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29 Bala Avenue, Suite 114, Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004 The longest established business-to-business monthly newspaper for company owners © 2013 Advertising/Communications Times $4.00 Founded July, 1976 Volume #37, Issue #1 and executives in Philadelphia, Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey & Delaware ... on the 200th Anniversary February/March 2013 Mailed direct to buyers of business services & products of the United States of America Buyers from Business Iconic Philly Photographer, 83, Organizations To Seek Fights Off Thugs Gun Attack Purchases & Info at Phila. Y es, at 83-years-of-age, Facing Pistol Joe Petrallis a leading area “I said there’s no photographer of nationally- Mark here. Before I knew Adv. & Biz Show, May 21 known celebrities and mod- it, he pulled out a gun and An influx of Room, on the Main els, combated two hold up pushed me in.” buyers from mem- Line. men who gun beat him and Petrellis said he bers of several area The address robbed him inside his Rad- grabbed the man to control Chambers of Com- is 630 Clothier Rd., nor, Main Line home recently. the gun and the two began merce and other Wynnewood, PA He suffered facial cuts to struggle violently. business organiza- 19096: Right off of and bruises, and lost per- tions are anticipated “He pistol whipped Lancaster and Wyn- sonal property including a at this year’s Phila- me,” Petrellis said. newood roads. valuable diamond ring plus delphia Advertising “Then, Petrellis said, The site was cash. & Business Show. “a second man came in. selected to be close It could have been The event — bell rings, I get up. I was off One of the men put him in a to buyers from worse. now in its 40th con- guard,” Petrellis recalled “I never Philadelphia, being Here is what happened, ac- headlock. secutive year — get up for that. But like a dope I about three minutes cording to an interview Philly. Petrellis estimates he fought will be held Tues- from City Ave., and Com posted by Frank Kum- answered it.” back for about six minutes, al- day, May 21, 2013. ASHLEY IRVIN will be on the border of mer and Mark A. Schaefer (with By his account, Petrellis though it, “felt like an hour.” And it is at a at the ad show as part of Montgomery and some editing). opened his door for a man who was “It seems like a long time new location! the Model Management Delaware Counties “I’m in the kitchen, the door- asking for someone named “Mark”. Continued on page 3 The show will Agency (MMA) booth. to gain attendees be at the new ban- Both male and female models will be present quet facilities building, from those areas. with their composites. called The Clothier Continued on page 3 Future of TV-17 Unknown As Corp Reorganizes The corporate owner of Philadelphia’s channel Many of properties may now be sold. 17 has been released from bankruptcy. At the top of the list are the TV stations, ac- Local Publications Seek New The firm is Tribune Co., which also owns the cording to newspaper reports. Allentown Morning Call newspaper, eight major How Philadelphia’s TV-17 will be affected is Printer As AFL Plant Folds newspapers, 23 TV stations and internet proper- currently unknown. A major area printer of Phil- phia daily newspaper ties throughout the country. adelphia’s regional newspapers …Golden Times, the senior has gone out of business. citizen publication AFL Web Printing, 2 Execu- …Catholic Star and Herald tive Drive, Voorhees, N.J. (856- …South Jersey Times Brian Tierney, Yes Him, 566-1270) closed suddenly in …Jewish Week December, 2012. They also printed for a wide Is Sued by Interpublic In addition to newspapers, variety of area organization’s the firm also printed special in- coupon books and guide books. Brian Tierney, a former CEO Not that he’s pleased about Still confused? terest and niche publications. About 200 employees lost of The Inquirer and Daily News, it… Let’s go on: Among AFL’s customers their jobs. and a long-time public relations He’s a defendant, and a Tierney now has a new firm, were… One reason for the closure, firm owner, is back to being in plaintiff, in a civil suit recently Brian Communications Group, in …Metro, the free Philadel- Continued on page 3 the media spotlight. filed in Philadelphia’s Common Bryn Mawr, PA. Pleas Court. He formally had a P.R./and The case is called “Tierney digital marketing firm, Tierney vs. Tierney”. Communications. ACT’s Free Executive Sound confusing? Tierney Communications Here’s a summary of what was sold and is now owned by Networking, April 3 it’s about. Interpublic Group of Companies. Basically, he is accused of They have sued him. The next Executive Net- In Star’s Footsteps violating an agreement not to They claim he is violating an working & Card Exchange — use his own name in another agreement not to use his name The Walnut has been home with free admission — will be business. to many of the world’s greatest Continued on page 3 inside the Walnut Street The- actors, directors and musicians atre, 825 Walnut St., Phila., on - The Booths, The Barrymores, Wednesday, April 3, 2012. Marlon Brando, Jessica Tandy, Time: 4:30PM to 7PM. Is The Tide Going Out Kathrine Hepburn, Audrey Hep- It is part of the series of burn, Henry Fonda, Helen Hayes, such events produced by ACT, OFFICIAL GREETER Charissa Sidney Poitier and Orson Wells. For Atlantic City Press this regions business-to-busi- Fiorelli, a model with Model One of the country’s leading There’s no ocean of buyers and evidently a family business, ness newspaper. Management Agency (MMA) will these days for daily newspapers is fishing for new owners. non-profit theatre companies, welcome guests to the Executive About 250 business deci- in the Greater Philadelphia region. They feel the Atlantic City Walnut Street Theatre has the Networking event at the Walnut sion makers are anticipated. And now … the Atlantic City Press needs a new hook to keep largest subscription audience in Street Theatre on April 3, 2013 There will be backstage Press is seeking a new beachhead it afloat. the world with over 55,000 sub- from 4:45PM to 7:15PM. She is a tours of the historic 204-year-old of others to wade in to its rescue. Interested? Cast your in- scribers annually. recent Communications graduate theatre, escorted by the mem- It’s current owner, Abarta, quiry to John Bitzer, Abarta, Inc., of Temple University. bers of the marketing staff Continued on page 3 Inc., located in Pittsburgh, PA, Pittsburgh, PA.
