The Center News

The Center News
FAA William J. Hughes Technical Center
Vol. 48, No. 14
Happy Welcome Home to
Nelson Brown…
Nelson Brown (Computer Scientist, ANG-E56, Flight Service
Systems Branch) was recently deployed to Afghanistan for a
period of three months with the 177th NJ Air National Guard
Fighter Wing. Nelson is a Technical Sergeant with the 177th,
and while overseas he served as a F-16 Fighter Jet Crew Chief
performing as an aircraft mechanic and maintenance specialist
coordinator. The Fighter Wing performed missions in support
of Operation Enduring Freedom and U.S. Army Counter
Insurgency operations. Nelson left home early in December
2011 and was glad to return to the FAA Technical Center at the
beginning of March 2012. Upon his return Nelson received a
surprise “Welcome Home” party from his co-workers, and a
special “Well Done” from Dr. Wilson Felder and his Strategic
Management Team. Per the FSS Branch Manager, “Everyone
missed Nelson’s presence and participation as an integral part of
our Test & Evaluation team, but we are also truly proud of his
service to the country and very happy for his safe return.”
Nelson “On the Line” in Afghanistan with a F-16 pilot from DC,
holding a “3D” Best Wishes card created by and sent from FSS
Branch Computer Scientist Kathy Torrence.
The Director giving a “Well Done”, and acknowledging Nelson’s
wife Traci Stadtmueller for her sacrifices too! Traci is also an
employee at WJHTC, a member of the Advanced Aircraft
Systems & Avionics Section, ANG-E232.
The Kiwanis Club of Egg Harbor City
will host a used clothing collection from 9
a.m. – 2 p.m. Saturday, April 21st
at the Egg Harbor City
Community School,
730 Havana Avenue.
Kiwanis is collecting wearable and usable men’s,
women’s and children’s clothing, shoes, belts,
handbags and linens (inc
luding bedding, curtains and towels). Stuffed
animals and hard toys and other baby items will also
be accepted. Items should be placed in tightly tied
plastic bags. Kiwanis will receive money for every
pound of items collected. For more information call
Janine Brown at (609) 965-0886.
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RNS Mobile Mammography Van to
Visit the
Technical Center on April 5
Wednesday, April 4, 2012
SKY JOURNAL
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To All Female Technical Center Employees:
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The Technical Center’s Health Awareness Program has arranged with
the Ruth Newman Shapiro (RNS) Mobile Mammography Van to visit
the Technical Center on Thursday, April 5. This is an annual visit to
the Technical Center that offers a cost effective and convenient means
to obtain a mammography without having to take a significant time
away from work. The Mobile Van will be here on April 5 from 9:30
a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and will parked outside the North Entrance (Parking
Lot “F”).
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An appointment is necessary and can be made by calling the RNS
Scheduling Office at 1-800-246-2404. When you call you will need to
provide your name, address, your primary physician’s phone number,
and Health Insurance Information. When your appointment is made,
you will be sent a reminder along with a registration and history form
in the mail to complete prior to your appointment.
If anyone has questions regarding the RNS Van, please call the Safety
Office at extension 5-6360. The American Cancer Society recommends that women have a mammogram every year after the age of 40.
Make your appointment today!
TO ALL CENTER PERSONNEL:
You are invited to participate in the Technical Center’s Blood Drive scheduled
for Thursday, April 12 and Friday, April 13 from 8:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. in the
Technical Building Atrium. The American Red Cross will be hosting the drive on
these two dates and they are in need of ALL Blood Types. If you are able, please
consider making a donation. Your participation will be greatly appreciated.
For more information concerning the Blood Drive, contact the Safety Office at
extension 5-6360.
Research help sought for a study into
Safety Critical Decision Making and the use of independent
evaluation: http://barnett-survey.org/intro.htm
The survey is for Robert Barnett’s dissertation on “The Meaning of
Independence in System Evaluations.”
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Just a reminder, it is both a state
law and federal mandate for the
use of seat belts.
FASTEN YOUR SEAT BELTS
(Someone needs you!!)
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Wednesday, April 4 2012
Sky Observer’s Journal
Friday, April 6th. Its Good Friday and the
Moon is full.
Saturday, April 7th. Today, the Moon makes
its monthly pass by the first magnitude star
Spica. It is beautifully positioned for viewing.
The pair are separated by about four lunar
diameters and are almost exactly opposite the
Sun in the sky. Of course they are, the Moon
is full and that happens when the Moon and the
Sun are opposite each other as viewed from
Earth. The first two, Moon and Spica, will be
high in the sky around midnight. They are 173
degrees from the Sun, biased a little toward
the morning side of the celestial meridian. All
this happens around midnight. But six hours
later, at around 6:00 Am EDT, the Moon passes
right by Saturn. The Moon’s separation from
the Sun has changed from 173 degrees to 171
degrees in those intervening hours as it heads
for its inevitable last quarter phase. Saturn will
be six degrees from the Moon. The Moon will
be south southwest of the planet. Great time to
be viewing Saturn as well, with it high in the
sky most of the night. Finally, at 1:00 PM the
Moon reaches perigee and will be 56.18 earthradii from the Earth.
Wednesday, April 11th. Venus reaches its greatest latitude north
of ecliptic plane today. It is only 3.4 degrees, but that is about
all it can do. It is a dramatic demonstration of just how similar
Venus’s orbit is to our own. Venus does not wander much from
the ecliptic. And even so, it hardly ever passes in front of the
Sun’s disk. That, called a transit of Venus, only happens twice
in everyone’s lifetime. We’re going to be lucky on that front.
The last Venus transit was in 2004. The next happens this June.
Then it will be over a hundred years before the next one. So
get yourself ready for a twice in a lifetime event this coming
summer.
Sunday, April 8th. Today is Easter Sunday.
The date on which Easter is celebrated is a
movable feast. It is intended to be the Sunday
after the Full Moon that is on or after the day of
the vernal equinox. But due to complications
with the calendar and with astronomical
matters, Easter is determined by formulae. It
goes like this. Easter can fall on any of the 35
days from March 22nd (if Full Moon occurs on
March 21st and this is a Saturday) to April 25th
(if Full Moon occurs on March 20th, thus next
on April 18th, and that is a Sunday). Easter got
closest to March 22nd in 1818 and will again
in the year 2285. It got closest to April 25th in
1943 and will again in 2038. Many of us might
live to see that. What of this year? The next
Jersey Shore Federal Credit Union
Full Moon on or after March 21st is April 6th.
