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Summer Camps
(and Other Fun Stuff To Do)
Part 2 of an article that will get kids and families
ready for an active summer.
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hoosing the right summer camp requires consideration of a fami-
ly’s finances as well as a child’s individual interests, abilities, age,
physical needs, personality and maturity level. Camp operations
are not federally regulated, but the National Camp Association,
Inc. (NCA) www.summercamp.org 1-800-966-CAMP (2267) offers free
camp counseling.
When selecting a camp, the NCA recommends:
Type: Overnight or day camp. Coed camps allow extensive boy/girl inter-
action via activities or common facilities. Brother and sister-type camps
limit social interaction and separate most daytime activities and facilities.
Costs: Private overnight camps cost more than nonprofit camps. Estimate
the built-in food, entertainment and babysitting expenses if the child
Continued on page 14 One of several themed summer camps at The Ellison School is Crazy Camp Olympics.
Talents Revealed
The Millville Woman’s Club hosted its
annual Arts Performing meeting
recently at the club house. Woman’s
clubs from Vineland, Wildwood, Cape
May and others came out to show
diverse talents with comedy, music, Josephine & Frank Tomasso
and drama. Remembered
When someone we love
becomes a memory,
the memory becomes a treasure.
Those who touch our lives
stay in our hearts forever....
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ered to the Big Brothers, Big Sisters program in Cumberland County. From there
they were distributed to the “littles” for the Easter holiday. Under the guidance of
religion teacher Jeanne Girard, students from all four grades donated the filled
baskets seen in the photo.
“We are most happy to be able to share with children from around our com-
Inclusion in New Jersey Super Lawyers and Best Lawyers in America is based upon peer review rankings by other attorneys and is not a designation by the New Jersey Supreme Court.
munity the joy of this Easter season,” said Girard.
Wells Fargo Advisors is Presenting Sponsor of Millville Airshow
Wells Fargo Advisors was officially named presenting sponsor of the 2011
Millville Wheels and Wings Airshow, featuring the United States Navy Blue
Angels, at a brief ceremony held recently. R. Douglas Smithson, senior vice
president-branch manager, Wells Fargo Advisors (third from left), presented a
check for $50,000 to the Millville Army Air Field Museum (MAAFM), hosts of
the two-day event taking place on Memorial Day Weekend. The Millville
Airshow has been named a Tier 1 event by the U.S. Navy, celebrating the 100th
Anniversary of Naval Aviation. The airshow honors military and veterans, and
commemorates the history of Millville Airport, America’s First Defense Airport,
by presenting modern military aircraft, historic WWII warbirds, and all types of
aviation displays and aerobatics.
Pictured from left: Donald Robbins, Terry Esposito, and R. Douglas Smithson, Wells Fargo
Advisors; Lisa Jester, executive director, and Chuck Wyble, president, Millville Army Air
Field Museum; and Harry Virunurm, Wells Fargo Advisors.
JCPenney Helps
Club's Power
Hour Program
During the 2010-2011
school year, more
Vineland area students
participated in the
Boys & Girls Club's
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Power Hour afterschool
program, thanks in
part to an access grant
made possible by
JCPenney Afterschool.
“We appreciate the
funding from JCPenney
Afterschool to provide
our local youth with these opportunities,” said Chris Volker, club director.
“Participating in an afterschool program not only keeps kids safe, it engages
them in a positive learning environment that helps them reach their full potential
in life.” Pictured is Club staff member Ethel Wilson (standing) helping several
Club members with their homework at the Club's Success Center site. For more
information on Club programs, call 856-696-4190 or 856-896-0244.
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that the Republicans want to give us? should report how much litter was picked SHERRY MUNYAN Advertising Executive
—Charles Ciraolo, Vineland up in each of the 17 states. Without know- MARIE HALPIN-GALLO Advertising Executive
ing the data of the other 16 states, it seems TRACY BUSCHAM Graphic Designer
School Election Coverage that New Jersey has the dirtiest shoreline.
One of my favorite issues of The Grapevine Maybe 100,000 pieces of litter came from The Grapevine
each year is the one that is published the New York and washed ashore on our 3638 E. Landis Ave. Vineland, NJ 08361
week before the school board election. I beaches. PHONE: 856-457-7815 • FAX: 856-457-7816
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tion and go back and forth, comparing Clean Ocean Action for singling out New
them on each issue. Since I usually don’t Jersey. With their report, they have given The Grapevine is published on Wednesdays by
know most of the candidates, this affords us another “black eye.” Grapevine News Corp. Copyright © 2011. All
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me an opportunity to make an intelligent, —David M. Levin, Vineland
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I Faces in the News
Soroptimist International Speaks to Service Clubs
The Vineland Service Clubs Council recently heard a presentation from Diane
Kolman of Soroptimist International. Soroptimist's mission is to improve the lives
of women and girls, locally and
throughout the world. In order to
accomplish this goal, the organi-
zation administers several interna-
tional programs. The organiza-
tion's major project is the
Women's Opportunity Awards,
which assists women by giving
them the resources they need to
improve their education, skills and
job prospects. More than 80
women take part in the organiza-
tion in Cumberland County, which Happy 10th Birthday
is celebrating its 75th anniversary. To my Beautiful Son
Isaac Halpin
Pictured: Kolman with Vineland April 29th
Service Clubs President Chris Volker. Love, Mom & Family
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Poetry Corner
ADDICTION'S CHILD OR MINE?
At times my heart can’t take the pain
I think of you and cry.
This precious life I helped create
I soon may watch it die.
I long to hold you in a place
where I control your tears
like when you were my little child
those many happy years.
When life was hard but life was good
your only thoughts would be
what toys I want, is it my turn
and who will play with me.
Now months and years are marked by pain
from choices you have made,
the friends you have, the life you live
just makes me so afraid
I’ll hear the words that break my heart
the words all mothers dread
my precious, lovely, special child
is now among the dead.
I’ll never see your face again
you’ll never hug me tight.
I’ll never know what might have been
you finally lost the fight.
Such darkness has consumed you
and all I can do is pray.
You’ve packed up all your hopes and
dreams
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and threw them all away.
Each time I try to reach inside
and bring you back to me
you turn and walk away as though
there is no memory
of life without the fear and dread
a life without such pain -
no wish to turn it all around -
No shred of hope remains.
I loved you then - I love you now
and realize its true
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and one thing I can do.
And love I will - no matter what
until the day I die.
I’ll hope and dream and pray for you
and bow my head and cry,
Lord please don’t let my baby go.
Don’t let my child be lost.
I Vintage Vineland { VINCE FARINACCIO }
The Cycling
Craze
The pneumatic tire, introduced in 1888, propelled
bicycling into its most popular decade.
V
ineland had entered the cycling With the increased number of cyclists reach-
craze in the 1870s when the style ing into the hundreds of thousands in the
of the bicycle still sported large United States, politicians, Allen points out,
wheels and appealed primarily to catered to the demand for paved roads.
men. Local wheelmen continued to adapt to A momentous occasion for Vineland bicy-
the changes the bike underwent in the next cle enthusiasts occurred at Sixth Street and
decade, the most significant of which was the Landis Avenue in July 1890. It was at H.C.
introduction of the pneumatic tire in 1888. It Harvey’s Furniture Depot that the local
propelled the sport into its most popular cyclists established a club known as the
decade here and around the world. Vineland Wheelmen. The organization, which
Craig Allen, in his “Cycling in Cumberland Allen reports as numbering around 30 mem-
County 1868-1910” series for South Jersey bers, was determined to establish its reputa-
Magazine, credits John Dunlop with develop- tion quickly and loudly. The group immediate-
ing the new tire, an inflatable air-filled ver- ly organized a major race, acquiring use of the
sion that, along with chain-driven transmis- Vineland Fair Association’s grounds and facili-
sions, helped make the bicycle a safer vehicle ties and utilizing the Eclipse Band for enter-
with smaller wheels and a lightweight frame. tainment. The event was set for August 9 to
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correspond with the town’s birthday. The cycling popularity here extended
On the day of the race, 2,000 people beyond the racetracks and roads of Vineland
showed up in Vineland. Allen writes that and into Cosmopolitan Hall as well. In the
there might have been more in attendance if spring of 1892, a lecture by Thomas Stevens, a
it weren’t for heavy rains the previous night.
