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Women Hall T
of Famers
Three women will be celebrated as the
2016 inductees to the Cumberland
County Women Hall of Fame on April 27.
From left: Deborah Ayars, Vineland; Jean Nocon, Dividing Creek;

and Margaret Battle Winchester, Bridgeton.
he Cumberland County Womens Hall of Fame

will induct three women into the Hall at its
annual gala event in April 2016. The Hall of
Fame exists because there are so many women
of immense accomplishment throughout Cumberland
County, said Louise T. Bertacchi, founder and president of
the Hall. Inductees this year are Deborah Ayars, Jean
Nocon, and Margaret Battle Winchester.
Ayars was the first female County Engineer in New
Jersey and was a leader in bringing new technologies to
Cumberland County such as thermoplastic line striping
and liquid salt. She served as Township Engineer in
Hopewell and Fairfield Townships and she founded ATECH Engineering, an engineering, surveying and planning firm in Cumberland County. She worked on such
major projects as the Walt Whitman and Ben Franklin
bridges and reconstructing the main runway at the Atlantic
City Airport. She developed an innovative design for a
recycling center in Hopewell Township that has been a
model for other communities throughout New Jersey.
Nocon was responsible for restoration and preservation
of Union Hall in Dividing Creek and was instrumental in
saving the towns Post Office. She was Vice President of the
Downe Township Board of Education for nine years and
was instrumental in thwarting a movement that would
have made the Board an appointed rather than elected board.
Having developed a love of history in college, she now
serves as president of the Dividing Creek Historical Society.
Winchester is founder of the Margaret Winchester
Center for the Blind, which she ran for 30 years before
retiring. She became blind while still in her 20s, and her
loss led her to help others. Before starting the Center, she
went door to door to homes where there were blind residents, offering assistance in daily-living skills. With other
concerned citizens, she approached county officials and
advocated for services for the blind, which led to a daycare program at the old Cumberland County Hospital. She
was one of the early organizers of the Head Start program
in Cumberland County.
The April 27 gala event honoring the inductees will be
held at Merighis Savoy Inn in East Vineland. For reservations or more information, call 856-825-5929.
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Driving in Snow and Ice

Snow has finally descended upon the region.
There is no time like the present to get yourself
and your car ready for winter driving. Firestone
Complete Auto Care offers the following tips to get
you on your way:
Slow down. Reduce your speed during adverse
driving conditions, and be prepared for longer
stopping distances on snowy or icy pavement. Try
to avoid abrupt movements when braking, accelerating or turning.
Tires are the key. A tires PSI (pounds per
square inch) can drop one pound for every 10degree drop in temperature. Both under- and overinflation lessens a tires gripping action. Once it
gets cold, tire pressure should be checked weekly.
Dont forget to check your spare tire, too.
Be seen. Always use headlights at dawn and
dusk, or while driving in fog, rain and snow, to
warn other drivers you are there. If you cant see
them, they cant see you! Dont forget to activate
your flashers when appropriate.
Check your wipersthey dont last forever. If
the rubber feels rough or seems cracked, replace
the wiper blades. Older wiper blades can cause
windows to become dangerously dirty, especially at
night or in snowy conditions when there is likely to
be salt on the road. Good visibility is a necessity.
During winter, when the roads and conditions
are particularly unpredictable, proper maintenance is essential for keeping your car prepared
for anything the season delivers.
For more tips on winter driving and car

care, see our guide beginning on page 16.
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Reorganization night was
held on Monday January 4,
2016. Teresa Kelly and
Chuck Chiarello started their
25th year of elected public
service, being sworn into
their 9th three-year terms as
a team. Senator Jim Whelan was on hand for the swearing-in.
From left: Committeeman John Armato, Committeeman John Williams, Mayor Chuck
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Commercial Loan Officer and Justin Adams, of Franklin
Township, also as a Vice President/Commercial Loan Officer.
Sciore has 18 years experience in banking of which 16
years has been in lending. He is a graduate of Richard
Stockton University with a Bachelors Degree in Finance.
Sciore presently sits on the Grant Review Panel for the
Cumberland County Cultural & Heritage Commission. His
responsibilities will be to manage an existing loan portfolio,
as well as to develop new business.
Adams began his banking career as a credit analyst and
became a commercial lender in 2007. He comes to Newfield
National Bank with a total of 12 years banking experience.
He attended Rowan University graduating with a BA in
Economics. Adams is currently a member of the Franklin
Township Planning Board. His responsibilities will be to
develop new business and manage an existing loan portfolio.
Garden Club
Installs Officers
The Countryside
Garden Club held their
installation of officers for
2016 at their holiday party
in December.
The Club meets the
first Thursday of each
month at various locations to further their purpose to stimulate an interest in all aspects of the
fine art of gardening and
to urge participation in
civic beautification and service, and in the conservation and preservation of our
natural environment and wildlife. New members are always warmly welcomed. For
more information call Paula at 856-364-9165 or e-mail Paula4060@aol.com.
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organization at the Rise and Shine Breakfast that Big Brothers Big Sisters of
Cumberland & Salem Counties held on November 11, 2015.
The donation will be used to support on-going mentoring matches in
Cumberland & Salem counties in 2016.
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Matt Johnson with Little Brother, Stjepen; Burt Lopez from Atlantic City Electric; Little
Brother, Davon with Big Brother Paul Dice; CEO of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Cumberland
& Salem, Donna Bennett and Board Chair, Michael Testa, Jr., Esq.
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Early Rails
Before the railroad, a trip from Camden to Atlantic
City had taken two full days to cover by stagecoach.
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Camden and Atlantic Railroad. The location guaranteed that farm products from
the new settlement could quickly reach
the Philadelphia market. The railroad
would also reshape the development of
the town, drawing settlers closer to the
tracks and away from what would become
the White Horse Pike. The direct line to
Atlantic City was an added bonus.
In 1877, long after Landis had abandoned his claim in Hammonton, a second
rail system was added. The fate of the new
line, the Philadelphia and Atlantic City
Railway, would eventually intertwine with
the Camden and Atlantic.
According to Wentzel, Hammontons
new system was a narrow gauge railroad
(a rail width of 42 rather than 56 inches) that connected Camden with the
shore. Incorporated in 1876, the new line
had its inaugural run on July 7 the following year. Unfortunately, the railroad soon
went bankrupt and was acquired by the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad. In
1889, it became the Atlantic City Railroad
and would remain so for the first third of
the next century.
In 1883, the Camden and Atlantic
Railroad was taken over by the
Pennsylvania Railroad. For the next 13
years, it was one of six South Jersey lines
controlled by the Pennsylvania system. In
1896, it was merged with the others to create the West Jersey and Seashore Railroad.
According to Wentzel, the best period for
this new rail system was between 1896 and
1933, the early days of parlor cars, the
express line to Atlantic City and a continued reliance upon train travel. In 1933, it
was consolidated with the Atlantic City
Railroad, to become part of the
Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Line.
The heyday of passenger-oriented railroads would begin a slow decline after
World War II, gradually ending a connection to an era in the not-too-distant past in
which the success of a town and its businesses was dependent upon the proximity
of a railroad. Passenger service would end
in the 1980s, but its demise would be
short-lived. Today, PATCO and New
Jersey Transit utilize the same tracks that
once served the Camden and Atlantic
Railroad in providing transportation for a
new generation of passengers traveling to
and from Atlantic City. I
he inaugural run of the Camden

