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Hitting home runs for a buddy
By ROBERT LINNEHAN
The Moorestown Sun
As Barry Buchowski, 18, belted
his third home run in Chase Sta-
dium, home of the Arizona Dia-
mondbacks, one of his biggest
fans cheered and screamed as he
watched on a television thou-
sands of miles away.
Anthony Ambrose, 9, cant play
baseball anymore, but his love for
the game hasnt dulled at all.
The third-grade student at
South Valley Elementary had to
give up the game when his cere-
bral palsy made it too difficult to
play. However, the Yankees fan
still loves the sport and was hon-
ored by his good friend when Bu-
chowski chose Anthony as the
student he would represent in the
Sixth-Annual Power Showcase In-
ternational Finals.
One of the top high school
baseball prospects in the country,
Buchowski belted three home
runs in the international compe-
tition the farthest going 412 feet
in honor of Anthony. Buchows-
ki was chosen to represent the
state by the competition, which
informed his coach that he would
be selected for the showcase.
Its a great experience to go
out there and to help out Anthony.
It was just a great time for me. I
got a phone call after I was fin-
ished hitting from Anthonys
mom. You get a great feeling and
it compares to nothing else in the
world, Buchowski said. Ive
known Anthony for a few years
now. I helped him out with anoth-
er fundraiser in town a while ago.
I told him that I was going out to a
home run derby and I told him I
wanted to represent him. I felt ob-
ligated to represent him because
Your
property
value may
change
By ROBERT LINNEHAN
The Moorestown Sun
Working against a deadline
of the end of January,
Moorestown Township council
members agreed to move
ahead with a reassessment of
township properties to better
adjust the towns overall prop-
erty value.
Township Manager Scott
Carew stressed to council
members that a decision on
the reassessment needed to be
made before the month was
out for the changes to take ef-
fect in 2012.
Carew said the reassess-
ment would do two things,
namely mitigate the tax ap-
peals due to the economy and
mitigate tax appeals due to the
revaluation that was complet-
ed in 2007.
The reassessment will help
level it all out, Carew said.
Carew stressed the reassess-
ment would not be bringing in
more taxes for the township.
The tax rate would likely go
up, he said, but the total
amount of taxes being brought
in would not change.
Taxes will go up for some,
stay the same for others and
decrease for others as well, he
said. Its not a magic pill to de-
crease taxes throughout the
entire township.
Special to The Sun
Barry Buchowski, 18, and Anthony Ambrose, 9, met state Sen. Diane Allen last week. Buchowski
recently returned from an international home run derby competition in Arizona, where he hit three home
runs at Chase Field in dedication of Ambrose.
Please see BUCHOWSKI, page 2 please see REASSESS, page 2
Ive helped him in baseball and
weve been family friends for
three or four years now.
Buchowski, a junior at St. Au-
gustine Prep, is already receiving
attention from Major League
Baseball teams. The Cleveland In-
dians, the Detroit Tigers and the
Minnesota Twins have already
scouted the catcher for the 2013
draft.
But to Anthony?
Barry is just simply a good
friend.
I thought it was very nice of
him. I didnt think he would pick
me to do it. I thought he would
pick someone else, Anthony
said.
During the interview he was
wearing one of Barrys jerseys.
Im very proud of Barry for
hitting the three home runs. It
was great, he said.
Anthony said it was great to
watch Barry hit home runs in his
honor at the showcase.
State Sen. Dianne Allen hon-
ored the duo last week, as she per-
sonally invited both of them to
her office.
She awarded Barry with a cita-
tion for representing the state in
the derby and talked politics with
Anthony.
Anthony is extremely into poli-
tics, as he met Gov. Christie last
year to discuss special education
in school districts throughout the
state.
It was unbelievable to meet
one of the senators of New Jer-
sey, Barry said. To be able to
represent Anthony and the state
of New Jersey, I couldnt be hap-
pier.
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Continued from page 1
Buchowski receiving MLB attention
Those that do go up, I can say
that you are paying lower taxes
than you should be right now,
Carew said.
