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Sweet Judy at The Levoy

Judy Collins lights up the Levoy with holiday numbers and fan favorites on
Friday, December 18. { BY JEFF SCHWACHTER }
12 Days of
Christmas
Judy Collins will sing fan favoritesas well as tunes from her latest
albumat the Levoy on December 18.
PHOTO BY SHERVIN LAINEZ
udy Collins, who, at 76, still performs more than

100 shows a year across the globe, is relaxed and
casual on a recent Friday morning in December
speaking by phone from her New York home.
The singer and American treasurewho has helped
propel such singer-songwriters to mainstream audiences
as Bob Dylan, Leonard Cohen, Joni Mitchell, Randy
Newman (and more recently Bhi Bhiman and Ari Hest)
has a performance at the Metropolitan Opera of New
York in just hours, one of a slew of dates she has scheduled throughout the month and into 2016, but shes calm
as a kitten and gracious enough to take time for an interview with The Grapevine.
Collins has not only had an extraordinary career
spanning six decades and more than 50 albumsbut a
milestone year as well.
Her latest album, Strangers Again, was released this past
September on her Wildflower imprint and is a nod to one
of her most popular albums, 1967s Wildflowers, which
peaked at No. 5 on the Billboard Album chart and features
DAY 8: Sunday, December 20The Nutcracker
ith Christmas Day rapidly approaching and so many great holiday events
going on leading up to Christmas,
The Grapevine presents our 12 Days of
Christmas, a lineup of things to do and places
to go, beginning Sunday, December 13.
In planning your outings for this weekend,
also check Community Calendar on page 24
and Arts/Entertainment on page 22.
(Continued on page 20
Hanukkah Events
Jewish Federation of
Cumberland, Gloucester &
Salem Counties is sponsoring
a series of events to celebrate
the Festival of Lights.
Havdalah and Hanukkah
Menorah LightingSaturday,
December 12, 6:30 p.m.,
Historic Garton Road Shul,
612 Garton Rd., near Deerfield

Township.
Community Hanukkah
CelebrationSunday,
December 13, 5 p.m., Beth
Israel Congregation, 1015 E.
Park Ave., Vineland. Live
music and a deli dinner. $8.
To RSVP and for more
information, call 856-6964445.
(Continued on page 26)
Photo from WheatonArts Hanukkah

Celebration on December 6.
ECRWSS
Local
Residential Customer
Hattie Marie Cavaliero, 93, of Vineland

passed away on November 24, in
Millville. Hattie is survived by her three
childrenThomas Cavaliero and wife
Judy of Maumee, OH, Mark Cavaliero
and wife Kathy of Vineland, and Susan
Falletta of Brooklyn, NY as well as her
grandchildrenThomas Cavaliero Jr.
(Heather), Robert Cavaliero (Kate),
Christopher Cavaliero (Lauren), Megan
Metz (Jon), Francesca Falletta (Alex),
and Anthony Falletta, her great-grandchildren; Gunner Cavaliero, Alex
Cavaliero, Lucas Metz, and Lacey
Cavaliero, her brothers Jack
Shrewsberry, Richard Shrewsberry, Ray
Wise, and her sisters Margarite and
Juanita. She is predeceased by her
husband Frank Cavaliero, and her sisters Violet Everage, Goldie Peraset, and
Clara Ratliff.
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Michele Mickie C. (Santagata)

Watson, 67, of Minotola, passed away
on November 27. Mickie lived in
Landisville for most of her life. She
was a graduate of Vineland High
School, Class of 1966 and also attended Atlantic Community College. She
worked for National Freight for five
years in the 1970s and also worked at
Notre Dame Regional School where
she later volunteered. She was lovingly
known as and called Aunt Mickie.
Mickie was a member of Our Lady Of
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Louise (Biscoglio) Brown, 76, of

Vineland, went home to be with the
Lord on November 28, surrounded by
her family and friends. Louise was
born in New York City and moved to
Vineland as a child where she attended Vineland Public Schools. Louise
was employed as a manager of the
Wawa Food market in Franklinville, NJ
for almost 17 years before retiring.
After retirement, she returned to Wawa
as the morning coffee hostess at several local stores in Vineland and
Malaga. She enjoyed talking with her
customers and made many lifelong
friends during her time at Wawa. One
of her greatest joys was hosting sleepovers for her beloved
grandchildren.She is survived by her
son and daughter-in-law Steven and
Paula Brown; daughter and son-in-law
Stephanie and Fred Burns; grandchildren Kylie, Brayden and Ryan; nieces
Kelly, Lori and Denise, nephew
Michael; sister-in-law Beth Biscoglio.
Louise was predeceased by her husband Robert Bob Brown; parents
Sophie and Louis Biscoglio; sisters
Ann and Sophie; and brothers Mike,
Nicky and Richard.
Roger C. Naughton, Jr., 70, of
Vineland, died on November 30, at
Eagleview Nursing Center. Roger was
retired from Wheaton Glass Co., serving as a manager in the Tubing
Department. Roger is survived by a
sister Linda Naughton of Florida and
cousin Jim Naughton of Vineland.
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I Does and Donts

{ BY PAUL J. DOE, FORMER EDITOR, CUMBERLAND NEWS }
Net Surfing
Heres why our columnist loves the Internet.
Paul Doe can be reached via e-mail at

paul@grapevinenewspaper.com.
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Heres the thing, though. Im perfectly

willing to accept all the Internet had to say
about the birds, because, hey, whos going to
complain? The bluejays, probably.
Im not quite sure Im ready to accept the
Internets information about Asian digestive
tracts, though. Sadly, I dont have any Asian
friends I know well enough to ask about
their digestive systems.
And, Im not sure I would if I could.
But, it was interesting to think about.
Something else much more serious Im
thinking about are all these seemingly random acts of multiple murders.
Its restarted the whole gun control debate.
Personally, I dont own a gun and never
did. I grew up in the city, so hunting was
never even considered as a pastime. Twice,
growing up, I was face to face with the gun
culture but those are stories for another time.
It just seems to me thatgiven the prevalence of gun violence and its random
natureits only fair that citizens be allowed
to carry some form of protection.
It is, after all, one of our constitutionally
protected rights.
I know and have heard all the talk about
how much less gun violence there is in countries such as England (where even the police
dont carry guns) and closer to home, Canada.
You cant blame food for the fact that
obesity is about to become our nations No. 1
health problem. You cant blame cars
because people keep having accidents.
So, it just seems to follow naturally that
you cant blame guns for the increase in
multiple murders.
The national association of police chiefs
is on record as supporting an easing of the
gun controls so people can protect themselves. Think about that: The top professionals whose job it is to protect and serve admit
that they cant do the job.
Other security professionals are now
telling people caught in these random murder
situations to fight backgrab anything,
throw anything, just attack, attack, attack.
Sadly, the only thing most people carry
these days are credit cards, a little cash and
cell phones.
You cant really throw a credit card; the
government has been throwing cash at problems for years and you know how thats working out. And most people are not going to
throw their phones away no matter what. I
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our home and an unintended
(when it rains a lot) duck
pond in the middle of the
farm road that connects that property with
ours. The cat and I spend a part of almost
every day watching the cloud of starlings
that visit that property and ours.
Its a fascinating sight to watch hundreds
of these tiny birds take off and maneuver their
way across the sky as if they were all attached.
Over the last few weeks Ive traveled to
Delaware on a number of occasions and
each time I have been amazed to see that
same cloud of birds multiplied a hundredfold along Route 40 on that stretch just
before you get to Woodstown.
Thousands upon thousands of starlings
rising up as one and twisting and turning in
a choreographed dance across the sky.
The second time I actually pulled off the
road to watch because the cloud was so
large it almost blocked the sun.
The next day I googled cloud of birds
and discovered that:
The birds are, in fact, starlings, something Id suspected but didnt know for sure.
Its a phenomenon that is more prevalent in Europe where clouds of starlings can
contain hundreds of thousands of birds.
Starlings are not native to America, but
were brought here by the English for some
unknown reason (probably because they
missed watching the clouds of birds).
There is an actual word (murmuration)
for the bird-cloud phenemenon.
The birds (birdbrains or not) do it for
safety when they sense a predator (hawk,
falcon, fox, etc.) nearby because of the safety in numbers factor.
Boy, you gotta love the Internet for information like that.
But, I was just getting started.
I had also been wondering for some time
about why there is no famous Chinese or
Japanese cheese. Think about it: Most
European countries have a particular cheese
(or cheeses) that is easily associated with it.
The Greeks have feta. The Brits and Irish
have cheddar. The French have Brie.
Germany has Limburger. Holland has
Gouda. Even here in America, we have (not
too imaginatively named) American.
So I googled Asian cheese.
The reason there are no Pacific Rim
cheeses, according to the Internet sources I
found, is that 90 percent of the indigenous
population is lactose intolerant. Who knew?
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TenBrook Named First-Team All-America

LANCASTER, Pa.
Franklin & Marshall's
Chase TenBrook was
named to the 2015
National Soccer
Coaches Association of
America (NSCAA)
NCAA Division III
All-America Team.
The honor marks the
10th time a member of
the Franklin & Marshall
College mens soccer
program has earned
All-America accolades
and the third straight
year an F&M Diplomat
was recognized.
TenBrook (Millville/Saint Augustine Preparatory School) made the list for the
first time in his career after also being named to the All-Centennial Conference
(CC) First Team. The senior forward led the squad and was third in the conference with 26 points, second with 12 goals and second with 68 shots. TenBrook
tallied four game-winning markers and registered a point in 13 games. He rode a
five-goal scoring streak from Oct. 7-24.
He capped his career in Lancaster with 66 points and 28 goals, both good for
the seventh most in program history.
The Diplomats advanced to their third straight NCAA Sweet 16, falling to No. 1
Calvin by a narrow 1-0 score on Nov. 20. The F&M Diplomats reached the
nation's No. 1 ranking for the first time in school history and started the season
off with 14 consecutive wins. F&M produced the greatest offensive season in the
history of the program after recording the most goals (48), assists (36) and
points (132), while tying the record for wins with a 17-4 overall mark.
All-American Car Raffle

