Fire Watch Magazine — 1991
Camden Local 788, I.A.F.F.
Members of the Camden Fire Department over the years have been represented by different union and fraternal organizations, including the International Association of Fire Fighters, the Brotherhood of Professional Fire Fighters, the International Association of Black Professional Firefighters, and the Society of Camden Latino Fire Fighters.
Local 788 also published Fire Watch Magazine from 1977 well into the 1990s, detailing the activities of the Department in its issues. With photos and articles by Bob Bartosz, Joel Bain, Frank Saia and others, the magazines are a real treasure. It is an honor to be able to present these accounts of the activities of Camden’s fire fighters here, and I hope to be able to reproduce several issues on the website in time.
If you can identify anyone not named in the photos on the website, or if you would like to see other images or stories posted, please comment at the bottom of the page.
Phil Cohen
Camden NJ
Magazine Cover
Fire Watch Magazine, 1991 — front cover
FIRE WATCH MAGAZINE
CAMDEN FIREFIGHTERS
LOCAL 788
[Photograph: an aerial ladder platform with a firefighter at the top, directing a stream into a smoke-filled street.]
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
& BUYER'S GUIDE
Flashover, From the Inside Out
By Capt. Joseph A. Marini, Camden Fire Department
Fire Watch Magazine, 1991 — page 1 (click for PDF)
Three Camden Fire Fighters face the horror
Flashover, from the inside out
By Capt. Joseph A. Marini
Camden Fire Department
The city of Camden, New Jersey is a municipality of approximately 100,000 people located in the southern part of New Jersey across the river from Philadelphia. A classic example of one of America's oldest urban municipalities that saw its heyday in the years preceding World War II, its serious demise as a once prominent industrial center occurred throughout the 1960s and '70s when civil disorder and flight of its middle class to suburbia brought urban decay on a frightening scale. Once called the biggest little city in America and noted for producing everything from battleships to fountain pens, Camden was the founding home of such resident industrial giants as RCA, Campbell Soup, Esterbrook Pen, and as many as six active shipbuilding yards along with hundreds of other industries.
In recent years, the city has been on the brink of a gradual renaissance with increasing levels of new construction and a visible decline in the prior deterioration of its soul. While a vast majority of Camden's populus remain dependent upon a variety of social services to exist, its fire department continues to lead the state of New Jersey and most of the nation in its per capita rate of fire incident.
Sunday, October 21, 1990 was a clear and sunny Indian summer day in the city of Camden.
As a city known for its heavy fire duty, Sunday mornings in the Camden fire department are frequently dedicated to cleaning and restoring tools, apparatus and equipment from what is often the hectic Saturday night before.
The day tour of duty on October 21 started out like any other Sunday around the firehouses of Camden. The platoon working the night before had four working fires; a second alarm, and numerous other services. Sunday morning roll call was followed by the customary maintenance to apparatus and quarters, followed by an additional one-hour drill on engine and truck operations. After training, all hands turned their attention to the noon meal.
The uneventful routine of this normal Sunday was punctuated by the expected nuisance of the occasional false alarm and several outside rubbish fires. With the meal out of the way and the department's agenda of duties completed for the day, the city's fire control force settled into what they hoped would be the balance of a quiet day. A few minutes past 1400 hours, such hopes were dashed by the occurrence of a routine structural fire that ended in tragedy for three veteran Fire Fighters and shook the psychological well being of the entire department.
At 1406 hours, the fire alarm office received a call reporting "a stove on fire" at 2429 Arnold Street in the Fairview Manor section of south Camden. Engine Company 10 responding first due from their quarters just three blocks away, was assigned for "a defective appliance" and made their 90-second run down Morgan Street to the fire. Upon arrival at the scene, Engine 10 under the command of Captain Richard Prosser, reported medium smoke showing from the rear of a two-story brick occupied row dwelling. Captain Prosser ordered the box transmitted and directed his company to stretch a 1¾-inch line into the fire.
Ladder Company 2 and the Chief of the 3rd Battalion that also share quarters with Engine 10, responded on the box and arrived in a minute. On arrival, Battalion Chief Walter Szatkowski observed heavy smoke on both floors and transmitted a "working fire" signal. At that time Engine 10 had one line in operation on a fully involved single room kitchen at first floor rear. Chief Szatkowski ordered Ladder 2 to ladder the building, vent, and start a primary search of the property. Captain William Young, commanding Ladder Company 2, directed his two-man forcible entry team to raise a portable ladder to the front, search the first floor of the fire building and then evacuate the adjoining property. Captain Young and Fire Fighter Daniel Galasso then headed to the
[Photograph: Galasso and Jackson's running gear after fire.]
Galasso and Jackson's running gear after fire.
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floor above the fire to vent and search for occupants.
By all standards, it was a routine fire with one room on the ground floor of a row dwelling of ordinary construction—a room and contents fire requiring at most a deployment of two lines. What transpired in the new [sic] few minutes following arrival became a routine fire with extraordinary circumstances.
As Ladder 2's forcible entry team entered the first floor of the fire building to start the primary search, Engine 10's backup man (Fire Fighter George Jackson) advised them that the search of the first floor was already complete and "negative." The forcible entry team then moved to the adjoining building to evacuate that property, while Fire Fighter Jackson ascended the stairs to assist Cpt. Young and Fire Fighter Galasso in expediting the search of the second floor.
Under ordinary circumstances, the first 1¾-inch attack line, initially supported by the 500 gallon tank, would have been quite sufficient in abating the fire conditions in the kitchen area. The value of a second available hoseline usually stretched by the second due engine would normally be taken to the floor above as a routine precautionary measure, most often during or after the primary search. During the early stages of this fire however, a number of critical events occurred that seriously complicated what should have been an otherwise routine operation.
The occupant of the building, in attempting to operate a thoroughly corroded burner control knob on a stove while using a pair of pliers, forced and snapped the gas pilot orifice away from the burner's Venturi tube. What ensued was a forced, gas-fed range top fire that rapidly communicated to kitchen cabinets above the stove. The occupant fled the building before the arrival of the fire department. By the time Engine 10's nozzleman brought the line into position at the entrance to the room, the fire had extended beyond the stove and cabinets above to involve wall, ceiling and other contents. Engine 10's attack team was not aware
[Photograph: portrait of Captain William Young.]
Young
that they were confronting a fire condition supported by a forced gas supply.
As the seconds ticked by the initial stream was having small effect on the volume of developing fire. In the interim, Engine 10's pump operator was having difficulty with the closest hydrant, only 150 feet away, that involved a tightly frozen outlet cap. The dwelling was quite small: three rooms on the ground floor and four rooms including a bath above. The small interior floor space was the reason that Engine 10's backup man (Fire Fighter Jackson) was able to complete a primary search of the two other first floor rooms in those seconds preceding Ladder 2's arrival.
Fire Fighter Jackson, a seasoned veteran with 24 years on the job, knew immediately in the first few seconds after the nozzleman started water on the fire that conditions were not improving as they should. He also knew that the second due engine wasn't in yet and that an additional line would not be available within the next minute or two. With this understanding, Jackson also realized that an extra pair of hands during a primary search makes the operation go a lot faster. What he or the other search team members above the fire did not know was that there was an initial water supply problem out in the street. The turn of events happened very quickly.
As Engine 10's pump operator radioed the officer at the nozzle to back out due to an expected interruption in water, the kitchen flashed over in explosive involvement. Simultaneously on the floor above, Captain Young with Fire Fighters Galasso and Jackson, had just completed the search and were regrouping to board the top of the staircase when they heard the urgent message from below. As they hastened their descent of the short staircase, they were stopped in their tracks by a barrier of withering heat.
The doorway to the kitchen was located directly under the stairs to the second floor. As the room flashed over with the pressure of burning gas, the fire belched out of the kitchen doorway and entered the flue of the open stairway. Just moments later, Engine 10's nozzle ran out of water and there was nothing between Ladder 2's search team and the beast, except the short span of the L-shaped stairs.
In boarding the top of the stairs on the second floor, Captain Young made sure he was the last man down. Extremely heavy smoke conditions momentarily caused Galasso and Jackson to lose direction of the stairway. Young pointed them to the top step landing and they started down, first Jackson followed by Galasso and finally Young. Fire Fighter Jackson was the first to feel the breath of the dragon. He shouted in pain as the other two members above him became engulfed in waves of blistering heat. A flashover of the second floor felt imminent. Captain Young, as the last man on the stairs, was the first to reverse direction and retreat upward. Fire Fighters Galasso and Jackson rapidly turned to follow the ascending stairway in pursuit of Captain Young.
The full brunt of the beast was loose and the deadly flame, preceded by blistering waves of heat, roared up the open stairway to the top floor landing. Captain Young ran while shedding his SCBA, and instinctively dived head first toward the first opening he saw—a 12-inch space above a window air conditioner and through the narrow broken window pane to the outside. Fire Fighter
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Galasso, as the second man in pursuit, exited an adjoining window head first in similar fashion falling onto a portable ladder while burning from head to toe.
Fire Fighter George Jackson, a powerful man of great strength, was now alone in the hall and he met the beast head on. Jackson bore the full force of the rolling fire as he continued to move in the direction of egress while burning all the way. His injuries however would not permit him to continue. He collapsed on the floor just several feet from the window.
Engine Company 7, responding second due on the box, made their normal six-minute run from quarters and arrived at the scene in just over four minutes. They quickly caught another hydrant and supplied Engine 10 while stretching the second line to the fire. The rescue company also moving on the box, responded from their uptown station and arrived seconds behind the second due engine.
Rescue 1, under the command of Captain Anthony Dowidowicz, stretched a third line to cover the search for Fire Fighter Jackson. Rescue's Fire Fighter Ronald Boyle ascended a portable ladder and used the 1¾-inch line to darken visible fire on the second floor before entering the window. Boyle found Jackson on the floor inside the window where he collapsed, slumped among furniture. He was critically burned about the face and hands but was semi-conscious. In heavy smoke, Fire Fighter Boyle quickly removed his mask and placed it over Jackson's face to "buddy breathe" with his brother until help arrived.
