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The Bridgeton Area Chamber of Commerce is dedicating its 15th
annual golf tournament on May 13 to the memory of the late
Michael Harris, who passed away this winter. At the time of his
death, Mike was a member of the Chamber Board of Directors
and its Treasurer.
First National Bank of Elmer, where Mike worked at the time
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“We will dedicate the tournament to Mike’s memory and all the
proceeds of the putting contest and other donations received in
Mike’s memory will be contributed to the memorial fund,” said
Carol Musso, co-chair, along with Jody Hirata, of the golf
tournament and the memorial fund committees. “It’s our first
big Chamber event without Mike and one where he actively
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New Cumberland County College
President Talks with Chamber
Thomas Isekenegbe, Ph.D., new President of Cumberland
County College talked with Chamber members at the May 18
meeting about the current status of the college and the goals for
the coming years.
He happily and proudly reported that thanks to the leadership
of immediate past president Dr. Ken Ender and the Board, other
administrators, staff and the Board of Freeholders, the college is
doing very well.
“We have a healthy student enrollment, quality academic
programs and even in these tough times, our finances and
facilities are in good condition,” Isekenegbe reported. He added
that the college had its highest enrollment in its history in 2009
with 4,014 students, up 5% from the previous year, including a
dramatic increase in full-time students, up 9.9% from the previous
year.
Thomas Isekenegbe, Ph.D., new President
He noted that the Shirlee and Bernard Brown University
of Cumberland County College talked with
Center is allowing 501 students to earn 4-year degrees from
the Chamber at its May 18 meeting.
such colleges as Fairleigh Dickinson, Montclair State, Rowan and
Georgian Court.
His top goals are
successful re-accreditation
of the college in early
2011and development of
the next strategic plan for
the years ahead, including
expanded services in
western Cumberland
County.
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Chamber Hears from
Bridgeton Candidates
The April meeting of the Chamber held at
Terrigno’s Fairfield Inn brought all the candidates
in Bridgeton’s May 11 election for Mayor and City
Council together at one time.
Mayor James Begley and City Councilman
Nick Salvatore represented the Begley Slate of
Candidates and City Council President Albert Kelly
and council candidate Mike Zapolski represented
the Kelly Slate of candidates. Independent council
candidate Mike Lopez also spoke to the Chamber.
Mayor Begley and his slate highlighted plans
for redevelopment downtown, safety and security
in apartment complexes, better treatment and
services for senior citizens and citywide transit
system.
City Council President Albert Kelly, who is
running for Mayor and his slate of candidates
highlighted their plans to create progress
for Bridgeton by forming and strengthening
partnerships with the people of Bridgeton, area
civic groups, area municipalities, the County and
the State.
On May 11, the voters of Bridgeton, by a
substantial majority, elected Albert Kelly for Mayor
and his entire slate was elected to City Council
including Councilwoman Lugardo, City Councilmen
Bill Spence and Dennis Thompson, Jack Surrency
and Mike Zapolski. The Chamber congratulates
and offers its cooperation and assistance as the
new officials take office in July.
The Chamber also extends its thanks to
outgoing Mayor James Begley and Councilman
Nick Salvatore for their years of service to the city
and their cooperation with the Chamber.
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“Buy Local” Discount Cards Help Save Money
Frank Harris, Sr. of Pennoni Associates, who
chairs the Chamber’s fundraising committee,
announced that the Chamber now offers discount
cards for $5. The cards include valuable discounts
which more than pay for the cost of the card in one or
two purchases and the cards are good until the end
of May 2011.
“We put together the card to promote buying from
local merchants and to raise some funds for the
Chamber,” said Harris. Cards are available from
chamber board members, at member companies and
from the Chamber office, 856-455-1312.
