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Fusing fantasy
and history

Turkey time!

Moorestown High School teacher combines

historical and fantastical war literature
in his high school English class
By BRIGIT BAUMA
The Sun
What do historical wars and
fantasy have to do with each
other? As far as Moorestown
High School English teacher
Lewis Lazarow is concerned, a lot
more than one would think.
Lazarow created the War and
the Fantastic class, which combines literature about wars in history and fantastical war literature.
The kids like reading both of
them. Talking about them back
and forth, conversation style, we
make connections between the
books, Lazarow said.
Lazarow, a Marlton resident,
and his War and the Fantastic
class will be featured on NJEAs
Classroom Close-up, NJ, modeling a poetry lesson. The segment
will air on Sunday, Dec. 28 at 7:30
a.m. on NJTV.
According to NJTV, Classroom Close-up, NJ is a magazine
program focusing on innovative
education in New Jersey's public

schools. The
series features
the students,
teachers and
communities
who
create
and
participate in successful school
projects and
LAZAROW
events.
Lazarow
was originally asked to be on the
series by the Geraldine R. Dodge
Poetry Festival, an event for
teachers and students to visit
poets throughout the country.
Many of the poets are war veterans, poets with physical disabilities and more. Dodge Poetry Festival hosts days for teachers as well
as students and allows them to go
to panels to speak and ask questions to various poets.
It is a remarkable experience.
There is nothing like it. Ever
since I first went to the festival,
every two years it comes around
please see LAZAROW, page 16

BRIGIT BAUMA/The Sun

Madeline Broadwater wears her turkey crown she made during the craft time of the 4-5-year-old
story time at the Moorestown Library. The story time on Nov. 21 included many Thanksgiving and
turkey-themed stories, songs and crafts.

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

Perfect seasons
WAMS field hockey team goes
undefeated for two years. PAGE 4

Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Classified . . . . . . . . . . . 2933
Editorials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Police Report . . . . . . . . . . . 10

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Voters approved two referendum questions on Sept. 30 one
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School, carpeting and flooring replacements at UES, theater improvements and athletic fields improvements.
The state pledged $13.7 million
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Moorestown Board of Education
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made earlier that day with a result of a 3.376 percent interest
rate, less than the 5 percent that
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havent calculated how this affects the individual homeowner

yet, but the $37 or so we had anticipated costing the average homeowner would actually be less than
that. So we are very pleased about
that.
Board President Don Mishler
explained that before the school
district went to bid, it still needed
to get an architect and construction manager for the projects. The
bidding process could take somewhere between 30 and 60 days.
It is possible that some things
would be able to be done this summer, but we havent identified
what they are and if we are at this
point doing anything, Mishler
said.
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By NICK COHEN
The Sun
How does a team improve upon
going undefeated and not allowing an opposing team to score all
season?
The answer is it cant.
But the team can do it again,
and thats exactly what the
eighth-grade field hockey team of
William Allen Middle School did
this season.
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please see TEAMS, page 14

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The William Allen Middle School eighth-grade field hockey team finished its middle school career with a perfect 28-0 record and did not
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is the season, as they say. Tis

the season to be jolly. Tis the
season to bundle up and drink
hot chocolate. Tis the season to spend
extra time with loved ones. Tis the
season to start your holiday shopping if you havent already. And tis
the season to shop local.
This week marks the official start to
the holiday shopping season, but if
youve been out and about this month,
you have noticed holiday decorations
and specials at stores throughout our
area.
Much of the attention of the holiday
shopping season falls on two days
Black Friday and, now, Cyber Monday but dont forget to shop local for
your holiday gifts.
Keeping your spending dollars in
your hometown, or at least in the region, has immense benefits on the

Your thoughts
How are you playing your part this holiday
season? Share your shopping stories with
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local economy.
Even companies as large as American Express are touting the importance of shopping local. The company
started the now well-known Small
Business Saturday the Saturday
after Thanksgiving, the day after
Black Friday in 2010 to promote
small businesses. Last year, a study reported an estimated $5.7 billion was
spent at small businesses on that day!
A vibrant and successful local business community has a trickle-down effect on our own pockets. Just think:

letter to the editor

Writer questions how
water situation handled
Regarding the letter to the editor concerning well closures:
Mr. Mullin stated the leaks were first detected in March 2013, which doesnt mean
that was the beginning of something that
may have been brewing for decades. There
have been questions and concerns about
the water table around the old RCA plant
on the east side of town.
Knowing about the questionable chemicals and taking action are two very different things. The EPA described them as
likely carcinogens. Those folks do not
like to make definitive statements about
what causes cancer. Hey, theyre a government agency and need to play both sides of
the political fence, so the term likely is

actually the word yes.

