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A special tribute to fathers and the sons who follow in their footsteps.
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Ford Motor Company. All iconic brands that
owe their success to the generations of family
who built and grew them into the powerhouses they
are today. Just as famous in our eyes are the many
Vineland-area businesses that have done the same. In
this, our Fathers Day issue, we celebrate all Vinelandarea dads with a special focus on three fathers and the
sons who chose to follow their lead.
Tom Merighi, Jr. followed his dad into the family business just as
Tom, Sr. did a generation earlier. The multi-generational story is
shared by the Mainiero and Pustizzi men profiled in this issue.
FOUR GENERATIONS OF MAINIERO MEN

We begin with two of the four generations of
Mainiero men whose efforts have led South Jerseys
oldest appliance, TV dealer and independent jewelry
store into its 107th year of operations. Biagio Mainiero
started the business in 1908, selling jewelry and small
electric appliances. Biagio passed the reigns to Nick
Mainiero, Sr., who later handed them down to Nick
Skip Mainiero, Jr. It was Nick Sr. and Skip who
expanded to include large appliances and later, bring the
whole operation under one roof. Today, fourth-generation Mainiero brothers, Ed and Joe manage the business.
As a kid, I remember being in awe of the store, said
Ed. I felt proud knowing that my family owned this big
place filled with so many things to look at and explore.
Ed also has many fond memories of spending time at the
store with his brother. We wandered all over the warehouse and loved to climb into the huge cardboard boxes
and hide, said Ed. We were young boys and liked any
kind of action, so watching the forklifts and riding the
elevator were two of our favorite things to do.
While their dad worked long hours, Ed and Joe
remember him making a point to set aside time for family.
Continued on page 19
s a result of the Lilliston Auto Groups

Lilliston 500 race promotion,
Lilliston Auto Group will be donating
$50,000 to Susan G. Komen Central &
South Jersey to help fight breast cancer
here in the community. This marks the second year in a row that Lilliston Auto Group
had made this donation. The stores involved
in this drive for the cure include Lilliston
Ford in Vineland, Lilliston Honda in Vineland
and Lilliston Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram in
Millville.
On June 8, at Lilliston Ford, the group
presented the $50,000 donation to Susan
G. Komen Central & South Jersey, with
speeches from Lilliston Auto Group ownership and management, as well as the
Directors of Susan G. Komen Central &
South Jersey.
Another $50,000 donation from Lilliston
Auto Group will once again provide enormous help for the women of Central and
South Jersey, said Alicia Barbieri, Race &
Third-Party Event Manager at Susan G.
Komen CSJ. The amount of this donation
that will stay local will be enough to provide
over 300 life-saving mammograms right
here in our community.
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I Does and Donts

{ BY PAUL J. DOE, FORMER EDITOR, CUMBERLAND NEWS }
Jenn-der Issue
Our columnist speaks out about
Bruce/Caitlyn Jenner.
Has Moved!
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he 1976 Olympics is a memory

of mine mostly because of
Bruce Jenner. I can clearly
remember him winning the last
event of the decathalon (the 1600-meter
race) and grabbing a U.S. flag and taking a
victory lap around the stadium.
Perfect hair, great tan, movie-star good
looks and hed just won the title worlds
greatest athlete. Plus, and I can clearly
remember this, he stopped on his victory
lap and kissed his beautiful blonde wife.
A week or so later and hes on the
Wheaties box and headed to Hollywood.
Four years later, Sports Illustrated did a
where are they now? piece on Jenner as
the world got ready for the 1980 Olympics.
That was the last thing I can remember
reading or hearing about him until he resurfacedmany years and three marriages
lateras the least interesting member of the
not-very-interesting Kardashian clan.
Incidentally, I recently reread that article and was reminded why I kind of lost
track of the guy: In real life he just wasnt
very interesting.
The article is available on the Sports
Illustrated website if you want to read it.
The magazine has some of the best
writers in the world but even they
couldnt make the guy interesting.
It was that issues cover story, and the
writer obviously spent a great deal of time
with the worlds greatest athlete.
But, there was just one long Jenner
quote in the whole story.
As a guy whos done a few long interview
stories, that tells me two things: One, the guy
probably isnt the sharpest knife in the drawer, and two, he probably isnt very likable.
When Jenner did resurface with the
Kardashians, the first thing you had to
notice was the extensive plastic surgery he
had done on his face.
Remember, this had been a Hollywood
handsome guy. Now, it looked like someone had been whittling on his face.
As the Kardashians became more and
more ubiquitous (look it up), Jenner
became, sort of, an offshoot of that more
famous brand. And, a kind of punchline for
the late night comedians: Leno, Letterman
and Kimmel all lit him up on a regular basis
because he was forever doing dumb stuff.
How could he not, living with the
Kardashians?
All that stuff is off the table now
though because, it turns out, Bruce was

living in the closet for 40 years and were
not allowed to be anything but sympathetic to the poor guys plight.
And thats what bothers me.
He lived a lie for 40 years and were
happy that hes telling the truth now.
ESPN announced it was giving Jenner
its courage award this year for coming out
(dressed as a woman).
Really?
Do the awards people really think
thats the most courageous act by a person
connected to sports over the past year?
Or, do they think that the exposure the
Jenner story has been receiving will translate
into higher ratings for their awards show.
Jenner has apparently reached that rarified atmosphere where you can no longer
express an opinion.
The whole thing begs the question: Have
we reached the tipping point where there is
no right or wrong; only whats acceptable?
I wish Jenner all the best in his new
lifestyle.
I also wish news about Jenner would
just go away and stay away. He was a
good-looking man and now hes a goodlooking woman. But, as someone once
famously said, a rose is a rose is a rose.
And, a jerk is a jerk is a jerk.
Gender doesnt enter into it.
In fact, the whole thing reminds me a
little of my least favorite Bible storythe
one about the prodigal son.
You all know the story: One son takes
his inheritance and heads off to the big
city where he spends his fortune on wine,
women and song.
When his money is gone, he returns to
the family home where his father greets him
with open arms and throws him a big party.
I always thought that there was something wrong with that storythe rejoicing
should have been for the sons who stayed
home, did the work and lived life the way
their parents has raised them.
Jenner may be the prodigal son/daughter but that doesnt make him a role model
or heroeven for those who are going
though similar problems.
The heroes are the people who just do
it every day and dont take 40 years to
make up their mind which dress to wear. I
Paul Doe can be reached via e-mail at
paul@grapevinenewspaper.com.
I Faces in the News

Congratulations, Daughter!
Nicole Ren Jones, graduated May 17, 2015, from
Wilmington University, with her Bachelors Degree in
Criminal Justice. While attending Wilmington, Nicole
was on the Deans List with a GPA of 3.8. She graduated
with honors cum laude. Nicole is on the Wilmington
University Honor Society Delta Epsilon Rho. All while
working two jobs, employed at Tropicana Casino and
Kmart.
We are so proud of you, and love you very much.
Love, Mom, Dad, Alexis, Casey, Shawn, ShyAnna,
Elijah and Grandma and Grandpa Gibbons
To Amanda Lynn Melini