Winner Chooses Cycles
Donna Bennett, president/CEO of
Big Brothers Big Sisters of
Cumberland & Salem Counties, has
announced the winner of the All
American Car RaffleJohn Wilhelm of
Vineland.
After much deliberation, Wilhelm
chose the motorcycles supplied by
Atlantic County Harley in Galloway.
The staff and board of directors of
Big Brothers Big Sisters of
Cumberland & Salem Counties would
like to thank everyone who participated in the annual event. The organization would also like to thank the following sponsors: Falasca Mechanical,
Novick Auto Mall, and Paul Perino Jr.,
MSFA, CFP, CRPC, APMA.
For more on Big Brothers Big
Sisters, call 856-692-0916 or visit our
website www.southjerseybigs.org.
Donna Bennett, President/CEO; John
Wilhelm; and Ben Petrovic, President of
Atlantic County Harley in Galloway, NJ.
Health Fair at Womans Club

Linda Green, hostess, and Lisa Galati,
Community Liaison for Visiting Angels, coordinated a successful Health Fair recently at the
Millville Womans Club. Presentations were
given on various health topics such as advanced
directives, fall hazards and diabetes. After the
presentations a delicious luncheon provided by
the various organizations represented was
enjoyed by all. Leading a Zumba Gold class is
Katie Nelson from Inspira Fitness Connection at
the Millville Womans Club Health Fair. Dancing
along with her are members: Claudia Rempfer,
Louise Jones and Sharon Mosley.
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Applications for New High
School Due Soon
Cumberland Countys eighth grade students interested in applying to the
Cumberland County Technical Education
Centers (CCTEC) new high school, opening in September 2016, are encouraged to
attend the last information session, being
held Saturday, December 12, at
Cumberland County Colleges Luciano
Conference Center.
The schools career and technical education programs are open to all residents of
the county enrolled as eighth graders for
the 2015/2016 school year. The new
Cumberland County Technical Education
Center high school will open with 225
freshmen students each year beginning
next year until 2019 when the total student
population of 900 will be realized.
The information sessions were designed
to provide interested applicants facts and
directions for applying to the new full-time
public high school where interested students will be able to enroll in college-level
courses and/or pursue workforce-ready
programs. Students applying to CCTECs
new high school must submit their applications by December 18. To register or learn
more about this newest high school option,
visit www.cctecnj.org or call 856-451-9000,
ext. 224
School graduate. In conjunction with other

donations throughout the year, the
fundraiser helps obtain enough money to
present the scholarship again this year.
The Sharon Parsons Bortle Scholarship
was established after the death of Bortle, a
fourth grade teacher at Durand who tragically lost her life in an act of domestic violence. Among other things, this student is
required to be pursuing a career in education or journalism, two of Bortles's greatest
interests. The winner is selected from a list
of applicants provided by the Vineland High
School guidance department. The scholarship fund also lends support to other organizations that promote awareness of domestic violence and helps victims of abuse.
Celebrate the Holidays

Alcohol-Free!
Stop by Lincoln and Landis ShopRite
Pharmacy Department for a Free Mocktail
Tasting and Recipe Giveaway on Saturday,
December 12, from 1 to 3 p.m. The
Cumberland County Healthy Communities
Coalitions Youth Network and the Lincoln
and Landis ShopRite Pharmacy
Department are teaming up to promote
alcohol-free alternatives at social events.
Youth Network members will serve nonalcoholic drinks and distribute recipes for
non-alcoholic mocktails and mocktinis that
you can make at your next party.
Serving alcohol-free drinks provides festive options for those who cannot drink
alcohol and helps to prevent underage

drinking and drunk driving.
See pharmacists Joe or Alan for all the
details or call 859-691-7722.
Year-End Tax Deductions

Your donation of a car, boat, yacht, RV,
truck, motorhome, property or heavy
equipment will help The Boys & Girls Club
of Vineland. (Check with your tax consultant before claiming any deduction.) The
net proceeds from the sale of your property
will help The Boys & Girls Club. Call 866244-8464 to see if your property donation
will benefit the charity. Pickup of qualified
donations is free to donors nationwide.
More News in Brief on next page
Clothing Drive at Family Medical

Family Medical Equipment, 882 S.
Delsea Drive, Vineland, is hosting a clothing drive from now until December 23,
with all items being donated to the
Salvation Army on Chestnut. Get 15 percent
off retail items by donating gently used
clothing.
Durand Elementary School

Raises Scholarship Funds
47th Annual
Christmas in Greenwich
Holiday House Tour
Sunday, December 13, 2015
Noon5:00 p.m.
Admission $15
(Children under 12 Free)

Tickets available on the day of the event
at the Doctors Office on the grounds of
the Gibbon House (960 Ye Greate Street)
and at the Morris Goodwin School
(839 Ye Greate Street), Greenwich.
For info, call 856-455-8580
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Durand Elementary School hosted a

wine tasting event in November at Bellview
Winery to raise money for the Sharon
Parsons Bortle Scholarship, which awards a
$1000 scholarship to a Vineland High
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Holiday Gift-Wrapping by
Hadassah at Mall
Have your holiday gifts wrapped by volunteers of Hadassah in the Cumberland
Mall, 3849 S. Delsea Dr., Vineland, from
December 10 through December 24.
Gift-wrapping will take place at the
Hadassah kiosk, located next to the
entrance to the former J. C. Penneys in the
mall. Gifts will be wrapped beautifully for a
minimal charge. Gift boxes, wrapping paper,
and ribbons will be provided. All profits will
go to medical and clinical research.
Hadassah is a non-profit international
organization dedicated to advancing health,

medical research, health education, social
action, volunteerism, and education. For
more information, call the Bat Ami Chapter
of Hadassah at 609-247-6875.
Winners of the SNJ Today

Millville Christmas Parade
Announced
The SNJ Today Millville Christmas
Parade announces the winners of the
parades first float competition
First place: Louis Barbers Santas
Express.
Second place: Millville Soccer
Association
Third place: Servpro of Cape May and
Cumberland Counties
The winners will receive a one-of-akind glass trophy created by the artists of
WheatonArts in Millville. Winners will also
receive credits to advertise with SNJ
Today.
First place is awarded $1,000 in advertising credit with SNJ Today, second place
is awarded $750, and third place is awarded
$250. These awards will be presented to
the winners by the Greater Millville
Chamber of Commerce at its luncheon on
Wednesday, December 9th at the New
Jersey Motorsports Park.
If you missed the parade live, stream the
full coverage by visiting
www.SNJToday.com/MillvilleParadeLive.
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On the Passing of Christine

Schneider
The Vineland Public Library lost
one our most ardent supporters
with the recent passing of Christine
Schneider. She served as president
of the Librarys Board of Trustees
until the day of her passing when
the Board transitioned into its new
slate of leadership recently. Fellow
trustees shared words of appreciation for Christine, having given so
much of herself to the Library. It
wouldnt be until later that evening
that we would learn of her passing.
In fact, it was only the month
before that she had presided at her
last meeting in October despite
experiencing obvious difficulties
from her recent turn in health.
Christine was one of those rare
individuals to whom service came
naturally. She had retired from a
long and remarkable career as an
educator. Never content to rest
upon her laurels, Christine continued to give freely of her time and
substantial experience for the benefit of the many individuals who rely
upon the Library daily.
Those of us continuing our service as the Board of Trustees of the
Vineland Public Library will sorely
miss her experience and wisdom as
we try to move forward in her
absence. Thank you, Christine, for
your 11 years of service and caring.
You will be missed.
On behalf of the entire Board of
Trustees,
With gratitude and sincerity,
Victor Druziako
Clayville Project Achieves

Final Milestone
Vinelands Clayville project, currently
the largest capital improvement project in
its history, has now been declared by the
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Maryland
Independent System Operator (PJM-ISO)
suitable for commercial operation.
Vineland Municipal Electric Utility's
(VMEU's) Clayville project is a 60megawatt (MW) simple cycle gas fired generation facility. The addition of this new
unit now makes Vineland self-sufficient,
meaning VMEU owns enough generating
capacity to serve all customer loads even on
the hottest of summer days. The new unit
will also help minimize costs for supporting the PJM transmission grid and protect
VMEU customers from high electricity
costs during peak demand.
The unit completed its first fire several
weeks ago and is now at the end of its commissioning phase and ready for commercial
operation. This phase of the project was a
turning point which ensured all components of the new unit were in place and
operating as intended.
VMEU has been generating power to

serve its customers since 1899. As a longstanding commitment to self-reliance,
VMEU began planning for additional electric generation prior to the completion of
its first unit (Down 11) in June of 2012.
VMEUs core value is to keep the Electric
Utility city owned, thereby maintaining the
utility jobs and economic stimulus provided by the utility to the community.
Greater Bridgeton Legends

Sets 2016 Event
who relocated to Seabrook following a U.S.

Supreme Court ruling that any conceitedly
loyal American should not be detained
without reason.
The 2016 funding recipients include
Bridgeton Police Athletic League and Baby
Love, a program offered by CompleteCare
Health Network that supports healthy
moms and babies.
For more details, call 856-391-1130.
Open Applications for

Firefighters Grants Program
The open period to apply for federal
funding under the Department of
Homeland Securitys Assistance to
Firefighters Grants Program (AFGP) will
run through Friday, January 15, 2016 with

awards being announced in Spring 2016.
AFGP competitive funding is used by
the nations fire and rescue departments to
increase the effectiveness of firefighting
and emergency response operations and to
improve personnel health and safety programs. The Fiscal Year 2015 program will
distribute $306 million to first responder
organizations across the country and anticipates awarding 2,500 grants.
Since the program began in 2001, more
than 120 of New Jerseys 2nd
Congressional District fire and emergency
organizations have received $25 million
under AFGP. Grant guidance is available at
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15th Annual Soul of the Season Holiday Event!

