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29 Bala Avenue, Suite 114, Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004 $4.00 The longest established business-to-business monthly newspaper for company owners © 2011 Advertising/Communications Times Founded July, 1976 Volume #36, Issue #1 and executives in Philadelphia, Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey & Delaware ... on the 200th Anniversary February/March 2012 Mailed direct to buyers of business services & products of the United States of America Business & Enjoyment CBS TV-3 Anchor Stalked, at Phila. Adv. Show, March 7 Harassed By Casual Date Question: What area business-to-business Expo brings to attendees & exhibitors, and has for Free News Ticker To Be At Inq./DN almost 40 years, the following …. New Location … Free admission (with a business card) … Full & diversified array of about 60 exhibitors City Lends $3M The loan is to be repaid over 12 years. … Networking among hundreds of attendees The corporate owners of and exhibitors, resulting in new client opportunities Philadelphia Media Net- The Philadelphia Inquirer, Daily … Free parking work, the corp entity, is expect- News, Philly.com and Sports … Entertainment ed to use most of the money to … Personal appearances of professional ad- Week have borrowed almost pay for their upcoming move to vertising models $3 million — from the City of 801 Market St. … Walk-around fashion show opportunities. Philadelphia. At the new location, above PHILADELPHIA-BASED CBS 3 morning anchor, Answer: The Philadelphia Advertising & Busi- It is a low interest loan, a Walgreens, a large digital sign Erika von Tiehl, dated John Hart this past Fall. He ness Show. provided by the Philadelphia will have a ticker that scrolls was on parole at the time for harassing other women. It will be held Wednesday, March 7, 2012. Industrial Development Corp. breaking news and advertising. Erika von Tiehl, CBS TV-3 morning news anchor, has many, many fans — and at least one she Fashion Show During Event Jewish Exponent Marks would rather not have. A walk around fashion show will be held th A man she dated briefly, John Hart, 35, of throughout the day at the Philadelphia Advertis- 25 Anniversary With Haverford, was arrested recently for harassing her. ing & Business Show, March 7, 2012 at the Vil- A police source was reported as saying the lanova Conference Center. Commemorative Issue trouble started when von Tiehl told Hart, “I don’t It will be presented by Dress Barn, 67 East want to see you any more.” City Ave. (610-664-4504). The Jewish Exponent, a Philadelphia weekly newspaper, 2100 “Life became miserable, (for her),” the source Models will display executive and other busi- Arch St., (215-832-0717) will celebrate its 125th year in business. added. ness attire. A commemorative issue will be published in May. Hart was arrested and charged with identity It will be a keepsake edition, according to Gregg Rubin, Director theft, disruption of service, harassment and pos- The new Main Line PA area site for the Phila- of Advertising (E-Mail: [email protected]). sessing instruments of a crime. delphia Advertising & Business Show is already This issue will be an all-color, glossy magazine format. He allegedly disrupted her phone, bank and attracting a variety of exhibitors and new attendee It will carry stories on old Philadelphia neighborhoods, hangouts, utility services. buyers. and institutions. Hart has a police record, and served a year in a By enlarging its business base to the rich & To speak directly to Rubin, or Bruce Wartell, the project manager, state prison for earlier similar actions against other growing area of Montgomery, Chester, & Delaware visit them at the Jewish Exponent booth at the Philadelphia Advertis- women. He was on probation at the time he dated counties — and including the many Philadelphia & ing & Business Show, March 7, 2012 inside the Villanova Conference von Tiehl. Continued on page 3 Center. Continued on page 5 ACT Networking Long Time Philly Weatherman Event To Have Storms Out of Fox TV-29 The fog of suspension has His agent is Richard Over 250 Execs lifted at Fox 29 TV for weather- Leibner, who is associated man John Bolaris. with N.S. Bienstock, of More than 250 business decision makers are ex- It’s now clear. Clear that New York. pected at the ACT-produced Executive Networking Bolaris is now history at TV-29. Leiber was contacted Card Exchange, to be held Tuesday, February 21, 2012, However, the word “fired” by a Philadelphia Inquirer from 4:45PM to 7:15PM. was not used in the station’s staff writer, Tirdad Derakh- It will be in the main ballroom of the prestigious decision to part relationships. shani, who quoted Leiber MAGAZINE COVER MODEL Radnor Hotel, 591 E. Lancaster Ave., St. David’s. Fox 29’s spokesperson as follows: Sandra, will be among the Admission is free, with a business card. was quoted as saying, “We mu- “Nobody said he was official greeters at the ACT Complimentary Hors D’ oeuvres/buffet and compli- tually agreed that it was time to fired. Executive Networking event, mentary non-alcoholic drinks are provided. part ways.” “The statement (from February 21, 2012, 4:45PM to There is free parking. Bolaris had been a featured John Bolaris Fox 29) is very, very sim- 7:15PM at The Radnor Hotel. Host/sponsors, to date, include: camera weatherman there for four years. ple. We mutually agreed it was time to part A MMA model, she is a Vet- Comcast Business Services (215-642-6474) When Bolaris was asked about his ways.” eran of Philadelphia runway Model Management Agency (215-752-8603) departure, he said, “I can’t comment on Bolaris formerly had been at NBC-10 events, and a steady client list Continued on page 3 that. You need to speak to my agent.” for fashion print work. Continued on page 5 Again — There May Be ‘Dancin’ On Air If you enjoyed the music of turning to Philadelphia-area TV. duced by Philadelphians, here in MyPHL17, an updated version of Thirty years ago the danc- the 1980’s, and the popular teen- “Dancin on Air,” one of the Philadelphia, may be born again. the show. ers were 14-15-16 years old. age dancers of that time, here’s most popular regional — and lat- The original executive pro- Changes will include danc- It may be on the air in the notice that the nostalgia — plus er national — programs featur- ducer, Mike Nise, is putting to- ers, 17 to 21 years old, from lo- second quarter of 2012. update — of that era may be re- ing teenage, on-air dancers pro- gether, for local broadcasting on cal high schools and colleges. Nise did tell Dan Gross, Continued on page 3 Andy Musser, former Phils broadcaster dead at 74. (Obituary, page 17) Page 2 Advertising/Communications Times February/March 2012 The Next Big Thing is Always on Display at the CES By Mike Mallowe At least their bosses were That’s what happens when High Definition TV willing to pay for air fare and ho- the TV is on and when people Every year the most influen- The great debate over the tel rooms. are actually in the room watching tial trade show in the world takes future of TV seemed to be set- That’s an improvement over — but they might be watching place in Las Vegas in January. tled this year at the CES — at recent shows. the phone screen in their hand It’s called the Consumer Elec- least temporarily — because the or the lap-top screen propped up tronics Show. CES Trips and Trends hottest action was definitely di- on their knees. In this case they This is the place where rected back to TV, including lots Even in the lean years the are monitoring every screen and smart phones, flat screen tele- CES is always good for gossip dealings with all the ensuing dis- Continued on next page visions and tablets have been and trends. Apple always stays tractions. born. away, no expensive booths for The front-facing camera The nerds and the hackers them. won’t change that, but at least get all the action at this event. However, Apple does dis- Mike Mallowe the advertisers will be able to During the past few years patch about 250 of its employees see exactly what’s going on. the CES has been forced to The heavy-hitters who cre- to “roam the aisles” as one com- And you thought Big Broth- slow down, relatively speaking, ate the Super Bowl ads and who mentator put it, “checking out the er was creepy! because the economy has been spend billions throughout the competition”. Ad Age suggested that longing for life-support. This year placing mass market mes- This year was no different: these new privacy intrusions are year’s version wasn’t exactly like sages on network televisions are The phrase on most lips in so potentially troublesome that it old times, but the show’s edge perpetually nervous over who, if Vegas is “front-facing” cam- might make the controversy over was definitely back. anyone, is really watching what era. This is an old concept that privacy on the internet “seem Attendance broke all pre- they pay for. dates from the very beginnings quaint” by comparison. vious records — an estimated The networks swear that of cable TV — a screen that can Front-facing cameras also 140,000 — and big expense ac- their audiences are there; but the watch you while you watch it. allow for an easy — and ulti- counts even began a slow creep methods for measuring viewer- The invasion-of-your-priva- mately cheap — use of voice back. ship haven’t really advanced all cy issue is unprecedented, but and facial recognition capability It would be whistling past that far beyond those old honor a front-facing, built-in camera on your television. the graveyard to speculate from system Neilson diaries. allows for an incredibly accu- Forget the remote control, this evidence alone that the de- Front-facing cameras can rate monitoring of exactly who is convenient as that is; now, the pression is losing its mordant make all that change. watching what on the TV at any TV will instantly respond to your sway, but advertising, marketing However, the one thing that given moment. voice and even your face, once and media people were there, in a front-facing camera can’t help This immediately makes the it’s programmed and equipped to huge numbers, salivating over all is something that I like to call Neilson ratings as primitive as do that. the new must-haves. “screen creep”. smoke signals.

