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February/March 2013
ASHLEY IRVIN will be
at the ad show as part of
the Model Management
Agency (MMA) booth.
Both male and female
models will be present
with their composites.
Room, on the Main
Line.
The
address
is 630 Clothier Rd.,
Wynnewood,
PA
19096: Right off of
Lancaster and Wynnewood roads.
The site was
selected to be close
to buyers from
Philadelphia, being
about three minutes
from City Ave., and
on the border of
Montgomery and
Delaware Counties
to gain attendees
from those areas.
Continued on page 3
Local Publications Seek New
Printer As AFL Plant Folds
A major area printer of Philadelphia’s regional newspapers
has gone out of business.
AFL Web Printing, 2 Executive Drive, Voorhees, N.J. (856566-1270) closed suddenly in
December, 2012.
In addition to newspapers,
the firm also printed special interest and niche publications.
Among AFL’s customers
were…
…Metro, the free Philadel-
phia daily newspaper
…Golden Times, the senior
citizen publication
…Catholic Star and Herald
…South Jersey Times
…Jewish Week
They also printed for a wide
variety of area organization’s
coupon books and guide books.
About 200 employees lost
their jobs.
One reason for the closure,
Continued on page 3
Iconic Philly Photographer, 83,
Fights Off Thugs Gun Attack
Yes, at 83-years-of-age,
Joe Petrallis a leading area
photographer of nationallyknown celebrities and models, combated two hold up
men who gun beat him and
robbed him inside his Radnor, Main Line home recently.
He suffered facial cuts
and bruises, and lost personal property including a
valuable diamond ring plus
cash.
It could have been
worse.
Here is what happened, according to an interview Philly.
Com posted by Frank Kummer and Mark A. Schaefer (with
some editing).
“I’m in the kitchen, the door-
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bell rings, I get up. I was off
guard,” Petrellis recalled “I never
get up for that. But like a dope I
answered it.”
By his account, Petrellis
opened his door for a man who was
asking for someone named “Mark”.
The corporate owner of Philadelphia’s channel
17 has been released from bankruptcy.
The firm is Tribune Co., which also owns the
Allentown Morning Call newspaper, eight major
newspapers, 23 TV stations and internet properties throughout the country.
“I said there’s no
Mark here. Before I knew
it, he pulled out a gun and
pushed me in.”
Petrellis
said
he
grabbed the man to control
the gun and the two began
to struggle violently.
“He pistol whipped
me,” Petrellis said.
“Then, Petrellis said,
“a second man came in.
One of the men put him in a
headlock.
Petrellis estimates he fought
back for about six minutes, although it, “felt like an hour.”
“It seems like a long time
Continued on page 3
Many of properties may now be sold.
At the top of the list are the TV stations, according to newspaper reports.
How Philadelphia’s TV-17 will be affected is
currently unknown.
Brian Tierney, Yes Him,
Is Sued by Interpublic
Brian Tierney, a former CEO
of The Inquirer and Daily News,
and a long-time public relations
firm owner, is back to being in
the media spotlight.
In Star’s Footsteps
The Walnut has been home
to many of the world’s greatest
actors, directors and musicians
- The Booths, The Barrymores,
Marlon Brando, Jessica Tandy,
Kathrine Hepburn, Audrey Hepburn, Henry Fonda, Helen Hayes,
Sidney Poitier and Orson Wells.
One of the country’s leading
non-profit theatre companies,
Walnut Street Theatre has the
largest subscription audience in
the world with over 55,000 subscribers annually.
Facing Pistol
Future of TV-17 Unknown As Corp Reorganizes
ACT’s Free Executive
Networking, April 3
The next Executive Networking & Card Exchange —
with free admission — will be
inside the Walnut Street Theatre, 825 Walnut St., Phila., on
Wednesday, April 3, 2012.
Time: 4:30PM to 7PM.
It is part of the series of
such events produced by ACT,
this regions business-to-business newspaper.
About 250 business decision makers are anticipated.
There will be backstage
tours of the historic 204-year-old
theatre, escorted by the members of the marketing staff
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buyers from members of several area
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business organizations are anticipated
at this year’s Philadelphia Advertising
& Business Show.
The event —
now in its 40th consecutive year —
will be held Tuesday, May 21, 2013.
And it is at a
new location!
The show will
be at the new banquet facilities building,
called The Clothier
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Fiorelli, a model with Model
Management Agency (MMA) will
welcome guests to the Executive
Networking event at the Walnut
Street Theatre on April 3, 2013
from 4:45PM to 7:15PM. She is a
recent Communications graduate
of Temple University.
Meetings
open houses
grand openings
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Whims
for Rent
it…
Not that he’s pleased about
He’s a defendant, and a
plaintiff, in a civil suit recently
filed in Philadelphia’s Common
Pleas Court.
The case is called “Tierney
vs. Tierney”.
Sound confusing?
Here’s a summary of what
it’s about.
Basically, he is accused of
violating an agreement not to
use his own name in another
business.
Still confused?
Let’s go on:
Tierney now has a new firm,
Brian Communications Group, in
Bryn Mawr, PA.
He formally had a P.R./and
digital marketing firm, Tierney
Communications.
Tierney
Communications
was sold and is now owned by
Interpublic Group of Companies.
They have sued him.
They claim he is violating an
agreement not to use his name
Continued on page 3
Is The Tide Going Out
For Atlantic City Press
There’s no ocean of buyers
these days for daily newspapers
in the Greater Philadelphia region.
And now … the Atlantic City
Press is seeking a new beachhead
of others to wade in to its rescue.
It’s current owner, Abarta,
Inc., located in Pittsburgh, PA,
Seminars
planning
speakers
contact
Whims
for Rent
and evidently a family business,
is fishing for new owners.
They feel the Atlantic City
Press needs a new hook to keep
it afloat.