The DEP used the word prudent to
shut the wells down, which means discreetly shrewd. You bet.
With that in mind, Scott Carew patted
himself on the back and said wells were
closed voluntarily. Thats because the
stalling time was running out; they had to
do something. If not, the issue would have
gotten bigger and a forced closure would be
eminent. And we all know something as
egregious as that would provoke negative
publicity, thus casting a dark shadow over
The Best Place to Live in America story
published by Money Magazine. As for substituting bottled water when in doubt
about contaminants, I cant help but wonder if the town officials dealing with the
delays in this matter allow their children
to drink tap water.
Jean Steuernagel

Successful local businesses make

other businesses want to locate in our
town.
More businesses equals more ratables, which, in turn, lowers our taxes.
The more ratables we have, and the
lower our taxes are, the more attractive our community becomes to future
residents.
It all starts with you. If you have a
choice between buying a gift at a big
box store or a local mom-and-pop, support your neighbors by making that
purchase locally.
Our small businesses are already
fighting an uphill battle against the
marketing dollars of the big box
stores.
Lets all help them out by opening
their doors and opening our wallets to
them. We can make it a truly happy
holiday season.

Candlelight Night
returns on Dec. 5
Moorestown hosts its Candlelight
Night on Dec. 5 from 6 to 9 p.m., sponsored by the Moorestown Business Association members Fox & Roach, Berkshire Hathaway and South Jersey Federal Credit Union.
As the holidays approach, the Main
Street business district opens its doors
for a fun, family-shopping night filled
with the sounds and tastes of the season.
Percheron Park will be filled with the
sound of sleigh bells as the Percheron
horse carriage rides roll down Main
Street for the second year. These strong,
gentle horses were first bred in
Moorestown in the 1800s and soon will
be commemorated in the park. Buy tickets early for this wonderful old-fashioned entertainment.

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NOV. 26DEC. 2, 2014 THE MOORESTOWN SUN 7

happenings at parks & rec

A time to give thanks

By KAHRA F. BUSS
Dept. of Parks & Recreation
As the holiday season approaches, the Moorestown Department of Parks and Recreation is counting its blessings.
Following a year of renovations
and redesign to the department
and the Church Street Recreation
Center, the Department of Parks
and Recreation entered 2014 with
a list of objectives. This entity,
which provides programs and facilities to thousands of people,
has been able to achieve these
goals in preparation of 2015 due
to the generosity of local nonprofits, local businesses, individuals and state, county and private
grant programs.
The sponsors for youth sports
programs are key to providing
competitive play opportunities
for thousands of youth. Sean Fis-

chel Connect, Carl's Shoes, CLC

Locksmiths, Workman's Bike
Shop, 8 Meter Lacrosse and Joan
Delaney Long and Foster provided funding for team shirts for 2014
Recreation Youth Soccer and
Recreation Field Hockey Leagues.
The amazing support from these
local organizations and businesses made it possible for every 2014
recreation soccer and field hockey participant to have a team
shirt.
The year 2014 saw the expansion of Special Needs Programs
offered through the Department
of Parks and Recreation. The
ability to provide services and
programs to this community is a
tremendous gift to special needs
individuals, parents and caregivers alike. The ability to recreate in a forum specifically designed to meet the requirements
please see SCHOLARSHIPS, page 24

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THURSDAY NOV. 27
Thanksgiving Day: Offices and
libraries are closed in observance
of the national holiday.