Scholarship Opportunities
This happened in 1993 and will again in 2023.
Jersey
Shore
Federal Credit Union is inviting members and eliApril 6th is a Friday (see above) and so, Easter
gible
members,
in their senior year of high school, to apply for
is celebrated on April 8th.
two
scholarship
opportunities, each worth $1,000. Applications
Tuesday, April 10th. The distant object, can be picked up at their office locations at 1434 New Road in
dwarf planet really, Pluto will be stationary in Northfield or 3317 Route 9 South in the Rio Grande Plaza. Credit
right ascension today. It will begin its annual union membership is open to everyone in Atlantic and Cape May
retrograde or westward motion. Also today the Counties. For complete details on the scholarship programs or
Moon passes near Antares in the constellation membership, please contact the credit union at (609) 646-3339
of Scorpius. The Moon is now 131 degrees ext 143.
from the Sun and is in the morning sky as
measured from the celestial meridian. When
it reaches 90 degrees from the Sun, it will be
at last quarter.
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SAVE THE DATE
Saturday, May 19, 2012
5K in May Run/Walk for Marianne
On Saturday, May
Seaview Elementafield,
Linwood,
Federal
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day of race. For additional information stop by any of the credit union’s three
branches or call (888) 322-2848 ext 210.
New ACUA Wells
Increase
Thank
you!
Methane Extraction by 25%
Little Flyers Academy would like to thank you for
Atlantic County Utilities Authority (ACUA) operates the county landfill on Deliyour contribution
to our
January
Book landfill
drive. Over
lah Road in Egg Harbor Township.
ACUA’s key
strategy
to control
odor is
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to 4.8
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schools library.
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new
landfill
gas
collection
your continued support!
wells were installed in February 2012 to bring the total network of wells up to
100. The installation of these new wells will increase the amount of gas collected
Sincerely,
from the landfill, which will
in turn reduce the amount of odors released.
The well drilling process begins
with a drill
rig drilling
through 85 feet of trash.
The students
of Little
Flyers Academy
Once the well is drilled, the well casing which consists of a screened pipe is inserted into the hole. The well is then filled in with different layers of material that
are designed to help reduce the well from getting clogged with debris and reduce
gas from leaking out of the well hole. Once the well has been installed, a collection hose extracts the gas under vacuum sending it to a gas treatment system and
then to a generator to create electricity.
In today’s economy, the Atlantic City Rescue Mission needs are greater than
ever
provide
for the homeless.
help the Mission’s
efforts,
Jersey
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need
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fortunate.
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Shore
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Credit Union,
(609)
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more
information
about
ACUA’s
Landfill
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to Electricity
projectcall
go to:
646-3339
or
visit
www.jerseyshorefcu.org.
http://www.acua.com/acua/content.aspx?id=506
Coupon Drive to Benefit the Atlantic
City Rescue Mission
www.acua.com/acua/content.aspx?id=4129
SAVE
THE
DATES!
A Request
SAVE THE DATES!
As a FAA Community Service Little Flyers Academy Is Bringing in Vendors.
Please Surveillance
by the Branch,
atrium!has received a bone marrow
Jessica
Randazzo,
of the ATC
Ground
As
a FAA
Community
Service
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Flyers
Academy
Is Bringing in Vendors.
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February
15th
& at16
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for her acute myeloid
leukemia
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of the University of
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credit union that
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Thank
you.
May
16
& 17th Books-Are-Fun Returns!
February 15th & 16
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April 30th to May 3rd ~ Fran Reilly
NAFEC ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
ENDS APRIL 20, 2012
The NAFEC Association membership drive is now under way.
Membership cards will be available for $3.00 until April 20, 2012
afterward the price is $4.00. Retiree membership is always $2.00.
MEMBERSHIP PRIZE DRAWING BREAKDOWN
20% of the Proceeds Benefit Little Flyers Academy.
A Wonderful Mix of Merchandise
Amount
$100
$ 50
$ 20
$ 10
$ 5
Thank You for Your Support!
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& trash included
water,
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& sewer
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20% of the Proceeds Benefit Little Flyers Academy.
Thank You for Your Support!
# of winners
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TOTAL PRIZE MONEY AWARDED: $700
Winners will be notified on Friday, May 4th.
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Wednesday, April 4 2012
Just-Sailing’s April Program Schedule
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The Technical Center’s air quality should benefit from ACUA’s project and experience
shores of Lake Lenape East by the Lighthouse in Mays Landing blowing a sea
fewer episodes of landfill odors. However, if you smell natural gas or suspect a gas
of bubbles.
leak, please call extension 1111 or 5-1111 immediately to report your concern. Thank
you for your cooperation.
All proceeds from Just-Sailing’s instructional programs help support the AccesJay Repko, Environmental Protection Specialist, Environmental & Safety Section
sible Sailing program for individuals with disabilities ages 10 and up. For addiExtension 5-4917
tional information, please contact Executive Director, Jessica Servis at (609)2145176 or email [email protected] or to register for programs visit www.
FAA Technical Center recycles 50% of all waste, please help make it higher.
just-sailing.org/calendar.
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Wednesday, April 4 2012
TECH Center Announcements
NOTICE TO ALL TECHNICAL CENTER EMPLOYEES
During recent months, it has been noticed that motor vehicles have been parking on
the grassy area next to Parking Lot “K” and the Building 300 Loading Dock. In order
for employees to park at this location, they have to drive over a rectangular (25’ X 60’)
concrete slab. This slab is an oil/grease separator and was not designed to accommodate
PROMPT RETURN OF PIV BADGE REMINDER
the weight of motor vehicles (either as a parking area or driveway).
