VOLUME 5 | ISSUE 20 | JUNE 27, 2012INSIDE: PRIZEWEEK PUZZLE: PG. 9 TRE BELLEZZE VHS GRADUATES LISTED MUSIC AND FIREWORKSCLASSIFIEDSPage31On June 14, nine-termCongressman FrankLoBiondo, on his initiative,visited The Grapevine and sat downfor a wide-ranging interview withstaffers, answering questions formore than an hour on both localand national economic, social, andpolitical issues. Rep. LoBiondo is aRepublican who represents all orparts of seven southern New Jerseycounties, including Cumberland. Heis a candidate for re-election inNovember.At the outset, because it was FlagDay, we asked the Congressman,who has previously sponsored legis-lation to prohibit desecration of theflag, where he stood on the issue ofdesecrating a national symbol versusfirst amendment protections for freespeech.He said, The men and womenwho put on the uniform view theflag as more than a symbol or pieceof cloth; Its part of the fabric of thecountry.He noted that there are otherlimits on free speech such as notNew JerseyMotorsports Park(NJMP), located at8000 DividingCreek Road inMillville, will hostThe All-AmericanRace Weekend pre-sented by GlobalBarter Corporation,June 30 and July 1, featuring ARCA Racing Series present-ed by Menards, five supporting races and more.But Friday, June 29, its Cumberland County ResidentsDay. Thats when all residents (with proof of residency) willgain admission to NJMP for just $1 per person and $1 pervehicle parking. Attendees will also be able to enjoy $1parade laps (in their own cars; registration required), $1 hotdogs and $1 soft drinks. It gets even better, with free admis-sion for kids 12 years of age and younger. Gates open at 10a.m. and parade laps will begin at 12:30 p.m.Cumberland County-based businesses can have free ven-dor space during The All-American Race Weekend at NJMP(pre-registration required; contact sponsorship@njmp.com).A few great promotions are taking place for The All-American Race Weekend: With every ARCA ticket purchased, attendees will get2 for the price of 1, in being able to enjoy all the activitiesand events taking place on both Thunderbolt and Lightningtracks all weekend long. NJMP is giving away a Yamaha Zuma Scooter, valuedat $3,000. The first 500 people who purchase a 2-DayARCA event ticket will automatically be entered to win it(must be present to win/winner will be presented withscooter at end of ARCA race on Sunday, July 1, 2012)!Also, NJMP is supporting various Veterans organizationsthrough participation in the 2012 Mid-Atlantic Custom Rodand Antique Car Show taking place at the Vineland NationalGuard Armory on Saturday, June 30, which starts at noon.For tickets to The All-American Race Weekend, call 856-327-7217 or visit http://www.njmp.com/arca-weekend-2012.html.Member FDICRate guaranteed, as a minimum, through 1/1/2013; interest rate may vary thereafter. Offer may be withdrawn at any time without previous notice. Fees may reduce earnings. *Annual Percentage Yield (APY).0.50%APY*FEE-FREE FREE ATM Transactions FREE Checks175 S. Main Road & 1234 W. Landis Avenue, Vineland, NJ 856.690.1234 Se Habla Espaol CapitalBankNJ.comOur Focus Is You.NOWCHECKINGCongressman VisitsCONNECTI NG YOU TO SOUTH JERSEY. WEEKLY.Cumberland County Day Kicks OffWeekend at Motorsports ParkFrom left: Rep. Frank LoBiondo, his Communications DirectorJason Galanes, Grapeveine Editor Mike Epifanio, and editorialadvisory board members Paula Doe and Mickey Brandt.Continued on page 26Rep. Frank LoBiondoshares his views withGrapevine staffersand readers.Grapevine 1-11 062712-de:Layout 1 6/25/12 8:32 PM Page 1{2}thegrapevine|JUNE27,2012{STAFF}{CONTENTS}MIKE EPIFANIO Editor & PublisherDEBORAH A. EIN Managing EditorGAIL EPIFANIO ControllerMARIE HALPIN-GALLO Advertising ExecutiveMICHELE LOW Advertising ExecutiveTRACY BUSCHAM Graphic DesignerRYAN DINGER Editorial/Sales AssistantThe Grapevine907 N. Main Rd., Ste. 205, Vineland, NJ 08360PHONE: 856-457-7815 FAX: 856-457-7816EMAIL: letters@grapevinenewspaper.comWEB: www.grapevinenewspaper.comThe Grapevine is published on Wednesdays byGrapevine News Corp. Copyright 2012. Allrights reserved.1 Congressman VisitsRep. Frank LoBiondo visits the staffand editorial board of The Grapevine.3,5,11 Faces in the News4 Prizeweek Puzzle6 News in Brief8,24 In Our Schools12 Community Calendar/Sports16 DINING: Three BeautiesThree women partner to open