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ART OF TWO PALETTES Frank Discussions EVENT RAISES FUNDS, AWARENESS FOR ELWYN NJ Congressman Frank LoBiondo, talks with Grapevine staffers on topics ranging from casino 10th annual event honors artists closures, lost jobs, sports betting, immigration, and Iran to Donald Trump as President. with disabilities.

ongressman Frank LoBiondo took time out last week to visit the SNJ Today facilities at the CGlassworks Complex in Millville. While on site, he visited with The Grapevine’s editorial board, including Mike Epifanio, Deborah Ein and Mickey Brandt. The infor- mal Q&A session was a familiar meeting as LoBiondo visits The Grapevine once every year at around this time, whether it is an election year or not (LoBiondo’s seat is not up for election in November 2015). GRAPEVINE: Let's start out with jobs. Since the last time you sat down with our editorial board, four casinos have closed and about 8,000 jobs have been lost. The casi- Event co-chairs Macleod Carre and Robert Odorizzi no industry has always been the largest industry in your (left) join Elwyn New Jersey’s Sue Sauro (seated) district in terms of employment and as an economic cata- and clients who use the organization’s handicap lyst for the region. Are there things you can do at the fed- accessible van—another van is desperately needed. eral level to alleviate the sting of those job losses? LOBIONDO: It’s devastating for thousands of men and n Wednesday, September 16, Elwyn New women to be put out of work, some without a prospect of Congressman Frank LoBiondo chats with Grapevine editorial board Jersey will once again host its annual finding other work and what it’s meant with the ripple Ofundraiser, Art of Two Palettes, in an member Mickey Brandt (left) and Publisher Mike Epifanio (center). Not pictured: Managing Editor Deborah Ein. PHOTO: STEVE DEFELICE effect on the rest of the economy. Even though casinos are effort to raise much-needed funds and awareness completely under the control of state government and the about the mission of the non-profit organization. feds have nothing to do with their operation, when this This year’s event will be the tenth annual as

hit, I partnered with [Democratic] Senator Cory the community is invited to enjoy art, entertain- Residential Customer Residential Booker…on a National Emergency Grant (available to com- ment, fine food and spirits on the grounds of

munities that have large, unexpected economic events Elwyn New Jersey at 1667 East Landis Avenue in

Local causing significant job losses). Vineland (just east of Main Road). ECRWSS N.J. Commissioner of Labor Hal Worth took time and The “totally tasteful event” will feature deli- put together an airtight application [which resulted in] a cious food from some of the area’s finest gourmet $30 million grant for retraining [for positions in both restaurants, wine and vodka bars, and a sampling existing businesses and those we want to attract.] of fine craft beers. Fine art objects will be fea- GV: How about efforts to help shore up Atlantic City’s tured in a live auction, and spectacular, themed tourism market? gift baskets will be featured in a silent auction. LOBIONDO: As terrible as Sandy was, some of what New this year, will be the addition of local Continued on page 22 Continued on next page ing Vineland Industrial Park Route and the gested fare of $1 per trip. The registration Program Grant. A total of $100,000, subject I News in Brief NJ TRANSIT 553 and 408 Routes.” forms are available on the bus, at the One to availability of funds, is anticipated to be Deputy Director Doug Long, who serves Stop Career Center currently located at 275 accessible to eligible non-profit organiza- as Co-Liaison to the Department said that North Delsea Drive in Vineland or online at tions. Eligibility requirements include New Bus Route for the County “the bus will operate from 6 to 9 a.m. and www.ccoel.org. The 18-passenger bus is being a non-profit entity operating in New The Cumberland County Department of 3:15 until 6:15 p.m. to accommodate riders’ ADA compliant and has heat and air condi- Jersey with evidence of a gleaning program Workforce Development is rolling out a work schedules. The public may obtain the tioning for rider comfort. for a minimum of two years within the past new transportation service route in the City transportation schedule by calling the Funding is provided by NJ TRANSIT three calendar years. of Vineland starting Monday, August 31. Department of Workforce Development at through the Congestion Mitigation and Air Gleaning Support Program funds should Freeholder Director Joe Director 856-451-8920, or online at www.ccoel.org or Quality (CMAQ) Grant. be used to support “gleaning activities.” Derella said “the service area will include at one of the many of the community organ- This means gleaning the local New Jersey the East and West Boulevard corridor with izations, faith-based centers as well as gov- Grants Available for Gleaning farm fields, collecting such gleaned locally key connections to the Vineland ernment offices. The schedules are also Organizations grown products and distributing the prod- Transportation Center, the Vineland available in an accessible format upon New Jersey Secretary of Agriculture ucts to New Jersey organizations to help Produce Auction and the New Jersey request for individuals with disabilities.” Douglas H. Fisher has announced that the feed the state’s hungry. The Public Notice, Veterans Memorial Home. The Route pro- Registration for the Vineland Area Department of Agriculture is accepting Eligibility Requirements and Application vides a convenient connection to the exist- Connector is required and there is a sug- applications for the Gleaning Support are posted at www.nj.gov/agriculture/ grants/gleaninggrants.html. The funding for the grants comes from the State Food Purchase Program, for which $6.8 million was allocated this year to be distributed quarterly to the state’s six food banks to purchase healthy food, with a priority on buying locally grown produce from New Jersey farmers. For more details, call 609-292-0337.

