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The Philadelphia Regional
Volume #36, Issue #2
May/June 2012
Newspapers
Still Attractive
To Some
Investors
A Philadelphia-based company has invested in a regional
newspaper — and it’s not The
Inquirer.
The
Wilkes-Barre
daily
newspaper, “The Times Leader”
has been acquired by Versa Capital
Management L.L.C., 2929 Arch St.;
215-609-3400.
In addition to the daily
newspaper, Versa also ob-tained
several community pub-lications in
the Wilkes-Barre area, along with
websites and digital media firms.
Versa Capital Manage-ment
has a history of investing in media,
food service and manufacturing.
Other specific investments
include
Simplexity,
wireless
and home services online; bell
and Howell, high-volume mail
equipment, and Black Angus
steakhouses.
The total price paid was not
disclosed.
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She Reports The News,
And Now, Makes The News
A former Philadelphia Daily
News reporter was a news-maker,
(well, gossip column subject)
recently when she crashed a yoga
class to get a story and photo.
Simone Weichselbaum, currently a New York Daily News reporter,
was after material pertaining to movie/
TV star Alec Baldwin.
She learned Baldwin’s new
fiancé, Hilaria Thomas, was enrolled
in a Manhattan yoga group. A good
opportunity for a picture.
So…being an enterprising
reporter, she took co-worker photographer Enid Alvarez with her.
When Baldwin, 54, heard of
the incident he took exception.
Well, that’s being modest.
Actually, he raged, and
posted Weichselbaum’s photo
on the internet, with a message
saying: “Here’s the nutty bitch who
crashed the yoga class…”
“Shame on the no-talent
trash from the (N.Y.) Daily News
for invading the privacy of 75
people in a yoga class to take a
picture of someone,” he added.
Simone Weichselbaum
Baldwin’s fiancé is 28, young
enough to be his daughter.
In commenting on the age
difference, Philadelphia Daily
News columnist Dan Gross wrote:
…“Perhaps the media snark
about their ages may have, in
part, inspired his outbreak.”
Gross ended his report by
adding: “The usually mouthy
Weichselbaum surprisingly declined
to comment unless and until she
gets permission from her editors.”
Nat’l 20/20 TV Interview
May Clear The Air On
Bolaris’ Miami Drugging
Simone Weichselbaum (l),
and Luis McCrea.
Phila. Model
Murder Victim
Vanessa Watson, a local
professional model aka Vanessa
Banks, died recently. She was 26.
Ms. Watson was the victim
of a murder-suicide.
She was shot and killed
by a possessive boyfriend,
Luis McCrea, 31, in the Wayne
Junction station. He immediately
committed suicide at the scene.
Watson had appeared in
Black Entertainment Television’s
“Rip the Runway,” and had been
a runway model during New
York’s Fall Fashion Week.
She also had appeared in
a variety of music videos, and
photo shoots.
She is survived by three
children.
John Bolaris, former longtime Fox 29 on-air weather
reporter, will be back on
television — but not at TV-29.
He left there earlier this
year under cloudy conditions.
However, the nationallybroadcast show “20/20” has
taped Bolaris’ account of his
stormy run-in with two women
in Miami that left him cold.
Allegedly, the women met
Bolaris at a bar, drugged him,
stole his credit card, and used
it to buy thousands of dollars of
merchandise.
He told of the incident in
a featured Playboy Magazine
article.
His account in the magazine
did not endear him to Philadelphia’s
TV-29 management.
“They parted ways,” is how
the station reported his leaving.
The Miami girls were reported as being connected to an
Eastern European theft ring.
Bolaris’ telling of the
incident has already been
taped by the 20/20 show.
At ACT’s press time, the
broadcast date had yet to be
announced.
Money…Marketing…Music Combine
As Format For New Radio Show
The first series of radio interviews on the new, regional
“Music Talk” 30-minute program
have featured a variety of area
music-related executives.
They discussed the nature
of the businesses they repre-
sent, and how their marketing/
advertising is essential.
The show, which airs every
Thursday, noon to 12:30PM on
WWDB-860AM, is produced by
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Founded July, 1976
on the 200th Anniversary
of the United States of America
Readers’ Choices In
Special Adv. Sections
Are Questioned
Are the “Readers’ Choice”
Awards published by many area
newspapers and magazines fixed?
Do the publications use
the awards to gain or to please
advertisers?
Cynics think so.
Now comes an apology from
three regional daily newspapers
that suggest all is not kosher in
the voting by readers, and voting
results as published.
The three dailies are the
Bucks County Courier Times,
Doylestown Intelligencer and the
Burlington, N.J. County Times.
The dailies are owned by
Calkins Media.
The “fess up” was made in a
page one apology.
“I regret to inform you that
the voting results for several of
the categories were not accurately
reflected in the special advertising
section in which the results were
announced,” Calkins Media vice
president Thomas J. Spurgeon
wrote in a recent page one letter.
The letter also said: “…an
accurate representation of the vote
totals…was not influenced by our
advertisers or the newsroom.”
More than 200 categories of
local businesses were included
in the special advertising/award
section.
Spurgeon added in the page
one letter, that an award program
will be continued for this year, but
will be “revamped”.
Votes will be tabulated by a
“third-party accounting firm”.
And the beat goes on…
At The Source — Ok
But
Don’t Be the Source
______
main campus of Temple
University.
He came to police
attention when he and
his roommates were
A Temple Univerheld up at gunpoint in a
sity journalism student,
home invasion, with the
and writer for City Pagunmen allegedly being
per, was arrested recently on charges of Massimo Pulcini former buyers of drugs
Pulcini had been selling.
drug dealing.
Investigators found that PulMassimo Pulcini, originally
cini had in his bedroom about
from Mt. Laurel, N.J., was taken
$900, and a bag containing marinto custody from his rowhouse
ijuana having a street value of
apartment in the 1500 block of
about $1,250.
Page Street, a short walk from the
Continued on page 3
Journalism
Major Busted
Eagles Win!
Casino Advertising Now OK
At Lincoln Financial Field
New advertising dollars, in large amounts, are being spread
among area media from the growing number of casinos here.
And, those funds are now reaching secondary outlets.
Case in point: Advertising in and around Lincoln Financial Field.
The buyers are Parx, Sugar House and the Valley Forge
Casino and other regional casinos.
Their ads will now be permitted by the NFL in game programs,
brochures, stadium signage, outdoors and in the concourses and
within local radio broadcasts.
One condition as to content is that all ads must include a
“responsible” gambling message/warning.
Advertisers also must contribute money to the NFL’s
gambling education program.
See Page 4 for pictures of Advertising & Business Show Exhibitors
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Advertising/Communications Times
May/June 2012
Trending Now -- Television; No More Cable Bills
By Mike Mallowe
My son just told me that he
decided to get rid of his cable
television. He isn’t switching to
satellite.
“How’s that working out?” I
asked him.
“Oh, fine,” he said. “The only
thing is that now I’m watching
more TV than ever. Did you see
Fringe this week?”
Both of us are big Fringe
fans. I bet that most of you don’t
even know what that show is. It
happens to be a hybrid sci-fi/time
travel/and father-son relationship
show. One-of-a-kind, to be sure.
Its fans are relatively few and
ferociously loyal. Sheer devotion
has kept it going for what will be
its fifth season next year. In TV
they sometimes call this a “cult
following”.
A couple years ago the Fox
network moved Fringe to Friday
nights. That is as close to a
death sentence as a TV show
can be given. People do other
things on Friday nights; if you
are watching TV then, you can
take a seat next to me.
But, guess what, Fox just
renewed Fringe for another
season – its last.
I can’t wait to see what
Walter does next. Walter, a mad
scientist, is the father figure in
the show; he is about as far
from normal as you can get on
this planet. I really identify with
Walter.
How can this be? How does
Fringe survive?
My son is a smart young
guy with exquisite taste.
As a TV columnist from
Los Angeles recently pointed
out, my son watches shows, not
networks.
He watches his favorite
shows on his lap-top, or on a cell
phone, or on a tablet, or on some
other kind of mobile device that I
can’t even name.
This is a form of “second
screening”. Second screening
means that you have another
screen in front of you – tablet,
lap-top, game, and so forth –
while you watch TV. In my son’s
case the second screen is all the
TV that he watches.
The New
TV Consumers
Television is all about
loyalty now, and personal choice
and my son and I discussing
the latest episode of Fringe; or
his wife, Rie, and him enjoying
Japanese cartoons on their
computer – she’s from a city just
north of Tokyo.
When they get really bored
during one of San Diego’s
frequent rainy seasons, they
make little YouTube broadcasts
(their cat, Dink, is a favorite
subject) and post them on the
Internet. At work, he often makes
streaming videos, too.
TV is running as fast as
it can to try and keep up with
him and all the other second
screeners out there.
My son and his wife are
the new crowned heads of TV
consumers.
Mike Mallowe
The
networks
would
practically kill for their loyalty:
they are highly educated,
bountifully employed, willing
to spend money on important
purchases, and between the
ages of 18 and 49 – the magic
demographic.
Much of TV programming and
nearly all of the advertising that
appears on television is directed
at them and at nobody else. Yet,
technically speaking, my son and
his wife don’t even have a television
anymore. But the networks still
have to cater to them.
According to an authoritative
story that just ran in the LA
Times, by Meg James:
“When viewers watch a TV
program with a tablet device,
they tend to check their email,
hunt for sports scores or seek
additional information about the
show or a commercial they were
watching on the big screen.
“A
new
report
by
Nielsen Co., released Friday,
underscores
what
network
television researchers have
been preaching for more than
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a year: that “second screen
viewing” appears to augment the
TV viewing experience rather
than steal away viewers.
“Nielsen’s State of the
Media: Advertising & Audiences
report found that men, when
watching TV and using a tablet
simultaneously,
were
more
likely than women to look for
information related to a TV
program they were watching
(39% versus 34%). Women
were more inclined to seek
information related to a television
commercial (24% versus 21%).
“Not surprisingly, teenagers
with tablets were far more apt
to visit a social media site while
watching TV than were older
baby boomers and seniors (62%
versus 33%).”
People couldn’t stop texting
about it.
And, yes, it is a seedylooking reality TV show, replete
with weeping teens and the boys
who got them pregnant, and their
families.
Continued on next page
Know Where to Advertise
Let me tell you about another
show; it’s called 16& Pregnant. I’ve
never seen it; I don’t plan to unless
someone wants me to write a
column about it. Like this one.
It’s a fairly long-running
reality show about exactly what
the title says: being 16 and
pregnant. Heavy stuff for the
kind of viewers who know the
names of all the stars on Jersey
Shore – in other words, young,
technically-savvy viewers.
Why is it important?
Because in the world
of tweets and social media,
16&Pregnant is an unstoppable
powerhouse.
If you want to reach the
people who watch it with your
advertising message, you better
know where and how to find them.
Wasting your money on cheap,
local buys on major network TV is
not a very good place to find them.
The week of April 22nd
16&Pregnant was among the
top five subjects – in the whole
world -- on the list of the hottest
trending topics on the Internet.
Think about that. Not
politics, not the economy, not the
price of gasoline, but the overemoting kids on 16&Pregnant.
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May/June 2012
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Major Area Trade Mags Mark 35 years
— & Growth
Local magazine publisher Kane Communications
(10 East Athens Ave., Suite 208, Ardmore, PA 19003)
is now celebrating its 35th anniversary, along with
three other significant milestones for its publications.
Retail trade magazine Souvenirs, Gifts & Novelties (SGN) turns 50, leisure entertainment industry
trade publication Tourist Attractions & Parks (TAP) is
40, and professional publication Podiatry Management (PM) has been in print for 30 years.
Souvenirs, Gifts & Novelties is the largest trade
magazine for the retail industry in any retail category,
averaging over 200 pages per issue, with the largest
issue in 2011 at 374 pages.
Podiatry Management, the professional magazine for North America’s podiatrists, averages 228
Mallowe
Continued from previous page
We don’t watch daytime
soap operas anymore like my
grandmother did; but the social
media and Internet world does;
they watch their new soap operas
– like 16&Pregnant and share their
reactions, emotions and consumer
decisions with their friends.