Some, like 300 Philadelphia wheelmen, wait-
wheelman Allen identifies as “the first to ride
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Vineland had the opportunity to business that embraces the Main Street
organize and host one of our approach to revitalization: Taste of the
most anticipated events of the Islands Restaurant
year—the annual Volunteer Recognition Presidential Volunteer Service Awards,
Brunch. Held at CrepeMaker Café in the Bronze: Lee Burke (109 hours); Sandy
600 block of Landis Avenue and sponsored Forosisky (115 hours); Sam Levy (136
by Capital Bank of New Jersey, the brunch hours); Kathy Cavallero (152 hours)
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mally thank those who do so much for the The Presidential Volunteer Service
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high school classes (14-16), most weeks offer for child-caring camp, states the YMCA
either a morning or afternoon session. camps received American Camping
Three weeks are designated as only full Association (ACA) accreditation in October
days because of travel, so registered stu- 2010. She says, “Our goal is to provide a
dents must plan to stay for the entire day. quality camp to area children so parents
This year, the Discover Cumberland County feel confident their children are enjoying a
New experiences.
class has been expanded to Discover South positive camping experience.”
Jersey for high school students. Camp dates are June 20 to August 26.
All classes for high schoolers are $90 Weekly tuition is $160 for Little Tykes, $140
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ID and pay a $20 fee.
Convenient, affordable financing is
options:
June 27 - August 26
available for families with more than $500
in camp costs per child. Monthly payments
ALL KIDS FIRST CHILD CARE encour-
ages all children to develop their large
Register Now! Visit our website
may start in May, but must be completed by
the end of the summer.
motor skills. Activities such as running,
sliding, climbing, and many physical skills
www.cccnj.edu/safk
For parents with varying work sched- are addressed with four playgrounds. pace@cccnj.edu
ules, the SAFK opens at 6:30 a.m. for
“before care,” and remains open after camp
Movement and expressing creativity
through movement is stressed.
691-8600, ext. 338
from 4 to 5:30 p.m. for “after care” supervi- During inclement weather, All Kids First
sion. Parents must provide transportation provides an indoor playground. The room
for their children. is spacious, over 2,000 square feet of space,
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Academy for Kids, Office of Professional & soft mats, bouncy balls and a large jungle
Community Education, 3322 College Drive, gym. Daily physical routines can help a
Vineland, 856-691-8600, www.cccnj.edu/safk child develop strong social and emotional
skills, as well as physical.
YMCA OF VINELAND Combining learning with outdoor play
YMCA summer camps are open to anyone and exploration is a very special feature at
THE ELLISON SCHOOL is an academic
private school offering two summer day
camps—Ellison Explorers (grades K-6)
and Little Explorers (toddlers and
preschoolers). Director of Marketing
Development Mary Jane Kinkade says,
“The nature at Ellison allows us to be flex-
ible. These kids are our family.”
Each week, a different theme provides
age-appropriate, hands-on learning activ-
ities. Field trips and their frequency vary
by age group and are extra. All fees must Water games are part of a “Go with the
Flow”-themed week at The Ellison School.
be paid in advance. This year’s themes
include:
• Under the Big Top (circus theme) which extends the 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. day
• The Green Machine (conservation) an hour before and an hour after. Breakfast
• In Perfect Harmony and Making and lunch are also included.
Music There will be one counselor for every
• Crazy Camp Olympics 10 students, so space is limited. Weekly
• Go with the Flow (water games) themes, sports clinics, and field trips will
• Planes, Trains & Automobiles: make the Super Summer Camp exciting
• Robots Rule for the kids and an Educational Daily
• Ahoy Matey Power Hour will keep them involved.
Weekly tuition fees: Five full days- Vineland Public Charter School, 610 East
$175 ($35 daily); three full days-$120 Montrose Street, Vineland , 856-558-9828,
($40 daily); two full days-$80 ($40 VPCSsummercamp@gmail.com.
daily); three full day fees-$120 ($40
daily); three half-days-$90 ($30 daily). YI'S KARATE OF VINELAND offers a
Full tuition and trip payments are due on number of programs that will fit your
day one each week. Early morning (7:30- developmental needs and your busy sched-
9 a.m.) and late afternoon (3-5:30 p.m.) ule as well. Little Tigers (ages 4 and 5) is a
care is included. very active and fun program for younger
The Ellison School, 1017 South Spring children. In this progam the children learn
Rd., Vineland, 856-691-1734, http:// the fundamentals of Tang Soo Do and
archive.constantcontact.com/fs054/1101946 begin developing a healthy mind, body,
478736/archive/1104537148933.html and spirit.
The Youth class (ages 6-12 years) teach-
LITTLE LAMB PRESCHOOLS will offer es that the life we lead is the result of the
a summer day camp eperience for age 2 to choices we make. Some of the skills that
those entering first grade. Weekly themes martial arts teach are respect, confidence,
over a six-week span will keep the little focus and concentraion, self discipline,
ones busy with music, crafts, nature, and positive attitude, setting and achieving
water play, as well as special events. goals, balance, coordination, self defense
Little Lamb Preschools, 1005 East Wheat and basic safety skills.
Road, Vineland,, 856-692-5390. Children attending Yi’s Karate will
develop skills that will help them develop
VINELAND PUBLIC CHARTER the confidence to make the right choices
SCHOOL will offer a six-week “Super and to strive to achieve more.
Summer Camp,” from July 5 through Yi’s Karate of Vineland, 3722 E Landis
August 12. All-inclusive pricing ($160 a Ave. # G, Vineland, 856-405-0008,
week) includes before and after-care, www.vinelandmartialarts.com. I
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APRIL/MAY RUNS AND RACES
For details about races other than those www.walk4ms.org
marked with *: www.lmsports.com/ Richards River Run 5k
events11.htm Sunday, May 1, Pennsuaken, NJ
* South Jersey AIDS Alliance Walk
Run for Aaron 5k/1 mi.
Sunday, May 1, Four locations.
Saturday, April 30, Our Lady of Pompeii
www.wnjaidswalk.org
Church, Vineland. Registration begins at
5k in May
7:30 a.m., race begins at 9 a.m. $20 per
Saturday, May 14, Linwood, NJ
runner for the 5k, $15 per person for the
Ocean City Triathlon/Duathlon
1 mile. 825-5228 or go to
Sunday, May 15, Ocean City, NJ
runforaaron.com.
Team Ray of Light 5k
Mayor’s Wellness 5k Run/Walk
Saturday, May 21, Logan Twp, NJ
Saturday, April 30. Deptford. Registration
Run for Michael 5k
at 6:45 a.m., race begins at 8 a.m.
Saturday, May 21. Landisville, NJ
Benefits March of Dimes.
* Annual Hair of the Dog 5k
* MS Walk 2011
Sunday, May 22, Silver Decoy Winery,
Sunday, May 1, Parvin State Park,
610 Windsor-Perrineville Rd.,
Pittsgrove, NJ. Register 9 a.m., walk
Robbinsville. 10 a.m. $25 for pre-regis-
begins at 10 a.m. www.walk4ms.org
tration, after May 1 price is $30.
* MS Walk 2011
www.hairofthedog5k.com or call 609-
Sunday, May 1, Ocean City, NJ. Register
213-7132.
9 a.m., walk begins at 10 a.m.
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GOLF OUTINGS
For details about any of these tournaments,
call the numbers provided.