Millville Glasstown Arts District
Saturday, Dec. 1 2 t h 6 9 p m
featuring
Horse & Carriage Rides
$5 adults, $1 children Carriage stops at

High and Sassafras Streets, and
the Village on High
On the Glasstown P laza
Live performances including the Off Broad Street

Players Holiday Chorus
At the V illage on High

St. Pauls Choir Santas Cottage Shopping Village
High Street in the Glasstown Arts District
Businesses Open for Holiday Shopping Live Music

Light Refreshments Restaurants & Eateries
Free Trolley Transportation
2nd Annual Sole of

the Season
Santa Fun Run/Walk
1 mile on the River Walk
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The Greater Bridgeton Legends planning committee has announced that the
2016 Bridgeton Legends event will be held
Saturday, March 12, starting at 6 p.m at
the Centerton Country Club. Greater
Bridgeton Legends is an annual dinner and
entertainment benefit that celebrates
notable Bridgeton residents and their significant contributions to our community.
This combined service club-sponsored
project began as part of an annual Karaoke
event in 2010 and came to be staged as a
separate benefit honoring Bridgeton
heroes. Each year the volunteer Greater
Bridgeton Legends committee elects one or
more honorees as Bridgeton Legends. The
committee also selects local Bridgeton
charities to benefit from that years event
proceeds.
Over the past five years Greater
Bridgeton Legends, through sponsorships,
ticket sales and raffles, has raised approximately $150,000 contributed in equal
awards to two annually selected Bridgeton
non-profit services. Recipients have included Bridgeton Police Athletic League,
Bridgeton Mainstreet, the Alden Field
Concession Stand, and The South Jersey
Sports Museum.
The 2016 Bridgeton Legends are
Gwendolyn Gould and John Fuyuume, pictured, two people who have dedicated
accomplished lives of public and church
service to the advancement of Bridgeton.
Gwen Gould,
wife of celebrated Negro
League
Baseball star
Harold Gould,
began as a
young volunteer serving
migrant farmworker children. She became

Director of the local Head Start Program,
then an activist in the NAACP, National
Congress of Christians and Jews and other
local equal rights campaigns.
John Fuyuume is co-founder and
trustee emeritus of the Seabrook
Educational and Cultural Center(SECC),
whose mission statement is: ....to preserve
and make known the unique history of
Seabrook in Upper Deerfield Township
Cumberland County, New Jersey as a place
where peoples of different races and cultural heritage are given the opportunity for
a new start in life... The museum and
research center is also focused on the lives
of Japanese Americans released from the
incarceration camps during WWII and
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hopped on the craft beer bandwagon,
why not surprise him with a seasonal
craft beer.
The Fegleys BrewWorks Rude Elfs
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for Christmas I
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Love you,
Patrick
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I am Amanda and I am nine years old.
I would like an Alvin and the Chipmunk
Jeanette beanie baby. My brother Noah is
three years old. He would like a Thomas
the Train set.
Merry Christmas to everyone.
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please Santa, I would be so happy if
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12
Animated Holiday Light Display. 182
15th Annual Soul of the Season.
Porchtown Rd., Pittsgrove. The Lawlor

Family welcomes all to enjoy their holiday display and will be collecting for
Marines Toys for Tots and local food
banks. All shows begin on the hour and
run 40 minutes with a different show
every hour. Times: Sun.-Thurs. 5-9 p.m.;
Fri.-Sat. 5-11 p.m.
DECEMBER 13 AND 20
Open House Christmas Tour.
Pennsville Township Farm House Museum,
86 Church Landing Rd., Pennsville
Township. 1-4 p.m. Free. Call 856-3812510 or visit the societys Facebook page.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9
Glasstown Arts District, High Street

(between Broad and Main Streets)
Millville. 6-9 p.m. An evening of holiday cheer and fun for the family
including horse and carriage rides
($5/$1); live entertainment including
the Off Broad Street Players, roaming
carolers and St. Pauls Church Choir;
free trolley service all evening and
restaurants and shops decorated for
the season.
Galleries and shops will be filled
with unique gifts by artisans and will
be open late. Reservations are suggested for area restaurants.
For more info, call 856-293-0556
or visit glasstownartsdistrict.com.
p.m. For further details, e-mail mweyman@cccrusader.org, call 856-696-1600

or go to cccrusader.org.
Sole of the Season Santa Fun
Run/Walk. Glasstown Arts District.
Registration starts at 3
p.m. at Oar House, 123
N. High St., Millville.
Run/Walk starts at 4
p.m. Costumes or festive sweaters encouraged. $15 to register,
$25 includes buffet at
the Oar House following. Prizes will be
awarded in a number of categories.
Register at glasstownartsdistrict.com.
Multi-Cultural Holiday Showcase.
Nutcracker Prince Puppet Show.
Landis Intermediate School, 61 W. Landis

Ave., Vineland. 6-6:45 p.m. School students team with Artists from Young
Audiences to showcase a variety of performance and technical arts routines.
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Vineland Public Library, 1058 E. Landis

Ave., Vineland. 11 11:45 a.m. Puppet version of Tchaikovsky's beloved ballet. Free.
Seating on a first-come, first-served basis.
Children age 8 and younger must be
accompanied by an adult at all times in
the library. 856-794-4244, ext. 4246.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11
Cumberland Christian School Christmas
Gift Shop. Cumberland Christian School,
1100 W. Sherman AvE., Vineland. 59
Santa Visits East Point Lighthouse.

10 Lighthouse Rd., Heislerville. 46 p.m.
856-785-9927.
Seasons Greetings
From these members of the Greater Vineland Chamber of Commerce

Come in and see
whats new at the Y!
Something for everyone!

YMCA of Vineland
1159 E. Landis Avenue
Vineland, NJ 08360
(856) 691-0030
www.ccaymca.org
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4 pm, 7 pm & 10:30 pm
Lessons and Carols

Dec. 27th 9:30 am
Redeemer
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2384 E. Landis Ave., Vineland
More info:
856-649-1001
856-691-4278
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MONDAY, DECEMBER 14
school (735 Union Rd., Vineland). 8 p.m.
Hometown Christmas. Greenwich on
Christmas Holiday Celebration. First
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18
the Cohansey River. Noon5 p.m. $15,

children 12 and under admitted free.
Tickets available that day at Gibbon
House (960 Ye Greate St.) and Morris
Goodwin School (839 Ye Greate St.). Call
856-455-8580 or visit cchistsoc.org.
Presbyterian Church, Bridgeton. 11 a.m.

Greenwich Tea Burning Chapter sponsors
historical holiday celebration featuring
Kim Hanley, historic interpreter, as Alice
Roosevelt, President Theodore Roosevelts
daughter. $10 per person. Payment details
and to RSVP: 609-335-6022.
Annual Christmas Dinner Meeting.
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 13
Living Nativity. Lakewood Chapel, 6155

Harding Hwy., Mays Landing. 6 and 7
p.m. Live performance of the Christmas
story, Christmas carols, bonfire, hot
chocolate.. 609-625-2692 or
www.lwchapel.com
Golden Palace Diner, 2623 S. Delsea Dr.,

Vineland. 6:30 p.m. The Vineland Nature
Club holds its annual event and all are
welcome to attend. Cornell University student David Weber will present his program Birds of Galapagos Islands and
Ecuador following dinner. 856-691-9633.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17
Christmas Cantata. St. Mary School &
Christmas Trail Hayride. The Parvin

State Park Appreciation Committee hosts
a hayride to walk along the Christmas
Trail at Danna Trailhead, located at 789
Shop Landis Avenue

St. Padre Pio Parish presents a Christmas
Cantata with a live Nativity in front of the
Parvin Mill Rd. $5 (under 5 free), 5-8 p.m.

Enjoy an evening of holiday spirit while
helping to support future projects and
programs at Parvin State Park.
Christmas Movie Night. Sol Autism
Teams 4th Annual Christmas Celebration.
Rock of Salvation, 513 E. Grape St.,
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Ladies Celebrate Thanksgiving

with Tea
Singing along at the Millville Womans Clubs
Thanksgiving Tea on November 19 were two sets
of mothers and daughters: Maureen Kell Hilferty
with mother, Nancy Kell and Autumn Wightman
Corson with mother, Myra Wightman.
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The Buena Historical Society invites you to their 18th Annual Anniversary/
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Catering, Rt. 40, Landisville. Buffet dinner includes soft drinks, desserts and coffee.There will be door prizes, festive holiday music and a cash bar. Presentations
to awardees will begin at 8 p.m. For tickets ($23. pp), mail check payable to:
Buena Historical Society, P.O. Box 114 Buena, NJ 08310. Call 856-692-5690 for
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Charity Project to assist and help others in need or
with no family around the Holiday Season. This year
they selected the Code Blue project. They decided
to assist Eric, who works for CSI, their courier and
cleaning company. This project is near and dear to
his heart. Eric is a loyal, dedicated volunteer with
Code Blue. Eric works very hard and puts in many
volunteer hours to help the homeless keep warm
and out of freezing cold weather in the winter
months. He has actually driven around and picked
up people in need. He told me that there is a great
need for warm clothing: jeans, coats, gloves, hats,
scarves, boots, hoodies. new or old...any size !
All you need to do is ask of our employees and they deliver, states Dr. Tyson.
Our whole team at Eye Associates and SurgiCenter of Vineland got together
especially after hearing first-hand from Eric of Code Blues dire need so they can
help others.
Code Blue is an alert declared whenever temperatures drop below the freezing
point and weather conditions pose a danger to the homeless population. The
Code Blue Alert allows authorities to take homeless people to local shelters known
as Warming Centers. NJ has a network of agencies throughout most counties.
These shelters provide a warm place to sleep, warm food & clothing. Eric volunteers at the Vineland agency Warming Center.
We hope to make another persons holiday a little bit happier with warm clothing and some personal attention knowing that others do care about them! states
Gina Biagi, Administrator.
If you wish to contribute warm clothing or food products, call your local Code
Blue center or call Gina Biagi at 856-691-8188, ext. 226 for more information.
Eye Associates has offices in five locationsVineland office 856-691-8188,
Cherry Hill 856-428-5797, Blackwood 856-227-6262, Hammonton 609-567-2355
and Mays Landing 609-909-0700 or 1-800-922-1766. Check out their website:
sjeyeassociates.com.
Eric, volunteer with CODE BLUE and employee of CSI Cleaning Services, thanks Dr. Tyson,
left, for his support in this project.
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Song and a Movie