My daughter is a clinical
neurophysiologist; she has a
two-and-a-half-year-old-son. She
knows all about 16&Pregnant; so
do her cousins and many of her
friends and the young women
she works with.
They’re all second screeners,
too – and highly educated, and likely
to be well-paid when they settle on
their careers – I am sure you see
the pattern developing here.
You better know what makes
these second screeners tune-in,
if you have any hope of reaching
them and understanding their
consumer and brand preference
choices.
A TV Show Can Win
Without Millions of Viewers
How about if I throw out
another program – Mad Men.
The critics love it; it wins all
the awards. It premiered recently
on AMC, a cable network that
cable systems pick up as basic
programming for their viewers.
It isn’t what we used to call
pay-TV, like HBO or Showtime.
AMC is closer to the Walmart of
basic cable. Mad Men premiered
this season to an audience of
3.5 million people; about half of
them were aged 18 to 49. A good
week for The Walking Dead, a
pages per edition, and is larger than 95 percent all
medical journals and physician magazines published
in the world.
Additionally, Tourist Attractions & Parks is larger
on a per-page basis than any leisure entertainment
industry trade publication. History “Kane Communications took troubled publications that were ready to fold and turned them
around,” said Scott C. Borowsky, who founded the
company 35 years ago with a series of acquisitions
beginning in 1977 with the purchase of the Kane
Beverage Report.
show about zombies, also on
AMC, draws roughly three times
as many viewers.
But, Mad Men is a genuine
cultural icon; it has made stars
out of obscure actors and has
single-handedly brought back
all those ugly skinny-tie male
fashions of the 1960s.
But, guess what, 16&Pregnant
kills Mad Men every week, even
when they broadcast re-runs.
The buzz about Mad Men
is beyond massive. However, by
no stretch of the imagination is it
even a border-line TV hit.
It also doesn’t sell very
much advertising.
This is another anomaly of
TV today.
A TV program makes it
or fails today based on much
more than raw numbers. The
social media interaction that is
displayed by those 18 to 49 yearold viewers/followers/consumers
is at least as important as
conventional ratings.
By the way, what are the most
popular programs on television so
far this year, as of May 1?
--Sunday Night Football
--American Idol
--NCIS
--Dancing With the Stars
Each one pulls in about 18
to 20 million viewers per week.
In re-runs, NCIS can approach
10 million; it’s easily the most
popular show on television.
So, what really makes the
big networks rich? NFL football,
two amateur-hour game shows,
and the U.S. Marines.
That’s TV.
Music Talk
(left to right) Kane Communications’ Associate Publisher Larry
White, a 22-year veteran of the company, President and Executive
Editor Scott C. Borowsky, who founded the business in 1977, and
Podiatry Management Associate Publisher David Kagan, who has
been with the organization for over 26 years.
Continued from page 1
the radio division of ACT, Inc. (29 Bala Ave., Ste.
114, Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004).
There is no cost to be a guest interviewee.
Host is Rachelle Gaymon, a well-known radio
marketing executive.
This is the producing firm’s third original area
radio show.
The other two are “Marketing of Business” and
the aforementioned “Business of Sports.”
Adam Bailine, Partner Owner of Groove spoke
about his new business. Groove provides
“RockStar” parties for people of all ages, as well
as, summer camps, music lessons and dance
lessons. Bailine can be reached at e-mail: Adam@
UCanGroove.com #: 484-231-1296
All have the same format: Interviews and
discussions with local authorities and decision
makers.
For further information, contact Philly Biz Media
at 484-562-0068, E-Mail to adcomtimes@aol.com
(www.PhillyBizMedia.com).
For details see ad, page 10.
David Uosikkinen, Drummer for The Hooters spoke
on touring in the 70s and 80s when The Hooters
were a hot band. He mentioned the famous
musicians he had met throughout his life, along
with experiences such as, being on MTV. David
also shared information about the newest project
called “In the Pocket,” which is a collection of rerecordings of all the songs that remind David of
Philadelphia; where he grew up. He recently moved
back here after living in California for several years.
He can be reached through his web page www.
DavidUosikkinen.com
THE ANNENBERG CENTER FOR PERFORMING ARTS was represented by Nicole Cook, Director of Marketing and Communications and Sarah Fergus, Marketing and Communications Manager. They spoke on
the diversification of musical ad related programs constantly on their stage. They can be reached at 215573-8537; www.pennpresents.org.
At The Source
Continued from page 1
One of the alleged hold up men was captured
about a hour after the incident.
He was identified as a neighborhood customer
of Pulcini’s.
Pulcini was freed after posting bail.
While at City Paper, last summer, he was an
intern. He wrote reviews on live music, and also authored a sport’s column for the papers web site. It
was called, “Notes From the Nosebleeds.”
Pulcini was scheduled for a hearing after ACT
went to press.
It is his first arrest.
Any disciplinary action by Temple against Pulcini is
not known.
Raymond Betzner, a Temple spokesman, said
the university is prohibited by law from making public any such discussions.
Incidentally, Pulcini has on his Linked-In page
the following:
“I want to meet interesting, talented and unique
people, and tell the world about them.”
Visit our blog at www.PhillyBizMedia.com
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May/June 2012
Philadelphia Advertising & Business Show
March 7 @ The Villanova Conference Center in St. Davids, PA
PHILADELPHIA
FLYER’S
Account
Executive, Dan Ryan, distributed information for group sales and VIP seating.
Ryan can be reached at 3601 S. Broad St.,
Philadelphia, PA 19148; Tel.: 215-218-4329;
E-Mail: dryan@comcast-spectacor.com.
WORLD WIDE WEB’s President, Bob
Savar and Debra Giltz, Sales Executive
discussed the latest developments for small
and medium-sized businesses regarding
gaining customers from varied Internet
services they have available. Contact Savar
at 1060 N. Kings Highway, Ste. 220, Cherry
Hill, NJ 08034; Tel.: 856-482-2424 x11;
E-Mail: bsavar@3wcommunications.com.
HARD Rock CAFÉ, 1131 Market St.,
Philadelphia, PA 19107, was represented
by Kathryn Costello and Melissa Ardis. The
Hard Rock Café is enlarging its facilities to
accommodate corporate special events.
Dawn Bundick is Marketing Director and
can be reached at 215-238-1000.
CASINO NIGHT OUT, 6843 Rte. 9-North,
Howell, NJ 07731, executives Ken Vesey
and Roberta Mascali demonstrated table
games the firm provides for a variety of
theme parties and corporate events. They
can be reached at 888-669-3123.
AGIO BRAND SOLUTIONS, located in The
Phila. Bldg., 1315 Walnut St., Ste. 1006,
Phila., PA 19107, is a major distributor
of advertising specialties and premiums.
Contact Michael Tolassi, Jr., Principle, by
calling 267-480-7110 x89; E-Mail: Michael.
tolassi@agiopromotions.com.
#32- METROPOLITAN FLAG & LIME
SPORTSWEAR was represented by
Kelly Laughead and Nicole Villarose.
Laughead can be reached at 3237
Amber St., Philadelphia, PA 19134; Tel.:
215-426-2775; E-Mail: Kelly@metflag.
com. Villarose can be reached at 160 E.
Plumstead Ave., Lansdowne, PA 19050;
Tel.: 484-461-7000.
DELAWARE
COUNTY
MAGAZINE’s
Assistant Publisher, Kimberly Phillips
reported on the publications 136,000
distribution throughout Delaware County.
Phillips can be reached at 8703 West
Chester Pike, Upper Darby, PA 19082; Tel.:
610-789-0600; E-Mail: nmapubs@rcn.com.
HARRIS DIGITAL SERVICES, LLC located
at 5 Greentree Centre, Ste. 104, Rte. 73,
Marlton, NJ 08053, founder and owner,
Robert Harris, Jr., MCSE can be reached
at 856-817-6292; E-Mail: r.harris@
hdservices.net.
STRATEGIES FOR SMALL BUSINESSES
Owner, Sue Malone, offered free financial
consultation to show attendees. Malone
can be reached at 536 San Ramon
Valley Blvd., Ste. 137, Danville, CA
94526; Tel.: 925-899-8449; E-Mail: info@
strategiesforsmallbusiness.com.
DELAWARE COUNTY NEWS NETWORK’s
Publisher, Rich Crowe greeted the
newspapers advertisers and introduced
demographics to new prospects. Crowe
can be reached at 3732 West Chester Pike,
Newtown Sq., PA 19073; Tel.: 610-356-6664
x114; E-Mail: rcrowe@journalregister.com.
JEWISH EXPONENT was represented
by Debbie Lusana, Account Exec. and
Joshua Hersz, Director of Marketing &
New Media. They can be reached at
2100 Arch St., Philadelphia, PA 19103;
Tel.:
215-832-0774/E-Mail:
dlusana@
jewishexponent.com; (Hersz) Tel.: 215-8320794/ E-Mail: jhersz@jewishexponent.com.
EL HISPANO NEWSPAPER, P.O. Box 396,
Drexel Hill, PA 19026, was represented
by Publishers, Aaron and Sara Lopez and
Jonathon Madary. Mr. Lopez can be reached
at 484-472-6059; E-Mail: hispads@aol.com.
BEHOLDER PRODUCTIONS President,
Craig K. Andrews and Tommy Stevens,
Video Operator did a video of the show,
which they will edit for use on the shows
web page. Mr. Andrews can be reached at
1769 Old York Rd.; Tel.: 1-877-280-7245;
E-Mail: craig@yourvideomarketingpro.com.
DANCIN’ ON AIR, TV-17 Saturday AM
show, was represented by Brittainy Taylor,
Eric Shipon, President of The Shipon Group,
and Deanna Marie. Shipon can be reached
at 8470C Remington Ave., Pennsauken,
NJ 08110; Tel.: 267-886-7566; E-Mail:
eshipon@asitv.com. To contact show
producer call Mike Nise at 609-963-6400.
WOMEN’S YELLOW PAGES, P.O. Box
1002, Havertown, PA 19083, Ellen Fisher,
Publisher, can be reached at 610-4464747; E-Mail: efisher@philawyp.com.
WHIMS FOR RENT was represented by
Kaitlin Bos and Amanda Hornberger who
can be reached at 29 Bala Ave., Ste. 114,
Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004; Tel.: 484-5620067; E-Mail: adcomtimes@aol.com.
POCHAN ART, Andrew Pochan, creator of
paintings applicable for business lobbies
and executive offices showed examples of
his talent. He can be reached at 60 Downing
Dr., Reading, PA 19610, Tel.: 484-269-6966;
E-Mail: apochanffp@gmail.com.
VICTORIA’S KITCHEN provided delicious
food samplings. Pictured are Rachelle
Gaymon, Co-Host of “Music Talk” interview
radio show (484-562-0063), Victoria Tyson,
Owner/Chef, and Mary Devore, Catering
Consultant. Victoria can be reached at
7304 Ogontz Ave., Philadelphia, PA 19138;
Tel.: 215-927-1066; E-Mail: vikkikitchen@
gmail.com.
VILLANOVA CONFERENCE CENTER
was represented by Philip Torrisi, Food &
Beverage and Emily Emerson, Catering
Sales Manager. Emerson can be reached
at 601 County Line Rd., Radnor, PA
19087; Tel.: 610-523-1769; E-Mail: Emily.
emerson@villanova.edu.
PHILLYPHANATICS.COM’s Owner, Ron
Opher invited show visitors to view his
news/sports web content. Opher can be
reached at P.O. Box 2245, Southeastern,
PA 19399; Tel.: 610-710-1477; E-Mail: ron.
opher@phillyphanatics.com.
May/June 2012
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Luxurious Radnor Hotel
Hosts ACT’s Executive Networking Event
IN ATTENDANCE was Dustin Scott, Broker, and Mike Finnegan, Area
Director, of TBT Inc., 127-B Bridgeton Pike, Ste. 193, Mullica Hill, NJ
08062. Scott can be reached at 856-514-3776; E-Mail: TBTDustin@
gmail.com and Finnegan can be contacted by calling 856-514-3776;
E-Mail: mikef@tbt-now.com.