Engine Company 7, under the command of Captain Robert Scarduzio, pushed into the building with their line and knocked the fire down on the first floor. They advanced up the staircase, killing residual fire as they went, and reached Fire Fighters Boyle and Jackson in seconds. In the interim, Batallion [sic] Chief Szatkowski special called an additional engine to the fire to replace the fire control efforts of those units diverted by the rescue operation. Engine Company 3 responded on the special call and assisted units in overhauling the fire building after completing a secondary search.
Fire Fighter Jackson was removed via the interior stairway and transported by EMS to the Cooper Hospital Trauma Unit behind Captain Young and Fire Fighter Galasso. The entire ordeal had taken less than ten minutes.
Captain William Young was admitted to the Trauma Unit in serious condition suffering from severe smoke inhalation and first and second degree burns. His condition was upgraded to stable some three days later and he was transferred to a regular care ward. He was released from the hospital a week later and returned to active fire duty one month after the incident.
Fire Fighter Daniel Galasso was immediately transferred from the Cooper Hospital Trauma Unit to the Crozer-Chester Burn Unit by EMS ambulance, suffering from second and third degree burns to 24 percent of his body. Fire Fighter Galasso spent an arduous period of two months in the burn unit recuperating from his serious injuries. After numerous operations and skin graft surgery, he was finally discharged a week before Christmas 1990, and continues to receive daily physical therapy on an out-patient basis at an area rehabilitation center.
Fire Fighter George Jackson was also immediately transferred from the Cooper Hospital Trauma Unit to the Crozer-Chester Burn Unit by medivac helicopter, suffering from extreme smoke inhalation, respiratory injury and second and third degree burns to 38 percent of his body. Fire Fighter Jackson's condition was so severe that in the course of the first six weeks following his admission, the burn unit almost lost him on as many different occasions. In the course of his treatment for a variety of injury related problems, Fire Fighter Jackson entered a coma where he has remained for the past two months. During the first week of January 1991, the burn unit staff reported that Fire Fighter Jackson continued to show marked improvement in his extremely long road to recovery. His infections have subsided, his skin grafts have proven successful, and his burn injuries continue to heal well. As of this writing (January 10, 1991), he remains in a coma and his condition continues to be listed as serious but stable.
In the aftermath of this tragedy, the presiding fire administration in the city of Camden organized the services of a critical incident stress debriefing for all members who were directly involved in the incident itself, followed by the participation of all other members who were indirectly affected by the injury of their brothers. The stress debriefing effort was, in fact, the very first time in the 120-year history of the department that such services were afforded to the rank and file.
The office of the Chief Fire Marshal classified the official cause of fire as careless use of cooking appliance. The families of the injured members continue to keep their private vigils of hope and prayer each and every day since the tragedy. The Camden Fire Department continues to mourn the injuries of its brothers and the city of Camden continues to lead the state of New Jersey in the per capita incident of fire.
[Photograph: portrait of Fire Fighter Daniel Galasso.]
Galasso
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Captain William Young
Fire Fighter Daniel Galasso
George Jackson never recovered from his injuries. He passed away on March 7, 2006.
Letter from Local 788
Fire Watch Magazine, 1991 — page 4 (click for PDF)
Telephone: (609) 964-4233
(609) 471-8961
[Local 788 emblem: a Maltese cross bearing the letter F]
Local No. 788
CAMDEN CITY FIREFIGHTERS UNION
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF FIRE FIGHTERS
#9 NORTH FOURTH STREET, CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY 08102
AFFILIATED WITH
NEW JERSEY STATE FIRE FIGHTERS ASSOCIATION
CENTRAL LABOR UNION OF CAMDEN COUNTY
WILLIAM S. DiPOMPO
President
Res.: 567-3692
WILLIAM H. COLUCCI
Vice President
Res.: 662-0242
VINCENT ARDIRE
Secretary
Res.: 963-8296
RALPH JONES JR.
Treasurer
Res.: 365-0837
JOHN T. GRYCKIEWICZ, SR.
State Delegate
Res.: 582-0362
Dear Friends,
The Camden City Firefighters, Local 788, would like to thank all of our subscribers and supporters who participated in The Fire Watch Magazine. Without your help, the magazine would not have been a success.
Camden Firefighters urge all of our friends to support the people who have taken Ads in our Fire Watch Magazine. We appreciate the continued support to our membership and hope that everyone will enjoy the items and pictures it contains.
Once again, allow me to extend our thanks to all of those who gave so much to our cause.
William S. DiPompo
[signature: William S. DiPompo]
President, Local 788
Camden Firefighters
A Fireman's Prayer
Fire Watch Magazine, 1991 — page 5
A FIREMAN'S PRAYER
When I am called to duty, God, wherever flames may rage, give me strength to save some life, whatever be its age.
Help me embrace a little child before it is too late, or save an elder person from the horror of that fate.
Enable me to be alert to hear the weakest shout, and quickly and efficiently to put the fire out.
I want to fill my calling, and give the best in me to guard my every neighbor and protect his property; and if, according to your will, I have to lose my life, please, O Lord, bless with your love my children and my wife.
Amen.
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Fire Watch Magazine, 1991 — page 6: a procession of uniformed firefighters filling a city street, with flags and a band at right.
A Fireman Today
Fire Watch Magazine, 1991 — page 7
A Fireman Today
My Father's been a Fireman for twenty-five years,
I've seen some of his injuries, and saw him shed tears,
Heard some of his stories, and read in the news,
Of some of the fires, he fought with his crews.
He's usually been gone all day and all night,
But that is the way in a Fireman's life.
We missed out on ball games, some of the times,
Which he tried to make up, with nickels and dimes.
I remember one night, when he was at home,
He got called to a fire, at Seventh and Stone.
Multiple alarms were needed there,
Because of the fire, and lives to be spared.
I knew he'd work hard,as he usually does,
That's the way he is now, and always was.
I hoped he'd be safe and not get hurt,
Cause I needed him home, not buried in dirt.
Later that day, he finally got back,
Seemed like all that he did was cough and hack.
I guess it was smoke, that got him down,
At least that's what he mumbled, along with his frown.
My partner's at Memorial, the hospital, he said,
I think he was struck, right alongside his head.
We hope he's alright, my buddies and I,
No way could we take it, for him to die.
He went on to tell me, to continue school,
Get a good job, and not be a fool.
A Doctor or Lawyer or Dentist someday,
With a safe place to work, and decent pay . . .
I did what he said, so long ago,
Studied at school, with heart and with soul.
My profession was picked and I had my plans,
To work at a job, that needed strong hands.
He's proud of me now, as he's always been,
And we talk about fires, while we sit in his den.
He never thought that he'd be able to say,
"My son is like me, A Fireman Today."
©1980 David H. Jacobs, Jr.
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Firestation Flyer
Fire Watch Magazine, 1991 — page 8
May 1987
Firestation Flyer
Nederman Inc. 6100 Hix Rd., Westland, Mi. 48185 (313) 729-3344
The Source of the Smoke May Be in the Firestation
Exhaust fumes in a fire station seem to be a way of life---but they don't have to be. Nederman Exhaust Extractor Systems remove hazardous fumes before they enter the environment.
You may choose from the Simple Extractor with a single exhaust hose, balancer and optional fan, or a more sophisticated Exhaust Rail System which extracts fumes as the vehicle is moving.
With an automatic disconnect feature, available with either the Simple or Rail Systems, the vehicle may exit the firestation on an emergency run while still connected to the hose and nozzle. When an internal cable extends to its full length it trips the release mechanism on the nozzle and thereby disconnects the hose and nozzle from the vehicle's exhaust pipe. A balancer pulls the hose and nozzle back into position, out of the way, while the vehicle continues on.
[Photograph]
The above photo illustrates the use of the Simple Exhaust Extraction unit with automatic disconnect.
Firestation Interest Increases Nationwide
We are finding increased interest from fire depts., nationwide, for the Nederman Exhaust Extraction Systems. The Rail and Simple Systems are pulling considerable activity. Specifically, we are pursuing business in Los Angeles, New York, New Jersey as well as the installation in Milwaukee. The increased concern for the type of air within the living quarters at the firestations has given way to finding a means of extracting the vehicle's exhaust.
Nederman's versions with the automatic disconnect feature appear to fit the requirements for all firestation applications.
With the continued awareness of the air we are breathing, firestations nationwide are becoming more concerned with the air that infiltrates their living and work areas.
[Photograph]
The firetruck above is attached to a straight Rail Exhaust System which allows maneuverability within the firestation while extracting exhaust fumes as the vehicle is moving.
Don't Buy — AFL-CIO Boycott List
Fire Watch Magazine, 1991 — page 9
PLEASE POST
DON'T BUY
National Boycotts Sanctioned by the AFL-CIO Executive Council
ACE DRILL CORPORATION
Wire, jobber & letter drills, routers and steel bars
United Automobile Workers
ADVERTISING CORPORATION OF AMERICA
Pocket calendars and desk planes [?]
International Union of Electronic and Furniture Workers
ARMOUR PROCESSED MEATS CO.
Armour Hams, Armour Bacon, Armour Hot Dogs. This UFCW boycott does not include processed meat products made by Armour-Dial
United Food & Commercial Workers
BASF A.G. CORP., Geismar, Louisiana
Video, Audio and Computer discs, Lurotin brand vitamins, Alugard 340-2 protectant in anti-freeze [?]
Oil, Chemical & Atomic Workers International Union
BROWN & SHARPE MFG. CO.
Measuring, cutting and machine tools and pumps
Machinists & Aerospace Workers
BRUCE CHURCH, INC.
Iceberg Lettuce:
Red Coach, Friendly, Green Valley Farms, Lucky [?]
United Farm Workers
CALIFORNIA TABLE GRAPES
Table grapes that do not bear the UFW union label on the carton or crate
United Farm Workers
COLT FIREARMS COMPANY
Manufacturers of handguns and rifles
United Automobile Workers
CONSUMERS UNION
Publishers of Consumer Reports magazine, Consumer Reports Annual Buying Guide. Services include legal aid and car price reporting
The Newspaper Guild
FABERGE, INC.