White Christmas, the movie, could never hope to
match that of its title song, which had made its
mark during the 1940s.
his Saturday at 11 a.m.,

Millvilles Levoy Theatre will
screen one of the most beloved
holiday films, the 1954 classic
White Christmas, starring Bing Crosby,
Danny Kaye and Rosemary Clooney. The
movies popularity, however, could never
hope to match that of its title song, which
had made its mark during the 1940s.
Irving Berlin wrote White Christmas
in 1940 in a hotel in either California or
Arizona. The confusion arose over the
claim by each establishment, the La
Quinta Hotel and the Arizona Biltmore,
that it was the location where Irving
wrote his classic composition. However,
Berlins opening verse, which is usually
not included on most recordings, suggests
that California was where the song was
born: The sun is shining, the grass is
green/ The orange and palm trees sway/
Theres never such a day/ in Beverly Hills,
L.A./ But its December twenty-fourth/
And I am longing to be up North.
According to sources, the song received
its first public performance when Crosby
sang it on his NBC radio show, The Kraft
Music Hall on December 25, 1941. It
wasnt until May 29, 1942 that Crosby
entered the studio with the John Scott
Trotter Orchestra and the Ken Darby
Singers to record a version of the tune for
Decca Records. It was released as part of a
six-disc set of 78 rpm records that comprised the musical soundtrack of the film
Holiday Inn, a showcase for Berlins songs,
which starred Crosby and Fred Astaire.
Surprisingly, the tune was not yet a
favorite of the American public, which
preferred another song from Holiday Inn,
Be Careful, Its My Heart over the
Christmas offering. Even Crosby remained
indifferent about White Christmas, only
informing Berlin that there werent any
problems with that one. But by the end of
October 1942, the song reached the top of
Your Hit Parade and remained at that
position into the next year, when it won
an Oscar for Best Original Song. From that
point on, the tunes popularity became
part of American culture.
One of the reasons White Christmas
became such a favorite is its nostalgic
stance. The singer dreams of a holiday just
like the ones I used to know, a Christmas
that harkens back

to youth and all that
it represents before
adulthood reshapes
innocence into reality and responsibility. For U.S. soldiers
fighting in Europe
and on the Pacific
during World War
II, the song invoked a sense of home and
family and instilled a promise of return.
White Christmas again enjoyed a
place at the top of the charts in 1945 and
1946, at the expense of the recording master, which became damaged from overuse.
The solution was to bring Crosby, the
John Scott Trotter Orchestra and the Ken
Darby Singers back into the studio on
March 18, 1947 to re-record the song. Its
this version of Crosbys performance we
hear at this time of year.
With the continued popularity of the
song, Paramount was eager to reunite
Crosby and Astaire in 1949 for a film entitled White Christmas, which would utilize
old and new Berlin material in a storyline
partially based on a new musical the composer had been putting together. Film
sources report that upon reading the script,
Astaire passed on the project and was
replaced by Donald OConnor, fresh from a
brilliant performance in Singin in the Rain.
After a long series of delays, filming
began in autumn 1953 with Kaye in the
OConnor role and White Christmas was
released the following year, earning what
sources claim was the highest box office
figure for a cinema release that year. Over
the decades, White Christmas has joined
the top rank of holiday movies, but it never
reached the peaks achieved by its title song.
Sources report that the tune enjoyed the
prestigious achievement of remaining the
best-selling record for more than 50 years.
Crosbys single of the tune has reportedly
sold 50 million copies, an achievement that
Guinness World Records declared made it
the best-selling single of all time. According
to sources, there are 500 versions recorded,
ranging from jazz renditions to rocknroll
arrangements, that continue to capture the
publics attention. What an accomplishment for a song that only makes an appearance one month out of the year. I
Paws 4 Claus To Benefit TLC

Animal Rescue
Santa Claus is coming to Pampered Pup
Luxury Pet Resort on Saturday,
December 12 from 1 to 5 p.m. to visit with
his furry friends. Santa photos will be
available for $10 with all the proceeds
going to TLC Animal Rescue. Pampered
Pup Luxury Pet Resort, located at 2709
Mays Landing Road in Millville, has partnered with TLC Animal Rescue to host
this event. It is sure to be a fun-filled day
with complimentary warm beverages and
delicious treats for the family and their
four-legged friends. All leashed and vaccinated animals on the nice list are welcome
to join in the festivities. Furry or scaly,
Santa loves them all.
TLC Animal Rescue will be at the event
with many adorable adoptable animals for
visitors to meet. One of these adorable
adoptable dogs is Kai, a two-year-old
German Shepherd Doberman mix. Kai has
been a very good girl this year so Santa
came by early to say hello!
Know what she asked Santa for? A forever family for Christmas.
Pampered Pup, in addition to boarding
and grooming, now offers pet sitting and a
self-serve pet wash. Daycare will be starting soon and dog obedience classes are
also available provided by B&B Animal
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be facility tours and an opportunity to
spin to win prizes and coupons. Pampered
Pup will also be offering nail trims at a
discounted rate of $5. Donations are also
welcome to benefit the animals of TLC
Animal Rescue. Call 856-327-3880 or email pamperedpupnj@aol.com for more
information.
Dapper Dog Grooming Salon

Collects for K-9 Care Packages
Dapper Dog Grooming Salon is collecting K-9 care packages for overseas service.
The need treats, blankets, nail clippers,
eye and ear wash, collapsible nylon water
pools, booties, goggles to keep desert sand
out of their eyes. They are asking that the
treats be K-9 treats made in the USA.
They are collecting toothbrushes and
toothpaste for dogs and soldiers. Also, you
may donate for the handlers.
AWA Celebrates the Launch of

the 2015 Holiday Fund Drive
Johnsons Auto Supports K9s

for Warriors
K9s for Warriors was founded in 2011
by Shari Duval after she and her family
experienced, first-hand, the effects of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). It has
met with great success in helping to reduce
the suicide epidemic that exists among the
veteran population. Some 95 percent of the
dogs in this program come from rescue
shelters or are owner-surrendered.
The vets then go through a three-week,
in-house program with their new service
dog. During the warriors stay at the training facility in Florida, K9s for Warriors
provides meals, equipment, and veterinary
care. All of this is provided at no cost to
the warrior.
As part of its Annual Cause Donation
Opportunity, Johnsons Truck and Auto
Repair in Landisville will match your
donation. They will accept cash donations, or you may donate online at
k9sforwarriors.org or mail to them at 114
Camp K9 Rd., Ponte Vedra, FL 32081. You
have until March 2016 to contribute and
have Johnsons match your donation. I
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Animal Welfare Association (AWA)

announces their annual Holiday Fund
Drive, which focuses on giving the gift of
hope to local animals. AWA receives no
government or national funds, and is sup-
ported entirely by donations.

Donating during the holiday season
helps AWA plan for spay/neuter surgeries,
educational programming, and helping
animals get adopted into loving homes. To
date in 2015, AWA has performed over
9,000 spay/neuter surgeries and adopted
over 2,150 pets into happy homes. As a
progressive organization, AWA intends to
increase those numbers in 2016 and can
do so with generous donations.
Animal Welfare Association, a private,
non-profit, 501(c) 3 animal welfare organization, serves the people and animals of
southern New Jersey. AWA is dedicated to
eliminating animal suffering, promoting
the importance of the human-animal
bond, and improving the role of animals in
the well-being of people. Through a variety of programs including adoptions, veterinary services, pet therapy, and humane
education, in 2014 over 23,000 pets were
served through AWA programming.
For more information, visit
www.awanj.org/holiday
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Starts Sun. December 6th
RAW BAR Breakfast Appetizers

BRUNCH ENTRES Burgers and Sandwiches
AWESOME BLOODY MARYS and Signature Drinks
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4940 E. Landis Ave. at Union Rd. E. Vineland, NJ 08360
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Delsea Regional High Honors, First Marking Period