Interested? Cast your inquiry to John Bitzer, Abarta, Inc.,
Pittsburgh, PA.
Available for
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or per-need help
contact
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Live and Learn
It might take that first grandchild to make you realize how much you need to improve your parenting skills.
By Mike Mallowe
If you don’t read to your children, you are robbing them of
some of childhood’s most potent
magic.
I always read to my children;
I thought I was doing fine, but
now I realize I never read to them
enough.
How do I know?
Because now that I have a
grandson, Jude, I can see clearly
just how lame a dad I must have
been.
My daughter was at a gathering recently and one of the guests
there, a young mother, happened
to mention that too many really
little kids today, “Don’t even know
how to turn the pages of a book.”
That should be just as upsetting to you as it is to me.
I’ve always made my living
as a communicator, just like most
of you – executive writer, editor,
consultant, marketing professional, broadcaster.
As such, reading is something I take very, very seriously.
For a short time, I even taught
literacy to adults, and that’s a task
that should never be undertaken
by the faint-of-heart. Because trying to make it through the day in
the 21st century, while not really
being able to read and write English in this culture, can be about as
scary as it gets.
Blame the Parents,
not the Kids
But, what if that young mother
at the party is correct? Why would
our kids know anything about
opening those enchanting pages, if
no one has ever taken the time and
patience to do it with them?
Having a favorite book and
having it read to you, over and
over, until the pages start to fall
apart and the spine gets broken,
used to be one of the sweet, inalienable pleasures of childhood.
And, please, don’t write me off
as someone who hasn’t made
peace with the digital age yet.
Sure, eBooks are great and
liberating and increasingly accessible and absolutely the future of
publishing.
I’m all in on eBooks, just as
you should be, too. But books, real
paper and ink books, with margins
and white space and delightful illustrations, and kids’ smudges all
over them, booky books, have
hardly outlived their useful lives –
especially children’s books.
They should live forever.
One of the things I did do
correctly, back when my own
children were still at the read-tome stage, was to make sure that
their books were as intermingled,
as possible, with their other toys.
I never believed in bookcases for
babies. It was much too important, in my view, at least, for the
books of childhood to be, first and
foremost, another enticing “toy” to
play with, right next to the Duplos
and the little fire engines.
Well, so much for my parenting heyday.
Mike Mallowe
The Sobering Facts
One of my favorite local publications is well-known to parents
and kids throughout the region:
MetroKids. Their logo’s subhead says it all: “Smart. Local.
Parenting.”
In their January issue they
included a column from Caroline
Knorr, the parenting editor for the
website Common Sense Media,
Commonsensemedia.org.
“Here’s a sobering fact,” she
wrote. “Average American children now spend more time with
media and technology – almost
eight hours a day – than they do
with their parents or in school.”
Her column was thought-provoking and insightful. Her conclusion was worth remembering:
“Media and technology run
right through the center of our
kids’ lives. What kids see and do
profoundly impacts their emotional, physical and social development . . . Media acts as a
super-peer for kids, giving them a
sense of what’s normal, desirable
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or cool. But the messages may
not be what you and your family
value . . .”
Now, re-read her conclusion
and think about the last episode
of your favorite guilty pleasure –
hyper-exploitative reality TV. And,
yes, I’m talking about Bachelor
(and its perverse objectification
of women) or Wives of you-fillin-the-blank, where the Seven
Deadly Sins are celebrated nonstop.
Communicators Have
Special Obligations
It’s just too easy to tap the
tiny screen of an iPod, or Leapfrog, or laptop and let the computer do the rest.
Our children will always
reach for the latest robotic gadget
because it is bright and trendy
and the communications course
of least resistance.
They are the new generaContinued on page 5
Letters To The Editor…
Enjoyed your publisher’s column on aging happens to the best of us, doesn’t it?
But it was a little scary seeing more obits in
your paper than engagements...
I thought you’d like to see my take on aging…
~~Jeffrey Dobkin
Things I Like About Getting Old
…It’s OK to talk to yourself.
In fact, it’s practically expected.
Young people expect old folks
to talk to non-existent people
standing beside them. Just
keep looking up at the same
place and pretty soon they’ll be
looking around for the person
you’re speaking to.
…You can drive really fast
and not get a ticket. Face it,
no one likes it when you drive
10 or 20 miles an hour UNDER
the speed limit. You’re just in
the way. When you drive fast,
people appreciate it.
When you get pulled over,
tell the cop you haven’t gotten a
ticket in 50 years. He’ll go and
check, but his computer only
goes back 10 years at best.
He’ll come back and say, OK,
just slow down.
Don’t get the same cop twice.
…You can be cranky on
occasion and no one notices.
They just think you’re cranky
cause you’re old, and something is either blocked up,
leaks, or it hurts.
…You can ride the train for
Advertising
a dollar, and bus rides are free.
No kidding. Ask SEPTA about
a senior pass.
…Twenty
something’s
think you’re cute, and you’re not
threatening. Unfortunately they
don’t want to go out with you.
…You can play with the
kids, then give them back to
their parents after you’re tired
of playing with them or when
their diaper is full, or yours is.
…Your kids don’t expect
you to walk the dog in the rain.
…Your kids don’t expect
you to take out the trash because “it’s too heavy.”
…Lap dances at Delilah’s
are $10 off. Well, at least that’s
what I’ve heard…
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Continued from page 1
when you got a gun at your head.”
Petrellis said the men ripped
a ring off his pinky finger, and
stole $1,500, then fled.
Petrellis went to Paoli Hospital
where he was stitched to close the
pistol-whip wound above his eye.
And now...
Now retired, Petrellis photographed during his long career
the country’s leading fashion
models. His pictures were published in national magazine ads.
ACT Ad Show
Continued from page 1
Both the Main Line County
Chamber of Commerce and the
Delaware County Chamber of
Commerce are participating and
supporting the show.