Personal care products:
Aphrodisia, Aqua Net Hair Spray, Babe, Cavalo, Brut, Ceramic Nail Glaze, Flambeau, Great Skin, Grande Finale, Just Wonderful, Macho, Kiku, Partage, Tip Top Accessories, Tigress, Woodhue, Xanadu, Caryl Richards, Farrah Fawcett and Faberge Organics [?]
Oil, Chemical & Atomic Workers International Union
FORT HOWARD PAPER CO.
Green Bay, Wisconsin and Muskogee, Oklahoma Mardi-Gras, Page, Sof-Knit tissues and napkins, Antique towels, Pom-etts, Edon and Dolly Madison tissues [?]
United Paperworkers International Union
HOLIDAY PAPER CUPS, Div. of Imperial Cup Co.
Holiday Paper Cups brand name
United Paperworkers International Union
INDIANA DESK CO.
Medium and high priced desks
International Union of Electronic and Furniture Workers
JOHN MORRELL COMPANY
Meat products: John Morrell, Rath, Black Hawk, Nathan's Famous, Tobins First Prize, Hunter, Tom Sawyer, Kiley, Partridge, Rodeo, Scott Petersen, Bob Ostrow [?], E-Z Cut, Table Trim, Golden Smoked, Carson Ribs [?]
United Food & Commercial Workers
JUVENILE SHOE CORPORATION
Children's shoes: Lazy Bones, Clinic [?], Sandpipers, Foot Thrills, Hitch Hikers, Happy Steppers, G.P.D., Dude Ranch Camp Hogs [?], Cradle Steppers, Goveat [?]
Amalgamated Clothing & Textile Workers Union
LOUISIANA-PACIFIC CORP.
Brand name wood products:
L-P Biomanized [?], Cedartone, Waterwood, Fibrepine, Cro-Bond [?], Redex, Sider, Ketchikan, Pabco, Xonolite [?]
Carpenters & Joiners and Intl. Woodworkers
MARVA/ROCCO TURKEY, INC.
Turkeys and turkey parts: Marval, Shady Brook Farms. All products bearing USDA stamp #P 18
United Food & Commercial Workers
McCREARY TIRE & RUBBER CO.
Truck, farm, industrial, racing and small aircraft tires
United Rubber Workers
NIXDORFF-LLOYD CHAIN COMPANY
Heavy duty chains sold in hardware stores. The Nixdorff-Lloyd brand name appears on the chain spool
Machinists & Aerospace Workers
PATRICK CUDAHY COMPANY
Processed meat products: DAK, Patrick Cudahy, Gwaltney, Milano's, Smithfield, Tanoca [?], Den Fresh [?]
Canned hams: Agar, A&P, DAK, Jewel, Pathmark, Safeway, IGA, Apple Blossom, Circle A, Country Club
United Food & Commercial Workers
PLYMOUTH RUBBER
Insulating material, rubber bands and vinyl products
United Rubber Workers
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO.
Cigarettes: Camel, Winston, Salem, Doral, Vantage, Move, Now, Real, Bright, Century, Sterling, YSL/Ritz
Smoking Tobaccos: Prince Albert, George Washington, Carter Hall, Apple, Madeira Mixture, Royal Comfort, Top, Our Advertiser
Little Cigars: Winchester
Bakery, Confectionery & Tobacco Workers
SEATTLE-FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Withdraw funds
United Food & Commercial Workers
SHELL OIL COMPANY
Subsidiary of Royal Dutch Shell (parent company of Shell South Africa). Gasoline, petroleum and natural gas products.
AFL-CIO
STERLING RADIATOR
Baseboard heaters for the home
United Automobile Workers
UNITED STATES PLAYING CARD CO.
Brand names: Bee, Bicycle, Tally Ho, Aviator and Congress
Retail, Wholesale, Department Store Union
Union Label and Service Trades Department, AFL-CIO —
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Fire Watch Magazine, 1991 — page 10
[ornamental flourish]
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[ornamental flourish]
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Fire Watch Magazine, 1991 — page 11
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Daughter's Tribute
Fire Watch Magazine, 1991 — page 12
DAUGHTER'S TRIBUTE
Here is a man whom you seldom see
and you say that he's lazy as lazy as can be.
You think he does nothing but sit on his tail
and loaf in the station while reading his mail.
He's always asleep or eating it seems,
Or living it up in his wildest dreams.
He watches the TV both night and day.
While you work so hard to earn your pay.
You think it's not fair, this should not be,
He should get out and work like you and me.
You pay your taxes, in his pocket it goes
with a minimum of effort his bank account grows.
And that's the whole story as far as you know
But here are some facts that I'd like to show.
He has a family like you and I,
That he seldom sees; for he's either on duty or on standby.
He stands his watch four hours in all
On his very next fire he was due to fall.
Though he didn't know it as the alarm bell rang
He was heading for death as the angels sang.
He arrived on the scene, an apartment ablaze
He acted as fast, his speed did amaze.
All of those present were frozen with terror
But for him there was no margin for error.
A child was trapped in the building so high
As he raced up the stairs he could hear her cry.
"Please help me mister, I'm afraid of the fire."
He grabbed her and held her but was beginning to tire
He got down the steps, for the exit he ran
He just had to make it, he was that kind of man.
But the Lord was calling, his voice he could hear.
The child was saved, but his burns were severe.
As he lay there in pain, the child still in his clutch.
He thought of the past but it was never so much.
Just a lazy fireman, but he gave all he could give.
Yes, he gave up his life, so a small child could live.
Fire Watch Magazine, 1991 — page 13: two fire scenes, a row of houses burning at left and firefighters at a ladder against a burned house with a burned-out car at right.
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Fire Watch Magazine, 1991 — page 14
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963-9123
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Thank you for you continuous service to our communities.
Paid for by Andrews for Congress Committee, Anthony Marsalla, Treasurer
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Distributor of Fertilizer & Pesticide Products
1916 Old Cuthbert Road, B-21
Cherry Hill, NJ 08002
Paul J. Donato
President
(609) 427-4448
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Fire Watch Magazine, 1991 — page 15
Pritchard Corp.
1001 Billingsport Rd.
Pulsboro, New Jersey
423-0622
Tri-State Bulk Handling, Inc.
Stevedores
Beckett Street Terminal
2nd and Beckett St.
Camden, New Jersey 08103
541-6258
[drawing: two hands holding a broken chain before a city skyline]
Soul Searchers Evangelistic Church
Camden the City of Saints
"Where there's vision there's provision"
Soul Searchers Evangelism Ministries
2157 Admiral Wilson Blvd.
Camden, NJ 08105
James Treadwell
Senior Pastor
Prayer Line - 24 hours
327-6744 342-6737
Colonial Insurance Management Inc.
16 Wernick Place
Metuchen, NJ 08890
578-3361
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Fire Watch Magazine, 1991 — page 16: two photographs of firefighters at row-house fires, one with a ladder against the burning building.
In-Home Fire Drills Can Save Your Life!
Fire Watch Magazine, 1991 — page 17
IN-HOME FIRE DRILLS CAN SAVE YOUR LIFE!
Statistics indicate that about 800 residential fires occur every day in the United States. Of the 12,000 deaths from fire every year, the majority occur in home fires. The great tragedy behind these statistics is that many of these deaths are not necessary — they are the result of ignorance and panic.
Protect your family by implementing "Operation E.D.I.T.H." in your home. It stands for:
EXIT DRILLS IN THE HOME
The training of families to escape fire without injury and the knowledge gained should also assist family members in making safe escapes in other types of fire emergencies. It is a fact that exit drills reduce panic and injuries.
DEVELOPING A PLAN
1. Call the family together and appoint a chief or alternate.
2. Draw a plan of the living area.
3. Plan two escape routes from each room.
4. Decide upon a meeting place outside the house so that all of you will know when everyone is safe.
5. Make sure that emergency routes are practical as well as safe. If a window is designated, make sure that it is large enough, the screen or storm window can be opened easily from the inside and that the ground outside can be reached safely.
6. Make sure that all occupants know how to unlock front and back doors.
7. Conduct a fire drill at least once a year. Simulate actual escapes if there is any possibility of injury. Time the evacuation as previously planned.
PUTTING THE PLAN INTO ACTION!
1. Sleep with bedroom doors closed for some protection against heat and smoke.
2. If you smell smoke, arouse the family.
3. Keep calm.
4. Call the fire department as soon as possible.
5. If the door is hot near the top, do not open it.
6. If the door is not hot, brace a foot against it before opening it to investigate conditions.
7. If there is smoke, creep along the floor for better breathing.
8. If it is not safe to leave the room, stuff bedding (wet, if water is available) along the bottom of the door to keep out the smoke.
9. Report to prearranged meeting place outside the home.
10. Never re-enter a burning building.
Family members should rest easier with the knowledge that they are prepared to face a dangerous emergency in the home.
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Fire Watch Magazine, 1991 — page 18
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Modern Firefighters Are Professionals
Fire Watch Magazine, 1991 — page 20
MODERN FIREFIGHTERS ARE PROFESSIONALS!!!
The training modern firefighters undergo has been established to help him meet every kind of emergency — swiftly and surely. He brings his abilities and his specialized equipment into play with the same readiness — whatever the situation — to a small brush fire or to a flaming factory building. He faces hazards, atomic radiation and many other dangers that were unknown not many years ago.
THE FIREFIGHTER LIVES WITH DANGER
Danger is his most constant companion, as is his concern for the safety of his community. Whenever disaster threatens, the firefighter is on the scene to safeguard lives and property. Fire, explosions, tornados, floods, hurricanes and earthquakes all test the modern firefighter's skills.
HE POSSESSES MANY SKILLS
Many people possess only one skill. Some have two. The firefighter, however, must be able to do many things and, in theory, practice many callings. He must have the knowledge of an engineer so that he can analyze the layout of a burning building and check the spread of fire. He must guard against buckling walls and flame-weakened floors. He enforces compliance with building codes that protect against hazards.
