Students and youth help decorate Vineland’s downtown shopping district—and havefun getting to know business owners and community leaders.

In the spring of 2012, the Cumberland HomelessShelter embarked on a major project of rehabil-itating their 40-year-old building #2. The shel-

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Over the past 20 months, a team of volunteersworked weekends, demolishing the interior of thebuilding where they found mold and termites. Oncecleared they installed new drywall, ceiling tiles, win-dows, insulation, floor tiles, and doors. All new elec-trical and plumbing lines were also installed. Theinterior and exterior received a new coat of paint.

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Vineland Public Schools students prepare to decorate a tree atthe upper level of the Landis MarketPlace, one of 21 businessesto be “spruced up” by district students on December 5.

From left: Michael Killeen, Board President of RuralDevelopment Corp., looks on as Board FinanceChairman Ken Giaccio reads a plaque recognizingRedeemer Lutheran Church Pastor Gary Steigler,project manager Ed Morvay and Wayne Grant,representative of Thrivent Financial.

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More than 400 students from all VinelandPublic Schools and area youth organiza-tions worked together to brighten down-

town businesses for the holiday season, according toJohn Procopio, coordinator of the project. Theevent, now in its sixth year, is intended to establishand build strong relationships between the schools,students, businesses and community as a whole,according to Procopio.

The students descended on the downtown dis-trict on Friday December 5, working on decorationsto beautify Christmas trees and present them in anarray of 21 business storefront windows. A contestwas also part of the project, and each school's treewill be judged based on several criteria. Prizes willbe awarded to the winners.

“We would like to thank Vineland EconomicDevelopment and Wal-Mart for helping us in coor-dinating the donation of 25 pre-lit Christmas Trees,”said John Procopio. “We greatly appreciate the sup-port of the Vineland Board of Education for provid-ing transportation to insure the success of thisproject.”

“We are also very grateful for the assistance ofthe Vineland Downtown Improvement District(VDID) as well as all the participating businesses forhelping make this event a continuing success," saidProcopio.

Following their work in the downtown business-es, the students were treated to pizza and softdrinks at the New Police Athletic League Building,courtesy of the VDID.

For more information, on this project, contactJohn Procopio 856-305-6142.

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Salvatore Michael "Sal" Nicastro, 69, ofClayton, passed away at home onDecember 13. Sal was born in Vineland,graduated from Delsea Regional High in1962, and then earned his license as abarber and cosmetologist. Sal was theproud owner/operator of Nicastro'sHouse of Beauty for 51 years. He enjoyedhis relationships he made with his cus-tomers and the friendships that weremade during all of his years of service.Sal enjoyed spending time with his fami-ly. He served in the National Guards andhe also received 4th degree honors fromthe Knights of Columbus.Mary Catherine (Smaniotto) Pasquale,90, of Vineland, passed away peacefullyon December 14, at the Bishop McCarthyResidence. She was the devoted wife of35 years to the late Vincent RobertPasquale. Mary worked at DoughertyBrothers and also DeRossi & Sons forseveral years before attending Maison deParis Cosmetology School in Camden,NJ. She was the proud owner/ operatorof "Mary's House of Beauty" for manyyears in Vineland. One of the highlightsof her life was going to Paris, France,when she became a hairdresser.Dr. Norman Cassett, 94, of Vineland,passed away on December 15. Born inBaltimore, MD, he was a World War IIveteran. He earned his Medical Degreefrom Philadelphia College of OsteopathicMedicine and started a private practicein Miami, FL, before moving to NewJersey. He worked for the State of NewJersey as a physician until his retire-ment. He was known for his work in geri-atrics and mental health, treatingpatients as well as writing training mod-ules and lecturing to fellow doctors andmedical students. As a young man, hewas an accomplished athlete, competingin both swimming and boxing.Margie N. Cheesman (nee Phelps), 70,of Millville, passed away surrounded byher family on December 9, in the InspiraMedical Center, Vineland. Margie wasborn and raised in Paducah, KY and hadresided in Millville for the past 38 years.Margie was a homemaker and fulltimewife and mother. Her life revolved aroundher family and she enjoyed the time spentwith her children and grandchildren.Gumercindo Acosta Jr., 60 of FranklinTwp., passed away on December 5, at hisresidence. Gumercindo was a self-employed mechanic who loved antiquecars and Corvettes. He was born in Utuado,Puerto Rico and lived in New Jersey since

the age of 4. Gumercindo enjoyed spendingtime with his family and friends andadored his children and grandchildren.Nellie (Ripoli) Parastino, 87 of Vineland,quietly passed away on December 13.Born in Vandergrift, PA, she was a resi-dent of Vineland since 1951. Nellie was agraduate of Bridgeton High, Class of1945. She worked at Owens Illinois GlassCompany until her retirement. Nellie andher husband owned and operated Andy'sBody Shop in Vineland on Oak Road for30 years. She was a member of theFireman Company #1, the Women'sAuxillary and Christ The Good ShepherdParish, St. Isidore's Church. Nellieenjoyed roller skating and bowling in herearly years; reading, Polka dancing, trav-eling, dining out with her sisters andspending time with family every Sunday.

We said a prayer for you todayAnd know God must have heardWe felt the answer in our heartsAlthough he spoke not a word

We didn’t ask for wealth or fameI know you wouldn’t mind

We asked for priceless treasures rareOf a more lasting kind

We prayed that he’d be near youNow that you’ve gone awayTo grant you holiday blessingsAnd His light to show your way

We asked for happiness for youIn all things great and small

But that you’d know His loving careWe prayed for most of all

Merry Christmas, Mom and DadMissed more than words can say

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Guidance Center Employees Recognized for ServiceThe Guidance Center, the

area’s primary agency formental health services in thegreater Cumberland Countyarea, recently recognizedemployees who have reachedmilestone years of service, atthe organization’s MentalHealth DistinguishedCommunity Leader awardsdinner held on Wednesday,

November 19, 2014, at Merighi’s Savoy Inn in Vineland.The ceremony recognized 13 employees who have completed five, 10, 15, 20, 25,

and 35 years of service. It also honors the memory of Noel I. Dumaguing, M.D., amedical staff psychiatrist who worked at The Guidance Center for three years andpassed away on January 6, 2014. He was 51.Recognized for length of service for 2014 are: Elvira Smith, 35 years; Gary

Moellers, 25 years; Wayne Lewis, 20 years; Maureen Duffy, 15 years; Bernice Brooks-Hudnall and Martina Thompson, 10 years; and Charolyne Collins, Ada Cruz, TravisHardin, Ashley Hope, Rosa Vallejo, Susan Vaughn, and Marisely Villota for five years.The Guidance Center, founded in 1962, is a comprehensive mental health center

providing programs and services for the greater Cumberland County community.For more information call 856-825-6810 or visit online at www.ccgcnj.org.

H. Dieter Hovermann, executive director of The Guidance Center (right), congratulatesemployees for their length of service and dedication and commitment to mental health inthe greater Cumberland County area. Pictured from left: Wayne Lewis, 20 years of service;Elvira Smith, 35 years of service; and Gary Moellers, 25 years of service.