Orange cones are currently being utilized for preventing the use of this slab as a
IT is MANDATORY and your responsibility, to turn in PIV badges of any
parking area or driveway. Eventually, these cones will be replaced by wooden utility
Federal or Contractor employee that is no longer working for the FAA, to the poles. Questions or concerns may be addressed to Jeff Wolfe (Project Engineering &
PIV MEDIA CENTER or the ACT-8 FAA Security Office the same business Construction Section) at extension 5-4430. Thank you for your cooperation.
day, if possible, or no later than the next business day. Delaying the return
Emergency Evacuation Issue Involving Vehicles
of PIV badges is a SECURITY VIOLATION and subjects all Federal and
Exiting Parking Areas
Contractor employees to a security risk.
It has been brought to the attention of the Safety Office that during recent
Emergency Evacuations, employees have proceeded to their personal vehicles
after exiting the building and then leaving the parking areas. This has resulted in
several “near misses” involving employees and emergency vehicles in the areas.
Attempting to exit the parking lots in your vehicle creates an unsafe condition
that may result in a serious vehicle mishap involving an employee who has exited
the building or emergency vehicles entering the area. Employees are reminded
to follow the Technical Center’s Emergency Evacuation Procedures of (1) exiting the building, (2) assembling at the designated emergency evacuation areas,
and (3) waiting for further instructions from their supervisor. The Safety Office
thanks you for your cooperation.
FEDERAL EMPLOYEES AND
CONTRACTORS SECURITY NOTICE:
Pedestrian Safety When Crossing Streets / Yielding Right-of-Way at Crosswalks
Several years ago, the Safety Office
posted the message below advising
motorists to yield the right-of-way to
pedestrians at crosswalks. However, it
is also the responsibility of pedestrians
to look both ways before crossing a
street.
Please be reminded that the “right-of-
way” is something that is yielded, not
taken. Do not assume that you will be
yielded the right-of-way when you are
about to cross the street. Also, please
utilize crosswalks when available.
The Safety Office thanks you for your
cooperation. The Safety Office has
been receiving complaints regarding
motorists who fail to yield the rightof-way for pedestrians attempting to
cross streets where crosswalks and
crosswalk warning signs are located.
Please be reminded that State Law (in
addition to Federal Government regulations) require that all motorists are to
yield the right-of-way at a crosswalk
when pedestrians are present by coming to a complete stop. Thank you for
your cooperation.
Gregory Forrest, Safety Engineer
Environmental & Safety Sub-team
Extension 5-4821
Safe Driving and AOA Gate 13 Access Policies in Air National Guard (ANG) Area
NOTICE TO ALL TECHNICAL CENTER AND 177TH FIGHTER WING PERSONNEL
Since the Atlantic County Highway Department completed the renovation of the Traffic Circle, it has been estimated that an average of 200 to 300 additional vehicles per day cut
through the ANG area between Tilton Road and AOA Gate 13 (formerly known as Gate 20). All motorists driving through this area of the Technical Center are reminded to drive
with caution and obey posted speed limits. Everyone should also be aware of walkers, joggers and bicyclists, especially in the vicinity of the new running/walking track (adjacent
to Byrd Highway).
Motorists are also reminded that when driving through AOA Gate 13 in either direction, they must wait until after the Gate completely closes before departing. Technical Center
Security personnel monitor this location by closed circuit television at all times. The Safety Office and Security/Operations Section thank you for your cooperation.
REMINDER TO ALL TECHNICAL CENTER
PERSONNEL
Small Blue Desk Side Recycle Containers
It has been again brought to the attention of the Safety Office that during recent emergency evacuations of Building 300 (Technical Building), a surge of employees attempting to exit the building caused the
children enrolled at the Little Flyers Academy (LFA) to be temporarily
separated from their teachers who were attempting to escort them
from the building. The location of the aforementioned exit is the landing of Stairwell #4 (near Column K-24, adjacent to the Cafeteria).
The small blue desk-side recycle containers that have been distributed throughout the Technical Center are for PAPER only. The Technical
Center does not have a commingled waste stream like you may have
at your home. Thus, we must continue to separate our waste (i.e., keep
our paper waste stream separated) to improve its value for recycling.
Paper contaminated with liquids, coffee grinds, oil, food, or plastic reduces its recycling value. Please place your empty beverage containers in the beverage recycle container nearest your workstation.
The LFA staff asks that when Building 300 is being evacuated, employees descending Stairwell #4 should be aware of the children who will
also be utilizing this evacuation route and exit with caution. The LFA
staff, children, and Safety Office thank you for your cooperation.
Paper shredders have advertised that they can also shred CDs and
DVDs. However, only shredded paper is recycled at the Technical Center, due to the fact that shredded CD’s or DVD’s reduces the value of
recycled paper.
Gregory Forrest
Safety Engineer
Environmental & Safety Section
Extension 5-4821
For more information on paper recycling, please call Brian Garman
(Environmental & Safety Section) at extension 5-5898. The Technical
Center currently recycles 50% of all waste. Let’s help make it higher.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Wednesday, April 4 2012
Tech Center Speaker Series
Presents
Richard V. Porcelli, Ph.D.
Author of the new book
Naval Air Station Atlantic City
CENTER NEWS
Page CELEBRATE EARTH DAY AT THE
TECH CENTER APRIL 19, 2012
Back in the late 1960s and early 1970s environmental problems were proliferating to an extreme. Air pollution was linked to diseases, fish were being killed in
highly polluted waters, and toxic chemicals in waters and at factories were bursting into flames.
U.S. Senator Gaylord Nelson (WI), and then Harvard law student, Denis Hayes,
both became pro-active regarding this problem. Thousands of schools, universities, and environmental groups as well as members of Congress, government
officials and activists soon joined their efforts throughout the U.S. On April 22,
1970 a demonstration was held that became known as “Earth Day”. The movement continues today.
This once a year event demonstrates how our lives can impact the environment.
The Technical Center’s Environmental & Safety Section highlights Earth Day
with a display in the atrium. In conjunction with this display, they invite Technical Center employees to learn about the Environmental Management System
(EMS) in place at the Technical Center.
What is the purpose of an EMS? An EMS is a “tool and framework that allows an organization to consistently control the effects its operations or processes
may have on the environment and to continually improve its business practices”.
EMS groups are required by Executive Order 13148, “Greening the Government
through Leadership in Environmental Management”. EMS’s had to be implemented at agency facilities by December 31, 2005.