Additionally, other businesses organizations whose members
are expected to attend include
the Economy League of Greater
Philadelphia and non-profit organization’s business donors.
Admission is free with a
business card.
Parking is free.
Food will be available from
Tierney
Continued from page 1
in another business.
They say that under Tierney’s new companies’ website
Long-time personnel at Reviva Labs includes dozens of employees with the firm for over 20 years.
care authority.
It has introduced more skin
care breakthroughs to America
than many of the cosmetic giants.
Recently Better Nutrition magazine’s beauty editors made five
different awards to Reviva Labs.
They were “Best of Natural Beauty” for products such
as Light Skin Peel, Brown Spot
Night Cream, Collagen Serum
and Vitamin E Stick.
Over 100 media outlets in
January, 2013, recognized the
Vitamin E Stick, especially for its
benefits in hot weather, and extreme cold.
Reviva Labs, as part of its
continuing community services,
has donated the Vitamin E Sticks
to U.S. Troops in Iraq., and also to
National League baseball umpires.
Among the media outlets
recently reporting on Reviva
are: ABC, American Public Media, The Boston Globe, Money
Watch and Newsday.
Also, International Business
Times, Kansas City Star, The Miami Herald.
In all, more than 50 media outlets, to date, have recognized the
firm, and its industry leadership.
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Stephen Strassler, founder and
president of Reviva Labs, Haddonfield, N.J.
Among those portrayed were
Candice Bergen, Ali McGrew
and Princess Grace of Monaco
(Grace Kelly of Philadelphia).
Also Gia Crange, subject of
a major movie, and book.
His clients included Jones
of New York and the Eileen Ford
Agency.
These days, Petrellis maintains an office within the Duffy &
Partners Law Firm, 55th Floor,
One Liberty Place, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania 19103.
He can be reached at 610688-2141.
Will there be an increase in
automobile sales ads for Main
Line Media, publishers of the
Main Line Times, Main Line
Suburban Life & King of Prussia
Courier?
There could be.
The Audi Wynnewood car
company, 323 E. Lancaster
Ave., Wynnewood, has purchased the neighboring Main
Line Times building at 311 E.
Lancaster Ave., Wynnewood.
The building has been for
sale for some time.
The newspaper will continue to be published from its
former, long-time home. It has
been there about 65 years.
Editorial and advertising
staff will remain.
The publications are owned
by Journal Register.
ACT Card Exchange
Free samples from Sweet
Etcetera, custom cakes and
bakes, will be provided by cake
designer Angela Vogel.
Complimentary non-alcoholic drinks, with refreshments
will be served.
Everything is free, except a
cash bar for alcoholic drinks.
Admission is by a business
card.
Continued from page 1
Gentleman and Photographer
Joe Petrellis before his savage
beating in a home robbery and
following hospital emergency
room treatment.
Finley Catering Co. and Sweet
Etcetera catering.
There will be a walk-around
fashion show, produced by Bedazzled Boutique, Newtown Square.
Exhibitors will provide free
instructions and special offers on
a wide variety of products and
services benefiting almost all
types of endeavors.
The Philadelphia Advertising
& Business Show is the longest
established business show of its
kind in the Greater Philadelphia
area.
It is a direct sales show, with
exhibitors showing and offering
their services and products to the
buyers who come to the show to
meet, learn — and purchase.
“It’s where buyers come to
meet companies that can provide income-producing ideas,
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and logo there is a line, “A Brian
Tierney Company”.
That’s a no-no, according to
the plaintiff.
“Tierney is trying to “confuse
clients and prospective clients”
of Tierney Communications and
misdirect them to his new company”, the suit says.
In addition, the Walnut has
Education and Outreach programs that reach over 120,000
children, teachers, students and
parents each year.
During the tours, enjoy backstage stories, inside production
tips and walk in the footsteps of
America’s greatest stars.
“Good People” Actors Invited
Additionally, actors from the
cast of the play, “Good People”,
will be invited to greet and speak
with networking attendees, according to Ralph Weeks, Director of Marketing and Public Relations, Walnut Street Theatre.
The Broadway hit will be making its Philadelphia premiere at the
Walnut Street Theatre, from March
12th through April 28.
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according to a union president
representing some of the workers was that AFL lost its contract
to print Metro.
Audi will use the building’s
front lot to display their new cars.
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Same
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Petrellis
Continued from page 2
walk-around fashion show
tion of Digital Natives and they
will only keep getting better at all
things of the cyber world.
But, there is more to the
art of communications than that.
You can’t expect very
young children to “learn” about
the mental and tactile satisfaction
of “turning pages” and developing
their imaginations and experiencing the sheer exhilaration of capturing an audience through pure story-telling skills all by themselves.
No one, much less children,
can ever get very good at something that has never been taught
to them.
And, more to the point, not
many little toddlers start out by
trying to turn the pages of a book
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the big person who is reading to
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Where Are Former Inq. News Staffers?
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positions at The Inquirer as a result of the changes in ownership,
are doing?
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…Major mob follower, author and Inquirer crime reporter
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This is a web page of the Beasley
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of reputed area mobsters.
~~~
…Larry Platt, former editor at Philadelphia Magazine
and the Daily News, is working
on gaining airtime for a reality
TV show featuring Philadelphia
Congressman Bob Brady.
~~~
…Ralph Cipriano, a former
Inquirer writer, who left the paper
when a former editor-boss maligned his reporting, also writes
for the Beasley Trial Blog.
Incidentally, Cipriano allegedly received millions of dollars
when he filed a libel suit against
The Inquirer.
~~~
…Inquirer columnist Monica
Yant Kinny has gone on to the
University of Pennsylvania. She
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She wrote 1,061 columns
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by Joe Ball
Crime Victim
Embezzled!
Our business was the victim
of a new employee recently.