MAY 3: Cumberland County Bar Foundation Law Day Golf
Tournament. White Oaks Golf Club, Newfield. Registration is at
11:30 a.m, 1 p.m shotgun start. $125 per person, including lunch
and dinner. 696-5550 or www.cumbnjbarassoc.org.
MAY 5: 12th Annual Bishop Schad Regional School Golf Scramble. Buena Vista the grapevine { 17 }
Country Club, 301 Country Club Lane, Buena. 11:30 a.m. registration. 1 p.m Shotgun
start. $125 per golfer, includes green fees and cart, barbecue lunch, complimentary soft
drinks, buffet dinner and golfer’s gift. Deadline April 22 for entries.
JUNE 16: United Way NFL Celebrity Golf Tournament. Buena Vista Country Club,
301 Country Club Lane, Buena. 11 a.m registration.
HAPPENINGS
COMMUNITY CALENDAR
$12. Selection of quiches, with assorted
salads and a dessert table. Bridge,
Delsea Dr., Vineland. The mall’s teen Style
Squad will model the fashion-forward looks
mahjong or scrabble come out and have an during a runway show, featuring popular
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27 afternoon of fun. For reservations or ques- Cumberland Mall retailers. 6 p.m. Free.
School Board Elections. Throughout the tions contact either Donna Ritchie at 765-
Vineland Public School District. Polls are 9203 or Jane Christy at 825-0066. SATURDAY, APRIL 30
open 1 - 9 p.m. Annual Chicks Committed to a Cure
Semper Marine Detachment Meatloaf
Bake Sale. ShopRite, Union Crossing
Starbound Gymnasatics Academy Dinner. Semper Marine Detachment #205,
Shopping Center, 2130 N. 2nd St., Millville.
Fundraiser. Friendly's Restaurant, North 2041 W. Landis Ave., Vineland. 4 - 7 p.m.
1 - 5 p.m. All proceeds benefit Susan G.
Pearl Street, Upper Deerfield. The restau- Dinner includes meatloaf, mashed potato,
Komen Breast Cancer 3 Day. Contact
rant will donate a percentage of all sales to gravy, vegetable, tossed salad, roll and but-
LBrizak@yahoo.com for more details.
Starbound's USAIGC Gymnastics Team to FRIDAY, APRIL 29 ter, beverage and dessert. Take out avail-
help fund their trip to the National Casino Night. Vineland Library, 1058 able. Tickets at the door or from any mem-
Championships in Palm Springs, California E. Landis Ave., Vineland. The Vineland ber. $7 adults, children 12-6 $4, under 5 Spring Yard Sale. Sacred Heart Church,
in June. 5 - 8 p.m. Library Foundation is holding this as a free. 692-4300. Vineland. Sale will be in church parking lot.
fun fundraiser. 7-11 p.m. 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Donation for an 8-foot table
Cumberland County Women’s Hall of FRIDAY, APRIL 29 is $15. Those who wish to rent a table or
donate clean, usable goods or cash should
Fame Gala. Merighi’s Savoy Inn, 4940 E. Lamplighter Ln., Woodstown. This free
Cumberland County Bar Association
make arrangements by calling 691-0420 or
Landis Ave., Vineland. $45 per person. For Annual Law Day Breakfast. Gia’s, 36
event features many free health services. leave a message at 696-0256.
reservations and info, contact Louise Mulford Dr., Bridgeton. 8 a.m. This yea’rs
Bring your prescription medications for a
Bertacchi at ltb431@comcast.net or call theme is “The Legacy of John Adams—
safety and proper dosage review by an SJH Ladybug Tree Day. Magnolia Hill Studios
825-5929. from Boston to Guantanamo.” Keynote
pharmacist. 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. If you need, 1425 Magnolia Rd., Vineland. Activities,
transportation, call the Salem County speaker Rocco C. Cipparone, Esq.
easel art, and craft featuring the enchanting
Complimentary Chiropractic Office on Aging at 339-8622 by April 22. Liberty Bell Awards to a resident in
ladybug. Children will work on a ladybug
Presentation: Spinal Disc. Ledden Family Register by calling 1-800-770-7547. Bridgeton, Millville and Vineland; also
tree mural tol be exhibited at Vineland
Chiropractic Center, 2821 E. Landis Ave., scholarships to local students who will
Founders Day celebration, “Landscapes of
Vineland. 6:30 p.m. Limited seating is avail- study law. Tickets $15 per person; contact
THURSDAY, APRIL 28 Vineland History,” May 14 on the Elwyn
able. Information/reservation at 692-2220. the Bar Association at 696-5550.
Millville Woman’s Club Olympic Game Grounds. Pre-registration is necessary.
Space fills quickly. Call or email to register,
Day Champions. Millville Woman’s Cumberland Mall Spring and Summer
Senior Health Education/Screening 981-0418, magnoliahill@comcast.net. $10
Clubhouse, 3rd and E St., Millville. 12 p.m. Fashion Show. Boscov’s Wing, 3849 S.
Day. Catholic Community of Holy Spirit, 2 per child includes all crafts, materials, trees
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Herb Garden
of hues, scents, sizes and flavors, I try to
cultivate at least a half dozen different
ones every season.
Classic Genovese is a must, but I enjoy
adding bush basil, a perfect small-
Growing herbs is the perfect way to inspire the cook. space/high-production variant plus
exotics like Thai basil. With bluish-purple
A
s the final remnants of another year’s herb crop and have developed what leaves and a delicate, cinnamon/peppery
decidedly bleak, sullen winter I think is a rather novel method of taking essence, it’s a required ingredient in
recede from southern New advantage of their last bits. southeast Asian cuisine. The downside to
Jersey, a blanket of green and When roasting meats, chicken, pork or this magnificent herb—known for cen-
red begins to carpet the terra. There’s not beef, I create a “platform” from those turies as a tonic for everything from
much that speaks to my soul—born as I am dried pieces. This accomplishes a dual nerves to stomach ailments—is its own
in the deadest month of the year (January) task—lifting the protein up off the super- somewhat fragile nature.
—than traveling through Vineland, witness-
ing a dazzling geometric array of verdant
and crimson reappearing in farm fields. Each and every year, I cultivate and tend an
It’s literally intoxicating, with scents of
fertile freshly worked earth coupled with extensive herb garden. It’s easier than you
the sight of young crops stretching them-
selves up towards the benevolent sun.
might think, beneficial to your cooking,
Truly an affirmation of life.
This also makes me want to get my
health and psyche.
own hands dirty. Each and every year, I
cultivate and tend an extensive herb gar-
den. It’s easier than you might think, ben- heated metal or glass container and allow- Basil, for lack of a better description, is
eficial to your cooking, health and psyche. ing the plant’s final essential oils an a persnickity plant. It doesn’t like a lot of
Starting around mid-April, I remove opportunity to contribute their aromatic liquid, and should never be held in stand-
most of last year’s soil from any remaining beauty to the cooking process. ing water. With soft, velvety leaves basil
pots. Ooops, I’m getting ahead of But back to the matter at hand. also doesn’t take well to strong gusts of
myself. This past fall, I stum- The home herbalist is faced wind nor too much direct sun early in the
bled upon a fascinating with one significant season. And remember to trim the tops
little tidbit of informa- conundrum at the off as they mature, forcing the plant
tion, completely by start of each sea- wider to create new, productive shoots
accident. Remember son. That with plenty of leaves rather than flowers.
the Simon and would be Handled with care, basil will provide a
Garfunkel classic whether to start prolific crop, often lasting through
“Parsley, sage, seedlings yourself Thanksgiving.
rosemary and or purchase existing Mint, basil’s first cousin, possesses a
thyme” promi- plants. From my experi- unique quality of its own. It’s a perennial
6HDIRRG 6SODVK %XIIHW nently featured in ence, it’s a 50/50 capable of pulling off the neat trick of dis-
one of the finest films proposition. sipating when left outdoors in winter,
Featuring ever, Mike Nichols’ The Favorites of mine, only to, as if on autopilot, sending out
$QWLSDVWD 6DODG %DU Graduate? Well, it turns including pars- plumes as soon as the weather warms. I’ve
&DUYLQJ 6WDWLRQV out that this quartet of
herbs all have something
ley, chives,
arugula and dill, I
had one seasonal family returning to sum-
mer at the Jersey shore for nearly a
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in common. They are find best to start decade. Like an old friend, I look forward
,WDOLDQ 3DVWD 6WDWLRQ capable of being “win- from seed. They are to its seemingly magical return as a sure
0DLQ %XIIHW 6WDWLRQ tered,” kept alive inside early-risers, fairly and certain harbinger of winter’s demise.
during cold weather. It’s a hardy and you’ll be able In our house, mint is a required reading
6HDIRRG 6WDWLRQ bit tricky, you must drastical- to harvest prized baby for fruit salads, especially paired with a
'HVVHUW 6WDWLRQ ly reduce the amount of water leaves almost as soon as spicy chile peppery element.
