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VOLUME 8 | ISSUE 43 | NOVEMBER 25, 2015
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S O U T H J E R S E Y. W E E K LY.
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BE GRATEFUL
THANKSGIVING
IS TOMORROW, NOVEMBER 26
Vineland vs. Millville
Love a Parade
The historic rivalry, one of the longest in the country, kicks off at 10:30 a.m.
on Thanksgiving Day. { BY JEFF SCHWACHTER }
he aroma of turkey, stuffing and family hearths

may be in the air this Thanksgiving Day, but for
Millvilles High School football team, the smell
of victoryor getting evenwill be even stronger in the
teams John Barbose stadium at Wheaton Field.
The Millville Thunderbolts have a season record of
5-4 going into Thursdays historic matchup against the
Vineland Fighting Clan (3-6), a Thanksgiving Day rivalry
that is the 12th longest running in the United States
and the longest in New Jersey.
This weeks game, set for a 10:30 a.m. kickoff at
Millville (200 Wade Blvd.), continues a southern New
Jersey tradition that dates back to at least the 1890s.
(Continued on page 18)
If last years Thanksgiving Day game between Millville and Vineland is any
indication, this years matchup should be exciting. Last year Vineland was
ahead most of the way, but failed to hang on as Millville came away with
PHOTOS BY BRIAN ANTHONY OF THE VPS TV CREW
a 44-40 victory.
Football on Cumberland
Countys Comcast Channel 22
The Millville-Vineland High School Football
game will be broadcast live from Wheaton Field
on Cumberland Countys Comcast Channel 22.
Coverage starts
Thursday at 9:30 a.m.
with an airing of The
Rivalry, a 30-minute documentary about the
Thanksgiving Day series
between the two teams.
For those who want to
watch a replay of the
game, it will be shown on
Comcast Channel 22 on
Friday, Nov. 27, at 2 p.m.
...and Cumberland County

has three of them to get
you in the holiday spirit.
his years SNJ Today Millville

Christmas Parades theme is Home
for the HolidaysHonoring our
Veterans. The parade takes place at 7 p.m.
on Friday, November 27, at High Street and
Harrison Avenue. It proceeds south on High
Street to City Hall. (High Street from Harrison
Avenue north to Sharp Street will close at 5
p.m. and not be available for spectators.)
The annual Main Street Vineland Holiday
Parade comes to downtown Landis Avenue on
Saturday, November 28, at 5 p.m. (rain date is
next day, at the same time). This years parade
will have the theme Light Up the World and
will proceed on Landis Avenue through the
downtown toward Myrtle Street.
The Bridgeton Christmas Parade finishes
out the weekend on Sunday, November 29,
beginning at 2 p.m. Get ready for floats, music,
holiday funand Santatraveling along
Commerce Street, west to east.
BROADCASTS ON CH. 22: The Millville
Christmas Parade will be broadcast live on Friday
at 7 p.m. Both the Vineland and Bridgeton holiday parades will be taped and all three parades
will be rebroadcast starting on December 2, 2015.
See www.snjtoday.com/television/schedule.
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Residential Customer
Corbo, Joseph Anthony DDS, 84, of

Galloway, passed on November 14 at
home with his family. He was a dentist
for more than 40 years in Millville and
was one of the first dentists in South
Jersey to introduce a high speed dental drill to his practice. He was proud
to be associated with the South Jersey
Hospital System for more than 35
years performing oral surgery. In 1994
he received recognition of his Service
to Humanity by the SJ Hospital
System. Joe is survived by his wife of
58 years, June Corbo, son Joseph
Corbo Jr. and his children Stephen and
Caroline of Ocean City, daughter,
Teresa Corbo of Mt. Laurel, son,
Michael Corbo of Philadelphia and
son, Christopher Corbo (Brandy) and
children Nicholas, Joey and Anthony
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Josephine Karwowski, 94, died peacefully at home on November 15, after a

brief battle with cancer. Josie was the
widow of William J. Dempsey and
Frank Peter Karwowski. Prior to moving to Vineland in 1956, she lived in
the Bronx where she attended school
and excelled as an art student. She is
survived by her children John (Stella)
Dempsey, Barbara Karwowski, Frank
(Linda) Karwowski, Louise Karwowski,
Roberta (Michele) Porcelli, Albert
(Dorota) Karwowski, Michael (Kaye
Thurman) Karwowski and her grandchildren Cindy, Anne, Allen, Tyler, Mary
(Troy) Alyssa, Kate, Stephen and also
her great grandchildren Desteny,
Elizabeth, Zoie, Rory and Faelynn Rae;
as well as her sisters Lillian Turowski
and Stella Povich. She was predeceased by a daughter Valerie and
adopted son Walter Tushkov.
Vincent J. Forcinito, 79, lifelong resident of Vineland, passed away on
November 15. He was a Korean War
Era veteran who served in the U.S.
Army and was a member of the local
VFW. He was the owner of a Western
Auto Supply Store and worked as a
mechanic for Armellini Express Lines.
In his retirement, he was a crossing
guard for 13 years and was stationed
at the Sacred Heart School. He is survived by his wife of 54 years, Tommasa
(Rizzo), and his children, Vincent
Forcinito and wife Lynn, and David
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Kyle, Ashley, David, and Daniel; brothers, Peter Forcinito (Rose), and sisterin-law Sue Forcinito.
Christine M. Ottinger Schneider, 60, of
Vineland, passed away peacefully on
November 19, surrounded by her family. A lifelong Vineland resident,
Christine graduated from Sacred Heart
High School in 1973 and earned an
academic scholarship to Mount St.
Marys University in Maryland where
she earned a B.A. in Secondary
English Education in 1977. She began
her lifes work as an educator in 1978,
teaching English at Vineland High
School where she touched the lives of
thousands of students in her 33-year
career and participated in numerous
extracurricular activities and committees, including service as Spirit Club
and class advisor. During Christines
last year in the Vineland School
District, 2011, she was voted Vineland
High School Teacher of the Year. The
Vineland High School Historical
Committee later selected her for placement on Vineland High Schools Wall
of Warriors for her outstanding commitment and service to the students of
VHS. Despite retiring, she worked as a
literacy consultant for the Rowan
University-based Educational
Information and Resource Center
(EIRC) where she spent three years
working in schools throughout South
Jersey with both students and teachers
helping them develop strategies to
improve reading and writing skills and
eventually to prepare them for the
recently implemented PARCC exam.
She was also a highly sought after SAT
tutor in the local community and, as
an avid reader and advocate for reading, Christine served as President of
the Board of Trustees at the Vineland
Public Library. She is survived by husband, Bill Schneider; her sons, Michael
(Jillian) and Scott Schneider; sister
Patricia (Bill) McGinly of Vienna, VA;
sister Frances Ottinger and numerous
nieces, nephews and cousins. Christine
was predeceased by her parents,
Charles Chalky and Theresa
(Spinelli) Ottinger; brother Charles
Chalky Ottinger and her nephew and
godson, Mark Ryan McGinly.
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ith the Holiday Parade this

