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some of my
high
school
alumni
and
even
those
who graduated in other
classes
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come out, he
said.
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MATARESE
jumped into
stand-up comedy at the age of 19. For a number
of years, his performances involved being observational about
everyday issues and topics. He described his style as similar to
Jerry Seinfeld, saying it was a
style most comedians were using
at the time.
I was doing what I thought
you were supposed to do,
Matarese said. I thought you had
to do what everyone else was
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The following Cherry Hill East
boys tennis score was submitted
by varsity head coach Greg deWolf.
Cherry Hill East defeated Cherokee, 3-2
Singles:
First singles: Connor Dickerson, Cherokee, defeated Rahul
Goculdas 6-4 6-7 (3-7) 13-11
Second singles: Elan Boyarsky,
Cherry Hill East, defeated Grant
Sokol 6-4 6-4
Third
singles:
Santiago
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Doubles:
First doubles: Jesse Dubrow
and Sam Yoon, Cherry Hill East,
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Second doubles: Aaron Silverberg and Drew Meklinsky, Cherry
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Meditation practice: 1 p.m. at N.
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designed for individuals 55 years
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with the anxiety and stress of
everyday life or those who battle
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Create awareness methods to
diminish stress and create balance for yourself. The class is
free. No previous experience
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call (856) 488-7868 or email
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Crazy Eights Club: Grades three to
five. 4:30 p.m. at Cherry Hill Public Library. Join Bedtime Maths
Crazy Eights and build stuff, run
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Bring a towel or change of
clothes.
Tot Shabbat at Temple Emanuel: 7
p.m. in the chapel. 1101 Springdale
Road, Cherry Hill.
Family Shabbat at Temple
Emanuel: 7:30 p.m. in the sanctuary. 1101 Springdale Road, Cherry
Hill.
Overeaters Anonymous open
meeting: 7:30 p.m. at Kennedy
Hospital, Cooper Landing Road
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239-0022 or visit www.southjerseyoa.org for information.
Garden State Rotary Club of Cherry Hill meeting: Noon at Ponzios
Diner and Restaurant, Route 70.
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information.
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at Cherry Hill Community Center,
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Plant swap
set for May 12
The Horticultural Society of
South Jersey will hold a plant
swap on Tuesday, May 12, from 7
to 9 p.m. at the Carmen Tilelli
Community Center in Cherry
Hill. The event is free and open to
the public.
The community is invited to
come and share plant abundance
with others. Suggested plants include houseplants, seedlings,
seeds, bulbs, succulents, cacti,
water plants and clean garden
tools in good condition. No invasive, sick or insect-infested plants
are welcome.
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plants and list growing instruction. All are encouraged to bring
plants for new gardeners for the
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There is no
way a Mom and
Dad or a family
can ever prepare for a childs
catastrophic illness or severe
disability. In addition to the
devastating
emotional toll
on parents and
siblings, the economic impact in medical bills and
other costs can bring the
family to its financial knees.
To help families deal with
the financial consequences
of life-altering illness or disability. The Camden County
Board of Freeholders has established a ground breaking
program to help parents access the funds they need for
their children, without destroying the familys financial future.
Heres how it works. We
discovered last year that the
State of New Jersey has a
very substantial fund called
The Catastrophic Illness in
Children Relief Fund
(CICRF). Financed by New
Jersey businesses, the fund
was created to help middle
class families deal with the
costs associated with caring
for seriously ill or disabled
children.
For qualified applicants,
the fund will often pay the
entire cost of such things as
modifications to a bathroom
in the home, so that the doorway is wide enough, and the
sink low enough to accommodate a wheelchair. The
fund can also pay to add a
ramp or a chair lift in a
home, or to purchase or modify a van that can be used to
transport a child in a wheelchair.
The only problem is that a
family can only access
CICRF money as a reim-
bursement. In
their words, the
family must first
pay out of its
own pocket for
the home or van
modifications, or
other costs, and
then present the
receipts, before
the
CICRF
money will pay
for the entire cost of the project. For many middle class
families, that requirement is
a deal breaker; they just
dont have enough cash to
make the original purchase
or down payment.
To provide relief for families facing this dilemma, the
Camden County Freeholder
Board has become the first
in the state to offer bridge
loans that families can use
to make the initial purchase
or down payment on equipment and services, while
they await reimbursement.
Bridge loans of up to $5,000
are available from the
county, and the county is
later repaid by CICRF.
If a Camden County Catastrophic Illness in Children
Bridge Loan can help you
care for your child, and enhance your familys quality
of life, I hope you will call
the Camden County improvement Authority for
more information. (856)-7512242
Camden County is proud
of its many year round programs and activities designed to enrich the lives of
disabled children and adults.
To learn about therapeutic
horseback riding, golf and
rowing lessons, Camp Sunnyside, bike camps, bell
choir, chorus, dances, bingo
and much more, call Karen
Weidner at (856)-216-2127 or
email
Karen
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Enjoy bridge, pinochle, shuffle
board. Call (856) 905-6189.
SATURDAY MAY 2
Community yard sale: 9 a.m. to 2
p.m. at Woodcrest neighborhood.
The Woodcrest community is
holding a community yard sale.
All are welcome to attend.
Moms Upcycled Craft Day: 10 a.m.
at Camden County Environmental Center. Join friends and neighbors as local crafters teach how
to make some great upcycled
gifts for mom. The event is sponsored by Sustainable Cherry Hills
Art and Sustainability task force.
Free Comic Book Day: 11 a.m. at
Cherry Hill Public Library. Stop by
youth services to pick up a free
comic
book
courtesy
of
Stormwatch Comics.
