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Spreading kindness
Moorestown Girl Scout Troop creates
Kindness Benches for schools, community
By BRIGIT BAUMA
The Sun
For a Junior Girl Scout, the
highest honor achievable is the
Bronze Award. It is acquired by
working together as a troop, putting in at least 20 hours of work
and doing something to better the
community. The girls of Troop
21279 wanted to give back to the
community in a way that would
help their peers as well as stay in
the community for years to come.
Troop 21279 came up with the
idea to create Kindness Benches,

which are benches for the youth

to sit on when they are lonely and
want a friend, or to just spread
friendship in general. The girls
created five benches, which were
given to all of the Moorestown
public elementary schools, the
Upper Elementary School and the
New Albany Recreation Center.
A lot of people were saying
that it was a good thing and that it
was really impressive how much
we could get done. We think it is
no big deal. But when you actualplease see SCOUTS, page 23

BRIGIT BAUMA/The Sun

Seventh grader Caroline Brinkman, center, adds a piece of duct tape with the help of Guidance Director Kat DAmbra to keep Principal Matthew Keith up against the wall for a fundraiser for the National
Breast Cancer Foundation started by seventh grader Emily Wright. Students donated $1 to tape his
arms, $1.50 to tape his legs and $2 to tape his body.

Fundraiser tapes principal to wall

William Allen Middle School student Emily Wright raises
money for breast cancer foundation with one-of-a-kind event
By BRIGIT BAUMA
The Sun
William Allen Middle School
was really sticking it to breast
cancer with a duct tape
fundraiser last week.
WAMS seventh grader Emily

Wright held a fundraiser for the

National Breast Cancer Foundation during the seventh- and
eighth-grade lunch periods
where Principal Matthew Keith
and Vice Principal Raymond
Kelly were duct taped to the cafeteria wall. Students and staff do-

nated money for pieces of duct

tape to be put on each of the
men, sticking them to the wall.
Emily raised $138.
I feel like (this fundraiser) is
something fun for everyone in

BRIGIT BAUMA/The Sun

George C. Baker Elementary

School
Principal
Michele
Rowe accepts a
Kindness
Bench
from Girl Scout
Troop 21279s, from
left, Reagan Reiner,
Katherine
Braddzock, Alessia McCracken,
Isabella
Baules, Ava Eaise
and Hallie Hudson.

please see FUNDRAISER, page 28

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

Lacrosse win
Moorestown boys win
group title. PAGE 4

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Moorestown boys lacrosse wins

South Jersey Group III title
Quakers defeat Clearview Regional in the South Jersey Group III
championship on May 28 for programs second sectional title in three years
By MIKE MONOSTRA
The Sun

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After coming up short of a sectional championship in 2015, the

Moorestown High School boys
lacrosse team got back on top of
the South Jersey Group III mountain in 2016.
The Quakers had a successful
season, finishing the year 18-4
and defeating Clearview Regional
High School, 12-9, on May 28 to
win the South Jersey Group III
championship. It is Moorestowns
second sectional title in three
years.
Head coach Baron Wallenhurst
said the 2016 Quakers were motivated to get back to the sectional

championship after falling short

against Shawnee High School, 8-7,
in the 2015 South Jersey Group III
title game.
This year, the Quakers relied
on a number of players who
played smaller roles in previous
seasons.
A lot of the guys coming in
didnt get a ton of time last year,
Wallenhurst said. We were pretty much new. These guys rose to
the challenge. They really worked
hard in the offseason.
One of the biggest success stories from Moorestowns 2016 team
was senior Bryan Wright.
Wrights high school career had
been plagued by injuries. After
missing all of his sophomore sea-

son and a decent chunk of 2015,

Wright emerged as a force for
Moorestown, leading the Quakers
with 64 goals.
The Quakers also got plenty of
offense from junior Frankie Labetti, who scored 54 goals for
Moorestown. Labetti had a number of games where he registered
five or more points, including an
April game against Cherokee
High School where he tallied
seven goals and added three assists.
There were times where he
just dominated games, Wallenhurst said of Labetti.
Wallenhurst described this
years team as a solid combinaplease see TEAM, page 27