SNJ Today Welcomes MeteorologistMeteorologist Dan Skeldon has joined the broad-

casting staff of SNJ Today, a Millville-based mediacompany featuring www.snjtoday and WSNJ 1240AM and SNJ Today Comcast Channel 22. Dan willlead the daily SNJ Today local weather forecastsstreamed live on www.snjtoday.com. He can also beseen and heard on the radio and cable TV stations.Known throughout the region as Chief

Meteorologist for the Weather Center at WMGM-TV,NBC40 in Linwood, Dan has been forecastingsouthern New Jersey weather for more than 10years. Shortly after earning his degree in meteorol-ogy from Cornell University in New York, this RhodeIsland native worked as the morning meteorologist

for WLUC-TV6 in Michigan's upper peninsula. Later he served as chief meteorolo-gist for WVNY-TV ABC22 in Burlington, Vermont.A recognized weather professional, Dan works closely with local, county, and

state emergency management offices throughout the year. He has spoken pub-licly at regional and national various weather events including the NationalHurricane Conference and often leads local emergency preparedness workshops.SNJ Today’s live and archived programming is offered to the general public on

www.snjtoday.com, to residents of Cumberland, Salem, Gloucester and Atlanticcounties on WSNJ 1240 AM and to 65,000 households included in Comcast’ssubscription base throughout Cumberland County on SNJ Today Channel 22.

Crescenzo Earns 10th Awardfor Continuing Education

The American Speech-Language-Hearing Association has announced thatWarren L Crescenzo, a Vineland areaspeech-language pathologist, has receivedthe Award for Continuing Education. It isthe 10th time he has received the award.The award is granted when 70 hours ofcontinuing education hours has beenachieved during a three-year period.Crescenzo has provided services to chil-dren and adults with communication, cog-

nitive and swallowing disorders, in a vari-ety of settings, since 1985.

The Eagle’s Nest: Once Upona Time in Sicily

In a story full ofadventures, romance,and intrigue, Vinelandresident Carmelo Cirovividly evokes hischildhood in Partanna,a small and remoteSicilian mountain townoverlooking Greek tem-ples and the Mediterranean Sea. It is thelate 1950s, a time when Sicily was a rigid,closed, and male-dominated society. In anancient setting of great natural beauty,inhabited by unforgettable people andruled by myth and ritual, Carmelo comesof age and finds his identity.

Carmelo grew up in Sicily and came toAmerica at the age of 16. In 1977 he gradu-ated from Montclair State University, afterspending a semester at the Université DePoitiers, in France. In 1982 Carmelo wasawarded a Fulbright scholarship andattended the Università Per Stranieri DiPerugia, Italy. He has taught WorldLanguages at both high school and collegelevels for more than 30 years. Carmelocurrently resides in Vineland with his wifeand three children.

College Recognized by WhiteHouse for Community Service

Cumberland County College has beennamed to the President’s HigherEducation Community Service HonorRoll. The award is the highest federalrecognition an institution of higher educa-tion may receive for its commitment tocommunity, service learning and civicengagement.

Each year since 2006, the President ofthe United States recognizes the nation’scolleges and universities that supportexemplary community service programsand raise the visibility of effective prac-tices in campus-community partnerships.

This is the first year CumberlandCounty College has applied for the dis-tinction. Cumberland logged more than7,000 service hours in 2012, includinginternational service to Belize, HurricaneSandy relief efforts, Earth Day activities,and 177 students and staff members joinedin the college’s annual Martin Luther KingJr. Days of Service. Thirty-nine servicelearning courses were offered to morethan 400 students.

The President’s Honor Roll recognizeshigher education institutions in four cate-gories: General Community Service,Interfaith Community Service, EconomicOpportunity, and Education. CumberlandCounty College, Bergen CommunityCollege and Raritan Valley CommunityCollege are the only three community col-leges in New Jersey to receive the distinc-tion this year.

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“This award is a formal recognition ofthe hard work of our students, faculty andstaff who have embraced the concept ofservice and civic engagement,” said CCCPresident Dr. Thomas Isekenegbe. “I amvery proud.”

One of the goals of the President’sHigher Education Community Serviceprogram is to increase public awareness ofthe impact that campus service has oncommunities and the nation. CumberlandCounty College’s commitment to formingcollaborative relationships throughout thecounty resulted in the addition of a serv-ice learning component to many of itscourse curriculums.

Cumberland County College encour-ages its students to learn that public serv-ice is necessary to strengthen the commu-nity. The service learning component isone of the ways Cumberland CountyCollege instills a sense of civic pride andsocial responsibility, while nurturingdynamic relationships. Following involve-ment in the service learning experience,students often choose to continue servingtheir communities long after their collegeyears.

Board of Education SeeksCandidate to Fill Vacant Seat

The Vineland Board of Education isseeking a qualified resident to fill an unex-pired term on the Board throughDecember 31, 2015. Requirements include:

• At least one year of Vineland residency• A registered voter in the district• Not being disqualified as a voter in

the district• Not being disqualified as a voter pur-

suant to R.S. 19:4-1• Not have interest in a contract with,

or claim against, the Board• At least 18 years of age• A United States citizenThose interested should send a resume

and letter of intent to: Board Secretary,625 E. Plum St., Vineland, NJ 08360.Deadline is 4 p.m., on Wednesday, January7, 2015.

Presentations by candidates shall takeplace in public session at a special meetingof the Board at 6 p.m. on Wednesday,January 14, 2015. Candidates will be pro-vided with further information prior tothe meeting.

If you have any questions, contact theBoard Secretary at 856-794-6700, ext.2004.

Two New Hires at AreaMarketing Agency

SMS has added two artists to their cre-ative staff. Melissa McDermott, a DigitalMedia graduate, from the University ofCentral Florida combines her love ofInternet technology and the arts in SMS’smultimedia studio. She will be responsi-ble for designing and managing clients’websites as well as performing SEOapplications.

Caitlin Yacovelli, a graduate of CabriniCollege in digital media will add her cre-ative input to the SMS art department.Yacovelli is originally from Massachusettsbut now resides in Milmay, NJ. She bringsextensive experience in catalog and adproduction.

The addition of youth, talent and ener-gy is a perfect addition to the SMS staff.SMS was created over 35 years ago toservice clients in the high tech, scientificand industrial markeplaces. In recentyears, they have serviced clients from avariety of markets and industries.

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Woman’s Club of Vineland Active in CommunityThe Woman's Club of Vineland, a

member of the General Federation ofWomen's Clubs collected about 20bags of non-perishable food and over$500 during their November businessmeeting. Norene Ritter, the chair per-son for this project along with clubmembers Dolores Misiewicz andJosephine Pagano, packed up thefood and took it to the local food bankat the First Methodist Church onLandis Avenue.

AN ORNAMENT CRAFT SESSION was heldon three Saturday afternoons to make orna-ments to be placed on a tree at theMemorial Veteran's Home. June Lang, theArts Creative Chairperson, instructed clubmembers Doris Schalick, NancyMiceli, JudyFagotti, Barbara Robinson and Mary Wolfe onhow to make the five different ornaments.

From left, going around table: Club members DorisSchalick, June Lang (standing) Nancy Miceli,Judy Fagotti, Barbara Robinson and Mary Wolfe.

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SEVERAL BAGS OF BOOKS were donated tothe Friends of the Vineland Public Library booksale in November. Annette Lipartito is thelibrary representative of the Woman's Club ofVineland and chair of this target project of col-lecting books in October. Edna Weaver, a clubmember, is helping Annette count and trans-ports the books to the library. If anyone missedthe meeting and would still like to donate

books, take them to the library and let the librarian know that it is from theWoman's Club of Vineland.

From left: Annette Lipartito and Edna Weaver.