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By Mike Mallowe at the party is correct? Why would or cool. But the messages may Communicators Have our kids know anything about not be what you and your family If you don’t read to your chil- Special Obligations opening those enchanting pages, if value . . .” dren, you are robbing them of It’s just too easy to tap the no one has ever taken the time and Now, re-read her conclusion some of childhood’s most potent tiny screen of an iPod, or Leap- patience to do it with them? magic. and think about the last episode frog, or laptop and let the com- Having a favorite book and I always read to my children; of your favorite guilty pleasure – puter do the rest. having it read to you, over and I thought I was doing fine, but hyper-exploitative reality TV. And, Our children will always over, until the pages start to fall now I realize I never read to them yes, I’m talking about Bachelor reach for the latest robotic gadget apart and the spine gets broken, enough. (and its perverse objectification because it is bright and trendy used to be one of the sweet, in- How do I know? of women) or Wives of you-fill- and the communications course alienable pleasures of childhood. Because now that I have a in-the-blank, where the Seven And, please, don’t write me off of least resistance. grandson, Jude, I can see clearly Deadly Sins are celebrated non- as someone who hasn’t made Mike Mallowe They are the new genera- just how lame a dad I must have stop. peace with the digital age yet. Continued on page 5 been. The Sobering Facts Sure, eBooks are great and My daughter was at a gather- One of my favorite local pub- liberating and increasingly acces- Letters To The Editor… ing recently and one of the guests lications is well-known to parents sible and absolutely the future of there, a young mother, happened and kids throughout the region: Enjoyed your publisher’s column on aging - publishing. happens to the best of us, doesn’t it? to mention that too many really MetroKids. Their logo’s sub- I’m all in on eBooks, just as little kids today, “Don’t even know head says it all: “Smart. Local. But it was a little scary seeing more obits in you should be, too. But books, real how to turn the pages of a book.” Parenting.” your paper than engagements... paper and ink books, with margins That should be just as upset- In their January issue they I thought you’d like to see my take on aging… and white space and delightful il- ting to you as it is to me. included a column from Caroline ~~Jeffrey Dobkin I’ve always made my living lustrations, and kids’ smudges all Knorr, the parenting editor for the as a communicator, just like most over them, booky books, have website Common Sense Media, Things I Like About Getting Old hardly outlived their useful lives – of you – executive writer, editor, Commonsensemedia.org. …It’s OK to talk to yourself. a dollar, and bus rides are free. especially children’s books. consultant, marketing profession- “Here’s a sobering fact,” she In fact, it’s practically expected. No kidding. Ask SEPTA about They should live forever. al, broadcaster. wrote. “Average American chil- Young people expect old folks a senior pass. One of the things I did do As such, reading is some- dren now spend more time with to talk to non-existent people …Twenty something’s correctly, back when my own thing I take very, very seriously. media and technology – almost standing beside them. Just think you’re cute, and you’re not children were still at the read-to- For a short time, I even taught eight hours a day – than they do keep looking up at the same threatening. Unfortunately they me stage, was to make sure that literacy to adults, and that’s a task with their parents or in school.” place and pretty soon they’ll be don’t want to go out with you. that should never be undertaken their books were as intermingled, Her column was thought-pro- looking around for the person …You can play with the by the faint-of-heart. Because try- as possible, with their other toys. voking and insightful. Her conclu- you’re speaking to. kids, then give them back to ing to make it through the day in I never believed in bookcases for sion was worth remembering: …You can drive really fast their parents after you’re tired the 21st century, while not really babies. It was much too impor- “Media and technology run and not get a ticket. Face it, of playing with them or when being able to read and write Eng- tant, in my view, at least, for the right through the center of our no one likes it when you drive their diaper is full, or yours is. lish in this culture, can be about as books of childhood to be, first and kids’ lives. What kids see and do 10 or 20 miles an hour UNDER …Your kids don’t expect scary as it gets. foremost, another enticing “toy” to profoundly impacts their emo- the speed limit. You’re just in you to walk the dog in the rain. play with, right next to the Duplos tional, physical and social de- the way. When you drive fast, …Your kids don’t expect Blame the Parents, and the little fire engines. velopment . . . Media acts as a not the Kids people appreciate it. you to take out the trash be- Well, so much for my parent- super-peer for kids, giving them a When you get pulled over, cause “it’s too heavy.” But, what if that young mother ing heyday. sense of what’s normal, desirable tell the cop you haven’t gotten a …Lap dances at Delilah’s ticket in 50 years. He’ll go and are $10 off. Well, at least that’s check, but his computer only what I’ve heard… Have available at your business or organization. goes back 10 years at best. ~~~ He’ll come back and say, OK, As a free service to your visitors and personnel, just slow down. Jeff Dobkin is a funny author who Don’t get the same cop twice. has written seven books, mostly will provide current issues Free. …You can be cranky on on direct marketing but a couple occasion and no one notices. on humor. His lead title is “How To accept, e-mail to: [email protected]. They just think you’re cranky To Market A Product For Under cause you’re old, and some- $500!” He’s also a great direct Let us know number you will make available. thing is either blocked up, mail writer. He can be reached www.PhillyBizMedia.com leaks, or it hurts. at The Danielle Adams Publish- …You can ride the train for ing Company, 610-642-1000.