(Franklinville, NJ)
SUPERINTENDENTS
LIST
GRADE 9
Joshua Biener
Haley Blackman
Aidan Borguet
Carli Busler
Luke Carione
Jenna L. Coraluzzo
Kayla DeCesari
Julia Diaz
Aaron DiClaudio
Kyle Fennimore
Sophia R. Fortner
Anthony Garavento
Matthew Gardiner
Sierra Giuliano
Mason Greene
Luke Harker
Ashley M. Harris
Madison Johnson
Colin L. Kane
Patrick Kelleher
Madison Knox
Daniel Lockwood
Gabrielle Long
Madison Mace
Jenna McCarty
Jessica McFadden
Harley Modestowicz
Megan Monteleone
Caliann Moore
Carley Parker
Eshika Patel
Tushar Patel
Dylan Perry
Bradley Rauscher
Justin Schneider
Paige Small
Sarah Stranc
Nicole Tomasic
Madison A. Visalli
GRADE 10
Nadia A. Berardelli
Jessica Chodnicki
William Mayhew
Robyn Porlucas
Emily K. Sorey
Faith S. Verderose
Jo-Hanna F. Zeilman
GRADE 11
Matthew Eggink
Francis Forte
Justin G. Moore
Kaitlyn M. Rauscher
Sierra Weyhmiller
GRADE 12
Alexis DiStefano
Nicholas Gritz
Robin C. Lombardi
David J. Marshall
Kayla B. Master
Jessica Monteleone
Andrea Neville
Derick Polillo
Marissa E. Reilly
Jahmea Tenzie
Jessica Young
PRINCIPALS LIST:
GRADE 9
Hector Agosto
Della E. Anconetani
Daniel Antonelli
Delia Baer
Margaret L. Benz
Allison Brewin
Christopher Burton
Jake Cahill
Sandy Castillo-Luna
Zachary Cavanaugh
Tyler Clark
Jordyn Cudd
Megan Dickerson
Faith Duppel
Jeremy Force
Harrison Fulton
Scott J. Gebhard
Allison Gebhart
Kevin Gilliano
Javon Gordon
Jillian Groff
Daniel Hackett
Keijah T. Hall
Jessica Hartley
Christopher D. Henry
Ashley Jackson
Ryan Jillard
Arianna Johnson
Danielle Jones
Megan Jones
Jacob King
Jakob Koepfer
Madison J. Kratzer
Gia Leotta
Kristina Littlehales
Dawn H. Lombardi
Alejandro Mendez
Allison Mingin
Kyle Moss
Kimberly Musuras
Thomasina Ottavio
Diana Parker
John M. Patterson
Ashley Pearson
Lauryn Pearson
Joseph Petsch
Alexis Phillips
Elise Phillips
Alexander J. Plefka
Joseph M. Plefka
Gabrielle Polonsky
James Puglia
Ethan Rappleye
Morgan K. Reed
Nicholas Rossi
Emily R. Scott
Jane A. Seabert
Geyer W. Shope
John Simmermon
Christian Smith
Brittany Stroh
John Sweeten
Karlie A. Sweiderk
Brinae Thompson
Sonia Velandia-Estupinan
Shaye Wagner
Caroline L. Walther
Shaun R. Weitzel
Mikenzie Wengert
Savannah Weyhmiller
Dillon Widdifield
Christen Wilson
GRADE 10
Pamela Abbott
Emma Alexander
Paige Angelus
Andrew P. Barbaro
Jaidin A. Barber
Natalia I. Berardelli
Chelsea Bittle
Jessica Blakeslee
Teresa L. Blasscyk
Jackson Cancglin
Jake A. Carlson
Hayley Colanzi
Jenna M. DeFeo
Coy Dyer
Stephanie Dyer
Casey Eberts
Loredonna Fiore
Nicholas Franco
Jordan M. Frye
Maranda Fuscia
Graycee Garron
Joshua Geissler
Sophia Gorrell
Alexa Grochowski
Virginia Harnack
Marlee M. Hawk
Caitlin Hinson
Breanna Isner
Jessica Jacobs
Kayla Jelinek
Kori S. Jelinek
Diaviana M. Johnson
Mya Jones
Jacob T. Keppen
Cara Kientz
Kyle Kohlmyer
Sean D. Lauser
Bracklyn Lindmeier
Jenna M. Marchese
Giana Masso
Megan Master
Samantha A.
Mastracchio
Mason Maxwell
Thomas C. Maxwell
William Mayhew
Giana N. Melita
Timothy Morgan
Matthew Mossbrucker
Ella Odore
Katarena N. Paez
Mia N. Panella
Olivia R. Papiano
Kadyn L. Pease
Sheridan Pender
Emma Pierce
Ashley K. Preston
Nicholas Reber
Christopher Recinto
Shawn Rehman
Reed M. Ridgeway
Carley S. Schaffer
Lacey Schiavone
Sophie Schuermann
Dylan Senatore
William B. Sneathen
Elijah M. Soto
Aaron Spatafore
Carissa N. Swanson
Connor Sweeney
Katelyn H. Thomulka
Evan Vandzura
Brianna Waller
Allison Weaver
James Wernega
Alexis Zimmer
Devon Zimmer
GRADE 11
Brooke Antonelli
Hunter Banff
Miranda Booras
Steven Coates
Patrick Cole
Marissa M. Consalo
Tina Eang
Shannon Ehrler
Jenna Enley
Alexis L. Fagotti
Daryan M. Fennal
Michael Forrest
CeceliaGerstenbacher
Nicholas Giordano
Ashley Greene
Lauren Jillard
Antonio Jones
Madison Kelly
Daniel Leone
Nina Mancini
Kyle McBride
Ryan Meehan
Mackenzie Miller
Dajanae N. Myrick
Sabryna A. Nobles
Kyrsten Piper
Adriana R. Pitman
Stephen K. Rode
Dennis Scargill
Carly M. Schepacarter
Taylor P. Schiavone
Thomas Schofield
Krisley Smierciak
Cole C. Tistan
Rachel N. Tondo
Breanna Williams
Craig Williams
GRADE 12
Haley M. Baltzer
Christopher A.
Bascomb
Steven P. Birmingham
John E. Bittle
Kameron H. Bradshaw
Jarrod C. Brovero
Gregory Butenewicz
Sydney Casey
Destiny A. Clark
Quinn J. Collins
Danielle C. Considine
Angela L. Corbin
Delsea Regional High Honors, Continued

Sarena Critelli
John T. DellAngelo
Dominick DeMarco
Nicholas Deschler
Samantha Desimone
Vincent J. DiPietro
Matthew C. Engstrom
Alexander L. Fischer
Nicole Gaetano
Samuel Gorrell
Paige Green
Taylor L. Greene
Julia M. Grimley
Savannah Gruff
London Harris
Jacob Hellmig
James H. Helsel
Brett Hughes
Evelyn Ibarra
Autumn Ingram
Maximilian Johnson
Adrianna L. Kelly
Kathryn Knight
Elisia C. Lancaster
Michael M. Lindsey
Nicole E. Lloyd
Michael J. Lockwood
Victoria Lombardi
Mary MacDonald
Seth R. MacLaughlin
Jeremy McClain
Stephanie McFarland
Katie McNamee
Madison McShea
Anthony Medeiros
Charles T. Montagnoli
Christina D. Moore
Jake T. Moore
Joshua Morales
Emily Musuras
Bria R. Nestore
John J. Nicholson
Destini Parker
Alysah R. Pasquerilla
Christian Pineda
(Franklinville, NJ)
Tyler Piper
Shane Price
Jacob Ranson
Marissa E. Reilly
Valerie Renner
Patrick M. Richael
Sara Romain
John Schwartz
Robert T. Scott
Hannah N. Seabert
Nina Shaffer
Alyssa T. Simonetti
Jazmin Stokes
Trevor Vidas
Shannon T. Waller
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Edgarton Christian Academy first graders Karley

Blakey and Robert Lambert signal four laps completed
in the 22nd Annual Frank Valla Walkathon for
Technology. ECA families walk with the students
recording laps with the proceeds purchasing chrome
books, IPads and Smart Boards. I believe Mr. Valla
would be pleased to see his vision become a reality!
stated Melissa Knapp, Administrative Assistant at
Edgarton Christian Academy. Our students are benefiting from the technology embedded into our programs from Pk2 through the eighth grade.
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While taking a tour of the new

Newfield Fire Truck, 4-year old Alivia
Oliver of Vineland, wasted no time trying out the radio while Mya Pesantes,
also 4, of Newfield looks on. Fire Chief
Sean Riley recognizes an aspiring firefighter in the making!
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JUDY COLLINS
(Continued from cover)
her hit take on Joni Mitchells Both Sides
Now. It is also her first album in more
than 30 years to reach the Billboard charts,
her highest charting album in decades.
Along with that shes finishing up a new
book on the subject of food cravings, one
of several autobiographical books and
memoirs shes penned and is also an advocate and in-demand speaker on mental illness and suicide prevention.
On her recent trot around the globe,
performing in such places as England and
Germany, shes given rich and revealing
interviews as well as some of the best performances the Grammy winner has ever
done.
Im getting better at what I do; I know
that, says the soprano of her singing during a brief interview. Im on an upward
trend.
In a September interview with the Wall
Street Journal published a couple weeks
following the release of Strangers Again,
the Seattle native spoke about her early
bouts with polio, depression and alcoholism before her career as a folk singer
took off in 1963, a couple years after releasing her debut album Maid of Constant
Sorrow.
Around that time she would take her
classical piano training and angelic voice
to Denver, Colorado and Hartford,
Connecticut and soon after Greenwich
Village, New York City, where she became
a popular force on the emerging folk music
scene.
On her early albums Collins, now
known for her eclectic and even experimental taste in musicand her love affair
with lyricsmostly sang traditional folk
songs, tunes penned by Pete Seeger and
Woody Guthrie and songs (some of them
unreleased at the time) by fellow
Greenwich Villagers and folkies such as
Dylan, Eric Andersen, Tom Paxton, Theo
Bikel, Richard Farina and Canadas Ian
Tyson (Ian & Sylvia).
Aside from earning Stephen Sondheim
a Grammy (as a songwriter) for her
astounding 1970s recording of his
Broadway ballad Send in the Clowns,
being the inspiration for Crosby, Stills
Nash & Youngs Suite: Judy Blue Eyes,
her tireless social activism and her strong
musical relationships around the world,
one of Collins greatest achievements is
suggesting an established Canadian novelist and poet named Leonard Cohen to
begin writing songs.
She encouraged the now legendary
Cohen to start writing songs, and hes now
regarded as one of the greatest songwriters
of our time. She also recorded many of
Cohens songs on her albums (Suzanne,
Dress Rehearsal Rag, Bird on a Wire)
including her most recent one.

