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Members of Lancaster's Italian American Club Auxiliary march in the Flag Dav parade. LCHS A-W-01-28
JAMES J. LOMBARDO was born in Lancaster in 1943. A second generation Italian-American, Jim's grandparents on both his mother and father's side
immigrated to America from Gasperina. Italy in the period 1910-1915 and experienced Ellis Island. Jim grew up in a typical Italian household and
neighborhood in Lancaster City, attended St. Man's and Lancaster Catholic High Schools and served honorably in the U.S. Air Force. He graduated
Millersville University and recently retired from an executive position with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania having served under seven governors. Jim
and his family visited Italy and Gaspenna and they still communicate with his relatives living there. Jim and his wife Karen have two daughters, Gina
and Andrea.
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became a friend of James Buchanan who was greatly impressed with Persicos ability and enthusiasm
for learning the English language. After some years in Lancaster, Persico went to New York where his
artistry in sculpture was developed. When the U.S. Capitol in Washington was being ornamented, with
the help of Senator Buchanan, Mr. Persico won the commission to produce sculpture on the tympanum
of the eastern front of the Capitol. He completed the Colum-bus group in 1844.4
Employment and settlement patterns caused many Italian immigrants to abandon the agricultural
life they knew in Italy to take jobs as common laborers and unskilled workers in the new world. Still
others carried their trades with them and began work as tailors, bakers, shoemakers and masons.
Many were forced to move in with relatives and pool resources in order to survive.
As these immigrants managed to make their way in their new country, they sent for relatives and
family to join them. With many Italian immigrants already in Pennsylvania, it is easy to see why so
many more immigrants chose Pennsylvania. In 1897 the author Maude Howe visited the village of
Roccaraso in the Abruzzi province of Southern Italy. Shortly thereafter she wrote: "The women do
practi-cally all of the work of the community; they dig, plough, sow, and reap." The reason, she
learned from the village mayor, was that all the men, approximately 400 stonemasons, migrated to
"Pittsbourgo" for work and a new life in America.5
From that auspicious beginning, the Italian dissemination throughout Pennsylvania has been both
diverse and prolific. Evety region of this great state has recorded Italian names and those Italian
names are often associated with some major contribution to the building of Pennsylvania. Italian
immigrants and their descendants play a role in many a local history and have helped to build a
community through infrastructure and cultural hentage.
1880
Lancaster Experience
Lancaster County is no exception to that claim. The greater Lancaster Census of 1880 lists the first
Italian immigrant families to be identified in Lancaster City and county6 Census documents record an
Italian laborer identified as Pasquella Spmelli arriving in Elizabeth Township in 1876 and Giuseppe
Pompetti and Giuseppe Sereio arriving in 1877, also in Elizabeth Township around the Ephrata area.
In the same census, the Repetto family is the first identified Italian family in the City of Lancaster,
listing 140 Beaver Street as their place of residence. The family at that time consisted of the
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ians who built and operated the Ferramonti camp kept the inmates alive and
prevented them from being deported. In
fact, the commandant and his wife would
take the twenty-one inmate children
bom in the camp into the nearest town
for a gelato (ice cream) treat!
Another story goes that toward the end
of the war a German general, convinced
that the Italians were not running the
camp as strict or as harsh as the
Germans,
decided
to
tour
the
Ferramonti camp. Upon his arrival, the
Italian commandant
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designated church. Ironically, a non-Italian priest, Father Michael O'Flynn was sent
to minister to the Italian community
Father O'Flynn spoke fluent Italian and
was embraced by the community that he
served until 1922 when the mission was
discontinued. The demise of the mission
church was due to neither neglect nor
apathy Instead, the mission was so successful that the Italian parishioners petitioned the bishop to build their own church
in Lancaster. They even began a
fundraising campaign and raised money to
construct a new church. However, Bishop
McDevitt disapproved of the idea and
denied the plans to form an ethnic church
on the assumption that such a
church would deter the assimilation of the
Kalians into the main community of parish
and society
1921
Santo Innocenzo
At about that same time, another event
occurred that focused on providing care
for the young Italian community in
Lancaster. Immigrants who came to
America in search of a land of opportunity
soon
discovered
that
opportunity
presented itself if they were willing to
work harder than others to overcome an
unfavorable social climate. Lancaster's
Italian immigrants were no exception.
Having a foreign-sounding name that
ended in a vowel often served as a detriment to social acceptability and sometimes generated unwarranted apprehen-
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a. President:
Saverio Clerico
b. Vice-President:
Raffaele P Ciccone
c.Treasurer:
Nicola Celia
d. Corresponding Secretary:
Francesco Yemmallo
e. Financial Secretary:
Saverio Voci
f. Vice Secretary:
Michele Paparo
g. Censor:
Giuseppe Catrambone h.
Trustees:
Francesco Ciccone
Francesco Spadea
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i. Auditors:
Saverio Madonna
Antonio Giordano
Giuseppe Madonna j. Relief
Committee:
Giovanni Dilaurentis
Domenico Zangan
Domenico Clerico k. Marshal:
Salvatore Rosi 1. Flag
Garners:
Saverio Fulginiti
Vincenzo Catrambone m.