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National Recognition For Area’s Reviva Labs th ConsultMallowe, Inc. On 40 Anniversary A Philadelphia-area com- WHO: Mike Mallowe, an award-win- pany is being commended, and ning journalist, author, editor, educator recognized, on the occasion of and communications miracle-worker. its 40th anniversary by media out- WHAT: ConsultMallowe, Inc. Full lets nationally. The firm is RevivaL abs, 705 Service Communications and Editorial Hopkins Rd., Haddonfield, N.J. Consulting – Writing, Editing, 08033, manufacturers and mar- Speeches, Strategic Design, Media keters of hundreds of skin care Relations, Internet Content, Crisis products. Communications, Annual Reports, Its founder and president is Ghost Writing, and Resume help. Stephen Strassler, had his roots WHEN: 24/7/365, the 24-hour news & working for a New York City ad- vertising firm, and then owning information cycle is only our first shift. Long-time personnel at Reviva Labs includes dozens of employees with the firm for over 20 years. his own advertising agency. WHERE: We are available in person, That experience, which in- care authority. and Vitamin E Stick. Among the media outlets at your location; online, anywhere; cluded working on a cosmetics It has introduced more skin Over 100 media outlets in recently reporting on Reviva and our team is bi-coastal, San Diego account, led him to become one of care breakthroughs to America January, 2013, recognized the are: ABC, American Public Me- than many of the cosmetic giants. Vitamin E Stick, especially for its dia, The Boston Globe, Money and Philadelphia. Americas first male aestheticians. Under his leadership Reviva Recently Better Nutrition mag- benefits in hot weather, and ex- Watch and Newsday. WHY: Great writing means everything. Labs is now known as the skin azine’s beauty editors made five treme cold. Also, International Business different awards to Reviva Labs. Reviva Labs, as part of its Times, Kansas City Star, The Mi- HOW: We handle a limited schedule They were “Best of Natu- continuing community services, ami Herald. of clients; we work within your budget. ral Beauty” for products such has donated the Vitamin E Sticks In all, more than 50 media out- We outsource nothing. We use no as Light Skin Peel, Brown Spot to U.S. Troops in Iraq., and also to lets, to date, have recognized the templates; every job is different and Night Cream, Collagen Serum National League baseball umpires. firm, and its industry leadership. every need individual. Sample what we can do at consultmallowe.com or examiner.com Main Line Times Building Sold (Philadelphia public policy) Will there be an increase in Line Times building at 311 E. by Journal Register. automobile sales ads for Main Lancaster Ave., Wynnewood. Audi will use the building’s Line Media, publishers of the The building has been for Email us at front lot to display their new cars. [email protected] Main Line Times, Main Line sale for some time. Suburban Life & King of Prussia The newspaper will con- The papers staff will contin- Call us at 610-353-3259 Courier? tinue to be published from its ue to be located on the first floor. There could be. former, long-time home. It has Same staff. Same address. The Audi Wynnewood car been there about 65 years. Mike Mallowe Same telephone (610-642- Stephen Strassler, founder and company, 323 E. Lancaster Editorial and advertising president of Reviva Labs, Had- Ave., Wynnewood, has pur- staff will remain. 4300). Same web page (www. donfield, N.J. chased the neighboring Main The publications are owned MainLineMediaNews.com).
Petrellis Among those portrayed were ACT Card Exchange Free samples from Sweet Continued from page 1 Candice Bergen, Ali McGrew Continued from page 1 Etcetera, custom cakes and and Princess Grace of Monaco bakes, will be provided by cake when you got a gun at your head.” (Grace Kelly of Philadelphia). In addition, the Walnut has designer Angela Vogel. Petrellis said the men ripped Also Gia Crange, subject of Education and Outreach pro- Complimentary non-alco- a major movie, and book. a ring off his pinky finger, and grams that reach over 120,000 holic drinks, with refreshments His clients included Jones stole $1,500, then fled. children, teachers, students and will be served. of New York and the Eileen Ford Petrellis went to Paoli Hospital parents each year. Everything is free, except a Agency. where he was stitched to close the During the tours, enjoy back- cash bar for alcoholic drinks. pistol-whip wound above his eye. These days, Petrellis main- stage stories, inside production tains an office within the Duffy & Admission is by a business And now... tips and walk in the footsteps of card. Partners Law Firm, 55th Floor, America’s greatest stars. One Liberty Place, Philadelphia, Be A Host/Sponsor Now retired, Petrellis photo- Gentleman and Photographer “Good People” Actors Invited graphed during his long career Pennsylvania 19103. There are opportunities for Joe Petrellis before his savage Additionally, actors from the the country’s leading fashion He can be reached at 610- host/sponsors. beating in a home robbery and cast of the play, “Good People”, models. His pictures were pub- 688-2141. The host/sponsor packages following hospital emergency will be invited to greet and speak lished in national magazine ads. room treatment. with networking attendees, ac- are available from ACT (Tel.: cording to Ralph Weeks, Direc- 484-562-0063; E-Mail: adcom- ACT Ad Show Finley Catering Co. and Sweet buyers who come to the show to tor of Marketing and Public Rela- [email protected]). Continued from page 1 Etcetera catering. meet, learn — and purchase. tions, Walnut Street Theatre. There is a limit to number of There will be a walk-around “It’s where buyers come to The Broadway hit will be mak- host/sponsors. Both the Main Line County fashion show, produced by Bedaz- meet companies that can pro- ing its Philadelphia premiere at the To RSVP to attend, contact Chamber of Commerce and the zled Boutique, Newtown Square. vide income-producing ideas, Walnut Street Theatre, from March ACT at 484-562-0063, or by e- Delaware County Chamber of Exhibitors will provide free services and supplies, “ Joe Ball, 12th through April 28. mail at [email protected]. Commerce are participating and instructions and special offers on show founder and producer, re- a wide variety of products and About two years ago, OSHA supporting the show. ports. Local Publications services benefiting almost all Continued from page 1 cited AFL Quality, doing business Additionally, other business- For early direct-sales booth es organizations whose members types of endeavors. as AFL Web Printing, for safety rental information, contact ACT according to a union president are expected to attend include The Philadelphia Advertising and health violations. OSHA pro- Trade Show Division at 29 Bala representing some of the work- the Economy League of Greater & Business Show is the longest posed penalties of $170,000, at ers was that AFL lost its contract Philadelphia and non-profit orga- established business show of its Ave., Ste. 114, Bala Cynwyd, PA that time. to print Metro. nization’s business donors. kind in the Greater Philadelphia l9004, Ph.. 484-562-0063, email: Admission is free with a area. [email protected], web: www. business card. It is a direct sales show, with PhillyBizMedia.com. Parking is free. exhibitors showing and offering Group admissions are also Food will be available from their services and products to the available by contacting the show. WEBSITES! From Designs to Updates! ~ Mobile, too! Tierney and logo there is a line, “A Brian of Tierney Communications and Continued from page 1 Tierney Company”. misdirect them to his new com- That’s a no-no, according to pany”, the suit says. ~ Monthly Maintenance Rates Available ~ in another business. the plaintiff. John Paone ~ www.ThePaoneGroup.com They say that under Tier- “Tierney is trying to “confuse [email protected] ~ 215.266.7514 ney’s new companies’ website clients and prospective clients” Visit our blog at www.PhillyBizMedia.com
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Petrellis Continued from page 2 walk-around fashion show “The Marketing of Business” tion of Digital Natives and they Radio Interview Show will only keep getting better at all things of the cyber world. Hosted by But, there is more to the art of communications than that. Bonnie Squires You can’t expect very Newspaper Columnist young children to “learn” about & PR Pro on WWDB-860AM the mental and tactile satisfaction of “turning pages” and developing Every Thursday, Noon to their imaginations and experienc- 12:30PM & Every Tuesday, ing the sheer exhilaration of captur- 1PM to 1:30PM ing an audience through pure sto- ~ ~ ~ ry-telling skills all by themselves. Business Owners & Executives No one, much less children, Invited to be Interviewed can ever get very good at some- at no charge. thing that has never been taught to them. Contact Radio Division, ACT, And, more to the point, not 29 Bala Ave., Ste. 114, many little toddlers start out by Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004. trying to turn the pages of a book E-mail: [email protected]; on their own – what they do is Fax: 484-562-0068 Bonnie Squires try to turn the pages along with the big person who is reading to them, provided, of course, that some big person is sitting there Benefit From A with a baby on his or her lap. Reading aloud.