Both financial manager Tom
Merchel and tax assessor David
DeKlerk supported the decision
to go through with the reassess-
ment.
Two financial institutions have
given the township estimates for
the revaluation, ranging from
$195,000 to $223,000 for the work.
The cost of the last revaluation
was more than $600,000, because
it hadnt been done for the past 20
years.
It was previously reported that
in 2007, the township underwent a
complete revaluation of its prop-
erty to update its tax base. Unfor-
REASSESS
Continued from page 1
please see MAYOR, page 4
Reassessment supported
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A resident from the 400 block of
High Street reported to police on
Jan. 20 at 4:22 a.m. a theft of a 1989
Buick from his driveway. The in-
cident occurred sometime
overnight on Jan. 19.
A complainant from the 300
block of New Albany Road re-
ported to police on Jan. 20 at 11:53
a.m. the theft of 20 propane tanks
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fore one of the biggest real estate
market crashes in the history of
this country, and in the past four
years the township has lost over
$3 million in tax appeals.
DeKlerk reported that in 2007,
the township lost $37,000 in tax
appeals; in 2008 it lost $1.5 mil-
lion, in 2009 it lost $255,000; and in
2010, it lost $873,000. Finally, so far
in 2011, DeKlerk said the town-
ship has lost $587,000 in appeals.
He estimated that there could
potentially be another $2 million
lost in appeals in the next two
years.
Mayor John Button said the
idea is sound, but the township
needs to disseminate information
to the public about exactly what
the process will entail and what
the reassessment will do to prop-
erty values.
In other township news:
The members of council unan-
imously approved an ordinance
on first reading to amend the con-
sumption and sale of alcohol laws
in the township.
The ordinance will allow for
the sale of alcohol in the town-
ship following a referendum vote
in November that approved the
creation of liquor licenses in the
township.
Township Solicitor Thomas
Coleman said a resolution would
have to be drafted after the ordi-
nance is approved on second
reading.
The resolution would detail the
restrictions and limitations for
the sale of liquor in Moorestown.
MAYOR
Continued from page 2
Mayor: the idea is sound
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First Presbyterian
presents Danish
organist
Danish organist and pianist
Henrik Bo Hansen will present an
organ and piano recital on Satur-
day, Feb. 4 at 7:30 p.m. at the First
Presbyterian Church, 101 River-
ton Road, Moorestown.
The recitalist, who holds diplo-
mas from three conservatories in
Denmark, will play selections by
Danish composers Carl Nielsen,
Niels Gade and Petr Eben. To
complete the Danish connection,
the organ works will be played on
the churchs Marcussen organ,
which was built in Denmark and
installed here in 1991.
The concert is open to the pub-
lic; a free-will offering will be
taken.
Friends hosting 20th
annual camp fair
Moorestown Friends School
(MFS) will host its 20th-annual
camp fair on Saturday, Feb. 4,
from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the
schools field house. This is the
largest camp fair in South Jersey,
featuring dozens of camps.
Admission is free and the event
is open to the public.
The fair is sponsored by the
MFS parent council.
There will be face painting and
other entertainment for children,
and refreshments and lunch will
be available for purchase.
A wide variety of summer
please see BRIEFS, page 7
letter to the editor
in our opinion
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Closed stacks not the best
cost saving idea for library
In response to the article about cost-sav-
ing ideas for the library in the Jan. 18 to 24
issue of The Moorestown Sun, I would like
to say that I am opposed to the idea of
closed stacks as a way of saving money. I
have found many interesting and useful
things that I wasnt looking for just by
browsing.
For instance, when a specific book on
Chinese cooking was, out I noted its Dewey
Decimal number, went to that area and
found other books on the subject without
knowing their titles or authors.
I know I can find Chinese cooking (17
hits, but Chinese cookbooks gives an
error message!) with a keyword search, at
home or at the library, but I cant see the
table of contents, index or a few recipes.
Does the book have pictures, etc.?