Sergeant-at-Arms:
Giovanni Didalto
n. Counselors: Vito Madonna
Giuseppe Carmine
Domenico Rosi Salvatore Madonna
Francesco Sinopoli Vincenzo
Cangemi Vincenzo Lombardo
Saverio Sinopoli Antonio Lagana
Vincenzo Corradino Giuseppe
Madonna Domenico Roso
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dollars and thirty dollars per day hospitalization plans were added, and members
could choose which plan best suited them.
The constitution and by-laws of the
society were all inclusive, even to the
point of specifying specific language for
initiation of new members, installation of
officers, words to speak at funerals and an
agenda for all business meetings.
Besides its charter mission of providing
for the mutual health and welfare of its
members, the society participated in various other community events focused on
the Italian community, including:
In 1971, the society donated a 600-page
volume of The Complete Works of
Michelangelo to the first Italian class
established at J. P McCaskey High
School in Lancaster (through efforts of
Porsia Palumbo who taught the class at
McCaskey).
In 1974, the society donated $300 to the
Italian-American Citizens Club for
renovations of the club facility
In 1980, the society donated $1,000 to
the Italian Relief Fund, a local relief
effort formed by the Lancaster Italian
Community to aid homeless earthquake
victims of Southern Italy
Annual financial support to the American
Cancer Society
The "Lodge," as it later became known,
grew rapidly reaching a high membership
of 186 men women and children
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Members of the Italian-American Citizens Club, 1938-39. We were unable to identify everyone. We do know
first row, from left to light: Victor Rose, Sam Paone and Dominic Curcw. Second row, from left to right:
(unidentified), Bruno Tamilian, (unidentified), John Spadea, (unidentified), Nick Celiaand (unidentified).
Back row, from left to right: joe Caterbone, Peter Segro, John Battista Roda, Paul Segro, Attilio Grossi, Albert
DiGiacomo (and three unidentifed men). Photo courtesv ofBot Roda.
ican citizenship, to promote fellowship
among its members and to promote the
general welfare of the people of Italian
extraction. The names and residences of
those chosen as directors of the
corporation for the first year, who are
also subscribers, are as follows: Michael
A. Mastromatteo, Lititz, PA. Pietro
Mastrosimone, Lancaster, PA Domenico
Voci, Lancaster, PA Carmelo Arcudi,
Lancaster, PA. Nicola Celia, Lancaster, PA
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John Casani
In reference to the paragraph on John
Casani on page 3, historical society member
Ken Hoak added to the story: In 1877 Casani
was employed by the sculptor Alexander Milne
Calder in the fabrication of the statue of
William Penn and the other statues that
decorate the Philadelphia City Hall. Casani
was the caster of these statues. See the
Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography,
volume 90 (1966), page 453. After Calder
created the statues, it was the task of Casani,
a highly skilled artisan, to render the model
in bronze segments. The statue of William
Penn is thirty-seven feet high, and weighs
more than twenty-one tons. It was raised as
castings to the top of City Hall in 1894.
Calder was the grandfather of Alexander
Stirling
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Members of the Italian-American Citiyns Club, 194819. First row; from left to right: Victor Rose, Sam
Paone and Dominic Curcio. Second row, from left to right: jimmy O'Xeii. Bruno Familiari, Jimmy DiGiacomo.
John Spadea, Xicfe Cifuni. Bill Cifuni and Tony Antondh. Bad; ran; from left to right: Joe Caterlwne. Peter
Segro, John Battista Roda, Paul Segro, Attilio Grossi, Albert DiGiacomo, Jim Haeer, Pete Grossi and Bennv
Roda.
Photo courtesv of Bot Roda.
his wedding ring on in this picture as lie was married in
1919.
I hope that these corrections will be noted in a future
issue.
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THE JOURNAL
OF THE
LANCASTER
COUNTY
HISTORICAL
SOCIETY
the
Italian-
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Hit? Italian-American Clubhouse, 19/6. From left to right: Paul Passaniti Robert
Baldon, James]. Lombardo, James V. Lombardo, Dominic Lombardo
Citizenship School for Immigrants
Created
On May 20,1940, still President Antonio
Palumbo organized a Citizenship School
under the banner of the Club and in
partnership with the Donegal Chapter of
the Daughters of the American Revolution.
Twenty-seven alienstwenty Italians,
three Russians, two Germans, one
Englishman and one Finnregistered
for that class. Classes were held on
Monday evenings at the Thaddeus
Stevens School on West Chestnut Street
in Lancaster. Mr. Palumbo opened the
class and set the tone for the class by
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of
to
of
in
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A bocce game behind the Italian American Club on North Queen Street.
Left to right: Joe Fulgmiti, Frank DiMsio, Antonio Maio, Antonino Palumbo,
Domimco Pugliese and Pete Randisi. Photo courtesv of Greg Pugliese.