Congratulations on your bachelor's degree from
Rowan University.
Love,
Mom and Dad
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Jennie M. Crescenzo, of Vineland has graduated

from Rowan University with a Bachelor of Arts Degree
in Music. A native Vinelander, Jennie attended Sacred
Heart Grammar School and Vineland Public Schools,
graduating from Vineland High School in 2010. During
her school years, she studied dance, piano, trumpet
and voice. She was a member of the Vineland High
School Marching Clan/Concert Band, the Jazz Band,
The VHS Select Choir, The Madrigal Singers and took
part in several CapnDagger theatrical productions.
She was also trumpet player and vocalist for the
Cumberland County College Jazz Band and Wind
Symphony and sang with the Cumberland County
Chorus.
While at Rowan, Jennie was a member of the Rowan Concert Choir, which performed on campus and at area venues. Jennie also toured and performed with the
Concert Choir in Budapest, Hungary, Krakow, Poland, Prague, Czech Republic,
Florence and Rome, and at St Peters Cathedral at the Vatican. She also took part
in the Rowan Opera Company productions of Opera Scenes programs, plus the
productions of La Clemenza Di Tito, and The Happy Prince.
Jennie has plans to instruct vocal students privately and to seek a Masters
Degree in Music Therapy.
She is the daughter of Warren and Barbara Crescenzo of Vineland.
I Faces in the News

Marino Excels at Technical Education Center
Taylor Marino, a senior at Cumberland
Regional High School and student in the
Computer Repair & Networking Program at
Cumberland County Technical Education
Center, was selected as the Student of the
Month for May/June 2015. She is the
daughter of Mike and Michele Marino.
With the encouragement and support
given to her by her family and friends, Taylor
took her predisposition for tinkering with electronics, and decided to come to CCTEC.
Before coming to CCTEC, I seemed to have a knack for solving very small computer related issues. I decided to be in the Computer Repair and Networking
course at CCTEC so that I could further my knowledge in the field, she said.
CCTEC instructor, Mr. Morales, nominated Taylor for Student of the Month.
Taylor is the ideal student. She is hard-working, mature young lady. She accomplishes her tasks with great initiative and has a very positive attitude. She is always
respectful. Her work is always above and beyond the expectations that are set and
she is always willing to help her peers in the class, Mr. Morales said.
Taylor credits CCTEC with providing her an education that her home school
could not: CCTEC provided me with hands-on training. Nowhere in my homeschool will you find a class that allows you to take apart and rebuild computers,
phones and other networking devices, Taylor said.
Taylors other academic accomplishments include achieving Honor Roll during
her tenure in the program. In addition, she is a member of student council. Outside
of school, Taylor is employed at F&S Produce, where she works in the front desk
performing documentation scanning.
After graduating from CCTEC, she plans on pursuing a post-secondary education.
From left: Dr. John Burns, Substitute Assistant Principal, Mr. Carlos Morales, Computer Repair
and Networking Instructor, Taylor Marino, and Mrs. Patricia Robbins, Assistant Principal.
100th Birthday
Celebration
Mary (Matarozzi) DiMatteo turned
100 years old on May 27, 2015.
Mary was surrounded by her family
during a celebratory luncheon held in
her honor at a local East Vineland
restaurant on Saturday, May 30. It was
a wonderful day filled with love, laughter, good food and family.
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Grants
The Vineland Elks Lodge #1422
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received by the Elks National
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received a huge
financial boost when
Robert and Richard
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donated $5,000 to
help pay for the
event, according to
Dr. Thomas McCann,
VHS Principal.
Over the last
decade, the Allens
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a free all-night drug
and alcohol-free party for seniors to celebrate their high school graduation. The
location for this celebration is always a secret known only to a few of the organizers and never revealed to the students until their actual arrival at the site.
A variety of school and community fundraisers have helped pay for the event
for the past several years. The cost of the event is about $60,000, including
transportation.
"We are very grateful for this latest, and most generous donation to help pay
for Project Graduation," said Dr. McCann. "Raising money for this event has been
very challenging because of the difficult economy, and this will really help. The
Allen brothers are famous for their generosity in supporting their alma mater."
Accepting the donation on behalf of the senior class was Jennifer Negron,
who has volunteered more than 500 hours of service to her community this year.
County Fairgrounds Sparkle

4-H members, leaders, parents, staff
and friends, together with Rutgers Master
Gardeners, held a clean-up at the
Cumberland County Fairgrounds on June
9. Volunteers were raking leaves, mowing,
weed whacking, planting and removing
debris from the grounds.
This years Fair will be held Tuesday,
July 7 through Saturday, July 11.
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call the 4-H office at 856-451-2800 ext. 3.
For information about how you can apply
to serve as a 4-H volunteer, contact Julie
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Christmas in July (and June)

Johnsons Truck & Auto Repair is collecting for the Cumberland County SPCA.
You will receive a $10 coupon towards any
automotive service and a handmade gift
for every donation made. Help them give a
little love to these fur babies.
Items being collected:
Dog food (wet and dry)
Cat food (wet and dry)
Kitty litter
Treats
Toys
Blankets
Kitten formula
Pet shampoo and conditioner
Small animal supplies (bedding, food,
toys)
All donated items are being collected at
247c Harding Hwy (Rt. 40), Vineland,
through July 31.
Boys & Girls Club to

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The Boys & Girls Club of Vineland is
raffling off a Holland grill (value of
$1,000). Raffle tickets are $10 each and
the drawing will be held on Friday, June
19 at 6 p.m. at the Carl Arthur Center. For
tickets call 856-896-0244/856-696-4190
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Now, through a Swim Access Scholarship
Grant from the YMCA of the USAs
Strategic Initiatives Fund, the local YMCA
hopes to further reduce local drowning
rates. This grant initiative offers swim
instruction and water safety to low
income and vulnerable youth who are
nonswimmers or beginners. The eightsession swim program will be offered free
of charge to children ages 5 to 14.
In order to be considered for this program, parents/guardians must complete
and submit an application by June 17.
Applications will be reviewed and YMCA
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No Reply from Mayor
I received a letter personally addressed
to me from Vineland Mayor Ruben
Bermudez dated June 1, 2015. It was a
request for donations for 4th of July fireworks. Im surmising it was due to my past
donations towards the fireworks.
Normally, I would simply write a check
and drop it in the mail. Normally.
However, in October of 2013, my 14-yearold neighbor was killed walking across the
street to catch the bus. A few days after, I
e-mailed all seven County Freeholders, the
five members of Vineland City Council,
and the Mayor. I asked that they put a light
at the intersection of Main and Elmer. I
pointed out that while I didnt know for
certain that a light would have prevented
her death, I did know a light might prevent
more of my neighbors from being killed. If
nothing else, it should slow down the traffic on the speedway in front of my house.
Within a couple of days I had heard
from three members of City Council and
two members of the Board of Freeholders.
Because of their efforts, the light should be
up by the fall. And I thank both governing
bodies for their efforts.
But despite repeated attempts on my
part of reaching out to the Mayor for his
help on this, he never even so much as
acknowledged my request for help. Now,
he wants my help.
He is supposed to represent all citizens
of this fine city, including me. But apparently I dont matter, except in his time of
need. Because of that, I cannot in good
conscience help him in his time of need. I
realize the citizens of the city may suffer
because of this. But to that I say let him get
the funding from the people that do seem
to matter to him. As far as Im concerned,
he has no shame. And the citizens of the
city suffer from that as well.
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you, drive to the Golden Palace Diner &
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councilman (to the immediate left on your
TV screen if you watch City Council meetings) the new business administrator and
every computer and printer inside
Vinelands City Hall in return for Phillies'
catcher Carlos Ruiz bobble head. If you
really analyze this proposal, its a no-brainer. When Mayor Carlos and Mr. Tonetta
review city business matters, Carlos head
will be shaking in the affirmative because
he will be getting sound advice. And,
Carlos wont be giving Mr. Tonetta mixed
signals by putting down his middle finger...
2) Did you know that Vineland
Historical and Antiquarian Society curator,
Pat Martinelli (an outstanding writer) and
other city historians want the city to create