I browse movies, books (non-fiction, fic-
tion, new, CD/tape, childrens) and maga-
zines regularly and find new things I enjoy
all the time.
Some other ways of saving/making
money might be slight increases in late
fees and Friends of the Library member-
ships. Make a list of specific books, maga-
zine subscriptions, audio and video CDs,
other things the library needs, noting their
costs, and ask people to donate the funds to
purchase them.
With brainstorming, Im sure there are
many ways to save/raise money preferable
to closing stacks.
Louisa W. Khanlian
G
ov. Christie was pretty excited
during his State of the State
Address. Then again, it does-
nt take much to get him excited.
But this time he had reason. The
state indeed has made quite a come-
back. The numbers back up that
claim: job creation, lower taxes, com-
panies moving to the state, etc.
And while the economy remains
Job. No. 1 for Christie and the state,
another of his priorities might well
prove to be the most contentious.
Christie proposed six far-reaching
reforms to the states public education
system: end tenure protection for
weak teachers; remove the least effec-
tive teachers instead of the newest if
layoffs are necessary; attract and re-
tain effective teachers where they are
most needed by paying them more;
ending forced placements; give par-
ents and children in failing schools an
alternative through charter schools;
and establish tax credits to provide
scholarships for low-income children
so that they might be able to attend a
better school.
These are, as the governor noted,
pretty much common sense.
Think of your business, for exam-
ple. Are poor employees protected?
Should you keep the best employees or
those who have been there the longest?
Shouldnt the best employees be paid
more? Should your department head
be forced to take an employee he or
she doesnt want?
And, shouldnt kids have the oppor-
tunity to attend the best schools possi-
ble?
The last several years have been dif-
ficult. As the governor noted, there
was some bitter medicine New Jersey
had to swallow to get better. But it is
getting better.
And hes right when he says the fu-
ture of the state depends on the quali-
ty of education it provides. New Jer-
sey has a history of producing, in
many cases, outstanding students.
These changes will reinforce that his-
tory and expand upon it.
Gov.: the rally caps worked
Christies comeback hasnt reached the finish line yet
Time to tackle education
The governors plans for education
reform likely will be opposed in some
quarters. But, if enacted, they will
build upon the states history of pro-
ducing outstanding students.
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camps will be represented, in-
cluding day and residential
camps for young people in pre-
school through high school.
There will be camps from the
South Jersey/Philadelphia re-
gion, as well as camps based in
New York, North Carolina, Col-
orado, New Hampshire, Vermont,
Florida and Maine.
The camp fair will also feature
programs that offer opportunities
to travel internationally. For in-
stance, teen participants in Sail
Caribbean receive training in
sailing, scuba diving and marine
biology aboard a 50-foot yacht or
47-foot catamaran.
Global Works runs a service-
based program with internation-
al trips to Central and South
America, Europe, China, Africa
and the South Pacific. Traditional
camps will be present as well as
specialty camps with programs
in art, sports, academic enrich-
ment, advanced science, technolo-
gy and service.
One of the sports camps at-
tending is the Phillies Baseball
Academy, where campers learn
from professional players and
coaches, and get an official tour of
Citizens Bank Park.
An example of an academical-
ly oriented camp focused on sci-
ence is The Discovery Camp at
the Franklin Institute, where kids
explore fields of science such as
chemistry and astronomy
through exhibits, field trips and
outdoor exploration.
MFS is home to ESF Summer
Camps in 2012.
ESF is an activity day camp for
children ages 4 to 15.
ESF also runs The Major Camp
at MFS, where campers problem-
solve, create and innovate while
collaborating with a team on
ideas to solve real-world, practi-
cal issues.
Moorestown Friends School is
minutes from the Moorestown
Mall, at the intersection of Main
Street and Chester Avenue in
Moorestown. Directions to the
school can be found at
www.mfriends.org, or by calling
(856) 235-2900. Parking for the
camp fair is in the back lot, and
the entrance to the field house is
near the tennis courts.