HE WEARS MANY HATS ON THE JOB
He must have the skills of an electrician and be versed on proper wiring, electrical currents and wire capacity. He must have the skill of a hydraulic engineer and plumber to operate pumps while he observes water pressures and hose connections.
He must keep as physically fit as a professional athlete because agility is constantly required on the job. He is always ready to climb into a burning building, on high ladders and through smoke-infested rooms. His job calls for stamina. Like the doctor or nurse, the firefighter is trained to render first aid with skilled gentleness — at scenes of fires, at auto wrecks, accident scenes and drownings.
HE IS A DEDICATED PROFESSIONAL
With the dedication of a school teacher, the firefighter educates children, house-holders and business people about the great needs for fire prevention.
No one knows better than the firefighter the value of prevention — or the terrible toll of fire tragedy.
No, Not Duty
By George Reese, Camden Fire Department Engine 8
In every city, town or state
Firefighters are there to service.
To fight fires no matter what it takes
And accept fate’s twists and curls.Firefighters five went down in flames,
In Hackensack, N.J. one afternoon.
The tragedy is always the same
Life taken away, away too soon.That’s their job some people say
The risk and chance they take.
But no life is worth the pay
No matter the money they make.In little time forgotten names
But to all that loved him dear.
Their life and limb was this in vain
Every firefighter’s loved ones fear.No, not duty the loss too great
Five answered the final bell.
Now standing at heaven’s gate
In God’s hands now they dwell.—George Reese
City of Camden Fire Department, Engine 8
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Then and Now: Photographs
Fire Watch Magazine, 1991 — page 27, “Then…”: a ladder-platform truck working at a fire above, and below two photographs of Bureau of Fire apparatus, a pumper and a firehouse crew with two early motor engines.
Fire Watch Magazine, 1991 — page 30, “Then…”: a horse-drawn ladder wagon with firemen in front of a firehouse, an aerial ladder truck and a Rescue Squad No. 2 truck.
Firemen Can't Win
We, too often, take our efficient, well-equipped fire department for granted, and do not give the credit due them for their outstanding and unselfish service. More often, we are apt to criticize and find fault where criticism is not due. The following item, “Firemen Don’t Have A Chance,” speaks for itself.
When the fire trucks are delayed 40 seconds in traffic, people say: “It took them 20 minutes to get here.”
When the truck races at 40 miles-an-hour, it’s “Look at those reckless fools.”
When four men struggle with an eight-man ladder: “They don’t even know how to raise a ladder.”
When firemen open windows for ventilation to reduce heat while fighting a fire: “Look at the wrecking crew.”
When they open a floor to get to the blaze, people point and say: “There goes the ax squad.”
If the chief stands back where he can see and direct his firefighters, people say: “He’s afraid to go where he sends his men.”
If firefighters lose a building during an emergency: “It’s a lousy and unprofessional fire department.”
If a lot of water is necessary: “They are doing more damage with the water than the flames.”
If a firefighter is injured on the job there are some who will say: “He was a careless guy.”
If just one citizen is injured while firemen fight a fire, some will say: “It’s a crazy fire department.”
If a fireman inspects a citizen’s property: “He’s meddling in somebody’s business.”
If a fireman, during an inspection, wants a hazard corrected, some will say: “I’ll see the mayor about it.”
Though they are at times severely criticized, firefighters go right on doing a good job of protecting our community. A fireman’s lot is not an easy one. He is called out at all hours of the night and day. So there are some, most, who really say, “Thank God that we have such a good fire department that can be called on at all times to handle situations above and beyond the call of duty.”
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Then and Now: Photographs
Fire Watch Magazine, 1991 — page 33, “Then…”: two early motor engines and crews outside a firehouse, an aerial ladder truck, and a pumper outside a station.
Fire Watch Magazine, 1991 — page 35
THEN…
Engine Co. No.7 1115 Kaighn Avenue
2nd Class Metropolitan Engine and Combination Chemical and Hose Wagon. Put in service July 1st, 1910.
Wagon Geo. Boone, driver; Wm. Buzine, engineer.
Steamer Edw. Simpson, driver; James Navine, stoker.
(About 1911)
Firefighters Protect Lives — Dedicating Themselves to Their Community
Protecting you and your family from fire is a tough and highly hazardous job. No community knows when or where fire may break out — bringing with it injury, death, ruin and destruction.
Your first line of defense against catastrophe by fire is your fire fighter. They are dedicated to public service — to shielding you and yours — at the risk of their own life.
Your fire fighter trains hard and long to gain the skills demanded by their calling. They work to improve the fire service of your community that means further protection for your loved ones and property. They accept as routine their duty of responding to emergency.
Your fire fighter is proud of their calling and their vital role in the life of your community. Be proud of them. Support your fire fighter. Help them to keep you safe.
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Then and Now: Photographs
Fire Watch Magazine, 1991 — page 40, “Then…”: a ladder truck, a steam pumper with two men aboard in front of a firehouse, and a Bureau of Fire pumper.
Fire Watch Magazine, 1991 — page 50, “Now…”: a five-bay firehouse below a tall tower, and a three-bay station marked Engine Co 9, Ladder Co 3 and Battalion 2.
Fire Watch Magazine, 1991 — page 43, “Now…”: two firehouses, one marked Engine Co and Ladder Co, the other with its engines in the bays.
Fire Watch Magazine, 1991 — page 47, “Now…”: two firehouses with their engines at the doors, one marked Engine Co 7.
Business Directory
Fire Watch Magazine, 1991 — page 51 (click for PDF)
Creative Software
200 Wht. Horse Pk., Haddon Hghts., NJ 08035 . . . 547-2232
Ronnies Auto Repair
Rte. 73 & Harrison Ave., Berlin, NJ 08009 . . . 768-5563
Doganieras Pharmacy
1552 Mt. Ephraim Ave., Camden, NJ . . . 966-4400
Victor's Travel Agency
2748 Federal St., Camden, NJ 08105 . . . 365-2165
Tunsic Funeral Home
812 Kaighn Ave., Camden, NJ . . . 541-6363
Tire Express
1000 N. 5th St., Camden, NJ 08012 . . . 964-8296
Angelo's Auto Repair
1140 S. 4th St., Camden, NJ . . . 963-2939
Mr. Gigi's Shoes and Sneex
12 S. Broadway, Camden, NJ . . . 964-1854
Coriell Institute
401 Haddon Ave., Camden, NJ 08103 . . . 757-4870
Law Office William M. Rosenblatt
Broadway & Cooper, Camden, NJ 08102 . . . 966-7110
Angelo's Pizza
500 Black Horse Pk., Runnemede, NJ 08078 . . . 939-0770
The H. Edwin Schade Co.
520 West Street, Camden, NJ 08103 . . . 365-0241
Sanremo Pizza and Restaurant
7577 St. Hwy. 561, Gibbsboro, NJ 08026 . . . 783-5570
Chang's Steak and Hoagie
783 Spruce St., Camden, NJ . . . 365-0739
Berros Mini Market
821 S. Fourth St., Camden, NJ 08102 . . . 964-8471
Britt's Sunshine Liquors
314 S. Third St., Camden, NJ . . . 964-8812
Garden State Cable TV
1250 Haddonfield Rd, Cherry Hill, NJ 08034
M and C Insurance Agency
1024 Chestnut St., Camden, NJ 08103 . . . 966-2543
Williamns [sic] Used Furniture
1388 Haddon Ave., Camden, NJ . . . 365-6112
St. Anthony of Padua Church
2818 River Ave., Camden, NJ 08105 . . . 963-5884
Pennsauken Trailer Sales
5100 Rte. 70, Pennsauken, NJ 08109 . . . 662-4754
Meidt Automotive Diagnostic Center
865 Haddon Ave., Collingwood, NJ . . . 854-5676
China Trader, Inc.