FRIDAY NOV. 28
Lisa
Scottoline
Betrayed
Visit/Signing: 7 p.m. at the
Barnes & Noble in Moorestown.
Join us for best-selling author
Lisa Scottoline. Scottoline visits
to sign her new book, "Betrayed,"
which releases on Nov. 25. The
first 60 customers to purchase
the book at the Moorestown
store will get one VIP seat with
preferred signing access. Call for
details (856) 608-1622.
Charitable Flag Football Tournament: 11 a.m. at Wesley Bishop

Football Fields. The Moorestown

Charitable
Works
Club
announced it will hold its 7th
annual charitable flag football
tournament at Wesley Bishop
Football Fields on Church Street
in Moorestown. The event is rain
or shine. All proceeds go to The
Boys & Girls Club of Camden
County. It is a $200 donation per
team. For questions or event
information contact Dan Carrigan
at dcarrigan@msn.com.

SUNDAY NOV. 30
Historical Society of Moorestown
Mansion Tours and Gift Shop: 1
to 3 p.m. at Smith Cadbury Mansion. For more information visit
www.moorestown.com/history.
Saint Matthew Lutheran Church:
Worship services at 8:30 and 11

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a.m. Sunday school and adult

forum at 9:45 a.m. 318 Chester
Ave., Moorestown.
Center for Conscious Living: Celebration service at 10 a.m. at
Moorestown Community House,
16 E. Main St., Moorestown.
First United Methodist Church:
Worship services at 8:30 a.m.
(contemporary and traditional),
9:30 a.m. (contemporary) and 11
a.m. (traditional). Communion at
all services first Sunday of the
month. 446 Camden Ave.,
Moorestown.
First Presbyterian Church: Worship services at 8, 8:30 and 11
a.m. Arabic Fellowship Worship at
5 p.m. 101 Bridgeboro Road,
Moorestown.
Trinity Episcopal Church: Holy
Eucharist at 7:45 a.m. Parish
Eucharist at 9 a.m. Morning
prayer and sermon at 11:15 a.m.
207 W. Main St., Moorestown.
Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church: Adult Church School
at 9 a.m. Worship service at 10:30
a.m. 512 N. Church St.,
Moorestown.
Our Lady of Good Counsel: Regular
Mass at 7:30, 9 and 10:30 a.m.
and noon. 42 W. Main St.,
Moorestown.
First Baptist Church
of
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Sunday Chat at 9 a.m. Worship at

10 a.m. Coffee/fellowship at 11
a.m. Sunday discussion at 11:30
a.m. 19 W. Main St., Moorestown.
Hope Community Church: Comeas-you-are worship service at
10:30 a.m. 235 W. Main St.,
Moorestown.
Moorestown Friends Meeting
(Quakers): Opening exercises
9:30 a.m., worship service at 10
a.m. Social hour follows. Childcare available. 118 East Main St.,
Moorestown. All are welcome.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints: Worship services
at 10 a.m. 319 Bridgeboro Road,
Moorestown.
Questions call
(609) 346-4348.
Destiny Church Service: 10 a.m. at
William Allen Middle School, 801
North
Stanwick
Road,
Moorestown. Nursery and KidsZone available. For more information visit www.destinynj.org or
call (609) 386-3142.

Jack Favorite Film Festival: 7:30

p.m. at the Moorestown Library.
December's feature is "O. Henry's Full House."
Second Annual Tree Lighting Celebration: 5:30 p.m. at the
Moorestown Community House.
CBS 3 and Moorestowns own
Kathy Orr will once again be on
the front lawn of the Community
House to continue this memorable tradition celebrating the
most wonderful time of the year.
Festivities include a childrens
story, musical entertainment,
warm clothing collections, hot
chocolate, cookies and water and
a toy collection. The tree lighting
will be broadcasted live around
6:15 p.m. and followed by a drive
by visit from Santa on a fire
truck.
Overeaters Anonymous: 7:30 p.m.
at St. Matthew Lutheran Church,
318 Chester Ave. Call (609) 2390022 or visit www.southjerseyoa.org.

MONDAY DEC. 1

TUESDAY DEC. 2

Intro to Guitar with Moorestown

School of Music: Grades four and
up. 4 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. at the
Moorestown Library. Guitar
instructor Bryan Williams will
give students a sneak peek at
what it is like to learn to play the
guitar. Call or stop by to register.