and Atlantic Railroad on July 1,
1854 demonstrated the advantages such a system could
offer prospective vacationers and
businesspersons.
According to Don Wentzel in a 1988
South Jersey Magazine article, on the day
of the initial run, the train, which had
nine cars pulled by the engine Atsion,
departed Camden at 9:30 a.m. and made
stops only at Haddonfield, Waterford,
Winslow and Absecon, where the travelers then crossed over to Atlantic City in
boats, arriving at their destination at noon.
It would be another year before the tracks
reached the new resort and a telegraph
line, eventually leased by the American
Telegraph Company and Western Union,
extended along the entire route.
On July 4, 1854, three days after the
special run, regular passenger service
between Camden and the shore began.
The two-and-a-half hour journey on the
Camden and Atlantic Railroad was a considerable improvement over previous
modes of transportation. R. Craig Koedel,
in his book South Jersey Heritage, reports
that the trip from Camden to Atlantic City,
up to then, had taken two full days to
cover by stagecoach.
George Reeser Prowell, in his book The
History of Camden County, New Jersey,
effectively captured what the new form of
transportation meant: At last the meadows were crossed and the terminal point
on Absecon beach was reached. Visitors
looked out upon the ocean. They were
surrounded by a barren but a high beach,
where the bathing was all that could be
asked. Out of the sand, the sedge and the
slashes arose a town filled with a permanent, as well as a transient population,
seeking after health, recreation and fortune. The line of the road is now crowded
with towns immediate and towns
prospective, with farms and factories
where hundreds of people are employed
and obtain a comfortable livelihood. On
either side the soil has been cleared and
found suitable for all the crops adapted to
the climate.
Charles K. Landis and Richard Byrnes
took full advantage of the soil conditions
and the transportation when they founded
the town of Hammonton along the
Janet M. Miller (nee Beuttel)., 75, of

Lady Lake, FL passed away on Wednesday
December 30, 2015 in the Villages Regional
Hospital, Lady Lake, FL after being seriously ill for the past month. Mrs. Miller
was born in Atlantic City, raised in
Margate and was a longtime resident of
Mays Landing. She was the daughter of
the late Christian & Margaret (Hires)
Beuttel, mother of the late Kimberly
Knox& sister of the late Judy Nash. She is
survived by her husband of 41 yrs.;
Frederick Miller, Son Scott (Jenn)
Knox,Daughters; Tracey (Joe) Geary,
Tamara (John) Lamb, and 6 grandchildren.
Candita Zoppoli, 90, of Vineland, passed

away Thursday, December 31, 2015. She
was a resident of Bishop McCarthy
Residence prior to her hospitalization.
Candita was predeceased by her parents,
Vincenzo and Anna Zoppoli, as well as all
her siblings.
Marilyn Arlene Tirelli (nee Serrian), 68,
passed away Wednesday, December 30,
2015 in the Inspira Medical Center,
Vineland. Marilyn was born June 2, 1947 in
Vineland, and was raised in Richland. She
is survived by her husband of 49 years,
Anthony A. Tirelli; her sons, Anthony
(Kellie) Tirelli of Pittsgrove, Kevin (Gina)

Tirelli of Millville; grandchildren; Kassidy,
Artie and Aly Tirelli, and Samantha Morris
and great-grandchildren, Giana Vertolli
and Julian Robbins; Sister, Elaine (Larry)
Davis of Vineland; Brother, John Serrian of
Naples, FL, and Aunt, Joan Miller of
Richland. In addition to her family, she is
survived by many cousins and friends.
Zaianna Lynn Errera, two-month-old
baby, of Vineland, went to be with the
Lord on Wednesday, December 30, 2015 at
home. Zaianna was born on October 26,
2015 in Vineland and was the pride and joy
of her parents, Oliver Zabala Jr. and
Crystal Errera, both of Vineland. In addition to her parents, Zaianna is survived by
her maternal grandmom Cathleen Errera,

paternal grandfather Oliver Zabala Sr and
his companion Ana Irizarry, her brother
Zaiden Errera, all of Vineland. Zaianna is
also survived by her God parents
Kassandra Cruz and Eric and many aunts,
uncles and cousins.
Wilma L. Dorofee, 94, of Vineland, NJ
passed away on Thursday morning
December 31, 2015 in the Lincoln
Specialty Care Ctr., Vineland, NJ after an
extended illness. Mrs. Dorofee was born &
raised in KY and was a longtime resident
of Buena/Minotola. She was the wife of
the late Nicholas Dorofee who died in
1987. She is survived by 2 sons; Nicky &
wife Margaret Dorofee, Michael Dorofee,
3 grandchildren & 6 great grandchildren.
Madeline "Lena" Cairone, 95, of
Newfield passed away on Thursday,
December 31, 2015 at her late residence
surrounded by her family. Born in
Pottsville, PA, she was a lifelong resident
of the Newfield/Malaga area. She is survived by: one son, Matthew Cairone, Jr of
Malaga, NJ, and two daughters, Mary
Reola of Galloway Twp, NJ, and Judy
Johnson of Vineland, NJ. She has six
grandchildren; Cynthia Henes, Denises
Shiomos, Norman Reola, Jr, Kimberly
McGuire, Andrea Hill, and Michael Russo,
Jr. Madeline has eight great-grandchildren
and one great-great granddaughter.
Robert Earl Loyle, 91 of Vineland, N.J.