Businesses Offering Discounts on the Cards:
• Antonio’s Deli
• Cook’s Cleaners
• Golden Pigeon
• Landis Links
• Beaver’s Tree Service
• Country Rose Restaurant
• Green Olive Restaurant
• Marlboro Farm Market
• South Jersey Water
Conditioning
• Bridgeton Family
Restaurant
• Dare’s Feed & Pet Supply
• Hopewell Sub & Pizza
• No. 1 Chinese Kitchen
• Terrigno’s Fairfield Inn
• DeRose’s Ristorante
• Off Broad Street Players
• Carmelo’s
• Diamonds & Design
• J & S Agway (Home &
Garden)
• Frank Burton & Son
• Kentucky Fried Chicken
• Rita’s Water Ice
• Century Bakery
• Radio Shack
Chamber’s 16th Annual Golf Tournament Is Great Success
Played in Memory of Mike Fralinger and Charles Patitucci
More than 140 golfers and volunteers participated in the Chamber’s 16th annual golf tournament at Centerton
Country Club on May 12. The event raises money to support the chamber’s operations and mission. The Chamber
thanks the many sponsors, especially our main tournament sponsor, P. Austin Insurance Agency / State Farm Insurance,
for their contributions and everyone who helped make the tournament a success.
At the awards dinner, the Chamber took a few moments to memorialize the late Mike Fralinger and Charlie Patitucci for
their service to the Chamber and the community. Some of the proceeds from the putting contest at the tournament were
donated to charities of the family’s choice.
Winners in A division were Farm Credit East, Radio Shack and P. Austin Insurance Agency. Winners in B division
were Robert Patitucci, MD, Dominion Title Services and Gregory Facemyer, CPA. The longest drive prize went to
Jacqueline Bray, straightest drive to Joe Blandino and closest to the pin prize went to John Trainer, Evan Fogg, Doug Carll
and Ted Propert.
Chamber members, golfers, volunteers, sponsors and members of the Fralinger and Patitucci families enjoy the 16th annual golf tournament.
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Discounts For Members Now
Available on Chamber Website
Online Member to Member Discounts are also
available to Chamber members, their employees
and their families.
Promoting the importance of buying from local
chamber members and businesses, the Chamber
website, www.baccnj.com, provides a list of
discounts available.
• A Common Grime
• Orr’s Flooring America
• Bob Novick Chevrolet
• Premier Technology
Solutions
• Community Health
Care
• Diamonds and Designs
• The Maria Collection
• R & S Construction
of Bridgeton
• Remsterville Learning
Center
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Century Savings Bank Hosts Chamber Event
At New Cornwell Drive Office in Upper Deerfield
Century Savings Bank (CSB) celebrated the grand opening of their new state of the art branch, located
at 53 Cornwell Drive in the Carlls Corner section of Upper Deerfield Township, with a special ribbon cutting
ceremony. Century Savings Bank President and CEO, David Hemple; Chairman of the Board of Directors,
Alan Woodruff; Mayor of Upper Deerfield Township, James Crilley; and other members of the CSB executive
staff participated in the ceremonial opening of the 6900-square-foot branch which is open seven days a
week.
“We are proud to have a location where we can offer big-bank services and small-town, individual
attention,” said Hemple. “This branch has been an incredible growth opportunity for us and reinforces our
commitment to superior community banking in the Bridgeton area.”
On May 26, Upper Deerfield office manager Carol Musso and staff welcomed Chamber members and
guests to a “Business After Business” reception at the new office where many people got a chance to talk
with bank officials and see the new office.
“The Chamber offers its thanks and congratulations to Carol, Dave and everyone at Century Savings
Bank for showing confidence in the people and businesses of the area by making this investment in the
area,” commented Karen Hepner, Chairperson of the Chamber of Commerce.
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• Kennedy Concrete
• Locker Room Storage
• Mainiero’s
• Modern Gas
• South Jersey Eye Care
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L-R: Frank Harris, Sr., Dominique Musso, Kevin McCann, Danielle Musso, Rod MacDonald, Carol Musso,
Chris Jespersen and Dave Hemple, President and CEO of Century Savings Bank at the Chamber’s Business
to Business networking event held at Century Savings Bank at Carlls Corner.
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Bridgeton Outdoor Market on
the Riverfront Begins June 18
Bridgeton Main Street Association is planning the Bridgeton
Outdoor Market at the Riverfront - a community farm market. It will
feature Jersey Fresh produce (fruits and vegetables), plants and
flowers along with a variety of great foods, crafts, entertainment and
more.