Knights of Columbus were present, A
few protesters representing the Native
American community chanted antiColumbus
slogans
during
the
ceremony,
but
otherwise
the
protesters conducted themselves in a
civil and respectable manner.
At the dedication ceremony,
Antonio Palumbo read the following
statement, the first two sentences
of which are scnpted on the statue
plaque:
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The Antonio Palumbo
Courts in Eucltannn
Hocce
Park.
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their planning. Indeed, several senior residences have sought technical advice from
the Lancaster Bocce League and were aided
through the efforts of Mr. Criniti.
Mr.
Michael
Mastromatteo,
another
member of the bocce league, donated a set
of bocce balls to the township for use by any
citizen.
Conclusion
In 1998, when the first public notice was
given that the Lancaster Italian American
Citizens Club was being dissolved, a letter to
the editor by a Mr. Al Rossi (who moved into
Lancaster from New York) prompted
members of the Lancaster Italian American
Community to attend a meeting to discuss
the creation of an organization dedicated to
the Italian culture. Several members of the
Italian-American community responded
and attended the meeting, from which the
foundation for the Lancaster Italian Cultural
Society was laid.
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Endnotes
1 Richard D. Grifo and Anthony E Noto,
Italian Presence in Pennsylvania
(Pennsylvania Historical Association,
1990).'
Acknowledgements
This work is intended to record the
more significant events in the evolution
of the Italian-American community in
Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Many of the
institutions,
organizations
and
affiliations, which were formed to foster
community
among
the
Italian
immigrants in the early
2 Ibid.
3 Ibid.
4 W U. Hensel. An Italian Artist in Old
Lancaster, Historical Papers and
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19 Ibid.
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ORDINANCE NO. 64
On motion of Commissioner
seconded by Commissioner
Ford
Shaub
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the purpose of enforcing said Act on behalf of the U. S. Department of Housing and
Urban Development, (2) incorporate certain amendments made to the Pennsylvania
Human Relations Act since the passage of said Ordinance, and (3) authorize the
Lancaster County Human Relations Commission to seek the necessary
authorization from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to
enforce the Fair Housing Act on behalf of said Department, and enter into
worksharing agreements with said Department, the Pennsylvania Human Relations
Commission and the Equal Opportunity Commission as follows:
SECTION
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Investigatory Hearings
Problems
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SECTION 17.
SECTION 18.
Penalties
SECTION 19.
Separability
SECTION 20.
SECTION 21.
SECTION 22.
SECTION 1.
(a)
The population of the County of Lancaster consists of
people representing a broad spectrum of diversity. The practice or policy of
discrimination against individuals or groups by reason of their race, color, religion,
ancestry, national origin, age, sex, familial status, possession of general education
diploma, handicap or disability or use of a guide or support animal because of physical
handicap because of the handicap or disability of the user is a matter of concern to
the County. Such discrimination encourages domestic strife and social unrest, while
threatening the rights and privileges of all the inhabitants of the County.
Employment discrimination deprives persons of earnings necessary to
maintain decent standards of living, tends to impair the County's productive capacity,
reduces public revenues and contributes to group tensions and conflicts. Housing
discrimination results in overcrowded, segregated areas which tends to promote
substandard, unsafe and unsanitary living conditions. These adverse conditions foster
crime, vice, juvenile delinquency and similar evils which are all detrimental to the
welfare of the County.
Discrimination in educational institutions precludes equal
opportunities. Lack of equal education opportunity impedes the students' abilities to
compete for gainful employment when the educational phase is completed.
Discrimination in places of public accommodation causes humiliation,
embarrassment and is an inconvenience to citizens and visitors alike.
(b)
It is hereby declared to be the policy of the County of
Lancaster to promote the right and opportunity of all persons to participate in the
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(k) Render from time to time, but not less than once a year, a
written report of its activities and recommendations to the Board of Commissioners
of Lancaster County.
(1)
Adopt, promulgate, amend or rescind such rules and
regulations, as may be necessary, to carry out the purposes and provisions of this
Ordinance.
(m) Seek the necessary authorization from the U.S.
Department of Housing and Urban Development to enforce the Fair Housing Act and
enter into a work-sharing agreement with the Pennsylvania Human Relations
Commission, United States Department of Housing and Urban Development or
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
SECTION 7.
(a)
Whenever any problem of racial or ethnic discrimination
or racial or ethnic tension arises, the Commission may immediately hold
investigatory hearings. The place of any such hearings may be held anywhere in
the County that a problem arises. The hearings may be public or private and the
Commission shall have the same powers as provided in this Ordinance for hearings
on a complaint.
(b)
The purpose of the hearings shall be to resolve the
situation promptly by the gathering of all the facts from all interested parties and
making such recommendations as may be necessary. Should the recommendations
of the Commission not be accepted within a reasonable time, the Commission may,
with the consent of the majority of members, on its own behalf initiate a complaint
based upon the findings resulting from the hearings and thereafter the procedure
shall be as set forth in Sections 14 and 16 herein.
SECTION 8.
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ancestry, national origin, sex, age, non-job related handicap or disability or the use
of a guide or support animal because of the blindness, deafness or physical
handicap of any individual or independent contractor, if the individual is the best
able and most competent to perform the services required.
