Specifically, Glading demanded answers as to why multiple restaurant bills appeared on Andrews\’ Federal Election Commission report during what appears to have been a family vacation in Ocean City, NJ last summer. The dates in question are August 9-20, 2010, during which time Andrews charged $2,146.00 worth of meals at the Island Grill to his federal campaign account. Andrews also dined that week at Spadafora\’s Seafood restaurant where his food and drink tab totaled $488.00.

In addition to using designated campaign funds to eat out that week, Andrews also spent $1,173.00 on gifts to large donors including $376.00 for fudge; $170.00 for salt water taffy; and $70.00 for caramel popcorn.

\”I spoke personally to the owners at the Island Grill in Ocean City,\” said Glading, \”and they confirmed that Congressman Andrews dined at their restaurant multiple times that week. They also confirmed that Mrs. Andrews usually accompanied her husband and that their daughters joined them on at least one occasion.\”

\”Because of the suspicious nature of these expenses, I call on Mr. Andrews to divulge who was in his dinner party on the dates in question and whether these meals were actually campaign related,\” continued Glading. \”To say nothing implies gulit.\”

\”If indeed these meals were legitimate campaign expenses, then Mr. Andrews is off the hook,\” Glading concluded. \”However, if it turns out that he treated his wife and daughters to free meals while on a family vacation, then Congressman Andrews has committed serious election law violations and should be fully investigated by the FEC.\”

Happy Fall!

Oct 9-10, thousands of owners and dogs visited southern New Jersey to enjoy 
agility courses, costume contests, education from experts, interfacing 
with dog-enthusiasts, and tons of Fall Fun with furry friends!

Online, Fido’s Festival comes to life, year-round to 
continue the connection of dog-enthusiasts and to promote animal welfare.

Relatives and friends are invited to his Viewing Saturday, 8 to 9:15 A.M. at TheTERRANOVA FUNERAL HOME INC., 402 White Horse Pike, Haddon Heights, NJ 08035. 

Diane Nobles of Gloucester City Age 56

NOBLES Diane On October 12, 2010. Age 56. Of Gloucester City. Cherished wife of 34 years of Larry W. Nobles. Beloved mother of Eric E. Jackson, Sr. of Rochester, New York, William Holland of Camden, Staci Edmonds of Pine Hill, Tamasa Nobles of Gloucester City and A’Ninah Nobles of Gloucester City. Loving Sister of Jose, Ricky, Patti, Beverly and Chrissy. Devoted grandmother of 8 and great-grandmother of 1.

McCANN-HEALEY FUNERAL HOME: 851 Monmouth Street, (at Brown Street) Gloucester City. 

\” I have shared some of my philosophy and now want to share some thoughts about more specific issues.

\”The City’s budget should be built around what it actually takes in. We shouldn’t be left in a lurch because we budgeted on \”maybe\” money from the state.

\”Efforts to unload some city property have begun, but why acquire it in the first place? The house next to me was condemned, torn down, went up for tax sale and is still an empty lot, but there is an owner paying taxes until he decides to build or sell.

\”The city has a tax abatement program that, last time I checked, is still unmentioned on

Hunting and Fishing Update…from the NJ State Federation of Sportmens Club October news letter…submitted by Bill Schemel

Interestingly, there were a lot of reports of weakfish being caught in the Long Beach Island area south. These were small fish but nonetheless, given the situation with the fishery, they were a welcome sight.

Trout fishermen will get a bonus this week as the Division will finally start stocking trout on Tuesday after a week’s delay because of the drought conditions that persisted for the last two months.

Having worked in these fields I have been able to evaluate the good and bad of Gloucester City. There are a lot of good people in this town and I believe, with your help, we could change some of the bad into good. My wife, daughter and I have volunteered an immeasurable amount of hours to many of the great organizations, clubs and events in Gloucester City. It seems that many of these organizations, clubs and events have all but disappeared, such as the Fourth of July Parade. I feel that if we pull together we could bring our town back to life again.

What I will try and do for Gloucester City:

Republican Camden Cou-nty Freeholder candidate Scot DeCristofaro met with the Gloucester City News recently, and emphasized the need for development along the Delaware River waterfront.

DeCristofaro is running with fellow Republican George Zallie for two seats on the Board of Freeholders. Chris Leone-Zwill-inger is also on the ticket, running for Surrogate.

DeCristofaro is president and founder of Philadelphia Sales Company, a strategic