Eventually he got a record contract
[with Columbia] due to the success of my
[early] recordings of his songs, she says.
And [now] I finally got to sing
Hallelujah, she says of recording the
Cohen song with Bhiman on Strangers
Again. Hallelujah!
We owe each other a great deal,
Leonard and I, and were both very grateful and weve remained friends.
It was Cohen, says Collins, who initially
got her started writing her own material.
He asked me why I wasnt, she recalls.
Its the Socratic message; you ask questions. And I had never thought of it; I had
never done it. So, I answered his question
by writing my first song, which was Since
You Asked [which appears on the
Wildflowers album] and Ive continued to
write songs and Ive written a number of
songs for a brand new project, which is
coming out in April [2016].
Im getting better at
what I do; I know that...
Im on an upward trend.
Judy Collins
Collins says the project hasnt been officially announced yet, but tells The
Grapevine that it will be released on her
label and will pair her with another singersongwriter, both singing songs theyve
written together for the album.
The albumsongs of which she will
perform at the Levoy on Friday, December
18, in Millville, along with material from
her three holiday-related albums and
songs from throughout her careerfeatures Collins dueting with a smorgasbord
of male singers, including Willie Nelson,
Michael McDonald, Jackson Browne, Marc
Cohn, Glen Hansard, Jimmy Buffett and
Jeff Bridges.
I just thought of all the people Id like
to sing with and called them up and they
all said yes, Collins says. The only one
who really said no was Randy
[Newman]. And thats because, Collins
says, the idiosyncratic singer-songwriter
didnt feel his voice would stand up next to
hers.
I also askedI didnt get around to
singing itbut I also reached out to Tom
Waits because Ive discovered a new song
of his, which Ill have to do further down
the road.
Collins asked the singers on Strangers
to either choose a tune to sing with her or
sing a song of her own choosing. She
wound up singing a Newman song (Feels
Like Home) with Jackson Browne, Send
in the Clowns with Don McLean, James

Taylors Belfast to Boston with Cohn and
Tysons Someday Soon with Jimmy
Buffett, who Collins says was very specific
about wanting to sing that song with her.
Of all the stellar tracks on the album,
the performance of a song called Miracle
River with McDonald is her favorite, she
says.
Collins says she plays everywhere
venues of all sizes, indoors, outdoors,
revered musical halls around the world,
and especially intimate theaters such as
Millvilles Levoy.
I think theyre very important, she
says. First, because a lot of them are historic and, secondly, I think they really add
a great value to the community, and when
everybody gets together to restore them I
think its quite amazing.
Expect a few surprises from Collins at
the Levoy.
Throughout her entire career she has
not only been shining a light on littleknown songwriters, but under-appreciated
songs as well.
On her 1993 album, Judy Collins Sings
Bob Dylan Just Like a Woman, for exampleHe loved it, she says proudlyshe
not only interpreted the master songwriters hits, but also lesser-known gems
such as Sweetheart Like You, I Believe
in You and the 1985 treasure Dark Eyes.
Ive started doing that [song] again and
I might sing it [in Millville]. I think that
would be nice to do. Great song.
What does Collins think the reason is
her latest album is her first album in 33
years to chart on Billboard?
Oh, I dont know, she says. People
just wake up and they remember and they
get it and who knows?
Could it be that in the trying and scary
times were living in, people are turning to
a voice that has been delivering beauty,
grace, agelessness, hope and healing for so
long?
Well, Ive always done that, she
allows. So I dont know why today is different. Yes, I think its a good album, but I
think Ive made many good albums. I
mean, yes, its high quality; yes, its unusual; yes, its wonderful. But maybe its
adding all these well-known and seasoned
peers of mine, most of whom have been
around about as long as I have doing what
they do. Maybe theres a synchronicity
about that, but I certainly like it and it was
certainly exciting to do it.
Along with updating her Facebook
pageshe loves flowers and cats, apparentlyCollins reads the reviews of her albums
on Amazon and considers those more
meaningful than whats written in the
press.
They really mean the most to me, she
says. Theyre extremely complimentary,
interesting, thoughtful letters. They really
say [it all]. I
CCS Girls Soccer Team Wins Testimony Award

Cumberland Christian School is
proud to announce the Girls Varsity
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Athletic Conference Christian Testimony
Award this season. The Christian
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team, which has shown the best in
Christian sportsmanship throughout the
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It implies that this team has been
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but thoughtful in its conduct towards
other teams in the midst of adverse situations while in play. It is awarded to
the team that has played hard, fair, and
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MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday Mass 5:00 p.m. OLP
Sunday Masses 7:30 a.m. OLP 9 a.m. OLP 10:30 a.m. OLP
CONFESSIONS
Celebrating the Year of Mercy
Triduum of Mercy
St. Isidore Church December 15 79 p.m.
Immaculate Conception Church (Bridgeton) December 16 79 p.m.
Our Lady of Pompeii Church December 17 14 p.m.
CHRISTMAS MASSES & ACTIVITIES
Thurs. Dec. 17 Christmas Cantata St. Marys School lawn 8:30 p.m.
Padre Pio carrying a statue of

the infant Jesus at Christmas
Christmas Eve
Christmas Eve Childrens Mass & Pageant
St. Mary School 4 p.m.
Our Lady of Pompeii Church 4:00 & 5:30 p.m.
Midnight Mass 12 a.m. (Note time change)
Christmas Day Masses
Our Lady of Pompeii Church 9 & 10:30 a.m.
New Years Eve Mass
Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God
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Our Lady of Pompeii Church 5 p.m.
New Years Day Masses 2016
Our Lady of Pompeii Church 9 & 10:30 a.m.
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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Bay Atlantic Symphony
Holiday Concert. Frank
Guaracini, Jr. Fine and Performing

Arts Center, Cumberland County
College, College Drive, Vineland. 8
p.m. Festive music by Bach,
Pachelbel, Vivaldi, Schubert,
Strauss, and others. Conducted by
Music Director Jed Gaylin, the
program will include Johann
Pachelbels familiar Canon,
Johann Sebastian Bachs
Brandenburg Concerto No. 3;
Josef and Johann Strauss, Jr.s fun Pizzicato Polka,
Russell Steinbergs festive Lights On!A Chanukah
Medley; Franz Schuberts beloved Ave Maria; and Arthur
Locks A Medley of Christmas Carols.
Beverly Pugh Corry, renowned flutist and member of
the Bay Atlantic Symphony (pictured), will be the soloist
in Antonio Vivaldis Piccolo Concerto in C major.
Acclaimed tenor Peter Scott Drackley (pictured) will be
the guest soloist in Franz Schuberts Ave Maria and
Adolph Adams Cantique de Nol (O Holy Night).
Join Gaylin around the piano for a Christmas carol
sing-along after the concert. Tickets $25. (Service
charges may apply.) 856-692-8499 or www.bayatlanticsymphony.org.
DECEMBER 7 THROUGH 14
Nightlife at Bennigans. 2196 W.
Landis Ave., Vineland, 205-0010. Karaoke
Thursdays with Bob Morgan, 9 p.m.close. Live music Fridays 9 p.m.-midnight. All Sports Packages: Drink specials
seasonally for MLB Extra Innings, NBA
League Pass, NHL Center Ice, and NFL
Sunday Ticket. Call for RSVP and details.
Nightlife at MVP Sports. 408 Wheat

Rd., Vineland. 856-697-9825. Food and
drink specials all week. Wed.: Pool tournament, cash prizes. Thurs.: DJ Real Deal.
Fri. Ladies Night 9 p.m.
Nightlife at The Centerton. Ten22, The

Centerton Country Club & Event Center,
1022 Almond Rd., Pittsgrove. Tues.: Trivia.
Wed.: Country Night, $5. Every third
Thurs.: Comedy Night, $5. Flashback
Fridays with DJ Scott. Sat.: DJ Mooses
Top 40 Songs.
EVERY TUESDAY
Boot Scoot Tuesdays. Martins Custom
Catering and Wedding Venue, 311 S.
Harding Hwy, Landisville, 856-697-1626.
Country dancing along with lessons.
EVERY THURSDAY
Jazz Duos. Annata Wine Bar, Bellevue
Ave., Hammonton, 609-704-9797. Live Jazz
featuring area's best jazz duos. 6:30 9:30 p.m. No cover. RSVP recommended.
DECEMBER 9 THROUGH 12
Nightlife at Old Oar House. Old Oar
House Irish Pub. 123 N. High St., Millville,
293-1200. Wed.: Karaoke. Fri.: Live music,
Main Street Band, 9 p.m. Sat.: Live music,

Megan Knight, 9 p.m.
Nightlife at Ramada. Harry's Pub at

Ramada, W. Landis Ave. and Rt. 55,
Vineland, 696-3800. Wed.: Ladies Night,
1/2 price appetizers all night. Happy Hour
Mon.-Sat, 4-6 p.m. $1 off alcoholic drinks.
Wed.Sat., live entertainment.
Nightlife at Bojos Ale House. 222 N.