The provisions of this subsection shall not apply to (1) operation of
the terms or conditions of any bona fide retirement or pension plan which has the
.effect of a minimum service requirement; (2) operation of the terms or conditions
of any bona fide group or employee insurance plan; or (3) age limitations placed
upon entry into bona fide apprenticeship programs of two years or more approved
by the State Apprenticeship and Training Council of the Department of Labor and
Industry. Notwithstanding any provision of this subsection, it shall not be an
unlawful employment practice for a religious corporation or association to hire or
employ on the basis of sex in those certain instances where sex is a bona fide
occupational qualification because of the religious beliefs, practices, or observances
of the corporation or association.
(b)
For any employer, employment agency or labor
organization, prior to employment or admission to membership, to elicit any
information or make or keep a record of or use any form of application or
application blank containing questions or entries concerning the race, color,
religious creed, ancestry, age, sex, national origin, past handicap or disability or the
use of a guide or support animal because of the blindness, deafness or physical
handicap of any applicant for employment or membership. Prior to an offer of
employment, an employer may not inquire as to whether an individual has a
handicap or disability or as to the severity of such handicap or disability. An
employer may inquire as to the individual's ability to perform the essential
functions of the employment.
(c)
For an employer, employment agency or labor
organization to publish or circulate or to cause to be published or circulated, any
notice or advertisement relating to employment or membership which indicates any
discrimination because of race, color, religion, ancestry, national origin, sex, age,
non-job related handicap or disability, the use of a guide or support animal because
of the blindness, deafness or physical handicap of the user.
(d)
For any employment agency to fail or refuse to
properly or refer to employment or otherwise to discriminate against any
because of race, color, religion, ancestry, national origin, sex, age, non-job
handicap or disability, the use of a guide or support animal because
blindness, deafness or physical handicap of the user.
classify
person
related
of the
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University,
Hahnemann
University,
Thomas
Jefferson
University,
the
Medical
College
of
When considering any matter brought before it with respect to any alleged
unfair educational practice based on sex, the Commission shall take into consideration the
educational pro grams offered by the institution and the number of admissions necessary to
maintain programs and departments at educationally and economically feasible levels.
SHCT1ON 1 1.
It shall be an unlawful public accommodation practice for any person being the owner,
lessee, proprietor, manager, superintendent, agent or employee for any place of public
accommodation to:
(a)
refuse, withhold from or deny to any person because of that person's race, color,
religion, ancestry, national origin, sex, handicap or disability, use of a guide or support animal
because of the blindness, deafness or physical handicap of the user or because the user is a
handle)' or trainer of support or guide animals, cither directly or-indirectly, any ol the
accommodations, advantages, facilities, services or privileges, products or goods of such place of
public accommodation;
(b) publish, circulate, issue, display, post or mail, either directly or indirectly, any
written or printed communication, notice or advertisement to the effect that any of the
accommodations, advantages, facilities, goods, products, services and privileges of any such place
shall be refused, withheld or denied to any person because of race, color, religion, ancestry,
national origin, sex, handicap or disability, use of a guide or support animal because of the
blindness, deafness or physical handicap of the user or because the user is a handler or trainer of
support or guide animals, or that the patronage of any person of any particular race, color, religion,
ancestry, national origin, sex, handicap or disability, or to any person due to use of a guide or
support animal because of the ' blindness, deafness or physical handicap or because the user is a
handler or trainer of support or guide animals, is unwelcome, objectionable, or not acceptable,
desired or solicited;
(e)
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RE:
Complaint received in the Civil Rights Enforcement Section (CRES) on July 21,2006
1983 Civil Rights Acts and 18 U.S.C.A. Acts state the following: The underlying purpose of the scheme of
protecting constitutional rights are to permit victims of constitutional violations to obtain redress, to provide for
federal prosecution of serious constitutional violations when state criminal proceedings are ineffective for
purpose of deterring violations and to strike a balance between protection of individual rights from state
infringement and protection from state and local government from federal interference, 18 U.S.C.A. 241,
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in an indictment and its proof at trial may establish existence at continuing core conspiracy which attracts
different members at different times and which involves different subgroups committing acts in furtherance of
an overall plan. This illustrates the legal analysis of the 1987 conspiracy to cover-up my International Signal &
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1983 Civil Rights Acts and 18 U.S.C.A. Acts state the following: The underlying purpose of the scheme of
protecting constitutional rights are to permit victims of constitutional violations to obtain redress, to provide for
federal prosecution of serious constitutional violations when state criminal proceedings are ineffective for
purpose of deterring violations and to strike a balance between protection of individual rights from state
infringement and protection from state and local government from federal interference, 18 U.S.C.A. 241,
242; U.S.C.A. Const. Art. 2, 53; Amend. 13, 14, 5, 15, 2: 42 U.S.C.A. 1981-1982, 1985, 1988, Fed.
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and was only allowed to submit an Employment Interest Form. This all occurred over the last 45
days. I was also denied interviews at all places of employment. I had submitted resumes to several
of the more professional employers.
