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BOE Reorganizes
Scott English is elected President of ninemember Vineland Board of Education.
From left, Kim Codispoti, Diamaris Rios, Scott English, Dr. Mary
Gruccio, Superintendent of Schools, and Joe Pagano.
cott English was elected Vineland Board of

Education President and Diamaris Rios Vice
President on Wednesday at the annual re-organization meeting of the school board.
With new leadership, two new members and six candidates vying to be the third, change is the byword for
the Vineland Board of Education and administration,
preparing to meet the challenges of a new year.
It is definitely not a sprint, its a marathon, said
English. The next few months we have a rollercoaster
ahead of us. There is a lot heading our way. But we have
excellent board members who have specialized in so
many different areas.... I think this district is going to see
some changes in the right direction."
Helping English oversee this time of new direction is
Diamaris Rios, elected vice president at Wednesday's
meeting to start her third, three-year term on the school
board. Also taking their seats were the two new board
members elected in their first bid for office in
NovemberKim Codispoti and Joseph Pagano.
Administering the oath was Robert DeSanto, Solicitor.
The other returning board members are Brian DeWinne,
Frank DiGiorgio, Chris Jennings, and Susanne Morello.
The ninth seat is currently vacant, the result of the
recent resignation of Richard Baruffi. At the January 14
meeting, the board will hear presentations from the candidates asking to serve as an appointed board member until
the post can be filled for the remaining one year of Baruffi's
term in the November election. The group includes Inez
Acosta, Peter D'Arrigo, Dexter L. Gordon, Rudolph Harris,
David Jamil, Kenneth D. Loadholt, and Anthony Rizzo.
After the presentations, the board will retire to executive
session and then return to announce their choice.
The other two members of the past year's group are
Tom Ulrich, who did not seek re-election, and Eugene
Medio, who was unsuccessful in his bid for a new term.
Third Friday Kicks Off

New Year in Millville
hake off the winter blues and join the fun.
Third Friday in the Glasstown Arts District
in Millville on Friday, January 16, welcomes
everyone to the 14th year of celebrating the arts
with this monthly event. Artists receptions, new
exhibitions, artisan work, shopping, great dining
and a lot of
indoor live music
will easily fill
your evening.
The Riverfront
Renaissance
Center for the
Arts will host a
juried exhibition
entitled Glow
Sunshine and
Moonlight
Revealed. This
promises to be a
very exciting
show with works
Work by RRCA Artist
by regional
Marianne Bagliani
artists. Prizes will
be awarded for
this competitive exhibition in the North Gallery.
The Pat Witt Gallery will have on display the
works of the RRCAs Affiliated Artists. Both
exhibits will have many new works of art that have
only recently been created, Diane Roberts, executive director, said. Live music always fills the atrium and gallery rooms, she concluded.
More Third Friday events highlighted in Arts &

Entertainment on pages 16 and 17.
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Revisting accomplishments of the year

past and looking forward to more ahead.
appy New Year. Before we get

to what will undoubtedly be a
very busy and exciting year for
us, let us take a few minutes
and revisit our accomplishments in 2014.
Our affiliate wasted no time getting
down to work last year as we hosted two
visiting college groups who came to our
area to volunteer with us. Saint Anselm
College arrived on the 4th of January to
begin their week of service and Colgate
University arrived on the 12th. Back-toback weeks of ambitious college students
who showed up eager to work was the
perfect start to our year.
On January 11, after months of work to
renovate the former Ace Plumbing parts
warehouse at 601 S. Delsea Drive, we held
our Grand Opening of our ReStore.
Habitat for Humanity ReStores are nonprofit home improvement stores and
donation centers that sell new and gently
used furniture, home accessories, building
materials, and appliances to the public at a
fraction of the retail price. Proceeds from
the store go toward helping us further our
mission of providing safe, decent and
affordable housing to deserving families in
Cumberland County. The store has been a
huge success. If you havent visited it yet,
please put it on your to-do list in 2015.
In February, we began the search for
our next partner family. Within months,
the Family Selection Committee selected
two families that they felt would be
deserving and able partner families. Both
the Duprey and Acosta families were
introduced at our annual gala.
March means Spring Break. Spring
Break means college students. During the
five weeks of Spring Break, our affiliate
hosted four college groups. Cardinal
Stritch University, Providence College,
Wilson College and the University of
Delaware all selected Cumberland County
as their destination of choice. These students provided hundreds of hours to help
us wrap up our home construction project
at 525 E. Plum Street.
In May, our affiliate celebrated our 25th
Anniversary with a gala held at Eastlyn Golf
Course. It was the best attended gala in
recent memory. Even some of our Spring
Break college students traveled back to our
area to witness Tom Baxter receive his
Lifetime Achievement Award. Tom serves
as the Project Manager when college groups

work on our sites. They tend to love Tom.
Summer marked the end of our home
construction project on Plum Street. On
July 10, Zoraida Vargas became a homeowner. More than 60 people were on hand
at the Home Dedication & Blessing. What
a great day!
August was no time to rest. On the
22nd, we hosted our annual golf tournament. This event, our largest event
fundraiser, was a success thanks to the
many volunteers who helped support it.
(We are actually forming a committee for
this years tournament now. If interested,
please reach out.) In August we applied
for our construction permits for our project at 3321 N. Delsea Drive in Vineland.
No rest for the weary.
Alyssa Velazquez, a local resident and
four-year Habitat for Humanity participant
during her time at Washington College,
was hired as our affiliates Administrative
Assistant. Alyssa hit the ground running
and has already left an impact on our
organization and the people we serve.
When fall arrived, our focus was on our
new construction project at 3321 N. Delsea
Drive. After weeks of lot clearing and site
work, actual construction began in
October. Volunteers at the site have been
strong. We average over 25 volunteers
each Saturday. If you have ever thought of
participating in a construction project,
please give the office a call. No experience
is required. You will meet some of the
nicest people that you have ever known.
As the year came to an end, we saw
some changes on our Board of Directors.
Long-time members Walter Wood and
Linda Hinckley saw their service end.
Replacing them on the Board are Debbie
Holman from Century Savings Bank,
Demetrica Todd of Gateway Community
Action Partnership and Tony Heath of
UPS. We expect great things from them all.
Yes, 2014 was a busy year for us. Some
might suggest it was the busiest ever. They
might be right. But just wait until you see
what we have planned for this year. I
Anyone seeking more information regarding
Habitat for Humanity should contact
Robert Scarpa, Executive Director at
rscarpa@cumberlandhabitat.org or visit their
website at www.cumberlandhabitat.org
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After 40 years of service leading the staff

and members of South Jersey Federal Credit
Union, Benjamin T. Griffith, president/CEO of
SJFCU, will retire in April 2015.
After a national search for Griffiths replaceGriffith
ment, Rahul Kachru, who most recently was
Chief Operating Officer at Long Beach City
Employees Federal Credit Union in Long Beach,
Calif., will join SJFCU in mid-January.
Griffith will stay on in a consultant capacity
to aid in the organizations transition to its new
chief executive officer. Rahul Kachru has 19
years of financial services experience in branch
administration, lending, operations, turnarounds, and strategy development, said
Griffith. In addition, he has experience in business development and community involvement,
Kachru
and a comprehensive technical background.
Benjamin Griffith has led SJFCU since 1974. During those four decades, Griffith
has overseen the credit unions growth from an organization with 1,500 members
to todays SJFCU with a membership base of more than 45,500 individuals
throughout South Jersey. SJFCU is currently the largest credit union in South Jersey,
and among the top 10 in New Jersey, based on its assets, currently more than $335
million. SJFCU has evolved from a single office in the City of Camden to six branch
locations in Gloucester, Camden, Burlington, Cumberland and Atlantic counties.
Active in the South Jersey community, Griffith serves as treasurer of the
Gloucester County Chamber of Commerce; he is also a past chairman of the
chamber. Griffith is a member of the Board of Directors for the United Way of
Gloucester County and served on the Board of Trustees of the Southern New
Jersey Development Council. Griffith also served as a trustee of the City of
Pleasantvilles Urban Enterprise Zone. He is a past chairman and current member of the Deptford Township Business Advisory Committee, and is a past member and chairman of the New Jersey Credit Union League. Griffith has also
served as a director of the Credit Union National Association (CUNA). Among
the numerous awards he has received are the Distinguished Citizen of the Year
award for Gloucester County from the Southern New Jersey Council (now Garden
State Council), Boy Scouts of America, the Camden Childrens Gardens
Champion of Children award, and the Volunteer Leadership Award of the
United Way of Gloucester County.
Rahul Kachru, of Signal Hill, Calif., comes on board with an extensive background in credit union, banking and financial institutions. He has previously
served as a senior member of the executive team at credit unions in New Jersey,
Nevada and California. His leadership helped the credit unions to grow financially
as well as within the larger communities. Previously, as a Director of Lending, he
was instrumental in building the lending department of a startup financial institution in Las Vegas, Nev. Kachru holds a degree in economics with a minor in statistics from the University of Texas at Austin. He started his career as a global management trainee with HSBC and rose to Director of Retail Sales and Operations
within nine years. Kachru is also a Six Sigma certified brown belt holder.
South Jersey Federal Credit Union, headquartered in Deptford, New Jersey, is
a not-for-profit financial cooperative owned and governed by its more than
45,500 members. For more information, visit www.SouthJerseyFCU.com.
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Students Grades 212 May
Participate in Conservation
Poster Contest
New Jerseys Soil Conservation Districts
are now accepting entries in a poster contest designed to raise awareness of natural
resources and related issues among young
people. The theme for this years poster is
Local Heroes-Your Hardworking
Pollinators www.nacdnet.org/education/
resources/local-heroes.
Students may compete in the following
categories: Grade 2-3; Grade 4-6; Grade 7-
9; and Grade 10-12. First place winners in