weekend as the last major
event of the year, Main Street
Vineland is already planning
for next year. We have begun putting the
events and projects of our groups on a calendar that will be part of the citys calendar of
events. It will provide an opportunity for
individuals and groups to see what were
doing and join us in our work.
For the Organization Team, it means a
renewal of fundraising and membership
recruitment efforts. We raise funds to make
sure that each event and project we do is covered financially, to build important bridges
and partnerships with other organizations
and businesses in the community, and to
make sure that Main Street Vineland can be a
strong, viable organization in the years to
come. For each of our events and projects, we
need volunteers to turn them from words on

paper to a reality. It means plugging in the
volunteers we have and those who have
expressed interest, into the project that
works best for them and for us.
For the Design Team, it means continuing
to work on issues covering beautification,
clean-up, code enforcement, and more. We are
seeking volunteers and organizations to help
us with our Adopt-a-Block project. We do it
the third Saturday of each month and, for a
group, it can mean just a three-hour commitment on one of those Saturdays. The more
groups we have to plug in during the year, the
more we can get done to keep up with cleaning and maintaining what has been done. The
Design Team is also working on other projects, which you will read about soon.
The Promotions Team is mapping out
events for next year. Many are familiar with
the big events that have been part of our

downtown for years, but we want also to focus
more on what we call micro-eventssmaller
events, some business-related, that dont necessarily mean closing the street. Wedding
Weekend is an example of this concept. It can
also be a health fair, a car-care event, or any
event that takes advantage of businesses we
have downtown. Were also talking about a
monthly Friday night devoted to events.
The Economic Restructuring Team deals
with business recruitment, retention and
marketing. That team is hard at work on a
branding initiative that will look ahead to
what we want our downtown to bea destination that will attract millennials and Gen X
and Y people along with babyboomers and
other generations.
Our newest group, our Millennial
Advisory Board, is now organized with elected officers, and we will be looking for their
input as well as plugging them into the four
teams already mentioned.
I wish all of you a Happy Thanksgiving
and also remind you of the Main Street
Vineland Holiday Parade, sponsored by
BB&T, this coming Saturday, November 28
(following day is the rain date), starting at 5
p.m., on Landis Avenue. Come out and enjoy
the festivities. I
For more on Main Street Vineland, call 856794-8653 or visit www.mainstreetvineland.org.
I News in Brief
Ms. NJ Senior America
Pageant Seeks Contestants
Harrahs Resort Hotel and Casino in
Atlantic City will once again host the Ms.
New Jersey Senior America Pageant 2016
in June 2016, the exact date still to be
determined. Since 1971, the purpose of the
pageant has been a search for ladies who
have reached the Age of Elegance, that is,
60 years and better, to enter the nations
most prestigious contest. After winning the
State Title, the Queen becomes the delegate
from New Jersey, who will compete for the
coveted title of Ms. Senior America 2016.

The national pageant will also be held in
Atlantic City at Resorts next October.
For an application and information call
or e-mail Johanne Santori, Ms. New
Jersey Senior America Pageant
Administrator & State Pageant Director,
609-822-7441, adejoh@comcast.net.
County Library Volunteers

Knit for Kids
The knit and crochet volunteers/patrons
of the Cumberland County Library have
been busy knitting and crocheting for a
cause. For 2015, the library has sent over
200 items to the World Vision Knit for Kids
Program. These handmade items will warm
the body and

soul of a child
in great need
here and in
countries
around the
world. Gina
Allewelt, project coordinator
and employee
of the Cumberland County Library, thanks all
who helped to make this project a success.
This includes the yarn companies that sent
donations for the volunteers to use.
Upcoming for 2016 will be a blanket initiative. For details, call 856-453-2210, ext. 108 or
visit the librarys web site at www.cclnj.org
VMU Officials Warn Customers

About Recent Phone Scam
Vineland Municipal Utilities warns its
customers about a recent phone scam
involving calls made by individuals representing themselves as utility employees to
local businesses and residential customers.
The caller demands an immediate payment on a past-due bill to avoid disconnection of service. Customers are also
informed they are required to pay their
past-due bill immediately with a Green
Dot pre-paid MoneyPak debit card, with
a credit card, or via their bank account.
Once the account number is provided to
the caller, the scammer removes the funds
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Explorer Post #1, of the

Cumberland County Sheriffs
Office, continues to take part in
community initiatives to better
Cumberland County and
expand the experiences of the
countys youth. As part of the
Cumberland County Sheriffs
Explorer Program, Explorer Post
#1 has participated in several
local activities during the
month of November including a
community clean up held on
November 14, on and near the
grounds of the local Phenom Factory, located at 102 South 8th Street in Millville.
In return, the owner of Phenom Factory extended a generous offer for the
Explorers to partake in the fun offered at the venue on November 19. The
Explorers also attended the 14th annual Veterans Appreciation Day at Millville
Airport on November 7. The Cumberland County Sheriffs Office Explorer Post #1
co-head post advisors are Officer Edmanuel Vega and Officer Christine Jeffries.
From the 14th annual Veterans Appreciation Day at Millville Airport taken Saturday, From
left: Cumberland County Sheriff Robert A. Austino, Officer Edmanuel Vega, Mauricio
Juarez, Demetris Moss, Micah Marone, Dalyza Janasiak, Koralys Quinones, Galian
Whitehead, Madison Geissel, Gabriel Ramos, Officer Christine Jeffries, Officer Kimberly
Ghedine, and Chief Vincent Solazzo.
Teague Receives Public Works Award
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tribute to many Public Works professionals throughout the state.
The awards represent many different categories and levels of Public
Works service.
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Northstar Opens Computer Lab at Boys & Girls Club