P.O. Box 867, Cherry Hill, NJ 08003 . . . 662-7358
Tu Sei Bella Family Ristorante & Pizzeria
237 Black Horse Pk., Mt. Ephraim, NJ 08059 . . . 931-0805
Slammer's Sports Cards
212 N. Centre St., Merchantville, NJ . . . 662-8898
Pizza Works
2642 Federal St., Camden, NJ 08101 . . . 966-0070
Precious Pups
60 W. Clements Bridge Rd., Runnemede, NJ . . . 939-6610
7 11 #15025
Rte. 38 & Hanover St., Pemberton, NJ 08068 . . . 894-8673
7-11 Food Store
1440 Brace Rd., Cherry Hill, NJ 08034 . . . 429-1142
Fu Hing Restaurant
429 Broadway, Camden, NJ . . . 757-0599
Seven Eleven
Federal & Terrace, Camden, NJ . . . 365-4621
Adult Book Barn
US Hwy. 130 & Richey, Collingswood, NJ . . . 854-4566
S & S Auto Sales
1653 Haddon Ave., Camden, NJ . . . 963-2223
B & S Grocery
1200 Morton St., Camden, NJ 08014 . . . 964-9111
Frank's Deli
1734 S. Broadway, Camden, NJ . . . 365-7240
Star Junk Dealer
1190 Chestnut St., Camden, NJ . . . 365-5068
Runnemede Exxon
Black Horse Pk. & Clements Bridge Rd, Runnemede, NJ . . . 692-9628
Elgreco Pizza
317 Marlton Ave., Camden, NJ 08105 . . . 963-6625
Jiffy Lube
1311 Blackwood Clementon Rd., Blackwood, NJ . . . 627-5303
Marcello Pizza
2768 Mt. Ephraim Ave., Camden, NJ 08101 . . . 338-9293
Woolworth's 5 & 10
550 Federal St., Camden, NJ 08103 . . . 963-6875
Northside Deli
7th & Linden St., Camden, NJ 08102 . . . 963-7545
Pirone's Restaurant
1000 Woodlane Rd., Mt. Holly, NJ 08060 . . . 265-9530
Binh Luc Grocery
1417 Mt. Ephraim Ave., Camden, NJ 08104 . . . 541-3110
Yuk's Chinese Restaurant
827 Broadway, Camden, NJ . . . 964-0330
Camden Seafood
501 Market, Camden, NJ 08102 . . . 966-4016
Wicks Corner Deli
538 N. Black Horse Pk., Runnemede, NJ 08078 . . . 939-3775
Front Page News
1840 A Rte. 70 E., Cherry Hill, NJ 08003 . . . 424-8127
S and H Vending
565 Sherry Dr., Runnemede, NJ 08078 . . . 939-0689
Atlantic Fish and Produce
1556 Mt. Ephraim Ave., Camden, NJ 08103 . . . 963-5445
Arianas
1990 Rt. 70 E., Cherry Hill, NJ 08034 . . . 751-2002
Bell Pharmacy
1201 Haddon Ave., Camden, NJ . . . 963-4742
Fire Watch Magazine, 1991 — page 52 (click for PDF)
Earl Scheib Auto Paint
7th & Kaighn, Camden, NJ . . . 966-2627
Denny's Custom Car
286 Cherry St., Camden, NJ 08103 . . . 541-2233
Heim's Pure Foods
218 Powell St., Glouster, NJ . . . 456-3630
Vicki's Thrift & Discount
749 Haddon Ave., Collingswood, NJ . . . 858-9749
Nicks Cafe
699 Central Ave., Camden, NJ 08104 . . . 963-5461
Reem Furniture
2614 River Road, Camden, NJ . . . 756-0033
Hank's Superette
801 Elm St., Camden, NJ . . . 966-1609
Admiral Wilson Amoco
1901 Admiral Wilson Blvd., Camden, NJ . . . 541-0556
Sunn Discount Store
3502 Westfield Ave., Camden, NJ . . . 365-1887
WAWA
Jarvis & Sicklerville Rds., Camden, NJ . . . 227-2004
Jo-De'Sadeli
156 Maple Ave., Woowdlynne, NJ . . . 962-7707
Tee's Tire Shop
1120 Mt. Ephraim Ave., Camden, NJ . . . 365-9533
WAWA Food Market
Whitehorse Rd. & Burnt Mill Rd., Voorhees, NJ . . . 435-5276
E-Z Food Market
2606 Federal, Camden, NJ . . . 966-8658
Triangle Gulf
Evesham & Clements Bridge Rd., Runnemede, NJ 08078 . . . 939-3502
Zestos Pizza
209 Brunt Mill Rd., Voorhees, NJ 08043 . . . 427-4202
Corner Store
1505 Kenwood Ave., Camden, NJ 08103 . . . 342-7422
G N Supermarket
2000 River Ave., Camden, NJ . . . 338-0313
7-11 Food Store
69 Warwick Rd., Stratford, NJ 08084 . . . 783-7125
Jose Mini Market
402 Clinton St., Camden, NJ 08103 . . . 963-1662
Haddon Market
1448 Haddon Ave., Camden, NJ 08102 . . . 541-6085
J & R Phillips Auto Repair
195 Marlton Pk., Camden, NJ . . . 541-7802
Gomez Grocery
606 S. Sixth St., Vineland, NJ 08360 . . . 691-1202
Marlton Gulf Service Center
Rts. 70 & 73, Marlton, NJ . . . 983-3694
Jes-Us Child Day Care
1167 Lansdowne Ave., Camden, NJ 08104 . . . 365-8095
TV/VCR Surgeon
3720 Westfield Ave., Camden, NJ . . . 365-9384
South Camden Food Market
700 Pine St.,Camden, NJ . . . 966-8416
Golden Seafood
2619 Westfield Ave., Camden, NJ . . . 966-4568
Hope's Variety
1200 Chews Landing Rd. Laurel Springs, NJ 08021 . . . 435-4668
Diese Design Planning
23 Terrell La., Willingboro, NJ 08046 . . . 877-8573
Chaz Auto Body
451-A Blue Bell Rd., Williamstown, NJ 08094 . . . 728-2437
Joseph W. Barth & Co., CPA
503 Rte. 130, Brooklawn, NJ 08030 . . . 456-6313
Royal Auto Upholstering Co.
1042 Empire Ave., Camden, NJ . . . 964-7476
Atlantic Cleaners
1542 Mt. Ephraim Ave., Camden, NJ 08103 . . . 365-2140
Penn Pizza Palace
1 Broadway & Federal, Camden, NJ . . . 757-0055
Creative Software Solutions
200 White Horse Pk, Haddon Heights, NJ 08035 . . . 547-2232
Riviera Motor Inn
Rts. 73 & 130, Pennsauken, NJ . . . 665-1800
Yuk's CHinese Restaurant
827 Broadway, Camden, NJ . . . 964-0330
Budget Supply Co.
32 Marlton Ave., Camden, NJ 08105 . . . 963-1177
Myles Transportation, Inc.
600 Union Landing Rd., Cinnaminson, NJ 08057 . . . 829-7640
D & D Auto Repair
670 Marlton Ave., Camden, NJ 08105 . . . 342-8721
Eastampton Rest Home
5 Juniper St., Mt. Holly, NJ 08061 . . . 267-6403
Little VIP Pre School
318 E. Browning Rd., Bellmawr, NJ . . . 931-1[?]11
McGuire's Deli
1202 Yorkship Sq., Camden, NJ 08104 . . . 365-7319
Richard P. Minteer, Esq.
200 Bridgeboro Rd., Delran, NJ . . . 764-1800
Benjamin Wells Plumbing
1833 W. River Dr., Pennsauken, NJ . . . 662-2482
Emmon's 1
35 E. Fifth St., Pine Hill, NJ 08021 . . . 784-5999
Produce Shack
700 S. Black Horse Pk., Blackwood, NJ 08012 . . . 227-7700
P & C Grocery Store
1315 S. 10th St., Camden, NJ . . . 365-8011
Michael Heim Plumbing
300 Erial Rd., Pine Hill, NJ 08021 . . . 627-8336
Double Dip'N Delight
505 Hurfville-Cross Keys Rd., Washington Twp., NJ 08071 . . . 589-8921
Bello's Groceries
900 N. 4th St., Camden, NJ . . . 338-1151
Prompt Printing Press Inc.
950 Reeves Ave., Camden, NJ 08105 . . . 963-9111
Virals Food Market
119 N. 3rd St., Camden, NJ . . . 963-1122
Fire Watch Magazine, 1991 — page 53 (click for PDF)
City Select Auto Sales
Airport Circle, Pennsauken, NJ 08109 . . . 665-5565
Chef Chan's Restaurant
White Horse Rd. & Lucas La., Kirkwood, NJ 08043 . . . 783-6161
Marc A. Lario Attorney
200 Haddon Ave., Haddonfield, NJ 08033 . . . 795-4540
Academy Business Forms
Evergreen Ave., Thorofare, NJ . . . 845-2308
Ramon Acosta, M.D.
2 Leonard Ave., Camden, NJ 08105 . . . 756-0010
Frederico Food Market
740 Morgan Blvd., Camden, NJ . . . 964-9222
Check-In-Food Market
548 State St., Camden, NJ . . . 541-7720
Dr. Fastino Estella
2301 Evesham Rd., Suite. 302, Voorhees, NJ 08043 . . . 772-2422
Freddies Groceries
625 White St., Camden, NJ . . . 963-0657
Jason's Market
3205 Westfield Ave., Camden, NJ . . . 963-0053
Ronnies Auto Repair
175 State Hwy. 73 & Harrison, Berlin, NJ . . . 768-5563
Kim's Food Market
1301 Sheridan, Camden, NJ . . . 963-9086
J. T. Tobacco & Card Shop
515 Market St., Camden, NJ . . . 365-5517
A.J. Fiore Photography
600 Cooper Center W., Pennsauken, NJ 08109 . . . 662-1884
Kane's Kandies
2317-21 Federal St., Camden, NJ 08105 . . . 963-7911
Quality Steaks & Subs
1382 Collings Rd., Camden, NJ 08021 . . . 962-0322
Chestnut Pizza
513 Chestnut St., Camden, NJ . . . 541-3373
C. G. Mercer Enterprises, Inc.
520 Royden St., Camden, NJ 08103 . . . 338-8979
Chris Coffee Corner
519 Federal St., Camden, NJ . . . 964-5689
B.P.U.M. Restaurant T/A Chicken George
622 Cooper St., Camden, NJ 08102 . . . 966-8006
Colonial Processing Inc.
1930 S. 6th St., Camden, NJ 08105 . . . 966-3313
General Metal & Glass
513 Kaighn Ave., Camden, NJ . . . 365-6323
Pugh Liquidators
2421 S. 12th St., Camden, NJ 08104 . . . 541-6182
Cavallo & Sons Inc.
310 Kaighn Ave., Camden, NJ . . . 964-7610
J H P Auto Quality Used Cars
1601 Broadway, Camden, NJ . . . 541-2244
Les Croissants Pierre
120 N. Broadway, Camden, NJ . . . 966-7245
Chariot Ceramic Tile and Marble
980 Blackhorse Pk., Turnersville, NJ . . . 228-3544
Walnut Cafe
950 S. 5th St., Camden, NJ 08103 . . . 365-9853
Swiaco
336 Kaighn, Camden, NJ 08102 . . . 365-7900
Doganiero's Pharmacy
1552 Mt. Ephraim Ave., Camden, NJ . . . 966-4400
Allsite Services, Inc.
1501 Federal, Camden, NJ . . . 963-2050
Lebel Gas Station
US Hwy. 130 W., Bordentown, NJ 08505 . . . 298-6516
Camden Seafood
501 Market St., Camden, NJ 08102 . . . 966-4016
Cold Technology Inc.
1001 Lower Landing Rd., Blackwood, NJ . . . 228-8145
Ed Lanza Billiard Company
209 W. Evesham Ave., Magnolia, NJ 08049 . . . 346-0384
Devone's Wholesale Tobacco
909 S. 4th St., Camden, NJ . . . 963-7148
Allan Reprodiction Co.