Mailbag do believe that he was between homes, my To The Editor, To The Editor, understanding was that he did have a place to A Correction/Addition This letter is regarding an article from live, but didn’t always stay there. Thank you for (the obituary on Wally your paper (dated September, 2011), re- Further, he spent a great deal of his Neibart)... garding Jonathan Zellars/Philly Photogra- time at the church, especially on Sundays Wally and I had been married 61 yrs pher who died “mysteriously” in auto. when he made sure the coffee was ready when he passed away. I am a member of the Church of Saint to go before the 8 am service, and always We also have a daughter, Barbara Nei- Asaphs, where Jonathan was also a mem- stayed until everything was cleaned up. bart (an artist also). ber for the last several years. Mr. Zellars was a valued, and vital con- Wally’s studio was on the 2nd floor of The last sentence of the article, “There tributing member of Saint Asaphs and he will 1715 Walnut St. for 40 yrs. are no known survivors” is not accurate. be deeply missed. Edith Neibart Mr. Zellars was survived by a brother, Sincerely, 8215 Marion Rd. and quite a few cousins. Elkins Pk., PA 19027 I know this because these relatives attended the funeral that was held in his honor, at Saint Asaphs on Sunday, 9/18/2011. Jon- Janet M. Barrett athan was cremated and laid to rest in the 1507 Allen Road graveyard at Saint Asaphs. Oreland, PA 19075 Although the “authorities” as the article Work #215-482-5000 stated, indicated that Jonathan was homeless, I don’t believe that is totally accurate. While I Editor’s Note: Amen