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Class of 2016 graduates June 22

By BRIGIT BAUMA
The Sun
The Moorestown High School
class of 2016 graduation ceremony is just around the corner.
The ceremony will be held on
June 22 starting at 6:30 p.m. either
at the MHS track or in the MAC
gym, if there is rain. The high
school is located at 350 Bridgeboro Road.
All admission to the stadium
for commencement will require a
ticket. Each graduate will receive
eight tickets for entrance to the
commencement ceremony. Four
of the graduation tickets will
allow family or friends to be seated in the reserved section located
on the track or admission to the

MAC gym if there is rain, and

four tickets will allow additional
family or friends general admission and seating in available
bleachers or admission to satellite locations within the school to
observe the ceremony if there is
rain.
Graduates will be required to
report to the MAC gym, or Band
Room if there is rain, by 5 p.m.
All seating is on a first-come,
first-served basis with the appropriate tickets. The stadium will
be open for seating at 5:30 p.m., a
pre-ceremonial performance by
the concert band will begin at 6:15
p.m., and the March of Graduates will enter the stadium at
6:30 p.m.
All families with handicapped

or disabled family members

should see Principal Andrew
Seibel to request any need for additional reserved tickets and for a
special parking pass.
General parking is available at
the high school and William Allen
Middle School. There will be reserved parking for graduates in
the William Allen Middle School,
Administration Building and the
High School Media Center lots
from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Additional general admission
tickets may be requested following the distribution to graduates.
Some graduates may also have
extra general admission tickets
they may be willing to share.
please see CEREMONY, page 21

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Elbo
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Email
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Divorce Support Group: 6:30 to
8:30 p.m. at First United
Methodist Church, Camden and
Pleasant Valley avenues. Visit
www.meetwithgod.com or call
235-0450 for more information
and check current course schedule.
Childrens story time: 11 a.m. at
Barnes and Noble, East Gate
Square. Call (856) 608-1904 for
information.
Overeaters Anonymous meeting:
10 a.m. at St. Matthew Lutheran
Church, 318 Chester Ave. 7 p.m.
at First Baptist Church, 19 W. Main
St. Call (609) 239-0022 or visit
www.oa-southjersey.org for information.
Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church: Pastors Bible Study
at 6:30 p.m. 512 N. Church St.,
Moorestown.
First Church of Christ, Scientist,
Moorestown: Testimonial meeting 7:30 p.m. 420 Kings Highway,
Moorestown.

THURSDAY JUNE 16
Crafternoon: Tie-Dye T-shirt: 4
p.m. at the Moorestown Library.
Get ready to make a splash in a
one-of-a-kind tie-dye you make
yourself. Registration is required.
Register by calling (856) 2340333.

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Savings Alternatives: 7 p.m. at
the Moorestown Library. Join
John Feast, managing director of
investments and Mary Marett
CFP, financial advisor with Wells
Fargo Advisors, LLC for the second in a series of investment
seminars. Tonight presenters
explore the various alternatives
available to investors for investing to pay for education expenses. They will cover savings
accounts, custodial accounts, 529
plans and even touch on minor
trust strategies. Register by calling (856) 234-0333.
Southern Burlington County
Branch of the NAACP Unit
2106 meeting: 7 to 8:30 p.m. at
Bethel AME Church, 512 N.
Church St. For more information,
call (856) 209-4450 or visit
www.sbcnaacp.org.
Moorestown Running Company
Speed Night group run: 6:30
p.m. Meet at Moorestown Running Company, 115 W. Main St.
Questions, email joe.halin@runningco.com.
Rotary Club of Moorestown
meeting : 12:15 to 1:30 p.m. at
Moorestown Community House,
16 E. Main St. Fellowship, lunch
and guest speaker presentation.
For more information, visit
www.moorestownrotary.org.
Trinity Episcopal Church Mid-Week
Service: Holy Eucharist and Healing Service at 10 a.m. 207 W. Main
St., Moorestown.