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High Street Chinese Buffet, High St., outdoor beer garden.
Millville, 825-2288. All-you-can-eat buffet. Olympia Restaurant, 739 S. Delsea Dr.,
Jersey Jerry's. 1362 S. Delsea Dr., Vineland, 691-6095. Authentic Greek cui-
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Manny & Vic’s, 1687 N. Delsea Dr., Vineland, 1022 Almond Rd., Pittsgrove, 358-3325.
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Dungeness Crabs every Tues. Gourmet Uncle Ricky’s Outdoor Bar, 470 E. Wheat
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I In Our Schools
Delsea Announces $14,000 per year, renewable for a total From left: Chelsi Biener, Chasity Chipman,
award amount of $56,000. He is a mem- Lauren Iuliucci, Marcus Stuart (Missing
Scholarship Winners ber of peer transitions and received the from photo, Kyley Rohm)
Delsea Regional High School is pleased MVP award for the 2010 varsity football
to announce scholarship winners: Lauren team. He also received second team, All-
Iuliucci, Marcus Stuart, Chelsi Biener, Group III honors and was selected to
Honor Students Blow
Chasity Chipman and Kyley Rohm. participate in the All-Star football game. Bubbles for Autism
Lauren Iuliucci has been selected to His future plans are to attend Delaware SHHS National Honor Society students
receive the following scholarships: Valley College to play football and pur- visited Winslow Elementary to partici-
Caldwell College Presidential Scholarship sue a major in communications. pate in the 2nd annual "Blow Bubbles
in the amount of $22,000 per year, Chelsi Biener has been selected to for Autism" in support of FACES
Mercer University’s Academic receive Neumann University’s Academic (Families for Autistic Children
Scholarship in the amount of $17,000 Award in the amount of $11,000, renew- $6,500, renewable for a total award Education and Support) on April 15. In
per year, Monmouth University Academic able for a total award amount of amount of $26,000. Chasity is the response to a request from Lauren
Excellence Scholarship in the amount of $44,000. Additionally, she was selected daughter of Samuel Chipman of Dallago at Winslow, students volun-
$17,000 per year, and the St. John’s to receive Widener University’s Newfield. She is a member of Key Club teered their time to assist the students
University Scholastic Excellence Presidential Scholarship in the amount and the cross country team. Her future along with other NHS students from
Scholarship in the amount of $14,000 of $15,000, renewable for a total award plans are to major in psychology. Vineland High School.
per year. She is a member of the amount of $60,000. She is a member of Kyley Rohm has been selected to
Antheneum League, DECA and Delta Eta the National Honor Society, Atheneum receive Rider University’s Dean
Sigma as well as the girls’ varsity soccer League, DECA, and varsity girls’ soccer Scholarship in the amount of $13,000,
team. Additionally, Lauren qualified to and softball teams. In addition, she qual- renewable for a total award amount of
attend the national DECA conference. ified to attend the national DECA confer- $52,000, along with the Philadelphia
Her future plans are to attend Caldwell ence. Chelsi is also, a member of the St. University Faculty Grant in the amount of
College and major in mathematics to Rose of Lima Church. She plans to $10,000, renewable for a total award
become an actuary. major in nursing. amount of $40,000. She has also been
Marcus Stuart has been selected to Chasity Chipman has been selected to selected to receive the Georgian Court
receive the Delaware Valley College’s receive Neumann University’s University Scholarship for a total possi-
Faculty Scholarship in the amount of Achievement Grant in the amount of ble award of $32,000.
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I In Our Schools Vineland Public Schools Principal’s List
3rd Marking Period - 2011
I
Dane Barse
Elementary School
GRADE 3
Ben Emonds
Seyahni-I're Johnson
Tamira Lopez
Caitlin Marquez
Ricardo Nieves
Javier Rivera
Anastasia DeBartolomeis
Dylan Fernandez
Madison Guzman
Josiah Pierce
William Ramos
Rineishca Rodriguez
Marie D. Durand
Elementary School
GRADE 3
Lourdes Karpinski
Nyah Marshall
Mckinleigh Mattie
Landis Middle School
GRADE 6
Elias Agostini
Nynah Cannon Alyson Lorence Jordan Ross Justice Hammer Shane Vastano Nicholas Digh Sara Parks Tori Brown
Nathaly Castro Reena Patel Anissa Santana Justin Lopez-Suits George Vera Irelyn McMahon Gabriella Perez Kayleigh Cooke
Nickvens Delva Madison Springer Julian Torres Aliyah Lugo Francis Justine Virtucio Ferdinand Moscat Lucas Portadin Jacqueline Gomez
Slade Kissoondath Camden Watts Allison Turner Kaitlyn Maggio Edward Polishchuk Broderick Powers Vanessa Grullon
Brianna Lagarez Shane Weldon Maria Vargas-Betancur Destiny Miller GRADE 5 Ariana Potts Benjamin Robinson Ashley Hatton
Jacob Lago Zoe Munoz Koyekinami Abali Tyler Scott-Bey Jasai Sanchez Ryan Knipe
Darius Lopez GRADE 4 Gloria M. Sabater Kayla Nieves Myles Ashitey Grant Young Tsampikos Stergiou Roberto Lopez
Marilee Medero Reem Alkheel Elementary School Krishna Patel Michael Ayala Sakshi Thakkar Jordi Marcial
Hazel Negron Andi Choko GRADE 3 Preet Patel Alexis Beyer GRADE 4 Adryanna Valentin Veronica Ochoa
Elyse Quinones Angela Diaz Mckenna Colvin Kelina Soto Mario Conde William Cruz Hannah Vera Vincenzo Pontari
Adrian Reaves Victoria Garton Omarly Cruz-Lovera Vincenzo Speranza Jessica Figueroa-Antonio Otis Harold Matthew Ward Lexi Rodriguez
Shakira Rodriguez Sammie Gibbons Syleah Johnson Andrew Stasuk Alexandra Flores Lilith Kengeter Kiara Webster Frances Vera
Sheliann Rodriguez Olivia Greco Michael Knott Nicolas Thompson Madison Gabrielle Marilynn Miguel Latasia Watkins
Aaryanna Torto Evin Guilford Otoniel Marquez James Andrei Virtucio Destiny Geraci Hailey Mollik GRADE 5
Mathew Vargas Riley Huck Grace Morton Stephanie Waiters Joshua Grant Isaac Ochoa Zachary Costanzo GRADE 7
Devin Velez Wendy Jiang Kobe Osorio Alyssa Webb Katelynn Hoadley Yuriy Polishchuk Nikohl Dotti Devon Baker
Kara Kuchinski Alexa Rodriguez Chloe' Worden Alyse Jackson Makye Sawyer-Smith Meghan Finley Taryn Bles
GRADE 4 Nayeli Merino Gabrielli Rodriguez Elieser LaTorre Cesar Sosa Daniel Garcia Niyah Cosme