IN THE ABOVE PHOTO are Ben Franklin (Robert Devitis), Jean and James Kristie, and Joseph Ball, President
of American Adv. Services, 29 Bala Ave., Ste. 114, Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004; Tel.: 484-562-0060; E-Mail:
adcomtimes@aol.com; www.PhillyBizMedia.com. Kristie is an alumni of American Advertising Services. He
has since become editor and associate publisher of “Directors & Boards” leadership magazine.
NETWORKING WERE Mike Bridges of Main Line Today, Amy Seiler, Senior Account Exec. at Line Systems, Inc.,
Ross Weisman, Sales Assoc. at Nai Geis Realty Group Inc., Jeff Dobkin, President of Danielle Adams Publishing Co.
and Megan Armor, Account Exec. at Main Line Today.
AMONG THE GUESTS WERE Kenneth Magistrate, Executive Director of Aquinas Financial (100 Park Blvd.,
Cherry Hill, N.J.), Dan Fitz-Simons, Account Manager at Infusion Sales Group (183 Mineola Blvd., Mineola,
N.Y.), and MMA models, Shannon Shannon and Jenna Wolf.
Photos by Michael Troisi
May/June 2012
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May/June 2012
Annoying Lost Time From Preventative Healthcare
I’m not into giving time to
medically-related practitioners
— when I’m only a potential patient.
Yes, I’m into giving time to
medically-related practitioners
— when it benefits them — as I
have done for over 50 years by
providing to them ways to gain
new patients via the professional
advertising and communications
channels of my firm, American
Advertising Services. (If interested, 484-562-0060).
But back to the topic of there
personal thoughts:
Lately, with my wife, Sandy’s constant pushing, reminding, pushing, encouraging —
and pushing, I’ve been seeing
a growing number of health professionals.
Here they are from the head
down to my feet.
…Optometrist
…Audiologist
…Dentist
…Dermatologist
…General Practitioner
…Cardiologist
…Physical Therapist
…Podiatrist
…Also the druggist, and
labs for tests
Note: No mention here of
Funeral Directors, as “Death is
bad for your health”.
Moving Forward. Constantly
I continue to develop, and
run our business divisions.
I continue to be first one in
to the office, last one out.
I continue to recycle the
manila folders, save paper clips,
SAVING INJURED SEA MAMMALS
use the rubber bands that come
with the U.S. Mail
(Wow! Has that diminished!)
And…make
the
sales
calls…consult with clients…interview applicants…give ideas…
teach (“Do It Now”)…follow-up.
So where do I find time for all
the medical “preventive” visits?
I try for early AM pre-work,
lunch time appointments and
post-work hours- -and am pretty
good at being the practitioners
last appointment of the day.
Frankly, I think my 8AM4:30PM, Monday to Friday, business routine is instrumental in
my medical checkups being only
checkups.
There is an upside to medical appointments.
I really enjoy reading magazines.
Thanks to waiting rooms,
I read “Time”, “People”, and
specialty magazines — where I
have no interest. Most of them
are out-of-date.
Fortunately, I’m not out-ofdate... As I keep telling myself.
~ ~ ~
On Another Subject:
I had my first experience recently with The Inquirer under its
new, and current owners.
For 40 years I’ve had seven-day home delivery.
The same family, to best
of my knowledge, provided the
service. It was on my driveway
about 7AM, thus I enjoyed The
Inquirer with breakfast before
leaving for office.
But on a recent Friday, no
Inquirer.
The next day, Saturday, no
Inquirer.
I called the delivery family.
They said, “After 50 years,
we were fired”.
They were gracious in giving me a telephone number to
call — which I did.
First came automated questions. Being a bit (more than a
“bit” my wife would say) hard of
hearing, it wasn’t easy to decipher the taped questions.
But I concentrated and did,
and — got a live person.
Stephen Strassler (center), president and founder of Reviva Skin
Care Labs, Haddonfield, N.J., is leading the business community
to join in his firm’s efforts to help offset federal elimination of funds
to the only New Jersey agency involved with saving injured or sick
seals, giant turtles and other sea mammals that wash ashore on
N.J. beaches.Strasser’s role is to help gain funds for the Marine
Mammal Stranding Center, Brigantine, N.J. Here he is pictured with
his wife, Judy, and Bob Schoelkopf, founder of the Marine Mammal
Stranding Center, while presenting a donation from his own firm.
55th BUSINESS
ANNIVERSARY
55th Business Anniversary of area advertising agency marked by
their hosting a recent
ACT Executive Card
Exchange were commemorative
cakes
were served. Pictured
is American Advertising
Services Sandra Ball, a
corporate officer of the
firm. American Adv. is
this region’s longestestablished full-service
marketing
company
continuing under the
direction of its founder,
Joseph H. Ball. The
firm can be contacted
at 29 Bala Ave., Ste.
114, Bala Cynwyd, PA
19004; Tel.: 484-5620060; Fax: 484-5620068; E-Mail: adcomtimes@aol.com; www.
PhillyBizMedia.com.
Joe Ball
Her name: Bernice.
Since few people these
days are named Bernice, I figured she was long-term at The
Inquirer.
She was.
I explained the no-delivery
situation. She asked my home
telephone number. Then asked
that I wait. I did.
And she was back, surprisingly, quickly.
“Your paper will be delivered
within the hour,” she said.
“Can I get Fridays also?” I
asked.
“I’ll see,” she offered.
Well, the paper wasn’t delivered in a hour.
But it did come in about two
hours.
No Friday, however.
But, I’m not one to quibble.
I tip my hat to Bernice.
Hey there Bernice… use
this to ask for a raise — and job
security.
May/June 2012
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Major Film/Video Awards Judged by Area Pros
Political Ad Costs
Soaring for Internet
With major elections coming up, Internet news web sites will be
inundated with “pre-roll” political advertising.
And the advertisers will be paying the highest dollars ever.
A Fort Washington, Pa. Republican-oriented online advertising
consultant, Rick Masterson recently informed Joseph N. DiStefano,
a Phila. Inquirer writer, that the cost for those commercials, are up
5x what was paid in 2010.
This year’s charge will be about $45-$50 per 1,000 online views.
The audience has boomed due to the explosion in number of
social media and smart phone devotees.
And also, because the money is there, from the Super PAC’s
and billionaire-funded groups.
Schedules are being purchased now, for October and November, Masterson said.
AREA JUDGES FOR U.S. INTERNATIONAL FILM & VIDEO FESTIVAL included (left to right) Samuel Speiser,
General Manager, WWDB-AM 860; Eleen Matthews, Studio Ten TV/Video producer; Stan Hochman, Phila.
Daily News icon sportswriter; Joe Ball, served as Chairman and organizer; Elena Cruz, Judging Coordinator;
Kaitlin Bos, American Advertising Services A.E.; Steve Levy, former Phila. TV anchorman; Roseanne Raffa,
John Robert Powers Coordinator; and Dawn Bundick, Marketing Manager, Hard Rock Cafe.
A mixed group of Philadelphia media, marketing executives, video and commercial
photo producers and advertising
personnel were selected to be
judges for the 2012 U.S. International Film & Video awards.
Categories included Television News: Investigative/Special
Reports, Continuing News Stories, and TV Newscasts.
Also, Public Affairs Programs
and Breaking News Reports.
The judging was held within
Studio Ten, inside the NBC, TV10, WPHAT building, on City Ave.
Judges were:
• Steve Levy, former Phila.
TV anchorman
• Stan Hockman, Phila.
Daily News icon sportswriter
• Roseanne Raffa, Adult
Div., John Robert Powers
• Dawn Bundick, Marketing
Mgr., Hard Rock Cafe
• Connie Peipher, Commercial Photographer
• Eileen Matthews, Studio
Ten TV/Video producer
• Samuel Speiser, General
Mgr., WWDB-AM
Chairman of the panel
was Joe Ball, publisher of ACT,
founder of American Advertising
Services and producer of several area radio shows.
Among the entries judged
were submissions from Philippines, United Kingdom, Australia, Leyte, and Japan.
Elena Cruz, assistant to the
president of www.PhillyBizMedia.com coordinated the event.
Major Media Contact Source
The 60th anniversary editions of the most comprehensive, printed
directories of media information are now available. They are the wellknown Bacon’s Directories, 332 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago, IL 60604
(800-972-9252).
The newspaper directory contains over 1500 pages of information
on U.S. and Canadian daily and community papers.
They give names, addresses, telephone numbers, and e-mails of
about 1500 dailies and 7200 community newspapers.
Also listed are college newspapers, major news services and syndicates. Also, Afro-American and Hispanic newspapers.
Other Directories
Other directories are also available for magazine, radio, TV and cable stations. There is a separate directory of New York publicity outlets.
All the directories have finger tip contacts for news release lists.
MOBILE WEBSITES!
From Designs to Updates!
Fast, Accurate, Affordable Solutions
~ Monthly Rates Available ~
John Paone
ThePaoneGroup.com
jspaone@yahoo.com ~ 215.266.7514
Have An Idea That Benefits Area Businesses?
E-Mail us at: AdComTimes@aol.com
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Participants
Re: Philadelphia Advertising &
Business Show; Villanova Conference Center; March 7, 2012
Bringing buyers and sellers
together is a major role of the
Philadelphia Advertising & Business Show, and has been for
almost 40 years.
To make connections easy for
ACT’s readers, the following list
is published as an ACT reader
service:
AGIO BRAND SOLUTIONS
1315 Walnut St., Ste. 1006
Phila., PA l9l07
Michael Tolassi, Jr., BASI, MBA
267-480-7110X 89, michael.
tolassi@agiopromotions.com
ALIESH ENTERTIANMENT INC.
8612 Lindbergh Blvd.
Phila.,PA l9l53
Sheila Jones, Owner
215-365-5509, alieshent@aol.
com
267-632-6596, emilia@beholderproductions.com
BEN FRANKLIN
c/o Compubet Creative Concepts
The Meadows, 485 Devon Park
Dr., Ste. 106
Wayne, PA l9087
Joseph Bisignaro, Jr., Business
Manager
484-678-0800, jbjrwfranklin@
gmail.com
CAMDEN RIVERSHARKS
BASEBALL
410 N. Delaware Ave
Camden, NJ 08012
Adam Lorber, G.M.
Ms. Kristian Segers, Mktg Dir
856-583-0030, ksegers@
riversharks.com
CASINO NIGHT OUT
6843 Rte. 9
Howell, NJ 07731
Ken Vesey
1-888-669-3123, Ken@casinonightout.com
AMERICAN ADVERTISING
SERVICES
29 Bala Ave., Ste. 114
Joe Ball, Founder/President
484-562-0060, adcomtimes@
aol.com
CBS RADIO
400 Market Street, 9th Floor
Philadelphia, PA 19106
Kerry Mulvey, Sales Manager
215-625-6501, Kerry.mulvey@
cbsradio.com
APRINTZONE.COM
Anna Brodsky, Studio Art
Director
215-240-6024, aprintzone@aol.
com
267-304-1823 (Mobile)
AQUINAS FINANCIAL
100 Park Blvd., Suite 82B
Cherry Hill, NJ 08034
Kenneth Magistrate, Exec. Dir.
215-886-5167, kmagistrate@
aquinasfinancial.com
267-303-0145 (Mobile)
ARTHUR OSTROFF
Artist / Illustrator
830 Morris St.
Phila., PA l9l48
215-755-5068, artostroff@yahoo.
com
ASIAN AMERICAN CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE OF GREATER
PHILA.
200 S. Broad St., Ste. 700
Phila., PA l9l02
Mary Faustino, Exec. Dir.