There is no excuse for this behavior given the fact that I have never failed at any business
endeavor in my life. My professional accomplishments are truthful and honest and I challenge you
or anyone to find otherwise.
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1984 To 1987
In 1984/85 We had helped to develop strategic planning for Sandy Weill,
former President of Citi Group (the largest banking entity in the U.S). We
were one of several associates asked to help advise on the future of Financial
Planning and how it would impact the brokerage and the investment industry
at large. Mr. Weil was performing due diligence for the merger of American
Express and IDS (Investors Diversified Services). We were at that time a
national leader in the company in delivering Fee Based Financial Planning
Services, which was a new concept in the investment community and
mainstream investors. That concept is now widely held by most investment
advisors.
In 1985/86 We were elected Vice President of the Central Pennsylvania
Chapter of the International Association of Financial Planners, and helped
build that chapter by increasing membership 3to 4 times. We had personally
retained the nationally acclaimed and nationally syndicated Financial Planner,
Ms. Alexandria Armstrong of Washington D.C.; to host a major fundraiser.
More than 150 professionals attended the dinner event that was held at the
Eden Resort & Conference Center. Ms. Armstrong discussed financial
planning and how all of the professions needed to work together in order to
be most effective for their clients. We attracted a wide variety of
professionals including; brokers, lawyers, accountants, realtors, tax
specialists, estate planners, bankers, and investment advisors. Today, it has
become evident that financial planning was the way of the future. In 1986
executives approached us from Blue Ball National Bank to help them develop
a Financial Planning department within their bank.
In 1985 we developed the Easter Regional Free Agent Camp, the first Free
Agent Camp for the Professional Football industry; which was videotaped for
distribution to the teams scouting departments. (See Washington Post
page article of March 24, 1985) Current camps were dependant on the team
scouts to travel from state to state looking for recruits. We had developed a
strategy of video taping the camp and the distributing a copy, free of charge
to the teams, to all of the scouting departments for teams in all three
leagues FL, CFL and WFL. My brother was signed at that camp by the Ottawa
Roughriders of the CFL, and went on to be a leading receiver while J.C. Watts
was one of the leagues most prominent quarterbacks. My brother also played
2 years with the Miami Dolphins while Dan Marino was starting quarterback.
We were a Certified Agent for the National Football League Players
Association. Gene Upshaw, the President of the NFLPA had given me some
helpful hints for my camp, while we were at a Conference for agents of the
NFL. The Washington Post wrote a full-page article about our camp and
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associated it with other camps that were questionable about their practices.
Actually, that was the very reason for our camp. We had attended many
other camps around the country that were not very well organized and
attracted few if any scouts. We had about 60 participants, with one player
coming from as far away as Hawaii. We held the camp at Lancaster Catholic,
with a professional production company filming the entire camp, while I did
the editing and produced the video. The well respected and widely acclaimed
professional football scout, Gil Brandt, of the Dallas Cowboys, had given me
support for my camp during some conversations We had with him and said
he looked forward to reviewing the tapes for any hopeful recruits. * In 1986
We had founded Financial Management Group, Ltd (FMG); a large financial
services organization comprised of a variety of professionals operating in one
location. We had developed a stock purchase program for where everyone
had the opportunity for equity ownership in the new firm. FMG had financial
planners, investment managers, accountants, attorneys, realtors, liability
insurance services, tax preparers, and estate planners operating out of our
corporate headquarters in Lancaster. In one year, we had 24 people on staff,
had approximately 12 offices in Pennsylvania, and several satellite offices in
other states. We had in excess of $50 million under management, and our
advisors were generating almost $4 million of commissions, which did not
include the fees from the other professionals. We had acquired our own
Broker Dealer firm and were valued at about $3 to $4 million.
In 1987 We had a created and developed FMG Mortgage Banking, a
company that was funded by a major banking firm in Houston Texas. We
had the capability to finance projects from $3 to $100 million dollars. Our
terms and rates were so attractive that we had quickly received solicitations
from developers across the country. We were also very attractive to
companies that wanted to raise capital that include both debt and equity.
Through my company, FMG, we could raise equity funding through private
placements, and debt funding through FMG Mortgage Banking. We had
secured refinancing packages for Norris Boyd of and the Olde Hickory and
were in the midst of replacing the current loan that was with Commonwealth
National Bank. We had meetings and discussions with Drew Anton of the
Eden Resort, for refinancing a portion of his debt portfolio. We also had a
number of other prominent local developers seeking our competitive funding,
including Owen Kugal, High Industries, and the Marty Sponougle a partner of
The Fisher Group (owner of the Rt. 30 Outlets). We were constantly told that
our financing packages were more completive than local institutions.