She stole checks from the back
of our checkbook … forged my
name … then — interesting is
… How she was able to have the
checks cashed.
It bewildered me. And at the
time wasn’t clear to our internet
–experienced staff.
Even the Lower Merion police officer to whom we gave our
police report was baffled.
From what I gather (don’t
ask me questions. Her MO was
news to me) we know she was
highly IT experienced.
We also know she watched
our longtime (31 years) bookkeeper write checks.
She
watched where the checkbook
was secreted.
She waited until there was
no one around, then removed a
series of blank checks from the
rear of the checkbook.
What’s especially grievous
is she used the same check
#4749 — four times. Four times!
The same check!
And the four checks, same
check number, were in the same
amount.
Yes, the same check . . .
same check number . . . same
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amount . . . even same date . .
. was processed by her bank.
Then again by our bank.
Some banking system!
Customer protection?
Duh!
Her flow of stolen money
evidently was:
She forwarded the forged
checks to her bank by internet
They deposited the money
in her account.
Her bank sent the checks to
our bank.
Same numbered check.
Same amount.
Forged signature.
They withdrew the amounts
from our account. (Can you believe
it?) And approved for her bank.
She cashed out at her bank.
There was more I’m told, but
it’s over my head. All part of the
new information technology.
Incidentally my bank even
promotes the system. They distribute a pamphlet saying: “Bank
On The Go With Our iPhone App.”
Obviously, there was a
breach of fiduciary duty (a lawyer
gave me these phrases) non-diligence and outrageous conduct
by our bank.
Phase Two
Then we became victims a
second time.
Our bank — one of the largest in Philadelphia — refused to
make full restitution.
What especially hurts is we
have been a customer as long as
they have been in Philadelphia.
About 15+ years, I believe.
Our branch manager, a nice &
accommodating lady, bucked the
situation to her District Manager.
We spoke to the District Manager. One time. Tried to follow-up.
The telephone number the district
manager gave me disallowed incoming calls to her. Such Hooey.
And in this case the term
BS isn’t “Bank Security”.
It’s ironic that my bank’s literature, says “We Will Earn Your
Trust”.
Our Turn To Make Whole
For the record: We did provide the bank an affidavit, and
copy of the police report.
We sent letters to the bank.
Were they discarded? Don’t
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Joe Ball
know — but no response.
We only had one open option.
Sue the bank in small claims
court.
At this writing, we have done
so.
A further report to come —
if necessary.
###
P.S. Note I have not mentioned
the name of our bank. I have refrained as a continuing customer
and a continuing good banking
citizen.
###
Joe Ball is a business-to-business
newspaper publisher, producer
of several radio interview shows
featuring business owners and
founder & president of American
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longest-established
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Guide to Executive Living Presents
DINING OUT
TONY CLARK COMMANDS
ATTENTION AT PACIFIC PRIME
by Bonnie Squires
If you have been wondering
about Tony Clark, the superstar
chef who used to be at the Four
Seasons, then had his own namesake restaurant on Broad Street in
Center City, then went on to become the personal chef for area
philanthropists Suzanne and Norman Cohn for ten years, you don’t
have to wonder any more.
Tony Clark is back in the
game as the chef at the Valley
Forge Casino’s two new restaurants, Pacific Prime and Viviano.
They are located by elevator
one floor above the casino.
Pacific Prime is a terrific
seafood and steak restaurant,
with elegant trappings and muted red walls and seating for 140.
Each restaurant is open five
nights a week.
You could make a meal on
the torpedo-shaped rolls and
the home-made humus. But you
have to leave room for appetizers and salads, main courses, in-
between courses, and desserts.
Let’s start with the appetizers.
Our waitress Jillian presented us with a “mousse bouche”
- spoon-size tastes of delicious
whitefish salad and Asian chicken salad with a crostini.
Our friends then gobbled up
the crab gratin and the grilled romaine heart salad. The salads
ranged from $8 to $10.
My husband and I enjoyed
the Bibb Salad with chopped
walnuts and apples and the
wedge salad. An apple martini
and several glasses of wine delighted the others, while I was
pleased to see not only an ice
tea, but a small pitcher with additional ice tea for me.
There were so many staff
members paying attention to us
that we did not have time to ask
for anything. They seemed to
read our minds.
The management staff included Len Boris, Dayle Nuzzolese, Liz Fedora, Welles Lane,
Adam Sciarillo, sous-chef Andrew Lee, and Chef Tony Clark
even took time to come out and
chat with us.
Clark considers his working
environment “like a brotherhood
here,” and he loves teaching
younger chefs to cook. His goal
is some day to write a cook book.
He has certainly put his training from the Culinary Institute
of America in Hyde Park, New
York, to good use.
But let’s get back to the dinner.
Among the four of us, we
ordered the two-pound lobster
(market price), the rib eye steak
($46), the filet mignon ($37),
and the Mediterranean Clay Pot
Grouper ($34). Although we attacked the main course with
gusto, we each took home a
container with a lot of leftovers,
except for the truffle fries which
were completely devoured. We
also emptied our second midcourse plate, the most delicious
chicken livers over a soft polenta
Side dishes included, for $8
each, the biggest asparagus we
had ever seen, creamed spinach, baked potatoes, and for $14
one of our group ordered lobster
mashed potatoes.
We thought we would never
have room for dessert, but we
just had to taste some of Clark’s
creations, each for $8.
The triple chocolate cake is
TOP PROFESSIONALS IN THEIR FIELDS are Tony Clark, head chef
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and PR firm owner/columnist/ACT reviewer, Bonnie Squires.
a mile high and out of this world,
the Junior’s New York cheese
cake with cherry confit is unlike
any cheesecake you have ever
eaten before, and the fresh berries with chocolate fondue and
grand marnier creme disappeared quite quickly. The leftover chocolate layer cake found
a good home with our friends after the meal.