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Mallowe Their new goal: to whet your mest lap-tops are being market- at just over $1000. And, as the end up like last year’s hot gad- Continued from previous page appetite for bigger screens with ed as ultra-books; also known as WP pointed out: get — the tablet — as a market even more impressive picture tablets with teeth. “Ultrabooks could prove that’s just starting to find its legs and lots of new stuff involving quality, as much as four to 16 The Washington Post and useful, however, for people who home delivery of 3-D programs, times the resolution of your cur- Bloomberg didn’t hesitate to try like the creation power that they a year later.” among other innovations. rent HDTV.” out the ultrabooks and decided get from a keyboard, as opposed The social media frenzy USA Today put it this way, they were very good for people to the largely one-way flow of in- Ultrabooks seemed to be tapering off a little “With high-definition televisions who prefer a keyboard to the formation that they get on a tab- with twitter-casts and other quick- now in 87% of homes, TV mak- Computers haven’t gone “one way” conversation of most let. It’s early to tell if ultrabooks take outbursts apparently being ers have accomplished their away, either, despite many pre- tablets. will be a CES hit that translates mission of selling HDTV to con- dictions that computers are so But, skeptics still abound; into consumer buying habits for relegated to an appropriate niche sumers. yesterday. The slimmest, trim- most of the small wonders start the rest of the year, or if they’ll in the new media universe. ACT Networking Event the ad agency’s 55th year in busi- section for businesses. Continued from page 1 ness. Ball also is a published The ad agency, originated newspaper & blog columnist. Barter Depot (732-833- in 1956 by Joseph Ball, shortly He tends to write “folksy” pieces 2273) after he left the Philadelphia In- threaded with advice, based on ITEX (888-401-1860) quirer, where he started as a lifetime experiences. ACT (484-562-0063) 17-year-old copy boy at the City His favorite advice to young Villanova Univ. Conference Desk, in the News Department. people is to remember three Center (610-523-1763) Over the years the firm has words: “Persevere”, “Perse- ACT’s last networking event added divisions to its base ad- vere”, “Persevere”. aboard the “Spirit of Philadel- vertising, public relations and To be a sponsor, or at- phia”, had 468 registered guests. news-publicity services. They tendee, contact ACT, 29 Bala Ad Agency Marks 55th include: Ave., Ste. 114, Bala Cynwyd, In attendance will be former …An event planning & pro- PA 19004; Tel.: 484-562-0063; and current staff members, cli- duction company, “Whims For E-Mail: [email protected]; ents and suppliers of American AT THE MMA MODEL BOOTH Rent”. Web: www.PhillyBizMedia.com. Advertising Services, 29 Bala among the many models will …The Philadelphia Speak- VETERAN MMA MODEL Joan, Ave., Ste. 114, Bala Cynwyd, PA be Sierra. She has been signed ers Bureau. will also be at the show. She is (Tel.: 484-562-0060; web: www. with a major New York Agency …Three Radio Business In- a QVC regular and a featured PhillyBizMedia.com). and will be part of the New York terview Shows. Philly runway and fashion print They will be present to mark Fashion Week. …An Internet marketing talent.

ACT Ad Show The Radnor Many exhibitors give informa- Continued from page 1 tion and demonstrations on new Hotel will butler technologies, services and prod- area buyers, who have been at- ucts. They also offer complimenta- tending annually for many years — the following ry samples and special cost-saving show producers anticipate a record Hors D'oeuvres: introductory specials. number of buyers. To attend this marketplace — The new location is inside the * Scallops Wrapped in Bacon where buyers meet sellers — con- Villanova Conference Center, 601 * Roasted Tomato and White tact the Philadelphia Advertising & County Line Rd., Radnor, PA. Bean Croustade Business Show at 29 Bala Ave., The Philadelphia Advertising * Spinach and Feta Cheese in Ste. 114, Bala Cynwyd, PA l9004; & Business Show has a history of Phyllo Pastry Tel: 484-562-0063, email: adcom- over 37 consecutive years. * Sesame Chicken [email protected] ; Web: PhillyBiz- The event is a direct sales * Breaded Shrimp Media.com. show, with exhibitors showing and * Jalapeno Poppers Those firms wishing to have offering their services and prod- * Mini Quiche a direct sales area at the event ucts to the buyers who come to the * Soft Drinks, Juices, Coffee should contact the show produc- show to meet, learn — and pur- The buffet display will have: ers at ACT, Inc. at 484-562-0063, chase. * Mirror of Cheeses with Fresh or email to [email protected]. Buyers that flock to the show Fruit Garnish and Crackers Those wanting courtesy ad- typically are from medium-sized * Display of Assorted Canape's mission passes should use the companies. * Fresh Vegetable Crudite same contact information. Addi- “It’s where buyers come to with Herb Dip tional information at www.PhillyBi- meet companies that can provide * Display of Carved Breads filled zMedia.com. income-producing ideas, servic- with Assorted Vegetable Dip The show’s slogan is “Bringing es and supplies,” Joe Ball, show All is free to attendees. Buyers & Sellers together” — and founder and producer, reports. it does. Sample Victoria’s Kitchen Catering Specialties At Phila. Adv. Show There’s no being hungry at the Philadelphia …Macaroni & Cheese Advertising & Business Show, March 7, 9AM to …Chicken Pops 4PM, inside the Villanova Conference Center. …Lemon Chicken Picatta One of this region’s fastest growing catering …Crab Cakes with Spicy Aioli Sauce companies will be offering free samples of a wide …Veggie Medley variety of popular catered foods. Victoria’s Kitchen provides a full range of ca- Victoria’s Kitchen, 7304 Ogontz Ave., Phila. tering services for corporate and personal/family (215-927-1066/www.VictoriasKitchen-Philly.com) functions. will be personally present at the firm’s booth. Literature showing a variety of menus for virtu- There staff will be offering… ally any occasion is available at the show or by con- …Pesto Flank Steak Sandwiches tacting Victoria Tyson at [email protected].

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Daily News columnist, he has a “verbal agreement” with TV-17. The plan is to air it on Satur- day mornings. Current production plans call for shooting four hour-long programs on one day at Beat Streets, Hunting Valley, for broadcast on later consecutive days. The first agreements would probably be for 13 weeks. Nise is accepting inquiries from potential hosts, production assistants, dancers and sponsors. He can be reached at 856- 963-6400, Corporate@omni2000. com, or [email protected]. PAST GUESTS are pictured with (r) Mike Nise. They are DJ Jazzy Web page is www.omni2000.com. :ĞīĂŶĚtŝůů^ŵŝƚŚ͘EŝƐĞĐĂŶďĞƌĞĂĐŚĞĚĂƚϴϱϲͲϵϲϯͲϲϰϬϬ͘