FRIDAY JUNE 17
Drop-In Craft: Create a Treasure

JUNE 1521, 2016

Box for Fathers Day: All ages. 9

a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Moorestown
Library. Show Dad how special he
is by creating a special box for all
his tiny treasures. While supplies
last. No registration required.
Register by calling (856) 2340333.
Girls Love to Read: Amelia Bedelia:
Girls grades first to third. 4:15
p.m. at the Moorestown Library.
Join high school student Amanda
Cooper for a silly afternoon of
antics starring Amelia Bedelia.
Registration is required. Register
by calling (856) 234-0333.
Childrens story time: 11 a.m. at
Barnes and Noble, East Gate
Square. Call (856) 608-1904 for
information.
Al-Anon meeting: 8:30 p.m. at Trinity Episcopal Church, Main and
Church streets. Closed meeting.
For more information, visit
www.southjerseyal-anon-org.

SATURDAY JUNE 18
Drop-In Craft: Create a Treasure
Box for Fathers Day: All ages. 9
a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Moorestown
Library. Show Dad how special he
is by creating a special box for all
his tiny treasures. While supplies
last. No registration required.
Learn to take better pictures: 10
a.m. at the Moorestown Library.
Would you like to take better pictures? Join in on Saturdays for a
four-part basic photography
workshop with Dave Gupta. This
Saturday, learn your cameras
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obituary
years.
A memorial service was held at
11 a.m. on Monday, June 13 at the
Chapel of the Evergreens, 3039
Bridgeboro Road. in Moorestown.
A private interment was at
Greenwood Cemetery, Brooklyn,
N.Y.
Memorial contributions may
be made to the New York University Scholarship Fund c/o New
York University, 25 W. Fourth
Street, 1st Floor, New York, N.Y.
10012. Condolences may be left at
www.lewisfuneralhomemoores
town.com.

Jean Thomas
June 2, 2016
Jean Thomas (nee Landers) of
Moorestown and formerly of New
York City passed away on June 2
at the age of 101.
Jean was predeceased by her
parents Maurice and Maude Landers and her husband Edward
Thomas.
She was a graduate of New
York University with her doctorate in arts and science. Jean had
worked for the New York Board of
Education as a teacher for 10
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Threat of new mosquito-borne disease, Zika, stresses prevention importance

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area as the weather warms, and with it
comes the possibility of contracting a
disease they carry. Malaria, dengue
fever, yellow fever and the one that
has affected our locale in the recent
past West Nile virus all come from
those annoying little buggers.
This year, a new disease is a
threat the Zika virus. Its not actually new; it was first discovered in the
Zika Forest in Uganda in 1947, but scientists long considered it nothing serious. Fewer than 20 cases of human
contraction of Zika were documented
before 2007.
In May 2015, the Pan American
Health Organization issued an alert regarding the first confirmed Zika virus
infection in Brazil. By February, the
World Health Organization declared
the virus a Public Health Emergency
of International Concern. Today, its a
full-blown epidemic in some tropical
countries such as Brazil, and even U.S.

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territories such as Puerto Rico.

To date, 618 cases of Zika virus have
been reported in the U.S., with 195 in
pregnant women more on that later
although most cases, to this point, have
been international travelers contracting the disease elsewhere and returning home.
But why should we be more concerned about Zika over former mosquito-borne diseases? First, its hard to
detect if you have it; symptoms of
fever, rash, joint pain and conjunctivitis are usually mild and last for a few
days. Most people usually dont get
sick enough to even realize they have
it. And in addition, theres no readilyavailable test to see if someone has it.
Second, a direct link has been made
between pregnant women having Zika

giving birth to children with the serious birth defect called microcephaly, as
well as other severe fetal brain defects.
And third, unlike the other mosquito diseases, Zika can be sexually transmitted.
With a wet spring already upon us,
the mosquitoes are here earlier than
they normally are, and the hot weather
still to come could produce a bad
recipe for our area. Just last week, a
baby was born in New Jersey with microcephaly, contracted from a Zika-infected mother.
Women of child-bearing age, and
their partners, need to pay extra special attention this summer. We are not
suggesting you stay indoors, but following simple mosquito-prevention
techniques is more important this
summer than ever. Resources are available in many places, but the best may
be at www.cdc.gov/zika/prevention.
Take steps now to prevent mosquito
bites this summer. Even if youre not
planning to have a child, wouldnt it be
nice to still not be bitten?

letter to the editor

Being part of Moorestown
community a joy
On May 15, Pentecost Sunday, I completed 22 years of pastoral ministry at First
Presbyterian Church in Moorestown.