a commission to preserve historic buildings
in Vineland. Uh-oh! It looks as though
Carlos is putting down two fingers this
time. Hes signaling a curve ball. So Pat, you
and the other historians better sprint to the
corner of Landis Avenue and North Myrtle
streets for starters to claim Sacred Heart
Church as a historical building. I think
Sacred Heart Parish was built around
1927 or 1929. Surely, that magnificent
church qualifies as preservion-worthy.
Heck, even Sarah Palin can see Sacred
Hearts steeple from her back porch, which
faces Russia as we all know. (Everyone better wave to Ms. Palin and Russian President
Vladimir Putin.) Another building located
at 15 North East Avenue is certainly an historical structure worth saving. Wow! Look
at Carlos head rapidly nodding in approval
again. That would be the location of nowclosed (for a stupid reasonand please
kindly check the number of young women
who graduated from Our Lady of Mercy
Academy in Newfield this year) Sacred
Heart High School. Zoltar is no fan of the
Diocese of Camden. Thats a shocker, huh?
Zoltar tells me he thinks that the high
school is indeed another historical site and
that it should also be preserved forever.
There obviously are many other historical
buildings in the city. Unfortunately, the
powers that be decided (without consulting
the parishioners of Sacred Heart, who contributed tons of money for decades) that its
former massive rectory on Landis Avenue
didnt suit their needs any longer either
and ... abracadabra ... two For Sale signs
now appear on our rectory lawn. So Pat and
historian friends, preserving Sacred Heart
Church and the high school will be a massive undertaking if you attempt to do so.
3) Zoltar thinks (but doesnt know for
sure yet) that the Bishop of the Camden
Diocese and former SH priest, Rev. Carmel
Polidano, and all those wealthy contributors should enjoy their reportedly
$400,000 house in Woodbury while that
mansion is still owned by the diocese.
Zoltar tells me he sees the face of Pope
Francis clearly in his crystal ball and the
leader of the Catholic Church is shaking
his head in disapproval for wasting, reportedly $400,000, to purchase a mansion
when that money could have been used for
Catholic education at SHHS!
4) Zoltar says he also sees in his crystal
ball that there are a handful of nuns living
in the former SH rectory. Zoltar says the
crystal ball is a bit fuzzy, but he says that it
appears these nuns are from Kenya, but
hes not exactly sure. Even Mayor Ruiz
wonders where these women, who dedicate their lives to God, will live when the
Camden Diocese sells SHs rectory?
5) Zoltar tells me he sees a happy
retirement ahead for Monsignor Victor
Muro, Pastor of Divine Mercy Parish in
Vineland. To the best of my knowledge,

Msgr. Muro never received the recognition
he rightly deserved when he had the vision
to construct the beautiful Our Lady of
Guadalupe shrine. Yes, he had many
helpers, but the shrine would never have
happened without Msgr. Muro overseeing
the entire project to completion.
Congrautlations Msgr. Muro!
6) Zoltar is a bit confused because his
crystal ball is slowly going dark as he sees
that town daily newspapers local editorials have faded away. Zoltar tells me he
doesnt see Daily Journal Editorial Editor
John Garrahans daily editorials any longer
on the editorial page of that newspaper,
and its those same local editorials that
keep the community up to snuff on the
important and controversial issues that
affect the Vineland community and the
county. Mr. Garrahans daily editorials are
sorely missed, plus hes a good guy and
its critical that the readers are kept
informed of the good, bad and the ugly.
7) Can you look into your crystal ball
for me, Zoltar, and tell me what my alltime favorite phrase is? Zoltar says he definitely sees the phrase, the pen is mightier
than the sword. Ya know something
Zoltar? Your Tom Brady-deflated crystal
balls really are super!
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There has been a rumor that the

Cumberland County Family Shelter is closing for a month due to reduced funding.
After speaking with representatives from
the Cumberland Family Shelter,
Cumberland County government, and the
Board of Social Services, I can confirm that
this rumor is FALSE. The shelter is and
will remain open.
There are two primary funding streams
that support clients at the Family Shelter:
General Assistance/Emergency Assistance
(GA/EA) & Social Services for the
Homeless (SSH). The first line of funding
is the GA/EA, which the Cumberland
County Board of Social Services administers. GA/EA eligibility guidelines are
established by the state and require compliance with various mandates. If a client
were eligible, then these funds would
allow the individual to stay at the Shelter.
If they were not eligible, then SSH funding
would (generally) be utilized to pay for
their time at the Shelter. There are compliance mandates for SSH funding as well.
What is happening, and generally happens toward the end of the funding cycle,
is that the SSH funding is quickly running
dry. Clients are being evaluated by the
State to see if those who are in the pending
status or denied status might be eligible for
GA/EA, thereby allowing retroactive reimbursement to the SSH funding pool. This
evaluation will allow the Shelter, County,
and State to determine if additional SSH
funding may be needed, so as to not turn
away those ineligible for GA/EA. The only

people who have been dismissed by the
Shelter are those who have not been compliant with the mandates associated with
these funding streams.
The Shelter, County, and State are
actively monitoring the funding situation.
Those on the frontline in the County and
the Shelter are working diligently in determining any additional needs. Let us be
prayerful that if additional funds are necessary that the State will provide them.
This is another reminder of the need
that we have as a County for a Homeless
Trust Fund, and I hope that you will sign
the petition at: www.codeblueccnj.org.
Pastor Rob Weinstein
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Dorothy A. Robinson, of Vineland, died

at the home of her niece Maryalice with
whom she lived following a battle with
lung cancer. She was predeceased by
her husband Donald C. Robinson.
Dorothy is survived by her sisters Irene
Sampley, Richardson, TX, Patricia
(Louis) Mazzola, Edgewater, FL, and
Lois (Leon) Kurcharski, New Castle, DE.
Rose (Cugino) Serra, of Vineland,
passed away peacefully at home with
her family by her side on May 29. Rose
graduated from Vineland High and was
a bookkeeper at Newell Clothing Co. for
29 years. She worked for Serra Sausage
until recently. She is survived by her
daughter Anita (Robert) Amundson;
grandson and fianc Robert Amundson
and Kate Miller; granddaughter Ann
(Michael) Nitsche; brother-in-law
Joseph (Laura) and Solve Serra; and
sisters-in-law, Carmella Casella, Mary
Landi and Ellen Serra. Rose was predeceased by her husband John Serra.
Jennie (Sterner) Castello, 91, of
Minotola, passed away on May 30. She
worked in the packing and shipping
department for Wilmad Glass for over
30 years. She was an instructional aide
for Little Acres Day Care Center, a
receptionist for the Buena Boro MUA,
and a part-time telephone receptionist
for Rone Funeral Service. She is survived by severa; nieces and nephews,
sisters-in-law Kathleen Castello of
Millville and Rose Yegla of Minotola, and
several grandnephews and grandnieces.
Jennie was predeceased by her husbands Paul Hetrick and James Castello.
Dorothy (Katz) Woldar, 91, of Vineland
passed away May 30, at home with
daughter Barbara and granddaughter
Brandi at her side. She was wife to the
late Seymour Woldar, mother of Barbara
(Woldar) Schwartz, the late Bernard
Woldar and Judi Hermanson Bertonazzi.
She was also the adored grandmother
of Eric L. Schwartz, Brandi Hermanson
Lafferty, Elyce Hermanson, Jennifer
Woldar and Bryan Woldar, and greatgrandmother to Arielle Hermanson.
Robert E. Bob Meyer, 58, of Vineland
passed away suddenly at home on May
30. Bob was born in Millville and raised
in Fortescue, NJ before moving to
Vineland in 1979. Bob started his working career on the Delaware Bay where
he enjoyed fishing and being a mate on
the charter fishing boats going out of
Fortescue. Bob has been employed for
the past 36 years as a Glass Operator
In Loving Memory
Henry Coia, Sr.
To the best dad in the whole