215-790-3660, mfaustino@
asianchamberphila.org
ATLANTIC BARTER
220 Presidential Drive, Unit 3
Greenville, DE 19807
Jennifer Rogers, Trade Broker
302-654-5650, jenn@atlanticbarter.com
BEHOLDER PRODUCTIONS
1769 Old York Rd
Abington, PA 19001
Emilia Andrews, Owner
DELAWARE COUNTY MAGAZINE
8703 West Chester Pk
Upper Darby, PA l9082
Kimberly Phillips, Asst. Publisher
610-789-0600, chris@delcomag.
com
DELAWARE COUNTY NEWS
NETWORK
3732 West Chester Pike
Newtown Square, PA l9073
Rich Crowe, Publisher
610-356-6664 X114, rcrowe@
journalregister.com
DELCO TIMES
500 Mildred Avenue
Primos, PA 19018
Jill Altmann, On-line Manager
610-622-8852, jaltmann@
delcotimes.com
DNB FIRST
10 N. Church Street
West Chester, PA 19380
Kenneth C. Klein, Asst. Vice
President
484-359-3510, kklein@dnbfirst.
CARDIAC CARE & SAFETY,
INC.
P.O. Box 427
Abington, PA 19001
Jim Spaulding, President
215-886-9280, jspaulding@
gmail.com
AL WEISNER ART SERVICE
41 Villa Dr.
Warminster, PA l8974
215-441-5108, alshaloman@aol.
com
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF
INVENTORS
3241 Hulmeville Rd., Apt. A-18
Bensalem, PA l9020
William Haney, Director
215-638-7840, wh717@verizon.
net
163 Upland Terrace
Bala Cynwyd, PA l9004
610-668-9376, divphoto@gmail.
com
May/June 2012
CENTER STAGE TICKETS
200 Monument Road, Suite 11
Robert Meyers, Co-Owner
800-677-8499, 610-243-1000,
856-799-3733
rmeyers32@comcast.net
CHAIN REACTION DIGITAL
MEDIA PRODUCTION
377 Lyceum Ave
Jerry Cerruti
267-582-0511
COMCAST SPOTLIGHT
1055 East Baltimore Pike
Suite 302
Media, PA 19063
Matt Crist, Account Executive
610-301-1595, matthew_crist@
cable.comcast.com
CONTEXTOS VIDA LATINA
Manuel Bermudez Romero
610-618-9909, Bermudez.ro@
gmail.com
CRYSTAL ROSE CATERING
6123 Lower York Rd.
New Hope, PA l8938
Bert Prioux, Owner
215-651-0559, crystalrosecatering@yahoo.com
DANCIN’ ON AIR
413 Cooper St.
Camden, NJ 080l2
Mike Nise, Owner
609-963-6400
DAVID CHRISTOPHER ORCHESTRA
1116 Greystone Dr
Ambler, PA l9002
David Christopher, Owner
215-793-0544, dco@dcoevents.
com
DAVID ICKES PHOTOGRAPHER
com
EARTHLINK BUSINESS
555 North Lane, Suite 5025
Conshohocken, PA 19428
Jill Montgomery, AE
484-531-1004, jill.montgomery@
corp.earthlink.com
EL HISPANO
P.O. Box 396
Drexel Hill, PA l9026
Aaron Lopez, Publisher
484-472-6059, hispads@aol.com
EPOCH TIMES
P.O. Box 5231
May/June 2012
Wilmington, DE l9808
Lily Sun
610-505-8442, pa@epochtimes.
com
ERIC MACCLUEN GOLF
Applecross Country Club
170A Zynn Road
Downingtown, PA 19335
Eric MacCluen, Director of
Instruction
484-888-6611, info@ericmaccluengolf.com
FRANCISVALE HOME FOR
SMALLER ANIMALS
328 Upper Gulph Rd
Radnor, PA l9087
Jodi Button, Director
610-688-1018, jodibutton@
gmail.com
GO WIRELESS
Plymouth Meeting- The Crossroads
421 Germantown Pike
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HOPE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
P.O. Box 633
New Hope, PA l8938
Stephanie Nagy, Administrator
info@newhopechamber.com
GRM
3449 Fox Street
Santa F. Kelly
215-223-8800, skelly@grmdocument.com
GROUPON
Adriane Matyl
610-680-6558, Adriane@
groupon.com
HARD ROCK CAFE
1131 Market St.
Phila., PA l9l07
Dawn Bundick, Marketing
Director
215-238-1000, Dawn_Bundick@
hardrock.com
HARRIS DIGITAL SERVICES,
LLC
Five Greentree Centre
Rte. 73, Ste. 104
Marlton, NJ 08053
Robert Harris, Owner
856-817-6292 cell: 609-2204290
r.harris@hdservices.net
HEALTHY THOUGHTS
P.O. Box 1558
Bensalem, PA 19020
Davida Godett, Exec. Dir.
215-637-5815, godett@
healthythoughtsworld.org
HERMES EXPO INTERNATIONAL
26 West Chester Pike
Havertown, PA 19083
Paul Kotrotsios, MBA- Publisher
610-446-1463, info@hellenicnews.com
Michelle Hipwell
888-401-1860 X203, michelle.
hipwell@itex.net
Diane Floyd, Chef Owner
215-850-6342, info@mealmakersinc.com
JAB MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT
The Meadows
485 Devon Park Drive
Suite 106
Wayne, PA 19087
Joseph A. Bisignaro Jr., Owner
610-964-0660, jabmechanicalrep@aol.com
METROPOLITAN FLAG &
BANNER CO. /
LIME SPORTSWEAR
P.O. Box 707
Westtown, PA l9395
Rob Schneider, Owner
215-426-2775, sales@metflag.
com
JANICZEK HOMES, LLC
P.O. Box 416
Wayne, PA 19087
Liz McCue
610-975-4464, lizmjhomes@
gmail.com
JEWISH EXPONENT
2100 Arch St.
Phila., PA l 9l03
David Alpher, G.M.
215-832-0720, dalpher@
jewishexponent.com
JOHN JASTISAN COMPUTER
SYSTEMS INTEGRATION
210 W. Byron Place
Suite 325
King of Prussia, PA 19406
John Jastisan, Owner
610-337-0156, jastisan@hotmail.
com
KANE COMMUNICATIONS,
INC.
10 E. Athens Ave., Suite 208
Ardmore, PA 19003
Scott C. Borowsky, Founder
610-645-6940, scborowsky@
kanec.com
KYW-AM
Michael Braunstein, Local Sales
Manager KYW-AM
215-238-4614, Michael.braunstein@cbsradio.com
Suite 415
Plymouth
Meeting,
PA 19462
John
Lytle,
Business
Solutions
866-4871222,
john.
lytle@
gowireless.com
484-8946258
(Mobile)
HOME
OF THE
INSECTARIUM
8046
Frankford
Ave.
Phila., PA
l9l36
Dave
Steiger,
Director
215-3359500,
insectarium@
aol.com
GRAPHIC ARTS
ASSOCIATION
1210 No.
Brook
Drive,
Ste. 200
Trevose,
PA l9053
Marge
Baumhauer,
Exec.
Director
215-3962300,
gaa@
gaaonline.org
IGNITE
Larry
Bell,
Director
215-3424435,
sallymbell613@
verizon.
net
267-8099906
(Mobile)
GREATER NEW
ITEX
300
Meetinghouse
Rd., 2nd
flr
Jenkintown, PA
l9046
KYW-AM
Nicole Pinto, Dir. Of Marketing
and Promotions KYW Newsradio
1060
215-238-4967, pinto@kyw.com
LIME SPORTSWEAR
160 E. Plumstead Ave.
Lansdowne, PA 19050
Tom Healy
484-461-7000, tom@limesportswear.net
MAGIC BY DENNIS
Dannis Faven (Magician)
1938 Nectarine St.
Phila., PA l9l30
215-563-6226, magicdennis@
comcast.net
MAINLINE MEDIANEWS
311 E. Lancaster Avenue
Ardmore, PA 19003
Mark Bruce, Advertising Manager
610-642-4300 ext. 178,
mbruce@journalregister.com
MAIN LINE TODAY MAGAZINE
Newtown Business Ctr.
4699 West Chester Pk
Newtown Square, PA l9073
J. B. Braun, Publisher - Meghan
Armon 610-848-6040
610-325-4630 X 301, jbraun@
mainlinetoday.com
MEAL MAKERS, INC.
P.O. Box 43416
MICHAEL TROISI PHOTOGRAPHY
P.O. Box 2620
Cherry Hill, NJ 08034
856-577-5528, miketrophoto@
gmail.com
MMA/MODEL MANAGEMENT
AGENCY INC
106 S. Bellevue Ave
Langhorne, PA l9047
Ellen Wasser-Hrin, Director
215-752-8603, ellen@mmaagency.com
MONTGOMERY MEDIA
290 Commerce Drive
Fort Washington, PA 19034
John Bell, Advertising Manager
215-628-9300 ext. 124, jbell@
montgomerynews.com
MUSIC TALK RADIO SHOW
29 Bala Ave., Ste. 114
Eric Rosenbaum, Host/Moderator
484-562-0063, adcomtimes@
aol.com
OGILVY ACTION
636 11th Avenue, 2nd Floor
New York, NY 10036
Edward Baker, Business
Consultant
866-224-1325, Edward.baker@
amexoa.com
OUTDOOR LIGHTING SALES &
MARKETING
1306 Farrington Rd
Brian Williams, Nat. Sales
Manager
215-477-2111, brianphl2@aol.
com
PAYROLLSHOPPING.COM
741 Forrest Ave
Norristown, PA 19403
Russell Lyons, Sales Associate
610-633-2860, rylons70@gmail.
com
PERSONAL GROWTH PROFESSIONAL
Jody Wagner, Personal Growth
Professional
610-647-0242, jam1996@aol.
com
610-220-2843 (Mobile)
PHILADELPHIA FLYERS
Wells Fargo Center
3601 S. Broad St.
Phila., PA l9l48
Dan Ryan, Marketing
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May/June 2012
LAWSUITS
The plaintiffs name appears first
in capital letters, followed by the
name of the defendant, the nature of the suit, the number and
the date. Accuracy of the entries
is not guaranteed.
Philadelphia
Suits Brought
Phoenix Lithographing Corp.
vs. LV Adhesive Inc., contracts,
case #12-0101506, 01/12/12
Inter Global Printing Inc. and
Commonwealth Of PA Department of Revenue Bureau Co. vs.
Inter Global Printing Inc., miscellaneous lien, case #12-0102253,
01/19/12
Yellow Book Sales And Distribution Co. Inc. vs.Albert Levy/
Scott Upfalow/Allready Locksmith LLC, certified/exemplified
judgement, case #12-0104358,
01/31/12
Mary McCuine vs. Aramark Corp./
Comcast Spectacor, personal injury, case#12-0104739, 02/02/12
Yellow Book Sales And Distribution Co. Inc. vs. Matthew
Paul/Parkwood Industries Inc.,
certified/exemplified judgment,
case#12-0104946, 02/03/12
Internal Revenue Service vs. Michael Miller/Philadelphia Newspapers Inc., miscellaneous lien,
case #12-0220013, 02/16/12
Front Row Marketing Services
LP vs. Chicago Gridiron LLC/
ABC Co., contracts, case #120200501, 02/07/12
Greater Philadelphia Radio Inc.
t/a WPEN-FM vs. Renault Winery Inc., contracts, case #120200827, 02/09/12
Yellow Book Sales And Distribution
Co. Inc. vs. Edward Hilderbrandt/
University Collision Center Inc.,
certified/exemplified
judgment,
case #12-0201034, 02/10/12
Yellow Book Sales And Distribution Co. Inc. vs. Gary McGinnis/
McGinnis Roofing Co. Inc., certified/Exemplified judgment, case
#12-0201045, 02/10/12
Dell Marketing LP vs. PCI Computer Services Inc., foreign judgment,
case #12-0202888, 02/23/12
FI2967 Pugh vs. Philadelphia
Inquirer & Daily News, Product liability, case #12-0301182,
03/12/12
Yellow Book Sales And Distribution Co. Inc. vs. Christopher
Bongard/Chris Bongard’s Painting LLC, certified/exemplified
judgment, case #12-0301591,
03/15/12
Supermedia LLC vs. Law Offices
Of David J. Averett PC, contracts,
case #12-0300285, 03/06/12
Green Horse Media vs. Thomas Rice/Philadelphia Bulletin,
foreign judgment, case #120300864, 03/09/12
Yellowbook Inc. vs. Ross
Ouhryn/Advance Remodeling &
Construction Inc., certified/exemplified judgment, Case #120203528, 02/29/12
Fixed Wireless Associates LLC
vs. Comcast Cable Communications Management LLC/Edgeconnex Inc., contracts, case
#12-0203543, 02/29/12
Richard Millward vs. Palfinger
Inc./GS Products/ GSP Marketing Inc./Thiele Manufacturing
LLC/Timsco
Inc./Automated
Waste Equipment Inc. et al.,
product liability, case #120400905, 04/09/12
Montgomery County
Suits Brought
Jennifer Koenig/Jennifer Meyers
vs. Thompson Reuters Corp./
West Publishing Corp., summons,
case #2012-00484, 01/09/12
Linda IItis vs. Thompson Reuters
Corp./West Publishing Corp.,
summons, case #2012-00571,
01/09/12
Cach LLC vs. Enhance Marketing Inc., (type not shown), case
#2012-02711, 02/08/12
Yellowbook Inc. vs. Brannon Enterprises Inc./Eugene Brannon
et al., (type not shown), case
#2012-02933, 02/10/12
#2012-01856-CT, 02/22/12
Thomas Publishing Co. LLC vs.