Northstar New Jersey, a leading technology provider, has opened the fourth
Northstar NJ After School Advantage
Computer Lab at the Cumberland
County Boys & Girls Club Center in
Vineland. Northstar NJ is the management services company that provides
sales and marketing support to the New
Jersey Lottery through a Growth
Services Agreement with the State of NJ
and Department of Treasury. Northstar NJ and the Boys & Girls Club in Vineland
hosted a special dedication ceremony to celebrate the labs official opening this
afternoon at 4:15 pm at the West Plum Street location in Vineland.
Northstar New Jersey executives and local dignitaries, including Senator Jeff
Van Drew, New Jersey Lottery Deputy Executive Director John Custodio, and
Northstar NJ General Manager Russ Knapp, joined community members and students to celebrate the newly installed lab.
As part of Northstar New Jerseys commitment to community and investment in
Corporate Social Responsibility, the After School Advantage program provides
computer labs to non-profit organizations throughout New Jersey that demonstrate
a need for the computers and dedication to promoting technology education.
Northstar New Jersey donated $15,000 of advanced computer technology and
other equipment to the Boys & Girls Club in Vineland, which included 8 Dell flatpanel computers, headsets, educational software, chairs, workstations, and an allin-one printer. The donation also included a complete room renovation which incorporated new electrical wiring, freshly painted walls, and room dcor. Northstar New
Jersey employees volunteered their time to help with the renovation by assembling
desks and chairs, painting and installing the computers and software.
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ComTec Systems Donates to Higher Place Ministries

ComTec Systems, Inc. leaders provided over 100 pounds
of food and monetary donations to Higher Places Ministries
Food Bank in Vineland. President and CEO Mike Vertolli,
Sales Manager Mike Holmes, and Marketing Administrator
Melissa Davis delivered the group donation on behalf of its
staff, clients, and partners.
This is the 10th year in a row that ComTec has organized
their Thanksgiving Food Drive. In addition to monetary donations, the food bank received corn, cranberry sauce, green
beans, macaroni and cheese, mashed potatoes, peas, and
stuffing. According to Food Bank Coordinator Jim Powell,
this years contributions will feed nearly 10 additional families, or 60 individuals.
The Food Bank will be providing a Thanksgiving meal on Thanksgiving day from 12
noon to 3 p.m. for those looking for a meal or wanting to volunteer to help serve.
Higher Places Ministries Food Bank, located at 40 West Landis Avenue, serves
hundreds of families and individuals in need in the Vineland area. Visit www.higherplacesministries.org or call 856-839-2376 to speak to Food Bank Coordinator Jim
Powell to learn more about this organization and its food bank.
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VMU warns customers under no circumstances should a customer provide any
banking or payment information over the
phone. VMU reps. are not required to call
customers asking for a payment via the
phone. Payments are only accepted by mail,
in person at Vineland City Hall or via the
Customer Self Service portal with a credit
card, debit card or e-check.
In order to identify a fraudulent call,
VMU recommends the following tips:

Ask for the callers name, department,
and business phone number. If caller refuses to provide information requested, terminate call.
Ask caller to verify your utility account
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If customer suspects a fraudulent call,
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Marching Clan Takes 7th at

Cavalcade Championships
The Vineland High School Marching
Clan, directed by William McDevitt, placed

Seventh in the Yankee Division Open
Class"Championships held at Kottmeyer
Stadium in Downingtown, PA, on November
15. The band finished their competition season with a score of 89.25, placed seventh out
of 13 bands, and was the only New Jersey
band in this highly competitive division.
Calvalcade Championships caps an
award-winning season for the Marching
Clan. Their honors this year include:
Five 1st Place wins in Yankee Division
The highest score for a New Jersey
band in Cavalcade Competition 2015
The first-ever Cavalcade of Bands
Competition held at Gittone Stadium and
hosted by Vineland, bringing 12 New Jersey
bands, their friends and families to Vineland.
The VHS Marching Clan would like to

thank Director William McDevitt; Assistant
Director,Eileen Bosco; Pit Instructor
Matthew Thomas; Marching Instructor
Eric Sikorski; Instructor Justin Feliciano
and Staff Assistant Tyler Steinbronn, as
well as the Band-Aides, parents and fans
who supported them week after week.
The band will give their final performance of the 2015 Field Show on Thursday,
November 26 at Wheaton Field in
Millville. You can also enjoy the VHS
Marching Clan at the Millville Christmas
Parade on Friday, November 27, and the
Vineland Holiday Parade on Saturday,
November 28.
Newfield National Bank

Collecting Food and Toys
Newfield National Bank is now collecting food and toys in all 11 of their branches
throughout Gloucester and Cumberland
counties. Non-perishable foods will be
donated to the Southern Regional Food
Distribution Center. The new, unwrapped,
toys are being collected for the Marine
Corps Toys for Tots. To find the nearest
Newfield Bank in your neighborhood, go
Online to www.newfieldbank.com. This
collection will continue until December 23.
Easily distributed food includes pastas,
peanut butter, jelly, corn flakes (cereal
without sugar), oatmeal, canned vegetables,
canned fruits, canned meats, rice, canned
chicken noodle, vegetable or tomato soups,
dried noodles, potato flakes, cranberry
juice, granola bars, crackers, Bisquick,
instant coffee, tea, and any low-sugar, nonperishable food item.
For questions, call Newfield National
Bank at 856-692-3440, ext. 1206.
South Jersey Holocaust

Coalition Schedules Workshop
With evil existing in the world, when is
it appropriate to negotiate with the enemy
rather than use force? How does one judge
the efforts made by those who attempted to
bargain with the Nazis or survive by perceived cooperation with them? These
issues will be explored at a workshop, free
and open to the public, on Wednesday,
December 9, from 5 to 8 p.m., at the
George P. Luciano Conference & Events
Center, Cumberland County College,
College Drive, Vineland, NJ.
The workshop, entitled A Deal With the
Devil? Life In and Out of the Grey Zone is
presented by The South Jersey Holocaust
Coalition, the New Jersey Commission on
Holocaust Education, Jewish Federation of
Cumberland, Gloucester & Salem Counties,
and Cumberland County College. It will be
led by Harry Furman, Chairman of the
Coalition. Education and a presenter of
many seminars and workshops.
Those interested in registering for the
Professional Development hours must register by e-mail no later than December 7 to
holocaustcoalition@gmail.com. Educators
desiring PD credits should provide their
name, contact information, and school. I
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The Pascale Sykes
Foundation has been honored by independent, nonprofit research and planning
think tank PlanSmart New
Jersey for the Foundations
commitment to invest $50
million in Cumberland,
Salem, Gloucester, and
Western Atlantic Counties
by 2023. PlanSmart congratulated the Foundation
for their efforts to support
regional equity and invigorate Southern New Jerseys economy.
In presenting its 2015 Regional Equity Award to Pascale Sykes, PlanSmart cited
the Foundations collaborative work ethic and support for South Jerseys communities provides a real opportunity for long-term development and equity across the
state. Located in Vineland, the Foundation has been active in the four counties
since 2010 and has already invested more than $17 million in its work in South
Jersey, which is conducted under the banner of its Strengthening Families
Initiative.
The Foundations promotional effort, a destination marketing program, has been
unveiled under the banner of New Jerseys Heartland. Explaining the Foundations
mission, Sykes said We support the independence, integrity, and well-being of
working, low-income families, those missed by the safety net, those trying to do
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Inspira Medical Groups midwifery
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midwives. Certified nurse midwives
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faculty member at Rowan Universitys School of Medicine. Waverly has lectured on
the topic of natural childbirth in support of labor without medication to students
and currently serves as a clinical associate working with certified nurse midwife
students at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Dominic Cristelli and Mathew Sutter, both seniors at St. Augustine Prep completed their Caritas project this summer at The NJ Veterans Memorial Home.
The boys renovated the existing grounds and then created a beautiful rose garden. They donated a bench and table with umbrella and chairs for the residents
to sit outside and enjoy.
Car Club Donates to Veterans Memorial Home