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Sports Radio Host Music Is Theme of New Radio Interview Show Busted for Assault A new talk/interview radio The radio host of the 97.5 Fa- Gross, Byrne didn’t want to pay the show is now being produced for ~ ~ ~ natic Sports Show was arrested $5 because he was a “celebrity”. broadcast on WWDB-860AM, by For details, see ad recently for aggravated assault, Byrne was released from a Philly Biz Media. on page 18 theft of services and other related night in jail after his girlfriend post- It is called, “Music Talk”. charges by Philadelphia Police. ed a $500 bail. It features interviews with ~ ~ ~ This is the producing firm’s Tom Byrne the Monday thru Later, Greater Media, the par- owners of area businesses that third original radio show. Friday, 7 PM to 10 PM Fanatic ent company of 97.5 Fanatic apolo- utilize music as a basis for in- The other two are “Market- host allegedly punched in the face gized to the cab driver and offered come, along with music producing of Business” & the aforemen- several times a center city cab driv- to “make amends”. ers, promoters and talent. tioned “Business of Sports”. er, when the cabbie was refused by Byrne went on a leave of ab- The show is on the air every All have the same format: Byrne his $5 cab ride fee. sence as a station sports talk host Thursday from noon to 12:30PM. Interviews and discussions with According to the Daily News for an undetermined time. Host/moderator is Eric local authorities and decision Philly Gossip Columnist Dan Tom Byrne Rosenbaum, who at WHAT-AM makers. represented the “Business of For further information, Sports” show. contact Philly Biz Media at 484- He is a graduate of Lower 562-0063, Fax to 484-562-0068, Merion High School, recently at- E-Mail to [email protected] tended Shippensburg College, (www.PhillyBizMedia.com). Have An Idea That Benefits Area Businesses? and continues as American Ad- vertising Services Internet Mar- E-Mail us at: [email protected] keting Coordinator.

Jerry Blavatt, a music and radio legend, with Eric Rosenbaum, host of the new, "Music Talk" radio interview show being broadcast on WWDB-860AM every Thursday, noon to 12:30PM. To be interviewed at no cost, call 484-562-0063. Guilty Conviction For Teenage Killer of Former Area Radio Newsman The teenage killer of a Phil- adelphia native, working as a free-lance radio reporter for the national ABC News Radio network, was convicted recently. The victim was George We- ber, who had worked at stations in Doylestown and Allentown. Weber, 47, and living in a Brooklyn apartment, met the killer, John Katehis, 19, through an ad on Craigslist. The ad was placed by We- ber. It offered money for sex. Katehis responded — and stabbed Weber about 50 times. Katehis gave a statement to police admitting stealing $60 from his victim after the killing.

THE PHILADELPHIA REGIONAL BUSINESS/MARKETING MONTHLY February/March 2012 Advertising/Communications Times Page 5 COLONIAL MARBLE & GRANITE USES ADVERTISING TO LAUNCH A HUGE SUCCESS By: Bonnie Squires Pamela for their television ads, which run constantly on local network and cable sta- I have not had the pleasure of meet- tions. ing too many companies which, after Nikos and James know that news- launching in 2008, expect to gross $40 paper ads have already worked for them. million in 2011. Close to holidays, their ads have themes. In fact, I only know of one: Colonial Only the headline changes. Marble & Granite in King of Prussia. Their advertising budget is between Nikos Papadopoulos, president of the $3 and 4 million dollars. family business, is only 32 years old, and Their goal is to make Colonial Marble his right-hand man, James Freeman, vice the “Kleenex” of the industry. president of sales and marketing, is only And they are branding themselves 34 years old. using partnerships with Sports Teams, like You might easily mistake them for the the Philadelphia Flyers (hockey), Phila- “dynamic duo.” delphia 76ers (basketball), Philadelphia Fortunately, we were seated around a Union (soccer), the Eastern Pennsylvania huge cool black marble conference table, Youth Soccer Association, the Delaware or else the red-hot energy emanating from Youth Soccer Association as well as Tem- this talented team would have singed my ple Athletics. l to r: James Freeman, Colonial Marble & Granite Vice President of Sales and Market- skin. Magazines? Look for Colonial Mar- ing; Pamela Papadopoulos and her son Nikos Papadopoulos, Colonial president, in their When the housing market tanked, ble in TRI-STATE GOLF magazine. warehouse in King of Prussia. Papadopoulos said his company created Photo credit: Bonnie Squires Radio? Listen to KYW for their ads a “moving special” to help homeowners and sponsorship of the traffic reports. of customers an amazing array of sample Colonial Marble & Granite, 201 W. Church brighten their chances of selling. Prospective customers do not have to kitchens, plus hundreds of giant slabs of Rd., King of Prussia, PA 19406 (entrance A $1,999 special was inaugurated, make a special trip to the gigantic show- the most remarkable marbles and granites on Henderson Road) Tel.: 610-994-2222 or which includes up to 50-square-feet of room, fabrication and warehouse facility which you have ever seen. 1-866-307-6200 (www.ColonialMarble.net). granite, template, fabrication, installation, on Henderson Road. There are seven Or, more accurately, which you have three different edges to choose from and mall locations which feature kitchen de- NEVER seen, because some of the slabs a sink and single hole faucet. On holidays signs and marble samples. All are staffed. contain semi-precious stones and are abso- and special occasions they will spice up There is also a very long list of com- lutely unique in their coloring and patterns. the offer with a Free Tile Backsplash of- munity nonprofits which Colonial helps to The marble and granite can also be fer as well as edge upgrade discounts, but sponsor, their way of “giving back.” And installed in bathrooms, creating unique the $1,999 special always remains. the advertising and sponsorships certainly vanities, or installed in a fireplace in living And the thousands of gorgeous slabs are branding Colonial Marble & Granite as room or den. of marble and granite in their huge ware- a leader in this industry. Colonial pledges one week from start house, as well as the amazing display in Visit the showroom on Henderson to finish, and they seem to have a host of their showroom, will certainly help any Road in King of Prussia, and you will see satisfied customers, often repeat business. homeowner to spruce up their kitchen. dozens of staff members showing dozens For additional information, contact They now install 60 kitchens a day, throughout Penna., N.J., Del. & Md. They are also one of the largest fabri- cators in the country. All this in just three years’ time. You see the Colonial print ads almost every day in The Philadelphia Inquirer. And Nikos enlists his stunning mother CBS 3 Continued from page 1 CBS 3 spokeswoman, Joanne Cal- abria, handled press inquiries pertaining to the case on behalf of von Tiehl. She said: “This is a personal matter that is now being handled by the appropriate law-enforcement agencies. “We have no further comment, but, of course, Erika has our support through ‘this process’.” Bolaris Continued from page 1 for 13 years, when it was a CBS affiliate. The talent-management problems blowout came shortly after a Playboy magazine story referred to an incident in Florida, in 2010 when Bolaris was reported as being drugged by several girls, and then scammed for $43,000. But that’s another story…