TreBellezze, serving homestyle Italian.FRANK GABRIEL17 Food for ThoughtJamaican chicken for grilling out-side or roasting in the oven.JEAN HECKER20 A Little HistoryHow the Main Street movementbegan in 1977 and the events hence.TODD NOON21-23 HOME & GARDEN28 REAL ESTATE30 Entertainment31 CLASSIFIEDSTo qualied buyers: See dealer for complete details on select models. Price includes all rebates & dealer incentives. Price includes all costs except tax, tags and licensing fees. Not responsible for typographic errors. All prices plus taxes, tags, andtitle, plus doc. Fee. Factory rebates in lieu of special nancing.BEST SELECTION...view all of our inventory onlinewww.bobnovick.com808 N. 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F Factory rebates in lieu of spvailabl AAvailable.0095eton, NJomry onlineION...i l iand tags, plus taxes,Not nsing fees.Price ncentives.details on selectecial nancing.e.IVintage Vineland { BY VINCE FARINACCIO }The Holly CityMillvilles nickname and leading industry of the20th century came about incidentally.Since the start of the 19th century,Millville was growing steadily inboth industry and commercethanks to the vision of its earlyentrepreneurs and the dedication of itstownsfolk. Its development was not affect-ed when the formation of LandisTownship, recognized by state legislationin 1864, took with it territory that hadbelonged to Millville Township, includingVineland. It soon became incorporated asa city in 1866 and awaited the imminentarrival of one of its most renowned busi-nesses as well as its nickname.It was in 1852 that the birth of one ofMillvilles leading industrialists occurred,miles away in South Seaville. Thirty-twoyears later, Theodore C. Wheaton arrivedin this Cumberland County city to openup his business, but ironically not the onefor which he is celebrated today.According to William McMahons SouthJersey Towns, Wheaton had attendedPhiladelphia College of Pharmacy and theUniversity of Pennsylvania MedicalSchool. He established a drugstore at 18West Broad Street and worked as a physi-cian, soon adding a second pharmacy atHigh and Sassafras streets.McMahon reports that Wheaton devel-oped a friendship with William Shull andEugene Goodwin, owners of a glass factorywith an eight-pot furnace on the outskirtsof Millville. Its reasonable to assume thatShull and Goodwin provided the pharma-ceutical bottles used at Wheatons drugstores. When his friends business fell onhard times, the doctor loaned them severalthousand dollars.By 1888, McMahon explains, Wheatondecided to parlay his loan into an invest-ment and began overseeing the operationof the factory fulltime, replacing his med-ical profession with that of glassmaking.T.C. Wheaton and Co., as the business waschristened, apparently showed promiseearly on because its owner soon decidedto buy 25 square blocks in Millvilles thirdward for eventual expansion. The enter-prise would become the citys leadingindustry in the 20th century.Thirty years after T.C. Wheaton andCo. was established, a man by the name ofClarence Wolf was serving as MillvilleHigh School principal. He had arrivedyears earlier from Highspire,Pennsylvania, and worked his way up theladder in the citys public school system.Through an association with South Jerseybusinessman Burdette Tomlin, he wasoffered a partnership in a new endeavor,the Silica Sand Company, which washeadquartered in Millville. FollowingTomlins death shortly thereafter, Wolfleft the education field and became presi-dent of the company.According to McMahon, when thecompany expanded its facilities, land con-taining an abundance of holly trees need-ed clearing. Wolf decided to preserve thetrees by replanting them on another areaof Silica Sands property. During the 1926Christmas season, he came up with theidea of sending gift packages of holly tohis customers. The gesture soon blos-somed into a tradition, with Wolf doublinghis output.During the 1930s, a frost killed many ofthe holly trees on the company property,prompting Wolf to vow that such a catas-trophe would be avoided in the future. In1939, he created a holly orchard andcoaxed Gloucester County native andMillville vocational/agricultural teacherDaniel Fenton out of the education fieldand into the position of supervisor of thenew plantation.Before long, there were 16 varieties ofAmerican holly as well as English,Chinese