Boris Reissek of the NJ Veterans Memorial Home in
Vineland accepted a donation of $4,000 from
Nostalgia Knights Classic Car Club president Bill
Nese. This donation was made possible from the
Salute to our Veterans Car Cruise, hosted by the
Knights, the South Jersey Cruisers Association,
Cruisin 92.1 and DJ Steve Tatz and the Fox Family.
The Knights also hosted their 20th Annual
Memories in the Grove car show for the Vets.
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hen Vinelanders Gustav

and Geoffrey Scheer
entered the New Jersey
38th Voluntary Regiment in
September 1864, their enlistment followed
the towns buy-out of draft notices earlier
in the year. The Civil War was waning and
the Scheers would be involved in fighting
for only nine months, but Gustavs participation would later allow him to spend a
portion of his final years as the oldest surviving Civil War veteran in Vineland.
In 1917, Gustav told the Vineland
Historical Magazine, The regiment was
divided into three sections. My section was
employed policing the telegraph service at
Fort Pocahontas. According to Edmund
Scheers booklet about his familys legacy
contained in the archives of the Vineland
Historical and Antiquarian Society
(VHAS), the Scheers patrolled 40 miles of
telegraph lines. It was while performing his
duties that Gustav was injured. Here my
leg was broken, he told the Historical
Magazine. Not being properly treated, it
never became sound. It still troubles me.
The fort at which Gustav was stationed
was located near Charles City, Virginia, and
Scheer would have been dispatched there
with his company on September 20, 1864.
The nearby town of City Point is where
General Ulysses S. Grant set up headquarters in the final year of the war, building a
supply depot and field hospital in anticipation of a planned operation that came to be
known as the RichmondPetersburg
Campaign or the Siege of Petersburg, a
town that online sources identify as a major
supply center for the Confederates.
The campaign would last from June 9,
1864 to March 25, 1865 and include General
George Meade, Clara Landis uncle, as part
of the operation. It relied considerably on
the use of an early form of trench warfare,
a method that would be widely employed
in World War I. Raids were conducted regularly and over the course of time, the
Confederate supplies dissipated.
The Union Armys capture of Petersburg
and Confederate General Robert E. Lees
retreat and surrender put an end to the
war. The soldiers of Company C of New
Jersey 38th Voluntary Regiment were mustered out on June 30, 1865. Gustav left the
military with new plans while some say
Geoffrey remained in the army. But
Edmund Scheer,
Gustavs great-great
grandson, recently
shared an 1892 letter
in which Geoffrey
explains that his
service in the U.S.
lasted only 10
months. The letter
also indicates he was
residing in Vineland
at the time. Gustav later spoke of Geoffrey,
who died in 1911, as living alone in the
small house west of mine. He is a bachelor.
Upon his return to Vineland, Gustav
turned his attention to agriculture, acquiring the necessary land, building a series of
structures and providing the right ingredients for a successful venture. As he recalled
in 1917, I was mustered out of the service
and returned to Vineland. I now bought ten
acres of land of Mr. Potter adjoining my
first purchase on the east. I moved the
buildings to this place. I built a substantial
house of good size, put up barns, outhouses
and then began cultivating my farm. I
planted grape vines, berries and fruit trees.
I then bought of Mr. Page ten acres of land
which he had previously bought of Potter.
Mine was the second house built on
Chestnut west of the borough. Wishing a
pair of mules to use about my farm, I visited
the Stockton farm to make the purchase.
It seems Gustav had also decided it was
time to start a family, and during the early
stage of his farming endeavor he encountered someone who would share his dream.
He told the Historical Magazine, While
looking about the farm, I heard a young
woman talking French. I entered into conversation with her and found she had
recently come from Nantes, in France. I
finally told her if she wished to be married
I would not buy the mules, but would take
her home with me. At the end of two days
we were married. Cesarene, pictured, was
the name of Gustavs wife and, over the
years, she and her husband would have 12
children.
Gustav, in 1931 photo above, would
continue to live in Vineland into the 20th
century, his involvement in the Civil War a
source of anecdotes to entertain his fellow
residents over the years. I
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Cumberland Christian
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First Marking Period,
2015-2016
HIGHEST HONORS
Elementary School
Avery Palmer
Grace Wroniuk
Middle School
Luis Ago
Liliana Carrano
Justin Kane
Beth Kraus
Morgan Parmer
William Probasco
Hope Slimmer
Faith Slimmer
Michael Turing
High School
Madison Anderson
Erin Blizzard
John Bonanno
Victoria DiCicco
Victoria Djakow
Jacob DuBois
Veronica Fennimore
Isaac Herchelroth
Steven Mazzochi
Dylan Ott
Hector Perez
Heather Reese
David Sheppard
Sarah Sheppard
Chyanne Smith
Mary Taylor
Dylan Torrance
Katelyn Torrance
Jami Vohland
Julia Wiberg
Nathan Winkelspecht
Daniel Yang
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Elementary School
Ian Altman
Amour Bethea
Joelle Bilger
Brayden Birnstiel
Brielle Birnstiel
Alexis Burns
Nicole Burns
Emily Connelly
Jenni Creamer
Brianna Czekaj
Elijah Delgado
Gabrielle Delgado
Nicholas DiCicco
Gabriel Endres
Lidia Gardella
Erin Kraus
Caris Rhea
Lily Sikora
Abigail-Joy Slimmer
Cody Smith
Samantha Turing
Joaquin Velez
Brielle Wetzel
Cody Weyman
Middle School
Ciara Barnes
Brianna Blizzard
Isabella Carrano
Jadon Chastmon
Madison Colondres
Christopher Connelly
Megan Ginchereau
Addison Godfrey
Rebecca Hatchell
Jonathan Hawkins
Carmella Holloway
Matthew Livengood
Gavin Marshall
Anastasia Romanov
Sophia Santos
Melissa Straub
Noah Winkelspecht
Paul Wroniuk
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Jacob Berge
Colin Campbell
Alisha Carr
Elijah Chatmon
Michael Connelly
Alyssa Crispin
Tyler DuBois
Daniel Dunn
Aaron Fennimore
Jayson Fields
Olivia Fields
Richard Gardenhire
William Gardner
Jasmin Gonzalez
Trinity Jagdeo
Gavin Lloyd
Hannah MacLeod
Sean McLoone
Emilyrose Minsky
Evan Morris
Zachary Ortiz
Mytchell Parmer
Hollyn Probasco
Nilson Rodriguez
Samantha Santos
Aria Shoemaker
Cory Shropshire
Victoria Shuster
Alissa Weyman
Emily Weyman
Rachael Wilson
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Minority Students Earn College Scholarships