Because we had to walk
through the casino to get to the
valet parking window, we decided to hit the slot machines for a
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few minutes before going home.
Our friends and I both ended up
winning a bit, which capped off a
delightful dining experience.
And Pacific Prime has just
started a Sunday Brunch, with a la
carte choices, from 10AM to 2PM.
Ira Lubert, the major Philadelphia region developer, we were
told owns the entire complex, including the Renaissance Hotel
attached to the Valley Forge Casino Resort and its fantastic restaurants. Lubert seems to have
made a very wise investment.
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Guide to Executive Living Presents
DINING OUT
Steven Starr’s Parc Restaurant
By: Morgan Karalewich
This is my first restaurant
review for ACT.
I had the opportunity to select the restaurant, and I picked
Parc, 227 South 18th St., Phila.;
Tel.: 215-545-2262.
I had heard so many good
things about it, especially from a
photo friend, Stephen Riley who
has previously dined at the restaurant.
Incidentally, he shot the accompanying photos.
Parc has a French Bistro
atmosphere.
The restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner seven days
a week. My visit to Parc was a leisurely dinner with friends.
The décor, music and location reminded me of a café in
Paris, and the accommodating,
friendly staff made the setting
even more comfortable.
When my two friends and I
arrived on a Tuesday evening for
dinner we were greeted by Barry
Johnson, a manager. We asked
for beverage and appetizer recommendations. A very thorough
explanation of our request plus
additional menu information was
provided.
Guest reviewer Morgan Karalewich with friend,
Kelly Patullo at Stephen Starr Parc Restaurant,
227 South 18th St., Phila.; Tel.: 215-545-2262.
The French wine selection
was impressive. We decided on
a carafe($28) of Laboure-Roi.
Very enjoyable.
For appetizers, we ordered
the onion soup($11.50), mushroom tart($11) and beet salad($13). The onion soup was unlike any I have tasted. Quite good,
that is.
The mushroom tart was
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ideal. It had a great flavor combination with pioppini mushrooms
and truffle pecorino cheese.
The house-made ricotta,
grape fruit and almonds definitely complimented the beets and
made for a delicious, refreshing
salad.
Our bread basket included
cranberry walnut bread, but we
could not pass by the traditional
baguettes, made in house. Courtesy, of course.
With three diverse palates
including a vegetarian, we were
all happy with our entrees.
I ordered the Steak Frit-
es($27). The steak was tender
and well prepared. The hand
cut fries served with the house
made aioli were crispy and well
seasoned.
My friend was told the roast
chicken dish($24) was “comfort
food”. It certainly was. Served
over pommes puree every bite
was flavorful and moist. The
third dish, pan seared scallops($29) were cooked to perfection and served with a smooth
celery root purée and crisp water
chestnuts.
The Sauvignon Blanc was a
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great pairing with the scallop dish.
At one of our neighboring tables
the guests had just as pleasant
an experience.
Philadelphia businessmen,
Ward Humphreys and Tae Kim,
hosted out of town guest, Patrick Juarez. All three diners were
pleased, especially with their
appetizers which included the
mushroom tart, the charcuterie
plate and the tuna carpaccio.
Having traveled to France,
Juarez said his experience from
the menu options, to the traditional French music, to the view
of Rittenhouse Park brought
back memories of his trip.
Our night finished with dessert and café au lait.
We shared the ParisBrest($9). A crowd pleaser. The
pistachio Bordeaux take on this
common pastry was a delicious
flavor combination and just as
good as I remembered enjoying
when I visited Paris.
Next time — and there will
be a next time — we will try one of
the Specialites Du Jour, Wednesday’s Lobster Americaine($34) or
Friday’s Beef Rossini($35).
We will also save room for
dessert and try the Crème Brulee or even one of Lindeman
beer floats served with house
made ice cream.
Reservations are preferred.
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MacAdams Consulting &
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Andrew Johnson Productions
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Plan Z Consulting Inc., at 2502
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Belfort, at 1024 N. 34th St.,
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Bang Bang Management
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Making It In Philadelphia LLC,
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Envisions of Elegance, at 5
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Potential Publishing, at 975
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Chicbliss, at 9 Cypress Lane,
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The Payne Press, at 670 Penllyn
Blue Bell Pike, Blue Bell 19422
npCloud, at 417 N. Eighth St.,
Ste. 203, Philadelphia 19123
The Tactile Group, at 109 S.
13th St., Ste. 3-N, Phila. 19107
Dark Wolf Publications, at 216
Bruce Rd., Washington Crossing
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Fastsigns Of Fairless Hills, at
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Element Associates, at 43
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Results Advertising Group,
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Products Express LLC, at 401
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Honey Bear Holdings LLC, at
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Sky Chrome Media Inc., at
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Couple Traders LLC, at 3020 S.
Broad St., Philadelphia 19145
NYL Consulting, at 122 Heather
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Sager Media LLC, at 4038
Center Ave., Lafayette Hill 19444
Mobile App Showcases, at 132
Preston Dr., North Wales 19454
Matt Canon Films LLC, at 802
McKean St., Philadelphia 19148
Eric Walther Industries Inc., at
791 Atkinson Lane, Langhorne
19047
Bowlding Designs Co., at 1735
Market St., Ste. A, Philadelphia
19103
Jen Kramer Communications,
105 Shoal Creek Dr., Blue Bell
19422
Adam Heimer Productions, at
1396 Queen St., Pottstown 19464
The Literary Media And
Publishing Consultants LLC,
at 1815 Wynnewood Rd.,
Philadelphia 19151
Farrell Videography LLC, at 64
Meadowlake Dr., Downingtown
19335
John Burns Graphic Design
Inc., at 4012 Marquis Rd.,
Lafayette Hill 19444
Life Celebration Photo
Publishing LLC, at 125 Hartman
Rd., North Wales 19454
Megan Love Photography, at
125 Brian Rd., Gilbertsville 19525
Yehudis Goldfarb Photography
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No. A-3, Bala Cynwyd 19004
Regal Sales & Marketing, at
2517 Huntingdon Lane, Ardmore
19003
Shapiro Communications LLC,
at 2108 Wallace St., Philadelphia
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Kalogix LLC, at 1574 Easton
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MacHaon Press LLC, at 440
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Keystone Recognition Bucks
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Sign Supply Outlet LLC, at 955
Wakeling St., Philadelphia 19124
DDV Group, at 295 Buck Rd.,
Unit 102, Southampton 18966
Nitroboy Studios, at 101 East
St., Doylestown 18901
RC3 Productions, at 325 S.