world. We miss you and love you.
Happy Fathers Day
and Love Always,
Diane, Denise, Darlene, and Henry Jr.
starting with Comar and then working
at Gerresheimer Glass Co. in Vineland.
Bob is survived by his wife; Donna L.
Castellini, parents Earl and Jessie
Meyer, brother Fritz and sister
Georgeanna, sisters-in-law; Carol A.
(Marty) Sharp, and JoAnn (Rich)
Watson, Brenda (Tom) Collins.
Carol E. Dapp (nee Geckle), 79, of
Thomasville, GA and formerly of
Vineland, passed away at home on May
31. Carol began her working career at
Kimble Glass Co. in Vineland where she
met her husband-to-be Charles P.
Dapp. She is survived by her husband
of 58 years, Charles P. Dapp, daughter
Debra J. (Anthony) Hocker; sons
Christopher C. Dapp, Sr. (Luella),
Douglas S. Dapp, Matthew C. Dapp
(Melissa), six grandchildren; Stephanie
A. (Ralph) Warfle, Julianne R. (Greg)
Pentz, Danielle N., Christopher C. Jr.,
Brandon C., Ryan C. Dapp, seven great
grandchildren; and a sister Joyce Good.
Edna E. DeJesus, 45 of Vineland, went
to be with the Lord on May 31. Edna
graduated from Vineland High Class of
1988. Edna worked in the health care
industry and recently volunteered for
Inspira Medical Center, Vineland.
Survivors include her mother, Elba
DeJesus of Vineland, four sisters, Linda
Figueroa of Tampa, FL., Maria DeJesus
of Atlanta, GA., Damaris Scalzi (Jason)
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3, after an extended illness. Linda was

the founder and life-long Chairwoman
and CEO of American Transport
Systems of Vineland since its inception
in 1983. Mrs. Donchez was preceded in
death by her husband of 64 years, Rev.
Dr. Joseph S. Donchez. She is survived
by her sons Jeffrey Joseph (Lauren
King) of Edmonds, WA; Stephen Wayne
of Millville and Theresa Yocum-Donchez
of Round Rock, TX; Christian Elias and
wife Marie (Rauco), of Chadds Ford, PA;
daughter Jane Louise (Aurelio) Alfaro of
Bear, DE; 13 grandchildren; and seven
great grandkids.
Fulvio "Bing" P. Gamboa, of Mays
Landing, was educated and earned his
college degree in the Philippines and
came to the U.S. with his family in 1973,
living in Vineland, until moving to Mays
Landing in 1985. He was a dedicated
employee of Caesars Atlantic City Hotel
and Casino in Atlantic City, NJ; starting
there when they first opened their doors
in 1978 until retiring in 2006. He is survived by his beloved wife Zenaida
(Salita) and three children Ronald
Gamboa (Christine) of Vineland, Arnold
Gamboa of Mays Landing, and Aileen
Seigfried (Jason) of Vineland; a brother,
Rolando Gamboa; five sisters, Alicia De
Los Reyes, Adelaida Filoteo, Olivia
Gamboa, Cynthia Calupitan, and Portia
Lapitan; and a grandson Corey Gamboa.
Reynaldo Valentin, 55 of Vineland
passed away June 5 in Inspira Medical
Center, Vineland. Reynaldo was born in
Puerto Rico and lived in Vineland most
of his life. Survivors include his first
companion of 32 years, Elba Rosario
and two daughters, Idania Valentin and
Rajelyn Valentin, all of Vineland. Also
four grandchildren, Kristian, Allen, Gerry
and Adrienne, two brothers, two sisters
and his companion Yolanda Bruno of
Vineland and his parents, Israel and
Zoraida Crespo of Utuado, P.R.
Lawrence Hennessy, 67, a lifelong resident of Vineland, passed away peacefully at home on June 5. Larry graduated
Vineland High in 1965 and in 1969, he
married his wife Jeannine Dobson.
Larry began working for Wilmad Glass
in 1975 where he continued working
until his retirement in 2006. He is survived by his wife, Jeannine (Dobson)
Hennessy; son Raymond (Kim)
Hennessy; daughter, Stacey Hennessy;
stepmother Edna Hennessy and halfbrothers Edwin, Richard and Ronald
Hennessy and Dale Morgan.
Josephine (Giuliano) Constantine,
passed away on June 5. Josephine was
a longtime resident of Landisville. She
was active in organizing trips for Queen
of Angels Church and Notre Dame
School. She is survived by her daughter
Lucille Constantine; grandchildren Lori
Werner, Eric Altenburger, and Monica
Haugh; and six great grandchildren.
Josephine was predeceased by her husband John Constantine.
and Yamira Velez (Josue), all of