Angeline Alvarado Jessica Montgomery Delia Zamudio GRADE 4 Christin McKeon Caleb Soyer Leanna Lacy Tiffany Cross
Javier Aponte Katherine Motoa Simileoluwa Adenugba Dominick McLaughlin Kassandra Lopez Lauren Foster
Julianna Bassano Paisley Paris GRADE 4 Ervin Alvarado Grace McLaughlin GRADE 5 Julie Markizon Caitlyn Muller
Jasir Brooks George Percival Josiah Gonzalez William Alvarado Carolyn Melchiore Narcisse Cortes-Lopez Joseph Mattiucci Stephanie Noguez-
Tanner Bushman Melissa Ramirez-Montes Andy Kashani Nickell Bailey Charles Myers Morgan Lunsford Emily Morton Perez
Alexander Caccese Gabriel Ramos Melissa Palmer Aminata Bangura Katelyn Palau Casey Medina Jennifer Necsutu Christian Quijada
Jayaun Gaines Curtis Riggins Jose Segura Zerian Barrera Riya Patel Gisellyn Miranda Kinnis Somerville Kathryn Slusarczyk
Jonathan Lopez Siera Rivera Beatriz Velazquez Brandon Beyer Savan Patel Kiana Oliveras Tiara Tyler Thalia Torano-Aviles
Joyce Reaves Jared Russo Isabel Burgos Kelvin Ramirez Miguel Ramirez Tatyanna Vega Xiaoqi You
Tamara-Skye Spinosi Samuel Snyder GRADE 5 Bianca Cicchino Kassandra Ramos Rayannia Robinson
Maredsy Sosa Victoria Garcia Rocco Costanzo Rachel Slusarczyk Jasmine Rodriguez Solve E. D'Ippolito GRADE 8
GRADE 5 Aramis Sotomayor Kai'Yah Knight Chancler Cruz Travis Smith Elementary School Leann Carlson
Jaida Brown Cara Torres Gabriel Menz Komalpreet Dhinju Douglas Stasuk Pauline J. Petway GRADE 3 Hernan Cruz
Junior Cruz-Lopez Jada White Tiana Nieves Jacob Garvey Elementary School Destiny Acosta Cameron Daniels
Kaniel Cruzado Odalys Osorio Lyla Gray Johnstone Elementary GRADE 3 Jose Acosta Rachel Garcia
Dajanae Farmer GRADE 5 Sabrina Ringrose Nikolay Groshev School Adam Anthony Ramon Anglero Valkyrie Leach
Jose Mateo Allison Abate Catherine Scanlon Aili Hermanson GRADE 3 Cristian Aponte Sophia Baldosaro William Lunsford
Madisson Mowchan Amy Antonio Emily Jost Isabella Cagno Brock Bridges Corey Benowitz Alexis Maldonado
Christina Naigle Nicolas Boneta John H. Winslow Alyssa Justis Laisha Cuevas Amirra Brown Aaliyah Calderon Dasia Murphy
Xavier Nunez Savannah Brown Elementary School Tyler King Avoneii Downing Nina Caprice Nadia Calderon Ricardo Ramos
Damaris Rivera Emilie Carini GRADE 3 Sergio Maldonado Gavin Foutz Kaylee Carlson Jasmine Feliciano Mustafa Yildi
Alexandria Rodriguez Lilly Castellini Darwyn Abreu Carly Mayhew Emmanuel Mendez Joanna Centeno Magdalena Lebron
Keelynn Evans Jessica Abruscato Iman Moosvi Paola Mercado Sydney Cherwien Gian Negron Rossi Middle School
Dr. William Mennies Jillian Flores Milana Avdeeva Olivia Nealis De La Cruz Faviana Cohen Ian Pantalione GRADE 6
Elementary School Philip Grafals Usmar Barrera Melanie Negron Anayely Perez Jake Cruz Janijah Rodriguez Brianna Acosta
GRADE 3 Xavier Guzman Alexis Bratis Grace Panzini Enrique Perez Patrick Frey Hannay Salazar Arianna Baptiste
Jose Luis Castro Kayla Lamkin Alexandra Brodzik Vedant Patel Erica Sanchez-Villanueva Catherine Giuliani Francisco Tejeras Juliet Brown
Devin Coia Trista Lamkin Caroline Brown Hector Perez Sarah Serrano Anthony Hitchner Fabian Villanueva Taylor Endres
Armani Cooper Jasmine Mack Annabelle Crane Monica Perez-Bautista Igor Shanava Emily Jones Graceline Galan
Lowelle Torres Sarah King GRADE 4 Cassidy Grablow
Kimberly Zarate David Lopez Janeth Cano Yevgeniy Groshev
Woodland Country Day School Announces Honor Students Marissa Marchese Payton Church Travis Harrell
GRADE 4 Jessica Melo George Cullis Shannon Hennessy
Woodland Country Day School Third Marking Period Honor List— Judith Bautista-Cruz Alexis Nappa Veronica Fennimore Amanda Hullihen
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Juana Juarez Nicole Ortega Ryan Irwin Jack Jost
HEADMASTER John Parrish Samantha Silvers Emma Hood Trey Medina Ashley Parrish De'Chyna King Hannah Joyce
LIST Dhruv Patel Ashley Sorelle Jared Roork Carli Melchiorre Sahil Patel Megan Murie Isabel Lubin
Grade 5 Caitlyn Sorelle Victor Ochoa Hannah Patrignani Kayla Victor Billie Mattioli
Alexandria Bak Grade 8 Grade 6 Niko Villani Alanis Reyes Moreno Caden Quiles Cara Melchiorre
Adam Fisher Danielle Cristinzio Jonathon Hughes Kevin Waiters Heather Raguckas GRADE 5 Mariya Ostapenko
Joshua Hood Amanda Ramos Paul Kuntz Grade 8 Zachary Starn Seyma Akisler Sarah Patrignani
Olivia O'Donnell Taylor Reese Nerys Muller Elisabeth Eddowes GRADE 5 Zachary Tharp Mia Arbona Lillian Rivas
Ezra Battiata Sara Vincente Jordan Cruz Kaylee Ruiz
Mitchell Shields Paul O'Donnell Robert Fralinger
Angelica Beneat Angel Diaz Alexa Strittmatter
HONOR ROLL Collin Seabrook Rachel Greene
Juliana Bordley Pauline J. Petway Korie Hague Breanna Suppi
Grade 6 Grade 5 Sean Williams Robert Griffith Tyler Francis Elementary School Joseph Hall-Conley
Michael Bifulco Alyssa Allen Cameron Konyak Nicole Martinez GRADE 4 Rebecca Piccione GRADE 7
Annie Drane Alec Cagle Grade 7 Samantha Layton
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Aubrey Messore Rachel Baglio Aidan Rivera McKenzie Bond
Amelia Parrish Barbara D'Arrigo Julianna Bidic Robert Richardson Jillian Morales Isabella Bispo Jazlyn Roman Ariana Cantoni
Sarah Taylor Kaitlyn Downer Ethan Bowe Bethany Strong Lionel Nieves Marianne Burgess Paris Ross Victoria Darr
Kasey Drane Andrew Bretnall Anne Marie Tedesco Kristy Ortiz Ahmir Clyburn Amaris Sotomayor Kelsey DeMatte
Grade 7 Caitlyn Mesogianes Madison Chambers Hunter Wilbraham Luis Ortiz Ariana Cortez Thomas Stratoti Gregory Hughes
Nicholas Fort Justin Sherrill Brinn Hindermyer Alexis Pineda Isabella Cruz Jillian Tobolski Dustin Irwin
Rafael Rodriguez Karlee Farrell Cristina Velazquez Emmalynn King
Madelyn Onesti Julian Silva Charles Hitchner
Natalia Smith Isabella Fiorenza Zariah Viruet
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I In Our Schools Vineland Public Schools Principal’s List
3rd Marking Period - 2011 (Continued from previous page)
Justin Malme Daniel Cruz Kassandra Treston Maryna Sych Camille Dubois Rebecca Darr Matthew Nester Paola Torres-Vazquez
Devon Mattie Jairo Flores Abner Tollinchi Janika Echevarria Danae' Davis Ava Ortiz Jael Vaquero
Tyler Mazzola Elizabeth Gonzalez GRADE 8 Nina English Angelo DeCesero Oleksandra Ostapenko Kandice Velez
Sejal Menghani Yevad Gonzalez Evan Barton GRADE 7 Sierra Harrell Taylor Devonshire Michael Owoo Juan Vera