Fourth St., Perkasie 18944
GRTW LLC, at 3260 Waterstone
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Dragonfly Design Studio, at
216 E. Park Ave., Ambler 19002
Forgesix LLC, at 890 Stoudts
Valley Rd., Riegelsville 18077
Tabula Creative, at 148 N. Third
St., 3rd Fl., Philadelphia 19106
Niche IT Services, at 929 S. High
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B&B Medical Marketing, at 467
Pennsylvania Ave., Ste. 201,
Fort Washington 19034
K&D Event Planning, at
656 Freeman School Rd.,
Schwenksville 19473
ADI Enterprises LLC, at 141
Keystone Ave., Morrisville 19067
Crane Books LLC, at 440
Winding Lane, Chalfont 18914
Semantis LLC, at 1242 Tulip
Rd., Warminster 18974
Words And Sounds
Publishing, at 8 Bristow Place,
Philadelphia 19123
Sitecats Inc., at 18 E. Court St.,
Doylestown 18901
Mind Fire Creative LLC, at 227
Church St., Phoenixville 19460
Communicet LLC, at 202
Brighton Circle, Devon 19333
BHD Enterprises LLC, at 212
Rose Lane, Haverford 19041
Hess Consulting Group Inc., at
945 Locust St., Collegeville 19426
Fresh Digital Presence LLC, at
300 Westwind Way, Dresher 19025
Keystone Rail LLC, at
930 Henrietta Ave., Ste. B,
Huntingdon Valley 19006
Courides Creative Consulting
LLC, at 4166 Iron Bridge Rd.,
Collegeville 19426
WD3 LLC, at 510 Station Ave.,
Glenside 19038
True Health + Wellness, at 777
Township Line Rd., Yardley 19067
Kanika Global Alliance, at 24
Meredith Rd., Phoenixville 19460
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Bainbridge St., Philadelphia 19147
Drago Enterprise LLC, at 1015
Bedlington Place, Bensalem 19020
Ada Marketing LLC, at 1940
Fernbrook Ave., Oakford 19053
Zoe Rooney Web Development, at 39 Westview St.,
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Marketing Solutions Group
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Chalfont 18914
Changebox Productions LLC, at
11 Hillside Lane, New Hope 18938
TSR Emporium LLC, at 4204 Sir
Andrew Circle, Doylestown 18902
Tri-Ves Enterprises Inc., at 5
Ice Pond Rd., Levittown 19057
Eyespring LLC, at 330 Aftons
Circle, Spring City 19475
Riffline Media LLC, at
1414 Norwood House Rd.,
Downingtown 19335
DPS Marketing Group LLC,
at 88 Glocker Way, Ste. 361,
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Mouse Trap Productions
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Edge City Design LLC, at 444
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Friendtend LLC, at 225 Arch
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Ambiance Zouk LLC, at 4408
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KOSC Inc., at 1370 Franklin
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Husky Media LLC, at 1304 E.
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Photography By CN LLC, at
3017 Welsh Rd., Phila. 19136
Mobivantage, 1485 Valley Forge
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TRBZ Ink LLC, at 39 W. Duval
St., Philadelphia 19144
Keystone Mobile Sites.Com,
at 6112 Brookview Place, Elkins
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Philly Dollar Shoppers Guide, at
934 N. 32nd St., Camden 08105
J.E. Christ And Associates Inc., at
261 Reading Ave., Yardley 19067
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Philadelphia
Yellowbook Inc. vs.
Court Judgments
Plumbarama Co. Inc./Joy
Kajkowski et al., case #201228130, 10/31/12
Yellowbook Inc. vs.
Michael Eisenbrock DDS PC,
case #2012-28181, 10/31/12
Bengal Converting
Services Inc. vs. North Toldedo
Graphics LLC, case #2012-28695,
11/08/12
Compliance Management
International Inc. vs.
Bartash Printing Inc., case
#2012-29391, 11/19/12
Yellowbook Inc. vs.
Appliance RX Inc./Debbie
Cueto/Deborah Dueto, case
#2012-31930, 12/17/12
Supermedia LLC/leearc
Media CPR LLC et al. vs.
Daudenzia Inc., case #201231940, 12/17/12
Dee Paper Co. Inc. vs. Independence Pulp & Paper Co.
LLC, $40,535, plaintiff, case #120702290, 10/22/12
Semark Associates LLC
vs. Vision Marketing Solutions
Inc., $21, 520, plaintiff, case
#12-1102466, 11/21/12
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Distribution Co. Inc. vs. ARS
Associates Corp., $44,210, plaintiff,
case #12-1102561, 11/26/12
Yellow Book Sales And Distribution Co. Inc. vs. Patriot
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case #12-1102570, 11/26/12
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County
Court Judgments
Yellowbook Sales and
Distribution Co. Inc. vs.