each category will receive $200 savings
bonds; second-place $100 bonds; and thirdplace $50 bonds.
All first-place winners will be entered in
the National Association of Conservation
Districts poster contest.
The competition is sponsored by the
New Jersey Department of Agriculture
State Soil Conservation Committee, New
Jersey Association of Conservation
Districts and the states 15 Soil
Conservation Districts, which work to conserve and manage soil and water resources
in the state.
Since the initial phase of the contest is
run by the local Soil Conservation Districts,
contact the district directly for details and

deadlines for submission. To find your
local district, go to www.nj.gov/agriculture/divisions/anr/nrc/conservdistricts.ht
ml. The entry form can be found at:
www.nj.gov/agriculture/divisions/anr/pdf/
conservationpostercontest.pdf.
Compassionate Care Hospice

Seeks Volunteers
CCH is a community-based group, and
its Volunteer program is an essential part of
the highest quality of hospice services provided to patients facing a life-limiting illness and their family.
CCH is looking for friendly, caring
individuals to visit patients, in Cumberland,
Atlantic and Cape May counties. Monthly

volunteer training sessions are held in
CCHs South Jersey Offices, 1544 W. Landis
Avenue, Vineland, NJ or 518 South Shore
Road Marmora, NJ.
CCHs Knitting Group meets weekly at
the Marmora office to knit or crochet lap
blankets for hospice patients.
To enroll in the upcoming free training
session, and/or become a member of the
knitting group, call Virginia Nikolaidis,
Volunteer Coordinator at 609-675-3707 or
email: virginia.nikolaidis@cchnet.net .
Volunteers may commit as little or as
much time as they like. They become a
source of strength and support by providing friendly visits and companionship, sharing of special talents like storytelling or
song, errands for the household and families and administrative support for the staff.
Also, specialized services like beautician,
massage therapy, pet therapy, Reiki, or
handcrafted items that give warmth and
comfort are welcome and appreciated.
Compassionate Care Hospice focuses its
work on the belief that each of us has the
right to die pain free and with dignity, and
our loved ones will receive the necessary
support. Trained volunteers are an essential part of CCHs dedicated, multifaceted
interdisciplinary team that follows a personalized plan of physical, emotional and
spiritual care, with respect to the patients
needs and wishes.
Church Services Alternate

Locations
For the month of January The Church
of the Resurrection Episcopal will have
Sunday services at Trinity Episcopal
Church, 8th and Wood St. Vineland, NJ.
Service and Sunday School will both be
at 10 a.m., followed by a fellowship coffee
hour. For further information visit
http://cumberlandnjepiscopal.org or call
856-691-1589.
SERV Recruits Domestic

Violence Response Team
Services Empowering Rights of Victims
(SERV) is seeking to certify volunteers for
its Domestic Violence Response Team and
24 Hour Crisis Hotlines: 1-866-295-7378
856-881-3335 1-800-225-0196.
Center for Family Services, SERV program, is the designated sexual violence
advocacy program for Camden,
Cumberland, and Gloucester counties and
the domestic violence advocacy program
for Cumberland and Gloucester counties.
Our volunteers respond to hospitals and
police departments and assist the victims
of these crimes during their time of need.
Volunteers must be 18 years old or
older, have access to transportation or a
vehicle, are willing to be subject to a reference and criminal background check as
well as dedicate at least a year of service
under the supervision of the Volunteer
Supervisor and attend six volunteer meetings/trainings a year.
42nd Annual Dandelion

Dinner and Beer Tasting
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 Ave., Vineland. The Beer & Wine
Tasting portion of the event is sponsored
by Shoprite Wines & Spirits of Shoprite
The next NJ State mandated 40-hour

training program is scheduled for every
Monday and Wednesday: February 25,
March 2, 4, 9, 11, 16, 18, 23, 25 and ending
on March 30, from 5 to 9 p.m. in Vineland.
If interested, RSVP by Friday, February 27,
to: Volunteer Supervisor/DVRT
Coordinator, Denise Rosen,
drosen@centerffs.org, www.centerffs.org.
Bus Trip to National Holocaust

Memorial Museum Planned
A bus trip to the National Holocaust
Memorial Museum in Washington, DC,
sponsored by Jewish Federation of
Cumberland, Gloucester & Salem
Counties and the Cumberland County
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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. Great
music for dancing will be provided by
DJ Bob Morgan Entertainment, LLC.
Also this year will be a complimentary photo booth where guests can
take pictures to remember the event.
GVCC Executive Director, Dawn Hunter
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 Sponsor
this 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. Join us to
celebrate our agricultural community
and the beginning of spring!
Tickets are $50 per person and
must be purchased in advance before
March 13. This event sells out so dont
wait to buy a ticket! Call the GVCC at
856-691-7400 to be a sponsor, place an
ad or buy tickets. You can also visit our
website at www.vinelandchamber.org to
purchase tickets.
Coalition for Holocaust and Genocide

Education and Jewish Federation of
Cumberland, Gloucester & Salem
Counties, will take place on Monday,
January 19 (Martin Luther King Day).
The trip will be for educators and the
public. A certificate for six Professional
Development Hours will be given to those
educators participating.
The bus will be leaving the University
Center at Cumberland County College,
College Drive, Vineland, by 8 a.m. sharp.
Those going should be there between 7:30
and 7:45 a.m. and can park in Parking Lots
J and I directly across from the building.
The bus will depart the museum at the
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5 p.m. closing time and will return to
Cumberland County College by approximately 9 p.m. All food expenses will be
personal. A cafeteria is located in the
Museum.
The museum offers excellent materials
for classroom use and tours are available
on request schedules. Everyone must stay
at the Museum for the entire tour day.
Space is limited. A $25 non-refundable
deposit must be made no later than
Thursday, January 15 and reservations will
be on a first-come, first-served basis. No
entrance fee to the museum will be

charged. Payment must be made to The
Jewish Federation of Cumberland, Salem
& Gloucester Counties, 1015 E. Park Ave.,
Vineland, NJ 08360. Write on the check
memo line DC Trip.
For more information, e-mail holocaustcoalition@gmail.com.
Cumberland County 4-H

Members Participate in
National Program Selection
Cumberland County 4-H is among the
states largest 4-H program with over 1500
registered youth learning leadership, citizenship and life skills through 4-H . The
county recently fielded four candidates to

apply to participate in the selective
National 4-H Conference, held in April at
the National 4-H Center in Chevy Chase
Maryland.
National 4-H Conference is a special
meeting hosted by USDA. Attended by
approximately 350 young people from all
50 states, Puerto Rico and Canada, the
conference brings together youth and
adults to help with strategic planning for
the 4-H Program nationally. The results of
all the discussions is a strategic plan for 4H along with special plans and projects
for individual states. During the event,
participants also have an opportunity to
visit Congressional Representatives.
Delegates are expected to return home

and implement their state plan during the
upcoming 4-H year.
New Jersey sends only six 4-H
Members and two adult advisers to
National 4-H Conference each year. All
four Cumberland County 4-H youth applicants were selected for interviews. 4-H
Members Heather Koering, Cole Killeen,
Nikayla Hetzell, and Anna Callavini traveled to the state 4-H office at Rutgers
University on November first for the interview. Congratulations to Heather Koering
on her selection as a delegate, and to
Nikayla Hetzell on her selection as an
alternate.
National 4-H Conference is one of
many state and regional trips to which
qualified members may apply. In addition
to traditional 4-H clubs, Cumberland
County 4-H also offers summer enrichment programs, winter camp, workshops,
numerous county events and in school and
afterschool enrichment and professional
development training.
The 4-H Youth Development Program
is part of the New Jersey Agricultural
Experiment Station and Rutgers
Cooperative Extension. 4-H educational
programs are offered to all youth grades K13 on an age-appropriate basis without
regard to race, religion, color, natural origin, gender, sexual orientation or disability.
New 4-H Members are welcomed
throughout the year. To learn more about
4-H call the 4-H Center at (856)451-2800
ext. 3 or visit the Cumberland County 4-H
Program website at cumberland4h.org.
Inspira Opens Fourth