died peacefully on January 1, 2016 with his
family by his side after a very brief illness.
Bobs body was old but his mind was not.
He liked to play chess and cards, watch
classic movies, read his world almanac and
share stories about his amazing adventurous life with his cherished family and
friends. He is survived by his children
Robert Loyle, Jr. and Corinne Errickson,
grandchildren Nicole Wilson, Brandon
Loyle and Noel Errickson, great-grandchildren Lauren and Lucas Wilson; brothers Charles and John, and many nieces,
nephews and cousins. Bobs brothers
Walter, James, Richard, Frederick and
Gilbert predeceased him.
Marshall James "Mickey" Conover of
Milmay, NJ passed away at home after a
long illness on January 2, 2016. Marshall
was born in Camden County, NJ on
August 7, 1943. He was the beloved husband of 27 years to Anna (Pasquarello);
devoted father of Cathleen Bronsky
(Michael), Sara Conover, Bonnie Bloy
(Luke), and Marshall J. Conover Jr; loving
stepfather to Cortney Kirksey (Alyssa);
brother to Susan Burkhard (Donald) and
Gerald Conover and grandfather to
Jordyn, Aaron, Justin, Alexander, Michael,
Lily, Jack, Gabriel and Caroline.
Predeceased by his parents Caroline
(Ivins) (William H. King) and Marshall W.
Conover.
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Family Nights Out
The Southwest Council, Inc. will be
providing the Family Nights Out program
beginning February 1. This program, developed for NJ returning veterans families,
includes children in family skill training
sessions. Both parents and children learn
and practice new behaviors separately, followed by working together so that appropriate responses to various behaviors
become easier to incorporate into family
interpersonal relations. Pre-registration is
required; contact Rosemarie Cuevas at 856794-1011, ext. 305 or rosemarie@southwestcouncil.org.
the problems in order to allow us to present this information to the Board of Public
Utilities. The information can be provided
by going to co.cumberland.nj.us and clicking on the Verizon Questionnaire line and
filling out the information requested.
Baker said, Typically, landline service
which is deteriorating will not function
well during precipitation events, fog, rain,
snow, sleet, etc. and static, humming or
other noises will interfere with a users
ability to communicate over the copper
lines and in some instances a dial tone may
not be able to be achieved. With this information the county hopes to be able to force
Verizon to continue to maintain these landlines until fiber optic service is built out
throughout the State of New Jersey.
VHS Earns Summer Study

Abroad Scholarships
Vineland High School was one of only 90
U.S. high schools chosen to receive Global
Navigator Scholarships. These awards will
go to students to participate in summer
study abroad programs designed and directed by the Council on International
Educational Exchange (CIEE) a leader in
international education.
Each school receives $20,000 in scholarships to fund program tuitions for its students. Scholarship recipients will be selected by CIEE from the schools applicants
based on both merit and financial need.
Students may apply for any of CIEEs 44
programs in 22 destinations as diverse as
Mexico, Tanzania, China, France, Spain,

the Dominican Republic, or Japan. All programs combine cultural immersion and
top-notch academics in one of three areas:
Language & Culture, Service & Leadership,
and Global Discovery.
Scholarship recipients will return home
from their summer experiences as Global
Navigators with new skills, fresh achievements, and insights into different cultures
that will impact them for the rest of their
lives.
Students graduating in 2017, 2018, or
2019 are eligible to apply for a scholarship.
The deadline to apply is February 1, 2016.
Students may apply online at:
ciee.org/high-school-summerabroad/scholarships/ I
Winter Lifeguarding Classes at Y

The YMCA of Vineland has scheduled
winter classes for individuals 15 and older
who want to prepare for work as a lifeguard. Participants must successfully complete a preliminary swimming skills test
offered on Thursday, January 21 from 6:45
to 8:30 p.m. They must also attend classes
from January 30 to February 28. Class
meetings will usually be on Saturdays from
12:30 to 5 p.m., plus on Sunday, February
28, from 1 to 5 p.m. The class includes
water skills and written skills, plus first aid,
CPR, and AED certifications. For details,
call 856-691-0030 or check ccaymca.org.
Future Chef Competition Coming

to Vineland Public Schools
Vineland Public Schools, in conjunction
with Sodexo School Services, will be hosting its 2nd annual Future Chef
Competition on March 16 at Wallace
Middle School. The contest is open to all
fifth grade students under the theme of
favorite healthy breakfast. Students must
submit their recipe to their classroom
teacher, which will then be submitted to
the district Food Service Department.
Deadline for entries is January 29. For
details, contact Mr. Patel at
ppatel@vineland.org.
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The County of Cumberland has agreed