LAURA BADGER, SOUTHERN DISTRICT VPof the NJ State Federation of Women'sClubs recently congratulated the Woman'sClub of Vineland for celebrating 115 yearsand presented Carol Parks, President of theWoman's Club of Vineland, with two certifi-cates—one from the NJ State Federation ofWomen's Clubs and one from the GeneralFederation of Women's Clubs.Laura talked about the women of 1899

compared to the women today and how they faced the same things that concernwomen today. They had to make family decisions, everyday decisions like what tomake for dinner and dealing with sick children and family members. Theywere concerned for their community just as the women of today. The Woman'sClub of Vineland has been beneficial to Vineland for 115 years and plans to con-tinue to give to the community for many more years.

THE CLUB’S ANNUAL VETERAN'SMEMORIAL HOME COOKIE/CANDYPROJECT occurred recently. Club membersbring in assorted baked cookies to be put inclean wrapped coffee tins to be given to theresidents of the Veteran's Memorial Homeduring their Holiday Party. The residentslook forward to receiving their own tin ofhome baked goodies. This year 324 tinswere filled and taken to the home by co-project leaders Barbara McMahon andDiane Ragone.

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perfect for an upscale lunch or dinner.Delicious steaks, seafood and sushi.Closed Monday for dinner.Deeks Deli & Kustard Kitchen, 1370 S.Main Rd., Vineland, 691-5438. Call forlunch and dinner specials. Soft icecream and cakes year-round. Mon.–Sat.,9 a.m.–8 p.m.Denny’s, 1001 W. Landis Ave., Vineland,696-1900. Breakfast, lunch, dinner. Take-out, too. Happy Hour Mon.-Fri. 3-7 p.m.Open 24 hours. Kids eat free Tues. & Sat.Duke’s Place, 305 N. Mill Rd., Vineland,457-5922. Open for breakfast and lunch,seven days. Homemade soups, burgers,hot and cold subs. Catering available.Esposito's Maplewood III, 200 N. DelseaDr., Vineland, 692-2011. Steaks, seafoodand pasta dishes at this Italian restaurant.Gardella’s Ravioli Co. & Italian Deli,527 S. Brewster Rd., 697-3509. Namesays it all. Daily specials, catering.Closed Sun.Golden Corral Buffet & Grill, 3624 S.Delsea Dr., 856-362-5508. All you caneat, serving Breakfast Sat & Sun, 7:30 -11 a.m., Lunch Mon thru Fri 11 - 4 p.m.,Dinner 7 days a week. Senior early birdspecials, Mon thru Fri, 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.Take outs available.The Greenview Inn at Eastlyn GolfCourse, 4049 Italia Avenue, Vineland,691-5558. The golfers’ lounge and barserves lunch and snacks daily from 11a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The Greenview Inn is afine dining restaurant open for dinnerWed.-Sun. at 5 p.m.Harry’s Pub at Ramada, W. Landis Ave.and Rt. 55, Vineland, 696-8600. Lunch& dinner 7 days a week. Happy hourdaily 4-6pm with half price appetizers.Live Entertainment Wed. thru Sat.Jersey Jerry's. 1362 S. Delsea Dr.,Vineland, 362-5978. Serving subs, sand-wiches, and take-out platters.

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’Tis the season for all things fes-tive! I’d like to share threerecipes that you can bake, and

bring to family gatherings, parties or toshare with co-workers, neighbors orfriends. Be sure to let your children helpwith age-appropriate tasks in the kitchen,it’s important to let them learn throughhands-on experience; they will feel soproud of their culinary accomplishments!

From my home to yours, may you havea very Merry Christmas!

Gingerbread Cupcakes WithCream Cheese Frosting1 stick butter1 cup unsulfured black strap molasses1 cup sour cream1 1/2 tsp. grated orange zest2 1/3 cups unbleached all-purpose

flour3/4 tsp. baking soda1/2 tsp. ground ginger1 tsp. ground cinnamon1/4 tsp. ground cloves1/2 tsp. sea salt

Preheat the oven to 350°. Line a muffinpan with paper liners. Place butter andmolasses in a small saucepan and bring toa boil over medium heat. Pour the mixture

into the bowl of an electric mixer fittedwith the paddle attachment. Cool for 5minutes, then mix in the sour cream andorange zest. Meanwhile, sift flour, bakingsoda, ginger, cinnamon, cloves, and salttogether into a small bowl. With the mixeron low speed, slowly add the flour mix-ture to the molasses mixture and mix onlyuntil smooth. Divide the batter among a12-cup muffin pan and bake on the middlerack of the oven for 25 to 30 minutes, oruntil a toothpick comes out clean. Cool for10 minutes before removing from the pan.Cool cupcakes completely before frosting.

Frosting:1 pkg. (8 oz.) cream cheese,

at room temperature1 stick butter, softened1 tsp. pure vanilla extract1/2 pound organic confectioners'

sugar, sifted

Mix cream cheese, butter and vanilla inthe bowl of an electric mixer fitted withthe paddle attachment until just com-bined. Add the sugar and mix untilsmooth. When the cupcakes are complete-ly cool, frost them generously and deco-rate as desired.

Spritz Cookies

1 cup butter, softened2/3 cup raw sugar3 egg yolks1 tsp. pure vanilla extract1/2 tsp. almond extract1/2 tsp. sea salt2 1/2 cups all-purpose unbleached

flour

Preheat oven to 375°. In a large bowlcombine butter and sugar. Beat until lightand fluffy. Beat in the egg, vanilla andalmond extracts, and salt. Stir in the flourjust until mixed. Pack some of the doughinto a cookie press and fit the press withthe desired disk. Press the dough out ontoa lightly greased or parchment paper cov-ered cookie sheet. Sprinkle each cookiewith sprinkles, if desired.

Bake 8 – 10 minutes or until cookies areslightly golden around the edges. Transfercookies to a cooling rack to cool complete-ly. Store cookies in an airtight container. I

Lisa Ann is author of Seasoned With Love,Treasured Recipes and Lisa Ann’s SeasonedWith Love II. Send recipes for publicationto lapd1991@aol.com or The Grapevine,907 N. Main Rd., Vineland, NJ 08360.

Cupcakes and Cookies’Tis the season for all things festive.

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Joe's Poultry. 440 S. Delsea Dr.,Vineland, 692-8860. Barbecue andKosher chickens, homemade sides,catering.Landis Diner, 601 E. Landis Ave.,Vineland, 696-3412. Breakfast, lunch,dinner. $2.79 breakfast specials, $9.99dinner specials, $5.99 lunch specials.Pudding, ice cream.Landis Pig Roast Restaurant & Bar, 623E. Landis Ave., Vineland. 691-8980. $5glass of wine, every day, all day. HappyHour, bar only: $5 menu and $6 drinkspecials, from Long Island Iced Tea toMoonshine Mojito, Mon–Fri.Larry's II Restaurant, 907 N. Main Rd.,Vineland, 692-9001. Three meals daily.Sunday breakfast buffet, early-bird dinners.Merighi's Savoy Inn, E. Landis Ave. andUnion Rd., Vineland, 691-8051.Banquet/wedding facility and intimaterestaurant. Gourmet Pizza Nite on Wed.Seasonal outdoor dining in the adjacentLuna’s Outdoor Bar & Grille.Olympia Restaurant, 739 S. Delsea Dr.,Vineland, 691-6095. Authentic Greekcuisine—lamb dishes and salads.Pegasus, Rts. 40 and 47, Vineland, 694-0500. Breakfast, lunch, dinner specials;convenient drive-thru, mini-meal specials.Peking Gourmet, 907 N. Main Rd.,(Larry’s II Plaza), Vineland, 691-0088.Chinese. Takeout only. All major creditcards accepted.Uncle Ricky’s Outdoor Bar, 470 E.Wheat Rd., Vineland, 691-4454. Ribs,chicken, fish, steaks. Always clams, eatin or take out. Live music Saturday &Sunday night. Dungeness crab all youcan eat.Villa Fazzolari, 821 Harding Hwy., BuenaVista, 697-7107. Dinner combos, grilledmeats, fish. Lunch and dinner daily.Winfield’s. 106 N. High St., Millville, 327-0909. Continental cuisine and spiritsserved in a casually upscale setting.

