FREE
TO PUBLIC; 9 am 12 Noon
February 17 Vegetable Garden & Weed Management Wes Kline,
Agricultural Agent, Cooperative Extension of Cumberland County, Rutgers
New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station, Instructor; $20.00 per person; 9
am 12 Noon
February 24 Volunteerism Successfully Serving the public & the RCE Nick Polanin, Agricultural Agent, Cooperative Extension of Somerset County,
Rutgers New Jersey Agricultural Experiment, Master Gardener State Program
Coordinator, Instructor; FREE TO PUBLIC & ALL Volunteer based organizations. Please RSVP; This regional meeting runs from 10AM 1 PM
All classes are held at Rutgers Cooperative Extension Education Center, 291
Morton Ave., Rosenhayn. For further information or to register for a session,
call 451-2800, ext. 4.
anthropical group for fun and learning and

contributing to the community. Members
will bring covered dishes for a sit-down
dinner with music by Bobbie Stubee.
Visitors welcome at all meetings, every
last Thursday of the month. 856-691-7400
FRIDAY JANUARY 30
The Vineland All-Middle School
Production Company Pasta Dinner.
North Italy Club, 414 Virano Ln., Vineland.
610 p.m. Eat-in or takeout. Dinner tickets are $10 each and may be purchased
Italian Cultural Foundation

of South Jersey Events
FEBRUARY
2-5-15: General Meeting Cooking demonstation by
Clorinda Blasse (7 p.m., ICF
building)
Free Health and Nutrition Workshop.
MARCH
3-5-15: General Meeting Homemade Wine Competition
SUNDAY, JANUARY 31
3-12-15: Cultural Presentation Art presentation by local artist

Maryann Cannon
3-14-15: St. Josephs Feast
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Parachute Party! Bridgeton Public

11 a.m. Children ages 2-6 and a caregiver
are invited; new program is a great way
for children to develop gross motor skills,
learn to work together, and express themselves through imaginative play. Playing
high-interest games and move energetically to music, all while holding on to a lightweight parachute. Adult participation will
be expected. Registration required. 856451-2620.
3-9-15:Intermediate Italian
Language Course begins with
Instructor John Finizio (7 p.m.,
ICF building)
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Coach Bingo. Bishop Schad Regional

School, 922 E. Landis Ave., Vineland.
Doors Open at 6 p.m., games begin at 7
p.m. $30 per person includes 10 game
bingo packet, 1 door prize ticket and coffee and dessert. Additional bingo sheets,
50/50 tickets and raffle tickets will be
sold. RSVP to 691-4490 or visit the website at new.bsrschool.org.
Inspira Fitness Connection, 1430 W.

Sherman Ave., Vineland. 11:30 a.m., Kathy
Dickson of Vital Body Wellness, and Louis
Geri, owner of South Jersey Organic of
Vineland, will be presenting a fun, informative workshop called Feel More Alive! 5
Resolutions to Get You There.
2-12-15: Cultural Presentation Music of Italy by Professor

Macleod Carre (7 p.m., ICF
building)
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2-7-15: Carnevale Dinner Dance
in advance from any cast member OR at

the door. Guests who decide to dine in
will have a chance to win some items and
see a performance by VAMP's upcoming
production of Annie Jr. Proceeds from this
fundraiser will benefit The Gabriel Project,
a non-profit organization founded in 1990
by the late Mark Melamed. The Gabriel
Project raises money to pay for life-saving
surgery for children. Mr. Melamed, a longtime educator at Veterans Memorial
School, headed the project until his
untimely passing from cancer in 2013.
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