By highlighting the importance of Earth Day and displaying that “we are about
more than just aircraft”, the Environmental & Safety Section hopes that all employees will be advocates to support a safe and healthy work environment at the
Technical Center.
Please join us in the atrium the week of April 16 through 20, 2012.
Original article by: Ginger Cairnes
The author of a new book titled, Naval Air Station Atlantic City, will be participating
in the Technical Center’s Speaker Series. Dr. Richard V. Porcelli will speak about
Naval Air Station Atlantic City on Tuesday, April 17, in the Auditorium, from 1:00
to 2:30 p.m.
Naval Air Station Atlantic City operated here from 1943 to 1958. Dr. Porcelli’s
presentation will cover the Navy’s activities at this historic air station; Atlantic
City’s rich aviation history dating back to just a few years after the Wright Brothers’
first flight; and the important roles the Tech Center plays in improving the safety of
commercial air travel, and in supporting homeland security.
Rick has retained a deep passion for all things aeronautical since his childhood.
Over the years this passion has taken the form of visiting air fields and museums
around the world, taking photographs and collecting information on various aircraft
and related locations and events; and building a scale model aircraft collection so
extensive that it could be ranked, in terms of the number of aircraft, among the top
ten air forces of the world!
In addition to a career as a chemical engineer, more recently Dr. Porcelli has embarked
on a new career, writing articles and books on aviation history. An article, published
in Air Power magazine in 2004, recounted the story of an accident involving a
nuclear-armed Bomarc missile near McGuire Air Force Base, and the courageous
actions of the first responders to avert a true disaster.
Those who served at Naval Air Station Atlantic City are welcome to attend this
presentation. Please feel free to contact Janet Kinsell at 485-9497 for additional
information.
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Beginning March 30, 2012, the way
you apply for FAA jobs is changing.
USAJOBS and AVIATOR will be
integrated and you will soon have to
apply to FAA vacancies through the
USAJOBS website.
What step should you take now?
· You are strongly encouraged
to establish a user profile on the
USAJOBS website today. https://
my.usajobs.gov/Account/Account
· Work histories and other information saved in AVIATOR will be
unavailable after 6 months. You are
encouraged to save your information in AVIATOR to a Word document now. You will then be able to
cut and paste this information into
your resume on the USAJOBS website. This is also a great opportunity
to review and update your resume.
· More information will be broadcast. If you have any questions
now, please contact your Human
Resource Specialist.
Wednesday, April 4 2012
SOUTH JERSEY AREA WIND ENSEMBLE
South Jersey’s Symphonic Band
Keith W. Hodgson, Conductor & Musical Director, Ron Poorman, Associate Conductor
SOUTH JERSEY AREA WIND ENSEMBLE TO PRESENT “SYNERGY” CONCERT
The South Jersey Area Wind Ensemble will present its 16th anniversary spring concert, “Synergy,” at 7:30 p.m. on Monday,
April 16, 2012 at the Performing Arts Center of the Richard
Stockton College of New Jersey.
“Synergy” is not just the name
of one of the pieces that will
be performed, but describes the
concert overall – an exciting and
dynamic interaction in which the whole is greater than the sum
of the parts. As the name suggests, the resulting concert will
be one to remember, with pieces such as the “1812 Overture,”
“Synergy Rising,” “America the Beautiful,” and others. Waretown resident, Jessica Whelan, a senior dance major at Montclair State University, will perform the part of Scheherazade in
Rimsky-Korsakov’s piece retelling the story of “One Thousand
and One Nights.”
The 65-member group, comprised of the area’s top professional musicians, music educators and other highly accomplished
musicians, is one of only 41 community bands out of thousands
across the United States to have won the John Philip Sousa
Foundation’s Sudler Silver Scroll Award. This prestigious
award, in its 25th year, goes to the very best community bands
that have demonstrated excellence in musical performance.
The ensemble has a strong commitment to ensuring that the
love of music is passed on to future generations. Its members
have worked closely with South Jersey’s finest student musi-
cians, and almost 50 students representing 12 area high schools and
the Richard Stockton College of
NJ have been selected to join them
on stage to play “side-by-side” for
the second half of the concert.
The band will be led by conductor
Keith W. Hodgson and associate
conductor Ron Poorman. Internationally recognized conductor, instructor and clinician Chief Master
Sergeant Edward J. Teleky will join the group as guest conductor. Chief Teleky is the drum major and director of The United
States Air Force Ceremonial Brass in Washington, DC, and has
conducted and directed over two thousand ceremonies for the
world’s highest officials and more than 4 billion people around
the globe. He is a graduate of the Juilliard School of Music
where he received a Bachelors and Masters degree in Music
Performance.
The concert is sponsored in part by The Ocean City Home
Bank and the Atlantic County Office of Cultural and Heritage
Affairs.
Concert admission is $10. Call (609) 652-9000. Find more information at http://www.sjawe.com/ or call (609) 402-5575.
Information is available to highlight specific student performers and adult musicians from Atlantic, Ocean and Gloucester
Counties, by calling Karen Poorman, at (609) 402-5575.
The South Jersey Area Wind Ensemble is a member of the
South Jersey Cultural Alliance.
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Wednesday, April 4 2012
“Aviation Career Education (ACE) Academy”
July 9 – July 13, 2012
9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Based at the Naval Air Station Wildwood Aviation Museum, Cape May County Airport
Open to serious minded middle through high school students (ages 12-17)
Tuition: $275 Includes: transportation, lunch, snacks, drinks, and a camp shirt
In partnership with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)
Naval Air Station Wildwood (NASW) Aviation Museum and the Federal Aviation Administration are sponsoring an
Aviation Career Education Academy for middle and high school students ages 12-17. During this one week camp, we
plan to give students an overview of the importance of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) skills as
they relate to “real world” careers within the general, commercial, military and aerospace aviation industries.
This is an excellent educational opportunity for our students. Highlights for the week include:
 Travel Through Space presentation by NASA Astronaut Dr. Terry Hart
 Tour FAA Air Traffic Control Tower and US Coast Guard Base
 Tour and Demonstration by the Federal Air Marshal Training Center
 Tour FAA Technical Center Labs
 Scheduled “Fly-Ins” include: US Navy, US Army, NJ State Police, AtlantiCare Medivac and US Coast
Guard followed by career overviews. Plus much more!