Urgent Care Center
Inspira Health Network recently
opened its fourth urgent care center in
Mantua, Gloucester County. The new
facility, which is Inspiras largest urgent
care center to date, gives the community
access to treatment for a wide range of
minor or non-life threatening conditions
when their doctor is not available or their
condition does not require the life-saving
services of a hospital emergency room.
Inspira Urgent Care Mantua, located in
the Timberline shopping center, features a
warm and welcoming reception area, 16
patient rooms, and imaging services on
site. Additionally, every patient at Inspiras
urgent care centers is treated by a physician.
At the opening event, Gloucester
County Freeholder Heather Simmons

remarked, Inspira Urgent Care is bringing
high quality health care to our community
in a way that is efficient and quick. It is
available any day of the week at practically
any time we need it. These are the types of
services that our families need and they
are now here in the way we want.
Inspiras expansion of Urgent Care
services will continue in 2015, including a
new location in Cumberland County. The
health network is currently developing a
new Urgent Care center on Landis Avenue
in Vineland which will also include an
office for its Occupational Health and
Wellness services. Inspira will also relocate its Urgent Care center and Family
Medicine office in Glassboro to a new
larger space on Rowan Boulevard.
All of Inspiras Urgent Care centers are
open seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 8
p.m. Inspira Urgent Care Mantua is located at 660 Woodbury-Glassboro Road,
Suite 26 in Sewell.
Cutting the ribbon at the opening of
Inspira Urgent Care Mantua is (center)
John DiAngelo, president and CEO of
Inspira Health Network and (left of center)
Gloucester County Freeholder Heather
Simmons, along with members of Inspiras
senior management team and board.
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Tara Williams, also from Bridgeton, won
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every day at Seabrook Brothers would be
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football. Jones had the winning raffle ticket for a new, 60-inch, flat-screen, HDTV
through the Greater Bridgeton Area
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GBAT, a Gateway Community Action
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job interviews, make health care appointments and shop locally.
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by Jones in the last year. He won one
through the midget football league in
Millville. While that was nice, this TV is
considerably larger.
Every work day, Jones takes a bus from
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Rossi Students Boost Toys for Tots Campaign

Students at Rossi School collected more than 200 toys and raised
an additional $500 in cash donations for the annual "Toys for Tots"
campaign, according to Ryan Suppi,
the teacher who coordinated the
effort. This is the sixth year students have participated in the campaign, supervised by Suppi.
According to information on its
website, Toys for Tots was founded
in 1947 by the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve. The program's objectives are to help
less fortunate children throughout the United States experience the joy of
Christmas; to play an active role in the development of one of our nation's most
valuable resourcesour children; to unite all members of local communities in a
common cause for three months each year during the annual toy collection and
distribution campaign; and to contribute to better communities in the future. The
Vineland USMCR unit is Semper Marine Detachment #205.
In communities without a Reserve Unit, the campaign can be conducted by a
Marine Corps League Detachment or group of men and women, generally veteran
Marines, authorized by Marine Toys for Tots Foundation to conduct a local Toys for
Tots campaign. Local Toys for Tots Campaign Coordinators conduct an array of
activities throughout the year, which include golf tournaments, foot races, bicycle
races and other voluntary events designed to increase interest in Toys for Tots, and
concurrently generate toys and monetary donations.
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High School Cross Country team ventured to the Hamilton Mall's Build-ABear store as part of an annual team
tradition benefiting pediatric patients
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"The girls were sure to put extra love into creating and outfitting the bears," she
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mulch throughout the whole playground and the new pieces of equipment were installed. Students from
ages 3-year-old to 5th grade enjoy the
playground each day. To learn more
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Officers for the Vineland

High School Interact Club
and the Cumberland County
College Rotaract Club were
inducted during the
December 30, 2014 luncheon meeting of the Vineland
Rotary Club at the Ramada
of Vineland.
Interact Clubs are Rotarysponsored service clubs for
young people ages 12-18,
which give young people an opportunity to participate in fun, meaningful service
projects while developing leadership skills and the opportunity to meet new
friends. As one of the most significant and fastest-growing programs of Rotary
service, with more than 13,000 clubs in 138 countries and geographical areas,
Interact has become a worldwide phenomenon. Almost 300,000 young people are
involved in Interact. Vineland is part of Rotary District 7640, which has one of the
largest Interact Club membership rolls in the world.
Similarly, Rotaract brings together young people ages 18-30 in colleges, universities and communities worldwide to organize service activities, develop their leadership and professional skills, and have fun. Rotary clubs sponsor them, but Rotaract
club members manage and fund their clubs independently.
The Vineland Rotary Club sponsors the CCC Rotaract Club and five Interact
Clubs: at Vineland High School, the YMCA (Tri County Community Interact), Rossi
School, the Ellison School and St. Augustine Prep. Together with the Bridgeton
Breakfast Rotary Club, the Vineland Club also co-sponsors the Schalick High
School Interact Club.
For more information, contact Melanie Druziako (Vineland Rotary Club Youth
Service Director and District 7640 Interact Chair) at 609-774-3671 or
info@vinelandrotary.com.
Pictured are (L to R): Hernan Cruz, Vineland High School (VHS) Interact Club
Administrator; Cedric Holmes, VHS Interact Club Administrator; Carlos Matoa, VHS Interact
Club Treasurer; Patricia Matias, Cumberland County College (CCC) Rotaract Club President;
Kris Kalowitz, CCC Rotaract Club Treasurer; Emma Holmes, CCC Rotaract Club Vice
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Angela Benson, VHS Interact Club President; Jesus Hernandez, VHS Interact Club
Community Service Director; Meranda Cardona, VHS Interact Club Vice President of
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Interact Club Fundraising Director; Neeraja Thakur, VHS Interact Club Vice President;
Melanie Druziako, Vineland Rotary Club Youth Service Director.
Not present: Neha Ashraf, VHS Interact Club Community Service Director; Nandni Patel,
VHS Interact Club International Understanding Director; Shamiah Baker, VHS Interact Club
Point Master; Jenna Gallucci, CCC Rotaract Club Secretary.
Century Savings Bank Aids Bridgeton Code Blue

Century Savings Bank recently donated
items to the Bridgeton Code Blue program.
On December 17, 2014 members of the
Century Savings Bank staff donated an array
of personal care items, such as socks, gloves
and hats in an effort to provide basic necessities for the areas un-housed population.
The Code Blue program is a partnership
involving the City of Bridgeton, community
volunteers, and several area churches to provide temporary shelter, in designated warming centers when temperatures outside
drop. The items were accepted by Dr. Rob Weinstein, Ed.D., Pastor of the Bethany
Grace Church and co-founder of the Bridgeton Code Blue Program. Bethany also
serves as one of the warming centers. In addition to employee contributions, the
bank donated self-activating heater meals, toiletry kits and travel backpacks, which
will be distributed via the center.
Members of the Century Savings Bank Management Team, present donations for the Code
Blue Program to Dr. Robert Weinstein, Ed.D, Pastor of Bethany Grace Church.
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Christopher T. Marron of Galloway Township also
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financial business records for the Millville-based media services company.
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Santa Hat Ride

Bridgeton Circle D farm owner,
Dotty Orzechowski hosted the annual
Santa Hat Ride on December 21,
2014, for boarders and friends. It was
a great sunny December day with
hot food, hot chocolate and gifts!
From left: M. Sabatino on Troy, P. Sabatino on Zeus, Silvana J. on Dash, Mikaela H. on
Blaze, Rachael Logan-Hennis on Rosie, Carrie Logan-Hennis on Mister, Karen Schaar on
Czar, Dotty Orzechowski on Johnny, Ellise Spaulding on Outlaw, Lisa V. on Champ and
Jamie H. on Luna.
Allen Associates Welcomes Fabrico-Basile