Recently, 37 minority Delsea Regional
High School students attendedThe
Malcolm Bernard Historically Black
Colleges & Universities College Fairat
the Susquehanna Bank Center in
Camden, NJ. This event provided
prospective students with information
about academic institutions of interest,
encouraged them to apply, and offered
on-the spot acceptances and various financial scholarships to eligible applicants.
The Malcolm Bernard HBCU College Fair takes pride in their efforts to educate students on the value of a quality education, to provide such colleges and universities
with a pool of exemplary candidates, and to promote the education of underprivileged students. Delsea Regional High school took full advantage of the many
opportunities and left with 12 students accepted to colleges, as well as an array of
scholarship offers. Delsea administration, faculty, and staff couldnt be more proud.
Students and colleges that DRHS students were accepted to during the HBCU
Fair are as follows:
Destini Clark- Bethune-Cookman U(Presidential Scholarship),Johnson C. Smith U
Talyah Cox- Morgan State U
Tori Hooks- Bowie State U, Bethune-Cookman U, Johnson C. Smith U
Autumn Ingram- Virginia State U, Johnson C. Smith U, Bethune-Cookman U
Elisia Lancaster- Delaware State U, West Va. State U, Morgan State U
Christina Moore- Delaware State U, West Va. State U
Kiana Moore- West Va. State U, Bethune-Cookman U, Johnson C. Smith U
Dominique Simmons- Lane College
Taija Smallwood- VA State U, Delaware State U
Jazmin Stokes- Delaware State U
Jahmea Tenzie- Delaware State U, Morgan State U
Eddie Williams- St. Augustine U(full scholarship)
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Academic Team opened its competition season recently, hosting its
Third Annual Invitational Academic
Bowl with Atlantic City High School
in the auditorium of VHS South.
For many years, the Vineland
team, coached by Vicki Yeager, has
participated in a number of "brain
brawls" including a preThanksgiving Day clash with neighboring Millville High School.
Each team consists of four seniors (and a senior alternate) and four juniors (and
a junior alternate). Two seniors and two juniors from Vineland will compete against
two seniors and two juniors from the competing high school during the first 30minute half. Two different seniors and two different juniors from Vineland will compete against two different seniors and two different juniors from another competing
high school during the second 30-minute half.
The team with the highest score at the end of the second half wins the competition. If both teams are tied at the end of the second half, a final, two-minute, written answer, multi-part question will serve as a tie-breaker.
The team with the most correct answers to the tie-breaking question gets five
points. If both teams supply the same number of correct answers the team that
submitted their responses first to the moderator wins the points.
If this process results in a tie, then the match is a tie. No calculators are permitted; teams are allowed pencil and paper only. The questions are selected from both
professional sources and questions submitted by staff members from both schools.
The event will be recorded by VPS TV and aired on Comcast Channel 9 and
Verizon FiOS Channel 41 at various times during the week of Nov. 23
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Send your letters to Santa by way of
The Grapevine Express!
Have you written your letter to Santa yet? Your hometown newspaper is
collecting letters to Santa from all good boys and girls. We will print your letter
in a future issue of The Grapevine, then send them along to the North Pole.
Remember to keep your letters shortSanta is very busy this time of year.
Send them via e-mail to deb@grapevinenewspaper.com
or mail them to The Grapevine, 1101 Wheaton Ave., Ste. 625, Millville NJ 08332,
or have Mom or Dad drop them off at our office.
{ BY DEBORAH A. EIN, MANAGING EDITOR }
P.S. Dont forget to send a

photo of yourself, too!
The American flag has been at half-mast

too often in our childrens lifetimes.
he other day I saw a flag flying

at half-mast. It was at a private
residence and I can only assume
that the homeowner was
expressing grief for the victims of the Paris
attacks. President Obama had ordered flags
flown at half-mast through last Thursday.
That image of a lowered flag reminded
me of how often I have seen this same sight
at our local schools during my kids school
years. A couple of times, sadly, the flag had
been lowered to memorialize a classmate.
Other times, it might have been for a
teacher or other staff member. But far too
often, its been for just such national and
world atrocities.
Yes, its a different world our kids are
growing up in and the lowered flag is a
glaring, very visible sign of that. From my
own childhood, I can remember only a
handful of times that the flag was loweredthe assassinations of Robert
Kennedy and Martin Luther King, Jr., the
Munich massacre at the Summer
Olympics. The evening news during my
adolescent years was as grim as today, as I
recall, with body counts from the Vietnam
conflict. The body counts on the newcasts of today are instead the victims of
terrorist attacks, travelers on an airplane
thats been bombed, children in a classroom where a school shooting occurred,
shoppers at the mall, theater-goers.
It begs the question: Is this the new
normal, or was our parents world this
evil? Well, mine lived through The Great
Depression and Pearl Harbor and the War
to End All WarsHitler and the Holocaust.
Still, their reaction to the nightly news
today is one of disgust.