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YMCA Offers Brief “Intro toSwim Lessons”

Swimming is an important skill, espe-cially for kids in this area. The YMCA ofVineland has scheduled two holidayopportunities for local youngsters to eval-uate their swimming skills and to deter-mine their readiness for swimming les-sons. These 30-minute sessions will be ledby certified YMCA swimming instructors.The dates are Monday, December 29 at10:30 a.m. or Tuesday, December 30 ateither 5 or 5:30 p.m. Children from age

three to grade eight are invited to attend.The sessions will provide an introduc-

tion to swimming skills, personal rescueskills, and familiarity with being in water.They will also showcase the fun side ofaquatics.

All participants are asked to preregisterby Friday, December 26. The fees are $5for YMCA facility members, $8 for YMCAprogram members, and $10 for communi-ty members. Registrations are currentlybeing accepted at the YMCA’s MemberServices desk. For additional information,please call the YMCA at 856-691-0030 orcheck www.ccaymca.org

Millville Public Library Marks150 Years

The Millville Public Library is 150years old. In celebration of the library’scentury and a half, the library has memo-rabilia on display from various decades ofthe library’s history. Reference LibrarianJanet Somers put together the exhibit,which is on display through the end of

December. To quote Library BoardPresident Ethan Aronoff, we are “on to thenext 150 years.”

Pictured: Millville Public Library Director,Susan D’Ottavio with a Library Volunteer,Suzanne Andino admire the display.

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}LIHEAP Emergency AssistanceOffered by Gateway

Gateway Community ActionPartnership’s Low Income Home EnergyAssistance Program (LIHEAP or HEA) isdesigned to help low-income families andindividuals meet home heating and med-ically necessary cooling costs.Applications are accepted through April30, 2015. LIHEAP is administered by theNJ Department of Community Affairs.

To be eligible for LIHEAP benefits, theapplicant household must be responsiblefor home heating or cooling costs, eitherdirectly or included in the rent; and havegross income at or below 200% of the fed-eral poverty level. Call for a chart that givesspecific monthly gross income maximumsfor FFY 2015. Persons who live in publichousing and/or receive rental assistanceare not eligible unless they pay for theirown heating/cooling costs directly to thefuel supplier. The amount of the LIHEAPheating benefit is determined by income,household size, fuel type, and heatingregion. This year, the medically necessarycooling assistance benefit is set at $200.

An eligible household that heats withnatural gas or electricity may have its ben-efits directly forwarded to its utility com-pany. Otherwise, in most cases eligiblehouseholds directly responsible to a fuelsupplier for payment of home heatingcosts receive a two-party check in thename of the applicant and the fuel suppli-er. Households whose heating costs areincluded in their rent receive a singleparty check made out to the eligible appli-cant. A household receiving medicallynecessary cooling benefits also receives asingle party check.

Renters who live in public subsidizedhousing with heating costs included in therent are not eligible to receive HEA or anyemergency assistance. The maximumamount of Emergency Assistance for natu-ral gas, electric, oil, propane and otherdeliverable fuels is a one-time assistanceof up to $450. The maximum amount ofEmergency Assistance to prevent discon-nection on non-heating electric accountscontinues to be up to $200.

Note the FFY 2015 LIHEAP applica-tion is also an application for theUniversal Service Fund Program (USF).You can apply for two benefit programs atthe same time. USF is a program createdby the State of New Jersey to help makenatural gas and electric bills more afford-able for low-income households. If youare eligible, USF can lower the amountyou pay for gas and electricity. To be eligi-ble, a household gross income must be ator below 175% of the Federal PovertyLevel, (please refer to income guidelinesat your local office listed below), and paymore than 3% of its annual income forelectric, or more than 3% for natural gas.If a household has electric heat, it mustspend more than 6% of its annual incomeon electricity to be eligible.

To apply for LIHEAP, USF, or Cooling

Assistance, please contact GatewayCommunity Action Partnership:

Office hours are as follows for walk-inapplicants: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday,Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. andWednesday from 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Cumberland County: 110 Cohansey St.,Bridgeton, NJ 08302, 856-451-6330.

Gloucester County: 901 N. Delaware St..Paulsboro, NJ 08066, 856-423-0040.

Salem County: 14 NewMarket St.,Salem, NJ 08079, 856-935-0944.

Gateway also has a new satellite officefor Vineland residents only located at theCumberland County One-Stop CareerCenter, 275 N. Delsea Drive. Phone num-ber is 856-696-5660 ext. 222. I

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Let Us Do YourHolidayCooking!

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Flutist Garrett To Play with Symphonic BandJenna Garrett, a Vineland resident, has qualified to

perform with the South Jersey Symphonic Band. Sheattends Pennsville Memorial High School as a memberof their music academy. Jenna is a senior flutist. Herflute teacher is Mrs. Beverly Pugh from Bridgeton.

Jenna was among 800 student musicians from allover South Jersey who auditioned for a seat in the band,sponsored by The South Jersey Band and OrchestraDirectors Association (SJBODA).

The band will perform together with the SymphonicBand when SJBODA holds its 69th annual concert onSunday, January 18 at 3 p.m. at Rowan University. SJBO-DA sponsors a Senior High Orchestra, Senior High WindEnsemble, Senior High Symphonic Band, Junior HighString Ensemble, two Junior High Bands, and twoElementary Honors Bands. The Association works in con-junction with the South Jersey Choral Directors Association. Region III of the organi-zation covers the largest geographical area of the three regions in New Jersey.Included are: Atlantic, Burlington, Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, Gloucester,Ocean and Salem counties.

SJBODA was founded in 1946. The group held its first concert in 1947 atPalmyra High School. Schools were invited to participate, and members were cho-sen on recommendation of the band directors. Nine high schools sent students.Those participating included Audubon, Burlington, Florence, Merchantville, MountHolly, Palmyra, Pemberton, Salem, and Woodbury.

OLMA Juniors Celebrate Ring MassOur Lady of Mercy

Academy juniorsreceived their classrings during a specialMass and ceremonyheld in the school’schapel. The rings wereblessed and each stu-dent received her ringfrom the school’s prin-cipal, Sister Grace.During the meditation,students placed photosof themselves withtheir OLMA sisters in ascrapbook next to a

paragraph they wrote about what OLMA Sisterhood means to them. After the Massstudents and their parents enjoyed refreshments in the cafeteria.

The junior class poses for a photo after receiving their rings. The junior class includes stu-dents from Atlantic, Camden, and Gloucester counties.

Students Meet aMeteorologist

Meteorologist Chris Sowers from6ABC's Action News visited D'IppolitoElementary School on December 2 tospeak with students about weather pat-terns, cloud formations and careers. Thechildren enjoyed his energetic and inter-active presentation.The Action News teamwas on site to document his visit andshare it on Action News at Five.