**Schedule is tentative and subject to change**
The 2010 & 2011 ACE
Academy sold out quickly!
Secure your spot now for this
fun-filled, educational week!
NAS Wildwood Aviation Museum is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization
Phone: 609-886-8787 Email: [email protected]
website: www.usnasw.org
Wednesday, April 4 2012
Non-Perishable Food Items Delivered to
the Atlantic City Rescue Mission
In today’s economy, the Atlantic City Rescue Mission’s needs are greater
than ever to provide food for the homeless. To help the Mission’s efforts, Jersey Shore Federal Credit Union collected non-perishable food coupons to purchase food for the Mission just in time for Easter. The Credit Union’s donation
will help provide this Easter holiday food baskets to the community in Atlantic
County and the Atlantic City area. In addition, these non-perishables will be
used in the kitchen to serve between 900 and 1,200 meals a day.
Virginia Williams, Chief Executive Officer of Jersey Shore Federal Credit
Union stated, “I’m extremely proud of our team’s passion and commitment
to help those less fortunate in our community.” “It’s such a blessing to have a
community partner like Jersey Shore Federal Credit Union,” says Bill Southrey,
President and CEO of the Atlantic City Rescue Mission.
For more information regarding Jersey Shore Federal Credit Union, call
(609) 646-3339 or visit www.jerseyshorefcu.org.
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Pictured Left to Right: Jersey Shore Federal Credit Union Staff; Barbara Adams,
Jeannie Straub, Camille Tomaczuk, Mary Furry and Jennifer Williams
United States Postal Service
Visits LFA
Melissa Lomax the Cape May Post Master came to visit Little Flyers Academy on
March 22, 2012. She shared a book titled A Lucky Dog Named Owney, US Rail Mail
Mascot, by Dirk Wales. The children learned about Owney and how the mail was delivered in the past. The students also had a question and answer segment about the job
of a mail carrier and were able to play with a stuffed dog named Owney.
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Wednesday, April 4 2012
The “Did You Just Eat My Goldfish?” Prank
http://lsned.com/how-to/eat-goldfish/
To make sure you’re ready to go for April Fools Day, I’m going to teach you how to eat a goldfish to shock and awe your friends. I’m not talking about Goldfish crackers. That’s less exciting.
Rather, imagine you are at your friend’s house. You are admiring her fish-tank when you reach into
the tank, pick up a fish by the tail, and drop it into your mouth. You chew, swallow, and stare straight
at your friend’s face as the panic sets in.
Sounds like great fun to me!
Here’s how to pull of this prank. You need a large carrot. Using a peeler, slice of a wide but thin
piece of carrot. It needs to be thin enough to be a bit floppy.
From the wide end of that slice, use a knife to carve it into the rough shape of a fish. Detail isn’t
important, as your fiend only gets a fleeting glimpse as it passes your lips. Hide your carrot-fish in
your pocket until you find yourself beside an unsuspecting aquarium.
As you make some breezy conversation about the fsh, your hand slips into your pocket and
picks up the carrot-fish. Hide it in your loosely closed hand in a casual way. (Being casual is key.
Don’t worry, nobody will ever suspect you’re secretly hiding a fish-shaped carrot. If they do, you
have a complicated relationship with this person.)
When you’re sure that you’re being watched, dip your hand (still hiding the carrot) into the
aquarium water and move your fake fish into view, pinching the tail. Pull it out, wiggling the fish
a bit, and quickly drop it into your mouth. Do this fast, but not so fast that it is not clear what just
happened. The impact of your prank relies on your calm execution of this moment.
Now you just need to try not to laugh as you chew and swallow your carrot fish. It’s up to you
how much you want to torture your victim at this point. If you’ve pulled off the prank, they should
be seriously shocked right now.
Now go have some fishy fun!
Source: Tricks With Your Head by Mac King, a fantastic book of tricks, gags, and stunts somehow involving
your own head.
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SAVE THE DATE
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day of race. For additional information stop by any of the credit union’s three
branches or call (888) 322-2848 ext 210.
A Request
Jessica Randazzo, of the ATC Ground Surveillance Branch, has received a bone marrow
transplant for her acute myeloid leukemia at the Hospital of the University of
Pennsylvania. She has many extra medical bills and other expenses due to this. An
account at the Jersey Shore Federal Credit Union has been opened for donations to help
her defray these expenses. To make a donation, just tell any teller at the credit union that
you wish to contribute to the account “Benefit for Jessica Randazzo”. Any extra money
raised will be used for her 3 year old daughter’s care. These donations are not tax
deductible. Thank you.
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Wednesday, April 4 2012
AUTO/CYCLES
4 Brand New Tires/Wheels from 2012
Toyota Tacoma TRD BF Goodrich Rugged
Terrain T/A 265/70 R16 $900/OBO 609
335-6348. (13)
2006 Dodge Caravan SXT. Garaged,
low miles (30k) and economical (30mpg).
7 Pax, dual air/heat, white exterior/ gray interior, roofrack, SIRIUS satellite radio. Like
New. $12k (NADA). (609) 652-0317 (12)
2001 Suzuki Intruder 800 VS GL
Black bike with lots of chrome, new battery, carbs jetted, drag pipes, forward foot
pegs for cruising, saddle bags, bike cover
- adult owned, &garage kept. The bike is in
excellent condition with only 3,574 miles.
Asking $2800.00 Call 609) 412-9778. (12)
2000 CBR1100XX BLACKBIRD $5000/
BO Garage kept. Excellent condition a
must see. Bike is equipped with Full D&D
header system, Power Commander Race
fuel injection system , K&N Forced air intakes. Brand New Equipment: Two Pirelli
Diablo Supercorsa Tires, Chain & Sprockets. Complete Tune-up with Synthetic Oil
Call (609-517-1179) (11)
Classic Auto 1964 Galaxie 500 XL
390 high performance motor, 2-4 barrels,
4sp top loader, Posi rear 350 gears. Low
miles 3600 on motor. Everything redone.