It has been a joy to be part of a community that has reflected the love and faithfulness of God in countless ways. May our
care of one another and those who have
less than we do be defining attributes of
our town.

I write with thanksgiving for you and

the One who is our refuge and strength, a
very present help in times of trouble
(Psalm 46). God bless you in these coming
summer months!
Dr. Jonathan Miller

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happenings at parks & rec

Recreation staff works on fall programs

By KAHRA F. BUSS
Dept. of Parks & Recreation
As summer makes its graceful
entrance, every parent in the
Recreation Nation breathes a sigh
of relief from the early morning
school rush. Its time to enjoy the
warm breezes, the summer activities and registration for fall
programs!
Thats right while you all are
taking a deep breath, the recreation staff is hard at work making sure all of your fall programs
are available and ready for registration. Registration will be closing early this fall, so make time
now to register for your favorite
fall program. From sports clinics

and leagues to visual and culinary arts for fall, the Recreation
Nation is ready to go.
This fall Recreation Soccer will
kick off on Saturday, Sept. 24 in
full stride. Each year this soccer
program geared toward youth in
grades kindergarten through
eighth grade grows in participation. With more young people
looking to enter the soccer world
or extend their soccer playing
years, the department offers opportunities for boys and girls
alike to play in a competitive and
fun atmosphere. The Moorestown
Recreation Soccer Program has
been recognized as the best recreation soccer program for children
of varying age groups in South

Jersey, offering more and more

children the opportunity to participate in this popular sport in a
manageable and developmental
atmosphere. The Recreation Department is pleased to offer soccer clinics as well that will focus
on the development of fundamentals.
The Girls Field Hockey Program, both recreation and limited
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into this growing, competitive
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Lacrosse team gives back

Special to The Sun

Moorestown girls lacrosse

team gave back to a worthy
cause on Sunday, May 15.
The team worked diligently
washing cars to raise money
and awareness for the Cystic
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Luke Steene earns third in Law Day Art Contest

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attend its 21st Annual Benefit
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activities begin at 8:30 a.m. and
shotgun start is at 10 a.m.
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counseling programs for residents of South Jersey, including

Camp Firefly for grieving children. The day includes brunch

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The Moorestown Public Library is hosting a summer reading program for all ages.
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throughout the summer. Read
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return your reading log between
Aug. 15 and Sept. 30 for a special
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Children's Summer Reading
Program (Report June 22Aug. 13):
Children entering grades 2-6 may
join the Children's Summer Reading Program.
Read books
throughout the summer and come
to the library to tell us about them
beginning June 22. Participants

may report on up to three books

per day through Saturday, Aug. 13.
Children who report on 5-9 books
will win a prize from the grab box.
Children who report on 10 books
or more will win a Barnes & Noble
gift card. The more you read, the
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longer be available after Sept. 30.
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Senior Send-Off is June 22

Please join in the Senior SendOff on Main Street. The
Moorestown community is invited to give a final farewell to the
class of 2016 as it make its way
down Main Street immediately
following the Wednesday, June 22
commencement ceremony between 8:30 and 8:45 p.m.

Come wave, clap, whistle and

cheer for Moorestowns finest as
the buses pass by. Let the new
graduates, and all the youth,
know that Moorestown cares
deeply about education and that
it applauds the efforts and hard
work seniors have done over the
past 12 years.

Council candidates want

to hear from business owners
Lisa Petriello, Amy Leis and
Kati Angelini want to hear from
business owners. The Town
Council Democratic candidates
ask the business owners to attend
their
"Re-Energizing
Moorestown's Business District"
event on July 11 at 7:30 p.m. Meet

them at Maurizio's Bistro and tell

them what you think the town
should do to support and re-energize its local businesses.
Please RSVP to provide an appropriate headcount. You can
email
PetrielloLeisAngelini@
gmail.com or call (484) 319-6021.