Sowers speaking to the D'Ippolito students

Students in Mrs. Megan Bernhardt's fifthgrade classroom pose for a photo withMeteorologist Chris Sowers from Action Newsduring his visit to D'Ippolito ElementarySchool.

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lowing week. Winners agree to permituse of their names and photos by SJFCUand/or The Grapevine.5. Entries can be mailed to South JerseyFederal Credit Union, Attn: PrizeweekPuzzle, PO Box 5429, Deptford, NJ08096, or dropped off 24 hours a day,7 days a week in the vestibule of SJFCU,106 W. Landis Avenue, Vineland. Mailedentries must be received by SJFCU nolater than 10 am on the Monday follow-ing the Wednesday publication of thePrizeweek Puzzle. Entries dropped off atthe SJFCU Vineland branch must bereceived no later than 8:30 am on theMonday following the Wednesday publi-cation of the Prizeweek Puzzle. SJFCUassumes no responsibility for late or lostentries.6. South Jersey Federal Credit Unionreserves the right to issue additionalinstructions in connection with thePrizeweek Puzzle. All such instructionsare to become part of the official rules.Visit www.SouthJerseyFCU.com for list ofadditional rules.

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Dr. Lipski received her bachelor’s in nursing from Towson State University and worked at Johns HopkinsHospital. She graduated in 1988 from the University of Maryland Dental School. Dr. Lipski completed hergeneral practice residency in 1988 from VA Medical Center in Philadelphia in 1989 and joined Dr. Rasnerthe same year. She is also licensed from the state of New Jersey to administer enteral sedation. This allowsher to treat even themost fearful patients. Dr. :Lipski has been amember of the ADA for over twenty years.1981–82 Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore, MD nursing assistant1982–86 Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore, MD, RN1989–present Bridgeton Dental Associates, Bridgeton, NJ1994–2004 Correctional Dental Association at various correctional facilities in Southern NJDr. Lipski believes in Dr. Rasner’s philosophy in dentistry speci7cally quality comprehensive dentistrywith attention to detail. Also with the assistance of sedation and nitrous oxide keeping the patientcomfortable and relaxed is a major priority.

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CUMBERLAND COUNTY COLLEGE’S PHITHETA KAPPA honor students played Santathis year by donating more than 150 chil-dren’s books to Big Brothers Big Sisters ofCumberland County. Each fall semester thestudents have collected and donated booksfor youngsters in the Big Brothers BigSisters program.

From left, Karina Calixto, Christina Hudak,Alexis Smith, Yolanda Colon and SarahGalzerano.

Cumberland County College’s Phi ThetaKappa honor students also continued theirannual tradition of lending a helping hand tothe Cumberland County SPCA and AnimalShelter. CCC's Phi Theta Kappa membersrecently donated pet food and supplies, andother items that they collected for the organi-zation prior to the holidays.

From left, Patricia Matias, Rachel Fullerton,Rachael Watson, Jeffrey Jones and ChelseaCharlesworth prepare to distribute the pet foodand supplies that were collected for donation tothe Cumberland County SPCA.

REAL TIME BIOLOGY LESSON—Recently,34 of Mike Monteleone's AP Biology stu-dents at Delsea Regional High Schooltraveled to Rowan's EIRC towatch a kid-ney transplant (sister to brother) througha video conferencewith a hospital innorthern New Jersey.

The students interacted with the surgeonsand operating room staff in real time dur-ing the procedure and had many samplesof the surgical tools / supplies in theroom with them at EIRC.

Two Honored at School Superintendent's MeetingD'Ippolito School Principal Gail Curcio and

Sgt. Tim McLaughlin, Juvenile Officer in theVineland Police Department, were honoredrecently at Dr. Mary Gruccio's Superintendent'sstaff meeting at the Reber AdministrationBuilding.Mrs. Curcio has worked in the district for 34

years. Her career has included serving as ateacher, supervisor of instruction, staff develop-ment facilitator and for the past nine years asprincipal—for one year at Leuchter Elementaryand the past eight at D'Ippolito.

Sgt. McLaughlin has been a police officer for31 years—five in the military and for 25 yearswith the Vineland Police Department. Duringthat time he was a juvenile officer for eightyears, working closely with Vineland PublicSchools staff.On behalf of district administrators and cen-

tral office, Dr. Gruccio wished both a happy andhealthy retirement and thanked them both fortheir years of service to the Vineland PublicSchools. Each was presented with a plaque atthe meeting.

Dr. Gruccio with Mrs. Curcio, top, and with Sgt. McLaughlin.

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Withthe holiday season wellunderway, the classicChristmas songs have beendusted off again to set the

proper Yuletide spirit. One such recording,Nat King Cole’s venerated rendition of “TheChristmas Song” never fails to conjure theimages and emotions associated with thistime of year. And this season, Vinelandersmay have a special affinity with this singerbased on a recent revelation.Cole’s rise to fame began with the for-

mation of his jazz trio, originally called theKing Cole Swingers, in the late 1930s. Overthe following decade, this group appearedon numerous radio shows. When Colebegan to display his vocal ability on varioustunes in the band’s mostly instrumentalsets, a legend was born. He enjoyed his firsthit in 1943 with an original composition,“Straighten Up and Fly Right,” and sealedhis status as a popular performer with thefirst of his four renditions of “TheChristmas Song” in 1946. All the while hecontinued to tour with his trio.According to Vineland resident and jazz

musicianWayne Quairoli, who earlier thisyear solved the mystery of where saxo-phonist John Coltrane performed inVineland in 1954, there was a story he wastold about Cole decades ago by Vinelandmusician Carmen Galzerano.“Carmen is walking home from school

one day and he hears that Nat King Cole isin town and that they’re playing in this littlebar that, at the time, was literally adjacentto the high school,” Quairoli said. “This waswhen Vineland High School was on LandisAvenue. It’s now Landis Junior High School.“This little tavern that was there, it was

like a little house. It was called Gross’sTavern. Carmen heard that Nat King Colewas in Vineland and that’s where he wassupposed to be playing that night. So, onhis way home from school, he walks intoGross’s Tavern and sticks his head in thedoor and there he is. The trio was in thererehearsing for the gig.”Quairoli points out that the exact year

Cole appeared in Vineland remains hazy,but the timeframe can be determined. “It

had to be between ’50 and ’53 when he sawNat King Cole rehearsing in there,” he said,adding that they were the years Galzeranoattended Vineland High School.It seems likely that the appearance

occurred early in Galzerano’s high schoolyears. According to Daniel Mark Epstein’sbiography of the singer,Nat King Cole, thetrio’s tours on the East Coast, all of whichincluded a stop in Philadelphia, took placeregularly in the late 1940s and at the startof the 1950s. And sources indicate thatCole’s growing popularity led to the dis-banding of the trio by 1953.Although the date of this historic occa-

sion can’t be determined, the history of thebuilding that housed Gross’s Tavern isknown. “It was this funky little house,”Quairoli recalled. “It looks like it could havebeen a one or two-bedroom house. It wassuch a tiny, little place, and they actually tookthe whole building up andmoved it to a newlocation. They took the whole building andtook it down toMill Road and they built afoundation for it down off of Landis andMill and it actually reopened as a bar there.It lasted like another 20 years at Mill Roadand Landis Avenue and then eventually, Iguess, it just fell apart, so now the lot’s empty.But the lot is still there. I can show you thelot where it used to be. It’s about 50 yardsoff of the intersection of Mill and Landis.”Quairoli isn’t certain if Galzerano

attended any of the performances by NatKing Cole’s trio in Vineland. His age at thetime would most likely have prevented it.Still, he had the opportunity to witness theband rehearsing, and he preserved the factthat Nat King Cole played in Vineland sev-eral years ahead of John Coltrane. AndQuairoli still has fond memories of themoment this information was shared withhim. “I can still remember when Carmentold me,” he said. “I was like, ‘Are you kid-ding me, man? Nat King Cole played atGross’s Tavern?’ ”I

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Youth Services Program (SBYSP), includedin the Resources Aligned for Teens (RAFT)at Vineland High School, participated inSouthwest Council's "Sticker Shock" eventrecently at Hummel's Wine and Liquor inBridgeton.Youth to Youth is led by RAFT Student

Support Counselor, Ray Adams. "StickerShock is a youth-led initiative to change adultattitudes about selling and providing alcoholto minors, especially now that the season forholiday parties and other celebrations ishere," said Brenda Smaniotto, RAFT director.