Allen Associates, a family-owned and operated
business specializing in employee benefits and financial services is pleased to announce Tracey A. FabricoBasile, CPA, as the companys new Chief Financial
Officer. With the addition of Fabrico-Basile, Allen
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Fabrico-Basile earned a B.S. in Business
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Newfield Bank Participates in Habitat Build Day
On Saturday, November 15, 2014, employees from Newfield National Bank volunteered to help construct the latest Habitat for Humanity dwelling located at
3321 N. Delsea Drive, Vineland.
Front row, from left: Joe Santini, Habitat Crew Chief; Kathy Valla from Newfield Bank;
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Kay (Laury) Fratto, 90, of Vineland, went

home to be with her Lord on January 2,
at home surrounded by her family. Kay
was born and raised in Vineland where
she remained a lifelong resident. She
was the last surviving child of the late
Lydia M. (Snyder) & Charles M. Laury.
She was also pre-deceased by the love
of her life of 58 years, her husband
Samuel C. Fratto, who died in 2003. Kay
was a graduate of Vineland High Class
of 1941. In her early years she worked at
Laury Heating Co. (her fathers business),
Prudential Insurance, Lapetina Jewelers,
and Halco Mailing service, where she
was the Executive Secretary. She was a
member of Calvary Assembly in
Williamstown for 22 years and Full
Gospel Assembly (founded by her
grandparents) in Vineland for 68 years.
Joseph A. Lamanteer, Sr., 71 of Buena
Vista Twp., passed away December 25,
with family by his side. Joseph graduated from Vineland High Class of 1961. He
retired from the I.B.E.W. Local 351 in
1997 after 35 years of service. During
retirement, he spent many happy days
on the golf course with family and
friendsand in the kitchen preparing his
favorite meals. Some of his greatest joys
came from being "Pop-Pop."
Ralph C. "Rip" Shivone, 64 of Vineland,
died peacefully at his home, on
December 29, from myelofibrosis. Rip
was born in Wilmington, DE on January
17, 1950, and graduated from
Salesianum School in Wilmington in
1968. He obtained a Bachelor's degree
from the University of Delaware. Before
he retired, Rip was the President of
Normative Strategies, Inc. He spent
most of his adult life guiding at-risk
youth and assisting people from being
welfare recipients to work recipients. Rip

was known as an exemplar mentor for
many of the professionals of the
Juvenile Justice Commission. He rejuvenated Atlantic Detention Center and
counted his success by juveniles who
passed through his programs and are
now productive citizens.
E. Elizabeth (Veltman) Donoflio, 79, of
Vineland, passed away on January 2, at
Inspira Medical Center after a brief illness. In her early 20s, Elizabeth overcame many serious medical conditions
and went on to become a loving, devoted
mother with a successful career. After 30
years, she retired from the Vineland
Developmental Center, where she worked
in Human Resources. She was devoted to
her church and enjoyed music, reading
and keeping up with current events.
Helen (Eichberg) Wolf, 92, of Atlantic
City and formerly of Vineland, passed
away at home on January 3, after an
extended illness. She was born in
Germany and moved to America in 1938
with her parents and sister. Helen was a
resident of Atlantic City since 2006 after
living in Vineland for 50 years. She
retired after more than 60 years in retail
sales. After retirement, she became a
librarian at Beth Israel Library. Helen
was a longtime member of Beth Israel
Congregation, Bat Ami Chapter of
Hadassah, and the Hebrew Women's
Benevolent Society. She was also a volunteer at Bishop McCarthy Residence,
after her husband and mother were residents there.
Daniel T. Caregnato Sr, 81, of Buena
Vista Twp., passed away on January 4,
at home after a lengthy illness. Daniel
was born in Camden, NJ. After serving
in the US Army, he was employed by Ed
Campbell Co. and was plant manager for

the Formigli Corp. and High Industries
Concrete Structures. He resided in
Buena Vista Twp. for over 46 years
where he served as Township Treasurer
for several years. Dan enjoyed going to
the casinos, Sunday dinners with his
family, the Yankees and watching his
grandchildren's baseball games.
Jesusa Ramos (Torres), 71, community
activist of Vineland, was called home to
Paradise on January 5. She was born in
Yabucoa, Puerto Rico. In the early 1970s,
she settled her family in Vineland and
soon after became a Hispanic pioneer in
the community. Without hesitation others needs were met before hers, gaining
her the matriarch role in the family.
John Hanuska, 91, of Vineland, passed
away at home on January 6. John was
born in Trenton, NJ to the late John and
Louise Hanuska. He attended Trenton
Central High School. After graduation,
he served honorably in the U.S. Army
from 1943 to 1945 with the Combat
Engineers in Africa and Italy. John was a
member of the NJ State Police, retiring
as a Staff Sergeant after 23 years of
service. He went on to become the
Director of Security for National Freight
Inc. He was a member of the American
Legion and Disabled American Veterans.
Charles Hughes MacDade, 90, of
Vineland, passed away on January 2, at
Jefferson University Hospital. He was
born in Norristown, PA and raised in
Vineland where he remained a lifelong
resident. Charlie was a graduate of
Vineland High Class of 1943. Before
retiring in 1984 with 41 years of service,
Charles was employed as the Order
Entry & Billing Supervisor for the
Owens-Illinois Kimble Glass Co,
Vineland. He was a member of the
Church of the Resurrection-Trinity
Episcopal Church, Vineland, NJ.
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12 small round potatoes

46 tbsp. extra virgin olive oil
Garlic powder, to taste
Sea salt, to taste
Black pepper, to taste
Dried or fresh parsley, to taste
Place potatoes in a pot of cold salted
water (enough to completely cover potatoes)
and bring to a boil. Cook potatoes until they
are fork-tender. On a baking pan, generously
drizzle olive oil, then place cooked and
drained potatoes on cookie sheet, leaving
plenty of room between each potato. With a
potato masher, gently press down each potato until slightly mashed, rotate masher 90
degrees and mash potatoes again. Drizzle
tops of each crushed potato with more olive
oil, then sprinkle with garlic powder, sea
salt, fresh ground black and parsley. Place
potatoes under broiler until crispy on top.
Moms Crock Pot Roast

1 cup water
3 cloves garlic, peeled and crushed
1 tbsp. extra-virgin olive oil
1 tsp. dried basil
1 tsp. Bragg Liquid Aminos or 1/2 tsp.
sea salt
1/2 tsp. black pepper
1 tsp. Spike (all purpose seasoning)
3 tbsp. spicy brown mustard
3 lb. Rump, Chuck or Eye Roast
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put crock pot on high for 1 hour. Then put
on low heat setting for 6 to 8 hours or
until meat falls apart, and cooked through.
This roast is one of the most succulent,
flavorful, and moist roasts Ive ever had.
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1766 S. Lincoln Ave., Vineland, NJ 08361

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856-563-0004
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

Mary School, 735 Union
Rd., Vineland. 7 p.m. St.
Padre Pio Parish Players
present the Little Sisters
of Hoboken, back to their
old tricks. Prepare to
laugh yourself silly with
an evening full of
shenanigans and mischief with Mother
Superior played by Karen
Pulman, Sister Hubert,
the novice, played by
Joanne Hofstetter, Sister
Robert Ann played by
Donna Cedarmark and
the unforgettable, Sister
Mary Amnesia played by
Anita Bertonazzi.
Completing the cast is
Sr. Luke (JoAnn Cresci),
Sr. Mary Louise Pastour
(Donna Wagoner), Sr.
Brenden (Karen
Symanski), Sr. Leo
(Jaclyn Kell) and new-
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comer to the scene, Sr. Gladys played by Jake Kell.

Wine and light refreshments available prior to show and during intermission.
Prizes and a Chinese auction will round out the evening. Bring a canned good to
donate to the Food Pantry and receive a chance to win your very own Can-Can
Basket. Tickets: $15 general admission, available at the door. To purchase tickets
in advance contact: St. Padre Pio Parish at 856-691-7526 or St. Mary School at
856-692-8537.
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Nightlife at The Cosmopolitan. 3513

JANUARY 16 AND 17
Nunsense the II. St.
An Afternoon at Downton Abbey.

Franklin Township Library, 1584 coles
Mille Rd., Franklinville. 12:30 p.m.
Just in time for the fifth and final season of a favorite British TV show,
members of Enter Another World
Distinctive Events will describe the elements of proper tea etiquette. trivia,
bingo, and a craft. tea and cookies
served. Bring a teacup and saucer.
Seating limited, adults only. RSVP
856-694-2833.
Downton Abbey Tea. Bogarts

Bookstore. 210 N. High St., Millville. 2
p.m. Celebrate the 5th Season and
National Tea Month with pastries, tea
sandwiches, hot teas, live music, hand
sewn costumes on display. $5 admission
(reservation required, 856-327-3714).
JANUARY 14 THROUGH 21
Nightlife at Bennigans. 2196 W.
Landis Ave., Vineland, 205-0010. Karaoke
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.
Nightlife at DiDonato Family Fun
Center. 1151 South White Horse Pike,
Hammonton. 609-561-3040. Tues.:
Quizzo. Fri. and Sat.: DJ and karaoke.
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.
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
House Irish Pub. 123 N. High St., Millville,
293-1200. Wed.: Karaoke. Fri.: Del & Pel 9
p.m. Sat.: Charlie Maines 5 p.m., Megan
Knight 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.
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.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 16
Third Friday: Book Signing / Ayla
Gentiletti & Joe Parella & Jozii Cowel.
Bogarts Bookstore. 210 N. High St.,
Millville. Free. Book signing with author
Ralph J. Martin Paranormal House 68
p.m. Live music 7 p.m.
Danny Gokey, American Idol Finalist.
40 W. Landis Ave., (the old DeMarco
Theater) Vineland. 7 p.m. His first and
only appearance in the area before his
tour. Tickets $20. Meet & Greet $30.
Tickets available online. www.higherplaceministries.org
Jerseys Funniest Comedy Show:

Geno & Friends. Merighi's Savoy Inn
(Rose Room), E. Landis Ave. and Union Rd.,
Vineland, 691-8051. 7 p.m. Co-headliners
Geno Bisconti and Shiuli Egar. Tickets $22.
SUNDAY, JANUARY 18
Poetry on High. Bogarts Bookstore. 210
N. High St., Millville. Free. Original poetry
and music 1:30-4:30pm Hosted by Rita
Lyn Lyman.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 16
Ayla Gentiletti with Joe
Parella and Jozii
Cowell of Deal Casino.
Bogarts Bookstore. 210 N.
High St., Millville. Free.
Live music 79 p.m.
Gentiletti is a 20-year-old
artist from Vineland who
is a former Miss
Cumberland County and
Miss Island Resort and
who competed in the Miss
New Jersey Pageant in
Ocean City for the past few years. Aylas music is produced by Jon Leidersdorff at
Lake House Music in Asbury Park. Leidersdorff is close with Springsteen and Bon
Jovi. Gentiletti is also working with a top Nashville songwriter with who has
numerous number one hits with artists like Rodney Atkins and Waylon Jennings.
This is her premiere show in New Jersey. Her first single, Jersey Girl, is now available on iTunes. Hear her music and see videos at www.aylagentiletti.com.
Imagination Movers. Vineland High

South Auditorium, E. Chestnut Ave.,
Vineland. 1 and 4 p.m. The MoversRich
Collins, Scott Durbin, Dave Poche and
Scott "Smitty" Smithbegan as an indie
rock band for kids in New Orleans a
decade ago and have since starred in 75
episodes of their television series, an
Emmy Award-winning TV series seen
worldwide on Disney Junior. This is a
fundraiser concert to benefit education
programs at Petway, D'Ippolito and
Mennies elementary schools. Tickets $25,
$60 for a seat plus a "Meet and Greet"
with the Movers. For information about
the event and to purchase tickets, go to
www.imaginationmoversfundraiser.bpt.me
will be accepted. To reserve seats, get

directions, or receive more information
on the series, call Maurice River Music at
856-506-0580.
LOOKING AHEAD:
FRIDAY, JANUARY 23
Kashmir A Led Zeppelin
Experience. Levoy Theatre, 126-130 N.
High St., Millville. 8 p.m. Live stage show,
sound, and likeness to bring audiences
and fans back to the days when the
mighty Led Zeppelin ruled the musical
landscape. Tickets $25, Day of Show
(+$5), www.levoy.net.
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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
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A residence in the Mauricetown, NJ area.

2:30 p.m. Cellist Kevin High and
Palisades Virtuosi pianist Ron Levy, pictured, will open Maurice River Musics
2015 season of salon concerts. High and
Levy will perform Sergei Prokofievs Cello
Sonata in C major, Op. 119one of his
greatest chamber works,
composed in
1949 for the
great cellist
Mstislav
Rostropovich.
Levy will perform Peter
Ilyich
Tchaikovskys
The Seasons,
Op. 37ba set
of 12 character
pieces for piano representing the months
of the year. He will also perform
Alexander Scriabins Prelude and
Nocturne for the Left Hand, Op. 9, commemorating the 100th anniversary of the
composers death. Seating is very limited, so reservations are required.
Donations to assist in covering expenses
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28
Mummenschanz. Luciano Theatre of
I Vintage Vineland
{ BY VINCE FARINACCIO }
Doc Brewers
Vineland Years
PET
CARE
Dr. Brewer found many opportunities for the exercise

of his intellect, and his benevolent disposition.
harles Brewer may not have

been the first physician to settle
here after serving in the army,
but he brought with him one of
the most fascinating military careers a
Vineland resident could have.
After receiving his undergraduate
degree in the Arts from St. Johns College
in 1852 and his medical degree from the
University of Maryland in 1855, Brewer
served in the U.S. Army for five years, during which he was involved in the rescue of
16 children in Utah, survivors of the
Mountain Meadows massacre. But following his January 1861 marriage to Maria
Pendleton Cooke, the second daughter of
General Philip St. George Cooke, he
resigned his commission during a visit to
his wifes relatives in Virginia and then, in
what might be perceived as an act of
betrayal, immediately joined the Medical
Corp of the Confederate Army.
Brewers family had been one of the
most prominent in Maryland since colonial
days, according to an entry sourced from
the Cumberland County Biographical Review
and contained in the 1903 Vineland
Historical and Antiquarian Society
(VHAS) publication The Early Physicians
of Vineland, N.J. Brewers father had been a
lawyer, a member of the legislature and a
Circuit Court judge as well as man of high
culture and fine taste, and a progressive and
public-spirited citizen. He was an outspoken supporter of the war for the Union.
Entering the Confederate forces,
Brewer must have met with considerable
criticism from his family and friends, but
his decision ultimately seems to have been
a means of serving the Union while wearing a gray uniform. He immediately
became an inspector of prison camps
where captured Federal soldiers faced
food shortage and poor conditions.
Brewers inspections resulted in recommendations that the men be returned to
the Federal government, which is exactly
what happened. At the conclusion of the
war, according to the VHAS pamphlet, he
was charged with the duty of transferring
to the Federal authorities, the eight thousand sick and wounded left in the hospitals at Richmond.
Brewer returned to his native Maryland
and continued his medical practice but,

after five years, the workload had taken its
toll on the 38-year-old physician, and he
sought a change in location and occupation.
His decision was to move himself and his
family to Vineland and to become a farmer.
The Brewers arrived in Vineland in
1870 and the farm work began immediately. After a few years, however, the good
doctor returned to his medical practice,
rejuvenated and eager to treat his fellow
townsfolk. According to The Early
Physicians of Vineland, Dr. Brewer found,
besides the work of his profession, many
opportunities for the exercise of his intellectual powers, and his benevolent disposition, in the kind of work for which he was
especially fitted. He was called early and
often, in one way or another, to duties and
positions of responsibility in Vineland, and
in Cumberland County, and sometimes to
such as reach a much wider range.
He became a lay reader of Trinity P. E.
Church, a Sunday school superintendent,
president of both the Cumberland County
Sunday-School Association and the Young
Men's Christian Association of Vineland, a
member of the County Bible Society and a
member of the State Charities Association.
In addition, his VHAS biography entry
reports that he was, for some years, an
active member of the Board of Health of
Vineland. In 1882, he was elected coroner
of Cumberland County. In 1887 he was
appointed postmaster of Vineland, holding
the office during the last half of the first
Cleveland administration, much to the
satisfaction of the community.
Brewers work during the Civil War
never seems to have left him in his civilian
life since he was twice appointed by the
Governor of the State as its official representative to the National Prison Congress,
which was held in Baltimore and Chicago
and he became a member of the National
Prison Association. The VHAS pamphlet
declares that he was interested in all that
pertains to criminology and prison reformation. These various associations and
appointments clearly indicate the benevolence of his disposition and his devotion
to whatever promises good to his fellow
beings, and especially to the erring and
the suffering. I
One Sweet Cookie

The rescued Cocker Spaniel became a Puppy
Tales therapy dog at the library. { BY ADRIENNE POSSENTI }
This photo of Cookie and Eloise Sulzman was taken in 2003 as part of the introduction
of Puppy Tales at the Vineland Public Library. A new display, "One Sweet Cookie," was
set up at the library last week.
hat Cookie did was make

all of us smile, said Eloise
Sulzman, owner of the
Cocker Spaniel therapy
dog who warmed everyones heart with
her gentle love.
An unofficial birth date of March 4,
1999, was calculated when Cookie was rescued by Bud and Eloise Sulzman in
December, 1999, at about age eight months.
The first order of business for Cookie was
an appointment with the veterinarian.
Among other things, Cookie needed to be
treated for a nasty case of the mange. The
Sulzmans already had two Brittany
Spaniels at their home on Myrtle Street
and Bud had begun a rescue for Brittanys.
The couple agreed to answer the call to go
to Heislerville to rescue Cookie on the
condition that theirs was a foster home

until a permanent one was found.
Before long, Cookie made known she
had a different plan for her future. Happy
and eager to call the cozy house of Bud
and Eloise home, Cookie simply fixed her
loving gaze into the eyes of her new
human parents, and it was no contest that
Cookie was in her fur-ever home.
Cookie flourished under the nurturing
care of her family. It wasnt until about
age four that Cookies exceptional personality and abilities were completely
revealed. In 2003 a new program called
Puppy Tales was introduced at the
Vineland Public Library. To encourage
children to read, a Puppy Tales dog had
to be, above all else, a good listener.
Cookie proved to be one of the best.
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Obedience, Rally, Agility and
Conformation.
Hom e!
Under the guiding hands of Eloise,