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by Joe Ball Crime Victim Embezzled! We also know she watched amount . . . even same date . . by our bank. Our business was the victim our longtime (31 years) book- . was processed by her bank. of a new employee recently. keeper write checks. She Then again by our bank. Phase Two Joe Ball She stole checks from the back watched where the checkbook Some banking system! Then we became victims a of our checkbook … forged my was secreted. Customer protection? second time. know — but no response. name … then — interesting is She waited until there was Duh! Our bank — one of the larg- … How she was able to have the no one around, then removed a Her flow of stolen money est in Philadelphia — refused to We only had one open option. checks cashed. series of blank checks from the evidently was: make full restitution. Sue the bank in small claims It bewildered me. And at the rear of the checkbook. She forwarded the forged What especially hurts is we court. time wasn’t clear to our internet What’s especially grievous checks to her bank by internet have been a customer as long as At this writing, we have done –experienced staff. is she used the same check They deposited the money they have been in Philadelphia. so. Even the Lower Merion po- #4749 — four times. Four times! in her account. About 15+ years, I believe. A further report to come — lice officer to whom we gave our The same check! Her bank sent the checks to Our branch manager, a nice & if necessary. police report was baffled. And the four checks, same our bank. accommodating lady, bucked the # # # From what I gather (don’t check number, were in the same Same numbered check. situation to her District Manager. P.S. Note I have not mentioned Same amount. We spoke to the District Man- ask me questions. Her MO was amount. the name of our bank. I have re- Yes, the same check . . . Forged signature. ager. One time. Tried to follow-up. news to me) we know she was frained as a continuing customer highly IT experienced. same check number . . . same They withdrew the amounts The telephone number the district from our account. (Can you believe manager gave me disallowed in- and a continuing good banking it?) And approved for her bank. coming calls to her. Such Hooey. citizen. Got a new product She cashed out at her bank. And in this case the term # # # There was more I’m told, but BS isn’t “Bank Security”. Joe Ball is a business-to-business it’s over my head. All part of the It’s ironic that my bank’s lit- newspaper publisher, producer or service? new information technology. erature, says “We Will Earn Your of several radio interview shows Incidentally my bank even Trust”. For a free exposure in future issues, featuring business owners and promotes the system. They dis- send a photograph and description to: tribute a pamphlet saying: “Bank Our Turn To Make Whole founder & president of American On The Go With Our iPhone App.” For the record: We did pro- Advertising Services, one of Phil- Editor Obviously, there was a vide the bank an affidavit, and adelphia’s longest-established breach of fiduciary duty (a lawyer copy of the police report. marketing firms. E-mail is adcom- 29 Bala Ave., Suite 114 Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004 gave me these phrases) non-dil- We sent letters to the bank. [email protected]. Web page is Help Available to Aid in Creating Legitimate News igence and outrageous conduct Were they discarded? Don’t www.PhillyBizMedia.com.