The program was intended to reach adults who may be tempted to buy alcoholfor young people under 21 who can't buy it legally themselves. Supervised youthfrom the Cumberland County Healthy Communities Coalition's Youth Network andVineland High School- RAFT- SBYSP placed green neon stickers on cases of beerand other alcoholic beverages for all to see that provide a strong reminder: "Keep itLegal!" For more about the program, call Smaniotto at 856-794-6800, ext. 2655Students apply the warning labels to cartons of beer.

Arizzi is Teacher of the Year at Delsea Middle SchoolDelsea Regional Middle School recently announced its 2015

Teacher of the Year—Mrs. Denise Arizzi.Mrs. Arizzi began teaching at Delsea the year the middle

school opened in 1989. She has spent the last 26 years teachingboth 7th and 8th grade and has taught Language Arts, SocialStudies, and Basic Skills.She earned her BA in Psychology and Early Childhood

Development from Rutgers University. Since the start of hercareer at Delsea, Denise has been actively involved in making it abetter place for all who work and learn there. She has dedicatedher personal time to hold office on the Delsea EducationAssociation, along with being a PLC Leader and a member of the

Faculty Council. Her motto is “Dream big, work hard, and nothing is out of reach!”She uses this mantra to encourage her students to pursue college and careers.Jill Bryfogle, the middle school principal, stated, “Mrs. Arizzi embodies the con-

cept of team player in everything she does. Teachers come to her for advice, ideas,and assistance and she does anything she can to help a colleague. She always has awarm smile for everyone as well. One can clearly see, Mrs. Arizzi loves coming in towork every day, and we love her right back.”Dr. Piera Gravenor, District Superintendent, added, “Denise Arizzi is the teacher

we would all wish for our children. She exemplifies the characteristics of a masterteacher; one who loves her students and her craft. Her commitment to her profes-sion is evident every single day and even after 25 years in the classroom, she entersthe building each day excited to make a difference in the lives of her ‘kids.’ We areso proud to have Mrs. Arizzi as part of our Delsea family.”

and has been inspected and been clearedto begin accepting new residents.At the dedication on December 15,

Michael P. Killeen, Board President, RuralDevelopment Corp., thanked all the volun-teers, organizations and staff who tireless-ly worked on the renovation. He said that“we are all part of a village” and it showsthat “every life matters.”He acknowledged the volunteers from

Redeemer Lutheran Church, including EdMorvay, project coordinator and WayneGrant, Representative of ThriventFinancial and Pastor Gary for their sup-port and dedication. They worked withChristopher Smaniotto, maintenance per-son for the shelter.The Thrivent Community at Redeemer

led by Morvay and Pastor Stiegler asked“how can we help?” The congregationgathered and prepared 125 welcome pack-ets with pillows and personal care itemsfor incoming clients. This fall they gath-ered men’s, women’s, and children’s cloth-ing for these clients.Morvay recognized the “Redeemer

Crew” whose names are listed on a plaquethat will be hung in a prominent place inthe shelter.Two crew members, Augusta Allen,

who prepared lunches for the crew andBob Penven were honored posthumouslyfor their dedication. The Day Room wasdedicated in their honor.Killeen also acknowledged the efforts

put forth in securing transit bus stop shel-ters for the clients. Today the clients areprotected from the elements as they awaitthe bus to take them to their appoint-ments or for shopping.More than $25,000 was raised by

Redeemer Lutheran Church throughgrants from the Thrivent Foundation,New Jersey Fund for Mission and privategrants.In addition, the ELCA, New Jersey

Synod, through its Mission ProjectsInitiative granted an $8,000 donation tohelp the shelter complete its renovations.

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TOP: Singing A Cappella are Front row:Spencer Wetherington of Bridgeton; Backrow, from left: Kyle Griffiths, of Deptford;J.P. Kolnik, of Sewell; Nick Scelso, ofBerlin; and Vince Dragone of Pitman.

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OUR LADY OF MERCY ACADEMYhosted their annual winter semi-for-mal at Adelphia’s in Deptford.Students in 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12thgrades attended. Students enjoyed adinner and dessert buffet and dancedthe night away.

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DECEMBER 26, 27, AND 28Wheaton Wide Open Weekend. WheatonArts,Glasstown Rd., Millville. Free admission is offered for allvisitors each day. The program is presented by PNCArts Alive, a multi-year, multi-million dollar initiative ofthe PNC Foundation, which receives its principal fund-ing from The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc. Thegoal of PNC Arts Alive is to help area residents gainaccess to the arts and to help arts organizations expand and engage audiences.This is an opportunity to visit the Museum of American Glass major exhibi-

tion, “NJ350: Through the Lens of Glass.” The exhibition pays homage to SouthJersey’s glass culture with our world renowned glass studio and comprehensivecollection of American glass, balancing traditional and contemporary, local andnational, and our origins with today’s audiences.The Gallery of Fine Craft’s exhibit and sale, “All Good Gifts Great and Small:

Handcrafted Holiday Gifts,” includes unique gift ideas such as metal ornaments,garden art, wooden instruments, clocks, and brightly colored ceramics. The GlassStudio presents three narrated shows at 11 a.m., 1:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. Theworld’s largest glass fruitcake, created at WheatonArts on November 28 byDeborah Czeresko, Skitch Mannion and their team of artists, is now on display inthe Studio. The Ceramics Studio is open from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. to 5p.m. In addition, “Paper Beads,” a hands-on experience for children and theirfamilies, will be offered each day of Wheaton Wide Open Weekend from 1 p.m. to3 p.m. in the classroom.The museum stores clearance sale begins December 22 and continues

through January 4, 2015. Select merchandise will be 20 to 70 percent off, exclud-ing consignment, candy and food items. No gift wrapping or boxes with ribbonwill be available for sale items. The stores are open seven days a week from 10a.m. to 5 p.m. Closed Christmas Day and New Year’s Day.WheatonArts is open Tuesday through Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., through

January 4, 2015. However, the Center will be open December 29. For more infor-mation about WheatonArts, call 1-800-998-4552 or 856-825-6800, or visit onlineat wheatonarts.org

Clockwise from left: Artist shapes an ornament in the WheatonArts Glass Studio,another creates a glass bowl, two glassworkers are using a mold to make handblownbottles at the T.C. Wheaton Company in Millville, NJ. c. 1909 (Photo by Lewis W. Hine),paper beads.