to act as the lead agency on behalf of 16
communities in South Jersey to pursue a
petition before the Board of Public Utilities
against Verizon New Jersey in an effort to
compel Verizon to continue to maintain
copper landline services.
County Counsel Ted Baker said, The
County of Cumberland would like residents who are experiencing landline telephone and telecommunication problems to
report them to the County so that the
County may bring these problems to the
attention of the Board of Public Utilities.
Deputy Director Darlene Barber said, A
page on the County website has been set
up to allow any person who may be experiencing problems with telephone and
telecommunication services to inform us of
County to Petition BPU
Vineland High Principal'sList, First Marking Period
ALSO...
Hot or Sweet Sausage
and Peppers
Vineland Public Schools has released thelistof the students ingrades 3-12 who earned
Principal'sListhonors for the firstmarkingperiod of the 2015-16 school year. To achieve this distinction,
high school students must have agrade-point average of 3.75 or above. Elementary and middle
schools lists will be published next week. Note that student grades at the high schools are
"weighted.As a result, the grade-point average for achieving theprincipal'slistat the high school is3.75.
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Angeline Alvarado
Aminata Bangura
Zerian Barrera
Jennifer Bermudez
Brandon Beyer
Tanner Bushman
Gerardo Cepeda
Bianca Cicchino
Siani Cross
Isabella Cruz
William Cruz
Carly D'Arrigo
Lily Day
Komalpreet Dhinju
Isaac Garrett
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Alexsia Gillespie
Evin Guilford
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Stephen Janetta
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Morgan Lincks
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Anahi Montero
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Iman Moosvi
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Melanie Negron
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Grace Panzini
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Sakshi Thakkar
Jeremy Torres
Adryanna Valentin
Natalie Vaquero
Shane Vastano
Jakob Vazquez
Melanie Veliz
Francis Justine Virtucio
Gabrielle Whittle
Ronald Yang
Sukriye Yildiz
Joseph Zobler
GRADE 10
Koyekinami Abali
Vincent Abruscato
Julia Albertson
Amy Antonio
Mia Arbona
Liz Arreola
Angelina Bartolozzi
Ezra Battiata
Marc Bennett
Demaress Boyer
Joshua Burgos Rivera
Cassidy Campanella
Emilie Carini
Kyra Cichy
Berta Codina-Belmar
Samuel Colon
Mario Conde
Jordan Cruz
Nathan Cruz
Fradely Delacruz
Jared Dewinne
Morgan Fisher
Madison Gabrielle
Krystal Gonzalez Salaberrios
Brianna Greene
Gehana Gupta
Daniel Gutierrez Reyes
Korie Hague
Valentina Havrylyuk
Bennett Hickey
Katelynn Hoadley
Elika Imanaga
Amanda Johnson
Navdeep Kaur
Nazar Kovch
Robert Labriola
Leanna Lacy
Kayla Lamkin
Trista Lamkin
Rosa Lasalandra
Samantha Likanchuk
Gavin Loper
Deysi Lopez
Jonathan Lopez
Kassandra Lopez
Sally Lu
Julie Markizon
Araceli Marquez-Juarez
Iris Martinez
Nicole Martinez
Cody Mason
Jose Mateo
Joseph Mattiucci
Connor Mcbride
Dominick Mclaughlin
Grace Mclaughlin
Casey Medina
Cora Mejia
Carolyn Melchiore
Gabriel Menz
Aubrey Messore
Anatoliy Metkin
Jonah Middleton
Gisellyn Miranda
Jillian Morales
Emily Morton
Madisson Mowchan
Charles Myers
Audrey O'Neill
Emily O'Neill
Kiana Oliveras
Kristy Ortiz
Luis Ortiz
Adrian Pala Moran
Katelyn Palau
Taylor Parrish
Anuj Patel
Priya Patel
Riya Patel
Savan Patel
Alexis Pineda
Kevin Pinon Aguilar
Ronald Pinotti
Jordan Pitt
Koralys Quinones Luyanda
Magellan Rankin
Elvyn Robles
Jasmine Rodriguez
Jazlyn Roman
Paris Ross
Darlene Sanchez
Noah Sansalone
Anissa Santana
Julian Santana Martinez
Ana Santos
Catherine Scanlon
Kyle Slusarczyk
Rachel Slusarczyk
Garrett Smith
Natalia Smith
Amaris Sotomayor
Tithi Thakkar
Lucas Thomas
Julian Torres
Tiara Tyler
Jamilex Vicente
Daniel Walder
Trinitee Walker
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Christopher Abreu
Brianna Acosta
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Brandon Afanador
Rhiannon August
Jordan Belvett
Sydnie Bennett
Juana Briones Contreras
Juliet Brown
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Thomas Burgess
Emily Caignon
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Christina Carlo
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Oleh Chernenko
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William Coralluzzo
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Ana Cruz
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Lauren Dewoody
Maridania Diaz
Robert Dickenson
Frank Digiorgio
Kayla Durling
Nosaja Echevarria
Brenda Figueroa-Antonio
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James Foster
Noemi Fuentes
Graceline Galan
Jessica Garcia
Jacqueline Gomez
Asia Grant
Carol Grillo
Vanessa Grullon
Mikaela Guzman
Jayda Hamlet
Travis Harrell
Ashley Hatton
Stephanie Hernandez
Shania Hilton
Arianna Holmes
Amanda Hullihen
Harvey James
Robert Jessie
Isabella Jimenez
Zachary Jimenez
Renee Johnson
Isaiah Jones
Jack Jost
Hannah Joyce
Gurleen Kaur
Britney Kollock
Cihat Kurt
Cynthia Lascarez
Amanda Letizia
Xin Yue Liu
Roberto Lopez
Gianna Lovisone
Jordi Marcial
Karla Marquez
Tara Marrongelli
Billie Mattioli
Cara Melchiorre
Madison Messier
Mia Montalvo
Kynaat Moosvi
Megan Mortillite
Erika Moya
Nerys Muller
Alyssa Nanni
Anita Novatorskaya
Veronica Ochoa
Jason Ochs
Kebeh Oden
Priscilla Pagan-Diaz
Neelkanth Patel
Priya Patel
Sarah Patrignani
Ashley Priore
Adam Propert
Karina Ramirez
Maria Ramirez
Mildred Regino Reyes
Emily Rivera
Natalie Rivera
Belveline Rodriguez
Jose Rodriguez
Lexi Rodriguez
Stephany Romero
Mariah Rosa
Lennasia Ross
Andrea Ruiz
Stacy Sanchez Ortiz
Shiann Santiago
Victoria Santiago
Sean Scanlon
Allie Scarpa
Shelby Sheridan
Ian Simek
Shemaiah Sotrah
Lexia Stewart
Jose Terron
Emily Torres
Victoria Udoetuk
Alina Valdez
Mariella Vasquez
Frances Vera
Harley Virgil
Ashley Wargo
Eugene Watson
Lea Westergaard
Dejah White
Gabriella Williams
GRADE 12
Abigail Abate
Thalia Alvarado
Nyleiza Alvarez
Kylie Anthony
Kourtney Arena
Neha Ashraf
Elizabeth Bautista
Eryca Bennett
Nicholas Betancourt
Gianna Bianco
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Natalia Butler
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Bryan Emonds
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Sarah Filippi-Field
Joshua Flores-Yeoman
Hana Flumenbaum
Elissia Forty
Sean Freeman
Kayla Garcia
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Tristin Garrastegui
Gabrielle Giacomelli
Alphonso Gonzalez
Danine Gonzalez
Gyannie Gonzalez
Paola Gonzalez Cubi
Terrence Green-Miranda
Yevgeniy Groshev
Jasmine Gutierrez
Leslie Haserick
Marisa Heck
Moises Hernandez
Elisa Hernandez Ramirez
Dustin Irwin
Jacee Jacobs-Lundy
Yuna Kawabata
Jaclyn Kell
Jacob Kell
Alexia Kellum
Emma King
Rella Kulick
Payton Lagerholm
Sydney Lagerholm
Katya Leon
Erik Alejandro Leon Garcia
Garrett Loper
Justine Lopez
Mya Lopez
Nayarith Lopez
Stephanie Lopez
Vanessa Lopez
Shauri Lugo Perozo
Adrianna Lusinski
Edwin Maestre
Michael Maguire
Justin Malme
Thomas Mariano
Jeffrey Martine
Grace Martino
Alexander Matos
Anthony Matos
Janely Matos Soto
Devon Mattie
Tyler Mazzola
Aaliyah Mcdowell
Ryan Mcmahon
Isaiah Melendez
Sejal Menghani
Chad Menz
Andrew Meremianin
Dominick Merighi
Olivia Messore
Melanie Milam
Maria Monestina Urena
Deija Morales
Caitlyn Muller
Kimberly Negron
Max Nezdyur
Mitchell Nieves
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Caitlin O'Brien
Elizabeth Oliveri
Grace Ortiz
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Members of the Vineland High School AP U.S. Politics and Government class,
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SATURDAY, JANUARY 23
Kashmir - The Led Zeppelin Experience Levoy
Theatre, 126-130 High St., Millville. 8 p.m. $28.
865-327-6400. levoy.net.
The Led Zeppelin tribute band comes to Millvilles
Levoy Theater for a night of classic rock.
Kashmir is one of the most authentic representations of Led Zeppelin on the modern national touring scene. Each of the four band members assume
their individual role with pinpoint accuracy.
Kashmir possesses the live stage show, sound, and
likeness to bring audiences and fans back to the
days when the mighty Led Zeppelin ruled the
musical landscape Kashmirs show features Jimmy
Pages iconic double-neck guitar, John Bonhams
drum solo, the stage show of the era, and most
importantly, the greatest hits that make up the soundtrack to peoples lives.
(In related arts and entertainment new - Get the Led Out - another touring Led
Zeppelin tribte band performs at the Landis Theater in Vineland on Friday, Feb. 5.
See ticketmaster.com for details.
NIGHTLIFE
Nightlife at Bennigans. 2196 W.
Landis Ave., Vineland, 205-0010. Fridays:
Latin Night 9 p.m.-midnight. Saturdays:
DJ. All Sports Packages abd drink specials.
Nightlife at MVP Sports. 408 Wheat
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drink specials all week. Fri. DJ starting at
9 p.m.
Nightlife at The Centerton. Ten22, The