Ceremony begins at 6:30 p.m.

CEREMONY
Continued from page 6
In the event of inclement
weather, where the ceremony
must be relocated indoors, the
commencement ceremony will be
held in the MAC gym. Reporting
times for graduates will remain
the same.
Immediately following the ceremony, graduates who have tickets for the 28th Anniversary of
Project Graduation will head to

secret locations where there will

be entertainment with fun, food
and prizes all night long. Since
1988, Project Graduation has been
a tradition in Moorestown that
promotes a celebration for
Moorestown High Schools most
recent graduates. The event continues through the night until approximately 7 a.m. the next morning.
For more information, visit the
Moorestown High School website
by going to www.mtps.com and
clicking on the Moorestown High
School tab.

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Trinity Episcopal Church seeks

donations for Christmas in July
As part of its community outreach efforts, the members of the
vestry and the outreach committee of Trinity Episcopal Church
in Moorestown are pleased to announce a new parish initiative
called Christmas in July. On
July 25, 60 adults and children in
need will be transported to Ocean
City for a day of fun, rest and relaxation.
While many of us have access
to delightful days and vacations
at the Jersey shore, countless others descend into more acute, miserable levels of need and poverty, said Trinity Interim Rector
the Rev. Hentzi Elek. Area food
pantries and clothing supplies
dry-up and children go hungry
because their guaranteed meals
have stopped no school, no
food.
Trinity has a long history of
helping people in need. Beginning in 2007, Trinity answered
the call for families and individuals seeking food and basic living
supplies from Moorestown and in
the surrounding towns/cities of
Camden, Riverside, Willingboro,
Mount Laurel and Gloucester
City. The church assists with

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these needs year-round though

donations, particularly at Christmas when Trinity parishioners
adopt families.
It is our desire to give these
families and individuals a day off
from lifes challenges, said Trinity Deacon Leslie Mazzacano. We
realize the struggles they face
every day and we know that by offering them three solid meals and
a day of rest, they will be re-energized to continue to care for themselves and their families in the
best and most dignified way possible.
Trinitys outreach committee
raised more than $18,000 last year.
In addition to the Christmas in
July special event, the church
provides ongoing support for
many area nonprofits, including
the Cathedral Soup Kitchen, the
Christian Caring Center, the
Food Bank of South Jersey and
Habitat for Humanity to name a
few.
The committee has set an aggressive fundraising budget of
$25,000 to support Christmas in
July and is only a few thousand
dollars short of reaching its goal.
Our goal is well within sight,

Moorestown High School

Class of 1976 plans reunion
Moorestown High School Class
of 1976 is having its 40th Reunion
on Saturday, Aug. 6. The reunion
will be held at the Community
House, 16 E. Main St., starting at
6:30 p.m.
Tickets are $76 per person and
the cut off date for purchases is
July 16. Limited tickets may be
available after that date and at the
door for $86. To get tickets, pay on-

orthodontics

said Elek. Once we fill a gap of

few thousand dollars, we will
start our planning efforts in
earnest.
Dollars raised will cover three
meals for 60 participants on July
25, a Christmas basket filled with
goodies, round-trip transportation to Ocean City, access to a
hotel room and a hotel pool for
the day, and gift cards.
Volunteers are needed to assist
with event preparation on Sunday, July 24. Baskets for adults
and children will be filled and
preparation is underway for a hot
breakfast that will be served before the buses depart for Ocean
City on July 25.
Members of the outreach committee will reach out to area merchants for donations of gift cards
of food and needed products that
will become part of individual
Christmas baskets given to adults
and children.
Anyone interested in making a
financial donation, a gift card donation or serving as a volunteer
may do so by calling (856) 235-0811
or
sending
an
email
to
trinity@trinitymoorestown.
org.

line via PayPal www.mhs1976reunion.net or by check, making

the check payable to MHS Class of
1976 and sending it to Kathleen
Wiggins Fisher, 340 Rancocas
Blvd, Mt. Laurel, N.J. 08054.
For more information, visit the
classs
website
at
www.
mhs1976reunion.net or email the
reunion committee at moores
townclassof76@gmail.com.