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DECEMBER 23 THROUGH 30Nightlife at Bennigan’s. 2196 W.Landis Ave., Vineland, 205-0010. KaraokeThursdays with Bob Morgan, 9 p.m.-close. Live music Fridays 9 p.m.-mid-night. All Sports Packages: Drink specialsseasonally for MLB Extra Innings, NBALeague Pass, NHL Center Ice, and NFLSunday Ticket. Call for RSVP and details.

Nightlife at MVP Sports. 408 WheatRd., Vineland. 856-697-9825. Food anddrink specials all week. Wed.: Pool tour-nament, cash prizes. Thurs.: DJ RealDeal. Fri. Ladies Night 9 p.m.

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Nightlife at The Centerton. Ten22,The Centerton Country Club & EventCenter, 1022 Almond Rd., Pittsgrove.Tues.: Trivia. Wed.: Country Night, $5.Every third Thurs.: Comedy Night, $5.Flashback Fridays with DJ Scott.Sat.: DJ Moose’s Top 40 Songs.

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Nightlife at The Cosmopolitan. 3513S. Delsea Dr., Vineland, 765-5977. Tues.:Karaoke with KAO Productionz featuringKerbie A. (9 p.m.–1 a.m.). Wed.: Salsa Night,Latin-inspired dance party. Thurs.: SinglesNight with DJ Slick Rick. Fri. and Sat.: top40 Dance Party with DJ Tony Morris.

EVERY THURSDAYJazz Duos. Annata Wine Bar, BellevueAve., Hammonton, 609-704-9797. Live Jazzfeaturing area's best jazz duos. 6:30 -9:30 p.m. No cover. RSVP recommended.

DECEMBER 25 THROUGH 28Nightlife at Old Oar House. Old OarHouse Irish Pub. 123 N. High St., Millville,293-1200. Wed.: Karaoke. Fri.: Main StreetBand 9 p.m. Sat.: Scott Seabock 9 p.m.

Nightlife at Ramada. Harry's Pub atRamada, W. Landis Ave. and Rt. 55,Vineland, 696-3800. Wed.: Ladies Night,1/2 price appetizers all night. Happy HourMon.-Sat, 4-6 p.m. $1 off alcoholic drinks.Wed.–Sat., live entertainment.

Nightlife at Bojo’s Ale House. 222 N.High St., Millville, 327-8011. Tues.: BikeNight with live entertainment. Wed.:Nick@Nite Open Mic 7 p.m. Fri.: Livemusic 9 p.m. Daily drink and food specials.

EVERY SATURDAYBack in the Day Dance Party. VillaFazzolari, 821 Harding Hwy. (Rt. 40), Buena.856-697-7101. 7 p.m.–midnight. Five hoursnonstop dance music from 1970s and ’80s.

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26Dan Godbey. Bogart’s Bookstore. 210 N.High St., Millville. Free. Live music 7–9 p.m.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 27Charles Toldt and Friends. Bogart’sBookstore. 210 N. High St., Millville. Free.Live music. 2–4 p.m.

Toby Love. Landis Theater, 830 E.Landis Ave., Vineland. 7 p.m. $30. 856-362-4396. brownpapertickets.comAfter Party Hosted by Lejuan James.Mori’s, 830 E. Landis Ave., Vineland.@10 p.m. Live music by Grupo Hipnosis.Music by DJ Lito & DJ Ezzie E. $10.856-362-4396. brownpapertickets.com

SATURDAY, JANUARY 3Down Jersey “On Stage”: HomeCookin’. Luciano Theatre, FrankGuaracini, Jr. Fine and Performing ArtsCenter, Sherman Ave. and College Dr.,Vineland. 7:30 p.m. The stage transforms

into Cumberland County’s only “ListeningRoom.” For this intimate concert, audi-ence members will be seated on the stagewith the musicians. Described as “one ofSouth Jersey’s hardest working bluegrassbands,” Home Cookin’ performs an old-time traditional sound with Linda Rouseon vocals and guitar, Bill Salmons onbass, and Joe Merlino on Dobro resophon-ic guitar. They will be joined by the WoodWitch, Kat Francis, who will display herpottery and woodwork. Tickets are $7 forall ages. Call the Cumberland CountyCollege Box Office at 856-692-8499 formore information and to reserve tickets.Box Office hours are: 10 a.m.-2 p.m.Tuesday, Thursday and Friday; 4 p.m.-7p.m. Wednesday. Tickets may also beordered online at www.click4tix.com/gpac

MONDAY, JANUARY 12Free Music Lecture. Vineland PublicLibrary, 1058 E. Landis Ave., Vineland.6–7:30 p.m. Paul Somers, Director ofAdult Education for the Bay-AtlanticSymphony, will present a lecture titled“The Russian ‘Mighty Handful’.” Free pro-gram sponsored by the Friends of theVineland Public Library. Registration is notrequired. Walk-ins are welcome!

SATURDAY, JANUARY 17Danny Gokey, American Idol Finalist.40 W. Landis Ave., (the old DeMarcoTheater) Vineland. 7 p.m. His first andonly appearance in the area before histour. Tickets $20. Meet & Greet $30.Tickets available online. www.higher-placeministries.org

JANUARY 1 THROUGH 31Seasons in Watercolor and Acrylics byartist Anne Reid. Vineland Public Library,1058 E. Landis Ave., Vineland. The exhibitincludes original watercolor and acrylicpaintings and most of the art is availablefor purchase. Reid, a graduate of DrexelUniversity and a retired Home Economicsteacher, enjoys painting in watercolor andacrylics, doing pencil drawings and photog-raphy. She finds each medium is differentand has its own quality and method. She uses pho-tography as both reference material for her paint-ings and as finished artwork.Reid has studied painting with Alex Alampi, Tony

Parisi, Bobbie Berg, Marie Natale, Charles Reid, MelStabin and Michele Byrne. Her paintings, drawings,and photographs are exhibited regularly at manySouth Jersey Shows and she has won numerousawards for her work. She gives private lessons inboth watercolor and acrylic painting.Reid is a founding member of Salem County Art

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THROUGH DECEMBER 26Holiday Shoppe. Gallery 50, Inc., 50E. Commerce St., Bridgeton. Morethan 70 artists and crafters. Windowshow: John Wernega’s “Mummers onParade. Extended hours: Mon.–Fri. 11a.m–5:30 p.m.. Sat. and Sun. 11a.m–4 p.m. 856-575-0090.PHOTO: RACHEL COBB

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HAPPENINGSWEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 24A Night of Remembrance. EvangelAssembly of God, 1100 Rte. 50, MaysLanding. 9 p.m. A special Christmas EveCandle Light service for grieving familiesand children to remember their lovedones with a Rose on the Christmas tree.Refreshments after. 609-625-2241.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 25Free Community Christmas Brunch.Bethany Grace Community Church, 31 N.Pearl St. Bridgeton. 9:30–11:30 a.m.Volunteers from the community are wel-come to come and serve. For more infor-mation and to sign-up, call 1-855-818-3810or visit www.bethanyinbridgeton.com.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 27Community Hymn Sing. Parvin Farms,712 Alvine Rd., Pittsgrove (betweenGarden and Almond roads). 6–8 p.m., Thefamily of Parvin Farms will host the sec-ond annual interdenominational, commu-nity hymn sing. All-ages, family-friendly,free event to celebrate the joy of theChristmas season.