Aaska Patel Zy'Aare Griffin Kaitlynn Conrow Eryca Bennett Gina Irizarry Travis Diaz Navejot Parmar Valerie Walters
Alan Patel Nicholas Grotti Judith Cruz-Lopez Michael Caraballo Joseph Marrongelli Florimar Diaz-Jimenez Michael Parrish Rebecca Watson
Lesllie Perez Britney Kollock Breanna De Rossi Rabia Cheema Destiny Smith Sarah Dietz Leishla Perez Josephine Zambrana
Dimitri Raimonde Cynthia Lascarez Kahley Dreyer Bradley Durand Steven Sotnychuk Jade Fanzo Briana Peters
Jacqueline Seda placido David Miletta Autumn Gonzalez Destiny Esquilin Jacob Velez Kathryn Faul Evan Portadin Vineland High School
Sera Snyder Marcos Morgan Kelly Hullihen Angelica Filippi-Field Emily Watts Keiry Feliciano Angelina Predit GRADE 10
Brittney Soler Devon Pritchett Jane Lewis Sarah Filippi-Field Mollie Fisher Jazmin Pritchett Renee Androckitis
Mariah Rosa Rachael Lustina Hana Flumenbaum Vineland High School Joseph Galan Veronica Quinones Synclaire Arthur
GRADE 8 Shelby Sheridan Shelby Money Sean Freeman GRADE 9 Sidea Gaye Alexandria Quinto Kevin Ash
Meranda Cardona Katie Perry Gabrielle Giacomelli Madison Abbamondi Bailey Giblin Rosemary Ramos Sanad Ashraf
Kyle Castellini GRADE 7 Shjon Powelczyk Alphonso Gonzalez Brandon Abreu Javier Gomez Tierra Reaves Ryan Bakely
Shyheme Days Rahimenur Akisler Andrew Redman Terrence Green-Miranda Christian Anaya Alina Gousseva Angel Rivera Jared Bardoe
Angela Doulis Nyisha Alvarado Tyree Richardson Alexander Hermanson Arielle Aponte Riley Elizabeth Guinan Alyssa Rodriguez Gina Boyd
Jenna Garrett Kourtney Arena Jaclyn Kell Desiree Aponte Christopher Haserick Dayana Rodriguez Joseph Brown
Bryana Juarez Gabriel Colon Veterans Memorial Jacob Kell Jacqueline Askins Ta'Shay Henderson Katherine Rodriguez William Butler
Lindsay Olita Kaitlyn Deem Middle School Christopher Leistner Aria Asselta Brianna Henry Jonathan Roig Helen Cardoso
Tayla Robinson Ciana Dickinson GRADE 6 Olivia Messore Damary Beltran Gabriella Horvath Olivia Romano Brianna Carini
Olivia Rosado Bailey Digh Nicholas Arnes Melanie Milam Sarah Bennett Christine Hughes Daniela Santos David Carter
Tara Selleck Joshua Flores-Yeoman Lizmary Arriaga Mckayla Moore Morgan Blanchard Gabrielle Hursey Sabrina Schroer Brianna Ciancaglini
Anthony Sierra Robert Greene Brandon Binnig Max Nezdyur Liliya Bondarenko Brandon Jones Jordan Selby Amber Davis
Victoria Smith Charles Johnson Emily Caignon Grace Ortiz Gabriela Brown Julie Kim Emily Shellhamer Alfredo Del Rosario
Steven Tobolski Alexander Matos Robert Dickenson Christopher Peters Patrick Bryant Melissa Laurencio Daniel Singer Cristal Diaz
Timothy Williams Anthony Matos Frank DiGiorgio Travis Riland Zachary Cabral Aubrie Lincks Amandeep Singh Abigail Dooley
Christopher McConnell Brandon Maldonado Edwardo Rodriguez Gabrielle Cantoni Geronimo Lopez Guriqbaljit Singh Toure Douglas
Thomas W. Wallace Jr Andrea Morales Tara Marrongelli Veronica Rodriguez Michele Caregnato Dean Maffei Veronica Sitaylo Brandon Emonds
Middle School Caitlin O'Brien Emily Munoz Joshua Carll John Malatesta Amanda Smaniotto Edgar Espinosa
GRADE 6 Davina Ocasio Vanessa Ortiz GRADE 8 Ryan Castor Bethany Malench Rachel Smith Andrea Ferrari
Grace Brown Sevgi Ozturk Alexi Paraskevas Megan Beres Mahlaqa Cheema Marlayna May Isabella Steward Kylie Finley
Savannah Calaff Karrina Quiles Laleshka Rivera Spencer Brown Devin Cloud Dylan Mazzola Eric Stratoti Jenna Gallucci
Antonio Cordova Brittany Stafford Cheyenne Sadowski Carolyn Cruz-Lovera Emily Cunningham Sage Medina Anna Ternova Jalene Garcia
Zorjuli Crespo Emma Stratoti Ian Simek Morgan DeWinne Eric Dargis Tristen Mendez Aleysha Toro Olivia Gentilini
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Craig Gerson Laura Tolotti Lauren D'Ottavio Juliana Martine Victoria Tretheway Estefany De La Cruz Mckenzie Lillia Alysa Romero
Jason Hegeman Darren Tomasso Joseph Dafcik Nicholas Mason Monica Vastano Matthew Degand Nyesha Lindsey Samantha Ross
Lizet Hernandez Beteta Kayla Townsend Amanda Dolson Alyssa Maurice Iris Vega Chelsea Dent Gabrielle Madison Zachary Saoner
Emma Holmes Samantha Turner Stephanie Druziako Deanna Mays Breanna Vicente Douglas DeVecchis Dana Maffei Amanda Scharuda
Zhen Holmes Jacob Villafane Claire Dubois Valencia McFarland Vera Wagner Naya Dickerson Kristina Martin Jennifer Schoenberger
Kyle Hubble Daniela Villaman Ivonna Dumanyan Matthew McGill Ameshia White Emily Dooley Estrellita Martinez Cori Rose Schroer
Kyra Jackson Janae Walters Jessica Flitcraft Megan Medina Matthew Wolfe Joshua Edgar Randolph Mayo Joseph Seagrave
Abiha Kazmi Danielle Weissman Kelsi Garrett Kendall Mehaffey Chelsea Ellingsworth Joseph Meneghetti Ashley Serrano
Nadiya Kucher Brielle White Amanda Garrison Rachael Milam GRADE 12 Merlis Espinosa Sanjay Menghani Diane Severino
Alexey Kulpin Kevin Williams Josue Gomez Emily Montagna Hanna Anderson Matthew Everwine Alexander Meremianin Scott Shapiro
Yaquelin Ledesma Selena Zayas Crysta Gonzalez Mckenzie Montana Lisa Balbuena Laren Ewan Kelsey Money Aira Noreen Silvestre
Janice Martinez l Mariaelena Gonzalez Emily Morales Liz Balbuena Dylan Fisher Amanda Montalvo Sean Smith
Keyla Martinez GRADE 11 Axeelya Green-Miranda Kayshen Morel Fatimah Bangura Shelby Flores Jessica Moschetti Amber Stubbs
Patricia Matias Dawn Adams Alexander Groetsch Deanna Nieves Alison Barton Patricia Garcia Mauricio Muniz Alexis Taylor
Miranda McCeig Danna Amaro William Harris Anna Orlov Savanna Bassett Rebecca Garcia Clarissa Nelson Misael Toledo
Salena Muzzarelli Liz Aponte Kirk Herman Kevin Owoo Jenese Bennett Drew Garrett Anastasiya Novatorskaya Kassandra Torres
Destiny Nardone Stephanie Aponte Camerino Walter Palma Matthew Bermudez Jenna Gavigan Jillian Nunziato Gina Trivellini
Rikki Novicke Allison Beres Hernandez Beteta Sajana Patel Natalie Bermudez Joshua Giacomelli Crystal O'Conner Elvira Usmanova
George Obelenus Nikolai Berezin Patricia Hernandez Blake Pescatore Gabrielle Bertoldi Deme Giannakaris Katherine Oliveri Joseph Vargo
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I In Our Schools
Celebrating 26 years of
Grandparents’ Day at CCS
Grandparents’ Day has been a special
part of the Cumberland Christian
School spring calendar for most of its
65 years. This school day belongs to
grandparents who may visit class-
rooms, attend special performances
and enjoy lunch with their grandchil-
dren on or off campus.