Make offer. Call Bob 609-335-8511 (11)
2004 Harley Davidson Ultra Classic. Low miles. Black and gold. Blue book
value $11,200. Asking $8500. Call Bob
609-335-8511 (11)
2002 Harley Davidson Heritage
Soft Tail. $11,000. blue 6,000 miles. garage kept. call richard 609-501-3426 (10)
2006 Dodge Caravan SXT. Garaged,
low miles (30k) and economical (30mpg).
7 Pax, dual air/heat, white exterior/ gray interior, roof rack, SIRIUS satellite radio. Like
New. $12k (NADA). (609) 652-0317. (10)
the classifieds
HOUSING Cont.
call 609-408-8545 or email [email protected] (13)
For Sale Reduced: Own $234,900
or Rent-to-Own $2000 MLS# 382305
NORTHFIELD: 4BR, 2 1/2BA Single Family Home, fenced in yard, gas heat, W/D,
DW, Disposal, Fridge, C/A, Microwave,
ADT Security, attached garage with 3 car
drive pad, full finished basement, above
ground pool, deck, shed and 2 attics.
Newly refinished hardwood floors. Close
to main roads but little traffic. Quiet neighborhood, close to the bikepath and only
minutes to WJHTC. Great school system.
Call 609-432-3969. 12)
Room for rent Northfield: 10 min
from TC. Furnished private room and bath.
Off street parking. Ideal for a weekly commuter. Cable, internet, and kitchen privileges. Nonsmoker. 609-646-5683, leave
message.(12)
Egg Harbor Township FOR RENT
- 4 Bedroom, 2 Full Bath Cape Cod on 2
Acres. Full fenced in back yard. Large
back deck. Close to Atlantic County Library and Park. Available by August.
$1650 per month plus utilities. Call 609464-0519 (11)
ROOM FOR RENT $500.00 a month, no
lease rent month to month. One month
security deposit and 30 day notice on departure. Located in Egg Harbor Township
close to Tech center. This is for one person.
Large room almost 200 square feet. Private
bath, shared kitchen, living room, porch,
large yard with plenty of parking. For more
info please call 201-370-9687 leave message. NO PETS the home has to cats so
you must not be allergic. The home is nonsmoking we only smoke on the porch. (11)
FORT MYERS AREA-3 bedrooms, 2.5
bath enclosed heated pool residential
area, some restrictions apply $4,000.00
monthly (609) 407-9353.(10)
BOATS
APPLIANCES
Boat, motor, trailer. 1710 Center
console, 115 Evenrude motor, Load Rite
trailer. Everything redone. $3750 OBO. Call
Bob 609-335-8511 (11)
LG NB3520A 300W Sound Bar with
Wireless Subwoofer. Brand new . Never
opened. Can read description on Amazon.com where it sells for $299. Sell for
$200. You pick up at English Creek office.
Call Faith at 272-2080 or 703-9794. (13)
24’ Galvanized Tandem Axle Boat
Trailer. Easily carries 25’ boat. Rated
for 6,000 lbs. New stainless Disc Brakes in
2011, Yellow PVC Wobble Rollers, All New
Hubs. $1,500 or BO. Contact Andy (609)
485-4296 (10)
HOUSING
Rooms for rent. In large home in
Smithville. 20 minutes from Tech Center.
Non-smoker. $400.00. Call 748-1974. (13)
2 Bedroom at Absecon Townhomes, next to Holy Spirit. Good public
transportation Tenant must be a very clean,
honest person who comes with references
and proof of earnings. $ 1200 per month
with a $ 1800 deposit. Heat included. Available June 1, 2012. Please call 609-4088545 or email [email protected] (13)
Roommate Needed : 2 Bedroom at
Absecon Townhomes, next to Holy Spirit.
Tenant is looking to sub-lease one bedroom to another single person and help
share expenses. Roommate’s expense
would be approximately $ 600 per month
to include utilities. Roommate must be a
very clean, honest person who comes with
references and proof of earnings. Please
CENTER NEWS
Misc.
Misc. Cont.
Lightly used Craftsman 10” electronic radial arm saw. Model Number 113.198251. Everything is in good
working condition. Comes with original
stand, documentation, blade and Saw
Guard Kit. Table is in great condition. I
am the original owner and never had any
problems with the saw. Must sell. Asking
$115. Can deliver to local area. Call Jeff at
x54232 or 609-926-8602 (14)
(pick up only from Sicklerville, NJ) (2) Fisher-Price Precious Planet Playtime
Bouncer, Beige (with lion and hippo
heads printed on seat) - Like new condition
- $30 (pick up only from Sicklerville, NJ) Call
267-879-4396 for details. (11)
Wanted Our church is looking to adopt
all unwanted coffee mugs. Gather all your
unwanted coffee mugs. Call Stacey at
609-485-7705 for pickup or you can drop
off those coffee mugs on her desk at Bldg
300, 2nd Fl, Col H14 (13)
1999 Quantum Jacuzzi: Completely
restored, Seats 6, Digital Controls, 27
Water Jets, 10 Blower Jets, 50 sq/ft Dual
Filtration, 1 Circulation Pump, 2 - 3 HP
Pumps, 1 Blower, New Filters,6 Therapy
Control Valves, 2 Adjustable Waterfalls, 2
Lights with colored lenses, The following
are included and valued at $950: New spa
cover, New Filters,Chemical Starter Package, Limited Warranty. Free Delivery within
the area. Pictures available. $1,650.00 negotiable. Call Bobby at #3-2804, Cell 609338-9563. (10)
WANTED Used table size (2 - 3 Cu.
Ft.) refrigerator. Contact Bobby X32804 (13)
12mos - 3T Boys Spring Easter
Outfits - Gently Used Clothes Gap Khakis Pants in different sizes, Dress Shirts
and Sweater Vest Smoke free home. Contact Carol at ext 8096 (14)
3 Drawer Dresser - White Wicker
look to front Great for Girls room or nursery. $60 Contact Carol for photo at ext
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TOOLS, Paint, Pitcher pump, wooden keg, movie screen, old mason
jars, clay flower pots. Please call
for prices. 609-296-4396 (13)
BABY ITEMS FOR SALE (1) Fisher
– Price Newborn Rock ‘n Play
Sleeper, Pink - Like new condition - $35
WANTED
PETS
Wanted: Used clean egg cartons. For local farmers chicken eggs.
call Jay x4917 to make arrangements.12)
Kawasaki Jet Ski 650 SX 1988-1993.