Cookie was registered, tested, insured and
passed the American Kennel Club Canine
Good Citizen test. Former Vineland Public
Library Community Relations Coordinator
Anita Lupcho modeled Puppy Tales on
the national Reading Education Assistance
Dogs (R.E.A.D.) program.
Irresistible, obedient and impeccably
groomed, Cookie exuded a sense of calm.
What an inspiration to children of all ages!
Always eager to listen to a child read and
with perfectly good manners, Cookie
showed the meaning of love.
Great anxiety was caused in April 2014
when Cookie wandered away from her
yard. The search for Cookie went on for
three fretful days. Through the efforts and
prayers of many, Cookie was found and
returned to her parents.
In addition to the Vineland Library,
Cookie frequently spent her time visiting
senior citizen residences and children in
community classrooms. As a Licensed
Clinical Social Worker, Eloise and Cookie
often worked together during client therapy sessions.
This wonderful Cocker Spaniel dog,
Cookie, who made everyone smile, died on
September 6, 2014 at age 15. She was buried
on September 14 at Petland Cemetery,
Vineland. Her grave marker reads
CookieEloises Partner.
Although Cookie was one-of-a-kind
and clearly irreplaceable, we plan to open
our home in her memory to another white
and orange Cocker Spaniel in Spring, 2015,
Eloise said.
Throughout her lifetime, Cookie earned
and received many accolades, certificates of
accomplishments and loving letters from
those who knew her. Memories of One
Sweet Cookie are on display during
January and February at the Vineland
Public Library. I
January Sale
HAPPENINGS
SAVE THE DATE:

Miss Vineland Pageant. Landis
Special Vineland BOE Meeting. Reber
Theater, E. Landis Ave., Vineland. 4:30

p.m. Tickets are $10 each 856-3058561 or 692-7219.
Admin. Bldg., Board Room, 625 Plum

St., Vineland. 6 p.m. Candidates will be
interviewed for Board Member vacancy.
Work session 7 p.m.
Millville Chamber General

Membership Luncheon. New Jersey
Motorsports Park, 8000 Dividing Creek
Rd., Millville. 11:30 a.m. Demonstration
by Western Pest Control Canine Division,
a specially trained team of dogs for
detecting bedbugs. $25. 856-825-2600.
Open House for Mid-Year School

Enrollment. Cumberland Christian
School, 1100 W. Sherman Ave., Vineland.
9 a.m.3 p.m. For those interested in
transferring in for second semester
(begins Jan. 27). CCS offers Christian
education for students from 3-year-old
kindergarten12th grade. 856-696-1600.
Five Secrets to Permanent Weight

Loss. Cooper Wellness Center, 6 LaSalle
St. (across from YMCA), Vineland. 78
p.m. Dr. Cooper, DC, from the Foundation
for Wellness Professionals, will speak.
Limited to 20 registered. 856-691-1313.
KEEP Your New Years

Resolution With Classes at
Small Group (9 or less) Pilates

Mat, Springboard, Barre Amped,
Toning & Sculpting classes
BLOW OUT
2014
INVENTORY
SALE STARTS
NOW!
Personal Attention from

Certi ied Instructors
Private and duet sessions
available by appointment
Your first class can be FREE! If you

purchase a package on your first
visit to the studio your first mat/
barre/tone & sculpt class is FREE!
Bikes, Accessories,
Service and More!
BIGGEST SALE EVER
WE ARE
EXPANDING
www.BicycleMojo.com
3722 E. Landis Ave.
Lincoln Plaza, Vineland
856-213-6365
New Member Orientation. Millville

Woman's Club, Third and E Sts., Millville.
1:30 p.m.. 825-7887 or 327-1717.
Affordable Care Act Enrollment.

Millville Public Library, 210 Buck St., Millville.
37 p.m. A Center for Family Services
navigator will help you enroll in a healthcare insurance plan. Walk-ins welcome.
www.centerffs.org/home
Greater Vineland Chamber of

Commerce General Membership
Luncheon. Ramada Vineland, Networking
new clients only, one time only
Call the studio to sign up for a class or visit

us on the web at BodyBeneitsPilates.com
for convenient on-line scheduling.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 15
(856) 457-5220
1851 W. Landis Ave.
Vineland NJ 08360
11:30 a.m., luncheon starts at noon. Topic:

Education in our community. $25/members - $30/non members Register by Jan.
13 to 856-691-7400.
Toddler Time. Millville Public Library,

210 Buck St., Millville. 11 a.m. Ages 18
months3 years. Miss Jan will read The
Way to the Zoo by John Burningham. Craft
is foam zoo animal mask to make and
wear home! Free and open to the public.
856-825-7087, ext. 12.
FRIDAY JANUARY 16
Designer Bag & Basket Bingo.
Woodland Country Day School, 1216
Roadstown Rd., Bridgeton. Doors open at
6 and games begin at 7 p.m. If you or
someone you know loves Coach, Michael
Kors, Kate Spade, and Vera Bradley Bags
and baskets made by that famous company in Ohio then you dont want to miss
this fun-filled evening. Tickets $25 (ticket

includes 20 games and a ticket for a
Coach door prize). 856-453-8499, ext. 112.
Affordable Care Act Enrollment.

Millville Public Library, 210 Buck St., Millville.
37 p.m. A Center for Family Services
navigator will help you enroll in a healthcare insurance plan. Walk-ins welcome.
www.centerffs.org/home
JANUARY 17 AND 18
Patcong Valley Model Railroad Club
Open House. 1308 Harding Hwy. (Rt.
40), Richland. 10 a.m4 p.m. Bring the
kids and a step stool for the wee ones.
Daily door prize for kids, grand prize
drawing Jan. 18 is a Lionel 0 gauge Polar
BUS TRIPS
The Vineland Moose Casino Bus
Trip will be going to Resorts
Casino, on January 20. The cost of
the trip is $20 and you will receive
$25 in slot play. Leaving from the
Vineland Moose at 187 W. Wheat
Rd. at 5 p.m. and will return at 11
p.m. For more information, contact
Gladys Borgese at 856-696-4213 or
856-297-2683 or Bob Martin at
856-692-5052.
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 856-8256085 for further information and to
sign up. (Bus filling up quickly.)
Stop the Violence

The Martin Luther King Jr.
Celelbration Committee will sponsor
a special program at Cumberland
County College, entitled Stop the
Violence. It will take place on
Thursday, January 15, at the Frank
Guaracini Jr. Art Center from 6 to 8
p.m. This program is a priority since
the county has had shootings and
killings in all three cities. Victims
families are encouraged to attend.
Honoring His Legacy

VAACDC Trading as North East
Community Development
Corporation Presents
THE REMEMBERANCETHE REALITY Saluting Dr. Martin Luther
King, Jr. and Pastors and Spouses
Friday, January 16, 2015
The Event Center @ Ramoth Church
(Formerly First Church of the
Nazarene), 2725 N. Delsea Dr.,
Vineland. 7 p.m. Donation: $45
Several local pastors plus Keynote
Speaker: Pastor Jamila Garnett, First
Baptist Church of Chesilhurst, NJ
Any questions call 856-297-4705
Sponsors: VAACDC, National
Congress of Black Women, Capital
Bank, NJ Dept. of State-Division of
Travel & Tourism, Cumberland
County Cultural & Heritage
Commission & The Tourism
Advisory Council (CCCHC), National
Association for the Advancement of
Colored People
(NAACP), Vineland High School
African American Cultural League
(VHS AACL), Newfield National
Bank and Capital Bank
Honoring His Legacy

Second event Saluting Dr. Martin
Luther King, Jr. and Community
Members
Celebrating Gloria Noto. North Italy
St. Padre Pio Parish
Hall, Virano Lane, Vineland. 69 p.m.

Celebrate Noto and her 20 years of
devoted service as Cumberland
County Clerk. Great food and music.
Donation $35 pp. Make Checks
payable to The City of Vineland
Republican Organization. Call Ruth
Carson at 609-501-4271.
(Our Lady of Pompeii Church)
4680 Dante Avenue,

Vineland, NJ 08361
856-691-7526
Express train set. No admission fee, donations accepted. www.patcongvalley. com
Winter Wine Weekend. Bellview Winery,