800 Market St., Camden, NJ . . . 365-0967
Camden Lutheran Parish
4th & State, Camden, NJ 08102 . . . 963-3547
Compliments of the Coriell Institute
401 Haddon Ave., Camden, NJ . . . 966-7377
J L I
1710 Broadway, Camden, NJ 08104 . . . 541-0989
S & S Truck Body Repair
908 N. Lenola Rd., Morrestown, NJ 08057 . . . 727-9160
South Camden Food Market
700 S. Pine St., Camden, NJ 08103 . . . 966-8416
K C Deli & Grocery
74 S. 27th St., Camden, NJ 08105 . . . 757-9009
NJ Wire Stitching Machine Co.
10th & Newton Ave., Camden, NJ 08103 . . . 365-0196
Ben's Check Cashing
1217 Mt. Ephraim, Camden, NJ 08103 . . . 966-7511
Ellis Goodman & Co
427 Market St., P.O. Box 530, Camden, NJ 08101 . . . 365-1200
Holmes Lounge
506 N. 27th St., Camden, NJ . . . 966-3016
Dehawk Transmission Inc.
2695 River Rd., Camden, NJ . . . 541-8166
Gerry Jr. Family Bar B Q
1309 Kaighn Ave., Camden, NJ 08101 . . . 541-0048
Ideal Floor Covering
513 White Horse Pk., Oaklyn, NJ 08105 . . . 858-1265
Tunsil Funeral Homes Inc.
812 Kaighn Ave., Camden, NJ . . . 541-6363
Mobil Oil Corp
1836 E. St. Admiral Wilson, Camden, NJ . . . 963-1086
Fire Watch Magazine, 1991 — page 54 (click for PDF)
Harris Camden Terminal Company
2201 Mt. Ephraim Ave., Camden, NJ 08104 . . . 365-8100
Broadway One Hour Cleaner
601 Broadway, Camden, NJ 08103 . . . 963-8352
C R T Inc.
110 Kaighn Ave. & Delaware River, Camden, NJ 08103 . . . 667-9696
Mary's Pharmacy Inc.
327 Marlton Ave., Camden, NJ 08105 . . . 963-7575
Custom Design Mirrors
1155 Collings Rd., Camden, NJ 08104 . . . 962-6388
Dalal Insurance Agency
2213 River Rd., Camden, NJ 08105 . . . 342-7700
Cooper Point School
3rd & State St., Camden, NJ 08102 . . . 966-5370
Empress Restaurant
492 Haddon Ave., Collingswood, NJ 08108 . . . 854-2511
Substation Deli
328 Jersey Ave., Gloucester City, NJ 08030 . . . 456-4465
Art Metal Craft Plating Inc.
529 S. Second St., Camden, NJ 08103 . . . 365-0001
John L. Lack Esq.
514 Cooper St., Suite A, Camden, NJ 08102 . . . 365-3225
Connector Products Inc.
301 Atlantic Ave., Camden, NJ . . . 541-9638
Dr. Joseph A. Mirarchi
6 N. 27th St., Camden, NJ 08105 . . . 365-2313
A. Bussie Roofing
611 Randolph St., Camden, NJ 08105 . . . 541-1315
E. White Transportation Co.
837 Pine St., Camden, NJ 08103 . . . 342-7833
Granville R. Lewis, D.D.S.
1643 Park Blvd., Camden, NJ 08103 . . . 966-6069
Barbara's Bargains
75 Jackson Rd., Berlin, NJ 08009 . . . 768-8777
Accredited Alarm Systems
106 Harvey Pl., Mt. Laurel, NJ . . . 722-0025
Fairview Liquors
1392 Collins Rd., Camden, NJ 08104 . . . 962-6969
Circle Travel
Blackwood-Clementon Rd. & Laurel, Lindenwold, NJ 08021 . . . 435-2141
Hand's Cleaning and Maintenance
456 Mechanic St., Camden, NJ 08104 . . . 544-1361
Full Line Foods Inc.
1306 S. 6th St., Camden, NJ . . . 365-6000
Mauchie Millers Running Center
Rt. 38 & 70, Pennsauken, NJ . . . 662-8118
S & H Home Remodeling
230 W. Atlantic Ave., Audubon, NJ 08106 . . . 547-4223
Gloucester Travel
105 N. Broadway, Gloucester City, NJ 08030 . . . 742-8010
The Booze Shop
1840 Admiral Wilson Blvd., Camden, NJ . . . 964-2645
Action Transmissions
35 N. Maple Ave., Marlton, NJ . . . 985-6865
Glendora Service Center
1013 Blackhorse Pk, Glendora, NJ 08029 . . . 939-1431
J. Ambrogi Food Dist
1001 Line St., Camden, NJ . . . 966-8851
Vicenzo's Creations
1048 Blackhorse Pk., Runnemede, NJ . . . 939-6499
APPCO Porcelain Co.
3502 Marlton Pk., Pennsauken, NJ 08105 . . . 663-9010
Parks Grocery
1201 Chestnut St., Camden, NJ 08103 . . . 963-2330
Woodlynne Floral Garden
1614 Ferry Ave., Woodlynne, NJ 08107 . . . 962-8200
South Jersey Spray Center
360 S. White Horse Pk., Berlin, NJ 08009 . . . 768-8875
South Jersey Ceramic Tile
6313 Westfield Ave., Pennsauken, NJ . . . 662-2671
Personal Computing Service
131 Meadow Lark Rd., Stratford, NJ 08084 . . . 627-2314
Britt Sunshine Liquors
314 S. 3rd St., Camden, NJ . . . 964-8812
Cho's Market
783 Spruce St., Camden, NJ . . . 365-0739
S & S Auto Sales
1653 Haddon Ave., Camden, NJ . . . 963-2223
Alfred Crawford Inc
517-19 Line St., Camden, NJ . . . 365-0600
Good Time Tickets
Rt. 73 & Front St., Palmyra, NJ 08065 . . . 829-3900
Arlong Auto Springs
353 Blackwood Clementon Rd., Lindenwold, NJ 08021 . . . 346-4555
Devone's Wholesale Tobacco
909 S. 4th St., Camden, NJ 08103 . . . 963-7148
Frank Santo Trucking
2500 S. Broadway, Camden, NJ . . . 365-8000
Art Metal Craft Plating Inc.
529 S. Second St., Camden, NJ 08103 . . . 365-0001
Gloucester Travel Inc.
105 N. Broadway, Gloucester City, NJ 08030 . . . 742-8010
Camden Permaform Co. Inc.
145 Marlton Ave., Camden, NJ . . . 365-6648
American Cage Bird Co.
Commerce Plaza 2, Clementon, NJ 08021 . . . 435-1608
Butt Getty
2300 Admiral Wilson Blvd., Camden, NJ . . . 541-9357
Chow Wagon Catering
2271 W. Rt. 70, Cherry Hill, NJ . . . 665-1915
Giambrone's Meats
822 S. 5th St., Camden, NJ 08103 . . . 966-0238
J R Supermarket
3201 River Rd., Camden, NJ . . . 365-4244
Fire Watch Magazine, 1991 — page 55 (click for PDF)
Wev Precision Machine Shop
113 Atco Ave., Atco, NJ . . . 767-1724
Sailor Eddies Tattooing
441 Broadway, Camden, NJ . . . 966-2772
Area Health Education Center
7th & Linden St., 1st Fl., Camden, NJ . . . 963-2432
Richard's Rapid Repairs
710 S. Broadway, Camden, NJ . . . 964-4466
Filomena Restaurant
1245 Blackwood Clementon Rd., Clementon, NJ 08021 . . . 784-6166
C. Jackal Florist
711 N. 27th St., Camden, NJ 08105 . . . 963-0007
Al's Meat Market
777 Pine St., Camden, NJ . . . 365-7759
Alfred Crawford Inc. c/o Line St. Cafe
517-19 Line St., Camden, NJ . . . 365-0600
RC's Universal Tonsoral Parlor
450 Stevens St. Camden, NJ 08103 . . . 963-9727
Erlton Italian Bakery
402 Marlton Ave., Camden, NJ 08105 . . . 966-3178
Richards Hardware Co.
132 Main St., Camden, NJ . . . 964-5663
McCormick Express
3rd & Winslow St., Camden, NJ 08104 . . . 964-5112
Bob FRischer Co., Inc.
28th & Lincoln Ave., Camden, NJ 08105 . . . 541-0120
Choe's Discount
2501 Federal St., Camden, NJ 08105 . . . 963-7451
The Water Shoppe Inc.
914 Sylvan St., Camden, NJ 08104 . . . 541-7005
Crawford's Restaurant
531 Market St., Camden, NJ . . . 963-0640
Philadelphia Type
333 Arch St., Camden, NJ . . . 342-7755
Jam Distributors
1276 S. Collings Rd., Camden, NJ 08104 . . . 962-8374
Jack Goldstein, D.O.
506 Broadway, Camden, NJ 08103 . . . 963-8907
Cooper Street Psychiatric Group
301 Cooper St., Camden, NJ 08102 . . . 966-6093
D F Recycling Corp.
1139 Sycamore St., Camden, NJ . . . 365-9158
American Tire Servicew [sic]
2606 Carman St., Camden, NJ 08101 . . . 966-7711
Father and Son
901 N. 8th, Camden, NJ 08102 . . . 541-1325
McGuire's Deli
1202 Yorkship Sq., Camden, NJ 08104 . . . 365-7319
Concord Products Inc.
1951 S. Broadway, Camden, NJ 08104 . . . 365-5200
K C Grocery
74 S. 27th St., Camden, NJ . . . 757-9009
City Wide Agency
2500 Baird Blvd., Camden, NJ 08105 . . . 541-3364
A-1 Used Auto Parts
2714 Mitchell St., Camden, NJ 08105 . . . 338-1449
Corner Pockets Billiard Club
1281 Blackwood/Clementon Rd., Clementon, NJ 08021 . . . 627-9336
Panzarotti Tarantini
349 Marlton Ave., Camden, NJ . . . 966-5725
Ronald McDonald House
311 S. 6th St., Camden, NJ 08103 . . . 342-2293
Jolie Main Nail Salon
1479 Brace Rd., Cherry Hill, NJ 08002 . . . 795-8808
Atlantic Cleaners
1542 Mt. Ephraim Ave., Camden, NJ 08103 . . . 365-2140
Pete's Photos
1200 Yorkship Sq., Camden, NJ 08104 . . . 964-9221
Law Office Richard M. Josselson
35 Kings Hwy. E., 2nd Fl., Haddonfield, NJ 08033 . . . 795-2050
Family Restaurant
2198 River Ave., Camden, NJ . . . 963-0183
D & D Auto Repairing
670 Marlton Ave., Camden, NJ . . . 432-8721
B D F Industrial Fasteners
9th & Atlantic Ave., Camden, NJ . . . 963-1600
Kaplan & Zubrin
2nd & Kaighn Ave., Camden, NJ 08103 . . . 964-1083
B & H Trucking Co.