Need parts for a rebuild project. Contact
Andy (609) 485-4296 .(10)
Wanted: Used clean 5 gallon buckets
and matching lid. For composting. Please
call Jay x4917. (12)
Looking for a good home 5 1/2 yr.
old cat female - declawed. Shy, but once
she knows you she will be your best friend.
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Wednesday, April 4 2012
NFFE Local 1340 Newsletter
April 4, 2012
Meet and Greet with NFFE National President
William R. Dougan
What’s the
Number For…
There are many commonly
called numbers that Tech Center
employees may need to call
throughout the day to get their
work done. Here is a list of some
frequently called numbers, in an
effort to make the job easier and
boost productivity.
Air Shuttle 5-9812
Conference Room Scheduler 5-5555
Credit Union 646-3339
Mailroom 5-7878
Security Operations Center 5-5303
Bus Shuttle 5-4888 Conference Bridge 5-6482
Customer Support Store 5-5232
Motor Fleet 5-6131 April 19th, in the Technical Center Auditorium
from 11:30 am to 1:00 pm
Trouble Desk 5-4122
William R. (Bill) Dougan assumed the office of NFFE National President in June of 2009. A
dedicated unionist and 31-year member of the National Federation of Federal Employees, he
has served in a number of leadership positions at the Local, Council and National levels.
Dougan also served as NFFE National Secretary-Treasurer from 2007-2009.
Throughout his tenure as National President, Dougan has played a key policymaking role in a
number of governmental and non-profit forums. As a founder and the elected Chairman of the
Federal Workers Alliance, he leads the collective effort of 22 unions representing over
300,000 federal employees in shaping government-wide workforce policy. As an appointed
member of the National Council on Federal Labor-Management Relations, Dougan has
worked with top administration and agency officials to build strong labor-management
forums at federal agencies. Dougan also serves on a number of other federal and non-profit
groups, such as the Employee Thrift Advisory Council, the Federal Employee Education and
Assistance Fund, and the Federal Advisory Council on Occupational Safety and Health.
Dougan is a graduate of Humboldt State University in Arcata, CA with a Bachelor of Science
in Forest Management, and has completed graduate studies at Oregon State University,
Washington State University, and the University of Washington. He and his wife, Libby,
have four sons.
NFFE Local 1340
Marc Thyrring
Acting President
FAA William J. Hughes Technical Center
Atlantic City International Airport, NJ 08405
Telephone: (609) 485-6522
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NAFEC ASSOCIATION, Inc.
Social organization open to all employees at the Tech Center
The Association is a nonprofit organization incorporated and existing under the laws of the State of New Jersey. The objective and purpose of the
Association is to foster and enhance the social, recreational, and educational opportunities and to provide for moral comfort and welfare of personnel
at the FAA WJH Technical Center, their families, and their guests general membership in this Association is limited to military and civilian Federal
Employees and Contractor personnel, whose post of duty is the FAA WJH Technical Center, Atlantic City International Airport, NJ 08405.
Officers:
President:
Secretary:
Janine Brown
Julie Carrion Vice President:
Treasurer:
Concetta (Tina) Fabrizio
Debbie DiStefano
Check us out on Facebook. Would you like to get involved? We can always use volunteers. Meetings are the 1st Thursday of each month at noon in the back
of the cafeteria dining room.
NAFEC Association Website
For information on NAFEC Association activities, discounts, and the Center News go to http://nafec-association.org/
Wednesday, April 4 2012
CENTER NEWS
Leave Donor Program
Employees interested in donating leave may submit Voluntary Leave Transfer Program Donor’s Annual Leave
their donations through the Online VLTP Intranet site located at: https://ahrweb1.faa.gov/ovltp/
In order to donate, you must click on the “Online
Leave Donor Application” NOTE: Donors must use
an FAA computer with Intranet access to donate leave
through this process! The donation process is not available through the Internet.
THIS IS THE FASTEST AND PREFERRED METHOD OF SUBMITTING DONATIONS. Manual submissions must be submitted on FAA Form 3600-25, “FAA
Stephanie Zvanya, ANG-E71, has
been approved as a leave recipient
in the Voluntary Leave Transfer
Program (VLTP). At this time, she
has exhausted all of her own leave
and is able to receive donation of
annual and/or sick leave.
Thank you for your consideration
and all donation are greatly appreciated.
If you wish to donate leave, you can
go on-line to https://ahrweb1.faa.
gov/ovltp or contact Kelley Copp
at 609-485-8548 or Tara Price 609485-4669. This site also contains a
complete listing of participants in
the VLTP.
Latasha Reddick, ANG-E13, has
been approved as a leave recipient
in the Voluntary Leave Transfer
Program (VLTP). At this time, she
has exhausted all of her own leave
and is able to receive donation of
annual and/or sick leave. Thank
you for your consideration and all
donation are greatly appreciated.
If you wish to donate leave, you can
go on-line to https://ahrweb1.faa.
gov/ovltp or contact Kelley Copp
at 609-485-8548 or Tara Price 609485-4669. This site also contains a
complete listing of participants in
the VLTP.
Brenda Mullis, AJT-1480, has been
approved as a leave recipient in the
Voluntary Leave Transfer Program
(VLTP). At this time, he/she has
exhausted all of her own leave and
is able to receive donation of annual
and/or sick leave. Thank you for
your consideration and all donation
are greatly appreciated.
If you wish to donate leave, you can
go on-line to https://ahrweb1.faa.
gov/ovltp or contact Kelley Copp
at 609-485-8548 or Tara Price 609485-4669. This site also contains a
complete listing of participants in
the VLTP.
Barbara Martin, AJP-7860, has
been approved for participation in
the Voluntary Leave Donor Program. Barbara is recovering from
injuries that were sustained during
a fall. Ms. Martin is expected to be
under doctor’s care and rehabilitative therapy for an extended pe-
and/or Sick Leave Application (Within FAA).”