Make a Gum Drop Tree: Grade

three. 4:15 p.m. at the
Moorestown Library. Brighten up
your holiday with a festive tree
made of colorful gumdrops. Call
or stop by to register.
Eagles Talk with SalPal!: 7 p.m. at
the Moorestown Library. Sal
Paolantonio, national correspondent with ESPN, will host an
hour-long discussion of all things
Birds! He will also sign copies of
his books, "How Football Explains
America,"
"The Paolantonio
Report" and "Frank Rizzo: The
Last Big Man in Big City America. Books will be available for
purchase or bring your own.
Moorestown Walks by David Bicking: 7:30 p.m. at the Municipal
Parking Lot. Moorestown Walks.
This walk is approximately three
miles at a moderate pace. We will
be taking different routes
through Moorestown's historic
streets. This isn't an endurance
hike or a nature walk. This is a
walk on suburban streets and
sidewalks to stretch the legs after
work on a mid-week night with
good company and conversation.
Meet across Second Street in the
Municipal Parking Lot. For more
information contact leader David
Bicking at (609) 332-2109 or
dbickin@yahoo.com, the Outdoor
Club of South Jersey.

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threats as a result of an incident
that occurred on Nov. 8.

On Nov. 7, a 56-year-old man of

Moorestown was arrested and
charged with simple assault due
to a domestic dispute on Oct. 30.
He was released on recognizance
on a warrant.

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Boscovs
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Moorestown Mall in a shopping
bag valued at $79.99. Also, a 24year-old male of Philadelphia
was arrested and charged with
shoplifting. He concealed an Eagles hoodie valued at $60 in a bag
from Boscovs Department Store
in the Moorestown Mall. Both
were released on a summons.

On Nov. 7, an 18-year-old man

and 19-year-old woman of
Moorestown were arrested and
charged with criminal trespass.
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on Cove Road, in which they were
not permitted. Both were released
on a summons.

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Cooks Tour celebrates 51 years

Four decorated holiday homes featured at Dec. 3 event
The Cooks Tour returns to
Moorestown this year with four
beautiful homes decorated for the
holiday season.
This marks the 51st year of the
Cooks Tour. Organized by the Virtua Memorial Auxiliaries, this
community fundraiser will support renovations to the Oncology
Infusion Center at Virtua Memorial in Mt. Holly.
The public is welcomed to tour
four beautiful Moorestown homes
that are decorated for the holiday
season.
The event takes place on
Wednesday, Dec. 3 from 10 a.m. to
8 p.m. The homes selected for the

tour will be listed on tour tickets

along with a map of the locations.
Tickets are available online at
cookstour.ticketleap.com and at
participating Moorestown businesses. Day of tickets are available for purchase at the
Moorestown Community House
located at 16 East Main St. in
Moorestown from 9 a.m. until
noon.
Online
tickets,
available
through Dec. 2, are $22, by mail or
in-store tickets are $20 and day of
tickets are $25. Tickets are limited.
The Cooks Tour was started in
1962 by the Curtis Auxiliary, an

all-volunteer organization founded by a group of Moorestown

women. It was named in honor of
Dr. Howard M. Curtis, a pediatrician at what is now known as Virtua Memorial.
This facility is widely used by
members of our community who
undergo
cancer
treatments
through Virtuas Fox Chase Cancer Program. The renovations
will enhance the privacy and
healing environment for patients
and their families. The renovated
center will help provide patients
battling cancer with the best experience possible during a very
difficult time.

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Teams record a first

for coach, too
TEAMS
Continued from page 4

Maryellen Heeneke, the team finished with a 14-0 record for the
2014 fall season. Overall, the team
finished its middle school career
with an amazing record of 28-0.
Even more impressive is that the
team did not allow a goal in any of
the 28 games played during their
seventh- and eighth-grade seasons. This has never been accomplished before in the school's history, according to Heeneke.
Heeneke, who coaches the
eighth-grade team but not the seventh, was unaware of the accomplishment initially.
I didnt realize it, but as the
season went along we noticed that
we hadnt been scored upon yet
and the girls said we werent
scored upon last year either. Its
an amazing group of girls,
Heeneke said.
The majority of the teams roster was the same as last years
seventh-grade team, and Heeneke