Custom Pack Inc., debt collection,
case #2012-02040-CT, 02/27/12
Philadelphia
Court Judgments
Robert Guzzardi vs. The Evening
Bulletin Inc., $1,590,170, plaintiff,
case #11-0502286, 01/12/12
Yellowbook Inc. vs. J.C. Stilwells Son Inc./John Eder, (no
type shown), case #2012-03744,
02/21/12
vs. Hometown Beverages LLC,
$13,498, plaintiff, case #111201766, 01/30/12
Gen3 Marketing LLC vs. Gilt
Group Inc. as Successor to Buywithme-com, (no type shown),
case #2012-06489, 03/15/12
City Of Philadelphia vs. Plaza
Printing Inc. Of PA, $44,746, plaintiff, case #01-1003760, 02/03/12
Nustar Marketing LLC vs. Carpenter Brothers Inc., (no type
shown), case #2012-05974,
03/09/12
Yellow Book Sales and Distribution Co. Inc. vs. Disability Law
Advocates Group PC/Aaron
Friedmann, $68,599, plaintiff,
case #11-1101191, 02/14/12
Supermedia LLC/Idearc Media LLC
vs. Santoro Tile and Marble Distributing Co. Inc., (no type shown),
case #2012-09133, 04/12/12
Internal Revenue Service vs.
Philadelphia Newspapers Inc./
Michael Miller, $88,118, plaintiff,
case #12-0220013, 02/06/12
Chester County
Yellow Book Sales And Distribution Co. Inc. vs. University Collision Center Inc., $34,344, plaintiff, case #12-0201034, 02/10/12
Suits Brought
Pennsylvania Media Associates
Inc. vs. Steven Suib Inc. dba
American Tax & Advisory Inc.,
debt collection, case #201200452-CT, 01/13/12
Yellow Book Sales And Distribu-
Yellowbook Inc. vs. Action Refrigeration & Air Conditioning
Inc./Action Heating & Air et al.,
(no type shown), case #201202081, 01/30/12
Yellowbook Inc. vs. Sensational
Smiles LLC/Joshua Glavin, (no
type shown), case#2012-02091,
01/30/12
Yellowbook Inc. vs. A Wiz Inc./David Bruswitz et al., (no type shown),
case#2012-02097, 01/30/12
De Lage Landen Financial
Services Inc. vs. St. Georges
Publishing Inc., contract, case
tion Co. Inc. vs. Gary McGinnis/
McGinnis Roofing Co. Inc., $87,
495, plaintiff, case #12-0201045,
02/10/12
PNC Bank NA vs. Pearl Pressman Liberty Communications
Group Inc., $3,993,267, plaintiff,
case #12-0303735, 03/23/12
Tierra Granger vs. Comcast,
$17,500, plaintiff, case #1011012929, 03/05/12
Green Horse Media vs. Philadelphia Bulletin and Thomas Rice,
$655,564, plaintiff, case #120300864, 03/09/12
Front Row Marketing Services
LP vs. Chicago Gridiron LLC,
$54,409, plaintiff, case #120200501, 04/02/12
t/a WPEN-FM vs. Renault Winery Inc., $10,695, plaintiff, case
#12-0200827, 04/03/12
Evergreen Printing Co. vs. Tap
Chi The Gioi Inc., $26,323, plaintiff, case #12-0104669, 04/09/12
Montgomery County
Court Judgments
Quadrant Healthcom Inc. vs.
Valley Forge Press Inc., 2570
Boulevard of the Generals
May/June 2012
Page 15
LAWSUITS
Ste. 220, Norristown 19403,
$427,589, plaintiff, case #201128208, 02/01/12
Easton Turnpike, Lake Ariel
18436, $105,797, plaintiff, case
#2010-24841, 04/09/12
Yellow Book Sales and Distribution Co. Inc. vs. Basement
Services 911 New Jersey Inc.,
1445 E. Schuylkill Rd., Pottstown 19465, $205,449, plaintiff,
case#2010-12642, 03/01/12
Chester County
Yellow Book Sales and Distribution Co. Inc. vs. Cawley Bros.
Van Lines Inc., 211 Birch St.,
Scranton18505, $20,960, plaintiff, case #2010-38206, 03/05/12
Verizon Pennsylvania Inc. vs.
Frames Motor Freight Inc., 1233
Wrights Lane, West Chester
19380, $14,558, plaintiff, case
#2010-11353, 02/23/12
Yellow Book Sales and Distribution Co. Inc. vs. Richard
Harsche/HCI Mortgage, 473
Eastern District of
Pennsylvania
____
Philadelphia Division
Court Judgments
Fry Communications Inc. vs.
Milton P. Pixley, Three Station
Square No. 204, Paoli 19301,
$472,897, plaintiff, case #201202071-JD, 02/28/12
Philadelphia
State Tax Liens
Inter Global Printing Inc., 13047
Depue Ave., Philadelphia 19116,
$15,573, (sales & use), case
#12-0101610, 01/13/12
Inter Global Printing Inc., 13047
Depue Ave., Philadelphia 19116,
$15,572, (sales & use), case
#12-0101748, 01/13/12
Chapter 7
Bankruptcies
Tom Wong Photography Inc.,
224 N. 10th St., First Fl., Philadelphia 19107; Assets, $0 to
$50,000; Debts, $50,001 to
$100,000; Major Creditor, not
shown; Attorney, Thomas D. Bielli; case #12-10129, 01/06/12
Snellbaker Printing Inc., 128 S.
Keswick Ave., Glenside 19038;
Assets, $100,001 to $500,000;
Debts, $100,001 to $500,000;
Major Creditor, not shown; Attorney, Thomas D. Bielli; case #1212315, 03/09/12
7, Galloway 08205; Assets,
$193,570; Debts, $2,132,069;
Keystone Printing Ink Co., 2700
Roberts
Ave.,
Philadelphia
19129; Assets, $1,000,001 to
$10,000,000; Debts, $1,000,001
to $$10,000,000; Major Creditor,
not shown; Attorney, Allen B. Dubroff; case #12-13707, 04/16/12
Montgomery County
Major Creditor, E. Tropicana
Ave. & S. Eastern Ave. LLC,
$713,063; Attorney, Douglas
S. Stanger; case #12-13112,
02/08/12
State Tax Liens
Trade Show Associates LP, P.O.
Box 1202, Oaks 19456, $78,876,
(revenue), case #2012-60376,
03/13/12
District of New Jersey
____
Chester County
Camden Division
Mike Kehr Photography Inc., 101
Philadelphia Division
Chapter 11
Chapter 11
Bankruptcies
Bankruptcies
Casino Player Publishing LLC,
333 E. Jimmies Leeds Rd., Ste.
Timber Ridge Lane, Chadds
Ford 19317, $14,236, (revenue),
case #2012-02327-LN, 03/06/12
Eastern District of
Pennsylvania
____
State Tax Liens
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Renee Colazzo Photography,
at 735 Morgan Ave., Apt. 3,
Palmyra 08065
BMDSRML LLC, at 304 Dresher
Wood Dr., Dresher 19025
Community Technology, at
231 Cedarbrook Rd., Sicklerville
08081
Hoopla Marketing and Public
Relations, at 277 S. Charleston
Ave., Lawnside 08045
Nasty Client, at 148 E. Street
Rd., Ste. 120, Feasterville 19053
Hibernia Business Graphics,
at 32 Lauren Lane, Coatesville
19320
Long Story Shorts, at 1531
Skiles Blvd., West Chester 19382
Ellan Media, at 276 Stump Rd.,
North Wales 19454
B101, at 225 E. City Ave., Ste.
200, Bala Cynwyd 19004
WBEB-FM, at 225 E. City Ave.,
Ste. 200, Bala Cynwyd 19004
Swanky Social Events, at 3901
City Ave., No. 424 Washington
Bldg., Philadelphia 19131
Lyquix, at 150 S. Independent
Mall W. Ste. 1200, Phila., 19106
Henke Enterprises LLC, at 704
Jade Rd., Yardley 19067
May/June 2012
New Marketing-Related
Businesses
Dataicon Inc., at 23 School
Lane, Ardmore 19003
Drei Knalle LLC, at 148 E. Street
Rd., Ste. 120, Feasterville 19053
Justin Designs, at 1966 71st
Ave., Philadelphia 19138
Cryotek Inc., at 830 Welsh Rd.,
Ste. 259, Huntingdon Valley
19006
Whalen Media LLC, at 201
Concord Ave., Exton 19341
Delaware Valley Information
Technology Solutions LLC, at
1076 Durham Rd., Newtown 18940
Vekteris Communications
LLC, at 6125 McCallum St.,
Philadelphia 19144
Tenthirteen Creative LLC, at
814 S. 13th St., Phila., 19147
1207 New Group Inc., at 1207
Race St., First Fl., Phila., 19107
TB Publishing, at 304 Maple
Point Dr., Langhorne 19047
Oneninefoursixzero, at 370
Washington Ave., Phoenixville
19460
CheetaByte IT Solutions, at 7
Mallards Crest Court, Sicklerville
08081
Hit Your Mark Productions,
at 320 W. Gay St., Apt. 3, West
Chester 19380
Circle 02-04, at 20 Messner
Lane, Glenmoore 19343
M&J Printing Inc., at 12
Maplewood Dr., Levittown 19056
Punk Rock Deals, at 370
Washington Ave., Phoenixville
19460
Brandywine New Media LLC,
at 1548 Washington Lane, West
Chester 19382
Taylor Media Sales, at 211
Green Tree Tavern Rd., North
Whales 19454
Humphreys Marketing LLC, at
444 Veronica Rd., West Chester
19380
US Server Net, at 1150 First Ave.,
Ste. 501, King of Prussia 19406
Frision LLC, at 1130 Queens
Rangers Lane, West Chester
19382
KDD Domains Inc., at 300
Yorktown Plaza, Elkins Park 19027
BCH Ventures LLC, at 109
Ashley Way, Plymouth Mtg. 19462
Big Shoe LLC, at 312 Llanfair
Rd., Wynnewood 19096
AOE Events LLC, at 111
Presidential Blvd., Ste. 156, Bala
Cynwyd 19004
Chiaravalli Design LLC, at 532
Delancey St., Philadelphia 19106
Philly Internet Café LLC, at
2401 Vare Ave., Phila., 19145
Brand Revive LLC, at 867 N.