Afterschool Programs Key to Developing Youth Cumberland County has the highest percentage of births to females aged 10 to 19 in the state. Supervised afterschool time is a key to combating that statistic and oth- ers that reflect poorly upon our area. The YMCA of Vineland is dedicated to offering afterschool programming that supports key social-emotional, cognitive, and physical development to improve the quality of life of young people. Registration is going on now through the school year. The YMCA’s afterschool programs offer activities in a caring and safe environment. These are located at all of Vineland’s ele- mentary schools, two middle schools, and at the YMCA. In the Vineland YMCA’s afterschool program, children receive homework help, physical activity through the Horizon Healthy U and Reebok pro- grams, arts and crafts, and STEM activi- ties. Financial assistance is available to those in need. For more information about the YMCA’s afterschool program, contact 856-691-0030 or visit www.ccaymca.org .

Clothing Drive to Assist Domestic Violence Victims Gateway Community Action Partnership’s Salem Family Success Center, 14 New Market St., Salem, is conducting a clothing drive through September 30 to assist women and their families impacted by domestic violence while calling atten- tion to this disturbing societal issue.

SEPTEMBER 2, 2015 The center is seeking new or gently | used undergarments for women and their children. Agencies and organizations par- ticipating are urged to attend when dona- tions are made and are welcome to share information about their services.

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} Kristen at [email protected]. I 2 { WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 Open 7 Days A Week 585 N. Delsea Dr. • Vineland PALETTES Mon.–Sat. 9–8 • Sun. 9–7 856-507-8882 “Art of Two Palettes” Fundraiser. Visit us at our 2nd location: 6531 Crescent Blvd. • Pennsauken • 856-330-4325 (Continued from cover) 1667 E. Landis Ave., Vineland. 6–9 p.m. www.besthomefurnitureoutlet.com Friends of Elwyn New Jersey gather for artist George Perez who will serve as gourmet food tasting and art auction. We’ve Moved! Check Out Our New Store! emcee while sharing his own artwork and Silent auction of themed gift baskets, musical stylings. Perez will be joined by live art auction, art sale, Wheaton Arts Back to School singer Ana Saull, as well as perennial par- decorative items sale, music by the Special ticipants in the Art of Two Palettes event, Cumberland County College Jazz Band the Cumberland County College Band and and the Elwyn New Jersey Choir, art and the Elwyn New Jersey Choral Group. music by local artist George Perez, event tarting $ The event takes place from 6–9 p.m. Emcee. Gourmet food from area restau- S at 188 While the Art of Two Palettes is traditional- rants, wine and vodka bars. $50 per ly an outdoor event, it is a rain or shine gig, person (all inclusive) To reserve tickets Twin Loft Bed Many Styles Available Twin Convertible Bunk Bed which is completely enclosed in tents in the go to: www.elwyn.org/artoftwopalettes or TEMPOE • No Credit Required • Instant Approvals parking lot of the facility (it has been contact Susan Sauro at 856-794-5281 or moved from the nearby lawn where was [email protected]. held in past years). Free Layaway • Financing Available • 6 Months No Interest