150 Atlantic St., Landisville. 12 noon5
p.m. Wine tasting, new wine releases, live
acoustic music, special food, and bonfires.
Open to public, free admission, optional
$5 tasting. Official release of two new vintages, Blaufrnkisch and Petit Verdot.
856-697-7172 or www.bellviewwinery.com/
SUNDAY, JANUARY 18
Bingo - Basket Auction. Beth Israel
Synagogue, 1015 E Park Ave., Vineland.
Doors open at 5, games start promptly at
6 p.m. All proceeds benefit the Kerem
Torah Community Hebrew School. Food
and beverages sold (due to kosher restrictions at the synagogue, absolutely no outside food or beverage allowed). Attendees
must be 18 years of age or older. 856899-5719 or KT4BINGO@GMAIL.COM
MONDAY, JANUARY 19
Dan Baker Induction. The All Sports
Museum of Southern New Jersey, 8 Burt
St., Bridgeton. 4 p.m. Induction of Phillies
Public Announcer and former voice of the
Philadelphia Eagles, Dan Baker, into the
Museum as a contributor to the South
Jersey sports scene. The public is invited.
NAMI Monthly Support Meeting.
Chestnut Assembly of God, 2554 E.
Chestnut Ave., Vineland. 79 p.m.
Monthly speaker/support meeting of the
Cumberland County Chapter of the
National Alliance on Mental Illness.
Susan Luciano, a retired lieutenant with
Cumberland County Department of
Corrections, will discuss her work on
behalf of those with a mental illness incarcerated in the Cumberland County Jail.
856-691-9234 or 856-305-5486.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 20
O.W.L.S. Fellowship for Seniors. First
Baptist Church, Rosemont and Catawba
Avenues in Newfield. 11 a.m.2 p.m.
Beverages and soup provided; please
bring a sandwich. Older Wiser Loving
Seniors meets the third Tuesday of each
month. 856-697-2217.
Rehabilitation Hospital of Vineland, 1237
West Sherman Ave., Vineland. 12 p.m.
Support group for amputees, caregivers
and families. Contact: Toni Shepherd, PT
at 856-696 7100, ext. 313 or e-mail
Antoinette.Shepherd@healthsouth.com
ACTIVITIES
JANUARY 16 & 17- Padre Pio players present: Nunsense II, The Second Coming at St. Mary School Gym, E. Vineland, Showtime 7 PM
Tickets:$15 general admission
JANUARY 25- Super Bowl Raffle {Prizes: 60 Vizio TV, 55" RCA TV,
Apple iPad Air 16Gb Tickets:$10
March 21- Jerry Blavat Dance, Rosary Hall, 7PM with buffet, $40 per
person
MARCH 22-24- Healing Mass with Fr. Richard McAlear March 22 Mass 3 PM March 23 Penance Service 7 PM March 24 Mass 7 PM
March 27- Padre Pio Players present: The Passion at the Guaracini
Theater, (Cumberland County College) 7 PM, Admission free(Good
will offering will be accepted)
MARCH 29- Palm Sunday Pasta Dinner and Chinese Auction
Rosary Hall 12 PM
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Landis Middle School, 63 W. Landis
Ave., Vineland, 8 a.m. Free.
Keynote Speaker: Reverend Dr.
Odinga Lawrence Maddox, ll
Price Memorial A.M.E. Zion Church,
Atlantic City, NJ
Any questions call 856-297-4705
Sponsors: VAACDC, National
Congress of Black Women, Capital
Bank, NJ Dept. of State-Division of
Travel & Tourism, Cumberland
County Cultural & Heritage
Commission & The Tourism
Advisory Council (CCCHC), National
Association for the Advancement of
Colored People (NAACP), Vineland
High School African American
Cultural League (VHS AACL),
Newfield National Bank and
Capital Bank
THURSDAY, JANUARY 15
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

The following transactions of $10,000 or more were filed with Cumberland County in
the month of September 2014 (transactions may have occurred in an earlier month).
Names listed may, in some cases, be those of buyers or sellers representatives.
BRIDGETON
17 Kersey St., Crestar Capital LLC to
Adam Grynasz on 9/2/14 for $22,000
4 Frazier Ave., David A Criss, Sr. to
Brandi Frajdenberg on 9/5/14 for
$142,500
17 Twin Oaks Dr., Sherwood at Twin
Oaks LLC to Roberta Stewart on 9/9/14
for $204,926
165 N Burlington Rd., US Bank Trust to
Raymond J Camp on 9/11/14 for
$65,900
580 N Pearl St., Herbert F Trout to
David M Trout on 9/11/14 for $196,000
39-41-43 Coral Ave., Kathy Ferguson to
Peterson AD Enterprises Inc. on 9/12/14
for $70,000
189 East Ave., Josue Rivera to Humberto
Vasquez on 9/18/14 for $35,000
14 Thompson Ave., Steven S Hubbard to
Vilma J Perez on 9/18/14 for $117,000
18-20 Eagle St. & C., Darrin J Pulman to
William Henry, III on 9/18/14 for
$128,000
174 Vine St., David M Dean to Jose Luis
Gonzales Gutierrez on 9/22/14 for
$25,000
100-02 & 106 N Pearl St., SA Challenger
Inc. to Amarjit Singh on 9/22/14 for
$40,000
40 East Ave., In His Image Evangelical
Ministries Inc. to Peterson AD
Enterprises Inc. on 9/25/14 for $20,000
231 E Commerce St., Robert J Pryor
(Conserv.) to RCT Realty LLC on 9/25/14
for $60,000
47 Myrtle St., Capital Finance Co. of
Delaware Valley Inc. to Anthony Y
OConnor on 9/29/14 for $47,500
4 Horton St., Charles H Jaggers, Sr. (by
Grdn.) to Malkeet Singh on 9/30/14 for
$25,000
138 Vine St., Paul A Amaranto (Trust) to
Earl N Barbary on 9/30/14 for $32,000
COMMERCIAL TWP
7079 James Moore Rd., Robin Springer
to Mathew S Godfrey on 9/11/14 for
$40,000
449 Evergreen Rd., Arthur Finch (Exec.)
to James Hiles on 9/17/14 for $11,000
DOWNE TWP
226 New Jersey Ave., Ralph M Salber, Jr.
to William K Pierce on 9/2/14 for
$143,000
311 Baptist Rd., William J Wootten, Sr. to
Donna A Chance on 9/10/14 for $44,000
34 Louisiana Ave., Michael S Kruczaj, III
(Adm. Exec.) to Kim M Greatrex on
9/22/14 for $20,000
Haleyville Rd., John T Barbour to State
of New Jersey Dept, of Env. Prot. on
9/25/14 for $136,925
FAIRFIELD TWP
Lummis Mill Rd., Bruce Howard Hickman
to Ronald Arciero on 9/2/14 for $13,000
Lummis Mill Rd., Brittany Bender to
Ronald Arciero on 9/15/14 for $40,000
338 Gould Ave., Tameka Robbins-Hardin
(Exec.) to Marvin R Pierce, Jr. on 9/16/14
for $245,000
GREENWICH TWP
1097 Gum Tree Corner, Donna M Cailliau
(Ind. Exec.) to James L Kille, Jr. on
9/10/14 for $210,000
HOPEWELL TWP
704-710 Shiloh Pike, Three Moons LLC
to Reeves Road Properties LLC on 9/8/14
for $200,000
175 Sewall Rd., Walter R Sharp, Sr. to
Evolve Bank & Trust (Trust) on 9/8/14 for
$420,000
160 Percy Blew Rd., Bryan G Toft to
Sharon Dare on 9/10/14 for $190,000
725 Shiloh Pike, Linda D Viola (Ind.
Exec.) to Michael R Thalwitzer on
9/30/14 for $60,000
LAWRENCE TWP
34 Edgewood Ave., Jeffrey Rand Cox to
Stone Financing LLC on 9/2/14 for
$149,999
34 Edgewood Ave., Stone Financing LLC
to Carol L Taylor on 9/2/14 for $149,999
Shaws Mill Rd., Inc. Cumberland
Christian School to Coal Builders LLC on
9/9/14 for $20,000
466 Main St., William T Ridgway, Jr. to
David M Aron on 9/9/14 for $150,000
33 Back Rd., Karen Jimenez (Exec.) to
Anthony J Christaldi, Jr. on 9/16/14 for
$55,500
MAURICE RIVER TWP
3831 Rt. 47, Lynx Asset Services LLC to
Brian Porter on 9/3/14 for $150,000
Delsea Dr., Cathy L Giovinazzi to James
J Salvatore on 9/5/14 for $11,000
240 Carlisle Pl., US Bank Trust (by Atty.)
to John Dworak on 9/19/14 for $35,000
445 Port Elizabeth-Cumberland Rd., Eric
R Streahle to Edgar E Scott, III on
9/25/14 for $163,000
MILLVILLE
1227 Robin Rd., Clifton Savings Bank to
Spervin LLC on 9/2/14 for $125,000
905 Pleasant Dr., Axel J Johnson, III to
Donald Scott on 9/2/14 for $145,900
917 N Third St., James R Camp (Exec.)
to Lynn Resch on 9/3/14 for $50,000
203 Ginger Ave., Mary A Rodgers to
Preston Weiters, Jr. on 9/3/14 for
$137,600
726 Overbrook Ave., Mark C Gorgas to
Gary G Krevetski on 9/3/14 for $144,900
6 Amy Ct., William B Nieukirk to Federal
National Mortgage Assoc. on 9/3/14 for
$174,991
1525 Silver Run Rd., Elizabeth S Milne to
Steven P Kronenberg on 9/5/14 for
$122,500
1499 Silver Run Rd., Elizabeth S Milne
to Steven P Kronenberg on 9/5/14 for
$425,000
514 S Third St., Craig Cossaboon to
Priscilla Rodriguez on 9/8/14 for
$32,000
201-211 Kates Blvd., GBV Real Estate
LLC to Sarda Realty LLC on 9/10/14 for
$130,000
36 Hogbin Rd., Federal Home Loan
Mortgage Corp. (by Atty.) to Blaise R
Menzoni on 9/15/14 for $72,000