In 1987 Power Station Studios of New York retained me as executive
producer of a motion picture project. The theatrical and video release was to
be delivered in a digital format; the first of its kind. We had originated the
marketing for the technology, and created the concept for the Power Station
Digital Movie System (PSDMS), which would follow the copyright and
marketing formula of the DOLBY technology trademark. We had also created
and developed marketing and patent research for the development and
commercialization of equipment that we intended to manufacture and market
to the recording industry featuring the digital technology. Sidel, Gonda,
Goldhammer, and Abbot, P.C. of Philadelphia was the lead patent law firm
that We had retained for the project. Power Station Studios was the
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OFFICE OF
DISTRICT COURT ADMINISTRATION
DMctEavrt Administrator
FAY E. BINZEN
Assistah4 Distrld Court Adminfstratw - Civil
RUSSELL A. GLASS
Assistant Dlstrlct Court Mminist@~r- Criminal
ELIZABETH A. GLITHRIDGE
Asslslsnt Dlstrict Court Adrninllrator Humsn R#soure~scaYP~rchastng
Bail Administrator
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Phone: 717-295-3584
Fax: 717-295-3625
Stan Caterbone
1250 Fremont Street
kincaster, Pennsylvania 17603
Dear Mr. Caterbone:
Enclosed please &d your Application to the Court of Common Pleas for the
Appointment as Republican County Commissioner and your resume which you hand delivered to
the Court Adminishation Office on Tuesday, January 23,2007. 1am retunkg these documents
to you because as required by the aunou11cementof position vacaucy
(www.co.lancsteraaus/wurts) you must also include a statement of your goals and objectives
and a signed criminal background investigation waiver. All these documents must be delivered
in one package and must include twelve (12) copies. I also note that you checked the box
indicating that you were not a member ofthe Republican party which is a requirement to be
considered for the forthcoming Commissioner vacancy.
Mark M.Dalton
District Court Administrator
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COUNTY OF LANCASTER
APPLICATION TO THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR APPOINTMENT AS REPUBLICAN
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Stan
NAME Caterbone
PRESENTADDRESS
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1250 F r e m o n t S t r e e t
PA
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$83,439
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01/23/2007
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NAME AND
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HIGH
SCHOOL
YEARS
LOCATION OFSCHOOL
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COURSE OF STUDY
College Prep
Millersville University
Bachelor of
Schience Business
Computer S c i e n c e
Administration
Administration
COLLEGE
UNDERGRADUATE
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and Business
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LIST PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS. LICENSES. APPRENTICESHIPS, SPECIALIZED TRAINING, OR FOREIGN LANGUAGE SKILLS:
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Gaithersburg. MD
National Institute
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Robert
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Caterbone
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NO
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4)
I HEREBY GIVE THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER AND THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS THE RIGHTTO MAKE A THOROUGH INVESTIGATION
INTO MY PREVIOUS EMPLOYMENT, EDUCATION AND REFERENCES.
AND
CORPORATIONS SUPPLYING SUCH INFORMATION AND INDEMNIN AND HOLD HARMLESS THE COUNN OF LANCLSTER AND THE
COURTOF COMMON PLEAS FROM ANY LIABILITY WHICH MIGHT RESULT FROM SUCH AN INVESTiGATlON.
ALL ACCOMPANYING PAPERWORK SHALL CONSTITUTE SUFFICIENT CAUSE FOR REMOVAL FROM OFFICE AND/OR PENALTIES UNDER
18 PA CONS.STAT.,
SECTION 4904 RELATED TO THE UNSWORN FALSIFICATION TO AUTHORITIES. I UNDERSTANDTHAT
NOTHING CONTAINED IN THIS APPLICATION ORTHE GRANTING OF AN INTERVIEW IS INTENDED TO CREATE AN OFFER OF
APPOINTMENTTOTHE APPLIED FOR POSITION.
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Application to the Court of Common Pleas for appointment as Republican County Commissioner
Instructions
Use this application to apply for county commissioner for the County of Lancaster
To begin, click mouse in 'Last Name' box and begin typing.
Use tab to move to next box, use shiftltab to movc to previous box
Left click mouse or press Entcr to chcck or uncheck box.
All 4 digits of a year must be shown in a date.
Please he aware that you will not be ab!e to save the completed application as a computerized
file.
When you finish cntcring data, be sure to read the information directly above the
signature line. Please understand that by signing the form you state that the infoni~ation
IS correct; authorize the County of Lancaster and the Court of Comrnon Pleas to investigate your
employment and educational background; and understand that the application does not create an
employment contract between you and the County of Lancaster.
Plcasc sign and date the application and send both pages and any accompanying paperwork to:
Court of Common Pleas
Mark Dalton, District Court Administrator
50 North Duke Street
P.O. Box 83480
Lancaster, PA 17608-3480
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EMPLOYMENT
APPLICATION
we ere an Egust oppnunity Employer. It is our miicy to abide by slt Federal. State, and iosai laws concerning dissrimination in empioymenl
N~ question in this appiication is intended to elicit informationi n vioiation of any rucn law nor will any information obtained in response to any
questson be used in violation of any svch law.
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by a court? (A conviction record will not necessarily be a bar to employment.)
Yes
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oftoLancaster,
1904 a birthPage
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APPLICANT'S CERTIFICATION
I certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the answers given by me to the foregoing questions and the statements made by me in this
application are correct and complete. I understand that misrepresentation or omission of facts in this application may result in my discharge.