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Macleod Carre, board member and co- chair of the event, stated, “The Art of Two LaborL abor Day Weekend Sale Palettes is the signature event of Elwyn Our Own Homemade New Jersey and, among the things we hope Bone-in American to do with the proceeds, is to purchase NY Strips 10 lb. box Cheese another much-needed handicap accessible 1/4 lb. van and automated external defibrillator Hamburgers (AED) devices for community living and $ 99 $ 99 lb. lb. day programs run by this organization.” 6 $ 3 Robert Odorizzi, also co-chairing this 31 years event, added, “This is a wonderful social event and networking opportunity for the community to come out and support Elwyn New Jersey, which has been helping individuals with disabilities since 1898.” 5 lb. box Pork Spare End Cut Pork Sue Sauro, the organization’s Deli Franks Development Associate, appreciates that Ribs Chops $ 99 40 hot dogs support. “The Art of Two Palettes event 14 per box would not be possible without the support $ 19 $ 79 lb. lb. of the Elwyn family, members of the com- 5 lb. box Old-fashioned 2 1 munity, business sponsors, and the time Super Franks WWW.GRAPEVINENEWSPAPER.COM and talent of some of the finest chefs in the region.” $ 99 Elwyn New Jersey, formerly called 17 “The Training School at Vineland,” has been providing services to individuals Chicken Chicken Beef Short with disabilities for nearly 130 years. The organization serves more than 300 indi- Drumsticks Wings Ribs viduals daily, providing a wide range of day programs, community-based living ¢ $ 89 $ 69 and employment options to help individu- 59 lb. 1 lb. 3 lb. als maximize their potential to build rewarding independent lives.

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• 40th Reunion planned for Buena Regional High School Class of 1975. It has 2015 BUICK ENCORE AWD 2015 CHEVY SILVERADO DOUBLE CAB been 40 years since Buena Regional High School graduated its first class. To celebrate this milestone, the Class of 1975 will hold its reunion Saturday, September 12 at Villa Fazzolari on Rt. 40 in Buena beginning at 6 pm. Cost is $36 pp includes dinner and DJ. Mail check payable to Gary Leone and updat- per Lease per ed contact info to: Gary Leone, 546 Village Circle, Blue Bell, PA 19422. To mo. Lease mo. RSVP email [email protected]. For$ * For MSRP $29,465 $ * MSRP $31,870 New, 4 cyl., p/assist, auto., AM/FM stereo, CD, MP3, air, tilt wheel, p/locks, • VHS Class of 1969 is hosting our 46th Reunion on Saturday, September 19, New, 4x2, 6 cyl., p/assist, auto., AM/FM stereo, CD, air, tilt wheel, p/locks, WWW.GRAPEVINENEWSPAPER.COM p/windows, alarm, keyless entry, cruise control, alloy wheels, air bags, rear de- p/windows, keyless entry, cruise control, alloy wheels, air bags, ABS at 7 p.m. at Uncle Ricky's on Wheat Rd. We cordially invite any VHS & Sacred frost, tinted glass, ABS brakes. Stk # B5035, VIN# KL4CJFSB5FB225582, brakes. Stk# CV5105, VIN# 1GCRCREH4FZ276686, MSRP $37,100. MSRP $29,465. $595 bank fees, first month payment $199, $1,995 additional $595 bank fees, $229 first month payment, $1,995, total due at inception Heart grads to join us. RSVP by email to [email protected] by Sept. 11. cash down, total199 due at inception $2,789, 39 mo. closed end lease, $199 /mo., $2,819, 39 mo.229 closed end lease, $229/mo., 10k mi./yr., 25¢ overage. 10k mi/yr., 25¢ overage, TOP $7,761, LEVO $16,500. There is no admission charge. It is a come as you are, pay as you go event, TOP $8,931, LEVO $21,147 but need a head count by Sept. 12.

