The Pitman Craft Show
Saturday, May 19
9 am – 4 pm

Plan to spend the day in UpTownPitman!

Vendors will be selling a variety of crafts, from jewelry to florals, wood crafts to hand sewn items, and much, much more. Come see the hundreds of crafters, shop UpTown Pitman, enjoy lunch from a street vendor, or visit one of Pitman’s fine eateries.

The craft show will be held along Broadway and Pitman Avenue.

Share in this 30-plus year tradition! For more information and directions, visit the Greater Pitman Chamber of Commerce’s website: www.uptownpitman.com

Rain date: May 26th

Pitman’s 2012 Craft Shows are sponsored by Pitman Manor.

In 17 years of county ownership, this marks the first time the Pitman course had been closed the entire day for a double shotgun tournament. A total of 240 golfers committed to play, 112 on the 8 am shift and 128 on the 1:30 pm shift.

Sgt. Alessandro Leonard Plutino, an Army Ranger from Pitman, was killed in action in Afghanistan Aug. 8, 2011, while supporting Operation Enduring Freedom. Assigned to the first Battalion 75th Ranger Regiment, 3rd Squad, Bravo Company, Sandrino died 15 days prior to his 29th birthday. It was his unit’s last mission and his sixth deployment, three each in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Proceeds from the tournament  have been designated for the special operations community and Sandrino’s hometown of Pitman. Plans are in the works to fund a scholarship in Sandrino’s name for a graduating senior at PHS.

Golf prizes yesterday included a new car giveaway for a hole-in-one on a designated hole. Check back next week to see tourney winners.

Morning shift players received lunch as part of their entry fee, while pm shift players enjoyed dinner.
Committee members include Dianne Hammond, Reed Layton, Frank Byers, Dennis Clowney, Chris MacGuigan, Michael MacGuigan, Danny Outten, Shawn Allen, Charlie Malson, and Mario Marra.

More pictures available for viewing or purchase at http://jeffmazzola.zenfolio.com/f598663210

Grade Six: Zachary Abu-Orf, Lyndsay Boyd, Peyton Canna, Anthony Capelli, Luke Castagna, Hannah Cioffi, Caroline Cooper, Brianna Crispi, Anna DePaul, Tess Derenberger, Sarah Dresh, Emily Galvin, Fredrick Georgette, Brian Keller, Christina Kelly, Jeffrey Kincaid, Erin Kohl, Alexandra Marchesani, Karlena Marrero, Paige McKenna, Sydni McKenna, James Milward, Emily Minix, Stephanie Pierce, Coryn Reed, Declan Riddell, Krista Rollins, Jonathon Sanders, Asher Schools, Savannah Seran,Madison Shalaway, Madison Smith, Mikaela Spaventa, Lauren Staman, Madison Strockbine, Kenneth Thompson, Luke Tozour, Alexa Vallaster, Erin Weller, Kayla Wentzel, and Daniel Yang.

Grade Seven: Sarah Bingham,  Hope Brown, Rhiannon Caple, Molly Fitzpatrick, Nicholas Franchi, David Gerace, Frank Jackson, Brenna Lindner, Michelle Lu, Hannah Mennella, Madelyn Pepe, Samuel Ramos, Taylor Shelanskey, Sarah Smythe, and Skylar van Oyen.

Grade Eight: Kerri Anderson, Tyler Baer, William Becker, Domenica Castro, Deanna Davenport, Chelsea Hatton, Mark Keller, Angela Memmo, Elaine Miller, Cara Montanero, Jason Muermann, Vanessa Pierce, Caitlin Ross, Holly Rothfuss, Katharine Sayer, Zachary Shalaway, Rachel Smythe, Valerie Warburton, and Kevin Weller.

Earning a place on the Honor Roll are the following students.

Grade Six: Samuel Berk, Keith Brown, Leah Camma, Madeline Campisi, Lisa Carley,Camellia Conley, Caroline Conroy-Puma, Julia Devanney, William Driver, Lila Engstrom, Brandon Foley, Anthony Foti, Sophia Ganor, Maura Glenn, Quinn Gutowski, Justin Hatton-Winter, Alexis Johnston, Lauren Laganella, Marissa Lapierre, Annie Meighan, Connor Mitchell, Bryce Myers, Timothy Petersen, Guinnevere Philipp, Cameron Rivera, Sean Sanders, Sierra Santiago, Faith Shainline, Zachary Sherry,Kaitlyn Stanwood, Zachary Steely, Brett Thompson, Brian Tierney, Noel Trotz, Christian Van Mater, Isaac Walker, Sarah Warburton, Robert Weaver, Jessica West, Dominic Wetherbee, Christian Zalegowski, and Andrew Zawisza.

