An overview of picnic festivities
reveals our gorgeous day.

Eric and Brinna Stocklin watch
the boats and view from the park.They
are the grandchildren of Paulsboro
School Superintendent Dr. Frank Scambia.

Eye On Paulsboro was taped with Chief Financial Officer
John Salvatore, Show Host and Mayor John Burzichelli
and Councilmember John Giovanetti.

Archie Remick with Mayor
John Burzichelli.

Gezzis Water Ice line is
always a popular place.

Alex had fun at
the balloon toss.

Floyd and staff cook for
picnic rib orders.

The food line at the picnic
was worth the short wait.

Former Paulsboro wrestler, Trevor Suter, and former
Paulsboro football player, Mark Quint showed their town
pride by hanging around at the picnic.

Paulsboro 1942 graduate,
Don Colanero, enjoyed
the picnic celebration.

Paulsboro Chamber of Commerce President and Welfare Director,
Virginia Scott, visits Paulsboro graduate,
Boxer Chaz Witherspoon, and his sister, Indya.

Chaz Witherspoon spoke with
Dr. Quint.

The Paulsboro Police Department was represented
by Cpt. Frank Grogan and the Paulsboro Pride Patrol.
Sgt. Chris Gilcrest and Ptl. Dave Forand surveyed the
park grounds in conjunction with acting Judge Clark
and Special Officer Robert Banks.

Lisa Van Scoy (left) spent the day with
her twin, Paulsboro Clerk Kathy Van Scoy.

Judge Clark used the loudspeaker to round
up patrons not wearing red in support of
Paulsboro's Old Fashion Picnic.

Those patrons wearing colors other than
red needed to wear a Paulsboro Pride Button or be taken in by officers to
the dunk tank.

Sgt. Chris Gilcrest takes Kevin
LaMastra to the Dunk Tank.

Good sport LaMastra gets cooled
off in the Dunk Tank.

An old fashioned picnic was had by
Evelyn Mattson and Catherine Sawyer.

Vikki Poh-Eikom relaxed in her tent.
She is with the Visitation Ministry at
the Billingsport United Methodist Church.

Being a family is always in
fashion with the Tedeski clan.

School Board Member Michael
Licciardello with daughter.

Librarians Mrs. Curtis Banks and Mrs. Violet Valentine
assisted with the picnic organization.

Judy MacKenzie and son, Kevin, view
vintage photographs taken at earlier
Paulsboro events.

Skipping stones on the river
is an art in itself.

Tina Sullivan sang for the crowd.

Group dances to the sounds of
Jamaica-Me-Crazy DJ's.

Marlin of Jamaica-Me-Crazy DJ's
rocks the crowd.

Special Officer Robert Banks visits with
Leslie Adams, left, and Mrs. Blackson.

Councilmember Elsie Tedeski instructs
the crowd to the day's birthday singing.

Paulsboro's 100th Birthday Cake

Steve holds the cake.

While Alex cuts through, Mayor Burzichelli instructs his cameraman
to include the massive crowd on video. They filmed the cake
singing to be viewed on "Eye On Paulsboro!"

The crowd of all ages
gathers to participate.

"Happy Birthday" is sung
by the picnic patrons.

Picnic Chairperson Mrs. Curtis Banks
cut the 100th Birthday Cake.