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said its their dedication that

makes the difference.
Its such a love of field hockey
that they have. They are so dedicated and so committed to the
sport, Heeneke said. We have
excellent feeder programs and
most if not all of the girls play for
travel teams.
Even in her 31st year of coaching field hockey, this was a first
for Heeneke.
Ive had undefeated seasons
but never a season when the team
wasnt scored upon, Heeneke
said. Its a special group. Its
going to be interesting to follow
them going forward. Im hoping
this group stays together. I cant
wait to watch them play at high
school.
Team members include: Delaney Lawler, Colleen Craven,
Katie Stefano, Lauren Pickul,
Shannon Raue, Shelby Young,
Olivia Sever, Shea Balderson,
Maddie Lucidi, Madison Sever,
Kaitlyn Eckenrode, Izzy Ernst,
Mara Penner, Morgan Darmo,
Kayla Frank, Kristin Shapiro,
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Second annual tree lighting is Dec. 1

Come one! Come all! The board
of trustees and staff of the Community House are excited to kick
off the 2014 holiday season with
our neighbors, friends and family
at the second annual tree lighting
celebration.
CBS 3 and Moorestowns own
Kathy Orr will once again join us
on the front lawn of the Community House to continue this memorable tradition celebrating the
most wonderful time of the year.
On Monday, Dec. 1 at 5:30 p.m.,
the holiday season will officially
begin in Moorestown as our community gathers on the front lawn
of the Community House for the
2nd Annual Tree Lighting Celebration.
Last year, more than 1,000
friends and families shared this
memory with us and we hope to
see even more of you this year.
We were amazed at the
turnout to last years celebration.
Clearly, this is something everyone in town was excited to experience, and we expect this years

event to be even better, said

George Schulmann, board president.
The Community House represents Moorestowns unity and
focus on giving back. Our mission
is to bring people together and
bond them to our town. The tree
lighting unites friends, families
and organizations in such a positive way, and I am thrilled that we
are able to bring this tradition to
our community, Laurie Palko
said, trustee and chair of the Tree
Lighting Committee.
Festivities will begin on the
front lawn at 5:30 p.m. and will include:
Childrens story by Timothy
R. Hollybottom
Musical entertainment by the
Madrigals and the Philly POPS
Warm clothing collections by
MooreKids
Hot chocolate donated by
Brandywine Senior Living
Cookies and water donated by
Wegmans
Toy collection by the Salva-

tion Army
Candy canes passed around
by Community House board
members and staff
The event will culminate with
the lighting of our 20-foot Norway
Spruce generously donated last
year by Pete Palko in honor of his
mother.
The tree will once again be decorated with beautiful lights graciously donated by Moorestown
Hardware with the labor to hang
the lights being donated by Hyperion Tree Service.
The tree lighting, which will be
broadcast live around 6:15 p.m.,
will be followed by a drive by visit
from Santa on a fire truck!
To learn more about the Community House, visit us at
www.ourcommunityhouse.com
or just stop by!
The mission of the Community
House is to continue to strengthen our community by providing a
historic civic, social and recreational setting for non-profits,
clubs, individuals and families.

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Lazarow said.
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him how Classroom Close-up,
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teachers experience at the festival and asked if he would be interested, since he had been going
since 1998. Of course, Lazarow
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nerve-wracking. But Lazarow admitted that, in the end, it was fine
and he did whatever it is I usually do.
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my favorite part: listening to the
students. So much of my philosophy, even though I am the educational leader of the room, it is
about their willingness to be a
participant. What they say and
get from it is what I love that they
do. Looking at the material, saying, this is what I saw or this is a
question that I had. Im glad that
people will see my favorite part,
hearing
them
offer
their
thoughts. I wouldve been completely happy if they just filmed
the students, Lazarow said.
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bit of hesitance about being on
camera, he seemed happy to have
the opportunity for his class and
students be featured. He also expressed his love of teaching his
students as well as his thanks to
the school, allowing him much
opportunity in regard to his class.
I love what I do. I love the fact
that I have the opportunity to
work with the kids I work with. I
love the fact that I work in a place
that was willing to take the
chance to do a war and fantasy
class. I dont know that everyone
would give a class like that a
chance at the high school level.
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lets give it the full support and
encourage kids to sign up for the
class. That is the progressive attitude that keeps kids wanting to
learn more, that they can apply
that knowledge to other things,
and that means a lot, Lazarow
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High school hosts veterans ceremony