Centerton Country Club & Event Center,
1022 Almond Rd., Pittsgrove. Tues.: Trivia.
Wed.: Country Line Dancing. Every first
Thurs.: Painting with Foxy Fine Art; Thurs.
Acoustic & musicians open mic;
Flashback Fridays.
Nightlife at DiDonato Family Fun

Center. 1151 South White Horse Pike,
Hammonton. 609-561-3040. Tues.: Quizzo.
Fri. and Sat.: DJ and karaoke.
Rd., Vineland. Wed: Ladies Night (karaoke

and free pool. Thurs: Tony Mascara 710
p.m. Fri.: DJ Joe Gorgo from 92.1 WVLT
610 p.m. Sat.: Tony Mascara 7-10 p.m.
EVERY TUESDAY
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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.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 22
Voice of Vineland. Merighis Savoy Inn,
4940 E. Landis Ave., Vineland. Talent show
to raise funds for six local charities. The
audience will bid money on their favorite
performers in a The Voice-type format.
Cash bar open all night. Food from 6-7:45
p.m. 8 p.m. showtime. 856-691-1164 or visit
voiceofvineland.com.
Wildflower Vegan Cafe & Bakery. 501

N. High St., Village on High, Millville. Fri. Live
Music: Jeff Schwachter, 6-9 p.m.
Catering and Wedding Venue, 311 S.

Harding Hwy, Landisville, 856-697-1626.
Country dancing along with lessons.
Borgarts Books. 210 N. High St., Millville.
EVERY THURSDAY
Jazz Duos. Annata Wine Bar, Bellevue
FRIDAY, JANUARY 22
The Exonerated. Gallery 50 Live, 50 E.
Ave., Hammonton, 609-704-9797. Live Jazz

featuring area's best jazz duos. 6:30 - 9:30
p.m. No cover. RSVP recommended.
Commerce St., Bridgeton. 7 p.m. A 90minute stage play, written by Erik Jensen
and Jessica Blank, revolving around stories of six former Death Row prisoners
who were released from prison after their
convictions were reversed. The play
briefly tells in narrative fashion each persons story of what she or he was falsely
accused of, how she or he was wrongly
convicted and her or his eventual exoneration. It was first performed at the
Culture Project in NYC with a rotating
cast that included Susan Sarandon, Tim
JANUARY 20-27
Nightlife at Old Oar House. Old Oar
House Irish Pub. 123 N. High St., Millville,
293-1200. Wed.: Karaoke. Fri.: Live music,
Overworked & Unemployed, 9 p.m. Sat.:
Live music, Chris Lax, 9 p.m.
Nightlife at Ramada. Harry's Pub at

Nightlife at Tre Bellezze. 363 Wheat
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.
Ramada, W. Landis Ave. and Rt. 55,
Fri. Live Music: TBA, 7 p.m. 856-327-3714
Robbins and Mary J. Blige. Court TV produced and aired an adaptation starring
Ms. Sarandon and Mr. Robbins. Tickets
$30. Direct payment via PayPal to
"Gallery50Live@ gmail.com.
Bay-Atlantic Symphony: Bach &
Mendelssohn. Cumberland County
College, Luciano Theatre of the Guaracini
Performing Arts Center, Sherman Ave.
and College Dr., Vineland. 8 p.m. Devoted
exclusively to concertos, this concert features the husband-and-wife duo of Kai
Gleusteen on violin, and Catherine
Ordronneau on piano. Together, they will
perform Mendelssohn and Bach concertos.
A pre-concert lecture begins at 7 p.m., free
with admission. $10-$30. 856-692-8499.
cccnj.edu
FRIDAY, JANUARY 29
Auditions for Summer Burklyn Ballet
Theatre. Maxines Studio of Dance, 2388
N. East Ave., Vineland, hosts the summer
program and is holding auditions from
4:40-6:30 p.m. There are two programs
available major program for dancers
12 and older and an intermediate program for dancers 10-12. Both programs
are held in Johnson, Vt., on the campus
of Johnson State College. Further information can be obtained by calling
Burklyn Ballet Theatre at 877-287-5596.
VRDC.org or Maxinesdancestudio.com.
856-691-6059.
My Mothers Italian, My Fathers
Jewish and Im in Therapy! Levoy
Theatre, 126-130 High St., Millville. 8 p.m.
Now one of the longest running one-man
shows in history. Join Steve in an evening
of comedy topped off with the voices of
almost 30 characters. All this brought to
life by the comic genius of master dialectician and comedian, Steven Solomon. More
than 450,000 have seen and loved this
show. $31-41. 865-327-6400. levoy.net.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5
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Zeppelin experience. $34-$39. For tickets
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greater South Jersey area and for
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ONGOING EVENTS
Winter Yoga Sessions at Inspira
Health. Inspira Health Network Fitness
Connection, corner of Sherman Avenue
and Orchard Road, Vineland. Weekly sessionson Sundays at 10 a.m., Prenatal at
11:30 a.m., Mondays at 6:30 p.m.,
Tuesdays at 6:30 p.m. and Fridays at
6:30 p.m. Sign up for 6 or or 12 classes
and mix and match the dates. Classes
are suitable for most fitness levels. To
register call 856-696-3924 or sign up in
person at The Fitness Connection.
Affordable Care Workshops. Need

help signing up for the Affordable Care
Act? A trained navigator will help you to
enroll in a healthcare plan. The Center
for Family Services will have Navigator
Exchange Program Staff available at the
Millville Public Library, 210 Buck Street,
Millville, on the following dates:
Wednesday, January 20, 10 a.m. to 1
p.m.; Thursday, January 21, 1:30 to
3:30pm; Wednesday, January 27, 2 to 6
p.m.; Thursday, January 28, 1:30 to
3:30pm. To make an appointment call: 1877-922-2377. Walk-ins welcome. centerffs.org/home
Abstract Art Exhibit at Vineland
Public Library. The Vineland Public
Library (1058 E. Landis Ave., Vineland)
will host the exhibition Abstract
Expressionism 45 Years Later, featuring
original acrylic paitnings by Bob Reid.
The works will be on display for the
month of January in the Doris Tripp
Room.
Yoga at Cumberland County Library.