James Davis/Anne Davis/David
Transmission & Auto Service,
907 Hill St. Rear, Jessup 18434,
$26,273, plaintiff, case #201025114, 10/31/12
Yellowbook Sales and
Distribution Co. Inc. vs. J&J
Mechanical Inc./John Schmidt,
1100 Pocopson Rd., Pocopson
19366, $26,397, plaintiff, case
#2011-06078, 10/31/12
Yellowbook Sales and
Distribution Co. Inc. vs. Ari
Moldovsky/Moldovsky & Moldovsky
LLC, 834 Chestnut St., Ste. 206,
Phila. 19107, $42,752, plaintiff, case
#2011-06196, 11/21/12
Yellowbook Inc. vs. Craig
Zotter/Craig Zotter and Associates,
600 Grant St., Ste. 534, Pittsburgh
15219, $22,285, plaintiff, case
#2012-26356, 12/05/12
Netplus Marketing Inc.
vs. Internetfitnesscom Inc./
Smooth Fitness, 780 Fifth Ave.,
Ste. 200, King of Prussia 19406,
$83,769, plaintiff, case #201220941, 11/27/12
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Tree Experts LLC/Thelma
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case #2012-27357, 12/28/12
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Yellowbook Inc./
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Radio Inc./Buck Robinson, debt
collection, case #2012-13387CT, 12/26/12
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Turner/Fed Up Pest Control,
certified/exemplified judgment,
case #12-1100900, 11/09/12
Advertising
Communication Times
Inc. vs. Kelly Pest Control LLC,
certified/exemplified judgment,
case #12-1101982, 11/19/12
Philadelphia Media
Network (Facilities) LLC
vs. Bart Blatstein/400 North
Broad Partners LP, contracts,
case #12-1103013, 11/29/12
Yellow Book Sales And
Distribution Co. Inc. vs.
Scott Simmens/ARS Associates
Corp., certified/exemplified
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And Distribution Co.
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Patriot Electrical Co., certified/
exemplified judgment, case #121102570, 11/26/12
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Sol Weinstein
Obituary Writer
Sol Weinstein, an obituary
writer for the Trentonian, died.
He was 84.
Mr. Weinstein was a Trenton High School graduate. He
attended New York University
where he majored in English, but
was unable to finish.
Mr. Weinstein authored four
books where Israel Bond was the
protagonist. The books are: “Loxfinger”, “You Only Live Until You Die”,
“On the Secret Service of His Majesty the Queen”, and “Matzohball”.
Mr. Weinstein was a moderator on WCAU 1210 talk radio.
In 2002 Mr. Weinstein relocated to New Zealand, portraying a quirky American who wore
Trenton sweatshirts.
Mr. Weinstein is survived by
a daughter, Judee; a son, David;
and a grandchild, Eleanor.
Susan Carol
Anderson
Communications/ PR Exec
Susan Carol Anderson, an
exec in communications/PR, recently died. She was 71.
Ms. Anderson graduated in
1960 from Elmira Free Academy.
Later, in 1964 she earned her
BA in History from Wells College
and then went on to receive her
MA in 1966 from Cornell University, while also attending Temple
University for Journalism.
Ms. Anderson worked for 29
years at the American College of
Physicians and American Cancer Society in communications
and PR. She also aided Metropolitan Hospital for marketing.
Ms. Anderson is survived by
a sister, Libby; a brother, Ken;
and two nieces, Julie and Kate.
John Bernard
Sikorski , J.D.
Direct Mail Co. Owner
John
(“Jack”)
Bernard
Sikorski, owner of National Mail
Graphics, died. He was 59.
Mr. Sikorski graduated in
1975 from King’s College where
he earned a bachelor’s in Political Science. He later attended
Delaware Law School, graduating in 1979.
Mr. Sikorski’s started his career in the envelope business at
two multinational firms.
In 1980 Mr. Sikorski founded
National Mail Graphics, as President/
CEO. The company is listed among
Printing Impressions top 500.
Mr. Sikorski is survived by
his wife, Catherine; a son, Steven; a sister, Noreen; brother/
sister-in-laws and several nieces
and nephews and their children.
Marion M. Stokes
Talk Show Co-Producer
Marion Marguerite Stokes,
co-producer of the 1960 Sunday
morning talk show “Input”, recently died. She was 83.
Mrs. Stokes was a graduate of
Philadelphia High School for Girls.
From the early 1940s until the early 1960s, Mrs. Stokes
was a librarian at the Free Library of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Stokes married John
Stokes Jr.
Both co-produced
the TV talk show from 1967 until
1969, along with David Van Meter.
The TV show was broadcast
on Channel 10. Programming
consisted of a panel conversing
on current issues.
In the 1980s and 1990s Mrs.
Stokes was invested in companies
providing information technology.
Mrs. Stokes is survived by
her son, Michael; two grandkids;
and three step-grandkids.
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Graphic Artist
James Jackson, a gifted
graphic artist, recently died. He
was 45.
Mr. Jackson graduated from
Bok Vocational High School and
the Art Institute of Philadelphia.
He also attended the Moore College of Art.
Mr. Jackson was art director for Aetna Insurance Co., and
also owner of JimmyGraphics.
Mr. Jackson painted murals
for restaurants and was wellknown for his creativity in the
commercial art field.
Mr. Jackson is survived by
his parents, Patricia and David; his wife, Richie; a daughter,
Shelleah; a son, James; and a
sister, Tracy.
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Obits
Jeff Kaye, narrator and voice
of NFL films, died. He was 75.
Mr. Kaye served as a meteorologist in the Air Force. He
landed his first broadcasting job
in Rhode Island.
After the death of TV icon John
Facenda in 1984, Mr. Kaye became
the voice behind NFL Films.
He narrated several hundreds of NFL Films ranging from
team highlights to ‘Road to the
Super Bowl’.
Mr. Kaye won four Emmy
Awards for broadcasting.
For many years his voice was
heard broadcasting news on WPVI-TV, Channel 6: “Action News”.
During his career Mr. Kaye
also did voice-overs for Phillies
commercials, plus Budweiser
and NJ Transit.