1040 Food Drive in its
third consecutive year
For the third consecutive year,
the tax preparation and financial
planning firm of Leo K. Casper,
CPA/PFS will be sponsoring a
1040 Food Drive to benefit those
who are assisted by the Food
Bank of South Jersey.
Many families in surrounding
communities are helped by the
caring hearts of others who do-
nate food to those in need.
Casper and his staff are invit-
ing the public to join them in this
effort to fight hunger in the area.
Beginning Feb. 1 through April
17, nonperishable food donations
can be dropped off at their office.
Their goal is to collect 1,040
pounds or more of nonperishable
food during the upcoming tax-
preparation season.
If you would like to contribute
to this cause, please bring nonper-
ishable donations to the office lo-
cated at 110 Marter Ave., Suite
100, Moorestown Township, be-
tween the hours of 9:30 a.m. and
4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Perkins Center
awarded grant
Perkins Center for the Arts has
been awarded a grant of $20,000
by Holman Automotive to support
the arts and arts education pro-
grams.
Such amazing support from
Holman Automotive reaffirms
our commitment to provide a
wide range of creative opportuni-
ties for people of all ages and
every level of artistic develop-
ment, said Alan Willoughby, ex-
ecutive director of Perkins Cen-
ter.
The grant will be shared equal-
ly by the Evergreen Annual Cam-
paign, which supports annual op-
erational expenses, and the Paint
Perkins Campaign, which has set
a goal of raising $40,000 to paint
the exterior of the historic main
building and carriage house at its
facilities in Moorestown.
The gift is critically important
as operational costs including
programming fees, art supplies,
technology and utilities expenses
rise above and beyond the in-
come generated by tuition fees.
Support for the Paint Perkins
Campaign brings Perkins Center
close to the 75 percent mark, hav-
ing raised $29,000 toward the goal
of $40,000.
On behalf of the board, I
would like to thank Holman for
their very generous gift. The
funds will go a long way toward
supporting Perkins Centers mis-
sion and meeting several immedi-
ate funding needs, said Melissa
Blanton, president of Perkins
Centers board of trustees.
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WEDNESDAY
February 1
FOR ALL
Environmental Advisory Commit-
tee meeting: Moorestown Library
meeting room. 7 p.m.
Divorce Support Group: First
United Methodist Church, Camden
and Pleasant Valley Ave. 6:30 to
8:30 p.m. Visit
www.meetwithgod.comor call
235-0450 for more information.
Overeaters Anonymous: St.
Matthew Lutheran Church, 318
Chester Ave. 10 a.m. Call (609) 239-
0022 or visit
www.southjerseyoa.org.
Wednesday Evening Meditations:
Center for Conscious Living, 302 N.
Washington St., Ste. 101E, 5:45 p.m.
to 6:30 p.m. Call (856) 722-LOVE
for information.
FOR KIDS
Childrens story time: Barnes and
Noble, East Gate Square. 11 a.m. Call
608-1904 for info.
THURSDAY
February 2
FOR ALL
Moorestown Running Company
group run: 115 West Main St. next to
Peter Pan. 6:30 p.m.
FRIDAY
February 3
FOR SENIORS
AARP bowling group: Laurel
Lanes, Rte. 73 in Maple Shade. Call
778-7467 for information.
FOR KIDS
Teen Night: Church Street Rec
Center. 7:30 to 10 p.m.
Childrens story time: Barnes and
Noble, East Gate Square. 11 a.m. Call
608-1904 for information.
SUNDAY
February 5
FOR ALL
Sunday Worship: HOPE Communi-
ty Church. 10:30 a.m. Call 235-8077
or visit www.hope-ccm.org.
Maranatha Christian Fellowship
services: 802 N. Lenola Rd. 8:30 or
10:30 a.m.
Historical Society of Moorestown
Mansion Tours and Gift Shop:
Smith Cadbury Mansion. 1 to 4 p.m.
For more information visit
www.moorestown.com/history.
Center for Conscious Living Sun-
day Service: Moorestown Commu-
nity House. 10 a.m.