This form may be downloaded at the above website
address and found under section entitled, “Forms.” You
can also contact Human Resources to obtain forms.
Forms should be forwarded to Kelley Copp, VLTP
Coordinator, Technical Center, Atlantic City Int’l Airport,
NJ 08405, or faxed to Kelley Copp at 609-485-8548.
She can be reached at 609-485-8548. Your participation in the VLTP program is greatly appreciated.
riod of time. Any leave donations
would be greatly appreciated. If
you want to donate leave, you can
go online to https://ahrweb1.faa.
gov/ovltp or contact Kelley Copp at
609-485-8548. You can register to
donate leave online. Thanks for your
support.
Nancy Proctor, AJE-1110, was diagnosed with Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma in January 2007 and is approved for the FAA’s Leave Donor
Program. She underwent chemotherapy and radiation through August 2007, but must continue with
maintenance chemotherapy for two
years, until July 2009. She has exhausted all of her leave, any donations of sick or annual leave would
be greatly appreciated. If you would
like to donate leave to Nancy, you
can go online to https://ahrweb1.
faa.gov/ovltp/ or contact Kelley
Copp at 609-485-8548.
Jessica Randazzo has been approved
for participation in the Leave Donor
Program. She has been diagnosed
with Leukemia. She underwent chemotherapy and could possibly need
more chemotherapy. She also will
be having a bone marrow transplant
soon. She has exhausted all of her
leave, and any donations of sick or
annual leave would be greatly appreciated. If you would like to donate
leave to Jessica, you can go online
to https://ahrweb1.faa.gov/ovltp/
or contact Kelley Copp at 609-4858548. Thank you very much!
Luis A. Camacho (ACT/AJE) has
been approved for participation in
the Voluntary Leave Transfer Program. Under heavy treatment since
early July, Luis has no additional
leave and will be under additional,
simpler treatment for another 12
months. Any donation (annual
leave, use or use leave, or sick leave)
will be greatly appreciated. For fast
processing please go to https://
ahrweb1.faa.gov/ovltp/ to get donation processed.
Employees interested in donating
leave may submit their donations
through the On-line VLTP Intranet
site located @ https://ahrweb1.faa.
gov/spl/Login/applanding.cfm?App
Code=vltp&AppType=donor&AppR
ecID=6129. In order to donate leave
on-line, it requires that you have registered with the site. To register for
the site, please click on “Request
Login” on the left and follow the onscreen instructions. The system will
send you a temporary password and
asks to reset after you login.
NOTE: Donors must use a FAA
Computer with Intranet access to
donate leave through this process.
The donation process is not available
through the Internet. Any questions
should be forwarded to Kelley Copp
(ACT-10) at 609-485-8548. Your
participation in the VLTP program is
greatly appreciated.
The leave donor program is authorized to accept donations of annual
leave, use or lose leave, or sick leave.
THANK YOU
Just wanted to take this opportunity
to thank my family and friends at the
Technical Center for their kindness
and support during the last 6 months
of surgeries and recovery. Your
overwhelming concern and generosity has made a difficult situation so
much easier to endure. My utmost
gratitude goes out to all of you!
Most Sincerely, Joann D’Ascenzo
“I wanted to take this opportunity to
thank my Tech Center family and
friends for your kindness and support during surgeries and my recuperation from several procedures on
my eyes in these last few months.
Your overwhelming generosity has
made these unexpected hard times
so much more bearable and easier
to manage. I hope you all have a
safe and blessed holiday season and
thank you so much.
Sincerely, Sharon Davis”
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Car & Van Pool
NAME / SHIFTEXT.
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Chuck Agava
5-5357
Want 1rider/driver
Philadelphia or Cherry Hill
8:00-4:30
Aarti Baldora
5-7842Absecon train station
Any day shiftVoorhees, NJ
Want ride
Michael Bellopede
5-4435 Club 3 – E. Collins Ave.
Want ride
Galloway, NJ
8:00 – 5:00Atlantic Co.
Eduardo Colon-Madera
5-6002Deptford Mall, West Deptford
Want ride
8 - 5:30 pm
Cynthia Edmondson
5-5151Absecon Train Station
Want ride
or pickup in Magnolia
Any day shift
County residence: Camden
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8:00-4:30
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or Deptfprd Mall
Bette Farber
55827
Want/Share ride
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8 to 4:30 or 8:30 to 5 Mon-Fri
Richard Hall
5-5798Wissahickon Ave.
6:00 - 3:30Ventnor - Atlantic County
want ride
Jim L. Jones
5-6006Rt. 30, Evesham Rd.
8:00 - 4:30
Magnolia
want ride
Camden County
Robin Ladd
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7:30 - 4:00Rest Stop
Want 1 rider
Ocean County
Larry Levy
X-4882Sicklerville – Gloucester Twp
6:00 – 4:30 M-TWash. Twp., Williamstown
Mon – Thurs or Tues – Fri
share ride
Bill Louthe
Want ride
7:00 – 3:30
Edward McCarthy
7:00-5:30
(4-10 hrs M-Th)
Want rider/driver
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8082
or C.M.C.H.
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want ride
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7 – 4 or 5
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seek ride
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want a rider
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or Atco, Rt. 30
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856-559-6159
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7:30 – 6:00 Mon - ThursDeptford Mall
want 1-3 riders
or en-route
or ride
Camden County
Kristen Sooy
485-8165 Tuckerton
want ride/share
8:00 - 5:00
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569-0135Anywhere from
Want Riders / DriversEast Windsor
..6:30 – 4:00 M-F
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Timothy Webb
8:00-4:00
want 2 riders
5173Deptford Mall
5963Westbury, W. Deptford
Anthony Young
7:30 - 4:00 M-F
need ride
5-8429Hammonton, Rt. 30
567-2189
Jill Zodrow
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8:00 – 4:30
TGI Fridays
Turnersville, Gloucester
Car and Van Pool Information Form
Name__________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Extension_ _____________________________________________________________________________________________________
Shift___________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Want #_________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Riders
Would like Ride__________________________________________________________________________________________________
Pick-up Point____________________________________________________________________________________________________
County of Residence
or Pick-up______________________________________________________________________________________________________
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