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The Philadelphia Regional Business/Marketing Monthly Page 10 Advertising/Communications Times February/March 2013 Guide to Executive Living Presents D I N I N G O U T TONY CLARK COMMANDS ATTENTION AT PACIFIC PRIME by Bonnie Squires between courses, and desserts. Adam Sciarillo, sous-chef An- If you have been wondering Let’s start with the appetizers. drew Lee, and Chef Tony Clark about Tony Clark, the superstar Our waitress Jillian present- even took time to come out and chef who used to be at the Four ed us with a “mousse bouche” chat with us. Seasons, then had his own name- - spoon-size tastes of delicious Clark considers his working sake restaurant on Broad Street in whitefish salad and Asian chick- environment “like a brotherhood Center City, then went on to be- en salad with a crostini. here,” and he loves teaching come the personal chef for area Our friends then gobbled up younger chefs to cook. His goal philanthropists Suzanne and Nor- the crab gratin and the grilled ro- is some day to write a cook book. man Cohn for ten years, you don’t maine heart salad. The salads He has certainly put his train- have to wonder any more. ranged from $8 to $10. ing from the Culinary Institute Tony Clark is back in the My husband and I enjoyed of America in Hyde Park, New game as the chef at the Valley the Bibb Salad with chopped York, to good use. Forge Casino’s two new restau- walnuts and apples and the But let’s get back to the dinner. rants, Pacific Prime and Viviano. wedge salad. An apple martini Among the four of us, we They are located by elevator and several glasses of wine de- ordered the two-pound lobster one floor above the casino. lighted the others, while I was (market price), the rib eye steak Pacific Prime is a terrific pleased to see not only an ice ($46), the filet mignon ($37), seafood and steak restaurant, tea, but a small pitcher with ad- and the Mediterranean Clay Pot with elegant trappings and mut- ditional ice tea for me. Grouper ($34). Although we at- TOP PROFESSIONALS IN THEIR FIELDS are Tony Clark, head chef ed red walls and seating for 140. There were so many staff tacked the main course with at Pacific Prime & Viviano, both within the Valley Forge Casino Resort Each restaurant is open five members paying attention to us gusto, we each took home a and PR firm owner/columnist/ACT reviewer, Bonnie Squires. nights a week. that we did not have time to ask container with a lot of leftovers, You could make a meal on for anything. They seemed to except for the truffle fries which a mile high and out of this world, few minutes before going home. the torpedo-shaped rolls and read our minds. were completely devoured. We also emptied our second mid- the Junior’s New York cheese Our friends and I both ended up the home-made humus. But you The management staff in- course plate, the most delicious cake with cherry confit is unlike winning a bit, which capped off a have to leave room for appetiz- cluded Len Boris, Dayle Nuzzo- chicken livers over a soft polenta any cheesecake you have ever delightful dining experience. ers and salads, main courses, in- lese, Liz Fedora, Welles Lane, Side dishes included, for $8 eaten before, and the fresh ber- And Pacific Prime has just each, the biggest asparagus we ries with chocolate fondue and started a Sunday Brunch, with a la had ever seen, creamed spin- grand marnier creme disap- carte choices, from 10AM to 2PM. ach, baked potatoes, and for $14 peared quite quickly. The left- Ira Lubert, the major Phila- one of our group ordered lobster over chocolate layer cake found delphia region developer, we were mashed potatoes. a good home with our friends af- told owns the entire complex, in- We thought we would never ter the meal. cluding the Renaissance Hotel have room for dessert, but we Because we had to walk attached to the Valley Forge Ca- just had to taste some of Clark’s through the casino to get to the sino Resort and its fantastic res- creations, each for $8. valet parking window, we decid- taurants. Lubert seems to have The triple chocolate cake is ed to hit the slot machines for a made a very wise investment.
The Philadelphia Regional Business/Marketing Monthly February/March 2013 Advertising/Communications Times Page 11 Guide to Executive Living Presents D I N I N G O U T Steven Starr’s Parc Restaurant By: Morgan Karalewich great pairing with the scallop dish. At one of our neighboring tables This is my first restaurant the guests had just as pleasant review for ACT. an experience. I had the opportunity to se- Philadelphia businessmen, lect the restaurant, and I picked Ward Humphreys and Tae Kim, Parc, 227 South 18th St., Phila.; hosted out of town guest, Pat- Tel.: 215-545-2262. rick Juarez. All three diners were I had heard so many good pleased, especially with their things about it, especially from a appetizers which included the photo friend, Stephen Riley who mushroom tart, the charcuterie has previously dined at the res- plate and the tuna carpaccio. taurant. Having traveled to France, Incidentally, he shot the ac- Juarez said his experience from companying photos. the menu options, to the tradi- Parc has a French Bistro tional French music, to the view atmosphere. of Rittenhouse Park brought The restaurant serves break- back memories of his trip. fast, lunch and dinner seven days Our night finished with des- a week. My visit to Parc was a lei- Guest reviewer Morgan Karalewich with friend, Diners interviewed included Ward Humphreys, Se- sert and café au lait. surely dinner with friends. Kelly Patullo at Stephen Starr Parc Restaurant, nior Vice President of Willis Re, Two Liberty Place, We shared the Paris- The décor, music and loca- 227 South 18th St., Phila.; Tel.: 215-545-2262. 