Vineland; and two brothers, Jose Pagan
of Vineland and Eddie Pagan (Ruby) of
Bridgeton.
Morris Sosnoff, 989, of Vineland,
passed away peacefully at home on
June 3. Morris was a proud veteran
serving in the U.S. Navy as a ships
cook-first class during World War II,
earning the WWII Victory Medal, The
Asiatic Pacific and the American
Campaign Medals. In the early 1970s,
Morris and a partner opened up South
Side Auto Body in Vineland. For many
years he worked along with sons,Paul
and Adam until his retirement in 1995.
He is survived by his sons Lester
(Marge) Tomlinson, of Mifflinville, PA,
Marc (Meding) Sosnoff of Egg Harbor
Twp., NJ; Paul Sosnoff (Gloria)
Malandro and Adam Sosnoff and Sue
Smereglia all of Vineland; his sister, Ida
Montana of Burbank, CA and 10 grandchildren. Morris was predeceased by his
beloved wife Jean.
Lillian (Nee Sloan) Keller, of Vineland
passed away on June 3. She met her
late husband Raymond Keller through
friends and they shared 48 years of
marriage. Lillian was predeceased by
her daughter, Patricia. She is survived
by her children Raymond and his wife
Sharon, Karen and her husband Kenny,
Ronald, Lillian and her husband
Antonio; eight grandchildren and six
great grandchildren.
Blanche M. (Ashworth) Greensmith, 81,
of Laurel Lake, went to be with the Lord
on June 4, at home. Blanche was born
in Vineland and lived in Pittsgrove most
of her life before moving to Laurel Lake
over 20 years ago. Prior to retirement,
she was employed as a Glass Packer for
Wheaton Glass Co. of Millville for 30
years. She was predeceased by her husband Joseph E. Greensmith Jr. in 1995.
Survivors include daughters Patricia
Cline and Doris Hutchinson of Laurel
Lake and Connie Greensmith and companion James Wood of Newport, NJ;
sons Joseph E. Greensmith III and his
companion Sharon Stanfa of Newfield
and James H. Greensmith (Anne) of
Pittsgrove. Also her sister, Laura Hough
(Rick) of Newfield, and 15 grandchildren, 34 great-grandchildren and three
great-great-grandchildren.
Pamela B. Puleo-Dalponte, 50, of
Richland, passed away on June 3, in the
Inspira Medical Center, Vineland.
Pamela was predeceased by her father
Domenic, sister Kimberly and brother
David. Pamela enjoyed owning and
training thoroughbred horses as well as
owning and operating Dalpontes Deli.
She is survived by her husband Glenn
A. Dalponte, daughters Kimberly
(Robert) Linn and Tabatha Dalponte,
mother Nancy Puleo, brothers Richard,
Donnie, Domenic and Peter Puleo, and
many nieces and nephews.
Linda (Atiyeh) Donchez, 84, of Vineland,
went home to be with the Lord on June
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of the Dance Centre is hosting
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an entertaining show entitled
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a diverse array of living creatures. See dancers interpret the
flowing movement of sea creatures, the comical antics of penguins and lizards, and the graceful flight of birds to name a few. A tribute to Helen
Harwas Horsey, who passed away in April after a long and valiant fight against cancer, is also planned. Her former students are invited to take part in performing her
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JUNE 20 AND 21
Tune Into Dance. Frank Guaracini Jr. Fine and Performing Arts Center, Cumberland
County College, College Dr., Vineland. 2 p.m. both days. Students from Maxines
Studio of Dance present their annual recital. Dancers from beginner to senior
advanced showcasing a variety of dance rhythms and styles from tap, jazz, modern
and classical ballet routines set to some of your favorite songs. Highlights of the
evening will include performances to, Blue
Danube, Love Me Do by the Beatles,
Happy by Ferrel Williams, and Sing Sing
Sing. The Vineland Regional Dance
Company will make a guest performance,
performing We Are in Love by Harry
Conick Jr. and Uptown Funk, both choreographed by ballet Mistress Kelly Bocchetti
Millar. Tickets $25 for Reserved, $15 for
General Admission and $10 for Senior
Citizens, Students and group rates of 10 or
more. Tickets can be purchased at Maxines Dance Studio, or at the door or online at
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JUNE 16 THROUGH 23
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 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 Moose.
Nightlife at The Cosmopolitan. 3513
S. Delsea Dr., Vineland, 765-5977. Tues.:
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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.
JUNE 18 THROUGH 21
Nightlife at Old Oar House. Old Oar
House Irish Pub. 123 N. High St., Millville,
293-1200. Wed.: Karaoke. Fri.: Main Street
Band 9 p.m. Sat.: Fuddy 9 p.m. Sun.:
Megan Knight in the Beer Garden 59 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, 856-327-8011. Wed.:
Nick@Nite Open Mic 7 p.m. Thurs.: DJ 8
p.m. Fri.: Live music (Arsenal) 9 p.m. Sat.:
DJ Gatti 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, JUNE 19
Third Friday: Jeff Schwacher. Bogarts
Bookstore. 210 N. High St., Millville. Live
acoustic music. Free. 79 p.m.
SATURDAY, JUNE 20
Gary Cimino. Bogarts Bookstore. 210 N.
High St., Millville. Live music. Free. 2 p.m.
907 N. Main Rd., Vineland. 6 p.m. Danny

Osterweil on saxophones, Dave Tracy on
bass and J. JodyJanetta on drums.
JUNE 1921, 2628

Legally Blonde The Musical. Levoy
Theatre, 126-130 N. High St., Millville. 8 p.m.
except Sundays at 3 p.m. International awardwinning hit musical is all singing, all dancing
romantic comedy about knowing who you are
and showing what youve got! Child/Senior:
$17; Adult: $20, Day of Show (+$5)
Landis Ave., Vineland. 7:30 p.m. Beloved

Texan brother trio bounces back with
adventurous album, Revelation.
The Grievance Group. Levoy Theatre,

126-130 N. High St., Millville. 8 p.m. A
Entres
Roast Prime Ribs of Beef - Au jus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$2299
Chicken & Shrimp Aurora - Boneless chicken & large shrimp sauted and
simmered in a sherry blush cream sauce over penne . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$1699
Baked Bruschetta Tilapia - Baked tilapia fillets topped with a bruschetta
tomato & baby shrimp salad, finished with balsamic reduction . . . . . . . . . . .$1499
Broiled Seafood Combination - Flounder, shrimp, scallops, stuffed shrimp
and crab cake . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$1999
Salmon Provencale - Pan-sauted salmon fillet simmered in a very light tomato
sauce with olives, mushrooms, and fresh herbs over a nest of capellini . . . . . . .$1799
Penne Della Nonna - Creamy roasted garlic alfredo sauce with bacon,
caramelized onions and peas tossed with penne pasta . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$1399
Chicken & Sausage Rapini -Char-grilled boneless chicken, Italian sausage,
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Stuffed Boneless Pork Chop - Fresh vegetable, bread stuffing, rosemary
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24
Sister Hazel with Melodime. Levoy
Theatre, 126-130 N. High St., Millville. 8
p.m. Five gifted, seasoned musicians
endeared to a legion of avid fans. Well-crafted, hook-infused songs complimented by
solid instrumentation and lush vocals. Tickets
$25-$35, Day of Show (+$5)
The Current. Michael Debbi Park, Cedar

Ave., Richland. 7 p.m. First of Buena Vista
Summer Concert Series. Bring your dancing shoes. Seating available or bring your
own lawn chair. (weather permitting)
THURSDAY, JUNE 25
Art Garfunkel. Levoy Theatre, 126-130 N.
High St., Millville. 8 p.m. Grammy Awardwinning American singer, poet, and Golden
Globe-nominated actor best known for his
partnership with Paul Simon in the folk rock
duo Simon & Garfunkel. Through his solo
and collaborative work, Garfunkel has earned
six Grammys, including the Lifetime
Achievement Award. Tickets $55-$75, Day of
Show (+$5)
THROUGH JUNE 26
Art by The Bay Gals. Gallery 50, Inc., 50
E. Commerce St., Bridgeton. Opening
reception June 5, 69 p.m. Wed.Sat. 11
a.m4 p.m. 856-575-0090.
TUESDAY, JUNE 23
Los Lonely Boys. Landis Theater, E.
End your week on June 19 with

art, fun and entertainment at the
monthly Third Friday event in
Glasstown Arts District, Millville, NJ.
The cornerstone of the arts district, the Riverfront Renaissance
Center for the Arts, has a solo exhibit of Michael Water, a very wellknown artists in our region.In the
Witt Gallery, there will be a showcase of artwork done at the Fun
Artists Day on the Maurice River.
Entertainment is plentiful
throughout the district.The Levoy
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musical. Showtime is at 8 and
doors open at 7:30.
The Millville High School Jazz
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p.m.
Sunset Rise band will be performing on the Glasstown Plaza to rock
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the 2015 Day of Action, our corporate partners and their dedicated employees
throughout southern New Jersey will participate in various activities to help local families and children, including the installation
of a Born Learning Trail in Atlantic City and
projects at the Community FoodBank of
Southern New Jersey, Career Opportunity
Development, Inc. and other Impact Partners.
Supporting Day of Action isnt just for
our corporate partners and their employees.
Each and every community member can
put United Ways mission into action to
improve Education, Financial Stability and
Health in our community. Heres how:
Find the perfect volunteer opportunity!
Visit our new volunteer portal at volunteer.UnitedForImpact.org to view volunteer
needs right in your community.
Use United Ways Day of Action as
opportunity to advocate for your community:
Raise awareness about how summer
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Help keep hungry kids fed during the
summer when they cant access free and
reduced cost meals through their schools.
Let your neighbors know they can call 1866-3-HUNGRY or visit www.whyhunger.
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Advocate for nutrition programs that
help fill in the meal gap for students in the
summer months by contacting your members of Congress today and asking them to
protect the Supplemental Nutrition
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expansion of refundable tax credits for lowerincome workers, like the Earned Income Tax
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ts a fitting quote to open my first