MONDAY
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To have your Moorestown
meeting listed in the
Calendar, information must
be received two weeks prior
to the date of the event.
Send information by mail to:
Calendar, The Moorestown
Sun, 108 Kings Highway East,
Haddonfield, NJ 08033. Or
by e-mail:
news@moorestownsun.com.
Or you can submit a calen-
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site
(www.moorestownsun.com).
We will run photos if space is
available and the quality of
the photo is sufficient. Every
attempt is made to provide
coverage to all organizations.
Bank of America awards
grant to Perkins Center
Perkins Center for the Arts has
been awarded a grant of $10,000
from the Bank of America to fund
its ARTS (Arts Reaching the Stu-
dents) In-School Residency pro-
gram serving schools in Camden
and Burlington counties.
Through the ARTS Program,
Perkins Center employs teaching
artists in residencies at South
Jersey schools.
ARTS residencies play a criti-
cal role for schools, supporting
state core curriculum content
standards while modeling 21st
century skills and providing stu-
dents with authentic learning,
teamwork and communication
skills.
The reputation of the program
has grown since its inception; in
addition to the 16 residencies pro-
posed for this year, Perkins Cen-
ter maintains a waiting list of
area schools interested in hosting
the program.
For a decade, Bank of America
has been a valued supporter of
the ARTS program, which is co-
funded by the New Jersey State
Council on the Arts and with ad-
ditional corporate and foundation
support.
For more information or in-
quiries, contact Jackie Wasneski
at (856) 235-6488, ext. 316, or
jwasneski@perkinscenter.org.
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By DON MISHLER
Moorestown BOE President
On Jan. 17, Gov. Christie signed
legislation that affords communi-
ties the opportunity to change the
annual school board election date
from the third Tuesday in April to
the general election date in No-
vember. Should a community
adopt this change, a variety of is-
sues will arise. The board wants
your input, and this will provide
more detail on some of these is-
sues. Additionally, the boards
website has links to other sources
of information on this topic, in-
cluding Comegno Laws Power-
Point presentation on the
changes detailed in the legisla-
tion presented during the boards
last meeting.
The board will vote on this op-
tion during its meeting on Feb. 3.
This meeting will begin at 7 a.m.
with an executive session. At ap-
proximately 8:30 a.m., the board
will go into public session for the
sole purpose of deciding this
issue.
Since the board became aware
of the potential for this legisla-
tion to become effective, it has
been gathering information and
discussing the pros and cons.
Some of the boards concerns are
highlighted herein.
Duration of the Change
in the Election Date
Should the board decide to
move the annual school board
election to November, the deci-
sion remains in effect for four
years.
Potential Tax Increases;
No Change
No matter when the annual
school board election is held,
school boards are limited to a
hard cap of 2 percent increase
on the local tax levy. A request for
any additional funds creates a
separate question that does re-
quire a vote (often referred to as a
second question). The use of
second questions is strictly limit-
ed by law, and they are most often
used for capital projects.
Cost Savings
The board estimates that it
spends approximately $20,000 an-
nually to run the annual school
board election in April. These
costs are primarily associated
with renting the voting machines,
printing sample ballots, and com-
pensating election personnel. If
the annual school board election
is moved to November, the tax-
payers would save these costs
(there would be one less election),
yet the school budget would con-
tinue to include a cost for elec-
tions. For a November annual
school board election, the board
would pay a share of the cost of
the general election (undeter-
mined at this point).
Increased Voter Turnout
More voters participate in the
November general election than
in the Annual School Board Elec-
Board to vote on election change
please see BOE, page 11
tion in April. The board has taken
many steps over the years to en-
courage voters to participate. It
has recently extended voting
hours, and has used the election
as an educational tool through
the development of Project
Democracy. Regardless of when
the annual school board election
occurs, the Board will continue to
drive turnout through its commu-
nications effort. To vote or not to
vote is an individual decision.