18 Porreca Dr., Bayview Loan Servicing
LLC to K&L Property Management LLC
on 9/15/14 for $100,000
238 S 4th St. & C., Mark Trapani to 320
Smith LLC on 9/18/14 for $85,000
902 Shar Lane Blvd., Marilyne Phillips to
Ryan J Strong on 9/18/14 for $125,000
710 Menantico Ave., Landmark
Development No. 4 LLC to Kyle R
Jefferies on 9/18/14 for $168,900
1005 Shar Lane Blvd., Landmark
Development No. 4 LLC to Terea J Jones
on 9/18/14 for $175,900
327 N 5th St., John G Denbleyker, Jr. to
Kevin Ragsdale on 9/22/14 for $50,000
928 Cedar St., River City Rentals LLC to
Derrick Nickle on 9/22/14 for $154,500
2702 W Main St., TLR-V LLC to 2702
West Main Street LLC on 9/24/14 for
$77,000
Fairton Rd., Joan A Campagna to State
of New Jersey Dept. of Env. Prot. on
9/24/14 for $168,613
27 E Forest Glen Dr., Lori Jean Jarema
to William J Dimsha, Jr. on 9/26/14 for
$125,000
UPPER DEERFIELD
284 Woodruff Rd., Helga A Steinke to
Jonathan Wojciechowski on 9/5/14 for
$170,000
16 Thoroughbred Ct., RJS Heritage
Homes Inc. to Neil Everingham on 9/8/14
for $288,312
162 Seeley Rd., Michael Weist, II to
Amanda Mehaffey on 9/11/14 for
$220,000
294 Finley Rd., Denise Blauth Lorenzo to
Allen J Lorenzo, Sr. on 9/18/14 for
$230,000
54 Dubois Rd., John J Williams, Jr. to
Robert Morris, Jr. on 9/23/14 for
$180,000
121 Silver Lake Rd., James J Patitucci,
Jr. to Erich A Beckwith on 9/24/14 for
$185,000
15 N Park Dr., Douglas A Weber (Ind.
Exec.) to Douglas A Weber on 9/29/14
for $105,000
17 N Park Dr., Douglas A Weber (Ind.
Exec.) to Douglas A Weber on 9/29/14
for $120,000
3 Victory Ct., Maurice Pierce to
Josephine C Garrison on 9/29/14 for
$215,000
VINELAND
2771 E Chestnut Ave., Fannie Mae (by
Atty.) to Veniamin V Baranovskiy on
9/2/14 for $73,001
1336 Garry Ave., Nancy W Kidston (Est.
by Exec.) to Angel Velez, Jr. on 9/4/14 for
$140,000
1009 &C Golda Ln., Ricardo J Slade to
David DiLeonardo on 9/4/14 for
$180,000
56 S Valley Ave., Suraye Svanidze to
Sabir Azal on 9/5/14 for $94,000
115 W Oxford St., Brandi Camp to Tanya
L Olinda on 9/5/14 for $119,000
49 Columbia Ave., Vanya N Cintron to
Edgardo L Perez on 9/5/14 for $130,000
414 Beacon Ave., Wilbert Russell Hull, Jr.
to Catherine V Conley on 9/5/14 for
$199,900
3553 Venturi Ln., Mae Vargas to Patrick
McGrory on 9/5/14 for $272,000
111 Yelkca Ave., Patricia A Fulton to
Christopher Albrecht on 9/8/14 for
$65,000
8 Evelyn Ave., Benjamin Avilez (by Atty.)

to Veletta Sween on 9/8/14 for $135,000
1460 Nelson Ave., Gerard J Arsenault
(by Atty.) to Pablo Aviles on 9/8/14 for
$188,000
1600 N High St., James J Tenbrook to
Professional Properties of NJ LLC on
9/8/14 for $350,000
743 E Grape St., McCormick 105 LLC to
Utopia Investments LLC on 9/9/14 for
$70,000
125 S Mill Rd., Mario Gomez to Bota
Investments LLC on 9/9/14 for $72,000
2075 W Korff Dr., Veronica Gonzalez to
Israel Vazquez on 9/9/14 for $134,000
1206 Elm Rd., US Bank Trust (by Atty.)
to Jose D Fernandez-Paula on 9/10/14
for $75,000
557 N Valley Ave., Steven T Fagotti to
Richard L Martine, II on 9/11/14 for
$97,500
1669 Gardner St., Lillian Spellman to
James David Spellman on 9/11/14 for
$110,000
2481 Blackwood Dr., Joy Smith to Sean
P McCormick on 9/11/14 for $140,000
523 Hazel Ave., Brian W Cole to Lisa
Mullings on 9/11/14 for $145,000
223 Mount Vernon St., Jerry Vargas (Ind.
Atty.) to Ariana Arbona on 9/15/14 for
$88,000
1640 Linden Ct., Linda L Lawhun to
Ashlee E Seitz on 9/16/14 for $200,000
2930 S Main Rd., Federal Home Loan
Mortgage Corp. (by Atty.) to Valentin
Kobys on 9/17/14 for $42,000
970 Venezia Ave., Vincent C Hagerty to
Chad J DiDomenico on 9/17/14 for
$276,000
1139 Mayfair Ct., Katherine A LeonardLoehfelm to Silver Run Realty LLC on
9/18/14 for $80,000
1083 W Walnut Rd., Charles H Tripp to
Isaida Arce on 9/18/14 for $158,000
3345 Venturi Ln., NVR Inc. (DBA) to
Janet D Sharp on 9/18/14 for $260,665
2400 La Valle Ave., Antonio M Madeira
to Richard T Smith on 9/18/14 for
$264,900
371 Highland Ave., Nelida Vidro to
Damaris Acosta on 9/19/14 for $155,000
3251 Tuttlegrove Rd., NVR Inc. (DBA) to
Brenda E Steward on 9/19/14 for
$265,275
71 E Weymouth Ave., David Lopez to
Vanya N Cintron on 9/19/14 for $319,000
745 Wellington Ct., NVR Inc. (DBA) to
Sakia T Hill on 9/22/14 for $174,941
741 Wellington Ct., NVR Inc. (DBA) to
Shawn Mosley on 9/22/14 for $194,990
3097 N East Ave., Richard Ira Brown to
Edward William Conrow on 9/22/14 for
$216,500
735 S Main Rd., Catherine Saoner to
Bartholowmew F Brigidi on 9/25/14 for
$65,000
1041 W Oak Rd., Nelson Robert Nunberg
(Exec.) to Frank E Donisi on 9/25/14 for
$125,000
5583 Hunter Ct., Federal Home Loan
Mortgage Corp. (by Atty.) to Dimitrios
Evangelis on 9/26/14 for $64,900
20 Ewan Terr., Gerard W Dooley to
Robert F Leech on 9/29/14 for $150,000
833 E Park Ave., Assured Property
Solutions LLC to Eliza B Twegby on
9/29/14 for $160,000
560 Sandy Ct., LLC EJG Properties at
Woodcrest to Melvin Rodriguez on
9/29/14 for $220,000
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Residential repair, additions, and services.
Bonded and insured.
no job is too small.
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No pets, no indoor
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Real Estate
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856-982-0300.
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www.OmahaSteaks.com/mb65
Individual wanted to
share house in
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for utilities. $100 security deposit. $750/mo.
609-213-0832
Think Christmas
China plate with duck
stamp prints. Boxed, $10.
Hand-knitted blanket of
new acrylic fiber, $295
OBO. Call 692-0106.
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Services
Wil Custodio Electric Inc.

Residential
Commercial. Servicing all
your electrical needs. NJ
Lic# 6903-B. 856-6961625.
Hill Tree Service Trimming

and removal of trees and
hedges and yard cleanup.
Free estimates. Please call
856-462-1550.
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.
Pete Construction.
Specializing in decks,
roofs and home
remodeling. State
licensed and insured.
Call for a free estimate. 609-335-9251.
MLV Roofing. Rubber roofs,
shingles, mobile homes,
coatings, and repairs. 856207-9810.
"Underpressure" Power
washing & painting,
cleaning roofs, sidings
& decks. Servicing tristate area. Free estimates: 856-558-2978
BROOKFIELD FARMS
LLC is under new management and open for
business! 435 Hance
Bridge Rd, Vineland,
NJ 08361. Contact:
Jerry Gillespie
856.696.3970. Now
open for boarding.
Indoor & outdoor arenas, pony rides, riding
lessons, children's
parties. Ask about our
new customer discounts!
City Supply/
Discount Kitchens
Floor covering/
surplus/free estimate
and layout
Contractor pricing.
571 N East Blvd,
Vineland.
856-213-6661
Bikes Wanted
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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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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decks and garage, too
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Call 609-774-1509.
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