25th St., Philadelphia 19130
Turning Page Media, at 276
Parker Ave., Philadelphia 19128
The Energy Co-Op, at
1528 Walnut St., Ste. 2100,
Philadelphia 19102
Plan On It LLC, at 238 Beacon
Dr., Phoenixville 19460
Optical Emergence Pictures
LLC, at 803 Wagonwheel Lane,
West Chester 19380
Jensen Photography LLC, at
1410 Old Pottstown Pike, West
Chester 19380
Esoftmedia Inc., at 46 Granville
Way, Exton 19341
Simon L. Rogers Creative
Group, at 4125 Pechin St., Ste.
201, Philadelphia 19128
Business To World Ltd., at 230
Faihill St., Willow Grove 19090
The Hive Studio, at 2009 Pine
St., Philadelphia 19103
55 Pictures LLC, at 860
Meadowcroft Circle, West
Chester 19382
Four Cees Solutions Inc.,
at 2013 Sweetgum Lane,
Collegeville 19426
Sunflower International Inc.,
at 115 Pheasant Run, Ste. 110,
Newtown 18940
The Media Mecca LLC, at 201
Willowbrook Lane, West Chester
19382
Stephanie Glover LLC, at 232
Concord Rd., Schwenksville 19473
D.H. Portner Communications
LLC, at 7706 Chappel Rd.,
Elkins Park 19027
Michael Lampe Consulting
LLC, at 5122 Brandywine Dr.,
Eagleville 19403
As It Was LLC, at 3166
Mayflower Rd., Plymouth 19462
Echoio LLC, at 93 Old York Rd.,
Ste. 1711, Jenkintown 19046
M2 LLC, at 217 Church St.,
Philadelphia 19106
Light Thief LLC, at 3237 Amber
St., Fl. 5 S./Box 15, Phila., 19134
L&D Photography LLC, at 929
Moore St., Philadelphia 19148
Tollroadnews, at 1131 Alvin
Ave., Bensalem 19020
Adshots Golf, at 6 Dunkirk
Court, Eagleville 19403
Made By Jessa Co., at 116
Maple St., Conshohocken 19428
MK Printing, at 1135 W.
Cheltenham Ave. No. 103,
Melrose Park 19027
The Maritime, at 7 W. Ritner St.,
Philadelphia 19148
Round Trip Graphic, at 2514
Meredith St., Philadelphia 19130
Betancourt Consulting LLC, at 275
Alyssa Lane, Doylestown 18901
PC Supporters LLC, at 1407 E.
Belvidere Circle, West Chester
19380
Eleanor Kay Images, at 206
Durham Nox Rd., Kintnersville
18930
Smith/Chamlee Photography, at
25 Bunker Hill Rd., Ottsville 18942
Doggyspace.Com, at 2250
Hickory Rd., Plymouth Meeting
19104
Tag Visual Media, at 16 Buckthorne Lane, Collegeville 19426
Platypus Lacrosse LLC, at 255
Worthington Mill Rd., Richboro
18954
St. Angel Consulting LLC, at 10
Ainsley Court, Newtown 18940
MZ Media LLC, at 1505 Links
Dr., West Chester 19380
Blue7 Web Soultions LLC, at
63 Mill Creek Rd., Holland 18966
Pigs In Spice LLC, at 59
Cobblestone Dr., Paoli 19301
Digital Wizards Marketing
Solutions Inc., at 231
Sugartown Rd., Devon 19333
SMB Tech-Solutions LLC, at
7943 Heather Rd., Elkins Park
19027
Collaborative Marketing
Research Inc., at 127 Walnut
St., Jenkintown 19046
Jean Valentin Photography LLC,
at1510 Muhlenburg Dr., Blue Bell
19422
Versatile Sky Productions Inc.,
at 379 Moyer Rd., Harleysville
19438
Junior Solution Sales LLC, at
1843 S. Broad St., Phila., 19148
Jersey Beast LLC, at 200 S.
Broad St., Ste. 400, Philadelphia
19102
Feyasterling Inc., at 1453 S.
Etting St., Philadelphia 19146
Tri-State Circulation LLC, at
6527 Linmore Ave., Phila., 19142
Biomimic Sound LLC, at 1226
S. 24th St., Philadelphia 19146
MollyPop Designs, at 11 High
Meadows Dr., Sicklerville 08081
40 Wishes Photography by
Tonya Lym, at 47 Chapel Ave.,
Merchantville 08109
Amy Rae Photography, at 27
Linden Ave., Merchantville 08109
Double R Designs, at 733
Green Ave., Mount Ephraim
08059
LL Design, at 2020 Garrison Dr.,
Chester Springs 19425
Brandywine Review, at 121
Magnolia St., West Chester
19382
Watchfuleye Marketing
Solutions LLC, at 423 Wollerton
St., West Chester 19382
Jadimean Incorporated, at 811
Pebblewood Rd., West Chester
19380
Korea Week Inc., at 753 W.
753 w. Cheltenham Ave., Ste. E,
Melrose Park 19027
BGS Media Productions LLC,
at 809 N. Hanover St., Pottstown
19464
I Edit LLC, at 1876 N. 27th St.,
Philadelphia 19121
Intuition Ink LLC, at 771 S.
Second St., Ste. B, Phila., 19147
Watson & Hamilton Marketing
Corp., at 901 N. Penn St.,
Philadelphia 19123
H.I.D. Marketing LLC, at 6301
Old York Rd., Philadelphia 19141
Philly Hometown Media LLC,
at 1033 N. Second St., 2nd Fl.,
Philadelphia 19123
MRM3 LLC, at 128 Leverington
Ave., Ste. 201, Phila., 19127
Fractal Circus LLC, at 2336 S.
15th St., Philadelphia 19148
Potent Media, at 843 Avenue F,
Langhorne 19047
Sup Joey, at 1000 Barclay Rd.,
Chester Springs 19425
Exceptional Events
Philadelphia, at 35 Sugar Maple
Lane, Lafayette Hill 19444
Pink Ink, at 860 N. Marshall
Place, Philadelphia 19123
Zealand Marketing Solutions,
at 136 Hunt Valley Circle,
Berwyn 19312
J. King Productions Inc., at
140 Summerhill Court, New
Hope 18938
Mark Tassoni Photography,
at 47 Pennsylvania Ave.,
Phoenixville 19460
Wind Watcher Sky Art
Imagination LLC, at 51 Devyn
Dr., Chester Springs 19425
The WC Press, at 13 S. Church
Bagnall Consulting Services
LLC, at 644 Birchleaf Dr.,
Collegeville 19426
Coliseum Communications, at
230 Winged Foot Dr., Blue Bell
19422
EBF Ventures LLC, at 201 Willow
Wood Dr., Doylestown 18901
AS3 Tech Inc., at 325 Dart-mouth
Rd., Chester Springs 19425
Lamar Visual Communications
LLC, at 6323 W. Callowhill St.,
Philadelphia 19151
Health Source 411 Inc., at 1233
W. Lehigh Ave., Philadelphia
19133
I-Global Business Link Inc., at
2536 Crestline Dr., Lansdale 19446
M+M Marketing Consultants
LLC, at 1895 Dillon Rd., Maple
Glen 19002
Robin Eisman Consulting
LLC, at 964 Henrietta Ave.,
Huntingdon Valley 19006
Lanastar LLC, at 2403 Tremont
St., Apt. A, Philadelphia 19115
Skillz Unlimited Mda LLC, at 79
E. Hortter St., Phila., 19119
May/June 2012
Philash Studios LLC, at 6008
Hasbrook Ave., Phila., 19111
M&M Management LP, at 9115
Academy Rd., Phila., 19136
Tri-County Top Light Co., at 5
Berlin Rd., Lindenwold 08021
All Pro Photography, at 7
Charter Oak Rd., Laurel Springs
08021
Mustard Seed Marketing
LLC, at 5538 W. Jefferson St.,
Philadelphia 19131
Pixel Parlor LLC, at 939 N. Fifth
Rainbow Marketing Group
LLC, at 134 N. 10th St.,
Philadelphia 19107
Sophia Grace Photography, at
2301 Avon Rd., Ardmore 19003
Painted Fern LLC, at 5074 York
Rd., Holicong 18928
Signature Meeting Logistics
LLC, at 634 Coach Dr., New
Hope 18938
Wend-Barb Promotions LLC,
at 1786 Suffolk Downs, West
Chester 19380
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New Marketing-Related
Businesses
Eisensteinium Inc., at 1237
Rodman St. Rear Court,
Philadelphia 19147
WHAT AM, at 25 Bala Ave., Ste.
202, Bala Cynwyd 19004
The Town Dish, at 361 E. Biddle
Flash Foto, at 604 Linnet Rd.,
Audubon 19403
New Guild Co., at 2661 Willits
Rd., Philadelphia 19114
Gladden Ink Publishing, at
6530 Chew Ave, Phila., 19119
Clear Path Direct, at 418 Stump
Rd., Ste. 202, Montgomeryville
18936
Multilingual Multicultural &
Multimedia Al Dia Advertising
National Network, Two Penn
Center 1500 JFK Blvd., Ste. 525,
Philadelphia 19102
RJ Media Productions LLC,
at 2323 Race St., Apt. 406,
Philadelphia 19103
Harriet’s Gum Media, at 943
Siegel St., Philadelphia 19148
Honey Glo Studios, at 105
Walker Rd., Royersford 19468
JPC Photography And
Art, at 111 Sandpiper Court,
Gilbertsville 19525
Kate Knapp Publicity LLC,
at 33 Homestead Dr., Yardley
19067
Origen Records LLC, at 510
Foxwood Lane, Paoli 19301
Powers Brand
Communications LLC, at 317
S. Fairfield Rd., Devon 19333
Missy P. Productions Inc., at
226 Crestview Rd., Hatboro
19040
Ampublicity LLC, at 126
Stonycrest Court, Perkasie 18944
Mountain Lake Multimedia,
at 250 Lauriston St., Unit E,
Philadelphia 19128
Systems Of Sound LLC,
at 7990 Oxford Ave., Apt. 4,
Philadelphia 19111
D.F. Connors Ltd., 145 Selner
Lane E., Doylestown 18901
Newwow LLC, at 267 Deerfield
Court, New Hope 18938
Log Hill Enterprises, at 101
Rye Rd., Cherry Hill 08003
A.L. Stone LLC, at 13
Portsmouth Court, Holland
18966
Creative Thought Media
LLC, at 5112 Race St., Fl. 1,
Philadelphia 19139
Emma June Photography, at
4283B Extender Court, McGuire
AFB 08041
Tutelage Holdings LLC, 115
West Ave., Ste. 108, Jenkintown
19046
Definitive Solutions Inc., at
2430 Memphis St., Phila., 19125
Litewave Studio Worx, at 555
Stanford Rd, Fairless Hills 19030
Marenco Photo, at 19 Linden
Ave., Merchantville 08109
Puzzle Piece Productions LLC,
at 3625 Sussex Lane, Phila., 19114
Opportunity USA, at 706
Raikes Rd., Huntingdon Valley
19006
Little Monkey Enterprises,
at 702 Mount Vernon Court,
Marlton 08053
The Photography Loft, at
403 E. Walnut St., North Wales
19454
Wonderland Portrait Boutique,
at 1632 Sparrow Way, Bensalem
19020
Amazing Apps, at 2929 Arch
Holland Publishing Group,
at 86 Doe Run Drive, Holland
18966
Anna’s Circle Studio LLC,
at 111 N. Ninth St., No. 608,
Philadelphia 19107
Grow My Audience LLC, at
2605 Egypt Rd., Trooper 19403
Formologie Design Group
LLC, at 435 Harrison Ave.,
Glenside 19038
White Wave Solution, 22
Hasting Lane, Willingboro 08046
New Whiteboard Media LLC, at
1902 Surrey Rd., Oreland 19075
Newquest USA Inc., 1528
Walnut St., Ste. 2020,
Philadelphia 19102
Kid Wow News, at 6031
Buckingham Dr., Bensalem
19020
Write It Right LLC, at 5116
Diamond St., Philadelphia 19131
Tee Vision Printing LLC, at
4907 N. Fifth St., Phila., 19120
Money Shots, at 10115 Clark
Place, Philadelphia 19116
Primetime Entertainment
Group LLC, at 11728 Lanett
Rd., Philadelphia 19154
Lilly Press, at 901 Norcross Rd.,
No. 321, Lindenwold 08021
DCC Marketing LLC, at 217 N.