High St., Millville, 856-327-8011. Wed.:
Nick@Nite Open Mic 7 p.m. Thurs.: DJ 8
p.m. Fri.: Live music, Wicked Ride 9 p.m.
Sat.: DJ Gatti 9 p.m. Daily drink and food
specials.
EVERY SATURDAY
Back in the Day Dance Party. Villa
Fazzolari, 821 Harding Hwy. (Rt. 40), Buena.
856-697-7101. 7 p.m.midnight. Five hours
nonstop dance music from 1970s and 80s.
WinterConcert. Vineland High School,
2880 E. Chestnut Ave., Vineland. 7 p.m.
Selections from the Select Choir and VHS
Madrigal Singers. Free and open to public,
bring canned goods for Vineland
Ministerium Emergency Food Bank.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11
Magi Is Coming! Landis Theater, 830 E
Landis Ave., Vineland. 5 and 7:30 p.m.
Christmas drama is produced by Word Of
Life Fellowship. The entire cast is made up
of students and staff from the Word of Life
Bible Institute on the Hudson, FL and
Pottersville, NY, campuses. Faith Bible
Church is hosting; no charge for tickets. To
day movie. $12 adults, $8 children. 856-
327-6400 or visit www.levoy.net
Country Dance Night. Summit City

Farms Winery, 500 University Blvd.,
Glassboro. 711 p.m. $5 cover for open
dancing and lessons. DJ Dawn Sharp.
Bring a snack to share.
Christmas Movie Night. Landis
Theater, E. Landis Ave., Vineland. 6:30
p.m. CHS Theatrical, is putting on this family-friendly event, playing several classic
family Christmas movies throughout the
night with main event starting at 8 p.m.
Also, ornament decorating and some other
fun surprises. $6 for adults and children
over 3. www.chstheatrical.com.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18
Chamber Singers of Greater South
Jersey Chorus (GSJC): A
Christmas Gift. St. Anthony of
Padua Church, 285 Rt. 206,
Hammonton. 7:30 p.m. Holiday
repertoire full of mystery and mirth,
including Hallelujah from Handels
Messiah and a carol sing-along.
Features Sharon DeStefano, pictured,
a lifelong resident of Hammonton
who sings first soprano. St. Mary of
Mt. Carmel Parish of Hammonton is
sponsoring the event. Tickets $20,
call 609-704-5945 or visit
www.smmcp.net.
Judy Collins
Fri., December 18
at the Levoy Theatre
8:00 pm
DECEMBER 12 AND 13
Jingle All The Way. Minotola United
Tickets on sale NOW
Methodist Church, 905 Central Ave.,

Minotola. Saturday 7:30 p.m., Sunday 3 p.m.
Free Admission. Sights and sounds of
Christmas, with a bit of country flare.
Singing, dancing, elves, and shepherds.
Refreshments served. Donations to benefit
churchs Heating and Energy Fund. Bringing
non-perishable food item for food basket
distribution. 609-636-7504.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 14
Free Music Lecture. Vineland Public
Library, 1058 E. Landis Ave., Vineland. 67:30 p.m. Paul Somers, Director of Adult
Education for the Bay-Atlantic Symphony,
will present the lecture titled What is
American Music? Diversity in the Ongoing
Classical Stream. All are welcome.
www.levoy.net
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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15
The Shoemaker and the Christmas
Elves. Levoy Theatre, 126-130 N. High St.,
Millville. 10:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. Classic
holiday play. $8. 856-327-6400 or visit
www.levoy.net
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Bookstore. 210 N. High St., Millville. Live

music 7 p.m.
WinterConcert. Hammonton High
Soul of the Season: CD Release Party.
School, 566 Old Forks Rd., Hammonton. 7

p.m. Selections from the Concert Band,
Jazz Band, Chorus, and Select Choir.
Bogarts Bookstore. 210 N. High St., Millville.

Dan Godbey's CD release of Lucky Lucky
Boy. Free. 69 p.m.
With over 25 years of experience, American

Bob, co-owner of American Fireplace, has
been clobbering the cold! Stop in and talk to
Bob, or one of his knowledgeable staff.
They can help you beat the cold too!
The Next Chapter. Union Hall, Main St.,
American Fireplace
Dividing Creek. 7 p.m. Christmas concert

by 20-member a cappella chorus under
the direction of Gene Tubertini.
Hearth Shop & Chimney Sweep

3370 S Delsea Drive Vineland
reserve tickets online, go to www.maginorth.eventbrite.com or call church office:

856-691-3460.
White Christmas. Levoy Theatre, 126-130

N. High St., Millville. 11 a.m. Classic holi-
AMERICAN BOB
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Wood Stoves! Gas Logs!
Wood & Gas Fireplaces!
Chimney Systems!
And he knows how to keep you warm...
AND lower your fuel bills!
856-825-6008
Dan Barry & Dominic Mancini. Bogarts
the Guaracini Performing Arts Center,

Sherman Ave. and College Dr., Vineland.
7:30 p.m. Tickets $35-$50 based on
seating preference. Call the Cumberland
County College Box Office at 856-6928499 for details and to buy tickets. Box
Office hours are: 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday; 4 p.m.-7 p.m.
Wednesday. Tickets may also be ordered
online at www.click4tix.com/gpac
Vienna Boys Choir: Christmas in

Vienna. 7:30 p.m. Luciano Theatre of
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greater South Jersey area and for
events farther into the future, check the
Community Calendar tab at
snjtoday.com or visit the SNJ Today
Facebook page.
Also check December Holiday Events on
pages 10-11.
ONGOING EVENTS
25 Cent Lobby Sale. Millville Public
Library, 210 Buck St., Millville. The
Friends of the Millville Library is offering
a 25-cent sale on all books, videos and
more located in the lobby of the Millville
Library during the month of December
2015.
MONDAYS & WEDNESDAYS

Yoga at Cumberland County Library.
Cumberland County Library, 60 W. Broad
St, #4, Bridgeton. Donations accepted,
arrive 10-15 minutes before start time.
Mondays: 10:30 a.m.; Wednesdays: 6:30
p.m. Call 856-453-2210 for details. No
classes on 12/9 or 12/14. ,
20 W. Park Ave.
Vineland, NJ 08360
(856) 507-0400
DECEMBER 12-13, 19-20

Patcong Valley Model Railroad Club
Open House. 1308 Harding Hwy.,
Richland. 31st annual open house, 10
a.m. - 4 p.m. each day. Free, but donations welcome. See highly detailed HO
scale models of many different trains
operated on a large model railroad
throughlarge-scale scenery of western
Pennsylvania and eastern New York
State. 6-8 trains operated at a time using
DCC technology with sound.
patcongvalley.com.
Introduction to Food Safety & Third

Party Audits for Beginners. New to
Santas Mailbag
Send your letters to Santa by way of
The Grapevine Express!
Have you written your letter to Santa yet? Your hometown newspaper is
collecting letters to Santa from all good boys and girls. We will print your letter
in a future issue of The Grapevine, then send them along to the North Pole.
Remember to keep your letters shortSanta is very busy this time of year.
Send them via e-mail to deb@grapevinenewspaper.com
or mail them to The Grapevine, 1101 Wheaton Ave., Ste. 625, Millville NJ 08332,
or have Mom or Dad drop them off at our office.
the food safety process? Get all your

questions answered at the Introduction
to Food Safety & Third Party Audits for
Beginners class being held at the
Rutgers Cooperative Extension, 291
Morton Ave., Rosenhayn, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
The workshop is $50.00 per person,
which includes materials and lunch.
To register, call Tammy Commander at
856-451-2800 x1.
Bridgeton Area Chamber of
Commerce Foundation Bowling
Challenge. Legacy Lanes, 518 Landis
Ave., Bridgeton. Registration and food,
5:30 p.m.; bowling starts at 6 p.m. Team
packages $200. Call 856-455-1312 or
e-mail bacc@baccnj.com to register.
Teen Movie Program. Vineland Public
C O N N E C T I N G YO U TO
S O U T H J E R S E Y. W E E K LY.
P.S. Dont forget to send a

photo of yourself, too!
Library, 1058 E. Landis Ave., Vineland

(Community Event Room), 5 to 7:30 p.m.
Teens are invited to watch a movie and
enjoy pizza. The Avengers (2015, PG-13)
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 27
Holiday Open House. Mansion
House Museum, 821 Columbia Ave.,
Millville. Millville Historical Society
hosts annual event from 1-4 p.m.
The historic structure will be decorated with holiday displays including
model fire houses from Dale
Wettsteins private collection. The
Mansion House, built in 1814, is a
National Historic Landmark.
Millvillehistoricalsociety.org 856293-1078.
regroup to deal with a threat of their own
making: a sentient robot called Ultron,
who was originally designed as part of a
peacekeeping program. Registration is
requested for this program.
DivorceCare: Surviving the
Holidays. Vineland First Church of the
Nazarene, 2725 N. Delsea Dr. & Forest
Grove Rd., Vineland. As part of the free
Thursday night sessions, held weekly at
the church. Childcare provided. Call
Sandy at 856-697-4945.
Painting a Winter Wonderland.

Buena Regional High School, art wing,
125 Weymouth Rd., Beuna. 6-8 p.m.
Painting party for artists of all levels,
especially beginners. $35 includes beverages, snacks and all art supplies.
Contact rschlachta@buena.k12.nj.us for
more details.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11
TweenTeen Talk. Youth Center of FUMC
of Vineland, 700 E. Landis, Vineland.
6:30-8:30 p.m. Non-profit M.O.O.D.
group hosts this event every second
Friday of the month to give teenaged
girls (12-17) opportunity to come together in a safe and confidential setting to
discuss important concerns related to
adolescent females.
Second Friday in Bivalve. Bayshore

Center at Bivalve, 2800 High St., Port
Norris. 5:30-8:30 p.m. Celebrating the
holidays with a holiday marketplace,
Saving Santaland presentation, live
music (Cape Shore Chorus, Sweet
Adelines: 6-8 p.m.) and a make & take
workshop. Dinner specials at Oyster

Cracker Cafe. bayshorecenter.org.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 16
4-H Frozen Wintertime Workshop

RESCHEDULED. This Cumberland
Cumberland County Technical

Education Center Free Information
Session. Luciano Conference Center, 10
a.m. County residents currently enrolled
in 8th grade are eligible to apply to this
public-school opening next September.
Register at cctecnj.org or call856-4519000, ext. 224.
Monthly Book Club. Vineland Public
Library, 1058 E. Landis Ave., Vineland.
23 p.m. The book to be discussed is
You Only Rock Once: My Life in Music by
Jerry Blavat. For help in obtaining a
copy, visit the librarys Information Desk
or call 856-794-4244, ext. 4243. Be sure
to say its for the Book Club.
Teen Winter Party

Vineland Public Library, 1058 E. Landis
Ave., Community Event Room, 5 to 6:30
p.m. Celebrate the beginning of winter
with hot cocoa, light refreshments and a
White Elephant gift exchange.
Participants must bring a wrapped gift
(under $5) with them to the party. Rules
of the White Elephant gift exchange will
be explained that evening. Registration is
requested.
Free Veterans Screening. Millville