Special Interest Groups
The authors of the legislation
that will allow the opportunity for
the Annual School Board Elec-
tion date to change noted that as
the vote tally increases, the influ-
ence of special interest groups on
the outcome diminishes. It would
seem more likely that the impact
of special interest groups will not
change, but that larger special in-
terest groups will exert the influ-
ence.
Voicing an Opinion
on the Schools Budget
Sixty-five percent of your tax
dollars are used in the schools.
Your opinion has counted in the
past. Will your opinion continue
to be solicited by future boards of
education even if the proposed
school budget is less than the cap
and no vote is required?
If the annual school board elec-
tion is moved to November, then
voters will not have an option to
vote for or against the proposed
school budget as is now required
with the April election date. Will
having the ability to achieve an
automatic approval of a 2 percent
increase diminish a board of edu-
cations commitment to financial
prudence? In addition to the
boards thoughtful preparation of
recent budgets, the current board
has been providing multiple op-
portunities for public input at its
budget forums. These meetings
are in addition to the public meet-
ings that are mandated by law.
Will future boards continue to
seek public input above and be-
yond that which is required?
Defeated Budgets
If the annual school board elec-
tion is moved to November, the
school budget will not be subject-
ed to a vote and, therefore, it can-
not be defeated. At present, in the
aftermath of a defeated school
budget, the board works with the
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Town Council to establish a budg-
et. This phenomenon becomes a
thing of the past if the annual
school board election is moved to
November.
Should the board decide not to
change the annual school board
Election date to November, and
should a future school budget be
defeated, rest assured that the
board will continue to support its
proposals in the face of a defeat,
and work tirelessly with Town
Council to find an amicable reso-
lution.
Lame Duck Sessions
With the annual school election
in April, the board must reorgan-
ize within two weeks. The transi-
tion from the old board to the new
board is relatively seamless, and
pending business is organized to
take this hiatus into account.
Board members whose terms
have expired cease to be active on
the day of the election, and the
successful candidates are gener-
ally sworn in within two weeks
after the election. Therefore,
there is little activity between the
election and the reorganization.
If the annual school board elec-
tion is moved to November, the
legislation requires that the reor-
ganization (swearing in of suc-
cessful candidates) takes place in
January. This introduces an eight
week lame duck session. The
board cannot put its business on
hold for such an extended period,
and the hiatus seems to open the
opportunity for actions that are
not currently of concern. School
is in session and one may expect
that both budgetary and person-
nel decisions will be ongoing.
Politicization of the School
Board/Changing the Board
Candidate Talent Pool
The Moorestown community
has traditionally featured school
board candidates campaigning on
their own. To date, there has been
little assistance from political
parties for candidates vying for a
seat on the board. Campaigns
have been organized by interest
groups, but in a modest way. Po-
tential candidates have not been
discouraged due to the cost of a
campaign.
Should the annual school
board election date be changed,
school board candidates will have
to vie for attention with all sorts
of other issues, including nation-
al, state, county and local issues.
In order for candidates to get no-
ticed and to get their message
across to the voters, a campaign
may require the use of media and
other techniques not now neces-
sary. It is only logical that consoli-
dation of effort is the most eco-
nomical method for distributing
information. All of our political
parties have the capability of pro-
viding such service to their candi-
dates. For many school districts
in New Jersey, this is already rou-
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The foregoing is an accumula-
tion of points of view from a vari-
ety of sources, including board
discussion. As of this writing, the
board has not formed an opinion
as to which of the two alterna-
tives best suits the Moorestown
Community.
As the board is confronted with
a critical choice, gathering public
input on this issue is important.
All of the issues should be
viewed through two lenses; the
current makeup of the board and
the future makeup of the board.
If the change in the annual
school board election date is
made, the date cannot be changed
back to April for four years. Dur-
ing those four years, the entire
current board will be up for re-
election.
No matter the outcome, this
board will continue to advocate
for its students and their parents,
its employees, and the
Moorestown Community, by
blending fiscal prudence with the
delivery of a quality education.