Moorestown High School honored local and community veterans in a ceremony held in the
MAC on Tuesday, Nov. 11, Veterans Day.
The Student Association and
its advisor, Linda Dickason,
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the MHS band and their respective teachers, Christopher Norris
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Student leadership and volunteers accompanied the honored
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ranging from World War II to 21st
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The keynote speaker, Michael
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colonel and grandfather of MHS
students, delivered a thoughtful
and inspiring speech to the student body, faculty and invited
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The Madrigals sang America
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Detained shoplifter assaults officer

cards were used to purchase Lord
& Taylor gift cards. He was committed to the Burlington County
Jail in default of $2,000 bail.

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occupied vehicle on Haines Drive,
an officer smelled the odor of marijuana, which resulted in special
complaint charges of possession
of CDS marijuana under 50 grams
and possession of drug paraphernalia. An 18-year-old male of
Moorestown was arrested.
On Nov. 15, Macys Department
Store in the Moorestown Mall reported a shoplifter in custody. A
50-year-old male of Willingboro
was arrested and charged with
shoplifting. The man concealed
six pairs of earrings valued at
$505 in his coat pocket. He was remanded to the Burlington County
Jail in default of $1,000 bail.
On Nov. 15, a 40-year-old male
of Elkton, Md., was arrested and
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store without paying
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on a summons. The total value of
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On Nov. 16, Boscovs Department Store in the Moorestown

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charged with shoplifting. She
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and a wine cork holder in a bag

On Nov. 18, a 24-year-old female

of Philadelphia was arrested and
charged with robbery, shoplifting
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Pennsylvania. She stole merchandise valued at $203.27 from Marshalls/HomeGoods on Route 38
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pipers, the Moorestown
High School band and
the Liberty Band. In addition, there will be
marching units and floats. The
theme of this year's parade is
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Cash prizes will be awarded to
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Scottoline will discuss and sign
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some special guests. The evening
will feature well-known Christmas favorites as well as some
soon-to-be-classic contemporary
Christmas tunes. There will be an
art exhibit, free coffee and tea,
and homemade goodies for sale.
Admission is free, and donations and proceeds will benefit
Moorestowns food banks. Doors
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of this community is a tremendous gift. The Department of
Parks and Recreation is proud to
serve as a leader in the state for its
progressive special needs programs. Through gifts from Begley
Law Firm, the Special Needs Social Skills Classes were offered at
the Church Street Recreation Center. Additional gifts from the
Moorestown Education Foundation, Bayada Nurses, Quaker
Wealth and Sean Fischel Connect
funded the Summer Special Needs
Program (Day Camp) and was
able to provide full-day coverage
of services to nearly 20 special
needs students. Additional finan-

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time have been donated by the
Williams and Altschuler families.
In January, a Special Needs
Providers Fair will be hosted at
the Church Street Recreation Center to continue to build the
breadth of opportunities special
needs families and professionals.
The department also thanks
the Friends Enrichment Program, MoorArts and MooreKids
for their generous donation of ongoing scholarships for the Summer Parks and Summer Theater
programs and additional recreation programs throughout the
year. More than 600 lunches were
provided by Live Civilly in 2014 to
many Summer Parks Program
campers attending on these scholarships. The Perfect Game has
joined the ranks of supporting organizations by collecting used
sports equipment and providing
it to families through the Recreation Department offices. Additional gifts for the Summer Parks
Program were donated by Home
Depot for the Picket Fence Project

and Moorestown Hardware for

additional supplies.
Additionally, through the generosity of grant programs, the
Department of Parks and Recreation has been able to make improvements to facilities and parks
without additional burdens to
Moorestown residents. For example, the Burlington County Municipal Grant Program awarded
Moorestown $250,000 for purposes
of Phase I of the Hockey Rink
rehab program for the Wesley
Bishop Hockey Rink. The funding from this program will allow
the DPR to improve the overall
stability and safety of these
rinks, which receive so much use.
Additionally, the Macys National
Recreation and Park Association
partnership awarded $250 to
Strawbridge Lake Park.
The Church Street Recreation
Center, (aka The Rec) after undergoing a year-long rehabilitation,
entered 2014 with big ideas and big
plans. Without the support of
please see WORD, page 28