This Grandparents’ Day, John Gale,
Sr. set a CCS record in celebrating his
26th consecutive Grandparents’ Day
with granddaughter Michaela Mauro.
Starting with 2nd grade grandson, John Gale in 1985, Mr. and Mrs. Gale did not
miss one Grandparents’ Day in 25 years. Sadly, Mrs. Gale died this past December,
but Mr. Gale continued their impressive consecutive record by visiting high school
granddaughter Michaela Mauro and going out to lunch. This will mark 26 years of
taking out nine grandchildren from four families over three generations.
Mr. Gale’s daughter, Mona Mauro, a high school teacher at Cumberland and
Michaela’s mom noted, “My parents have always taken their grandparenting very
seriously. Mom and Dad would visit the classrooms on Grandparents’ Day, listen to
the program and be so proud of each grandchild. They have left an amazing lega-
cy of love for us to follow.”
From left: Cumberland Christian School 10th grader Michaela Mauro, Mr. John Gale Sr.,
1991 CCS graduate Samantha Mauro and CCS high school teacher Mona Mauro represent-
ing three generations of Gales celebrating Grandparents’ Day.
pete on the track and field team next year at Ohio University in Athens, Ohio. Rose
is the daughter of James A. and Leona E. Rose of Glassboro. She is a member of
the Black Cultural League and YODA. She is also a member of both the varsity
winter and spring track and field teams, competing in shot put and discus. Rose’s
track accomplishments include being 2010 Group II State Champion for spring
track and 2011 Group II State Champion for indoor track. In addition, she was the
2011 Group II Sectional Champion as well as placed third in the 2011 Meet of
Champions. She was also named to the 2011 All-South Jersey First Team and
recently broke the Delsea record for shot put with a throw of 44 ft, 6/5 inches.
She plans are to major in psychology and minor in sociology.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27
Kathi Testa Epifanio. Harry's Pub at
Ramada, W. Landis Ave. and Rt. 55,
Vineland, 696-3800.
EVERY WEDNESDAY
Nightlife at Neptune Restaurant. 1554
S. Delsea Drive, Vineland. Live DJ and
Trivia. 692-2800.
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 Calling All Dancers!
pm. No cover. Reservations recommended. The Vineland Regional Dance Company (VRDC) is conducting an open audition for
male and female dancers on Saturday, May 7, for its 2011-2012 season. The audition
APRIL 27 THROUGH MAY 2 will be held 2-5 p.m. at Maxine’s Dance Studio, corner of East Avenue and Garden
Road in Vineland.
• Nightlife at Ramada. Harry's Pub at
All dancers must be a minimum of 11 years old by September 2011 and be well
Ramada, W. Landis Ave. and Rt. 55,
trained in ballet, jazz and point (women). Audition attire for women—pink tights,
Vineland, 696-3800. Wed.: Ladies Night,
black leotards, ballet slippers, pointe and jazz shoes with hair worn off the face in a
1/2 price appetizers all night. Happy Hour
bun. Men are required to wear black tights, white tops and must bring ballet slippers
SATURDAY, APRIL 30 Mon.-Sat, 4-6 p.m. $1 off alcoholic drinks.
and jazz shoes. The fee for the audition class is $20.
Fri. and Sat., live entertainment.
Cumberland County’s Got Talent. The VRDC has a developed repertoire of over 30 works and performs 20 to 25
Cumberland County College, Guaracini times a year doing concert performances, annual Nutcracker and Spring Dance con-
Performing Arts Center, Sherman Ave. • Nightlife at Bojo’s. 222 N. High St., certs, school assemblies, lecture demonstrations, and shows for clubs, charities,
and College Dr., Vineland. Local talent Millville, 327-8011. Thurs: Karaoke. Fri.: minorities and the under-privileged.
show and silent auction, sponsored Zach Reed. Sat: Karaoke with Patty and The VRDC will begin its new season with a three-week summer intensive training
by the Vineland Rotary Club. 7- 10 Rick. Sun.: Nascar/Phillies. program August 8-26. All dancers interested in becoming a member are invited to
p.m. Tickets $20 in advance or $25 at audition and register for this three-week workshop. Master teachers will include
the door. For advance tickets, call • Nightlife at The Rail. The Rail, Daniel Marshall (Director of La Diego Ballet in California), Kelly Bocchetti-Millar
Mike Loyle at 207-5803 or send e- Cedar Ave. and Harding Hwy., Richland, (Ballet Mistress of the VRDC), Gina Gardner Walther (Faculty member of Dayton
mail to mdloyle@comcast.net.. 697-7245. Thurs.: Open Mic/Mitch Sutton Contemporary Dance Company and head of the Dance Department at Wright
For the fourth consecutive year, an Jam Session. Fri.: Frank Comparri. Sat.: University in Dayton, Ohio), Angelo Lemmo (Resident Choreographer for Canton
impressive lineup of dancers, singers, No Drama, 9 p.m. Ballet), James Ihde (Soloist with the Pennsylvania Ballet) and Kimberly Chapman
bands, magicians, producers of short (Artistic Director of the VRDC).
films, and even “glee” clubs will per- APRIL 27 THROUGH MAY 2 For more information, call 691-6059 or visit www.vrdc.org.
form for a chance to win cash prizes • Nightlife at Villa Fazzolari. Villa
and a chance to meet with a respect- Fazzolari Ristorante & Lounge, 821 Harding Pictured from left: Jenna Silicato, Marialena Melillo, Valentina Parente, Gwen Baraniecki
ed New York talent agent. Nearly Hwy., Buena, 697-7107. Thurs.: Ladies Zwil, Melissa Carabrese and Elizabeth Tkaczynski.
three dozen individuals or groups will Night, Mike Yacovelli Project, 7 p.m. Fri.:
vie for the following cash prizes: first Jazz Night. Sat.: Italian accordian. Union Rd., Vineland, 691-8051. 8 p,m. $10 SUNDAY, MAY 1
place overall winner receives $250;
in advance or at the door, 21 or older, CCC Spring Concert. Cumberland
the second prize is $100; additional • Nightlife at Old Oar House. Old Oar cash bar with drink specials. County College, Guaracini Performing Arts
awards are given for third and fourth- House Irish Pub, 123 N. High St., Millville,
place finishers. Center, Sherman Ave. and College Dr.,
293-1200. Wed.: Karaoke, 8 p.m. Thurs.: Open SATURDAY, APRIL 30 Vineland. Cumberland County College
In addition to Youth and Adult Mic Night, 9 p.m.; Fri.: Ravioli Shanker, 9 p.m.; • Reading Group. Bogarts Books, 210 N.