50 S. 16th St., Ste. 2500, Phila.; and Patrick Juarez, Brest($9). A crowd pleaser. The tion reminded me of a café in Regional Vice President/Sles of Security Life. pistachio Bordeaux take on this Paris, and the accommodating, common pastry was a delicious friendly staff made the setting The French wine selection ideal. It had a great flavor combi- es($27). The steak was tender flavor combination and just as even more comfortable. was impressive. We decided on nation with pioppini mushrooms and well prepared. The hand good as I remembered enjoying When my two friends and I a carafe($28) of Laboure-Roi. and truffle pecorino cheese. cut fries served with the house when I visited Paris. arrived on a Tuesday evening for Very enjoyable. The house-made ricotta, made aioli were crispy and well Next time — and there will dinner we were greeted by Barry For appetizers, we ordered grape fruit and almonds definite- seasoned. be a next time — we will try one of Johnson, a manager. We asked the onion soup($11.50), mush- ly complimented the beets and My friend was told the roast the Specialites Du Jour, Wednes- for beverage and appetizer rec- room tart($11) and beet sal- made for a delicious, refreshing chicken dish($24) was “comfort day’s Lobster Americaine($34) or food”. It certainly was. Served ommendations. A very thorough ad($13). The onion soup was un- salad. Friday’s Beef Rossini($35). over pommes puree every bite We will also save room for explanation of our request plus like any I have tasted. Quite good, Our bread basket included was flavorful and moist. The dessert and try the Crème Bru- additional menu information was that is. cranberry walnut bread, but we third dish, pan seared scal- lee or even one of Lindeman provided. The mushroom tart was could not pass by the traditional lops($29) were cooked to per- beer floats served with house baguettes, made in house. Cour- fection and served with a smooth made ice cream. tesy, of course. celery root purée and crisp water Reservations are preferred. With three diverse palates chestnuts. Call 215-545-2262; www.PARC- including a vegetarian, we were The Sauvignon Blanc was a Restaurant.com. all happy with our entrees. I ordered the Steak Frit-
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Marion Marguerite Stokes, Sol Weinstein, an obituary co-producer of the 1960 Sunday James Jackson, a gifted writer for the Trentonian, died. Susan Carol Anderson, an John (“Jack”) Bernard morning talk show “Input”, re- graphic artist, recently died. He He was 84. exec in communications/PR, re- Sikorski, owner of National Mail cently died. She was 83. was 45. Mr. Weinstein was a Tren- cently died. She was 71. Graphics, died. He was 59. Mrs. Stokes was a graduate of Mr. Jackson graduated from ton High School graduate. He Ms. Anderson graduated in Mr. Sikorski graduated in Philadelphia High School for Girls. Bok Vocational High School and attended New York University 1960 from Elmira Free Academy. 1975 from King’s College where From the early 1940s un- the Art Institute of Philadelphia. where he majored in English, but Later, in 1964 she earned her he earned a bachelor’s in Po- til the early 1960s, Mrs. Stokes He also attended the Moore Col- was unable to finish. BA in History from Wells College litical Science. He later attended was a librarian at the Free Li- lege of Art. Mr. Weinstein authored four and then went on to receive her Delaware Law School, graduat- brary of Philadelphia. Mr. Jackson was art direc- books where Israel Bond was the MA in 1966 from Cornell Univer- ing in 1979. Mrs. Stokes married John tor for Aetna Insurance Co., and protagonist. The books are: “Loxfin- sity, while also attending Temple Mr. Sikorski’s started his ca- Stokes Jr. Both co-produced also owner of JimmyGraphics. ger”, “You Only Live Until You Die”, University for Journalism. reer in the envelope business at the TV talk show from 1967 until Mr. Jackson painted murals “On the Secret Service of His Maj- Ms. Anderson worked for 29 two multinational firms. 1969, along with David Van Meter. for restaurants and was well- esty the Queen”, and “Matzohball”. years at the American College of In 1980 Mr. Sikorski founded The TV show was broadcast known for his creativity in the Mr. Weinstein was a mod- Physicians and American Can- National Mail Graphics, as President/ on Channel 10. Programming commercial art field. erator on WCAU 1210 talk radio. cer Society in communications CEO. The company is listed among consisted of a panel conversing Mr. Jackson is survived by In 2002 Mr. Weinstein relo- and PR. She also aided Metro- Printing Impressions top 500. on current issues. his parents, Patricia and Da- cated to New Zealand, portray- politan Hospital for marketing. Mr. Sikorski is survived by In the 1980s and 1990s Mrs. vid; his wife, Richie; a daughter, ing a quirky American who wore Ms. Anderson is survived by his wife, Catherine; a son, Ste- Stokes was invested in companies Shelleah; a son, James; and a Trenton sweatshirts. a sister, Libby; a brother, Ken; ven; a sister, Noreen; brother/ providing information technology. sister, Tracy. Mr. Weinstein is survived by and two nieces, Julie and Kate. sister-in-laws and several nieces Mrs. Stokes is survived by a daughter, Judee; a son, David; and nephews and their children. her son, Michael; two grandkids; and a grandchild, Eleanor. and three step-grandkids. Obits continue on next page
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Group’s working in the mail room. of innovative sales presentation Jeff Kaye Richard D. Bay Mr. Bay worked his way up as Milton A. Rubin techniques, an inventor and pat- Voice/Narrator of NFL Films Publisher/President a writer, associate editor, manag- Former Sales Exec. ent holder. ing editor, an assistant production Mr. Rubin is survived by his Milton “Milt” Rubin, a past manager, business manager and wife, Alice; a son, Jonathon; two Inquirer sales executive of 32 publisher for Chilton magazines, stepchildren, Joanne and Rich- years, died. He was 92. such as “Food Engineering”, “Mo- ard; six grandchildren, Saman- Mr. Rubin was a Temple tor Age”, and “Hardware Age”. tha, Andrew, Skylar, Josh, Max University graduate. Mr. Bay was president and and Alison; sister-in-law, Ruth; Mr. Rubin was a Veteran of senior vice president for the Pro- two nieces; Judith and Carol; the Army, serving in World War II. fessional Publication Group (Job- and one nephew, Daniel Gross. Mr. Rubin was renowned son Medical Information). He was expert on advertising, a creator in charge of publishing the Review titles in optometry, contact lenses,