Hellertown Ave., Quakertown
18951
Lorandeau Group LLC, at 59
Oldbrook Rd., Levittown 19057
BBI LLC, at 1234 Herbert Rd.,
Meadowbrook 19046
Simmone Von Sydney
Photography LLC, at 2956
Almond St., Philadelphia 19134
Turtle Systems, at 114 E. Stiles
Ave., Collingswood 08108
Made Top, at 107 N. 6th St., 2nd
Fl., Camden 08102
Simply Dina Photography, at
48 W. Buckingham Ave., Mont
Ephraim 08059
Lowdesign, at 4501 Aberdeen
Dr., Mount Laurel 08054
XL Advertising Specialties,
at 1447 Rosebud Rd.,
Southampton 18966
Electric Blue Creative, at 242
Aberdeen Ave., Exton 19341
4twelve Solutions LLC, at 412
Holly Dr., Levittown 19055
Elissa’s Photography LLC, at
640 Glen Willow Rd., Avondale
19311
Maoin Properties LLC, at 39
Price St., Bala Cynwyd 19004
Nina Price Photography LLC,
at 305 Ebony Court, Ambler
19002
J.D. Ollis Photography Inc., at
1733 Kirks Lane, Dresher 19025
Phu Tran Photography LLC, at
7103 Claridge St., Phila., 19111
DJ DMS Entertainment
LLC, at 5005 N. Marvine St.,
Philadelphia 19141
Nsync Consulting Firm
LLC, at 1942 E. Walnut Lane,
Philadelphia 19138
Throwing Light Inc., at 328 W.
Duval St., Philadelphia 19144
Digital Dreamsusa LLC, at
1907 Conwell Ave., Philadelphia
19115
Brenpress Inc., at 725 W.
Mount Vernon St., Lansdale
19446
Feast Caterers, at 13 Michael
Rd., Sicklerville 08081
C.F. Star Entertainment, at
2311 Memorial Court, Atco
08004
A Medley Affair, at 6105
Pleasant Ave., Pennsauken
08110
Artful Reflections
Photography, at 6913 Harvey
Ave., Pennsauken 08109
Working Dog Worx, at 10
Lafayette Ave., Voorhees 08043
Fotos By Stu, at 1331
Crestmont Dr., Downingtown
19335
Sheba’s Comfort Catering,
at 807 Greenwood Ave.,
Jenkintown 19046
Write The Vision International
Press, at 5817 Norfolk St.,
Philadelphia 19143
Tri-State Tent Rentals LLC, at
4218 Princeton Ave., Second Fl.,
Philadelphia 19135
Aviva Management, at 1314
Pinewood Rd., Villanova 19085
Windy Wing Design &
Promotion, at 8785 Duveen Dr.,
Glenside 19038
Mattoi LLC, at 505 Wallace
Ave., Bensalem 19020
J&E Consulting LLC, at 1323
Redcone St., Feasterville 19053
Smoke Or Be Smoked LLC,
at 1402 Norwood House Rd.,
Downingtown 19335
Make Like A Monkey
Productions LLC, at 66 Soldiers
Square, Wayne 19008
Teni B4K Inc., at 1105 Harding
Circle, Chester Springs 19425
Hufton Mueller LLC, at 49
Dewsbury Lane, Quakertown
18951
Chester County Community
TV Inc., at 1208 E. Kings
Highway, Coatesville 19320
Karma Marketing LLC, at
248 Richmond St., Apt. 1,
Philadelphia 19125
Joycentric Celebration
Planning LLC, at 8542 Williams
Ave., Philadelphia 19150
What 1340 AM, at 25 Bala Ave.,
Ste. 202, Bala Cynwyd, PA
19004
Silver Starr Books, at 2011
Route 542, New Gretna 08224
DreamPhysics, at 204 Shoshoni
Trail, Browns Mills 08015
A.M.L. Computer Fixer Inc.,
at 4405 Osage Ave., Apt. 1-R,
Philadelphia 19104
24 Hour/7 Days a
Week Courier Service
Especially Responsible
For Time Sensitive
Arrowmas LLC, at 12 Douglas
Dr., Huntingdon Valley 19006
E3 Films LLC, at 26 Betsy Lane,
Ambler 19002
Ashbrook Consulting, 87
Cherry Farm Lane, West Chester
19382
Areas of service include
all of Philadelphia, Delaware, Chester, Bucks,
Montgomery, Berks and Lancaster counties;
Also servicing
New Castle County and Kent County, Delaware
and the complete state of New Jersey.
We also deliver in the State of New York,
Washington DC and other areas of demand.
Flim Films LLC, at 4409
Sherwood Rd., Phila., 19131
Little Black Dress Events
LLC, at 1229 Chestnut St. 456,
Philadelphia 19107
~ All drivers TSA Certified
~ Medical Pickup & Delivery ~ Trucking
~ Fully Insured
Iacona Group LLC, at 8119
Lister St., Philadelphia 19152
CC Rider Express Inc.
Same Day Courier Service
PO Box 602
Tel.: (610) 566-3004
Fax: (610) 566-2789
E-Mail: ccriderexpress@hotmail.com
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May/June 2012
Obits
James J. Brennan
Inq. Adv. Salesman
James J. Brennan, a Phila.
Inquirer advertising salesman,
died. He was 67.
Mr. Brennan, of South Philadelphia, graduated from SS.
Neumann-Goretti High (formerly
known as Bishop Neumann High
School).
When Mr. Toland started
at the Inquirer he was in ad
production and later joined
outside sales.
For about 20 years, Mr.
Brennan marched with the fancy
Mummers brigade, Shooting Stars.
Mr. Brennan is survived by
his wife, Jacqueline; daughter,
Jennifer; two sons, Stevens and
James J. Jr.; six grandchildren;
two brothers; and a sister. He
was preceded in death by a
brother, Roger Brennan.
William L. Kimble
Radio Host
William L. Kimble, a WPENFM radio host of 14 years, died.
He was 81.
Mr. Kimble, of Sunbury, Pa.,
joined the Air Force in 1948. He
was a radio operator during the
Berlin Airlift, while aboard the
“Gooney Bird”, C-47 cargo planes.
After Mr. Kimble’s discharge,
he went door-to-door selling life
insurance and vacuum cleaners.
It was then that a customer of Mr.
Kimble suggested he consider
becoming a radio announcer. He
applied at a Sunbury station and
was hired.
Mr. Kimble had a TV show
for children called, “Barnacle
Bill”. He was also host of a
Binghamton, N.Y. TV dance
show for teens, similar to Dick
Clark’s American Bandstand.
Mr. Kimble started his career
with WPEN in 1984, then known
for having a nostalgia format,
“Station of the Stars”. In the
90s Mr. Kimble broadcast from
Penn’s Landing a summer series
of “Dancing Under the Stars”. He
left WPEN in 1998.
In his later years Mr. Kimble
found joy driving a school bus.
Mr. Kimble is survived by his
wife, Valerie; three daughters,
Lenlie Quirk, Cindy Lorti, and
Leslie Styles; a son, William
Jr.; 10 grandchildren; and nine
great-grandchildren.
Robert J. Schaefer
PR Medical Exec.
Robert J. Schaefer, an
executive in public relations,
died. He was 79.
Mr. Schaefer graduated
from Roman Catholic High
School. In 1954 he attended La
Salle College where he earned
a bachelor’s degree. While there
he also served as editor for the
school paper and later served on
the college’s board.
Mr. Schaefer went into the
Army after graduating, and was
sent to Korea. He served as
communications officer in the
Seventh Infantry Division.
After being discharged in
1956 Mr. Schaefer joined Lever
Bros., Scranton.
Mr. Schaefer returned to La
Salle College in 1975 as public
information director.
He was director of public
relations at La Salle when he left
in 1960 to become RCA’s public
relations government specialist.
In 1963 Mr. Schaefer
became public relations director
of the Heart Association of South
Pennsylvania.
Then from 1966 to 1971, Mr.
Schaefer was public relations
director at Presbyterian Hospital.
He then worked for 14 years at
Hahnemann University Hospital
as PR Director.
In 1985, Mr. Schaefer
entered the health-care division
of education at McGraw Hill
publishing, acting as director of
continuing meeting planning and
medical education. He retired in
2000 as vice president of Reed
Elsevier, a New York medical
publishing
company,
which
acquired McGraw Hill.
Mr. Schaefer is survived by his
wife, Celeste Wagner; daughters,
Elizabeth Cirelli and Mary Frances
Kelly; his sons, Brian, Michael,
John, Paul and Robert; 18
grandchildren; and a sister.
Herm Rogul
Former Sports
Columnist
Herm Rogul, a former sports
columnist of 21 years, recently
died. He was 72.
Mr. Rogul‘s alma mater was
Temple University.
From 1961 until 1982 when
the paper folded, Mr. Rogul wrote
for the Bulletin, the “People In
Sports” column.
Award-winning Philadelphia
Tribune sportswriter, Donald
Hunt, reported that Mr. Rogul
helped with his career by
writing the preface for his book,
“Chaney: Playing for a Legend”.
Mr. Rogul also wrote a selfpublished book called, “Winning
Sportswriting for Good People
Who Really Care”.
Mr. Rogul has no immediate
survivors.
James Miades
Publishing Exec.
James Miades, a former
publishing exec., recently died.
He was 82.
Mr. Miades, of West
Philadelphia, graduated in 1948
from John Bartram High School,
and from the Wharton School of
the University of Pennsylvania
in 1952, where he earned a
bachelor’s degree in economics.
Mr. Miades served in the
Navy, stationed in Maryland,
during the Korean War.
Mr. Miades was former
president of Junior Achievement,
the Philadelphia Chapter.
Mr. Miades started his
career
with
Chilton
Co.,
Radnor, publisher of books and
magazines, as an accountant.
In 1967 he was promoted
to treasurer, and later in 1970
became CFO.
Mr. Miades is survived by his
wife, Jane; two daughters, Ellen
Donahue Miades and Theresa
Diamond; two sons, Matthew
and James; six grandchildren;
and a sister.
Kenneth W. Reeves
Dir. of Forecasting
Kenneth W. Reeves, director
of forecasting operations and senior
meteorologist died. He was 50.
Mr. Reeves was born in
Philadelphia and raised in Abington.
In 1959 Mr. Reeves graduated from
Abington High School.
While
attending
high
school Mr. Reeves trained three
days out of the week at the
Franklin Institute with the head
meteorologist. Later in 1983 he
graduated from Pennsylvania
State University with a bachelor’s
degree in meteorology.
Within a month after graduating
Mr. Reeves began his career
at AccuWeather, the worldwide
weather service stationed in
State College. He worked for
AccuWeather for 29 years.
Mr. Reeves was the person
reporters called wanting to know
what to look forward to, what had
been, and the meaning of it all.
Mr. Reeves is survived
by his wife, Raychel; a sister,
Beverly Thompson; and a
brother, Stephen F. Reeves.
Rose Rossi
ANRO Founder
Rose Rossi, ANRO Printing
founder, recently died. She was 89.
Ms. Rossi, graduated in
1941 from Tredyffrin-Easttown
High School.
Ms. Rossi, along with her late
husband, founded ANRO in 1953
from their home in Devon. As
business grew, they purchased a
building moving the business to
237 Lancaster Ave. But, business
continued to expand, requiring
them to move to even larger
facilities in the late 1960s, 1970s,
and 1980s. Finally in 2009 they
established new headquarters in
West Chester, on Rte. 202.
ANRO was one of North
America’s top 150 largest
printing companies.
Up until her death, Ms. Rossi
played an active role at ANRO.
Ms. Rossi is survived by
her sister, Mary Pomante; and
several nieces and newphews.
Her husband, Angelo preceded
her in death in 2010.