825 E. State St., Camden, NJ . . . 964-0112
James and Annas Place
632 Chestnut St., Camden, NJ 08103 . . . 966-0472
Thomas Generators
801 Sycamore St., Camden, NJ 08103 . . . 964-8555
Real Pro Sportswear
309 S. Broadway, Camden, NJ . . . 756-0090
Carl Sorg Roofing Contrators [sic]
828 N. 30th St., Camden, NJ . . . 964-1623
Donut Queen
Haddon & Kaighs Ave., Camden, NJ . . . 342-7060
Shamrock Oil Company
4300 36th St., Pennsauken, NJ 08105 . . . 663-9483
H W R Corp.
217 Atlantic Ave., Camden, NJ 08104 . . . 963-3443
W. Harris Auto Service
2137 Mulford St., Camden, NJ 08104 . . . 541-8343
Streather and Co.
411 Pheiffer, Camden, NJ . . . 365-2070
Alston Calaf & Assoc.
130 N. Broadway, Suite 1008, Camden, NJ 08102 . . . 365-8888
S & H Vending
565 Sherry Dr., Runnemede, NJ 08078 . . . 939-0689
Yocum and Yocum
525 Cooper St., Camden, NJ 08102 . . . 963-0025
Fire Watch Magazine, 1991 — page 56 (click for PDF)
Aldo's Cash & Carry
3123 River Rd., Camden, NJ . . . 757-0060
An Be Tavern
524 Jefferson St., Camden, NJ . . . 365-9543
Thomas & Muller Co.
1929 S. 4th St., Camden, NJ . . . 963-3500
Jane's Diet Shop
Springdale & Greentree Rd., Cherry Hill, NJ 08003 . . . 424-0424
Spencer's Caribean Inn Restaurant & Bar
1219 Mt. Ephraim Ave., Camden, NJ 08104 . . . 964-1404
Denny's Custom Car Shop
286 Cherry St., Camden, NJ 08103 . . . 541-2233
Michael Bruce Florist
136 Haddon Ave., Westmont, NJ 08108 . . . 854-6322
Contractor Service
1730 Federal St., Camden, NJ 08103 . . . 365-8880
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
2907 Federal St., Camden, NJ . . . 964-2776
Boyer's Ceramic Studio
324 N. Warwick Rd., Somerdale, NJ . . . 783-2426
Parkview Motel
2251 W. State Hwy. 70, Cherry Hill, NJ . . . 665-6010
Fantastic Finishes
707 S. Blackhorse Pk., Blackwood, NJ 08012 . . . 227-9222
Diaz & Infante Grocery
276 S. 27th St., Camden, NJ 08105 . . . 964-4546
7-11 Food Store #20302
Federal & Terrace Sts., Camden, NJ 08105 . . . 365-4621
Addie's Cuddle Care
1345 Chase, Camden, NJ 08104 . . . 365-0088
Tee's Tike Shop
1120 Mt. Ephraim, Camden, NJ . . . 365-9533
Cruz Grocery Store
1132 S. Third, Camden, NJ . . . 365-7252
Sierra Capital Realty
7150 N. Park Dr., Pennsauken, NJ . . . 486-2100
Waldorf Tavern
4100 Federal St., Camden, NJ . . . 964-1888
Reliable Trailer Inc.
2201 Mt. Ephraim Ave., Camden, NJ 08104 . . . 541-1933
Garage Equipment Sales & Service
956 Reeves Ave., Camden, NJ 08104 . . . 964-7751
7-11 Food Store
408 Church St., Blackwood, NJ 08012 . . . 228-7110
Golden Donuts
White Horse Pk. & Cross Keys Rd., Berlin, NJ 08009 . . . 767-4922
Creative Jewelry Designs of Cherry Hill
1160 E. Marlton Pk., Cherry Hill, NJ 08034 . . . 795-6333
Universal Motors
413 Rt. 130, Gloucester City, NJ 08030 . . . 365-9868
V. Biasi & Sons Inc.
331 Spruce St., Camden, NJ 08103 . . . 365-3197
Engine Distributors Inc.
332 S. 17th St., Camden, NJ 08105 . . . 365-8631
Crazy Discount Store
1211 Haddon Ave., Camden, NJ . . . 966-6570
Noah's Ark Pet Center
Rt. 73 Berlin Circle Plaza, Berlin, NJ 08075 . . . 768-0577
Greytown Deli & Grocery
1200 Morton St., Camden, NJ 08104 . . . 964-9111
Ralph Bradley's Tune Up Center
2971 River Rd., Camden, NJ . . . 365-7888
Moorestown Auto and Boat Upholstery
154 B. W. Camden Ave., Morrestown, NJ 08057 . . . 235-1313
Sargur Management Inc.
7024 Westfield Ave., Pennsauken, NJ 08010 . . . 486-2079
Ernie's Market
1500 Park Blvd., Camden, NJ . . . 338-1101
Touchdown Cards
7725 Maple Ave., Pennsauken, NJ 08101 . . . 661-0911
Tabernacle of Faith Church
115 N. 5th St., Camden, NJ 08102 . . . 963-6611
Business Directory, Continued
Fire Watch Magazine, 1991 — page 57
Serrano and Associates
2937 Cramer Street
East Camden, NJ 08105
365-9005
Sargur Management
7024 Westfield Ave.
Pennsauken, NJ 08110
486-2079
Sports Connection
300 N. Blackhorse Pike
Runnemede, NJ
939-0711
P. Liedtka Trucking, Inc.
1535 Broadway
Camden, NJ 08104
365-0550
Vincie N. Smith Tire Service
7929 River Rd.
Pennsauken, NJ 08110
662-3466
White's Cove Beauty Center
2900 Federal Street
Camden, NJ
966-1611
Meineke Discount Mufflers
Route 38
Mount Holly, NJ 08060
261-0068
Best Food In Town
221 S. Delsea Drive
Vineland, NJ 08360
794-8886
Patrick J. Kelly Drums Inc.
2109 Howell St.
Camden, NJ
963-1795
Crawford's
531 Market Street
Camden, NJ 08102
963-0640
Del Construction Co., Inc.
20 Hampton Court
Blackwood, NJ 08012
228-2709
Tri-Dex Container Corp.
446 Erial Rd.
Blenheim, NJ 08012
232-8112
All Metal Recycling
815 Hylton Road, Unit 9
Pennsauken, NJ 07065
663-5500
Michael's Hair Image
Egg Harbor Rd. Wedgewood Village Ctr.
Sewell, NJ 08080
589-0536
Lead Technologies
17 South Haddon Ave.
Haddonfield, NJ 08033
795-5540
Haddon Towne Design Center
112 Haddon Avenue
Westmont, NJ 08108
854-4490
Florence Barufkin Dress Shop
295 W. Marlton Pike
Cherry Hill, NJ 08002
428-5577
J. H. Streator & Co.
411 C. Peiffer St.
Camden, NJ
365-2070
A-1 Auto Parts
2715 Mitchell Street
Camden, NJ 08105
338-1449
Tire Express
1000 N. 5th Street
Camden, NJ 08102
964-1206
Scott's Beauty, Barber & Salon Supplies
1530 Mt. Ephraim Ave.
Camden, NJ 08104
365-0405
Polonsky & Polonsky
Terrace at Sutton Towers
Collingswood, NJ 08107
858-5171
Nicholas Hairstyling For Men
225 Haddonfield-Berlin Rd.
Cherry Hill, NJ 08034
Wm. R. Coward Plumbing & Heating
20 Church St.
Camden, NJ 08105
964-6758
Elmco, Inc.
1045 Cambridge St.
Camden, NJ 08105
365-2244
Dr. E. Bruce Myers
21 Euclid Avenue
Haddonfield, NJ 08033
354-0069
William J. Jones Inc.
238 Liberty St.
Camden, NJ 08104
963-1199
Smith's Towing and Hauling
15 Phoenix Ave.
Lawnside, NJ 08045
546-5868
Carmen J. Larosa, Architect
534 Cooper St.
Camden, NJ 08102
964-5695
Camden County United Way
196 Newton Ave.
Camden, NJ
963-2720
Country Corner Deli
1 Berlin Road
Clementon, NJ 08021
784-4988
Lisa's Fashions
Browns Mills Shopping Plaza
Browns Mills, NJ 08015
893-0099
Life Call Systems Inc.
1300 Admiral Wilson Blvd.
Camden, NJ 08101
963-5433
20th Century Sign Co.
1001 Lower Landing Rd.
Blemheim, NJ 08012
228-8988
Kamp Associates
Pavilions at Greetree, Suite 308
Marlton, NJ 08053
596-7812
Ruiz Auto Sales
2935 Federal St.
Camden, NJ
338-9123
South Jersey Custom Cycle Parts
1307 Black Horse Pike
Hill Top, NJ 08012
228-7714
Friends Auto Service Repair
2009 Broadway
Camden, NJ
963-3605
Fortunato Family Flooring
404 Valley Run Drive
Cherry Hill, NJ
482-7371
Fire Watch Magazine, 1991 — page 58
Omega Communications and Sound
72 Belmont Ave.
Belleville, NJ
759-7123
Triangle Gulf
Evesham & Clements Bridge Rds.