If employed, i understan
be governed by any exp
Applicontls Sipn~ture
Interview?
gree that such employment may be terminated at any time, without prior notice, and that my employment will not
or i m p l i m t r a c t by(Js aywill.
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Starting Date
Shift
Date
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Select Security
EMPLOYMENT APPLICATION
Date of Application:
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This company is an equal oppomnity employer and will not discriminate in the hiring process on the basis of sex, religion, race, color, a;
ancestry or handicap.
PERSONAL INFORMATION
Social Security No.
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Home Phone
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EMPLOYMENT INTEREST
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Date you can start?
Work Status Desired
Part Time
Weekends-
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No
Temporary
Shifts
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EMPLOYMENT HISTORY (list below last three employers, starting with last one first)
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Address &Telephone
Pay or Salary
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Final Rank
training
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Indicate servicev.school
attended
or special
CATERBONE
City of
Lancaster,
PA Since
1904
Advanced Media Group
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DRIVING HISTORY
'
No
Driver LicensenD Number:
Have you had your driver's license suspended or revoked in the past (3) years?
If yes, explain:
Yes
No
GENERAL
Have you ever applied for e m p l o y n e n t with this company before?
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Yes
Yes
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Resident
Other
Have you been convicted of a crime (which has not been annulled or sealed by a court) during the past 7
other dishonesty, rape, murder, assault or other violence, or the sale or possession of illegal drugs? Yes
If yes, please provide details:
&
A conviction record will not necessarily be a barrier to employment at Select Security. All factors, including thc nature of the inkaction,
the date of conviction, the rehabilitation and the job for which you arc applying will be considcred. If yes, provide details:
REFERENCES
Telephone
Years Known
Occupation
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1 ALSO UNDERSTAND AND AGREE THAT NO REPRESENTATIVE O F THE COMPANY HAS ANY AUTHORlTY TO
ENTER ISTO ANY AtiKEE.\lEKT FOR E>lPLOYhlENT FOR ANY SPECIFILD PERIOD OFTI>IE O R T O hlAKE AKY
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C O 3 IKARY TO THE FOREGOING, I:NLESS IT IS IX WRITISC ASD SIGNED BY AN AWHOKIZED
COfilPANY REPRESENTATIVE.
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IN THE UNITED
STATES AND DEMONSTRATE THAT AUTHORIZATION AS REQUIRED BY THE IMMIGRATION REFORM &
CONTROL ACT OF 1986.
I UNDERSTAND THAT I F I AM EXTENDED AN OFFER OF EMPLOYMENT WITH SELECT SECURITY, IT WILL BE
COSTINCEST UPOS nly SUCCESSFL.L COMPLETION OF A POST-OFFER PINSICAI. EXAMINATION. I CONSENTTO
HEI.EA3E O t ALL 3lY >IEDICAI, IYFORh1ATION AS > M Y BE NEEDED TO DETER31INF. hlY C,\YARII.ITY TO
PERFOR\l
THE WORK \\'HIGH I k U V E UEES OFFERED. I USDERSTAND THE POST-OFFER PHYSICAL EXAM WILL
lNCLUDE DRUG AND ALCOHOL SCREENING.
I UNDERSTAND THAT THIS APPLICATION OR SUBSEQUENT EMPLOYMENT IS "AT WILL" AND CAN BE
TERMINATED BY EITHER ME OR SELECT SECURITY AT ANY TIME FOR ANY OR NO REASON.
I K4VE READ, UNDERSTAND, AND BY MY SIGNATURE A
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Signature
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Turkey Hill Minit Markets, an Equal Opportunity Employer, does not discriminate i n hiring or terms a r d conditions of employment because of an
individual's race, religion, color, sex, age, ancestry, n;i:oibi?i origin, marital
status o r disability. Please answer all questions as completely as
possible.YOUR APPLICATION WILL BE CONSIDERED ACTIVE FOR SIXTY
(60) DAYS. FOR CONSIDERATION AFTER THATYOU MUST REAPPLY.
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Full Name
Last
Present Address
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Firs
No 8 Street
,
Phone No. (Day)
social security
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State
Ctty
)Yes
( W o
( ) No
Posltlon desired
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Turkey Hill Minit Markets tries t o grant employees' requests regarding availability for work; however, due t o the nature
of our business, employees will be required to work at night, o n weekends, and holidays, sometimes with short notice
and may be requested to work overtime.
Will you work Full time?
Hours availabie
Holidays?
When?
)Yes
3 or 4 hour shifts?
2%
L)+%-
Where?
..
Do you have friendsirelatives working for Turkey Hill Minit Markets? ( q ~ e s(
Position?
) No
Where?