• Vineland High School Class of 1959 will hold a classmates luncheon on Friday, 808 N. Pearl St. • Bridgeton September 25 at Villa Fazzolari in Buena. Luncheon price is $20, cash only, payable at the door. RSVP to Jackie Paladino Mastro, 856-697-1092 by Sept. 16. 856-451-0095 bobnovick.com • The 65th reunion for VHS Class of 1950 will be held October 4, at the * Plus tax and tags. Prices are only for specific vehicles displayed are stock/vin# specific. *To qualified buyers. Tax, tags Greenview Inn at the Eastlyn Golf Courst, 4049 Italia Ave., Vineland, from 1–5 and registration extra. Art for illustration purposes only. See dealer for details. p.m. Invitations will be mailed in June. For more information contact Shirley Remsen Dondero at 856-692-3819 or her email: [email protected] T 1/14/13 10:43 AM Page 1 | the grapevine the • The 50th reunion for the Sacred Heart and Vineland High School Classes of 1965 is scheduled for October 10, at the Greenview Inn at Eastlyn Golf Course in Vineland. Additional activities planned throughout the weekend. Classmates are asked to provide their e-mail and/or mailing addresses. Contact Dave or Elaine Crowell at 856-697-2851, send e-mail with contact info to: [email protected] Fully Insured Vineland, NJ 08360 or mail to: David Crowell, 102 Woodlawn Dr., Newfield, NJ 08344. {

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One of sev- Tokyo,London and New York confronts the nentsoriginally presented in the 1960s in thestart this collection of historic compo- gallerywith the film Match Piece, and from theexhibit begins just outside the main (MOMA)exhibition YorkCity Museum of Modern Art exactlywhat happens at the current New accompaniedby awink and asmile. That’s tochallenge and to offer the viewer insight artistwho recognizes the vagaries of time succeedinggeneration. And it takes an domobjects evaluated and judged by each ofexpression and distilling eras into ran- Show1960-1971 lvtos• ShrubberyTrimming •Stump Grinding Elevations • Thereminder of time fills each room of Atthe start of the exhibit, a glass Housedon the institution’s sixth floor, Owner Operated LocalBusiness •Fully Insured sentationof time, bottling moments andit’s true. Museums are arepre- ontrial,” wrote Bob Dylan in 1966, nsidethe museums, Infinity goes up Pruning •Tree Removals •Storm Damage VintageVineland Do You Have Dangerous Trees? Do You Have Dangerous Trees? Owner Working AtAllJobs! . Good, CleanWork AtReasonable Prices YokoOno: One Woman Call forYour Free Evaluation comprisethe pages of her book it,whether it be with the suggestions that conceptualizingand projecting how to fill tomeet in 10 years to reassemble it. gatheredby audience members who agree whichthe fragments of abroken vase are likethe directions of Eventhe future is addressed in something viewerspeering at themselves in amirror. “smile”boxes that, when opened, have thepresent moment such as self-portrait timerepresented. There are pieces about 1960sconcerts with Lennon. insideablack bag as Ono did onstage at late BagPiece firstencounter. There is also an interactive tionedapple, all significant to the couple’s boardcovered with nails and the aforemen- andamagnifying glass dangling near it, a areawhite ladder with ascreen above it futurehusband and collaborator. Included whereshe met Beatle John Lennon, her Ono’s1966 London’s Indica Gallery show, branceor re-creation, such as pieces from thisexhibition. 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Along with us came Licenses & Inspections Department Acting Director Department Health representa- Finley, Pat tive Rick and, Bracalielo, from the Department, Vineland Police Chief Tim Codispoti and Sergeant Charles Garrison. need of home- attention—drinking, litter, lessness; we saw Code Enforcement issues I { 18 } the grapevine | SEPTEMBER 2, 2015 day. Daily specials Monday through Friday.throughday.Monday specials Daily BreakfastDaily,p.m.a.m.–11all served 6 692-8600.Vineland,55, Rt. Open and W.Ave.Grill, Landis & DakotaBurgerBar cakes. breads,customweddingdoughnuts, rds.,690-1200. Cakes,cookies,pies, Bakery,Krumbs N Crust fet. 327-3259.Bar,Sushi All-you-can-eat buf- Chow’sGarden p.m.a.m.–10 dinner.breakfast,and 7 lunch, daily Open Ave.,856-696-2992.Vineland, Serving Bistro,& Diner Chestnut p.m. a.m.-8:30 7 Sat. Breakfast,dinner,lunch, Mon- Open pizza. Tuckahoeand Dorothy,Rd., 609-476-4739. 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District Gears Up for Opening of School Year Final preparations for the first day of classes on September 3 in School Hours Buena Vista Country Club Vineland Public The start and end times for students are as follows: Schools are proceed- Regular Schedule Half Day 90-Minutes Delayed* ing at a brisk pace. Sunday Brunch Buffet High School 7:33 a.m.–2:10 p.m. 7:33 a.m.–12:33 p.m. 9:03 a.m.–2:10 p.m. New Teachers will report Middle Schools 8:35 a.m.–2:55 p.m. 8:35 a.m.– 1:35 p.m. 10:05 a.m.–2:55 p.m. Every Sunday at our Scenic Country Club Setting 10 am–2 pm Elementary Schools 9:20 a.m.–3:40 p.m. 9:20 a.m.–2:05 p.m. 10:50 a.m.–3:40 p.m. on Tuesday Preschools 9:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m. 9:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m. 11:00 a.m.–3:30 p.m. September 1 for * These times will be in effect for weather and other special circumstances. Menu opening meetings •Belgian Wa#e Station with Toppings $ 95 * and lunch in the morning, with informal open-house activities planned for stu- •Omelette Station • Salad Station pp dents and parents in all schools from 1 to 3 p.m. •Luncheon Selections • Cheese and Fruit Display Children 7 & under 14$ On September 2, staff workshops are scheduled as the district's 2,000 •Includes Co"ee, Tea, 9.95 pp* employees prepare for the next day’s arrival of the 10,800 students in preschool Assorted Juices, and Dessert 301 Country Club Ln through grade 12. A reminder to parents that September 3 and Sept. 4 are legal Buena NJ 08310 attendance (half) days. Monday, September 7 is Labor Day and all schools are Casual atmosphere allforeclub.com WWW.GRAPEVINENEWSPAPER.COM closed. Classes resume on Tuesday, September 8 with a full-day schedule and with BVCC’s 856-697-1200 continue that way for the rest of the month. signature food In all, the district has 17 locations—two preschool sites, nine elementary *Exclusive of sales tax schools, four middle schools and two high school buildings. There is also a youth and a continuing education program. Many of the district’s schools will be under new administration this year, fol- lowing the transfer of several key staff members. American, SAS & Wolverine There are six new principals this year: Melanie Beck at Landis Middle School; Hope Johnson at Veterans Memorial; Joseph Camardo at Barse Elementary; Jeff Official Shoe Store for Public DuBois at Sabater Elementary; Sylvia Morano at Johnstone Elementary; and and Private School Headquarters Renee Braxton, starting her first full year as principal of D'Ippolito Elementary. Fully stocked with the shoes you will need for There are nine new assistant principals, six taking posts in different buildings. your schools, including:

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The NBA and the NHL [support our I have two daughters. I can only imagine future of NATO…So I’m very critical of how be good. We had a tremendous fight on our efforts.] walking along with one of my daughters we’re handing all these things. hands, where we were almost unable to get We think that we’ll have a good handle and, as I’m just having a casual conversa- GV: Senator Robert Menendez recently the emergency supplemental appropriation on the money being bet and if something tion, her being shot and killed by somebody came out in opposition to the proposed to help New Jersey after Sandy. Congress, [such as point shaving] is going on, you’ll be who didn’t belong here in the first place… Iran nuclear test treaty. What is your posi- after 200 years of helping communities able to tell from the sophisticated software Why are we turning our focus away from tion on that proposed deal and how do you that had natural disasters, decided that tracking the money being bet and the people who are here and are criminals and assess its prospects if, or when, it comes southern New Jersey would be the one trends. [This is the opposite of what the terrible things happen. That’s part of the before the Legislature? they did not help. We overcame that…so NFL is saying.] It’s very involved. We have reason this comprehensive policy has to be LOBIONDO: I’m a little surprised you there’s a $40-50 million project underway made progress. put together… These cases become highly aren’t aware of my position. I’m opposed to for the Atlantic City Boardwalk… and all of GV: There’s a widespread national visible and people form opinions…That’s it and even more so every day… You have to Absecon Island. 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The derelic- Donald Trump leads the polls in this early have to fully understand that, in 1992...New enough], people come in to be guest work- tion of leadership duties that we have a stage of the campaign? Jersey did not take advantage of the win- ers, but then decide not to go back… I think responsibility for are massive…I think we LOBIONDO: We are so early in this dow open at that point to go into sports if something goes before Congress…if are at the front edge of very bad things…I process. I want to hear a lot more from the betting. Only four states did…Senator Bill there’s not strong border security, it’s not think we’re just asking for trouble. candidates: What their ideas are, what Bradley was strongly opposed and, while going to pass because almost everyone GV: How do you bring this increase in their solutions are…When you think back he didn’t singlehandedly stop it, he was believes the border is porous. readiness about in a cost-effective manner? four years ago on the Republican side, who SEPTEMBER 2, 2015instrumental...Until New Jersey held a ref- | GV: Donald Trump’s position on dan- LOBIONDO: It’s costly, but the bad were the leaders of the pack—Herman erendum and approved it, we couldn’t act gers posed by illegal immigration has alternative is more costly…We have allies Cain, Michele Bachmann, Rick Santorum— in Congress…There has been a referendum begun to resonate around the country. 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SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY’S BUSINESS-TO-BUSINESS NEWSLETTER Serving Cumberland, Salem, Atlantic, Cape May and Gloucester Counties CHAMBER Golf Classic EVENTS It was a winning day at Buena Vista Country Club. Registration is required for all GVCC meetings and events. Call 691-7400 he 25th Annual Golf Classic of the or visit www.vinelandchamber.org. Greater Vineland Chamber of TCommerce teed off on Thursday, July 16 under sunny skies and—for mid- SEPTEMBER 15—TUESDAY July—moderate humidity. More than 150 ASK YOUR OFFICIALS DAY. golfers participated in the Chamber’s GVCC Office, 11 a.m. Talk One- biggest fundraiser of the year and a dozen on-One with Freeholder Director sponsors ensured the success of the event. Derella and Assemblyman Fiocchi. Event sponsors included Ace Plumbing, Ameriprise Financial Services, AXA Advisors, By appointment. Bottino’s ShopRite, Cape Bank, Century The GVCC’s annual golf classic was a SEPTEMBER 16—WEDNESDAY Savings Bank, Comcast, Newfield National great success thanks to cooperative Bank, SNJ Today, South Jersey Industries weather and a dozen sponsors (pictured SOUTHERN NJ CHAMBER OF and Susquehanna Bank. Refreshment station below). At left, Brett Buonadonna tees off. COMMERCE STATE AFFAIRS At bottom left, they were all smiles at the sponsors were Ace Hardware Vineland COMMITTEE BREAKFAST. registration desk. At bottom right, the and Care Consulting LLC. CCTEC team is ready to hit the links. Ramada Vineland. 8:30–10:30 There were numerous prizes up for a.m. With NJ Senator Jeff Van grabs during the event, but the top prizes Drew. Chamber members only. (two-year auto leases from Rossi Honda Pre-register $25, pay at the door and Toyota of Vineland and a $2,500 gift certificate from Donero Jewelry) went $35. To register, contact Lisa unclaimed as no holes-in-one were record- Hurd, 856-424-8980, or email ed on the designated holes. [email protected]. Register by September 11. Putting contest winning team: Team 3 – representatives of NJ Manufacturers Insurance and Weisman SEPTEMBER 17—THURSDAY Children’s Rehabilitation Hospital GENERAL MEMBERSHIP Longest Drive for Men: LUNCHEON. Ramada Vineland. Mike Brosh/Tramontana Team 11:30 a.m. Presentation by Sandy Longest Drive for Women: Forosisky/Economic Development Cheryl Nicholson/Preziosi-Nicholson CPAs Director for City of Vineland.