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Looking Back — & Moving Ahead

Almost 50 years ago I start- Warren Conley ed an advertising and news pub- Colleen Derby Joe Ball licity one person business. Sheila Gallagher My first investment was a Ted Gallo Hopefully, the “lessons” and used $35 Royal Typewriter. David Gerhardt on-hands daily experiences and I also signed a lease at $50/ Ed Harvey services to clients have been re- month to rent a space — in a Judy Kawaguchi warding to all parties. basement — at 246 S. 22nd St. Jim Kristie It came with a desk and Len Lear For myself, it has been a chair. Ken Licorish wonderful life. This summer, it will have Raymond Mayo I haven’t “worked” one day been 56 years ago. Mike Mallowe in almost 56 years. Every day Since then, every day has Chuck Melvin has been different, creative, been different. Some days I Carol Morganti thought everyone wanted to hire Kathleen Newmiller people pleasant (well, maybe an me. 30 YEARS AGO the above photo was taken when American Advertis- Eileen Pecarsky occasional diversion). th Some days I wondered what ing Services, a division of ACT Inc. marked it’s 25 year in business. Kristine Schmid A reminder to all those who It is to be noted that the young lady, first row, right, Kathy Newmiller is I was doing wrong, as there was Robin Silverman have heard me say the following no business. still with the firm, now 30 years later. Jim Smart — often: I was reminiscing to myself Jane Stark (I tend to do that just before fall- 2012 4:45 PM to 7:15 PM at the Colleen Bronstein Bonnie Squires … “Persevere … Persevere ing asleep at night) about asso- Radnor Hotel, St. David’s PA, I Mark Bruce Betty Tuppeny … Persevere “ ciates from our various divisions thought it would be a good op- Joe Bonee Linda Tweed … “Do It Now” portunity to name some of our Mary Bontempo over the years. Neal Zoren … “Give Before You Get” Because we are inviting alumni. Susan Bray … “Find what you enjoy do- former staffers, clients and sup- The list is far from complete. Melinda Campitelli Our staffers have always pliers to an informal card ex- It includes: Dick Cattesta been exposed to a wide variety ing, and you will probably be suc- change during ACT’s Executive Tom Barron Elena Cruz of marketing & related services cessful, plus having a happy life” Networking Event, February 21, Arn Bernstein Rosemary DeClementi — and experiences. I did — and do!

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Suits Brought CGTV Games Limited/Robert A. (no type shown), case #2011- Supermedia LLC et al. vs. PHILADELPHIA The plaintiffs name appears first Carlsson, contract, case #2011- 27801, 10/04/11 Robbie Layton/B&B Electric, Release of State Tax Liens in capital letters, followed by the 13499-CT, 12/12/11 Supermedia LLC/Idearc Media $250,235, plaintiff, case #11- 0803751, 11/04/11 Tristate Paper Co. Inc., 4500 N. name of the defendant, the na- Supermedia LLC vs. Doctor LLC vs. Herb Fry Jr. General Third St., Philadelphia 19140, ture of the suit, the number and Rooter Drain Cleaning LLC, debt Contractors Inc./Herb Fry Inc., First Data Services LLC vs. Flik’s $22,371, (sales & use), case the date. Accuracy of the entries collection, case #2011-14028- (no type shown), case #2011- Video To Go Inc., $43,705, plain- #11-1200319, 12/06/11 is not guaranteed. CT, 12/27/11 27990, 10/05/11 tiff, case #11-1000071, 11/23/11 DISTRICT OF NEW JERSEY CHESTER COUNTY PHILADELPHIA Ronald Bevery Sr. vs. Thompson TD Bank NA vs. Tom Wong Pho- CAMDEN DIVISION Suits Brought Suits Brought Reuters Corp./West Publishing tography Inc./Yuet-Ying Chan, Corp., summons, case #2011- $150,244, plaintiff, case #11- Bankruptcies De Lage Landen Financial Ser- Advance Magazine Publishers 33416, 12/05/11 1001502, 11/28/11 vices Inc vs. George R. Mer- Inc. vs. Buzz Marketing Group Royalty Press Inc., 165 Broad- rick/Boot Heel Printing & Office LLC, foreign judgment, Case Philadelphia Media Network LLC CHESTER COUNTY way, Westville 08093; Assets, Products, debt collection, case #11-1000066, 10/03/11 vs. Home Gallery Design Inc., Release of Federal Tax Liens not shown; Debts, not shown; #2011-11262-CT, 10/13/11 (no type shown), case # 2011- Major Creditor, not shown; At- Philadelphia Media Network 33442, 12/05/11 Document Print Management torney, pro se; case #11-46549, De Lage Landen Financial Ser- (Newspapers) LLC vs. Earaminas- Inc., 1301 Summerhill Dr., Mal- 12/29/11. (involuntary) vices Inc vs. Abbey Printing & Antonelli Funeral Home Inc., con- Robert Laske vs. Thompson vern 19355, $29,591, case Promotions Inc., debt collection, tracts, case #11-1200150, 12/05/11 Reuters Corp./West Publishing #FT1101066-FT, 12/02/11 MONTGOMERY COUNTY case #2011-12891-CT, 11/28/11 Corp., summons, case #2011- Greater Phila. Radio Inc. vs. Home- 33452, 12/05/11 CAMDEN COUNTY Releases of Federal Tax Liens De Lage Landen Financial Ser- town Beverages LLC, at contracts, PHILADELPHIA Release of Federal Tax Liens Printing Images Corp., 125 vices Inc vs. L&L Printing Inc./ case #11-1201766, 12/15/11 N. York St., Pottstown 19464, Laurence Splitt/Corinne Splitt, Court Judgments C&B graphics Inc., 702 King $42,865, case #2009-03784, MONTGOMERY COUNTY Ave., Cherry Hill 08002, Contract, case #2011-13428-CT, Pyramid Graphics Inc. vs. Men- 12/22/11 12/09/11 Suits Brought $85,890, (940/941), Book/Page u-mon Inc., $50,000, plaintiff, 9503/1918, 12/01/11 Siana Bellwoar & McAndrew Homer Group Inc. vs. Institute case #09-0302614, 10/13/11 LLP vs. CGTV Media Group Inc./ of Business Publications LLC,