and Japanese holly in theorchard. Over the years, the Holly House,constructed in the center of the farm,combined the two defining Millvilleemblems in the form of a collection ofholly glassware from around the world.The collection, McMahon reports, wascomprised of gifts sent to Wolf andFenton for their work, and featured anarray of designs of the holly leaves andberries.In recognition of his work, Wolf wasawarded an honorary Doctorate in Sciencein 1957 by his alma mater LafayetteCollege. When Wolf died at the age of 79in 1966, Fenton assumed control of boththe company and the farm. According toMcMahon, the holly plantation was soldto the American Holly Products Companyin 1971, marking the end of an era, butWolf had given the City of Millville anenduring symbol and nickname thatgraced many of the towns businessesand enterprises over the last half of the20th century. IGrapevine 1-11 062712-de:Layout 1 6/25/12 8:32 PM Page 2-XVW ,Q7LPH )RUSIZZLING6800(5 60,/(6ZRRm iQRIIice teetKwKiteQiQJ witK e[am aQG [Ua\s

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This year the meeting washeld at the Millville Historical Society'sMansion House on Columbia Avenue.Fifteen HSA officials traveled to Millvillefrom North Carolina, Kentucky, Tennessee,and Maryland.The Holly Murals date back nearly 60years. In 1954, the late Clarence R. Wolf,president of the New Jersey Sand SilicaCorporation, commissioned artist ForrestC. Crooks to paint the murals for the for-mer Millville YMCA. They included eightseparate panels and stretch over 60 feet.Every panel depicts the holly plant and itsimportance throughout history.Wren Speaks toService ClubsMeghan Wren, the director of theBayshore Discovery Project, recentlyspoke to members of the VinelandService Clubs Council at its monthlymeeting held at the Vineland YMCA.Wren gave an overview of the organi-zation and its mission to educate, pre-serve and inform people about theDelaware Bay region. The organizationruns an array of programs includingschooner as a classroom, shore-basedactivities, a lecture series, summercamps and more. Wren encouragedpeople to check out the Delaware BayMuseum and the Bivalve Center.From left: Chris Volker, President, VinelandService Clubs Council; Meghan Wren,Director, Bayshore Discovery Project; andBJ Giercyk, Treasurer, Vineland ServiceClubs Council.CCC Holds Golf Tournament FundraiserCumberland County Colleges annual School Counts! Golf Classic took place June 6 atthe Sand Barrens Golf Club. Not only did the event provide a day of competition andcamaraderie, but it helped to support School Counts! tuition scholarships as well. Aspecial thanks goes out to all the participants.Pictured here is the winning golf team as theyre congratulated by CumberlandCounty College President, Dr. Thomas Isekenegbe, and CCC Foundation Board Chair,Mark DOnofrio. From left: Isekenegbe, Dennis Ingraldi, Pete Capizola, Ray Tamburro,Paul Janetta, and DOnofrio. 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L -FzIneIand, N] V z Rd.)WWW.GRAPEVINENEWSPAPER.COM|thegrapevine{5}Boys & Girls Club Receives Grant for a New VanThe Boys & Girls of Vineland received a $10,000 RMHC grant recently duringa check presentation. The grant helped fund a new van that will provide safetransportation for field trips, tournaments and other activities. Chris Volker, chiefprofessional officer of Boys & Girls Club of Vineland, its board members andstaff, and Boys & Girls Club members were on hand to accept this grant.From left: Paul Iacovone, McDonalds Owner/Operator; Josie Iacovone, McDonaldsOwner/Operator; Chris Volker, chief professional officer, Boys & Girls Club of Vineland;Ronald McDonald; Vineland Mayor Robert Romano.Faces in the NewsIMillville Names Industrial Park South For RetiredIndustrial/Economic Development DirectorCity officials and local digni-taries along with friends and familygathered recently at the entranceto the Millville Industrial ParkSouth during a dedication ceremo-ny renaming the park in honor ofMeihale Mike Lascarides.Lascarides worked for the City for41 years and was instrumental inthe development of the CitysIndustrial Park South when he wasDirector of Industrial and EconomicDevelopment. The ceremonyincluded a sign unveiling alongwith speeches by Mayor James T.Shannon, Commissioner JamesQuinn, Kim Warker Ayres and former Senator James