The Market is set for each Friday from June 18 through August
27, 10 AM to 2 PM. This year will feature two evening markets
on Friday, July 16 and August 20 from 5PM to 7PM and a Saturday
morning market on August 28 from 10AM to 2PM, as part of the
Cohansey RiverFest.
Vendors are welcome. For information and to register, call
Bridgeton Main Street Assoc. at 856-453-8130 or 973-864-4001.
Bridgeton Area Chamber donates copier to Bridgeton
Main Street Association following the roof cave-in at Main
Street’s former location downtown. L-R: Carola Hartley,
Main Street Executive Director, Denise Higbee, member
of the Main Street and Chamber Board of Directors and
Tony Stanzione, Chamber Executive Director.
New Festival – “Cohansey RiverFest” To Make Debut on August 28
Bridgeton Main Street Association and Chamber to Team Up to Present Crab and Beer Garden
With the impetus of the Cumberland County Cultural and Heritage Commission, several area civic, educational, cultural and environmental organizations are
working together to create a new special event named the Cohansey RiverFest. The festival will include multiple events and activities spread throughout towns
located along the Cohansey including Bridgeton, Fairfield, Greenwich, Hopewell and Upper Deerfield.
“Celebrate, discover, connect and protect” is the theme for the celebration. Events will be held from Sunset Lake where three municipalities share borders on
the lake that is part of the Cohansey River, in Bridgeton’s City Park, including the Cohanzick Zoo and the raceway, in downtown Bridgeton at the Bridgeton Library,
Gallery 50 Gallery, the riverfront on the Cohansey River, at Eagle Point in Fairfield Township, Dutch Neck Village in Hopewell and in Greenwich.
Food, boating, environmental education, children’s fun, art and crafts exhibits, fishing and sporting events, movies, dancing, concerts, tours and shopping will
highlight the event as it strives to bring thousands of area residents and visitors together with the Cohansey River as its centerpiece.
The Bridgeton Area Chamber of Commerce and Bridgeton Main Street Association will host a Crab and Beer Garden featuring crabs made by the Marino family
and live musical entertainment on the riverfront in downtown Bridgeton.
Look for details on the RiverFest in the coming weeks. See www.baccnj.com and www.cohanseyriverfest.org for more information.
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Three Chambers Meet Jointly with County and State Officials
Bridgeton Area, Greater Millville and Greater
Vineland Chambers of Commerce joined together
at a luncheon meeting at Ramada Inn in Vineland
on April 29 where presentations were made by
Freeholder Director Louis Magazzu and Third District
Assemblyman John Burzichelli regarding the state of
the County and the State.
Freeholder Director Magazzu explained the detailed,
deliberate and open budget making process that has
been followed this year. He said the budget will require
layoffs of up to 55 employees to avoid raising taxes
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He said the Freeholder Board recognizes the value of
shared services to help the county and the local governments save money and maintain stable or lower tax
rates. He pointed to the need for consolidation of school districts as a key area to save taxpayers money.
Assemblyman John Burzichelli, who serves as Deputy Speaker of the Assembly and serves on the Budget
Committee, spoke to the chamber members and guests about the state of the State budget and government.
He said tough choices that needed to be made for many years now must be made. He said it is an
opportunity to change the shape and direction of state government for years to come.
He said the majority party in the legislature,
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For Upcoming
Chamber Meetings
and Events.
If you are interested
in joining, call the
Bridgeton Area
Chamber of
Commerce at
856•455•1312
Welcome to New Members:
• Tractor Supply Company
Dan Harder, Store Manager
54 Cornwell Drive, Bridgeton, NJ 08302
(856) 455-3944
Feed, Tools, Fencing, Pet Food,
Pet Products, Farm Equipment
• Premier Technology Solutions, LLC
Michael Lando
22 Cornwell Drive, Bridgeton, NJ 08302
856-848-3009
Strategic Consultant Firm, with 70 years
of marketing and business experience
Providing Business Technology Service
and Planning
Thanks to All Our Renewing Members
• Bridgeton Onized FCU
• Centerton Nurseries
• Chiarelli Transport
• Community Health Care
• Cumberland County College
• DeRose’s Ristorante
• Diamonds & Designs
• Dill’s Seafood
• Dominion Title Services, Inc.