International Childrens Day: 2 p.m.
at Cherry Hill Public Library. Celebrate International Childrens Day
with performances, food and
crafts from countries around the
world.
Art Blooms juried art exhibit
opening reception: 6 p.m. at
SUNDAY MAY 3
Kidsland: 11 a.m. at Katz JCC. Enjoy
more than 100 family-fun activities including inflatables, pony
rides, amusement rides, a DJ,
sports mascots, food samplings,
promotional giveaways and more.
The cost is $5 per child. Children
under 2 are free. Form more
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visit
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Ensemble concert: 3 p.m. at Croft
Farm Arts Center. Enjoy a lively
afternoon with the talented musicians of the Ocean City Pops,
joined by musical director Bill
Scheible as they perform the
music of Carole King, James Tay-
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MONDAY MAY 4
Navigating Cancer Care: 6 p.m. at
LourdesCare Cherry Hill. This is
an informational session to help
understand how cancer care is
coordinated specifically to individual needs. This is a free lecture. For more information, call (1888) LOURDES.
Star Wars screening: 6:30 p.m. at
Croft Farm Arts Center. Spend
May 4 with a few Storm Troopers
and watch Star Wars. Light
refreshments will be served. The
event is free, but registration is
preferred. For more information
or to register, call (856) 4887868 or email events@chtownship.com.
Night owls: Ages 2 to 6. 7 p.m. at
Cherry Hill Public Library. For
those who cant make it during
the day, come to the library for
some of the great stories, songs
and crafts from that weeks Little
Listeners and Story Time.
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Scleroderma is an autoimmune
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Continued from page 5
er this year. Her daughter Lauren
is a Cherry Hill resident who was
diagnosed with scleroderma in
January at the age of 27.
Shortly after her diagnosis, I
spent hours and days and weeks
researching, Lucente said. She
got herself hooked into a couple
of online support groups and
began seeing a lot of postings for
events.
Lucente had a friend who died
from scleroderma a number of
years ago, but never really
learned a lot about the disease
until this year. She attended a
couple of educational events with
Lauren and is now becoming actively involved with the organization.
Its sort of like a group of people united in a war, she said.
This is a war against a disease
that theres still not a whole lot
known about.
Formerly an attorney, Lucente
is now retired and is dedicating
much of her free time to the foundation.
This is where my passion now
lies, she said.
The foundation is looking to
get as many volunteers involved
as possible, even those whom the
disease has not directly impacted.
Fee Sepahi, executive director
for the Delaware Valley Chapter
of the Scleroderma Foundation,
said the organization is trying to
reach out to all areas of the community to find more volunteers.
To help reach out to the public,
the organization hosts events
across its region, including
walks, runs and other fundraising endeavors.
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doing, and I found out you had to
be your own artist.
A number of years later, he
met a fellow stand-up comic
named Juston McKinney, whom
Matarese credits with helping
him find his style.
He just moved to New York,
Matarese said. He was coming
from Maine and he quit being a
police officer to become a comedian. He had a lot of material about
being a dad and being a cop. He
started getting all of this attention as soon as he got to New
York.
Matarese used a similar approach, talking about his life experiences and molding them into
a comedy show. Immediately, he
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It's very overwhelming when
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Matarese said. My therapy is always to talk about it on stage with
strangers.
The Matarese family was the
subject of one of the biggest highlights of Matareses career. In
2014, he appeared on the ninth
season of the television show
Americas Got Talent and performed his act in front of judges
Howard Stern, Heidi Klum,
Melanie Brown and Howie Mandel. Matarese got a standing ovation following the act and advanced to the second round.
What made the moment special
was Matareses wife and kids
were present at the show. It was
the first time Matareses kids had
ever seen him perform.
When Howard Stern said
amazing things, you can tell I seriously almost cried, Matarese
said. It was emotional. My kids
were in my arms when I was on
stage. It was seriously my best career moment.
Matarese said he rarely gets to
come back to Cherry Hill and perform because of the lack of venues in the area. That makes the
May 9 performance at Croft Farm
extra special.
There aren't many places to
perform near Cherry Hill, he
said. I would love for them to
happen more in South Jersey.
Tickets for Comedy Night are
$25 in advance and $30 at the door.
The ticket price includes light
food from Kaminskis, including
sliders, chicken kabobs, bruschetta, grilled veggies and penne
vodka and two alcoholic drinks.
To purchase tickets, visit room
102 of the Cherry Hill Municipal
Building or contact the townships department of recreation
at (856) 488-7868 or email
Events@CHTownship.com.
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Earth Festival
Clockwise from above: There was a large variety of plants for sale at
Sustainable Cherry Hill Earth Festival, including these plants from
the Great Full Garden. Voorhees resident Ian Lagana, 5, colors a picture as Alex Kalik, 5, looks on at the nature center exhibit. Cooper
Elementary School second grader Max Rifkin, fifth grader Youbin
Park, fifth grader Youjin Park and fifth grader Alexander Young were
at Sustainable Cherry Hill Earth Festival to present their recycling
project to patrons. All Cherry Hill public schools had a display at the
festival. Dylan Dollak tries to identify different animal tracks on a
display board at the nature center exhibit. A myriad of plants lay out
for sale at the Sustainable Cherry Hill Garden Task Force. Julia Dollak checks out an antler at the nature center exhibit. Daniel Jeitner,
3, keeps a cautious distance from a chicken. The Rosettes from Rosa
International Middle School entertain the crowd.
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