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After reading the Physical Capabites Analysis of the job for which you are applying, do you believe that you can
the
essentla functions of that job with or wthout a reasonable accommodation? (Applicants will not necessarily be dsqualified if they
are upable to perform a particuiar job duty.)
f - r t e s I ) No If the answer is No. please list (from the descrption) which duty (duties) you are unabie to perform:
Do you liave transportation? ( Y ~ e s (
) No
)Yes
) No
Have you been convicted of a criminal offense (except minor traffic offenses)? Convictioli is not necesszrily a bar to employment.
fisweve:. dece@& as to ther existence or falsificaton of their exact nature will result in denial of employment.
! ! Ye$ &yo
If yes. please explain
EDUCATION
Graduated or GED?
Type af
Cjqe Degrees
Elementary
C o i i e g e
What further training or special courses have you had since leavng schooi?
Will you be continuing your education during your employment with Turkey Hill? (
Please check below w
2Retail
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)Yes
) No
Where
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Print Name
Applicant's Signature
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Spec~altra~nlngrece~ved
PERSONAL REFERENCES
Give the names of 3 persons not related to you whom you have known at least 1 year. Do not include previous employers.
Name
I
i /+V/~O&LOW'
2
/JPLo& k?
fi/e
prL4-J
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fl.f.2
Phone Number
h-.
28
'
/S'LUE / b e ,4340
WORK EXPERIENCE
List all positions, starting with your present or most recent job, including all periods of unemployment and reasons.
Employer
Date Hired
Starting
Srreet Address
Date Separated
Ending
Phone
Employer
Date Hired
Starting
Street Address
Date Separated
Ending
Phone
Have you ever been asked to resign a job or been terminated? ( ) Yes
(&
Indicate by number which of the above jobs you liked m o s t . Which of the above jobs did you like l e a s t .
If you used another name during your employment, state the name you used and indicate the company by number
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Smith Barney
150 North Queen Street
Lancaster, PA 17602
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Stan Caterbone
220 Stone Hill Road
Conestoga, PA 1,7516
Dear Mr Caterbone:
Municipal Building
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amgroup01@msn.com
From :
Sent :
To :
Subject :
Media-jInfoTech-Financial Consultant
Attachment :
amgroup01@msn.com
www.amgglobalentertainmentgroup.com
Fax: (717) 427-1621
Advanced Media Group
220 Stone Hill Road
Conestoga, PA 17516
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RRTA
Date:
PERSONAL INFORMATION
Social Security Number:
City
Address
State
Zip
EMPLOYMENT DESIRED
Position
Bus Driver
Fulltime
Salary Desired
Course
Did you
Years Attended* Graduate?*
High School
College Prep
1976
College
Millersville University
Business Admin
Computer Science
1980
Other
*The Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967 prohibits discrimination on the basis of age with respect to individuals who are at least 40 but less
than 70 years of age.
MILITARY SERVICE
U.S. Military or Naval Service.
Rank
Rank
GENERAL QUALIFICATIONS
State
No Q
Endorsements
Have you had any motor vehicle accidents, moving violations, license suspensions or other violations of the Motor Vehicle Code
within the last ten years? Yes Q
No Q
If
yes, list detailsv.of
violations
and/orPA
accidents
CATERBONE
City
of Lancaster,
Since 1904
Advanced Media Group
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No
EMPLOYMENT RECORD
List employers starting with the most recent. Federal regulations require information on all driving jobs held for the
past 10 years including dates of employment and reason for leaving each employer.
Date Month/Year Name/Address/Phone of Employer
Salary
Position
Reason for Leaving
Advanced Media Group
None
CEO/Owner
From 1998
220 Stone Hill Road, Conestoga, PA 17516
From
Present
1994
To
1998
To
Pflumm Contractors,
54 S. Duke St, Millersville,PA 17551
40K
Controller
From
To
From
To
Attach a separate sheet if necessary.
REFERENCES
Name
Robert Kauffman
Michael Caterbone
Mal Brubaker
Address/Phone
1755 Oregon Pike, Lancaster, PA 17601
122 Swan Avenue, Plantation, FL 33324
835 High Street, Lancaster, PA 17603
Occupation
Years Known
Financial Planner
25
AIM Wholesaler
45
Construction Estimator
14
REMARKS
I authorize investigation of all statements in this application. I understand that misrepresentation or omission of facts called
for is cause for dismissal. Further, I understand and agree that my employment is for no definite period and may, regardless
of the date of payment of my wages and salary, be terminated at any time without previous notice.
Date.
Signature.
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DL-503 (6-06)
REQUEST FOR
DRIVER INFORMATION
You may obtain a copy of your own 3 Year and/or 10 Year Driving Record on PennDOT'S website at www.dmv.state.pa.us
$5.00 FEE (Employment Purposes Only)
A
REQUESTER INFORMATION
NAME/COMPANY
ADDRESS (PO Box not acceptsole), need to provide physics! location of business/residence
45 Erick Road
3ITY
STATE
Lancaster
PA
PHONE NUMBER (REQUIRED)
DAYTIME TELEPHONE
(717)
ZIP CODE
CITY
STATE
ZIP CODE
17601
397-5613
NUMBER
Lisa M. Marion
S1GNATURE
NOTARIZATION NOT REQUIRED WHEN REQUESTING YOUR OWN RECORD
C DRIVER INFORMATION