A timely workshop on Wednesday,
December 9, at Cumberland County
College, will explore evils existing in the
world, past and present. The workshop,
entitled A Deal With the Devil? Life In
and Out of the Grey Zone. The exploration of this topic will include the attempt
to negotiate with the Nazis to bring the
Jews out of Germany and into Palestine in
1933 and the Neville Chamberlain-Adolf
Hitler agreement in 1938.
Similar situations in our own time will
be explored, such as the strategic arms limitation talks between the United States and
the Soviet Union, the agreement between
the United States and Iran over limited
atomic bomb development, and whether
one should ever negotiate with ISIS.
In the workshop, interaction with
PowerPoint, film, and readings will foster a
greater understanding of the moral ambiguity in negotiating with perceived evil adversaries, and making life and death choices
within the belly of the beast. Read more
about the free workshop and how to register on page 8.
Its interesting to note how the Paris
attacks have changed the political landscape in this country. I dont see any great
leaders in the bunch of presidential candidates but often, its a matter of someone
rising to the challenges of his or her times.
The response to the Paris attacks from the
candidates will weed out a few of the misfits, we can hope.
Meanwhile, our kids and grandkids are
bombarded every day with grim news. At
the very least, they have grown up more
pessimistic than optimistic. And thats not a
good way to start out in life. I
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Pittsgrove. The events featured guest speaker was
veteran and former U.S.
Congressman Patrick
Murphy. Congressman
Murphy is also the current nominee for Under Secretary of the Army.
Featured guest was Mary Hagy, co-founder and CEO of The Triumph Games, a
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Army, Captain; Joe Isabella, U.S. Navy, Captain; Chris Gimello, U.S. Marine Corp,
Sergeant; J. Curtis Edwards, U.S. Navy, Seaman; Frank DiDomenico, U.S. Army, Lt.
Colonel; Seth Baruffi, MD, U.S. Army, Major.
Back row: GVCC Executive Director Dawn Hunter; Mark Taylor U.S. Army, Sergeant 1st
Class, Delaware and NJ National Guard; Jeff George, U.S. Army, Captain; Walter E.
Surdam U.S. Army, NJ National Guard Specialist; Mary Hagy, featured guest;, Angelo
Sparagna, U.S. Army , Corporal; Michael S. Lawler, U.S. Navy, Petty Officer, 2nd Class;
Peter Kudless, U.S. Navy, Captain; and GVCC President Victor LaTorre.
Guest speaker Mary Hagy and Jeff George.
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VINELAND VS
RIVALRY
(Continued from cover)
While each team has been victorious
about 60 times against each other over that
stretchalong with 19 tiesthis season,
Millville is 5-2 playing within their division (5-4 overall, including a 25-21 firstround playoff loss at Cherokee on
November 13) and Vineland is 2-5 (3-6
overall). Millville has also won the last six
consecutive Thanksgiving game matchups.
Since 1893 Vineland is up 63-61-19, but
Millville is closing in on that lead.
That may not be an easy task, however,
as the VHS football team has been
improving over the past couple of years.
In last years pulse-pounding performance on Thanksgiving Day, the teams set a
scoring record with 84 combined points
and more than 1,000 yards of combined
offense as Millville came from behind to
notch a 44-40 victory. I
PHOTOS OF THE 2014 GAME BY BRIAN ANTHONY OF THE VINELAND PUBLIC SCHOOLS TV CREW
The year-by-year results of the high school football rivalry between Millville and Vineland follow. The two
teams face off for the 144th time on Thanksgiving Day. Records from the late 19th Century are difficult to
come by, but we believe the list below is an accurate accounting of the results of the 143 prior meetings.
Decades ago, the teams often played more than once per year, and not necessarily on Thanksgiving Day.
Vineland leads the Series: 63-61-19.
2014: Millville, 44-40
2008: Vineland, 32-20
2007: Vineland, 29-7
2006: Vineland, 21-14
2002: Vineland, 26-20
1988: Tie, 7-7
1986: Tie, 0-0
1985: Vineland 33-20
1984: Vineland, 41-22
1983: Vineland, 6-0
1979: Vineland, 21-12
1977: Vineland, 7-6

1972: Vineland, 6-0
1970: Vineland, 14-12
1961: Tie, 7-7
1960: Tie, 6-6
1959: Vineland, 20-18
1958: Vineland, 7-6
1946: Vineland, 26-19
1945: Vineland, 38-12
1941: Vineland, 39-14

1937: Tie, 6-6
1936: Vineland, 8-0
1931: Vineland, 6-0
1928: Vineland, 6-0
1927: Tie, 0-0;
Tie 0-0
1925: Vineland, 7-0
1924: Tie, 6-6
1921: Tie, 0-0
1919: Tie, 0-0
1918: Tie, 0-0
1914: Millville 22-0,
Millville 14-0
1913: Vineland, 7-0;
Vineland, 13-0
1912: Millville, 19-0;
Vineland, 13-0
1911: Vineland 11-0;
Vineland, 35-4;
Vineland 6-0

Millville 20-0
1909: Vineland 3-0;
Tie, 3-3
1908: Vineland 12-0;
Millville, 5-0;
Vineland won by forfeit
(actual score was 5-5)
1907: Vineland, 36-0;
Tie 5-5
1906: Tie 0-0;
Tie, 5-5;
Millville 5-0
1904: Tie, 6-6;
Millville 5-0;
Vineland 6-5
1903: Millville 5-4;
Millville, 5-0;
Vineland 11-5.
1902: Vineland, 10-6;
Tie 0-0
1899: Tie, 0-0
Vineland, 10-5
Millville 2-0
1896: Vineland, 6-0
1895: Millville 12-9;
Tie, 4-4;
Vineland 16-0
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Millville won by the bizarre score of 5-0 in 1908.
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WheatonArts opens its holiday season on
November 27 with the first in a series of special Wheaton Wide Open Weekends.
Wheaton Wide Open Weekends will be offered
each weekend in December and January 2
and 3, 2016.
Free admission is offered for all visitors each
day of the Wheaton Wide Open Weekends.
The program is presented by PNC Arts Alive, a
multi-year, multi-million dollar initiative of the
PNC Foundation, which receives its principal funding from The PNC Financial
Services Group, Inc. The goal of PNC Arts Alive is to help area residents gain access
to the arts and to help arts organizations expand and engage audiences.
November 27, 28 and 29. The Annual Holiday Studio Sale opens in the Event
Center on November 27 featuring WheatonArts prototypes, seconds and overstocks, studio glass by Melanie and David Leppla, and a wide selection of pottery
by WheatonArts artist, Terry Plasket, and his assistants. Discounts range from 30
to 70 percent. WheatonArts Member Preview Reception at 9:30 a.m. Quantities
are limited. The sale continues through December 6. The Big Glass Blast in the
Glass Studio takes place on November 27 only. Artist Deborah Czeresko, pictured,
and her team will create a turkey from hot molten glass for visitors that day. Also
on November 27, the hands-on activity for children and their families is Make Your
Own Toys: Play Dough from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
December 4, 5 and 6. Wheaton Wide Open Weekend. December 5
onlyMake Your Own Toys: Bird Marionette from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. December 6
onlythe Jewish Federation of Cumberland, Gloucester and Salem Counties present, Hanukkah Celebration of Glass, Light, Music, Crafts and Potato Latkes, from
11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the WheatonArts Glass Studio. The program features the lighting of the large glass menorah, built by WheatonArts glass studio artists, traditional food including potato latkes and apple sauce, and childrens games and
crafts. The event is free and open to the public.
NOVEMBER 23 THROUGH 30
Nightlife at Bennigans. 2196 W.
NOVEMBER 25 THROUGH 28
Nightlife at Old Oar House. Old Oar
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.
House Irish Pub. 123 N. High St., Millville,

293-1200. Wed.: Karaoke. Fri.: Live music,
Megan Knight 9 p.m. Sat.: Live music.
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
Mooses Top 40 Songs.
EVERY TUESDAY
Boot Scoot Tuesdays. Martins Custom
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, Wicked Ride 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.
Catering and Wedding Venue, 311 S.