T. Bayard Brunt Jr.
Bulletin Rewrite
T. Bayard Brunt Jr., a rewrite
man for the Bulletin, died. He
was 95.
Mr. Brunt, of Philadelphia,
graduated
in
1934
from
Moorestown Friends School,
and later in 1938 attended the
University
of
Pennsylvania
where he earned a bachelor’s
degree in English.
Mr. Brunt also served in the
Navy in 1944, where he wrote
discharge papers. The last one
he wrote was his.
Mr. Brunt’s Bulletin career
started when he was at the Univ.
of Pennsylvania.
Mr. Brunt’s was the origin
of a 1981 class-action lawsuit
that disallowed the newspapers
last published from using funds
of its employees’ pension for the
papers own purposes.
In 1983, on September 14,
John B. Hannum, U.S. District
Judge approved a settlement in
the amount of $1.2 million for
1,500 of former employees of
the Bulletin who had brought suit
to recapture up to $2 million of
their pension plans used in over
financing.
Mr. Brunt, being among the
half-dozen men who were on the
rewrite bank, sat in a line, with
their headsets pressed to their
ears, typewriters firing away as
they prodded reporters in the
field.
Mr. Brunt is survived by two
daughters, Caroline and Lydia;
two sons, Peter and Thomas III;
11 grandchildren; and 14 greatgrandchildren. His wife, Janet,
preceded him in death in 2004.
Joseph Donnelly
NBC CFO
Joseph Donnelly, NBC
Broadcasting’s chief financial
officer, recently died. He was 52.
Mr. Donnelly graduated
from Monsignor Bonner High
School, where he was a member
of the board of the Business
Leaders Organized for Catholic
Schools. He attended St.
Joseph’s University, where he
took accounting, and then, later
in 1987 Mr. Donnelly graduated
from Wharton School of the
University of Pennsylvania.
Mr.
Donnelly
joined
with
Comcast’s
corporate
development department in 1996.
In 2007, according to
a profile published in the
Broadcasting & Cable magazine,
Mr. Donnelly played a major role
in coordinating several mergers
and acquisitions.
In 2003 Mr. Donnelly was
a key component in the $47
billion merger that took place
with AT&T Broadband. He
also served as CFO for the
corporate programming division
of Comcast.
Mr. Donnelly is survived by
his wife, Patty; two daughters,
Melissa and Christine; and two
sons, Patrick and Kevin. Edward Frank
Inq. News Editor
Edward Frank, Inquirer
news editor of 18 years, died. He
was 87.
Mr. Frank served in the
Army stationed in the Philippines
during World War II. He later
served in Japan.
After his discharge, Mr.
Frank became a reporter for the
Binghamton Sun. He later got
promoted to news editor.
Mr. Frank was assistant
news editor for the Syracuse
Post from 1960 to 1962. Then
before moving to Florida in
1966, Mr. Frank was news editor
for the Rochester Democrat and
Chronicle for four years.
Mr. Frank was assistant
managing editor when he retired
from The Inquirer in December
of 1989.
Mr. Frank is survived by his
wife, Doris; a son, Stephen; a
sister; and a brother.
May/June 2012
Page 19
Obits
John D. DePaul
Press Owner
John D. DePaul, former
owner, president and CEO of
The Lehigh Press Inc., recently
died. He was 80.
The company was founded
in 1924 by Valentine R. DePaul,
John’s father. In 1954 John
DePaul took over the company.
During his leadership, the firm
grew to operate huge print
manufacturing plants throughout
the United States with over 750
employees.
Mr. DePaul is survived by
his wife, Barbara; two daughters,
Gigi Zafero and Donna Moore;
two sons, John and Marc
DePaul; a sister, Joan West;
seven grandchildren, Marina,
Olivia, Daniel, Julia, John V.,
Kelly and David. Mr. De Paul
was predeceased by a daughter,
Valerie.
Martin Komitzky
Major Designer
John Roberts
Newscaster
John Roberts, former WFILTV newscaster, died of a spinal
infection. He was 91.
Mr. Roberts founded WRTI
and was co-founder of WHYY-TV.
Mr. Roberts was an active
member of the Broadcast
Pioneers Board of Directors. He
was their 30th President, who later
became Chairman of the Board.
He also was a professor at
Temple University for 42 years.
The funeral was in Fall
River, Maine.
His wife, Agnes, survives him.
Melvin Freedman
Adv. Art Director
Melvin Freedman, an advertising art director, recently died.
He was 68.
Mr. Freedman is survived by
his wife, Paula; children, Bruce,
Joshua and Romi; his brother,
Lenore; grandson, Zachary; and
the late Bruce Freedman.
Erica (Ricki)
Sommers Gero PR &
Adv. Co. Partner
Martin Komitzky, a retired
Daroff Design principal, recently
died. He was 73.
In 1961 Mr. Komitzky
attended the Pratt Institute of
Technology, where he earned a
bachelors degree in architecture.
Then he worked for several New
York architectural firms.
During the mid-1960s Mr.
Komitzky moved to Philadelphia
where he joined Milton Schwartz
Associates. He also worked at
the firm H2L2.
In 1978 after Mr. Komitzky
joined Daroff Designs. Among his
projects were the Philadelphia
International Airport, Comcast
Center, designs for the Walt
Disney Co., Loews hotels,
and Atlantic City casinos. He
took part in designing the
Pennsylvania Welcome Center
located on I-95, which was one
of his last projects.
Mr. Komitzky was head of
interior designs for Comcast
offices for 25 years. He designed
the executive floors of the new
Comcast Center, when they
moved in 2008.
Mr. Komitzky retired from
Daroff Designs in 2008.
Mr. Komitzky is survived
by his wife, Alina Jakubski;
daughters, Lea and Amy
Henning; a son, Seth; two
grandchildren;
his
mother,
Miriam; a brother; and former
wife, Eileen.
Erica (Ricki) Sommers Gero
died. She was 65.
Ms. Gero, of Bala Cynwyd,
graduated in 1968 from George
Washington University, where she
took sociology as a major and
journalism as a minor. Later, in the
early 1980s Ms. Gero graduated
from Cabrini College with a
master’s degree in education.
Ms. Gero and her husband,
Bob, married on January 26,
1969. Mr. Gero is a known figure in
the profession of legal marketing,
who has acted as former Chief
Marketing Officer for many major
New York and Phila. law firms.
In 1993, Ms. Gero became
a partner in founding SK
Advertising. Her expertise was
in legal notice publishing and
placement of media. Ms. Gero
retired in 2005.
She also was a regular
columnist for the Main Line
Times newspaper.
Ms. Gero is survived by her
husband, Bob; her daughters;
grandchildren; her brother, Carl;
and nephew, Mitchell.
Harry G. Toland
Bulletin Editor
Harry G. Toland, a reporter
and editor for the Bulletin,
recently died. He was 89.
Mr. Toland, of Chestnut Hill,
attended Episcopal Academy
in 1940, and later, in 1944,
graduated from Yale with a
bachelor’s degree in English
literature.
In 1949 Mr. Toland started
his career of 33-years with the
Evening Bulletin.
Mr. Toland covered labor
unions and was editorial writer.
In the late 1970s he became
deputy to the metro editor. They
were in charge of covering news
for the entire region.
Mr. Toland was also a writer.
He wrote six books.
Mr. Toland is survived by his
wife, Harriet; three daughters,
Phoebe, Deborah, and Margaret
Kingham; son, Robert 2d;
six grandchildren; five greatgrandchildren; two sisters; and
two brothers.
C. Carlton Read
Public Info Manager
C. Carlton Read, a former
Public Information Manager at
the Delaware River Port Authority,
recently died. He was 73.
A graduate of Muhlenberg
College, he was a past president of
the Haddonfield Civic Association.
Mr. Read is survived by
his wife, Debra; three sons,
John, William and Charles; six
grandchildren, Claire, Maura,
William, Sara, Anna and James;
and a sister, Dorothy.
Robert S. Milnazik
Graphic Designer
Robert Stephen Milnazik, a
graphic designer, recently died.
He was 81.
Mr. Milnazik, raised in
Germantown, Phila., attended
the Philadelphia College of Art
where he studied graphic design
and illustration.
Mr.
Milnazik
served
overseas during the Korean
Conflict, working in an area of
graphic communications on the
newspaper, Stars and Stripes.
In 1953, when Mr. Milzanik
returned, he formed his own
studio/business.
Mr. Milzanik retired in 1993.
Mr. Milzanik is survived by his
wife, Janet; and his son, William.
Edna H. Jones
Managing Editor
Edna H. Jones, a managing
editor for Chilton publishing company, recently died. She was 73.
Miss Jones, of Hazleton,
Pa., graduated from Hazleton
Senior High School in 1956, and
then in 1960 attended Dickinson
College where she earned a
bachelor’s degree in English.
Miss Jones joined Ware
Bros., a Philadelphia publishing
firm acting as an assistant editor
from 1960 until 1961.
Miss Jones held many
management
positions
at
Chilton, during her time there.
From 1961 to 1963 she
was an editorial assistant.
Then she became associate
editor until 1965, when she
was made associate managing
editor. Promotions continued to
manager of editorial production,
manager of production, manager
of design and editing.
Miss Jones retired in the
1990s.
Miss Jones is survived
by a nephew, who lives in the
Hazleton area.
Lisa Kay Weidman
Marketing V.P.
Lisa Kay Weidman, V.P. of
Communications and Marketing
for the Philadelphia Biblical University, recently died. She was 48.
Ms. Weidman received degrees
from Westminster Theological Seminary, Millersville University, and
Lancaster Bible College.
Ms. Weidman is survived
by her mother, Mildred; and two
sisters, Nancy and Mildred.
Page 20
May/June 2012
Engagements & Weddings
PR Assoc.
To Marry
Radio Sales Mgr
Engaged
Nikki
DiGennaro,
a
PR associate at QVC, has
announced her engagement to
Jason Elkins.
Nikki earned a Bachelor of
Arts degree in communications
from the University of Rhode
Island. Her minor was public
relations.
Jason
graduated
with
a Bachelor of Arts degree
in political science from the
University of Michigan. He is
currently employed at Elkins
Chevrolet as the controller.
The couple is planning an
October wedding.
Melanie Brown, Talk Radio
1210 WPHT local Sales Manager,
announced her engagement to
Michael Schiffman.
Melanie is a Penn State
University graduate where she
earned a B.A. in public relations/
advertising.
Michael graduated from
Lower Merion High School and
from the University of Maryland
where he earned a B.S. in
finance.
The couple is planning an
April 2013 wedding.
Development V.P.
Engaged
Melissa A. De Ruiter, Academy of the Fine Arts executive
VP of Development, is engaged
to Roy A. Kaiser.
Melissa graduated from
Dickinson College.
Roy is Artistic Director for
the Pennsylvania Ballet.
The couple is planning a
July 2012 wedding.
Entercom Acct.
Announces
Engagement
Sheree Tiara Sydney, a Senior
Accountant at Bala Cynwyd’s
Entercom Communications, major
owner of radio stations nationally,
has announced her engagement
to Matthew McCusker.
Sheree graduated from
Rutgers University with a B.A. in
Economics. She then attended
Strayer University where she
earned an MBA in Finance.
Matthew graduated with a B.S.
in Business from Drexel University.
He is currently employed at Cider
Mill Construction working in
demolition.
The couple has planned a
July 14, 2012 wedding.
Ad Agency Exec.
To Wed
Jessica Lauren Epstein,
an executive at the ad agency
Brownstein Group, is engaged
to marry Joshua Michael Katz.
Jessica is a graduate of the
University of Michigan.
Joshua graduated from
Muhlenberg College. He is
currently the president and in
charge of business development
at Max & David’s restaurant,
located at the Yorktown Plaza,
Elkins Park. During Joshua’s
spare time, he acts as master
of ceremonies and a live
auctioneer for several charities
and organizations.
A November wedding is
being planned.
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Philadelphia Advertising & Business Show,
and produces a talk radio show,
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and a clean-cut personal appearance.
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