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Burlington County now may have
another friend waiting for
them at the Burlington County
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Freeholder Mary Ann OBrien
unveiled the shelters Free Pets
for Vets program, through
which all county veterans may
adopt a dog or cat free of charge.
It is well known that compan-
ion animals can help to reduce
stress, depression and anxiety,
OBrien said. What were doing
is reducing the barriers for adopt-
ing animals for those who, we be-
lieve, will truly appreciate the
companionship.
The typical cost of adopting
from the shelter runs anywhere
from $45 to $100, depending on
whether its a cat or dog, and the
age of the animal. All animals are
neutered or spayed before being
adopted out.
Veterans interested in adopt-
ing will need to fill out an applica-
tion form and show a copy of
their DD-214 or County Veteran
ID Card. The typical waiting peri-
od runs anywhere from one to
seven days, depending upon the
animal.
All county residents in the
market for a pet should consider
the shelter, OBrien said. Visi-
tors are welcome to walk through
the kennels, and acquaint them-
selves with our occupants who
are looking for new homes.
The shelter is located on Pio-
neer Boulevard in the countys
Westampton complex, off Wood-
lane Road. It has hours every day
but Sundays and holidays. The
phone number is (609) 265-5073.
Information about the shelter
and photos and data on pets avail-
able for adoption can be found on
the countys website at
www.co.burlington.nj.us, by click-
ing on the health department and
then animal shelter.
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Recreation Advisory Committee
meeting: North Church Rec Center,
11 West Second St. 7:30 p.m.
Historical Society of Moorestown
Library: Smith Cadbury Mansion. 1
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The Moorestown Soccer Club's U11 Girls Lightning Team was recently
named the South Jersey Girls Soccer League's 2011 U-11 Olympic
Conference Champions. This is an outstanding accomplishment and
they are the only team to win the Olympic Conference in at least
eight years. The Lightning Team only gave up four goals in all their
league games while all the players split time in goal because they do
not have a full-time goalie. Additionally, Team Lightning made a good
run in the State Cup (Sweet 16). Pictured are: (back row): Coach Sue
Calhoun, Sarah Flynn, Emily Bielawski, Sarah Batastini, Julia Dal-
mass, Nicole Troy, Janey Galski, Ashley Nutt, Kayla Frank, and
Coach Eric Bielawski. Front row: Shea Balderson, Megan Buck, Is-
abel Arvelo, Rylee Brown, Jillian Calhoun, Kelly White and Maggie
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MOORESTOWN
VICTORIAN SPLENDOR
Distinguished 6 bedroom, 4.5 bath
home retains the character of
yesteryear while offering high-end
modern amenities such as
hand-crafted kitchen cabinets,
intricate millwork and
in-laid wood floors.
$1,500,000
MOORESTOWN
BRICK RANCHER
Enjoy one floor living in this
3 bedroom home situated on over
an acre of land. Large open living
room, formal dining room, wood
floors, partial finished basement,
screened porch overlooking
the in-ground pool.
$329,000
H O M L S I O R L I V I N G
CINNAMINSON
HISTORIC ~IVYSTONE
Step back in time as you enter the
private drive to the oldest home in
town where the Flexible Flyer sled
was born! In addition to the main
house, this 4-acre parcel includes
2 barns, smoke house, 7-bay
garage/stall & pool.
$749,000
MOORESTOWN
CHARM ON TREE-LINED STREET
This home was completely re-built
from the foundation up in 2000.
Lots of space: 4 bedrooms,
2.5 bath plus in-law suite with
kitchen, living room & full bath, or
could be a first floor master suite.
Nice porch and garage.
$569,000
MOORESTOWN
THE TIME TO BUY IS NOW
Nestled on a professionally land-
scaped lot with mature plantings is
this one level impeccably kept 2/3
bedroom home. Features include
hardwood floors, updated kitchen,
newer roof, covered patio &
detached garage.