Cumberland County Library, 60 W. Broad
St, #4, Bridgeton. Donations accepted,
arrive 10-15 minutes before start time.
Mondays: 10:30 a.m.; Wednesdays: 6:30
1,000 Books Before Kindergarten

Cumberland County Library will be hosting the kick-off event from 10:30 a.m. to
noon. With a guest appearance by Elsa
and Anna, who will have a special story
time. Members of the new Teen Forum
group will be reading for participants
also. All participants will receive a reading log. 856-453-2210 or.cclnj.org.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 21
GVCC Member Luncheon. Ramada of
Vineland, W. Landis Ave. 11:30 a.m.
Guest speakers: Inspira EVP of
Operations Todd Way and Assistant VP,
Oncology and Womens Services Michelle
Marshall. Sponsored by South Jersey
Federal Credit Union. $25 members /
$30 non-members. Register by Jan. 19.
856-691-7400 or vinelandchamber.org.
Pasta Dinner Fundraiser.
The Vineland All-Middle School
Production Company will be hosting a
pasta dinner fundraiser 6-10 p.m. at the
North Italy Club. $10 each and may be
purchased in advance or at the door.
Guests may eat-in or take-out. For more
information, contact Steven Calakos at
scalakos@vineland.org or Carrie Ellis at
(856) 305-5420.
Dance Showcase. Bridgeton High

School, 111 N. West Ave., Bridgeton. The
Bridgeton High School Visual and
Performing Arts Dept. presents students
from schools dance classes performing
a variety of styles. Tickets are $3, and
can be purchased at door. 7 p.m. start.
856-455-8030
FRIDAY, JANUARY 22
Groundbreaking Creremony. Millville
WheatonArts Free Family Workshops

WheatonArts is offering free family art
workshops on select Saturdays in
January, February, and March. During
these three months of the WheatonArts
modified winter operating schedule, the
museum stores will be open Friday,
Saturday and Sunday only from 10 a.m.
to 5 p.m. As always, no ticket is required
to shop and stroll. The workshops, which
will take place every other weekend, will
be offered in The Gallery of Fine Craft.
All materials are included and prior registration is strongly encouraged. Walk-ins
will be accommodated if seats are available. No prior art experience is required
to participate in any workshop.
Additional workshop details and all dates
are provided at wheatonarts.org.
MONDAYS & WEDNESDAYS
Arts & Innovation Center, High and Vine

Streets, Millville. Groundbreaking ceremonies as construction begins on the
eagerly anticipated Millville Arts &
Innovation Center a collaboration of
Cumberland County College, The
Cumberland County Improvement
Authority, Cumberland County Board of
Chosen Freeholders, Millville Urban
Redevelopment Corporation, City of
Millville, Millville Housing Authority and
the New Jersey Department of
Community Affairs. Leaders from across
the region will gather for the brief ceremony at noon on January 22nd.
Mr. Millville 2016. Millville Senior High

School will crown the next Mr. Millville.
The theme of the show is Super Heroes
Unite. 7 p.m. in the auditorium. Co-hosts
for the show are Mr. Rob DeSantis, Mr.
Billy Forte (Mr. Millville 2015) and Miss

Samantha Price (Miss Holly City). Doors
open at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are $10 and
can be purchased in advance at the
school, online or at the door (general
admission seating only at the door) Call
856-327-6040 for more information.
all paint supplies, two glasses of wine

and refreshments) Payment must be
received prior to the event. To reserve a
ticket, contact Maggie Marrero at 856794-6973 ext 4. Tickets must be purchased by Jan. 21.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 29
Third Annual LEGO-Palooza. 4-H
Center, 291 Morton Ave., Rosenhayn. Free
showcase 11 a.m.-2 p.m. The program is
open to all youth whether or not they are
enrolled as members in the county 4-H
program. For additional information, call
the 4-H Center at 856-451-2800 ext. 3 or
email County 4-H Agent Julie Karavan at
karavan@njaes.rutgers.edu.
SATURDAY & SUNDAY,

JANUARY 23 & 24
Winter Wine Weekend at Bellview.
Bellview Winery, 150 Atlantic St.,
Landisville, is hosting its annual Winter
Wine Weekend, Noon-5 p.m. both days.
Wine tasting, specialty food platters, new
wine releases and bonfires (weather permitting). Free admission, Wine tasting $5
for 8 samples and a souvenir glass to
keep. 856-697-7172, bellviewwinery.com
FREE-Form Crochet Along

Fiber Arts Cafe, 501 N. High St., Millville.
2-4 p.m. both days. $20, plus cost of
yarn. Call 856-669-1131 for more details.
fiberartscafe.com
TUESDAY, JANUARY 26
Free Knee Pain Seminar. Inspira Health
Networks Inspira Fitness Connection, 1430
W. Sherman Ave. Vineland. Free educational seminar for knee pain at 6:30 p.m. The
latest techniques for custom knee replacement will be presented. The event is free
and iincludes appetizers. Seating is limited
and registration is required by calling 1800-INSPIRA.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27
Paint and Wine Party - Celebrate Tu
BShevat. Jewish Federation of
Wine and Painting Ladies Night.