• Don Rogers, Inc.
• Downe Township
• First National Bank of Elmer
• Fralinger Engineering
• Greg Garton, CPA
• IKON Office Solutions
• Jim Wenger Farms
• Locker Room Storage
• Overdevest Nurseries
• South Jersey Healthcare
• Sun National Bank
• Sunny Slope Farms of NJ
• Terrigno’s Fairfield Inn
• The County of Cumberland
• Upper Deerfield Estates
• Upper Deerfield PreSchool
• Walmart
• Winchester & Western Railroads
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BUY LOCAL FIRST FROM CHAMBER MEMBERS:
A Common Grime
(856) 453-9598
Allen Associates
(856) 692-2250
American Red Cross Atlantic /
Cumberland Counties
(856) 413-0909
Arsenal Sound
(856) 451-0008
Atlantic City Electric
(856) 863-7945
B.W. Stetson & Co.
(856-455-2200
BC Processing
(888) 223-4622 x 101
Beaver’s Tree Service
(856) 447-4335
Bidic Autoline
(856) 455-5800
Big Brothers / Big Sisters of
Cumberland & Salem Counties
(856) 692-0916
Bob Novick Chevrolet, Inc.
(856) 451-0095
Bollinger Insurance
(856) 205-7400
Bottino’s ShopRite
(856) 451-1577
Bridgeton - City of
(856) 455-3230
Bridgeton Board of Education
(856) 455-8030
Bridgeton Glass & Mirror
(856) 451-6615
Bridgeton Housing Authority
(856) 451-4454
Bridgeton Main Street
Association
(856) 453-8130
Bridgeton Plumbing & Heating
(856) 451-3131
Bridgeton Onized Federal
Credit Union
(856) 692-4000
Buono Vita, Inc.
(856) 453-7972
C&J Electronics
t/a Radio Shack
(856) 455-0086
C.A. VanderVeer Trucking
(856) 451-6942
Centerton Country Club
(856) 358-3325
Centerton Nurseries
(856) 455-0926
Century Savings Bank
(856) 451-3300
Chiarelli Transport
(856) 455-5939
Cohanzick Golf Course
(856) 455-2122
Colonial Bank
(856) 451-5800
Colson & Gosweiler
(856) 451-0550
Comcast
(856) 740-4105
Community Health Care
(856) 451-4700
Cooks Cleaners
(856) 451-6770
Cooperative Business
Assitance Corporation
(856) 966-8181
Cumberland County College
(856) 691-8600
Cumberland County
Empowerment Zone
(856) 459-1700
Cumberland County
Improvement Authority
(856) 825-3700
Cumberland County One Stop
Career Center
(856) 696-5660 x 226
Cumberland County Technical
Education Center
(856) 451-9000
Cumberland County Utilities
Authority
(856) 455-7120
Cumberland Dairy
(856) 451-1300
Cumberland Development
Corporation
(856) 451-4200
Cumberland Insurance Group
(856) 451-4050
Cumberland Mall Associates
(856) 825-9507
Cumberland Tire Center, Inc.
(856) 451-5555
Cumberland Valve, Inc.
(856) 451-1324
D & G Bug Stompers
(856) 451-6162
D and S Designs
(856) 451-0954
DeRose’s Ristorante
(856) 459-5906
Diamonds & Design, The Maria
Collection
(856) 696-3600
DiLisi’s Ristorante
(856) 455-4011
DMC Supplies. Inc.
(856) 455-4090
Domionion Title Services
(856) 455-1008
Don Rogers, Inc.
(856) 451-8782
Downe Township
(856) 447-3100
Dutch Neck Landscaping
(856) 451-2188
Ed’s Body Shop
(856) 451-1646
English Sewage Disposal, Inc.