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BROADCAST PIONEERS of Phila recent luncheon guests included (L to R) Al Meltzer, Joe Pellegrino, Sally Berlin & Bill Baldini. For info. on organization, contact Jerry Klein, Gerry Wilkinson, Matthew Gambino, director and general 856-866-0411. manager of the Catholic Standard and Times, Jerry Klein and CBS3 anchor Pat Ciarrochi. Gambino accepted the Hall of Fame plaque and Person of the Year trophy for Person of the Year Cardinal John P. Foley, who was un- able to attend for health reasons. Pat narrated a video of the Cardinal's life and career.

Actress Sylvia Kauders with Chris Lukach, senior vice president and co-owner of Anne Klein Communications Group. Kal Rudman and long-time 6ABC anchor Jim Garnder.

Former CBS3 reporter Dick Sheeran with Larry Kane.

Mike Nise, president of Omni 2000 and producer of Hall of Fame inductee Dann Cuellar of 6ABC being in- “Dancin’ on Air” and “Dance Party USA,” with Billy Car- terviewed by Broadcast Pioneers Vice President Frank lucci of “Billy and the Essentials.” Stone.

Co-emcees Pat Delsi and Larry Kane review last minute program details with Broadcast Pioneers President Jerry Klein.

November 18, 2011

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Mullen graduated, he entered the Mr. Nettis career included Larry McMullen Air Force serving as an airplane Joseph Nettis advertising, studio work, and Robert W. Wood Former Daily mechanic from 1951 to 1955. He Photographer photojournalism. Graphic Designer later went on to earn his general In 1955 after National Geo- News Columnist equivalency diploma and then at- graphic published photographs tended Temple University. of Mr. Nettis bicycle trip through During his career, Mr. Mc- Europe, he convinced the maga-

Mullen worked shortly for AT&T zine be a sponsor of a round-the- as a utility lineman. Mr. McMul- world trip in the spring of 1956. len also worked for the Camden What was to be a three-month

Courier-Post, later taking a job journey lasted more than a year.

as a reporter for the Trentonian, In June 1984 as part of an

Trenton, which he quit after six advertisement for the Philadel-

years, refusing to write about phia Convention and Visitors something he was ordered to Bureau, Mr. Nettis’ did a color write but did not agree to. After- Joseph Nettis, a photogra- photograph of a sculler in front Robert W. Wood, graphic de- wards he joined the Daily News. pher, died recently. He was 83. of the Fairmount Water Works, signer, died recently. He was 97. Larry McMullen, a former col- Mr. McMullen is survived by Mr. Nettis, a graduate of along with City Hall, the PSFS Mr. Wood, born in India- umnist for the Daily News of 23 his wife, Theresa Hackett; five Overbrook High School, where Bldg, and the Art Museum in the napolis, graduated in 1933 from years, died recently. He was 77. daughters, Coleen McMullen he was the school newspaper background. It was published in Oakwood Friends School, and Mr. McMullen, raised in Grays Stahl, Lauren Wirzberger, Kelly and yearbook photographer, the New York Times Magazine. then in 1937 from Oberlin Col- Ferry, attended St. Gabriel’s Paro- Rossi, Denise Uphoff, and The- earned a bachelor’s degree in Mr. Nettis is survived by his lege with a bachelor’s degree in chial School and Southeast Cath- resa Paone; a sister; a brother; 1953 from Philadelphia College wife, Elaine; a stepdaughter, Dawn art history. olic High School (now known as 13 grandchildren; and one great- of Art (now known as University Hartman; a sister; and a brother. During Mr. Wood’s career Neumann-Goretti). Before Mr. Mc- grandchild. of the Arts). he was also a photographer and artist. William H. Dean During the 1960s Mr. Wood Jr., News Director was vice president and art director at Al Paul Lefton Co. William H. Dean Jr., a for- From time to time Mr. Wood mer news director/writer/report- did design work for The Inquirer. er, recently died. He was 77. His daughter, Barbara Mr. Dean, a 1952 Roxbor- Wood Borne, said that Mr. Wood ough High School graduate, was challenged to counter the earned a degree from Temple longtime slogan of the Evening University in Radio and Televi- Bulletin, “In Philadelphia, nearly sion Communications. everybody reads the Bulletin.” Mr. Dean, as a teenager, He came up with, “In Phila- acted as a news show weather- delphia, nearly everybody heeds man on “TV Teen Club”, a local The Inquirer.” However, it wasn’t Phila. version of Paul White- used. man’s amateur hour. Mr. Wood, while in his 80s, After serving with the U.S. transitioned from traditional de- Army Security Agency in the sign techniques and layout to the Philippines, Mr. Dean returned Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator to Phila. pursuing a TV News programs which were on his Ma- Broadcasting career. cintosh computer. Mr. Dean was a reporter, Mr. Wood is survived by news writer and Assistant News his wife, Mary; three daughters, Director for KYW-TV in Phila., Barbara, Molly, and Susan; four later joining WLWI-TV in India- grandchildren; a great-grandson; napolis as News Director. and nieces and nephews. Mr. Dean is survived by a brother, Robert; a niece, Julia Guenther; a nephew, Jeremy; and three grandnephews. Philadelphia Advertising & Business Show Wednesday, March 7, 2012