Harding Hwy, Landisville, 856-697-1626.
Country dancing along with lessons.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27
Holiday Christmas Parade. High St.,
EVERY THURSDAY
Jazz Duos. Annata Wine Bar, Bellevue
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28
Ave., Hammonton, 609-704-9797. Live Jazz

featuring area's best jazz duos. 6:30 9:30 p.m. No cover. RSVP recommended.
St., Millville. Live folk/country. Free. 24 p.m
Millville. 7 p.m.
Chris Lax. Bogarts Bookstore. 210 N. High
The New Jersey Ballet

presents
The Next Chapter. Seventh Day Baptist
Church, 116 East Ave., Shiloh. 7 p.m.
Christmas concert by 20-member a cappella chorus under the direction of Gene
Tubertini.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4
Hello I Must Be Going. Landis
Vienna Boys Choir at

County College
Cumberland County College will
present Christmas in Vienna featuring the Vienna Boys Choir on
Tuesday, December 15, beginning
at 7:30 p.m. in the Luciano Theatre
of the Guaracini Performing Arts
Center, Sherman Avenue and
College Drive.
The illustrious group of young
vocalists has been delighting music
lovers across the globe for six centuries with their purity of tone, distinctive charm and popular repertoire. Christmas in Vienna showcases these gifted musician with
voices of unforgettable beauty in an
extraordinary program featuring
Austrian folk songs, classical masterpieces, popular songs and, of
course, holiday favorites.
Tickets are $35-$50 based on
seating preference. Call the
Cumberland County College Box
Office at 856-692-8499 for more
information and to buy tickets. Box
Office hours are: 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday; 4
p.m.-7 p.m. Wednesday. Tickets
may also be ordered online at
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Holiday Christmas Parade. Landis Ave.,

Vineland. 5 p.m..
New Jersey Ballet Presents The

Nutcracker Levoy Theatre, 126-130 N.
High St., Millville. 2 p.m. Tickets $24.3 to
$55. www.levoy.net.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2
Jersey Sound Chorus of Sweet
Adelines. Franklin Township Library, 1584
Coles Mille Rd., Franklinville. 6:157:15
p.m. All-womens barbershop chorus with
more than 50 vocal musicians from all
parts of the Delaware Valley will perform
holiday favorites. 856-694-2833.
Landis Ave., Vineland. 7:30 p.m. Masterful

duo on the cutting edge of great music.
Tickets $43.60 and $56.90 available at
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Old Time Gospel Music.

Fortescue Chapel, 157 New Jersey
Ave.Fortescue. 7 pm. Jill Ransom, Steve
Brrne, Gary Trull, Mike Kost, and other
Gospel musicians will be singing and
playing your old favorites as well as original Gospel numbers. Also, enjoy some
Christmas songs in celebration of the
Advent Season. A dessert or a snack tray
is a welcome donation.Event is free to
the public. A love offering will be taken
to benefit the Chapel, which has been
the source of spiritual and physical nurturing during hurricane seasons and up
to the present time.
CCC Student Music Recital. Luciano

Theatre, Guaracini Fine & Performing
Arts Center, Sherman Ave. and College
Drive, Vineland. 7 p.m. Enjoy the talents
of Cumberland County Colleges music
students as they perform compositions
from a variety of composers. Event is free
but reservations are suggested.
856-692-8499.
DECEMBER 5 AND 6
Mourning Has Broken. Little Theatre,
66 E. Sherman Ave., Vineland. Saturday
8 p.m., Sunday 2 p.m. The Cumberland
Players of Vineland are pleased to present a new play by local playwright Pab
Sungenis. Tickets $10, available for a
special buy-one, get-one free deal, online
at CumberlandPlayers.com. Tickets will
also be available at the door beginning
one hour before each showtime.
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SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6
A "Classic" Christmas Program. First
Baptist Church, Rosemont and Catawba
Aves., Newfield. 6 p.m. Refreshments to
follow. Public invited. Wheelchair ramp
available. 697-2217.
The Next Chapter. First Presbyterian

Church, 119 N. Second St., Millville. 7
p.m. Christmas concert by 20-member a
cappella chorus under the direction of
Gene Tubertini.
www.musiccentralonline.com
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3
Hot Tuna Acoustic. Landis Theater, E.
Theater, E. Landis Ave., Vineland. 7:30

p.m. Phil Collins tribute band that will be
performing the Perkins Palace concert as
performed in Pasadena, California in
1982. The concert includes music from
the Face Value and Hello I Must Be Going
albums. The band includes an nine-piece
ensemble including a full horn section
and dual drums. Tickets $25.83 available
at ticketmaster.com
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 29
SUN., NOVEMBER 29TH
For more events happening in the

greater South Jersey area and for
events farther into the furure, check
the Community Calendar tab at
www.snjtoday.com or visit the SNJ
Today Facebook page.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26
Thanksgiving Day Eucharist. The
Church of the Resurrection Episcopal will
have a Thanksgiving Day Eucharist at
Trinity Episcopal Church, 8th and Wood
St. Vineland. Service begins at 10 a.m. For
further information call 856-691-1589 or
visit cumberlandnjepiscopal.org.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27
YMCA Turkey Burner. YMCA of
Vineland, 1159 E. Landis Ave. Classes held
between 8 a.m. and noon. Burn off some
of the calories from Thanksgiving feasting
the day after the big dinner at this annual
free event offering classes ranging from
Zumba to yoga. Space is limited; call to
register. 856-691-0030, ccaymca.org.
NOVEMBER 28 AND 29
Christmas Open House. Triple Oaks
Nursery, 2359 Delsea Dr., Franklinville.
Refreshments and demo tables set up in
the basement work room, plus classes
for a fee. 856-694-4272. Class sign-ups
at tripleoaks.com
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 29
Historic Friendship Church Old Tyme
Christmas Program. Historic Friendship
Church, Weymouth and Friendship roads,
Landisville, Buena Township. 3 p.m.
Music, historic stories and anecdotes
gathered from local newspapers of yesteryear, period costumes, holiday decorations
and Christmas cheer. 609-636-7504.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30
HRA Chapter Breakfast Workshop.
Luciano Center, Cumberland County
College, Sherman Ave., Vineland.