Runnemede, NJ
939-3502
L & P Food Market
1660 Cope Street
Camden, NJ
963-2214
Robert Michael Communications Inc
3132 S. Congress Rd.
Camden, NJ 08104
962-0101
Bob Greenwood Floor Waxing
622 New Willow St.
Trenton, NJ 08618
396-3103
Herman Inc. T/A Hank's
201 Market St.
Camden, NJ 08002
541-6651
Elm Furniture
708 White Horse Pk.
Elm, NJ
567-9440
Progressive Democratic Club
1009 Ferry Ave.
Camden, NJ 08103
963-9890
Viner & Associates Realty
3 Cooper Plaza, Suite 316
Camden, NJ 08109
342-2730
Putting On The Ritz
915 White Horse Pk.
Oaklyn, NJ
858-5230
J & L Shell Corp.
2 Manor Court
Sicklerville, NJ 08081
728-0517
Mediplex Rehab - Camden
2 Cooper Plaza
Camden, NJ
342-7600
TLC University of Collingswood
461 Park Ave.
Camden, NJ 08108
854-5732
Yim's Market
3325 Westfield Ave.
Camden, NJ
365-6266
Camden Real Estate & Management
3311 Federal St.
Camden, NJ 08105
966-7202
Bennigan's
Rt. 73
Mt. Laurel, NJ
Louises Shopping & Transport Services
739 Smith Lane Mt. Holly, NJ
261-1955
Le Hair Cut Unisex
2616 River Rds.
Camden, NJ 08105
365-1516
Alpine Motor Inn
Rt. 130 North
Burlington, NJ
386-9000
Tony's Blackwood Getty
Blackhorse Pike & Lakeland
Blackwood, NJ 08012
228-5008
Ben Dor Associates
510 Liberty St.
Camden, NJ
966-0760
L & P Food Market
1660 Cope St.
Camden, NJ
963-2214
Susanna's Kitchen
Pennsauken Mart, Rt. 130 & 73
Pennsauken, NJ
488-4919
Sun Discount Store
3502 Westfield Avenue
Camden, NJ 08105
541-9789
My Favorite Muffin
Echelon Food Ct. in Eschelon Mall
Voorhees, NJ
770-0221
Nase Auto Service
Blackwood & Clementon & Laurel Rd.
Lindenwold, NJ
435-9656
Robbin Xtra Gas Station
2 White Horse Pike
Laurel Springs, NJ
782-7505
Nino's Grocery
901 N. 2nd St.
Camden, NJ 08102
338-1001
Q Room Billiard Ctr.
380 Rt. 73
Maple Shade, NJ
482-2227
Runnemede Exxon
29 S. Black Horse Pike
Runnemede, NJ 08078
939-9857
Marathon Cleaners
237 S. Blackhorse Pk.
Mt. Ephraim, NJ 08059
931-4401
J R's Custom Parts
2601 Carman
Camden, NJ
963-8888
Harbour League Club
800 Hudson Square
Camden, NJ 08102
964-2582
Connolly, Calhoun & Conolly
945 Sherman Ave.
Pennsauken, NJ 08110
662-6800
Shell Galary Station
2951 Brunswick Pk.
Trenton, NJ
896-8464
Injection Point Technology
12 Olney Avenue
Cherry Hill, NJ
424-7811
Ramsey Home
1700 Broadway
Camden, NJ 08103
963-6498
American Dredging Co.
Beach & Erie Streets
Camden, NJ 08101
963-0963
Toddler Inn Child Day Care & Pre School
508 W. King Hwy. Mt. Ephraim, NJ
931-2227
Fire Watch Magazine, 1991 — page 59
Upper Deck Baseball Cards
635 White Horse Pike
Oaklyn, NJ 08107
858-0060
Law Office Aaron Denker, Esq.
119 Sixth Avenue at Rt. 38
Mt. Laurel, NJ 08054
234-2233
7-11 Food Store #10962
Salem Road
Burlington, NJ 08016
387-7062
W.A.K.E. Industries
502 Mercer St.
Gloucester, NJ
456-5086
Westfield Avenue Pharmacy
2635 Westfield Avenue
Camden, NJ 08105
966-0100
West Park Deli
400 W. Park Ave.
Lindenwold, NJ 08021
784-8787
Fantastic Floors & Windows
424 N. Coles Ave.
Maple Shade, NJ 08052
665-0813
Saverio R. Principato Atty.
519 Federal St.
Camden, NJ 08103
964-0405
St. Josephs Pro Cathedral
2907 Federal St.
Camden, NJ 08103
964-2776
Joan's Closet
561 Haddonfield-Berlin Rd.
Voorhees, NJ 08043
768-5504
Four Winds Motor Lodge
1950 Admiral Wilson Blvd.
Camden, NJ 08109
757-0500
Tandoor Palace
Plaza 30, 328 White Horse Pk.
Clementon, NJ
435-1234
Holmes Lounge
500-510 N. 27th St.
Camden, NJ 08105
966-3016
William J. Jones, Inc.
238 Libert Street
Camden, NJ 08104
963-1199
Lourdes Ames and Hesia Assoc.
900 King Hwy. N. 210
Cherry Hill, NJ 08034
667-4664
Law Office - Carlos Morcate, Esq.
113 N. 4th St.
Camden, NJ 08102
541-1400
Cooper Hospital Medical Center Trauma Division
3 Cooper Plaza, Suite 411
Camden, NJ 08103
342-3014
B L V Family Day Care
729 Morgan Blvd.
Camden, NJ
966-1919
Memory Florists & Monuments
2117 Mt. Ephraim Ave.
Camden, NJ 08104
541-4322
Four Winds Motor Lodge
1950 Admiral Wilson Blvd.
Camden, NJ
757-0500
St. Joseph Catholic Church
2907 Federal St.
Camden, NJ 08105
964-2776
Kell's Import Clinic
510 S. Warwick Rd.
Hi-Nella, NJ
783-3324
Remtech Environmental Group
18th & Carman
Camden, NJ
365-5544
Red Circle Liquors
2301 Federal St.
Camden, NJ
964-0607
A Cut Above
404 Rt. 70
Cherry Hill, NJ 08034
482-2444
Dilworth, Paxon, Kalish & Kauffman
800 Hudson Sq., Suite 500
Camden, NJ 08102
541-5505
Physicians Choice, Inc.
900 King Hwy. N. 210
Cherry Hill, NJ 08034
667-4664
Roly-Poly Liquors Inc.
Rt. 130 & Federal St.
Camden, NJ
966-1700
R & R Metal Fabricators
1706 Federal St.
Camden, NJ
338-0707
Sparky Lyle Sluggers
334 Cooper Rd., Building A
Berlin, NJ 08009
767-8828
R & H Metal Fabricators
1706 Federal St.
Camden, NJ 08105
338-0707
Cam Core Buyers of Auto Parts
253 Spruce St.
Camden, NJ 08103
963-7431
Old English Tavern Pennsauken
4928-30 Westfield Ave.
Pennsauken, NJ 08110
662-4710
Taj Mahal
Plaza 30, White Horse Pk.
Clementon, NJ 08021
435-1234
Ambassador Gourmet Restaurant
16 S. Broadway
Camden, NJ
338-0609
S & M Framing
4024 Royal Ave.
Pennsauken, NJ 08109
665-0908
MacGeorge's Country Cottage
10 N. Main St.
Medford, NJ 08055
953-1661
Flamingo Yogurt
Bloom Circle Ctr. Rt. 73
Berlin, NJ
768-3355
Fish Bowl Liquors
321 Market St.
Camden, NJ 08101
966-0512
Fire Watch Magazine, 1991 — page 60
Lamberti Pasta Garden
Eagle Plaza
Berlin-Haddonfield Rd.
Voorhees, NJ 08043
782-7430/31
Little Sicily Pizzeria
446 Ridge Road
Lyndhurst, New Jersey 07071
460-0014
Our New FAX # 460-0040
J & J Ice Cream Delites
Berlin Circle Plaza
Rt. 73
Berlin, NJ 08091
753-1244
LAUREL MOBIL General Auto Repair
"Personalized Service at Affordable Prices"
brakes • tune-ups • lubes • oil changes
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
435-9718
Laurel & Chews Landing Road
Lindenwold, NJ
Jersey Security Systems
65 Acadia Drive
Voorhees, NJ 08043
751-8483
Haddon Liquors
1180-1182 Haddon Ave.
Camden, NJ 08103
365-4173
Pyne Poynt Marine Services
N. 7th St. (At The River)
Camden, NJ
966-1352
Do It Again 5 & 10
2922 Federal Street
Camden, NJ 08105
778-0262
Chang's Family Market
2421 Federal Street
Camden, NJ
365-1827
Melitta USA
1401 Berlin Road
Cherry Hill, NJ
428-7202
Gwentergreen
347 Morse Street
Camden, NJ 08105
541-7875
Barkley Citgo
1000 E. Marlton Pike
Cherry Hill, NJU
429-9880
Commercial Recycling
1531 Ferry Avenue
Camden, NJ 08104
963-7662
Peter A. Cunicelli Jr. C.P.A.
571 Haddon Avenue
Collingswood, NJ 08108
858-4700
Charles E. Brimm, M.D.
514 Kaighn Avenue
Camden, NJ 08103
964-2340
Cousins Food Market, Inc.
300 Marlton Pike
Camden, NJ 08105
365-0230
Frank's Deli Supermarket
3300-3600 River Avenue
Camden, NJ 08105
963-5667
Luby & Bev's
1240 Kaighn Avenue
Camden, NJ
963-0455
Dawn's Deli
1244 Old Black Horse Pike
Hill Top, NJ
232-6666
Orsini's at Pennsauken
3800 Haddonfield Rd.
Pennsauken, NJ
488-5800
Eastside Deli & Mabel's Food Market
2206 Federal Camden, NJ 08105
541-1442
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Fire Watch Magazine, 1991 — rear cover
Keep Up The Good Work
[ornamental heart flourish]
Camden County Energy Recovery Assoc.
600 Morgan
Camden, NJ
[telephone icon]
966-7174
Owner & Operator
1050 Tons Per Day
Camden Resource Recovery Facility