(856) 358-4771
Everett Marino
F & S Produce
(856) 453-0316
Farm Credit East
(856) 451-0933
First National Bank of Elmer
(856) 358-8141
Flex Family Fitness Center
(856) 455-9691
Fralinger Engineering, PA
(856) 451-2990
Frank Burton & Son
(856) 455-1202
Freitag Funeral Home
(856) 455-2600
Gary Simmerman
Gia’s Catering
(856) 451-7878
Green Olive Restaurant
(856) 459-1147
Greg Garton, CPA
(856) 455-8100
Gregory Facemyer, CPA
(856) 455-7700
HeartPath Acupuncture
(609) 334-7082
Heating Specialties, Inc.
(856) 451-2538
HH Hankins & Bro.
(856) 451-1212
Hopewell Sub & Pizza
(856) 451-0261
Hopewell Township
(856) 455-1230
IKON Office Solutions
(856) 364-7711
J & J Staffing Resources
(856) 464-0020
J & S Agway Home & Garden
Center
(856) 455-0810
J.A. Mariano Agency, M Pizzo,
LLC, t/a
(856) 451-9531
J.E.M. Print
(856) 451-3885
James Chiropratic Center
(856) 455-5440
Jim Wenger Farms
(856) 453-0646
Jonathan M. Kelly Home
Improvements, LLC
(856) 207-9315
Justus Livingston
Kay & Associates, Inc.
(856) 451-2000
KBA Architecture, Inc./
Dutch Neck Village
(856) 327-9500
Kennedy Concrete, Inc.
(856) 692-8650
Lairson Electronics, Inc.
(856) 453-1616
Locker Room Storage, Inc.
856-451-7827
Mainiero’s, Inc.
(856) 692-7900
Manetas Farm, Inc.
(856) 455-4553
Martin Corporation
(856) 305-2878
Members First of NJ formerly
CUMCO Federal Credit Union
(856) 696-0767
Modern Gas Company
(856) 455-1100
Nardelli Brothers, Inc.
(856) 447-4000
New York Life
(856 297-0134
Newfield National Bank
(856) 575-0075
Off Broad Street Players
(856) 455-1615
Orr’s Flooring America
(856) 455-1126
Overdevest Nurseries
(856) 451-3179
P. Austin Insurance
(856) 451-6340
Padgett Funeral Home
(856) 451-1999
Papco, LLC
(856) 455-9450
Pennoni Associates
(856) 692-5081 x 3515
Premier Technology Solutions,
LLC
(856) 848-3009
Prepaid Legal Services, Inc./
Evelyn Sullivan, CITRMS
(856) 690-8897
Pro Computer Service
(856) 352-4137
QIS, Inc.
(856) 455-6165
Quark Enterprises, Inc.
(856) 455-0376
R&S Construction of Bridgeton,
LLC
856-459-5351
Remsterville Learning Center
(856) 455-7133
Rita’s Water Ice / Landis Links
(856) 459-2211
Rottkamp Farms, Inc.
(856) 451-2359
Rutgers Food Innovation Center
(856) 459-1125
Sarah Birdsall, Planning
Consulting
(856) 305-1626
Seabrook House Foundation
Thompson Enterprises
(856) 455-7575
(856) 455-1211
Sir Speedy Printing - Bridgeton Tips Trailer Park
(856) 453-0336
(856) 451-1040
SJ Water Conditioning &
Townsware Computer Services
Rainbow Sprinklers
(856) 696-5003
(856) 451-0620
Tractor Supply Company
Smith & Richards Lumber, Inc. (856) 455-3944
(856) 451-4500
Tri-County Community Action
South Jersey Eye Associates
Partnership
(856) 455-5500
(856) 451-6330
South Jersey Healthcare
United Way Cumberland County
(856) 641-8605
(856) 205-1800
South Jersey Healthcare
Upper Deerfield Estates
Foundation
(856) 575-0336
(856) 641-8605
Upper Deerfield Preschool /
South Jersey Industries
Village School-Teacher Center
(856) 881-7000
(856) 455-7975
Spinelli Jewlers
Upper Deerfield Township
(856) 451-1010
(856) 451-3811
Sray-Webster Funeral Home,
W.E. Johnson Engineering
LLC
(856) 453-7755
(856) 455-3613
Wal-Mart
Sun National Bank
(856) 453-0418
(856) 455-8305
Watson & Henry Assoc.