Public Library, 210 Buck St., Millville. 13
p.m. Catholic Charities, Diocese of
Camden, has a program called "Ready,
Vet, Go!" to help homeless and low
income military veterans with financial
assistance and/or housing. Veterans will
be screened for eligibility. A counselor
from Catholic Charities will be available
to talk to veterans. For more information
on this free screening call the Catholic
Charities Office in Vineland, 856691-1841
New Jersey Writers Society / Book
Signing. Vineland Public Library, 1058
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 20
Italian Mass. St. Padre Pio Parish,
MONDAY, DECEMBER 21
Job Search Assistance. Vineland
Public Library, 1058 E. Landis Ave.,
Vineland. 10 a.m.12:30 p.m. A bilingual
job coach from the Hispanic Family
Center of Southern New Jersey, Inc. will
answer your questions and offer assistance. Free. Registration not required.
856-964-4692.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29
National Lampoons Christmas
Vacation. Millville Public Library, 210
Buck St., Millville. The 97-minute PG-13
movie will be shown at 1:30 p.m.
Refreshments will be served. Free and
open to the public. Register at front desk
or call 856-825-7087.
SUNDAY, JANUARY 11
Meet the Author: Joan Berkey.
Warren and Reba Lummis Genealogical
& Historical Library located on 981 Ye
Greate Street, Greenwich. 2 p.m. The
Cumberland County Historical Society is
proud to announce the publication of
Early Wood Architecture of Cumberland
County, New Jersey written by architectural historian and Cape May County resident, Joan Berkey. The author will discuss her findings The event is free and
open to the public.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 29
Designer Bag & Basket Bingo.
Woodland Country Day School, 1216
Roadstown Rd., Bridgeton.
A fun-filled evening with large selection
of designer bags just waiting to be won.
Early- bird tickets are $15 each and can
be purchased through December 18.
Tickets December 19 through January 29
will be $25 (for 20 games). Doors open
at 6 p.m. and games begin at 7 p.m.
There will also be raffles and a 50/50
during the evening, along with baked
goods and refreshments. For tickets send
your donation to Woodland Country Day
School, 1216 Roadstown Rd., Bridgeton,
NJ 08302. For additional information call
Diane at 856-453-8499 ext. 112 or e-mail
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This Cumberland County 4-H program

is for kindergarten through 3rd grade
youth. Registration is limited to 20
youth; $10 per child. Participants will
enjoy breakfast and photos with two
special guests, create a holiday gift,
enjoy a hands-on science activity and
enjoy a freeze-frame activity using
clips from a popular film. Participants
are encouraged to come dressed in
their favorite attire. Contact Julie
Karavan, County 4-H agent at karavan@njaes.rutgers.edu for additional
information on volunteering or to
serve as a 4-H Club Leader.
cumberland4h.org.
E. Landis Ave., Vineland. 57:30 p.m. If

interested in writing, join this group for
in-depth discussion and writing critiques.
This months gathering will also feature
an author signing of the book Crockpot
Cooking: A Collection of Prose and
Poetry by Rosemary Biggio. 856-7944244, ext. 4243.
County 4-H program originally slated

for Saturday, Dec. 12 has been
rescheduled for Saturday, Jan. 16 at
the Rutgers Cooperative Extension
Center, 291 Morton Ave., Rosenhayn,
from 911:30 a.m.
recording artist will perform with his 15piece orchestra. Doors open at 7:30 p.m.
for the 8 p.m. show. Tickets are $20 in
advance, $25 at the door
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general admission with no reserved seats.
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DAY 1: SUNDAY, DECEMBER 13
At Hometown Christmas in
Greenwich on the Cohansey River, tour
through the towns historic homes and
buildings, decked out in all their
Christmas finery. As you take a self-guided
tour, children will be able to visit Santa in
his new workshop. Gingerbread creations
will be on display and you may purchase
hand-crafted holiday gifts and decorative
items at the craft show. Enjoy the Sankta
Lucia program and tour the four community churches. Visit with local author,
Joan Berkey, who will be signing and selling her recently published book, Early
Wood Architecture of Cumberland County,
New Jersey. Stop by the Maritime Museum
to see the exhibit Greenwich and Oysters:
A Maritime Tradition. Lunch, snacks and
treats will be available at several locations
on the tour. It all happens noon to 5 p.m.
Admission is $15, with children 12 and
under admitted free. Tickets will be available that day at the Doctors Office on the
grounds of the Gibbon House (960 Ye
Greate St.) and at the Morris Goodwin
School (839 Ye Greate St.). Call 856-4558580 or visit cchistsoc.org.
DAY 2: MONDAY, DECEMBER 14
The Gallery of Fine Craft exhibit and
sale, All Good Things Great and Small,
Handcrafted Holiday Gifts is not to be
missed. Gifts in this holiday-themed show
range from $1.50 to $150 and include
metal ornaments, garden art, wooden
instruments, clocks, jewelry, and brightly
colored ceramics. The exhibit ends
December 24, but why wait to find unique
gifts for everyone on your list.
DAY 3: TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15

Cumberland County College brings us
the Vienna Boys Choir: Christmas in
Vienna, performance at 7:30 p.m. in the
Luciano Theatre of the Guaracini
Performing Arts Center, Sherman Ave. and
College Dr., Vineland. The illustrious
group of young vocalists will present a
program that features Austrian folk songs,
classical masterpieces, popular songs and,
of course, holiday favorites. Tickets are $35

to $50 based on seating preference. Call
the Cumberland County College Box
Office at 856-692-8499 for details and to
buy tickets. Box Office hours are 10 a.m.-2
p.m. Tuesday, Thursday and Friday; 4 p.m.7 p.m. Wednesday. Tickets may also be
ordered online at click4tix.com/gpac
DAY 4: WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16
Take a drive around Vineland between
the hours of 6 p.m. and 9 p.m. Keeping
with tradition, Vineland will host the 2015
Holiday Lighting Contest and those are
the hours when judging takes place. Cash
prizes totaling $1,000, courtesy of Corning
Glass, will go to the top five contest winners. Anyone interested in participating in
this years holiday lighting contest must
notify the city by 5 p.m. on that evening
via e-mail to vmeu@vinelandcity.org or by
calling 856-794-4000, ext. 4149. Provide
name, address, daytime phone number
and clear directions to residence. Contest
is open to Vineland residents only.
Participants are asked to have displays
turned on during judging time. Winners
will be announced the next day.
DAY 5: THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17
Enjoy songs of the season by The Next
Chapter, a 20-member a cappella chorus
under the direction of Gene Tubertini.
They are set to perform their Christmas
concert at Union Hall, Main St., Dividing
Creek, at 7 p.m.
DAY 6: FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18
What better way to spend a Friday
evening during the holiday season than at
the Landis Theater in Vineland with the
Emo Luciano Orchestra performing A
Night to Remember.? The worldrenowned Fania and Sony international
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DAY 7: SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19

Its Saturday, and theres lots going on,
so we have a daytime and an evening event
for you. At Parvin Lake, 3 p.m. (registration
starts 9 a.m.), take the Polar Bear Plunge.
Join Santa in the plunge and support continued operation of the Parvin State Park
Appreciation Committee, Inc. with their
work improving trails and preserving the
parks history. Cost is $15 per person. Email parvinvolunteers@gmail.com.
Then go home and get ready for an 8
p.m. performance of Twelve Twenty Four:
A Trans-Siberian Evening at Levoy
Theatre, 126-130 N. High St., Millville. 8
p.m. Its Christmas music with a theatrical, rock edge, a holiday show suitable for
fans of all ages, and the nations original
and longest running re-creation of the
Trans-Siberian Orchestra. $31 to $41. 856327-6400 or visit levoy.net.
DAY 8: DECEMBER (19 AND) 20
Its back to Cumberland County
Colleges Frank Guaracini Jr., Fine &
Performing Arts Center, Sherman Ave. and
College Dr., Vineland for The Nutcracker,
performed for the 38th year by the
Vineland Regional Dance Company. For
many, it just isnt Christmas if you havent
seen this classic holiday ballet, and the
VRDC show promises to be top-notch.
Shows are Saturday at 1 and 5 p.m. and
Sunday at 2 p.m. Tickets $35 for front
orchestra and front mezzanine, $25 for
back orchestra and back mezzanine.
vrdc.org or call 856-691-6059.
DAY 9: MONDAY, DECEMBER 21
Its not your usual holiday happening,
but we could all benefit from a better
understanding of mental illness, especially
when the stress and anxiety of the holiday
season causes many to experience the holiday blues. NAMI Cumberland County,
the Cumberland County Affiliate of the
National Alliance on Mental Illness will
hold a special holiday covered-dish dinner
party, starting at 6 p.m., at Chestnut

Assembly of God, 2554 E. Chestnut Ave.,
Vineland.
This holiday event is an opportunity
for anyone interested in NAMI to find out
more about the organization. If you can,
bring a hot entree, side dish, or a dessert
item. For more information, call 856-6919234 or 856-305-5486.
DAY 10: TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22
Heres another event that might not
have occurred to you, but the American
Red Cross (ACR) encourages eligible
donors to end the year by
donating blood for hospital
patients in need. SNJ
Today (Glassworks
Building, 1101 Wheaton
Ave., Millville) will host an
ACR blood drive between 2
and 7 p.m.
Healthy donors with all blood types are
needed, especially those with types AB, O,
B negative and A negative. To make an
appointment to donate blood, visit redcrossblood.org or call 1-800-RED CROSS
(1-800-733-2767).
DAY 11: WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23
It doesnt get much better than this
watching a classic Christmas movie on the
big screen at the Levoy Theatre, 126-130
N. High St., Millville. With shows at 5 and
8 p.m., A Christmas Carol will delight children ($13) and adults ($18$28) alike. 856327-6400 or visit levoy.net
DAY 12: THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24

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whether it be Landis Avenue in Vineland,
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