ophthalmology, and responsible Jeff Kaye, narrator and voice Richard D. Bay, publisher/ for overseeing Review’s online of NFL films, died. He was 75. president of Jobson Medical products and conference group. Query ACT’s Mr. Kaye served as a me- Info., died. He was 67. Mr. Bay is survived by his teorologist in the Air Force. He Mr. Bay graduated in 1962 wife, Jeanne; four sisters; a broth- Divisions Online at landed his first broadcasting job from John Bartram High School, er; and nieces and nephews. in Rhode Island. and joined Chilton Publishing www.PhillyBizMedia.com After the death of TV icon John Facenda in 1984, Mr. Kaye became the voice behind NFL Films. He narrated several hun- dreds of NFL Films ranging from team highlights to ‘Road to the You and Your Business Guests Are Invited to Attend ACT’s Super Bowl’. Mr. Kaye won four Emmy Awards for broadcasting. For many years his voice was heard broadcasting news on WP- Executive Networking VI-TV, Channel 6: “Action News”. During his career Mr. Kaye also did voice-overs for Phillies commercials, plus Budweiser and NJ Transit. Card Exchange In 1996 Mr. Kaye almost lost his voice due to a cancerous tu- mor located on his left vocal cord. ON ThE MAiN LiNE Mr. Kaye retired in 2006. Mr. Kaye is survived by his wife, Suzanne; three daughters, The Clothier Room Sarah, Judith, and Anne; a son, Thursday, May 14, 2013 Peter; and seven grandkids. 630 Clother Road 4:45pm to 7:15pm Wynnwood, PA 19096 Nancy Bacher ~ Complimentary non-Alcoholic Drinks (cash bar) ~ Long ~ ~ ~ Communications ~ Complimentary hors D’oeuvres ~ Consultant ~ Free Parking ~ tFree Admission With A Business Card tAbout Three Minutes from City Clothier Room Ave. & Lancaster Ave. Church t ``` Make 1st left Complimentary hors D’ouevres on Clothier Rd. tComplimentary and then bldg. Nancy Bacher Long, a PR/ is on the right. communications consultant, died. Non-Alcoholic Drinks She was 54. Lancaster Ave. Ms. Long was a 1980 grad- (Cash Bar for Alcoholic Drinks) uate of the University of Virginia, t Ave. City where she obtained a bachelor’s Attendees include professional in psychology. She also attend- models from Model Manage- ed Rowan University earning a Rd. Wynnewood master’s in PR in 2011. ment Agency (MMA) Ms. Long also was as an adjunct professor teaching in tOpportunities to have your Temple University’s Strategic Communication department. organization be a sponsor/host In 1992 Ms. Long founded Dorland Global Public Relations, (Ask for Special Package) a part of Dorland Global, and Please RSVP to: headed the company for 16 years. In 2009 Ms. Long left and went on ACT, 29 Bala Avenue, Suite 114, to establish Ducknot LLC, a com- munications consultancy firm. Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004 Contributions honoring Ms. Long can be sent to PRSA Phila- Tel: 484-562-0063 Fax: 484-562-0068 delphia in support of its PR Insti- tute, which provides continuing Email: [email protected] education to young PR practitio- ners. It was created under Ms. www.PhillyBizMedia.com Long’s leadership. Ms. Long is survived by her husband, Andrew; a daughter, Margaret; a son, Ethan; a sister, GAIN BUSINESS BY BEING A SPONSOR Mary Ann; and a brother, Robert. Information on Sponsor Benefits: Call 484-562-0063
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Mr. Flanagan, a St. Joseph’s and “Award of Excellence” from Mrs. Orlow was an Over- Louis C. Flanagan Prep graduate, also graduated Power Engineering and Coal Gloria Orlow brook High School graduate. Ad Agency Owner from Villanova University with a Age, etc. Owner of Famous Fotos Mrs. Orlow established Fa- B.A. He served in the Army, with Mr. Flanagan belonged to mous Fotos in 1981. Famous the Army Security Agency (ASA) the Business and Professional Fotos was among the initial firms which merged with the CIA. He Advertising Association. that specialized in making life- was stationed in the Philippines. He is survived by his children, size cutouts of celebrities, used Mr. Flanagan founded Fla- Maureen, Kathleen, and Sean; at parties for take-home photos. nagan Advertising, focusing on four grandchildren, Lydia, Daylen, She had at least 60 famous Industrial Advertising, in 1971. Aiden, and Cormac. Mr. Flanagan cardboard figures. His accounts included Tar- is also survived by his former wife, Mrs. Orlow is survived by mac, Keystone Helicopter, Dev- Regina; and his brother, Albert. two sons, Marc and Richard; on Manor. His daughter, Regina K. Flanagan a daughter, Mindy; and eight His firm was the recipient of predeceased him. grandkids. She was prede- several awards including, “Best ceased by her husband, Stan- Louis C. Flanagan, a full- Gloria Orlow, owner of Fa- Advertisement” from Rock Prod- ton, in 2008. service ad agency owner, died. mous Fotos, recently died. She ucts, “Best Read Advertisement” He was 74. was 79. Gary Haynes Photojournalist
Gary Haynes, a photojour- nalist, died. He was 76. Mr. Haynes, a journalism graduate of Kansas State Uni- versity, received his first job be- hind the camera while active in the Army for two years. In 1958, Mr. Haynes career lifted off when he got hired by Unit- ed Press International, Detroit. Mr. Haynes joined The Inquir- er in 1974 leaving the New York Times. While at The Inquirer, Mr. Hanes put together and managed a team of photographers who became Pulitzer Prize recipients. Mr. Haynes, after retiring, au- thored a book, “Picture This!:The Inside Story and Classic Photos of UPI Newspictures”. Mr. Haynes is survived by a son, Philip; and two daughters, Emily and Stephanie. Kimberly Winkelman Marketing Arts Pro
Kimberly Ann Coskey Winkelman, a marketing profession- al of the arts, died. She was 46. Ms. Winkelman was a gradu- ate of Ursuline Academy. She also graduated in 1988 from the Univer- sity of Delaware where she earned her bachelor’s in Communications. Ms. Winkelman throughout her career represented a vari- ety of clients, such as the Opera Company of Philadelphia, The Philadelphia Orchestra, Peter Nero and the Philly Pops, The Mann Center for the Performing Arts, and recently, the Bristol Riv- erside Theater. Ms. Winkelman is survived by her father, Thomas; a sister, Peggy; a brother-in-law, Louis; two uncles, James and John; two nieces, Maya and Jillian; and a nephew, Nicholas.