Sungenis Insurance Agency
(856) 451-1779
(856) 451-7340
Wayne Sabota, Apprasial
Sunny Slope Farms of NJ
Services
(856) 451-0022
(856) 455-7660
Susquehanna Bank
WHIBCO, Inc.
(856) 459-1776
856-455-9200 X 271
Swansea Vineyard
White Wave Foods Company
(856) 453-5778
(856) 459-3890
TBI Unlimited, LLC
Winchester & Western Railroad
(856) 455-7832
(856) 451-6400
TD Bank
Wood Street Partners, Inc.
(856) 453-5810
(856) 205-1010 x 7000
Terrigno’s Fairfield Inn
Woodland Country Day School
(856) 451-7592
(856) 453-8499
The Bank
Woodruff Energy
(856) 455-3500
(856) 451-1111
The Bridgeton Journal
(856) 563-5200
The Coachroom
Restaurant
(856) 451-0041
The Country Rose
Restaurant
(856) 455-9294
pper
eerfield
The County of Cumberland
(856) 453-2175
states
The News of Cumberland
“Making Life Easier
County
For You.”
(856) 451-1000
The Reminder (Cohansey
Cove Publishing)
Dorothy D. Robinson
(856) 825-8811
Manager
The Ritter Law Office
(856) 451-3030
The Roarke Agency
23 McCormick Boulevard
(856) 455-6660
Bridgeton, NJ 08302
The Salvation Army of
Bridgeton
Phone (856) 575-0336
(856) 451-0999
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8 Page 8 • Business News • Summer 2010
MEETINGS AND EVENTS
• CHAMBER BOARD MEETINGS
July 1 & Aug. 5
8 AM
Cumberland County Utilities
Authority
• Bridgeton Main Street
OUTDOOR Market
• CHAMBER BUSINESS
LUNCHEONS
Tuesdays at Fairfield Inn
at Noon
June 22 - Congressman
Frank LoBiondo
July 20 - Christina
Genovese, Director of
Business Affairs for
Governor Chris Christie
August 17 - To Be
Announced
Advance registration required
856-455-1312
• BRIDGETON INVITATIONAL
BASEBALL TOURNAMENT
July 30 - Aug. 15
Alden Field,
Bridgeton City Park
Purchase tickets in advance
or at the gate
• COHANSEY RIVERFEST
• BRIDGETON AREA Saturday, Aug. 28
[email protected]
CHAMBER
10 AM to 8:00 PM
OF COMMERCE
Bridgeton, Upper Deerfield,
FOUNDATION’S MINI-GOLF
Hopewell, Fairfield and
TOURNAMENT
Greenwich
Events at several locations
Friday, July 30, 6:00 pm
along the Cohansey River
Benefitting Mike Harris
Includes Main Street &
Memorial Fund
Chamber Crab & Beer
Landis Links, Upper Deerfield
Garden on the Riverfront
Call 455-1312 to enter, help
www.cohanseyriverfest.org or
or donate
• PEACH FESTIVAL at
call 856-453-8130
Fridays - June 18 to Aug. 27
10 AM - 2 PM
On the Riverfront in
Downtown Bridgeton
Jersey Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables, Food Court,
Crafts, Fun
856-453-8130 or
973-864-4001
Advertise in
Business News
Affordable Rates
455-1312
www.baccnj.com
DUTCH NECK VILLAGE
Saturday, Aug. 7, 10 AM - 5 PM
856-455-6003 or
www.dutchneckvillage.com
• BACC F-1 RACING CHALLENGE
Wednesday, Sept. 29
Noon ‘til, NJ Motorsports
Park, Millville 856-455-1312
or www.baccnj.com
Teams of Racers, Sponsors
and Spectators Welcome
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we do our best work
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Kenneth W. Freitag, Owner/Manager
N.J. Lic. No. 3666
Christopher K. LaBree, Funeral Director
Loans
Upper Deerfield
.
N.J. Lic. No. 4497
Millville
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Mantua
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Sewell
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Cedarville
137 W. Commerce Street
Bridgeton, New Jersey 08302
Phone: (856) 455-2600
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email: [email protected]
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