North Italy Club in Vineland, presented
by Dr. John H. Winslow School, 6:30
p.m. Adults only (must be 21 years of
age to attend).$35 per person (gets you
SUNDAY, JANUARY 31
War Room Movie Night.
Malaga Assembly of God, 377 Dutch Mill
Rd., Malaga, will be featuring the film
"War Room," 6 p.m. Admission is free
and refreshments will be served following the film. All are welcome to attend.
For more information, please phone
856.694.1277 ext. 221 or go to malagaaog.com.
South Jersey Land & Water Trust

Fundraiser. 25 p.m. at the Bus Stop
Caf, 148 S. Broadway, Pitman. This
Peace, Love & Land Preservation event
will feature homemade food and
desserts, Auburn Road wines available
for purchase, live music by local band
Love Alive and a raffle. Guests may
also BYOB (beer or wine only), if desired.
Tickets are $20 each, and may be purchased online at sjlandwater.org or by
mailing a check with Peace Love in the
memo to P.O. Box 233, Glassboro, NJ
08028.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1
Singing Ambassadors Rehearsals.
The Singing Ambassadors will be starting
rehearsals for their Spring Concert on the
lower level of the Senior Center at 6th &
Elmer in Vineland at 7 p.m. Everyone 14
and older is invited to attend the rehearsal and audition to be a member. For more
information, call Karen at 856-563-0376.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 28
Basket Blizzard. Church of the

Resurrection Episcopal, 8th and Wood
sts., Vineland. 6-9 p.m. Beat the winter
blues by coming out to celebrate the
evening and to support the continuation
of our many outreach programs. A $25
ticket includes appetizers, full hot buffet,
desserts and other refreshments (BYOB
- setups provided) while enjoying music
by Darren. Basket auction of many
themed baskets and other items, each
valued at $50 or more. For more information, call 609-319-9234.
Cumberland, Gloucester & Salem

Counties will commemorate Tu BShevat
with a paint and wine party at 7 p.m., at
Sons of Jacob Congregation, 321 Grape
St., Vineland. Celebrate the New Year
for Trees by relaxing and enjoy a glass
of wine while painting a beautiful
Kadinsky Tree with their concentric circular leavesinspired by the late
Russian Expressionist artist Wassily
Kadinskywith area artist and art
teacher Jennifer Carll-Simon. Wine will
be Reservations are $20 per person,
which includes all supplies. Reservations
must be made no later than Wednesday,
January 20, at (856) 696-4445.
Designer Bag BINGO. Woodland

Country Day School, 1216 Roadstown
Rd., Bridgeton. Designer bags just waiting to be won! Bring a group of friends,
family, co-workers and neighbors and
join in thefun. Tickets are $25 (20
games). Doors open at 6 p.m. and games
begin at 7 p.m. There will also be raffles,
a 50/50 and door prizes during the
evening, as well as food available for
purchase along with baked goods and
refreshments. For tickets send your
donation to Woodland Country Day
School, 1216 Roadstown Rd., Bridgeton
NJ 08302. For additional information call
Diane at 856-453-8499 ext. 112 or e-mail
reesed@wcdsnj.org
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{ BY RUSSELL SWANSON, EXEC. DIRECTOR, VDID / MAINSTREET VINELAND }
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Chicken
Leg Quarters
(sold as is)
First Fourth
Friday
Main Street Vineland rolls out Fourth Friday this week
with a Cash Assault at Tropical Latin Restaurant.
music starting at 9 p.m. The kitchen will

close at midnight. Well also have
Vinelands Community Policing Force on
hand there to answer your questions about
what they do.
The lunch and dinner specials for the
cash assault will be:
Lunch specials
Three tacos -- $6
Three tostadas -- $6
Tropical chicken salad -- $7
Cuban sandwich with side of soup -- $8
Dinner specials (with dessert included)
Chicken enchiladas served with rice
and beans -- $10
Mofongo with pork or steak -- $10
Fajitaschicken or steak -- $10
Taco bowl -- $10
Desserts
Pineapple fritters
Cheesecake
Guava and cheese empanadas
***
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ain Street Vineland is instigating a full assault at one of

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the date: Friday, January 22;
the place: Tropical Latin Restaurant, 523 E.
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hours11 a.m. to 2 a.m.; the tactical gear:
PEOPLE AND MONEY.
Were arranging a cash assault there
to kick off a monthly series of Fourth
Friday events. This is a soft rollout and
well shift into high gear when the weather
breaks and well then expand the concept
to include more of our downtown.
What is a cash assault? You might
have heard of a cash mob, where a group of
people come to a local business to make
purchases. They converge on the business
during a short period of time. Well, a cash
assault is the same thing, but extended
over the full dayor, in this Fridays case,
during the time when the business is open.
What do cash mobs and cash assaults
do? They work in harmony with a key mission of Main Street Vinelandto help our
downtown businesses. They generate business, and this has a ripple effect throughout the downtown. They generate social
interaction and make our downtown a destination for other such activity.
Our Promotions Team is hard at work
planning events for future Fourth Fridays.
In the meantime, however, come down to
Tropical Latin Restaurant this Friday for
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Winter comes with a unique set of challenges, including lower air temperatures, lack
of visibility, fewer daylight hours, falling snow
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make for some hazardous driving conditions,
which is why experts say you should dig out
your ice scraper, gloves and snow shovels
before hitting the road.
Dont set off like a tank commander with
a tiny hole cleared, says Andy Smith, a
patrolman in Canada.
The safest way to prepare for winter driving is to be proactive before an emergency
occurs. The following tips will give you some
ideas on how to drive safely all winter long:
Surface Conditions. Roads and drive
paths are likely to be covered with rain, sleet,
snow and ice, which causes slippery driving
conditions and reduces tire traction. Consider
using snow tires in areas where winter
weather is severe. Its also important to
inspect your tires for uneven wear, cupping
and proper tread depth. Also consider the last
time you had the tires rotated, balanced and
aligned.
Emergency Situations. Winter weather
increases the chance of getting into a car accident. Pack an emergency kit to leave in your
vehicle at all times. Consider including safety
items such as flares, medical supplies, jumper
cables, a flash light, batteries, a small shovel
and tire chains. Also consider comfort items
like blankets, gloves and snacks.
Clear Vision. Snow, ice and fog diminish
your visibility, creating dangerous driving
conditions. Remove all debris from your
windshield, windows and outside mirrors
before driving. Replace your wiper blades
with extreme-weather blades for a stronger
wipe to battle heavy rain, snow and ice
buildup.
Vehicle Performance. Follow the recommended maintenance schedule in your vehicles owners manual to avoid hard starts,
stalling and lost power during colder weather.
Keep your gas tank above the halfway mark
because empty tanks collect condensation,
which damages the engine.
Some regions experience heavy snow and
dangerous ice storms, others find an increase
in rainy conditions, and in some places, temperatures may just cool down a bit.
Regardless of location, the winter season
brings a climate change that all drivers should
consider.
Winter tires are designed to handle the icy