3rd Annual Autism Christmas Party.2554 E Chestnut Ave. Vineland (ChestnutAssembly of God 2nd Floor). 5 p.m. SOLAutism Team invites the community to afree event for all families of children/youthwith special needs. SOL Autism Team isan open bilingual group for Families ofchildren/youth diagnosed with autism andrelated disorders. Team Meetings are thefirst Tuesday of each month at Assemblyof God, Room 7, from 6–7:30 p.m. 856-882-892 or www.facebook.com/solautismo

DECEMBER 27, ANDJANUARY 3, 4, 10, 11, 17, 18Patcong Valley Model Railroad ClubOpen House. 1308 Harding Hwy. (Rt. 40),Richland. 10 a.m–4 p.m. Bring the kidsand a step stool for the little ones. Dailydoor prize for kids, grand prize drawingJan. 18 will be a Lionel 0 gauge PolarExpress train set. No admission fee, dona-tions accepted. www.patcongvalley. com

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 28Millville Historical Society HolidayOpen House. Mansion House Museum,821 Columbia Ave., Millville. 1–4 p.m. Thehistoric structure has been decorated; aVictorian Christmas tree with Twelfth Nightornaments will be on display. Visitors willalso see newly acquired collections of localhistorical interest. Musical entertainmentwill be provided in the front parlor andrefreshments will be served in the colonialkitchen. The Mansion House Museumshowcases the history of various industriesthat employed the people of Millville.Victorian in style, it also serves as a meet-

ing place for groups. The Mansion Houseis listed on the Cumberland CountyRegister of Historic Structures and Sites,and the State and National Registers.David Cooper Wood, founder of theMillville Furnace, built the Mansion House.His brother Richard built Union Lake dam.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30Children’s Christmas Movie. MillvillePublic Library, 210 Buck St., Millville. 1p.m. Disney’s Santa Paws 2, a soon to beholiday classic that’s perfect for thewholefamily! Looking for something to do dur-ing school vacation? Refreshments willbe served. Snacks and bottled water arepermitted. 856-825-7087, ext. 12. Walk-insare always welcome.

DECEMBER 30,JANUARY 13 AND 27Job Search Assistance. VinelandPublic Library, 1058 E. Landis Ave.,Vineland. 9:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m. HispanicFamily Center of Southern New Jersey,Inc. offers this service. Are you looking fora job? Do you need help writing a resumeand filling out applications? Could yourinterview skills be improved? Bilingual jobcoach Alex Pagan, from the HispanicFamily Center of Southern New Jersey,Inc., will be on hand to answer your ques-tions and offer his assistance in thelibrary’s computer lab, located on the firstfloor. Walk-ins welcome, appointmentsalso available. 856-964-4692.

TUESDAY, JANUARY 6Affordable Care Act EnrollmentAssistance. Vineland Public Library,1058 E. Landis Ave., Vineland. 9:30a.m.–4 p.m. CompleteCare HealthNetwork staff to help complete enrollmentin the Affordable Care Act or New Jersey’sMedicaid program NJFamilyCare. In 2013,CompleteCare received a grant from theHealth Resources and ServicesAdministration to hire staff members whohave the sole duty of helping consumers,both CompleteCare patients and non-CompleteCare patients apply for coverage.Since the start of the program staff mem-bers have enrolled thousands of local resi- dents in some type of health insurance

coverage. On the 6th, library patrons willbe given the opportunity to meet with oneof CompleteCare’s specially-trained staff.Assistors can help answer questions aboutthe programs available, as well as helpcomplete applications for enrollment inmultiple New Jersey health plans. Twotypes of application help will be available:Medicaid/NJFamilyCare and The HealthInsurance Marketplace. For more informa-tion, call 609-805-7017 or visitwww.CompleteCareNJ.org/ACA.

SUNDAY, JANUARY 11All-You-Can-Eat Breakfast. VinelandFire Dept. Co. #5, Panther Road Hall,

Panther Rd. and Genoa Ave., Vineland. 7a.m.–12 noon. Adults $8, kids under 10$4. takeout available. 856-466-0861.

TUESDAY, JANUARY 13Free College Financial Aid Night.VHS South Auditorium, E. Chestnut Ave.,Vineland. The VHS Guidance Departmentwill be hosting thei event for all VHS stu-dents and their parents. A representativefrom the Higher Education StudentAssistance Authority (HESSA) will walkstudents and their families through theentire financial aid process, as well asanswering specific and general ques-tions. 794-6800, ext. 2562 or via email -bbergamo@vineland.org.{

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Saving Lives-Building Homes: The Habitat SuperheroesThe exhibition Saving Lives-Building Homes: The Habitat Superheroes is sched-

uled to be on display at Vineland Public Library, 1058 E. Landis Avenue, January5–31, 2015. This display is a celebration of all the imaginative superhero drawingsand designs that Habitat for Humanity received from the youth within CumberlandCounty. Habitat for Humanity helps families in need every four minutes, thanks tostrong and devoted heroes; this exhibition is in celebration of them.

Habitat for Humanity is a non-profit Christian-based ministry dedicated to the eradi-cation of low-income housing both nationally and globally. While the organization hashad the opportunity to work with waves of volunteers from all southern New Jerseyregions and of varying ages, often times the children of Cumberland County, due to lia-bility conflicts, feel that they cannot contribute to Habitat’s work within the community.

The search for Habitat’s superhero was a contest crafted for this specific demo-graphic—children under the age of 14, as a community building activity. The Habitatsuperhero had to embody the ideals of Habitat for Humanity- a vigilante with sharppower tools and apathy for the lack of housing within his or her community.

Out of many submissions from Anthony Rossi Intermediate School, The Boys andGirls Club of Vineland, the Vineland Public Library, and the Girl Scout Troop #52447,Cumberland County Habitat for Humanity selected two superheroes to be their mas-cot on future ads and paraphernalia. All students who submitted a cartoon or draw-ing were inducted into Cumberland County Habitat for Humanity’s young heroleague for saving their community by showing creative power in their design andvolunteering their time and efforts to bringing awareness to a global housing short-age in need of a hero—their hero.

The two winning designs were: Mr. Handiman by Francis Virtucio from RossiIntermediate School and Captain Constructor by Dominick Forgen from Bishop ShadRegional School.

Art Classes atThe Barn StudioRegister now for Winter 2015 ArtClasses for Children, Teens & AdultsArt Instructors include:• Pat Witt • Nancy Witt Mulick• Ruth Formica • Kara Rehm• Bill Ternay • Matthew DanielsClasses run January 7 — March 14Spring 2015 Classes run March 18 —June 6Complete schedule online atBarnStudio.org or call 856-825-5028

January Computer Classes at Millville Public LibraryMouse and Keyboard Classes: Recommended for Beginners.Monday, January 5, 2015, 1:00pm to 4:00pm

Resume/Cover Letter: Create or Revise your resume and write a cover letter.Monday, January 12, 2015Monday, January 26, 2015

Microsoft Classes: Recommended for EveryoneWindows: This is the foundation class for the use of any PC with Windows 7.Wednesday, January 7, 2015

WORD: A class covering the basic elements of MS Word 2010.Wednesday, January 14, 2015

INTERNET: Training in the basic usage of the Internet.Tuesday, January 20, 2015

EMAIL: A class on the proper usage of web-based email and email etiquette.Tuesday, January 27, 2015

All classes are 1 to 4 p.m. Register with the Reference Desk at the MillvillePublic Library, 210 Buck Street, Millville, Telephone: 856-825-7087, ext. 12.(Students may bring water and a snack for the break time.)

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