In 1996 Mr. Kaye almost lost
his voice due to a cancerous tumor located on his left vocal cord.
Mr. Kaye retired in 2006.
Mr. Kaye is survived by his
wife, Suzanne; three daughters,
Sarah, Judith, and Anne; a son,
Peter; and seven grandkids.
Nancy Bacher
Long
Communications
Consultant
Nancy Bacher Long, a PR/
communications consultant, died.
She was 54.
Ms. Long was a 1980 graduate of the University of Virginia,
where she obtained a bachelor’s
in psychology. She also attended Rowan University earning a
master’s in PR in 2011.
Ms. Long also was as an
adjunct professor teaching in
Temple University’s Strategic
Communication department.
In 1992 Ms. Long founded
Dorland Global Public Relations,
a part of Dorland Global, and
headed the company for 16 years.
In 2009 Ms. Long left and went on
to establish Ducknot LLC, a communications consultancy firm.
Contributions honoring Ms.
Long can be sent to PRSA Philadelphia in support of its PR Institute, which provides continuing
education to young PR practitioners. It was created under Ms.
Long’s leadership.
Ms. Long is survived by her
husband, Andrew; a daughter,
Margaret; a son, Ethan; a sister,
Mary Ann; and a brother, Robert.
Publisher/President
Richard D. Bay, publisher/
president of Jobson Medical
Info., died. He was 67.
Mr. Bay graduated in 1962
from John Bartram High School,
and joined Chilton Publishing
Group’s working in the mail room.
Mr. Bay worked his way up as
a writer, associate editor, managing editor, an assistant production
manager, business manager and
publisher for Chilton magazines,
such as “Food Engineering”, “Motor Age”, and “Hardware Age”.
Mr. Bay was president and
senior vice president for the Professional Publication Group (Jobson Medical Information). He was
in charge of publishing the Review
titles in optometry, contact lenses,
ophthalmology, and responsible
for overseeing Review’s online
products and conference group.
Mr. Bay is survived by his
wife, Jeanne; four sisters; a brother; and nieces and nephews.
Milton A. Rubin
of innovative sales presentation
techniques, an inventor and patent holder.
Mr. Rubin is survived by his
wife, Alice; a son, Jonathon; two
stepchildren, Joanne and Richard; six grandchildren, Samantha, Andrew, Skylar, Josh, Max
and Alison; sister-in-law, Ruth;
two nieces; Judith and Carol;
and one nephew, Daniel Gross.
Former Sales Exec.
Milton “Milt” Rubin, a past
Inquirer sales executive of 32
years, died. He was 92.
Mr. Rubin was a Temple
University graduate.
Mr. Rubin was a Veteran of
the Army, serving in World War II.
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Louis C. Flanagan
Ad Agency Owner
Louis C. Flanagan, a fullservice ad agency owner, died.
He was 74.
Mr. Flanagan, a St. Joseph’s
Prep graduate, also graduated
from Villanova University with a
B.A. He served in the Army, with
the Army Security Agency (ASA)
which merged with the CIA. He
was stationed in the Philippines.
Mr. Flanagan founded Flanagan Advertising, focusing on
Industrial Advertising, in 1971.
His accounts included Tarmac, Keystone Helicopter, Devon Manor.
His firm was the recipient of
several awards including, “Best
Advertisement” from Rock Products, “Best Read Advertisement”
and “Award of Excellence” from
Power Engineering and Coal
Age, etc.
Mr. Flanagan belonged to
the Business and Professional
Advertising Association.
He is survived by his children,
Maureen, Kathleen, and Sean;
four grandchildren, Lydia, Daylen,
Aiden, and Cormac. Mr. Flanagan
is also survived by his former wife,
Regina; and his brother, Albert.
His daughter, Regina K. Flanagan
predeceased him.
Gloria Orlow
Owner of Famous Fotos
Gloria Orlow, owner of Famous Fotos, recently died. She
was 79.
Mrs. Orlow was an Overbrook High School graduate.
Mrs. Orlow established Famous Fotos in 1981. Famous
Fotos was among the initial firms
that specialized in making lifesize cutouts of celebrities, used
at parties for take-home photos.
She had at least 60 famous
cardboard figures.
Mrs. Orlow is survived by
two sons, Marc and Richard;
a daughter, Mindy; and eight
grandkids. She was predeceased by her husband, Stanton, in 2008.
Gary Haynes
Photojournalist
Gary Haynes, a photojournalist, died. He was 76.
Mr. Haynes, a journalism
graduate of Kansas State University, received his first job behind the camera while active in
the Army for two years.
In 1958, Mr. Haynes career
lifted off when he got hired by United Press International, Detroit.
Mr. Haynes joined The Inquirer in 1974 leaving the New York
Times. While at The Inquirer, Mr.
Hanes put together and managed
a team of photographers who
became Pulitzer Prize recipients.
Mr. Haynes, after retiring, authored a book, “Picture This!:The
Inside Story and Classic Photos of
UPI Newspictures”. Mr. Haynes is
survived by a son, Philip; and two
daughters, Emily and Stephanie.
Kimberly
Winkelman
Marketing Arts Pro
Kimberly
Ann
Coskey
Winkelman, a marketing professional of the arts, died. She was 46.
Ms. Winkelman was a graduate of Ursuline Academy. She also
graduated in 1988 from the University of Delaware where she earned
her bachelor’s in Communications.
Ms. Winkelman throughout
her career represented a variety of clients, such as the Opera
Company of Philadelphia, The
Philadelphia Orchestra, Peter
Nero and the Philly Pops, The
Mann Center for the Performing
Arts, and recently, the Bristol Riverside Theater.
Ms. Winkelman is survived
by her father, Thomas; a sister,
Peggy; a brother-in-law, Louis;
two uncles, James and John;
two nieces, Maya and Jillian; and
a nephew, Nicholas.
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