elements of cold weather.
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While we might slip up on our New Years
resolutions at times, this year you can resolve
to take better care of your car all year.
Firestone Complete Auto Care offers the following tips for winter vehicle maintenance to
get you started!
Be proactive. Winter only magnifies
existing problems like pings, hard starts, sluggish performance or rough idling. Make sure
your vehicle is mechanically sound before the
temperature dips and the streets get icy. Make
certain the engine is in peak condition. Also
check the cooling system. Coolant should be
replaced per the vehicle manufacturers
maintenance schedule.
Be on schedule. Have your motor oil
changed regularly. Use the specified weight
and grade of oil recommended by your vehicle manufacturer. Also make sure to check
that the heating/defrosting system is working
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Your local auto mechanic is here to help you comply with the law.
Though you may have heard otherwise, you are still obligated to have your
car pass a motor vehicle inspection every two years and receive a valid
sticker as proof of compliance. Previously in New Jersey, you were required
to pass both an emissions test and a safety inspection to receive a valid
sticker. Today, due to budget constraints and to stay in compliance with the
federal Clean Air Act, the Motor Vehicle Commission now requires you to
only pass an emissions test. While a safety inspection is no longer necessary
to pass, you are still required by law to keep your car in safe mechanical
condition.
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your loved ones, and other motorists at greater risk for a motor vehicle accident. Furthermore, law enforcement officers can ticket you for failing to
maintain these safety standards. That can be VERY expensive, since you may
receive a ticket each time you are pulled over and there are no limits to how
many citations you may receive in a single day.
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This NJGCA member is committed to helping you keep your car in safe
mechanical order to avoid these possible issues by offering you a no-obligation free safety advisory.
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flashlight; blanket; extra clothes; bottled
water; cell phone car charger and non-perishable snacks.
Be on the defensive. Take a defensive
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of junk in their trunk, ranging from car
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or drink containers. Getting rid of the
junk (non-emergency supplies) and
adding the right supplies will help people
deal with the unexpected and get back on
the road.
When it comes to being prepared for
roadside emergencies, men are more likely
than women to have at least one of the
essential supplies in their trunk according
to the survey. Essentials include jumper
cables (64 percent of men vs. 53 percent of
women), a flashlight (62 percent of men vs.
48 percent of women), and a first aid kit (47
percent of men vs. 40 percent of women).
Men are also more likely than females (81
percent to 53 percent, respectively) to check
their vehicles emergency supplies.
Even on a relatively short trip, you can
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administrator from State Farm. These new
findings highlight the importance of having
the right emergency equipment so you can
safely get back on the road sooner.
Who has the most junk? The survey
also revealed that parents (77 percent),
younger (79 percent) and middle aged (73
percent) drivers were significantly more
likely to have junk in their trunk, than
non-parents (62 percent) and older drivers
(58 percent), respectively.
Only five percent of drivers carry all
recommended items: While nearly all
drivers (96 percent) had at least one emergency item in their vehicle, such as a spare
tire or jumper cables, a mere five percent
carried all the emergency roadside equipment, including: jumper cables, spare tire,
hazard triangle/road flares, flashlight, first
aid kid, windshield scraper, water, non-perishable food and a blanket.
Drivers need to check emergency car
supplies: Nearly four in 10 (38 percent)
drivers with emergency supplies say they
check that their supplies are working at
least twice a year or more (the recommended frequency). Thirty-one percent of drivers say they only check once a year and 32
percent say they have never checked at all.
Trunk Essentials: State Farm encourages responsible driving every day of the
year, and especially during cold weather
months when inclement weather is more
common. If driving conditions turn treacherous and leave you stranded, these emergency roadside items can help you stay safe
until help arrives.
Hazard triangle (with reflectors) or
road flares
First aid kit
Jumper cables
Windshield scraper and brush
Spare tire
Blankets and extra warm clothing
Cell phone and charger
High-calorie, non-perishable food
Road salt or cat litter to help with tire
traction
Brightly colored distress sign or "Help"
or "Call Police" flag
Candle/matches, lighter, and/or flashlight
Tarp for sitting or kneeling in the

snow for exterior work like a tire change
Ensuring that the roadside emergency
equipment in your vehicle works properly
is often overlooked, Nepomuceno says. In
fact, according to the State Farm survey, a
majority of drivers with emergency car
supplies are putting themselves at risk by
failing to regularly check that their equipment is working properly. The only thing
worse than getting a flat tire is finding out
that your spare is also flat.
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Methodology: The study was an online
survey designed and conducted by KRC
Research on behalf of State Farm from
October 25 to November 3, 2013. In all, 1,000
drivers among a demographically represen-
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K9s for Warriors was founded in
2011 by Shari Duval after she and
her family experienced, first-hand,
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changes, brakes, exhaust, tune-up, and check
engine resolutions. They do not have the
technical machine shop required to rebuild
engines or automatic transmissions, but will
source and install rebuilt or used units as
their customers need. It is Bill and Tylers
resolve to be a valuable resource for the community. They are dedicated to providing an
environment of transparency, honesty, and
trust in all relationships with their customers
and vendors. If you are having a problem
finding an excellent, honest mechanic, stop
by the shop and meet Bill and Tyler. They are
dedicated to serving the Cumberland County
community. 856-221-3737.
LAIELLIS GARAGE
Established in 1974, Laiellis Garage prides
itself in offering quality, honest and dependable service. As small business owners surviving in a Big Box Store world, Bruce and
Mary Ann Laielli know that customer satisfaction is of the utmost importance.
Services include: Complete auto and light
truck repair, tires (sales and installation),
hitching systems and towing accessories
(sales and installation). Tire sales include all
major brands with free tire rotation for the
life of the tire with the purchase of four.
The ALLDATA INFORMATION SYSTEM
is used to keep abreast of the latest diagnostics, technical service bulletins and repair
procedures.
Bruce Laielli remains current in ASE certification in the areas of Engine Repair,
Suspension and Steering, Brakes,
Electrical/Electronic Systems, Heating and
AC, Engine Performance. 856-697-2500.
ROLLING REPAIRS is located at the intersection of North Harding Highway (Rt. 40)
and, N. Brewster Road in Buena Twp. Serving
the Tri State area for all types of automotive
repairs, and the repair and maintenance of
handicapped mobility devices, such as powered wheel chairs, scooters, and vehicles
equipped with handicapped lifts. They are a
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system installation, repair, and maintenance
facility.
With more than 60 years experience in
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Rolling Repairs is family-owned and operated which provides a basis for quality work
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Fiocchi, is a family-owned shop in business since
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center. Services cover all custom exhaust, catalytic converters, flex pipe, import and domestic
exhausts, brakes, shocks, struts, full tire service,
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EDS AUTO SERVICE

At Eds Auto Service, owner William
Michaels provides his customers with the full
treatment. The business, located at 759 Foster
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the auto service will handle everything
except body work. This includes brakes,
engine issues, and oil changes, which is a full
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New Jersey no longer offers safety inspections, but for just $39.95, the comprehensive
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FOREST GROVE AUTO BODY: Vince

Simione, owner, recommends when driving in
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accelerate and decelerate slowly.
Ive seen a lot of cars come in just from
not applying the gas slowly, he says. When
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takes so much longer to slow down on icy
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