$259,000
MOORESTOWN
GEORGIAN ESTATE HOME
Connecticut field stone is the
defining material for this newly
built estate nestled on 2.5 acres
with pond views. Over 9,000 sq. ft.
of exquisite details-5 fireplaces,
marble & hardwood floors, 7-zone
HVAC & gourmet kitchen.
$3,900,000
MOORESTOWN
YOUR OWN RETREAT
Down a private lane & over a
bridge is your private oasis encom-
passing the main house, huge barn
building with 2nd floor apartment,
3 stall barn, ponds & pool.
All recently renewed & sited
on nearly 8 acres.
$1,375,000
CINNAMINSON
MUCH DESIRED SWEETWATER
Retire in a 2 bedroom, 2 bath
end-unit condo. Open floor plan,
vaulted ceiling, fireplace, cozy
den, eat-in kitchen & balcony.
The master bedroom has a large
bath, walk-in closet & dressing
area/computer nook.
$149,000
MOORESTOWN
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY
To own this ranch home nestled
on a .89 acre treed lot close to
town center. Features include
large rooms, hardwood floors
throughout, newer roof
and gas furnace plus
a 2-car garage.
$255,000
MOORESTOWN
BEAUTY CAPTURED
This exquisite home was magnifi-
cently renovated with impeccable
craftsmanship & quality appoint-
ments throughout. The backyard
retreat features a spectacular pool
house with vaulted ceilings,
granite & a full bath.
$1,190,000
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MOORESTOWN
STATELY VICTORIAN
Inviting 5 bedroom, 2.5 bath home
displays grand architecture while
offering numerous amenities.
Enjoy the heated in-ground pool,
a 3-car carriage house, a master
suite, Ramsay built-ins &
hardwood floors.
$745,000
RIVERTON
TRADITIONAL COLONIAL
Remaining true to it's roots, this
4 bedroom home has an updated
kitchen, 3 full baths, beautiful
wood floors, great storage,
a wood burning 2-sided
fireplace, 2 car garage and
a view of the river.
$374,500
H O M L S I O R L I V I N G
EVESHAM
PRICED TO SELL
This 2 bedroom condominium
has newer heat and central air
systems. Enjoy new carpet
throughout and loads of built-ins
built-ins for all your storage needs,
all appliances included. Great
property for the first time buyer!
$88,000
MOORESTOWN
CLASSIC PERFECTION
Nestled on a prime cul-de-sac,
this exceptional home by Maines
is impeccably designed & appoint-
ed. Features include hardwoods,
3 fireplaces, 1st floor study &
bath plus fantastic lower level
with kitchen.
$1,185,000
MOORESTOWN
SERENE SETTING
This brilliantly designed passive
solar home reclaims the natural,
lush terrain of the treed lot.
Amenities include: newly updated
kitchen, hardwood floors,
12-foot ceilings, skylights &
a 2-story sunroom.
$819,000
MOORESTOWN
ROOM FOR EVERYTHING
Spectacular brick 4 bedroom
Colonial close to town center.
Brick foyer, new master bath, large
country dining area & family room
with wet bar. Comfortable
work-at-home office plus laundry
& computer room on 1st floor.
$599,000
MOORESTOWN
VERY AFFORDABLE
This 3 to 4 bedroom Victorian twin
has an updated kitchen and bath.
Enjoy refinished wood floors,
large rooms, good storage,
a rebuilt front porch and a new
Epay deck. You`ll love this
central town location!
$227,500
MOORESTOWN
EMBRACE THE EXCEPTIONAL
This perfectly located Danley built
home offers all the appointments
one would expect in a home of this
caliber-slate roof, wooden shut-
ters, gas lanterns, custom millwork
& built-ins, elevator & luxurious
1st floor master.
$2,195,000
MOORESTOWN
LOVELY & WELL-APPOINTED
This welcoming 5 bedroom,
3.5 bath home offers gracious
amenities including an updated
kitchen by Ramsay, 3 fireplaces,
a 2nd floor laundry, a master suite
and 2 decks overlooking a
beautiful rear yard.
$599,900
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