jhummel@southjerseymedia.com Web: nj.com/ben Phone: 856-451-1000, ext. 556 Cellphone: 856-237-6645 FAX: 856-455-3098 U.S. Army: RA13815980 The column that says if you add up all the time volunteers spent getting the Cohanzick Zoo ready for Boo at the Zoo along with all the donations to pull it off, then you know there should have been an admission fee for the 4,300...
jhummel@southjerseymedia.com
Web: nj.com/ben
Phone: 856-451-1000, ext. 556
Cellphone: 856-237-6645
FAX: 856-455-3098
U.S. Army: RA13815980
The column that says if you add up all the time volunteers spent getting the Cohanzick Zoo ready for Boo at the Zoo along with all the donations to pull it off, then you know there should have been an admission fee for the 4,300 who showed up.
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Good evening!
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We know the Cohanzick Zoological Society is dead set against charging for anything held at the zoo other than summer camp, and has been generous in its support funding projects costing thousands of dollars, but ...
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"Just want to shout out to Willy P college bowling.
"Great job winning today Stevens tournament.
"Off to a great start. Keep it up next week.''
-- Liz Greco
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Do you like the name she has given to the William Patterson Club Bowling team?
William Paterson's Bowling team, a club sport, has won all four northeast tournaments during the recent semester -- The Blue Hen Open, The Penn Classic, The Stevens Invitational and the Shippensburg Classic.
The team competed in one national level tournament and placed 8th in the country.
Four William Paterson students, Jake Rollins, Steve Greco, Mike Warman and Steve Kotowski, were named to 1st team all-conference and the William Paterson Bowling team head coach, Greg Hatzisavvas, was named Coach of the Year for the Eastern Intercollegiate Bowling Conference.
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Steve Greco is the connection.
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"I know some of you can help.
"We need high resolution photos of people having fun in, on and around the Delaware Bay for our Discover Delaware Bay website.
"People having fun, fishing, biking, boating, birding, walking, working, laughing.
"All seasons. All ages. Please share! Thanks!''
-- Meghan Wren
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"I'm pleased to announce that Miss Gloucester County's Outstanding Teen, Shelby Watts, has agreed to support Project Thanksgiving this year.
"She will be making several guest appearances for us on Saturday, Nov. 21.
"This lovely young lady has selected 'School Bus Stop Safety' as her platform.
"Stop by and meet her and feel free to ask about her very important platform.
"Thank you, Shelby, for joining our Team this year. We look forward to working with you!
"Times and locations will be announced soon.''
-- Project Thanksgiving
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BMFL Scores
Big John BULLS 7
Camden PAL 0
Joyce's Nursery 7
Camden Pal 6
Camden PAL 37
Cumberland Dairy PACKERS 8
Camden PAL 25
Fifth Ward AA GEMS 0
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The Gems have lost more games this year than the last ? years combined.
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Gregg Jones and one of the stars of his ghost walk in Greenwich."Enjoyed another Cumberland County Historical Society Ghost Walk last night.
"We had a good turnout.''
-- David Austin
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Like a sellout for the fourth night?
It gets scary in an historic town like Greenwich around Halloween, and Gregg Jones makes it that much scarier.
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PLEASE come out and help and support First Wesleyan Church.
Sign up noiw.
Come out for a fun night of painting, and support First Wesleyan Church in Bridgeton fundraiser for the Ministry House Heater on Monday, Nov. 16.
5:30 p.m. -- Light Refreshments.
6 p.m. -- "Paint Night!" No experience needed! All supplies provided.
Cost: $35.
Location is 200 Laurel Heights Drive, Bridgeton.
For tickets, call Debbie at 856-451-2226.
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What Bridgeton businessman travels from the Andes to the Amazon?
There's only one.
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Our Fall Fundraiser is out!
Discount Cards are available from any Millville Soccer player for only $10!
Purchase a discount card and enjoy discounts from local businesses, like S&J Pizza, Chow's Garden Buffet, Auntie Anne's Pretzels, Advance Auto, Arby's and more.
You can make your money back in virtually one use of the card.
They are great for gifts, too! Don't forget teachers, mailmen, handyman, gas attendants, etc.
Orders and money are due by Nov. 7 and cards will be distributed by Nov. 14.
-- Newell Branin Jr.
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MY KIND OF TOWN: Where how many events can Bridgeton pull off that will help balance the city budget, because that's the way we should start thinking?