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We monitor regulatory and Please note a special event we have legislative issues and maintain consistent We plan and conduct ribbon cutting ➢ FIRST VICE PRESIDENT: planned for November 19 honoring our communication with our federal, state ceremonies for grand openings or special JEFF GEORGE veterans in the business community. A and local elected officials to cultivate the events with media coverage. MERRILL LYNCH nomination form is in this newsletter. best possible conditions for growth of ➢ Many of our members offer dis- You are a member of an active cham- your business. counts to other members. All your SECOND VICE PRESIDENT: ber. There’s always something going on ➢ We offer many opportunities for employees are eligible to have a mem- BOB MCCORMICK and we encourage you to participate. you to network with fellow businesses ber-to-member discount card. GVCC TOYOTA-SCIONOF VINELAND Are you interested in getting involved in and organizations. Monthly Meet & members are loyal to each other whenev- one of our committees? All members are Greet events are free for members to er possible! IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT: welcome to join any one of these groups: attend and all of our general member- I encourage you to “Get Involved, Get KATHY FARINACCIO • Legislative Committee – meets to ship luncheons, seminars and various Connected and Come Grow With Us!” COMCAST discuss current policy and legislative groups offer great networking opportu- . issues that affect the business community. nities for you. — Dawn Hunter, Executive Director BOARD OF DIRECTORS • Green Initiatives Committee – ➢ Throughout the year we offer focuses on educating our membership opportunities for discounted advertising, • KEITH BALDOSARO SOUTH JERSEY LITHO on opportunities, issues and general either through our newsletter or other Don’t forget you can get your busi- • PETE CAPIZOLA information regarding environmentally programs created to assist you in ness recognized by getting a business to NEWFIELD NATIONAL BANK “Join the Bunch!” (See below.) friendly practices. promoting your business. • TERRY L. 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The GVCC was proud to partner and participate in two Vineland community events in August:

• We had a great time handing out prizes to the children at the National Night Out event. We gave out approximately 400 bags along with other free giveaway items.

• For Vineland’s Jersey Fresh Festival, we served on the event committee and assisted with the day’s activities. Our GVCC president, Victor LaTorre, participated as a vendor.

Professional Women Meet

The Women’s Professional Group met at Bellview Winery, Landisville, on Thursday, July 23. All in attendance enjoyed wine tasting, snacks and great net- working. The next meeting of the Professional Women’s Group will be held Thursday, October 22 at Ramada Vineland. Guest speaker will be

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benefit from your chamber membership! Take Advantage of the Some examples of Member-to- Member-to-Member Member Discounts include: • Bill Wahl Supply Inc.: 5% discount on « first purchase TESTIMONIAL OF THE MONTH Discount Program • Bob Morgan Entertainment: 5% dis- “Being a member of the Greater Vineland Chamber of One of the benefits of belonging to count on all events Commerce has been a huge asset to Elwyn New Jersey. the Greater Vineland Chamber of • Burger King/SMS Enterprises: 10% Attending Chamber luncheons and “Meet & Greets” are Commerce is the member-to-member discount wonderful opportunities for connecting with members of discounts. These discounts are offered • CK Mesa Mainline Realty: Buyer the business community and sharing information about our by a wide variety of GVCC members. rebate to purchaser of residential services. The outpouring of support from Chamber mem- The savings from these discounts can property. bers has been wonderful! So many people are willing to help pay for your GVCC annual mem- • Comcast: (Commercial Accounts help the special needs individuals whom we serve by bership and for members that offer dis- Only) First month of Internet service sponsoring events or volunteering their time and talent.” counts, it helps drive business their way. free. First month of cable TV service This program is only one of the many free. All install fees waived for standard — Susan Sauro, Development Associate, Elwyn NJ ways the GVCC helps you succeed! installations. Call Ed Voluntad 609- As a member, ALL of your employ- 458-3865. ees are eligible to take advantage of • Comtek Solutions, Inc.: 10% Member cleaning service. House & Office clean- supervised Weight Loss program this discount program. You must pres- Discount on Credit Card Processing and ing. Carpet, upholstery, ceramic tile If you’re a member interested in ent your GVCC 2015 Discount Card to Equipment. grout/floor steam cleaning. offering a discount to other members, receive these discounts. • Concept One Cleaning Systems, Inc.: • Cooper Wellness Center: Free Weight call us at 856-691-7400 and we’ll be Everyone in your organization can 10% discount to members for any Loss Consult + $25 off Physician- happy to assist you. * GREATER VINELAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE } 8 C {