THE PHILADELPHIA REGIONAL BUSINESS/MARKETING MONTHLY February/March 2012 Advertising/Communications Times Page 17 Obits Ronald Dove William H. Vogt Herb Clarke Desmond Ryan Andy Musser Art School Owner TV/Radio Sales Weatherman Inq. Writer Former Phils Exec. Broadcaster

Ronald Dove, an artist, re- Herb Clarke, weatherman for Desmond Ryan, a writer at cently died. He was 78. Channel 10 newscasts for about The Inquirer for 36 years, recent- Mr. Dove, a graduate of William H. Vogt, a former TV 40 years, recently died. He was 84. ly died. He was 68. Andy Musser, former broad- Haverford High School, served and radio sales executive, died. Mr. Clarke’s wife, Barbara, of Mr. Ryan, who studied lit- caster, died recently. He was 74. in the Army in the U.S. during He was 90. 56 years, said he died of compli- erature at New College, Oxford, Mr. Musser graduated from the Korean War. After being dis- Mr. Vogt, graduated from Si- cations from Alzheimer’s disease. was The Inquirer’s film critic from Syracuse in 1959. He was an charged, Mr. Dove graduated mon Gratz High School in 1940, Mr. Clarke, born in Eden, 1975 to 2001, retiring at the end Army veteran. from the Philadelphia Museum served in the Army Air Force N.C., in 1992, graduated from of 2005. During Mr. Musser’s career School (now part of the Univer- from 1942–1946, including his Pfeiffer University, North Caro- Shortly after Mr. Ryan got he did play-by-play for all major sity of the Arts). While Mr. Dove service in France. lina, receiving an associate de- married in 1967, the Evening sports teams in Philadelphia, ex- established a design studio in Mr. Vogt earned a bachelor’s gree in arts in 1947. He then Bulletin hired him to be a City cluding the Flyers. For 26 years, Phila., he pursued a freelance degree in 1952 from The Wharton attended Bowling Green State Hall Reporter. the native Lemoyne, Pa., broad- career, while teaching at several School of the University of Penn- University majoring in journalism In 1969, when he joined The cast Phillies games. Mr. Musser, colleges. sylvania while being a sales ser- graduating in 1950. Inquirer, one of Mr. Ryan’s first out of his quarter-century of Since 1957 Mr. Dove was vice manager at WFIL-TV, now Mr. Clarke served in the assignments was to interview broadcasting Phillies games, associated with Hussian School known as 6ABC, from 1950–1954. Navy during World War II. families who had lost sons due to only two due to laryngitis. on Independence Mall. In 1973 Mr. Vogt switched from TV One of his first jobs, while on the Vietnam War. Often the fami- Mr. Musser broadcast two Mr. Dove became president of to radio where he served as leave from college, was in Leaks- lies were not notified making him Masters Championships, two Hussian School after he and his VP, general sales manager, and ville, N.C., with radio station WLOE. the bearer of bad news. After a Super Bowls, and two World Se- business partner, Wilbur Craw- account exec for WDAS from He returned to the military while he would tell his editors ries. ford, purchased the school from 1954–1965 and again in 1975– during the Korean conflict. Upon that the family was not home. Mr. From 1965 to 1971 Mr. John Hussian who founded it in 1986 when he retired. discharge Mr. Clarke headed to Ryan was then reassigned to the Musser worked at WCAU radio 1946. During his time at WDAS Mr. Richmond, Va., helping to launch City Hall bureau. and television and at CBS-TV The school offers a four- Vogt served as general manager WRVA-TV. There he served as Mr. Ryan had showed ir- from 1971 to 1974. year program of instruction and of WIBF Broadcasting, Jenkin- news anchor, reporter, and news reverence in a parody of Rizzo, Mr. Musser also broadcast- associate’s degree in commer- town, from 1965-1967 and as an director before he moved in 1958 the one-time police commis- ed for the 76ers team in 1967, cial art, with a curriculum de- account executive at WGBS ra- to Philadelphia and WCAU. sioner who in 1976 was vocally which included Wilt Chamberlain veloped around illustration and dio, Miami, from 1970–1973, and During the 1960s and opposed to hiring women on the and winning the NBA champion- advertising. also at WCOA, Pensacola, Fl., 1970s, Mr. Clarke served as force. In a piece of comic ventril- ship. In 2010 Mr. Dove became from 1973–1975. Sunday night news anchor cov- oquism, Mr. Ryan imagined Riz- From 1976 until 2001 Mr. chairman of the school, while Mr. Vogt was a member of ering health and science. zo defending his position thus: Musser was in the Phillies Wartman became president. The Broadcast Pioneers of Philadel- He retired in 1998 from his “I mean, who really wants games booth. Within that time, school was sold last April. phia. In 1964–1965 Mr. Vogt was normal weather duties on Chan- broads on the police? What he worked with the team’s most Mr. Dove is survived by a sis- president of the TV and Radio nel 10. Channel 10 was owned by about you’re having a fight with well-regarded broadcasters, ter; and 6 nieces and nephews. Advertising Club of Phila. NBC when he left, but during most the wife and givin’ her the back of Richie Ashburn and Harry Kalas. Mr. Vogt is survived by his of his career Channel 10 WCAU- your hand when the Polack down Mr. Musser is survived by son, William C.; daughters, Su- TV was a property of CBS. the street puts the squeal in. you his wife, Eun Joo; two children, Lawrence san Moore and Holly Patri; a Mr. Clarke had served as want some bull dyke come char- Luanne Zimmerman and Allan; Greenberg sister; six grandchildren; and five president of the Broadcast Pio- gin’ on your property all ready and four grandchildren. great-grandchildren. His wife, neers of Philadelphia in 1989 with a swift kick in the lasagnas? Adv. Exec. Sue Louella, died in 2006. and became chairman of the No way. Lawrence Greenberg, an board in 1990. Not while I’m mayor.” advertising executive for Rathe- Chuck Newman He is survived by his wife; Mr. Ryan is survived by his on for 50 years, recently died. a daughter; two sons; and two wife, Pat; a son; a sister; and a Mr. Greenberg attended Inq. Editor/Writer grandchildren. brother. Overbrook High School and them Temple for two years. Sidney Goldstein Mr. Greenberg was a former worker at Gaudenzia House as a WPEN CFO volunteer. Mr. Greenberg is survived by Sidney Goldstein, Chief Fi- WE HAVE THE BEST