Grade Seven:  Owen Anderson, Richard Antonucci, Andrew Bohl, Andrew Broesler, Melissa Brown, Kyle Burger, Andrew Caccia, Emily Cattafi, Shane Creamer, Hadley Cressman, Hannah Derby, Cecily DiPatri, Lexia Eubanks, Chae Foster, Joseph Gallo, William Gougon Jr., Shayla Graff, Alexander Grossman, Brandon Hasko, Claire Headley, Sarah Horner, Tyler Humbert, Jack Kelly, Grace Koller, Trevor Kraemer, Kaitlyn Langer, Daniel Lynam, Zachary Maden, Matthew Magnes, Kyle Minuto, Makayla Montanero, Matthew Pensabene, Brahm Philipp, Eric Rafferty, Nicholas Ramos, Nicholas Seran, Donna Shisler, Brandon Smith, Hailey Sule, Matthew Torrence, Maclean Versak-Kennedy, Kyle Wright, and James Zubert.

Grade Eight: Ann Beato, Philip Bevilacqua, Emily Caccia, Gabriel Carson, Timothy Clarkson, Phoebe Coles, Elizabeth Conroy-Puma, Rose Conroy-Voza, Hannah Cressman, Grant DeClement, Nicole Edwards, Brian Foley, Michael Foti II, Alex Garofolo, Danika Hasher, Sage Haynicz, Blaine Hopps, Caleigh Hughes, Brianna Jones, Robert Kenny IV, Jason Kennedy, Kara Kincaid, Kyle Leach, Victoria Logan, Corinne Merlino, Amanada Neagle, Amber Nimer, David Olson, Sarah Olson, David Owens, Alyssa Pensabene, Seanna Reed, Allison Sanders, James Snyder, Nicolas Spencer, Tyler Strobl, Daniel Trechock, Jaclyn Viola, Jay Weinhardt, and Brian Joseph.

Mr. Reihmann was a 1940 graduate of Collingswood High School and a WWII U.S. Army veteran. He was a licensed light aircraft pilot and a self employed roofing contractor. He was also a 60-year member and past master of Mozart Lodge #121 F & AM and a former member and past president of the Woodbury Rotary Club.

He was the dear father of  Max T., Jr. (Cynthia) Reihmann, Christine R. Fay, and Carl L. (Cynthia) Reihmann. He is also survived by four grandchildren: Vanessa, Evan, Amy and Jenel; and one great-grandson, Gavin.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend his viewing on Thursday evening from 6 to 8 pm at the Foster-Warne Funeral Home, 820 Haddon Ave., Collingswood, NJ. Masonic Service will be on Thursday at 7:45 pm.  Funeral Service will follow at 8 pm. Interment will be private.  Donations in his memory may be made to Masonic Charity Foundation c/o Grand Lodge of New Jersey, 902 Jacksonville Rd., Burlington, NJ 08016.

Memories may be shared at www.fosterwarnefuneralhome.com

Literacy Volunteers of Gloucester County (LVGC) is a non-profit organization whose mission is to train volunteers to tutor adults to read, write, and speak the English language. LVGC has served all Gloucester County adult residents regardless of race, religion, income, etc. with free one-on-one tutoring services for over 25 years. “The organization will use these funds from the TD Charitable Foundation to add an additional Tutor Training to train more volunteers and help alleviate the students waiting for tutor services.” said Executive Director, Trudy Lawrence.

Board President Robert Wetherall, says “Despite the fact that our services remain in great demand, economic challenges have made it increasingly difficult for the organization. We are grateful for TD Charitable Foundation’s investment in LVGC to help educate our adults.”

A staunch commitment to active involvement in the local community is a vital element of the TD Bank philosophy. TD Bank provides financial and other support to educational, community, human service, arts, and health-related programs, many of which focus on improving the welfare of children and families.

The TD Charitable Foundation is the charitable giving arm of TD Bank N.A., which operates as TD Bank, America’s Most Convenient Bank, and is one of the 15 largest commercial banking organizations in the United States. The Foundation’s mission is to serve the individuals, families and businesses in the communities where TD Bank operates, having made over $56 million in charitable donations since its inception in 2002. The efforts of the Foundation are coordinated locally through TD Banks’s community relations departments and are focused on the areas of affordable housing, education and financial literacy, and the environment. More information on the TD Charitable Foundation, including an online grant application, is available at www.TDBank.com.

On an even more local level, TD Bank is a proud sponsor of the upcoming Pitman Arts and Music Festival. Thank you, TD Bank.