Grapevine column as United Way of
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New Jerseys (UWGPSNJ) vice president and regional executive director, and
words that encapsulate months of hard
work, dedication and passion by local individuals and businesses in support of the
transformative work taking place in the
county. In my 30+ years in the United Way
network, Ive seen firsthand how collaboration truly is the cornerstone of successful
community change. While each of us has
the power to make a difference on our own,
its only when we unite and define ourselves
more by the issues challenging our entire
community than our own interests, that we
realize true, far-reaching change.
The power of collaboration was on full
display at our annual awards celebration on
May 7. Hosted by UWGPSNJ Local Board
member Tom Merighi and Merighis Savoy
Inn, the event recognized key volunteers,
donors and community advocates for their
contributions to our work in Cumberland
County. We are proud to honor:
General Mills, 2015 Superstar Cup Award;
Craig Atkinson, director of Personnel
and Human Resources for Cumberland County,
2015 Employee Campaign Chair of the Year;
Jackie Steiner, executive director of
The Arc of Cumberland County, 2015
Agency Director of the Year;
Barbara Taylor-Holmes, Cumberland
County Office on Aging and Disabled, 2015
LIVE UNITED Volunteer of the Year; and
Tony Heath, community relations manager for UPS Chesapeake District, 2015
John Nichols Volunteer of the Year.
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our first-ever keynote address highlighting
opportunities for educational advancement
in Cumberland County!
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these supporters are in moving UWGPSNJs
work forward, it takes the entire community
working together to truly transform and
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One of the things that made him so good at
business was his ability to find a balance,
said Ed. He seemed to have an on-off
switch in his head that enabled him to put
work aside when it came to spending time
with us at home.
Decades later, Skip is still pretty good at
flipping that switch. While he continues to
come to work, his boys see less of him as the
weather gets warmer and fishing season
starts. His boys say it makes them happy to
see him enjoying himself.
Three of the four generations of Mainiero

men to run the business, from left: Ed,
Nick Sr., Nick Skip Jr., and Joe.
Early in his career, Ken worked with his father

and brothers at Trico, a business operated by
three generations of Pustizzi family members.
Ive spent many years working in a family business, said Ken. While it can be
tricky, family businesses can be successful if
all members are willing to work at navigating the many personalities.
When it came time to start jobs, both
boys worked at Trico during high school,
and Kevin continued through college and
beyond. As an NCAA Division 1 baseball
player, Kennys time was more limited, but
he managed to stay in the fold.
In 2012, after successfully growing his aerial lift rental business into one of the largest
in the country, Ken, Sr., decided to move on
from Trico and start something new.
Dad had a vision, said Kenny. He
wanted to create an outlet for sharing the
positive things happening in South Jersey,
and to see the area thrive.
So in 2013, when Ken saw an opportunity
to grow a traditional broadcast media company into something bigger, he took it and purchased WSNJ 1240 AM. He also took over the
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While the business was always part of their

lives, Ed and Joe say that they never felt pressured. I told the boys to get their education
and explore different fields of work, said Skip.
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to make sure that they had the opportunity to
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Thats because their dad, Ken Pustizzi, Sr.,
loved all things business and technology and
wanted to share it with his kids.
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businesses often lack the knowledge and
resources necessary to wrap their arms
around these new opportunities like digital
marketing and social media.
Both sons are now working at SNJ Today,
along with a full team of talented professionals. The business is growing and will
soon reorganize to form three branded operations, including SNJ Today, covering news
and entertainment; ClearBridge Media, providing full-service marketing services and
solutions; and Glasstown Productions, creating digital and print ads, videos, multi-media
presentations, and more. His two sons who,
incidentally, will never forget what EBITDA
means. Still stumped? Its Earnings Before
Interest, Taxes, Depreciation and
Amortization. As they say, we learn something new every day.
THREE GENERATIONS AND COUNTING
The Savoy Hotel, The Grande Ballroom,
Ernies Place, The Rose Room, The Savoy
Bistro, Lunas Outdoor Bar and Grille. Each
name holds within it memories that three
generations of Merighis helped make.
Thanks to Tom Merighi, Sr. and his son,
Tom Merighi, Jr., there are many more to
come as this family-owned business continues to surprise and delight all who visit.
Tom Sr. says he wasnt always sure he
wanted to run the family restaurant. It
meant a lot of work and never having weekends, he said. It finally hit me, though, that
the restaurant was where I needed and wanted to be. The rest is history as Tom, Sr. and
his brother Ernie took over for their parents,
more determined than ever to succeed.
Succeed they did as the business is now
in its 62nd year of operations. Unlike his
dad, Tom, Jr. always knew that he wanted to
run the restaurant.
I got excited every time I went there,
said Tom, Jr. I loved it when we were crazy
busy, adrenaline would just take over. Tom,
Jr. worked every job in the restaurant including washing dishes and mopping floors.
I wanted him to experience it all, said
Tom, Sr. He never complained, and I knew
that the job he really wanted was mine. I
wanted that too.
And so, with Tom, Jr.s college degree came
keys. A little known fact about Tom, Jr. is that
he worked in two other restaurants while in
college. A corporation owned one of them,
said Tom, Jr. Turning tables is all that mattered to them, while we take care of people and
enjoy being part of their lives. I watched Dad
interact with customers for years and learned
to do whatever it takes to make them happy.
Tom, Jr.s latest plan for pleasing his customers was the opening of Lunas Outdoor
Bar and Grille. He was right on the mark
with that one as Lunas is now one of the
areas most popular spots for casual outdoor
dining, live music and pure fun.
While Tom Jr., who has four children,
has no plans to abandon ship anytime soon,
he says that it would nice to see a fourth
generation of Merighis run the Savoy one
day. Wed like to see that too. I
HAPPENINGS
SATURDAY, JUNE 20
First Day of Summer. Deeks Deli
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17
Assistance for Veterans. Millville
Public Library, 210 Buck St., Millville. 13
p.m. Program is Ready, Vet, Go! hosted
by Catholic Charities, Diocese of
Camden; to help homeless and low
income military vets with financial assistance and/or housing. Veterans will be
screened for eligibility. A counselor from
Catholic Charities will be available to talk
to veterans. No appointment needed.
THURSDAY, JUNE 18
Annual Alex's Lemonade Stand. Port
Norris Middle School, Commercial Twp.
School District. This stand will be run
during a school-wide Field Day Event.
Selling of lemonade "one cup at a time,"
and a lemon pie throwing contest. Pies
sold at $5 a pie. Members of the community may visit virtual stand and donate at
www.alexslemonade.org/mypage/1122683
Bikers Against Child Abuse

Fundraiser.Texas Roadhouse, 2299 N.
2nd St., Millville. 6-9 p.m. Get flyer to
bring with you and B.A.C.A. will receive
10% of your total check. BIKERS AGAINST
CHILD ABUSE exists with the intent to
create a safer environment for abused children. $5 donation gets you a free appetizer upon your next visit 856-293-1894.
& Kustard Kitchen, 1370 S Main Rd,