Registration 7:30 a.m., breakfast 8 a.m.,
session ends at 11 a.m. To assist veterans
with job skills, tips on where to look for
veteran-friendly employers and translating
military skills into what employers are
looking for. $25 for HRA members and
non-members. No cost for veterans but
they must present a military ID or DD214.
Reserve no later than noon 11/25 by visiting hrasnj.shrm.org.
Brain Injury Support Group. HEALTHSOUTH Rehab Hospital of Vineland, 1237

West Sherman Ave., Vineland. 7 p.m. 856896-2003.
Bridgeton Area Chamber of
Commerce Annual Membership
Meeting. Centerton Country Club &
Events Center, 1022 Almond Rd.,
Pittsgrove, noon, $25 per person; register
and pay at baccnj.com. Presentation by
NJ Assembly Majority Leader Louis
Greenwald. Call 856-455-1312.
Beginners class being held at the Rutgers

Cooperative Extension, 291 Morton Ave.,
Rosenhayn, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. The workshop
is $50 per person, which includes materials and lunch. To register, call Tammy
Commander at 856-451-2800 x1.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3
Pajama Storytime. Franklin Township
Library, 1584 Coles Mille Rd., Franklinville.
6:30 p.m. Open to ages 38 with a caregiver. Listen to dinosaur stories and make
crafts. Register at 856-694-2833.
Make & Take Wreath-Making
Workshop. Extension Education Center,
291 Morton Ave., Millville. 10 a.m. Rutgers
Master Gardener of Cumberland County
Marie Nicke will teach you to make and
decorate a wreath with natural plant
materials. $20 pre-paid. Bring wire cutters, gloves and clippers (greens are provided). Must pre-register at 856-451-2800,
ext. 1 or 4.
DECEMBER 5 AND 6
7th Annual International
Boutique. St. Augustines Prep, 611
Cedar Ave., Richland. Saturday 10
a.m.6 p.m., Sunday 10 a.m.5 p.m.
Shop in India, Haiti, Malaysia, Peru,
Lebanon, Thailand, Nepal without
leaving New Jersey. Gifts at wholesale
prices, including hand-woven carpets,
fine silver jewelry, silk scarves, shawls,
tablecloths, unique stocking stuffers,
clothing items, and more. Profits from
the sale will go to support AMURTELs
many and varied projects that help
and empower women and children.
Christmas Craft Bazaar. Parish of the

Holy Cross, St. Anthonys Church, 1560
Main St., Port Norris. 9 a.m.2 p.m. $10
per space. Call 856-367-7247 for a vendor
application or more information.
DECEMBER 3, 4 AND 5
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2,
Festival of Lights at City Park.
Children's Christmas Movie. Millville
Teen Club Meeting. Teen Room at

Vineland Public Library, 1058 E. Landis
Ave., Vineland. 5 to 6 p.m. Help plan
upcoming teen and childrens programs.
Bridgeton Cohanzick Zoo along Mayor

Aitken Drive. Decorative lights, holiday
and movie displays. Craft and food vendors, Santa and caroling.
Free Veterans Screening. Millville
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5
Public Library, 210 Buck St., Millville.

Noon. Grumpy Cats Worst Christmas
Ever! Run Time: 90 Minutes, Rated G.
Free and open to the public. Refreshments
served. Other snacks and bottled water
permitted.
Public Library, 210 Buck St., Millville. 13

p.m. Catholic Charities, Diocese of
Camden, has a program called "Ready,
Vet, Go!" to help homeless and lowincome military veterans with financial
assistance and/or housing. Veterans will
be screened for eligibility. A counselor will
be available to talk to veterans (also on
Wednesday, December 16, 13 p.m) For
more information call the Catholic
Charities Office in Vineland, 856-691-1841.
Annual Polar Plunge Fundraiser. At

Parvin Lake, 10 a.m. (registration starts 9
a.m.). $15 per person. Join Santa to take
the plunge if you dare and support continued operation of the Parvin State Park
Appreciation Committee, Inc. with their
work improving trails and preserving the
parks history. For more information, email parvinvolunteers@gmail.com.
Introduction to Food Safety & Third

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Bridgeton Holiday House Tour. East

Side 1-5 p.m., West Side 3-7 p.m; $20
(includes both). All sites on the National
Registry of Historic Places. Free horsedrawn wagon ride on West Side. Free
parking throughout tour area. Victorian
caroling by the Off Broad Street Players.
Movie and Craft. Vineland Public

Library, 1058 E. Landis Ave., Vineland. 13
p.m. The Library is partnering with Inspira
Family Success Center of Vineland and
the Cumberland County Council for Young
Children for a 2004 animated movie,
based on children's author Chris Van
Allsburg's modern holiday classic of the
same name. Rated G. Families are welcome to come dressed in their favorite
pajamas. Children will make a craft and
enjoy hot chocolate immediately following
the movie. Registration required for this
free program. Children younger than age
9 must be accompanied by an adult at all
times in the library. Register at 856-7944244, ext. 4246, or visit
vinelandlibrary.org/Childrens.
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Residential repair, additions, and services.
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12am shift. Apply in person: 6140 Mays Landing
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8:30am4:30pm. For
directions only please call:
856-327-3143.
F/T Multi program coordinator needed. Experience
using Microsoft
Office/Excel, managing
inventory, conduct training,
requires flexibility in work
hours and willing to be oncall after hours. Knowledge
of Social Service programs
a plus but not necessary.
Apply in person: 6140 Mays
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For directions only please
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building, situated at a
prime location on South
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a tenant. We have excellent office space available
to rent approximately
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Real Estate
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609-364-3336
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Cemetery plots (four),
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Millville NJ. Old section,
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Price negotiable. 856-6962749.
GE Spectra Electric Range,
Almond $125, Braun range,
fan, hood, $25, both good
condition 856-691-1552.
For Sale 4x7 utility trailor
$250, Craftman chain saw
$50, gas weed whacker
$30. Call 856-696-2836.
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Tree Service
Eldercare. Will care

for your elderly loved
ones at home.
Companion, personal
care, doctor appointments, shopping.
Experienced and
dependable. Please
call 856-691-2331.
Joshua Tree & Lawn.

Insured tree removal crane
service bucket truck service, professional climbers,
storm cleanup, yard
cleanup/maintenance, 24hour emergency service.
Quality work, reasonable
price. Free estimates. 856503-3361 or 856-794-1783.
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PT Cleaner wanted
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Landisville area. Must
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Call 856-697-9116.
Bikes Wanted
Have a bike taking up
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Please consider donating
it. The Vineland Rotary
Club has partnered with
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export bikes to third-world
countries where they are
needed for transportation.
Contact Henry Hansen at
856-696-0643 for drop-off
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