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Mr. Gaye taught photogra- Stephen Gaye phy at the Art Institute of Phila- Ralph Collier Photographer delphia and the University of A Voice of Phila. Radio Delaware. In 1978 Mr. Gaye and a Ralph Collier, a long-time February/March 2013 Advertising/Communicationspartner Times opened G/Q Studios voice on Philadelphia radio, Page 5 Ltd. In 1984 Mr. Gaye founded a recently died at Pennsylvania Philadelphia studio in the Spring Hospital due to heart failure. Garden area and in 2002Where estab- He was Are 91. Former BROADCAST PIONEERS OF PHILADELPHIAlished Tony Gaye Photography in Mr. Collier was born in Ber- Manayunk. lin to a German mother and an Mr. Gaye workedInq. for adver- NewsAmerican father. Staffers? In 1933 they tisers such as Campbell’sHave andyou wonderedrelocated what to the U.S.,…Ralph fleeing Cipriano, a former Herr’s. long-time Philadelphiathe newspapersecution- ofInquirer Jews. writer, who left the paper During his careerper personnel,Mr. Gaye now out Inof 1943their Mr. Collierwhen aenlisted former editor-boss ma- Stephen Anthony (also also photographedpositions country atmu The- Inquirerin the as Army a re- servingligned in his Europe reporting, also writes known as “Tony”) Gaye, a fine- sic stars, such assult K ofitty the Wells, changes inwith ownership, the Fifth for Mobile the Beasley Radio Trial Blog. art and commercial photogra- the station’s program manager Earl Scruggs, etc. are doing? Broadcasting Co., whichIncidentally, con- Cipriano alleg- pher, died. He was 65. and Mr. Collier joined WRTI- Mr. Gaye was a board mem- ducted psychologicaledly received warfare millions of dollars Mr. Gaye received a BA in Here are a few updates… FM where he broadcast travel ber of the Philadelphia Chapter against German whenforces. he filed a libel suit against fine arts in 1973 from Vander- pieces up until 2011. of the American Society…Major of Media mob follower,After au the- army,The Mr.Inquirer. Collier bilt University and later attended He managed PR for the Photographers. thor and Inquirer crimejoined reporter the radio and TV busi~- ~ ~ Rochester Institute of Technolo- Philadelphia Museum of Art. Mr. Gaye is survivedGeorge byAnastasia, two whoness recently working in radio…Inquirer in New columnist Monica gy where he earned his master’s Up until a month ago Mr. daughters, Zoe andretired, Chelsea; isn’t retired fromYork informing and radio andYant TV Kinny in Roch has- gone on to the in fine arts. Collier wrote a weekly Main and a son, Matthew.residents of Philly mobester, activities. New Y ork. University of Pennsylvania. She BROADCAST PIONEERS OF PHILADELPHIA’s recent luncheonHe served featured during as speakersthe Viet -(l to r) Bill Baldini, Line Times column pertaining He is working for BigTrial.net.He also workedhas aat “communications WCAU job” there. former NBC 10, WCAU-TV news reporter; Chris May,nam current War in CBS the Army. 3, KYW-TV News Anchor; Dom to travel. Giordano, WPHT broadcaster; Terry Ruggles, former NBC 10, WCAU-TV news reporter; Dick Sheeran, This is a web page ofradio, the Beasley Philadelphia. She wrote 1,061 Throughoutcolumns his career former CBS 3, KYW-TV news reporter & Jay Lloyd, former KYW Newsradio news reporter. For more Law Firm. He covers majorIn thetrials mid-1960’s over 14 Mr. years Col for- Inquirerwhich readers. extended over seven de- information on coming programs, contact by e-mail Gerry Wilkinson at [email protected]. of reputed area mobsters.lier went on to WFLN. ~ ~ ~cades, Mr. Collier interviewed ~ ~ ~ Mr. Collier was host of a many notables such as Dwight Seminars planning speakers daily interview show on WFLN- D. Eisenhower, Bob Hope, Eliza- All-Inclusive U.S. TV/Radio/Cablecontact FM classical music, until 1988 beth Taylor, Fred Astaire, Maria Whims for Rent when he was let go over a dis- Callas, Julie Andrews, Ginger Directory Available29 Bala Avenue, Suite 114, Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004 pute with the new management Rogers, and Charlton Heston. of the station. Mr. Collier is survived by The First Edition of the re-titled Complete Tele- Detailed listings484-562-0067 of 1,909 TV stations Fax: are484-562-0068 ar- WFLN-FM changed its for- his wife, Birtan; and a sister, www.PhillyBizMedia.com ~ email: [email protected] mat in 1997 and Dave Conant, Gabrielle. vision, Radio & Cable Industry Directory is now ranged by DMA (Designated Market Area). available from Grey House Publishing, 4919 Rte. Information includes licensee, owner and net- 22, PO Box 56, Amenia, NY 12501; 800-562-2139; work –plus names of important decision makers, E-mail: [email protected]. such as President, Station Manager, Program Di- First published more than 70 years ago as rectorEngagements and more. & Weddings…Daily News feature writer Broadcasting Yearbook, and later as Broadcasting The same categories are provided for radio and …Larry Platt, former edi- Stu Bykofsky — who remains at the tor at Philadelphia Magazine paper — has written a new book, & Cable Yearbook, this reference work provides cable outlets. Engaged, PR Pro Carole A.and Felton the Daily News, is working “Cats Are Supermodels”. See www. current television, radio and cable industry informa- And More on gaining airtime for a reality catsaresupermodels.com. tion for U.S. and Canadian markets. & Dr. Eric E. Shore, Esq.TV show featuring Philadelphia Earlier, Bykofsky wrote a There are separate sections on associations, Congressman Bob Brady. The information available in the 2013 Complete Carole Felton, founder and have MBA Degrees. book called, “Stu Bykofsky’s Lit- trade shows and vocational schools and complete ~ ~ ~ tle Black Book: A Guide to Mas- Television, Radio & Cable Industry Directory is a mar- president of Carole Felton Com- The couple met when Dr. listingsmunications, for the 615 FCC Harvard and Rd.,other Bala regulatory Shore agencies. spearheaded the legal ef- culine Philadelphia”. keting tool for those who need resources for distribu- Cynwyd, PA 19004; 610-664-4987; fort for the “Foundation to Save The directory is available by subscription to the tion, programming and publicity outlets. [email protected], is en- MCP”, when Tenet Healthcare book’sgaged toonline Dr. Eric database- E. Shore, -G.O.L.D. 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Nick Filippo, Vice President of Sales & Phil Peluso, Director, Waterford Ballroom Area President of Keiretsu Forum-Mid President, Delaware County Chamber Marketing, Tower Bridge Advisors spoke and Banquets at the Valley Forge Casino Atlantic, Howard Lubert invited “financial of Commerce, Alex Charlton announced on the effect of new tax laws pertaining Resort delivered news of the hiring of well- angels” to participate in investment upcoming events for Chamber members, and to top income recipients. His firm offers known Tony Clark to be chef at the Casino opportunities. Lubert can be reached at how to become a member of the Chamber. guidance to those individuals and families. Resort’s Pacific Rim Restaurant. Peluso 610-971-4067. He can be reached at 610-565-3677. He can be reached at 610-260-2222. can be reached at 610-768-3188.
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