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On Sunday evening, Dec. 7,
from 5 to 8 p.m. the First United
Methodist Church, Camden and
Pleasant Valley Avenues, will celebrate the Advent season by presenting the Community-Sing of
Handels Messiah for the 33rd
consecutive year, under the direction of Donna Banes. Accompanying on the organ will be Glenn
Rodgers, organist and director of
music.
There are no rehearsals before
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tenor or bass) and the solo numbers are sung by the entire vocal
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those who just come to listen and
sit in the middle of a choir of a

few hundred singers.

The program will begin at 5
p.m. in the church sanctuary,
break for an intermission with
light refreshments, and end at approximately 8 p.m. with the Hallelujah Chorus. Individuals my
bring a music score or purchase
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The facilities meet the standard set by the American Disabilities Act for general access. Childcare will be available and a free
will offering will be taken.

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Continued from page 2
the money left would be used to
pre-pay the bonds. The district is
only allowed to spend the money
on things voters approved.
Mishler also brought up the
Upper Elementary School roof
that he said a lot of people have
been asking questions about. The
school roof is still under warranty, with five years left, and is
planned to be replaced before it
gets out of warranty. However,
the board put it in the bond referendum thinking about timing,
prices, low interest rates and
state aid.
It was a tough decision. The
board debated it significantly,
Mishler said.
It is something that must be
planned and organized, as financially responsible as we can for
the voters, Mishler said.
In other news:
According to the board, there
has been some confusion in regard to the PARCC tests and opt
outs. In New Jersey, there is no
opting out for the PARCC test.
The next BOE meeting will be
Dec. 9 at 7:30 p.m. at the William
W. Allen Middle School.

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Word of month for November is gratitude

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Continued from page 24
businesses, schools and individuals, these plans would still be on
the shelf, but now, as 2014 comes to
a close and 2015 is right around the
corner, these plans are ready to be
unveiled. Generous donations
from Philip J. Hiller Tandem Associates Plumbing Contractor, Bruce
Gargano and Carpenters Local
255, and PMH Engineering, to
make the Rec Center third-floor
kitchen functional, has prepared
the Rec Center for the unveiling its
commercial kitchen plans and
culinary classes. Eagle Scout
Brendan Hillman will be painting
the newly renovated art and music
rooms on the third floor as part of
his gift to The Rec. The donation
of two pianos from Mary Roberts
Elementary School and the tuning
services of Anthony Darrow have
prepared the third-floor music studio for instructor Dante Covert,
and the first students have already

enrolled.
Every afternoon The Rec hosts
more than 40 youth in its Open
Gym after school program.
Through a generous donation of
bus service through Moorestown
Township Public Schools, students receive transportation from
WAMS daily to find activity and
security with rec staff and their
peers. Through the generous provisions of Live Civilly and its
partnership with the Moorestown
Ministerium, Moorestown Jewish Association and MEND
(Moorestown Ecumenical Neighborhood Development) every afternoon these youth receive
healthy snacks. Ministerium
partners include: First Presbyterian Church of Moorestown,
First
Baptist
Church
of
Moorestown, St. Matthew Lutheran Church, Trinity Episcopal
Church, First United Methodist
Church, Second Baptist Church,
Our Lady of Good Counsel, The
Religious Society of Friends in
Moorestown and HOPE Community Church. With more than 200

bodies in the building each week,

the Live Civilly ExCELS Snack
Program helps to maintain not
only healthy bodies, but also a
healthier atmosphere. Additionally, the Live Civilly ExCELS
Homework Help Program is available to all Moorestown youth.
This free, after-school, academic
assistance program reaches
young people in need of a helping
hand. Sean Fischel Connect also
generously donated the funds to
provide WIFI at the Church Street
Recreation Center so that program participants or parents of
participants have ease of access.
The Rec has adopted a Word of
the Month program, and this
months word is gratitude. Encouraging the youth and Rec Center participants to embrace this
word brings our Thanksgiving article to a close. Many thanks to
the organizations, businesses,
programs and individuals who
support the many activities provided by the Department of Parks
and Recreation. Thanksgiving
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