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divisions, a new High School division Chorus, Gospel Choir, Wind Symphony, and
Sat.: Take Two, 9 p.m. High St., Millville, 327-3714. Discussion Jazz Band celebrates the season with
has been added this year. The first-
with Judi Brett. 3 p.m. music. 3 p.m. Free but tickets required,
place winner in the High School divi-
sion will receive a trophy (the Rotary
FRIDAY, APRIL 29 seats will be assigned. Request tickets
Cup), which will be held for display Vineland Makes Headlines. Calvary • Elisa Frederick, Jennifer Levins, early, as seating is limited.
in the winner’s high school for a Chapel Playhouse, 930 N. Main Rd., Camille Peruto, more TBA. Fuel House
year, until the trophy is passed on to Vineland. The Pageant Wagon Parable Coffee Co., 646 E. Landis Ave., Vineland, MONDAY, MAY 2
next year’s winner. Players Home School Theatre cast stages 563-1400. Live music. 7 p.m. Dear Esther. Frank Guaracini, Jr.
this production, celebrating 150 years of Performing Arts Center of Cumberland
Vineland history. Written, produced, and • The Flying Dogs. Bogarts Books, 210 County College, Sherman Ave., Vineland.
APRIL 26 THROUGH MAY 3 directed by Kathryn Ross. 7:30 p.m. N. High St., Millville, 327-3714. Live music. The Cumberland County Coalition for
Nightlife at Bennigan’s. 2196 W. Landis Donation $2, kids under 12 $1. 205-9334. 7-9 p.m. Holocaust and Genocide Education co-
Ave., Vineland, 205-0010. Karaoke sponsors the play, inspired by letters from
Thursdays with Bob Morgan, 9 p.m.-Close,
• Cesar Perez's Art Show/Ryan Carr. • TKA/K7. Landis Theater, 830 E. students, and written by author/playwright the grapevine { 29 }
Fuel House Coffee Co., 646 E. Landis Ave., Landis Ave., Vineland, 691-1121. Also per- Richard Rashke. It tells the story of
$3 Heinekens, DJ/Dance Party Fridays 9
Vineland, 563-1400. Live music. 7 p.m. forming: "Nuevo" and the Freestyle Holocaust survivor Esther Terner Raab of
p.m.-Close, $3 Coronas. All Sports
Classics, PAIN, Stefanie Bennet and local Vineland, and her escape from the Sobibor
Packages: MLB Extra Innings, NBA League • Ant Farm. 210 N. High St., Millville, 327- freestyle artist Kirbie A. Entertainment by 5 death camp. Raab or one of her sons will
Pass, NHL Center Ice, and NFL Sunday 3714. Live jazz and scat, 7 p.m. Star Entertainment. 8 p.m. Tickets $35 and take questions from students after the per-
Ticket. $3 23-oz. Coors Light & $5 23-oz. $45. A percentage of proceeds benefits formance. 10 a.m. Free.
Blue Moon during ALL Phillies games! • Don't Call Me Francis/DJ Nicky G. Vineland High School Project Graduation.
Comedy show every first Saturday of the Merighi's Savoy Inn, E. Landis Ave. and
Attention: Floral Designers entries will be posted on our event web site,
Home and
Floral Designers are invited to showcase
one item at the Springtime Home-Garden
& Landscaping Expo on May 14 and 15,
held at the Buena Vista Camping Resort,
775 Harding Hwy. and (Rte. 40 & 54) in
at www.springtimehomeexpo.com. Your
shop will be advertised, free of charge, for
30 days after the Expo closes on May 15.
One Best Of Show will receive a trophy
and prizes. First to Fifth Place will receive
Garden Buena.
Drop off your entry on Friday, May 13,
from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., at the Main Entrance
to the festival. Just follow the Expo
arrows to check in off Rt. 40.
Arrangements can be with flowers, house-
hold plants or spring silk flowers.
Make sure to have your business
card/postcard/flyers attached. The
a trophy and participants will receive two
free tickets to the Expo.
Pancari’s
established two new cardboard drop-off
Showcase of Arrangements will be on dis-
play during the Home Expo
from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Thousands of families will have
TELL ‘EM YOU SAW IT IN the opportunity to admire and
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For advertising info, at local animal shelters. Left to right: Deputy Mayor Andy Sarclette, Mayor
Kathy Ireland, Fireman/First Responder Nate
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AGRICULTURAL SCHOLARSHIP Whale; Spiderrific; Weatherwise; What is
Application Submission Deadline: that Tree I See?; Mountains High, Oceans
June 1 2011 Deep; Exploring Planet X; and Where Does
The Greater Vineland Chamber of Your Garbage Go?
Commerce is now accepting applica- In addition, special programs offer in-
tions for the 2011 Agricultural
depth study of conservation and the envi-
Scholarship. This scholarship will be
awarded to a graduating high school ronment. In Cumberland County, the 4-H
senior who is planning to continue Environmental Ambassador Program helps
his/her education in an accredited col- 5th-7th graders learn about waste manage-
lege or university for the study of agri- ment and environmental conservation.
culture—including animal, plant, aqua- After the event, youth go back to their
culture or other related fields. schools and communities and serve as
Applications can be obtained by visiting ambassadors and address environmental
www.vinelandchamber.org or calling concerns. This year’s 4-H Environmental
856-691-7400.
Ambassador Program is scheduled for May
23-25. The 3 day/2 night event will be held
on environmental studies, community at Apple Farm Arts & Music Center in
service projects and environmental Elmer. Sponsors of this event include the
ambassador programs. Gloucester County Improvement
4-H clubs, schools and other youth Authority; Cumberland County
groups can utilize 4-H curriculum such as Improvement Authority; Salem County
the 4-H Science Discovery Series. This cur- Improvement Authority-Solid Waste
riculum is designed to be used in the class- Division; Wheelabrator Gloucester, Inc.;
room and in small group settings, such as 4- Giordano’s Recycling of Vineland; Wal-
H club meetings. Any teacher or youth Mart of Millville and the Cumberland 4-H
group advisor may borrow the materials Advisory Committee. Registration materi-
from the Cumberland County 4-H Center or als are available by calling the 4-H Center
access it from the web site: (856/451-2800 ext #3).
www.discoverscience.rutgers.edu/curriculum For additional information, contact the
/about.html. Unit titles in the 4-H Science Cumberland County 4-H Center at 451-
Discovery Series include Geology Where We 2800 ext. #3 or visit the New Jersey 4-H
Live; Don’t Trash the Planet; Tree-mendous website at www.nj4h.rutgers.edu I
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
The following transactions of $1,000 or more were filed with Cumberland County in
the month of March 2011 (transactions may have occurred in an earlier month).
Names listed may, in some cases, be those of buyers’ or sellers’ representatives.
905 Mulberry St., Federal Home Loan to Gennaro Costa on 3/9/11 for $120,000
Mortgage Corp. (by Atty.) to Joy 702 Alps Pl., Mark Monaco to Christina
Investment LLC on 3/9/11 for $54,000 R Iacovelli on 3/10/11 for $126,500
604 E Vine St., Ryan M Briggs to James 2196 Sonnys Trail, Rory D Senseman
P Hamilton on 3/10/11 for $62,500 to Lauren M Gruccio on 3/10/11 for
78 Oakdale Dr., Allen K Woodcock (Est. $265,000
by Exec.) to Brian Powers on 3/11/11 for 1015 Hamilton Dr., Jesus Rivas to Albert
$144,000 L Pareja on 3/11/11 for $131,000
831 N 3rd St., Leonard T Aliff, Jr. (Adm.) 1635 Neptune Terr., Sec. of Housing &
to Sunny Dayz Investments LLC on Urban Development to RPJ Properties
3/15/11 for $17,000 LLC on 3/14/11 for $70,000
900 E Main St., Heritage Title Inc. to 4610 Noel Dr., Bota Investments LLC to
Jacquelyn R Campbell on 3/15/11 for David Merritt on 3/15/11 for $150,000
$142,000
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