Vineland. Join Deek's Deli, Cutting
Edge Barber Shop, Crust N Krumbs
Bakery, My Wellness Massage &
Yoga LLC, Main's Meat Market,
Cartridge World and The Mail Room
in celebrating the first day of summer. 92.1 FM will provide great
music entertainment, Vineland
Police Community Policing will be
on location, driver Bobby Bracall will
bring his racecar. Deek's Deli &
Kustard Kitchen will be offering a
FREE child size ice cream cone for
kids 12 and under and face painting
from 12 noon to 4 p.m. Also, raffles
and specials throughout the day!
Rain Barrel Parade. Bridgeton Zoo, 45

Mayor Aitken Drive, Bridgeton. 10 a.m.1
p.m. Learn about water conservation, participate in zoo activities, and vote for your
favorite student-designed rain barrel. Free
and open to the public. 856-825-2174 or
meredith@littoralsociety.org.
SATURDAY, JUNE 20
Job and Health Fair. In His Presence
Family Support Center, 221 E. Broad St.,
Millville. 10 a.m.4 p.m. Gateway
Community Action Partnerships Holly
City Family Success Center, in conjunction
with In His Presence Worship Center, will
HIGH SCHOOL REUNIONS

For details about these reunions, e-mail or call the numbers provided.
The VHS Class of 1943 will hold a Class Reunion luncheon on Friday, June 19
at Larrys II Restaurant on Main Road in Vineland, commencing at 12:30. If
you have any questions, call either Junie Quinnesso (856-691-0058) Theresa
Quairoli (856-692-4926) or Sue Ciocco (856-697-0392).
The 45th reunion of the Bridgeton High School class of 1970 will be held at
The Regency Ballroom of The Ramada Inn in Vineland NJ on Saturday
August 8. $60 per person. BHS.classof1970@yahoo.com
The 65th reunion for VHS Class of 1950 will be held October 4, at the
Greenview Inn at the Eastlyn Golf Courst, 4049 Italia Ave., Vineland, from 15
p.m. Contact Shirley Remsen Dondero at 856-692-3819.
The 50th reunion for the Sacred Heart and Vineland High School Classes
of 1965 is approaching. The main event, including dinner and dancing, is
scheduled for October 10, at the Greenview Inn at Eastlyn Golf Course in
Vineland. There will be additional activities planned throughout the weekend.
Call Dave or Elaine Crowell at 856-697-2851.
The Delsea Regional High School Class of 1965 will be holding its 50th year
reunion on Sunday, October 25 (Homecoming Weekend), at Aulettos in
Almonesson, NJ, 1849 Cooper Street from 2 to 6 p.m. For more information:
Louanne Gerlack Straus, 856-589-6557 or email at lgs508w@aol.com or
Monica Burgess Zuba, 856-694-1112 or email at mazuba@comcast.net.
Buena Regional High School Class of 1980 is celebrating their 35th reunion.
Friday, November 27 at the Greenview Inn at Eastlyn Golf Course, 4049 Italia
Ave., Vineland. For more information contact, Judy Testa at 856-498-0336 or
Sharon Galbiati at Brunozzisbg@comcast.net 609-381-6178.
Six-Week Yoga Sessions

A six week Yoga Session for Fitness,
Health and Relaxation begins Sunday
June 21 at 10 a.m., Monday June 22 at
6:30 p.m., and Tuesday June 23 at
6:30 p.m. Prenatal Yoga Classes are
every Sunday at 11:30 a.m. The classes are held at Inspira Fitness
Connection corner of Orchard Rd. and
Sherman Ave. To register or for further
information please call # 856 - 6963924. Linda Schimmel will teach the
classes. The classes are suitable for
most fitness levels.
hold the fair. Events theme is Regardless
of Background Check, come dressed to
impress to your new boss. Free and open
to the public. 856-765-9877.
Salute to Fathers & Classic Car

Show. Home Depot parking lot, Vineland.
11 a.m.2 p.m. A salute to fathers, friends
and family. Classic car show, free samples from Dunkin Donuts, Viet Bistro,
Texas Roadhouse, and more. Kids workshop, cheerleading show, face painting,
SPCA, music, free food, vendors. 856293-1155 ext. 543.
JUNE 20 AND 21
Free Clinic/3 on 3 Basketball
Tournament. 962 N. Delsea Dr., Clayton.
Call for details. 609-707-2686.
JUNE 20 AND 27
Car Wash Fundraiser. Veterans Memorial
School, 424 S. Main Rd., Vineland. 8 a.m.
2 p.m. VHS girls soccer team will hold the
car washes $5 per vehicle.
SUNDAY, JUNE 21
Fathers Day Breakfast. North Italy
Hall, Virano Lane, Vineland. 7:30 a.m.12
noon. Veterans eat for free. Sponsor a veteran for $10. Tickets $10, under 12 $5.
TUESDAY, JUNE 23
Family/Community Night.Maurice
SATURDAY, JUNE 27
Women's Prayer Breakfast. St. John
Sub Sale. Dorothy Fire House, 70

Tuckahoe Rd., Dorothy. 10 a.m. until sold
out. The Dorothy Volunteer Fire Company
Ladies Auxiliary will sell subs at $6 each.
609-476-2436 to pre order. For large orders
on day of sale only, call 609-476-4441.
The St. Padre Pio Senior Club is

having a bus trip to see Nashville at
the Shore at Doolans Shore Club of
Spring Lake, NJ on Wednesday,
August 26. Depart 8:15 a.m. from
Rosary Hall parking lot 4680 Dante
Ave., Vineland. Cost is $68pp and
includes one hour open bar, fabulous
luncheon with complimentary wine
and soda at each table. Dinner selections include Sirloin of Beef, Chicken
Marsala or Tilapia Franciase.
Showtime is 1:30 p.m. Arrive back in
Vineland at 5:30 p.m. For reservations or more information, call
Rosemary Nestor at 856-226-3451.
St. Padre Pio Parish Senior Club is

sponsoring a bus trip to see the Fall
Foliage and to an All You Can Eat
Lobster fest Buffet to be held at the
Best Western Inn at Hunts Landing
in the Poconos. The cost is $210 PP
(double occupancy) and includes the
buffet which features a full menu of
seafood, hot and cold, and other
entre selections, Prime Rib carving
station, Captains Viennese Table,
Sundae Bar, 2 hour open bar and 3
hours of dancing. Also includes a
$25 Sands Casino package to
Bethlehem, PA. The two day stay is
scheduled for October 13 and 14.
Bus departs Tuesday, October 13 at
10 a.m. from Rosary Hall, 4680
Dante Avenue Rosary Hall. Following
a hot breakfast on Wednesday morning, depart at 10 a.m. for Sands
Casino for a four hour stay. For a
flyer with detailed information or for
reservations, please call Rosemary
Nestor at 856-226-3451.
Motor coach bus trip to Kitchen
Kettle Village, Lancaster County, PA,
October 22. Enjoy the many sights,
smells, shops and flavors of Kitchen
Kettle Village. Pick up is Dante and
Lincoln Avenue Parking lot across
from the Family Dollar Store at 9
a.m. and 9:15 a.m. second pick up
Buena Gardens Apts, 114 W. Arctic
Avenue, Minotola. Bus leaves Kitchen
Kettle Village at 2:30 p.m. Call 856691-9194 for seat reservations on
motor coach bus transportation. The
cost of the trip is $35. Includes
admission, bus ride, home baked
cookies and a small snack / door
prizes on the way home. Checks
payable: Vineland Baseball Parent
Association.
947 N. Delsea Dr. Vineland
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G I F T CA R D S AVA I L A B L E
United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall.