nancial Offer at WPEN radio sta- his wife, Marilyn (nee Khan); chil- tion, recently died. dren, Penny Greenberg and Riki (Robert) Lawrence; sister, Adele Mr. Goldstein lived in Nor- (Charles) Berkowitz; and grand- ristown. DRESSED BOOTHS son, Lee Greenberg-Torres. Chuck Newman, former Mr. Goldstein is survived by sports writer/editor, recently died. daughter, Cindy Rappoport; son, He was 79. Ross Goldstein; sister, Janice Phyllis McCuen Mr. Newman covered the Fly- Rosengarten; and five grand- IN TOWN! ers and local college teams dur- children, Jacob, Emmett, Emily, Ad Graphics ing a three-decade career at The Lucas and Adam. Owner Inquirer. In the newsroom he was TRADE SHOWS, TRADE SHOW MANAGEMENT, known as an affable character. SPECIAL EVENTS, CONFERENCES AND CONVENTIONS Phyllis Louise de la Montaigne Mr. Newman was the writer COVERING DELAWARE, NEW JERSEY AND PENNSYLVANIA McCuen, owner of Ad Graphics for the Flyers in the 1970s dur- Inc., died recently. She was 88. ing their Stanley Cup heyday While living in Narberth for the and also for Villanova when they past 30 years, Ms. McCuen owned won the NCAA men’s basketball Ad Graphics Inc. for the past 20 championship in 1985. Until his years. She recently retired from retirement about a decade ago, Charter Investments, Haverford. Mr. Newman was an editor for Ms. McCuen is survived by The Inquirer’s sports department. Main Line a daughter, Gail Buchanan; three Mr. Newman is survived by grandchildren, Heather Klaus, his wife, Nancy, daughter, Ally- Expo James Coyle, and John Christo- son; sons, Brett and Scott; and pher; 9 great-grandchildren; and four grandchildren. 1 great-great granddaughter. 610-265-6200

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THE PHILADELPHIA REGIONAL BUSINESS/MARKETING MONTHLY February/March 2012 Advertising/Communications Times Page 19 Main Line Engagements & Weddings Times Marketing Dir. Marketing Dir. Marketing Jewish Exponent Building Announces & GM to Marry Manager Married Aide Engaged For Sale Marriage The Main Line Times has a large real estate advertising section every week. It’s one of the publication’s most financially-rewarding sources of advertising income- -and also a major communica-

tions hub for those selling and buying most types of real estate. Thus it was a natural, recently, for the historical weekly to Taylor Anne Bowes is to Alexandra Anne Fergusson, Taylor Sloane Mach, an announce the sale in a page one marry Nicholas Joseph Beard. marketing manager for Digi- aide at the Jewish Exponent, is news story with a headline of: Lindy Peskin, marketing The bride-to-be and groom- tas Health, a Phila. marketing engaged to Jeremy David Orlin. “ML Times Building For director at Garces Restaurant to-be work for the same compa- agency, has married Kristopher Taylor is an American Uni- Sale” Group, has announced her mar- ny, 3-D Collision Centers. Taylor Stewart Powell. versity graduate. For 64 years the publication riage to Doug Smith. is marketing director and Doug is Alexandra graduated from Jeremy, who is a Drexel has been at 311 Lancaster Ave., Lindy is a Penn State Uni- general manager for the Wayne The Agnes Irwin School, Rose- University graduate, is currently Ardmore, PA. versity graduate. Division 3-D Auto Body. mont. She earned a Bachelor of working for AIG, Camden, N.J. In making the announce- Doug, pharmacy manager Taylor graduated in 2009 Arts in English from Trinity Col- The couple is planning a fall ment, the story emphasized, and at Genaurdi’s, Wynnewood, is a from Radnor High School and lege, Hartford, Conn. wedding. to quote: graduate of the University of Sci- later attended Johnson and Kristopher graduated from “No we are not going out of ences. Wales University where she Moorestown High School. He business.” earned a marketing degree. later attended The University It continued, “We are…in Doug graduated in 2007 of Virginia earning a Bachelor the market for new home head- from Henderson High School, of Arts in Economics, and then quarters…on the Main Line.” later attending West Chester a Master of Architecture from Where Printed University where he received a the University of Pennsylvania. bachelor of science degree in Doug is currently project manag- Printing of the newspaper business. er and designer for Buell Kratzer has been done away from the Ar- The couple is planning a Powell, an architecture firm in dmore building for quite a while. June 2013 wedding. Phila. It is printed at Journal Reg- The married couple went ister Offset, Exton, PA. to Switzerland and Italy for their The mailroom functions are wedding trip. also at the Exton location.

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