R. Hurley.Today, the Mike Lascarides Industrial Park (MLIP) consists of dozens ofnational and international companies employing over 2000 people. Zoned I1(General Industry) and an Urban Enterprise Zone, MLIP is ideal for medium toheavy industry. All utilities are available along with drainage, lighting and curb-ing. The Winchester & Western railroad provides service into the park.Lascarides, a graduate of Millville High School, started working for the City in1955 as Assistant City Engineer. He became Assistant City Tax Assessor in 1958,moved up to Tax Assessor in 1967 and began working with the Millville IndustrialDevelopment Commission in 1971. In 1975, Lascarides became the Citys firstDirector of Industrial and Economic Development.As Director, Lascarides helped add approximately $100 million in ratablesthrough new industrial and commercial business, including Durand Internationaland Durand Glass Manufacturing Company. He also obtained the firstCommunity Development Block Grant for Millville when the program first startedin 1975, funding that the City continues to receive today.Mike Lascarides outside the entrance of Millvilles Industrial Park South, which nowbears his name.Grapevine 1-11 062712-de:Layout 1 6/25/12 8:32 PM Page 5{6}thegrapevine|JUNE27,2012Featuring Custom Made Furniture & Signs Amish Made Furniture Custom Made Wood burning Signs Country Home Dcor Pip Berry Garland Soy Candles Lath Photos&RXQWU\ &RXSOHVInside Cumberland Mall Next to Game Stop Marshalls Corridor3849S. Delsea Drive, NJ 856*765*3840 melisa@countrycouples.orgNews in BriefILibrary News Vineland Public Library is asking thecommunity to take a survey, so that itmight improve services. The survey isavailable at https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/VinelandLibrary (there is a linkon our homepage) so you can easily takethe survey online. Hard copies are alsoavailable in the library and a Spanish ver-sion will soon become available. The Millville Public Library will beclosed on Saturday during the months ofJuly and August. The library will restartSaturday hours on the Saturday afterLabor Day. Saturday, June 30, will be thelast Saturday that the library will be openuntil Saturday, September 8, 2012. Formore information on library hours con-tact the Millville Public Library, 210 BuckStreet, Millville, telephone 856-825-7087.Malaga Camp MeetingThe 143th Annual Camp Meeting atMalaga Camp this year August 4 through19 starting at 7 pm. All are invited to joinin for a great evening of preaching andChristian fellowship. They are located at4500 N. Delsea Drive, Newfield, NJ08344. For more information, call 856-466-0288.County Launches MillvilleArea Connection Bus ServiceIn an effort to help supportCumberland County citizens in theMillville area, including Laurel Lake, theCumberland County Office ofEmployment & Training is launching anew Millville Area Connection busservice that will focus on providing trans-portation for those in the Millville, LaurelLake area. Buses will have regular routesthat take them through center city areasof the City of Millville, the MillvilleAirport, and Laurel Lake area.The service will help those who arelooking for employment, or have foundemployment, but dont have transporta-Grapevine 1-11 062712-de:Layout 1 6/25/12 8:32 PM Page 6WWW.GRAPEVINENEWSPAPER.COM|thegrapevine{7}tion. The new Millville Area Connectionbus service officially began on Monday,June 18. Bus Schedules are availableonline at: www.ccoel.org or locallibraries, city halls, county complex, andat Millville and Laurel Lake faithorganizations.Transportation service is provided atno cost or fee to riders. Registration isrequired. For your convenience, registra-tion forms are available on the buses withthe drivers, at the One Stop CareerCenter, online at: www.ccoel.org or youcan call: 856-451-8920. The new trans-portation service is to take people to andfrom work, educational activity, and/orsocial services. Bus routes also connectwith NJ Transit 553 and 408. Buses arehandicapped accessible and have heatand air-conditioning for riders comfort.Community EducationInformation Sessions at CCCThe office of Professional andCommunity Education at CumberlandCounty College will host numerous infor-mation sessions for those wishing to geton the path to a new career. 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