680 Fordville Rd., Bridgeton. 911 a.m.
Speaker is Dr. Emily Cannon of Victory In
Christ Christian Center, Westville, N.J..
Freewill offering. 856-451-2857.
Ramoth Church (Vineland

Nazarene) is sponsoring a bus trip to
Baltimore Inner Harbor on Saturday,
August 8. Depart from church at 8
a.m. and return 8 p.m. $40 per person includes Coach Transportation,
coffee, doughnuts, water, snacks, and
driver gratuity. Door prizes, movie on
ride home. Call 856-358-9124.
House Assisted Living, 1719 West Main

St., Millville. 68 p.m. Featuring an educational program on Alzheimers and
Dementia presented by Ascend Hospice
from 6-7 pm. Experience dementia by
participating in a 15-Minute Virtual
Dementia Tour; sign up in advance at
856-825-4002. Evening will include
music entertainment and refreshments.
BUS TRIPS
I Vintage Vineland
{ BY VINCE FARINACCIO }
A Study in Drama
History does not always lend itself to a riveting
narrative necessary for film and television.
he recent interest television has

exhibited in historical figures
and events has mirrored films
long-time attraction to the past.
But history, in its purest, most factual form,
does not always lend itself to a riveting narrative necessary for film and television, and
whenever liberties are taken in retelling the
past, there is a risk of providing viewers
with a false sense of how actual events
transpired. A good example of this is the
new NBC TV series Aquarius.
As far as dramas go, Aquarius is above
average. Its protagonist, Sam Hodiak, a
fictional police detective played largely
with weary resolve by David Duchovny, is
an interesting study of a character torn
apart by changing times that render what
were once simple cases with textbook
solutions a gray area. And thats not so
surprising, considering the setting of the
series is the 1960s, specifically 1967.
Unfortunately, though, thats where the
problems begin.
Historical settings demand a certain
amount of accuracy to succeed and, like
many productions before it, Aquarius
sprinkles enough details to respectfully
accommodate that requirement before
veering into the imaginations of the shows
writers, who tend to modify timelines and
revise facts. The results are questionable
moments, particularly those involving the
shows villain, Charles Manson, the reallife convicted mass murderer.
The choice of 1967 as the shows setting
coincides with Mansons March release
that year from prison. There are references
to his incarceration and to some commonly
reported information about Manson
throughout the episodes, but since they are
interwoven among fictitious material and
conveniently altered timelines, it soon
becomes a viewing challenge.
A good example of the shows manipulation of time can be seen in the portrayal
of another historical figure, Alprentice
Bunchy Carter, a member of the Black
Panther Party, the African-American political group that caught the attention and
wrath of FBI director J. Edgar Hoover at
the time. Founded on Marxist principles,
the Oakland-based group fought back
against police brutality, and Carter
became a key figure by founding the
Southern California chapter in Los
Angeles. This chapter is an important part

of Aquarius early episodes but, in reality,
it would be another year before Carter
would establish it.
In another subplot, a U.S. soldier, back
from Vietnam and AWOL, explains that
his reasons for leaving the army are the
result of his involvement with covert
operations in Cambodia. Michael Patrick
Murphys book The Government and
online sources corroborate that U.S. invasions of Cambodia along with reconnaissance missions were conducted at that
time. But when the character reveals that
the U.S. military is saturation bombing
Cambodia, its a statement that wouldnt
be true until 1969.
For the most part, the songs heard in the
series adhere to the 1967 timeframe or earlier, but there are examples where liberties
are taken, the most noticeable one being
The Whos The Seeker, one of Pete
Townshends better compositions to
emerge during his 1970 introspective
phase. And when one of the women in
Mansons community announces she had
been singing the Beatles I Am the
Walrus, its highly suspect since the song
was released as the B-side of a single on
November 24, 1967, placing it in the holiday
period of Thanksgiving and the ensuing
Christmas season, neither of which are in
evidence in the episode.
The series cleverly names its 13 episodes
after song titles that relate in some way to
the events portrayed. Three are by the
Byrds and one each by the Marvelettes, Bob
Dylan, Sam Cooke, Procol Harum and the
Beatles. Four are eerily titled after Manson
songs. And then theres Cease to Resist, a
slightly altered Manson title. The song had
been rewritten, rechristened and recorded
by Dennis Wilson and the Beach Boys in
1968 as Never Learn Not to Love, to the
irritation of Manson. The episode title is
based on Wilsons rewrite of the songs
opening line cease to exist, the original
title of the piece, to the less disturbing
cease to resist.
NBC cautions viewer discretion for
Aquarius and then proceeds to explain that
while the series is inspired in part by historical events, it contains fictional characters, places and circumstances. The trick
is telling the historical from the fictional
and the accurate from the reimagined. I
LEAP Students Present Project Citizen Projects

Ten students in Mrs. Robyn
Montagnas 8th Grade Learners With
Exceptional Abilities Program
(LEAP) class at Rossi Middle School
recently presented their Project
Citizen presentations to their classmates, parents, business leaders,
and several legislators via Google
Slides.
Each group of students chose a
community problem to research, identified viable solutions, and proposed an
action plan for the best solution. Their work was guided informally by the Project
Citizen program, whose goals include developing an understanding of the importance of citizen participation.
Students expressed matters important to them, such as eradication of litter,
creating more sidewalks, and constructing a recreation center. Through the question and answer period and ensuing discussions, they gained an understanding
of the workings of our local government in relation to such projects and achieved
a better understanding of the legislative process and the functions of government. Additionally, students heard firsthand of the process of developing a business and the challenges and rewards of such an undertaking.
Seated, from left: Sara Parks, Komalpreet Dhinju, Isabella Cruz, and Emily Jost.
Standing: Iman Moosvi, McKinleigh Mattie, Simi Adenugba, Francis Virtucio, Frank
Guaracini III, Frank Guaracini, Jr., Senator Jeff VanDrew, Councilman Anthony Fanucci,
Ross Stanger (LEAP supervisor), Nayeli Merino, Aminata Bangura. Missing from photo:
Councilman John Procopio.
Students Visit Seniors at Inspira LIFE
Inspira LIFE Program had a special visit last week from fourth and fifth
graders from Johnstone Elementary School in Vineland.
In celebration of Flag Day, seniors at the LIFE program on Delsea Drive were
treated to singing, dancing, and a variety of musical selections all prepared by
the students.
Delsea Holds Breakfast Honoring Role Models

Over 400 people attended Delsea Regional
High School's 17th annual A Springtime
Thanksgiving-Recognizing Role Models
breakfast reception recently. The purpose of
this annual sophomore class activity is to
help the students recognize the many people
who have positively influenced their lives over
the years.
Every member of the class of 2017 was
asked to write an essay about a person who
has had a positive impact on his/her life.
Many of the role models the students wrote about included family members,
teachers, coaches, religious/community leaders, and friends of the family.
Invitations to the breakfast were mailed to the role models mentioned in the
essays. All of the role models received a keepsake copy of the essay written their
honor and a chance to spend time with the students who wrote them when they
attended the breakfast.
Pictured: Sophomore Zoyi Freda and her role model, her middle school teacher,
Tara Raftery.
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mowers. Pittsgrove
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Tree Service
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The Heart House is

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