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Scouts originally planned two

benches, but ended up donating five
SCOUTS
Continued from page 1
ly think about it, a bunch of fifth
graders doing something to better
the community is a pretty big
deal, Katherine Braddzock said.
When Mayor Phil Garwood announced it was once again a Year
of Kindness in Moorestown, the
girls were inspired to spread
kindness as well. The girls brainstormed to think of an idea that
would help the community for
years to come as well as represent
kindness. They soon remembered
the concept of a Buddy Bench, or
in this case a Kindness Bench,
and thought that was the perfect
way to accomplish their goal.
With the help of parents and
other generous donors, the girls
acquired more benches than originally planned. At first they
thought two would be good to add
to the UES. However, five were acquired, so they had a lot of work
cut out for them.
Luckily, the benches were in
pretty good condition and just
needed cleaning and sanding. The
troop primed the benches, painted them and added a protective
coating to prevent weathering.
The girls ended up putting in
way more hours than required for
the Bronze Award, working more
than 20 hours each. Each bench
was painted uniquely, some even
representing the location the
benches were going to.
The girls agreed the hardest
part was sanding the benches.
However, they had more favorite
and fun moments than hard ones.
They loved working together, designing the way the benches
would look and painting them.
My favorite part was when we
all came together one day and we
all just started washing, painting
and sanding them. We had a lot of
fun doing it. I think every kid
should be able to do this because
it is a lot of fun, Isabella Baules
said.
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girls were proud and amazed at

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This Kindness Bench was made for South Valley Elementary School.
Its slogan is, The Sun Always Shines on South Valley!

the final product.

It makes me feel like were
doing something good for the
schools here and the community,
making everyone happy, Hallie
Hudson said.
The girls wanted it to be known
that it wasnt just them who did
the work. A lot of their parents
and community members helped.
Its not just us. Its all of our
troop leaders and parents who
helped us along the way, Braddzock said.
Our moms are superheroes,
all of the girls said.
So far, the feedback on the
benches has all been positive.
They received a lot of positive
feedback from passersby at
Moorestown Day and on pictures
on social media. Their parents
said they were extremely proud of
the girls.
When the girls dropped off the
bench at George C. Baker Elementary
School,
Principal
Michele Rowe thought it was the
perfect addition to the school and
was a great accomplishment by
the girls. For now the bench is in

the foyer under a plaque that says

many positive things. Eventually,
it may go outside of the kindergarten for the students to use.
The purpose of the bench will
fit perfectly here and the students
will absolutely use the bench.
Hopefully well have it outside
I think that the kids will love it. It
is perfect for this age where we
try to teach kindness, adding to
our lesson plan, Rowe said.
The girls hope the benches remain and are taken care of, but
also that even without the benches the message of spreading kindness will always be remembered.
I hope in the future, that when
we are not here to help out, that
people will take care of the
benches, and if they do get in bad
shape will stay in good shape. So
that everyone in our community
can get along more, Reagan
Reiner said.
I hope they inspire people to
give back, Ava Eaise said.
Its not all about the benches.
It is about spreading kindness;
you can do it without the benches, Alessia McCracken said.

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Team falls just short of state

championship on June 1
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tion of upperclassmen and

younger players. He said seniors
such as David Shore and Ross
Lazarus stepped up to larger roles
this year, while the play of
younger players such as sophomore Judah Hicks helped set up a
foundation for future seasons.
The team bought in from day
one, Wallenhurst said. They
had a goal and we wanted to make
sure we met that goal. They made
practice fun, just because they

worked so hard.
Moorestown was playoff-ready
well before the postseason started. Playing in the Skyline Conference against many of North Jerseys top teams such as Bridgewater-Raritan High School and Hunterdon Central High School,
Moorestown finished 2016 with
the 23rd toughest schedule in the
state, according to laxpower.com.
After winning the sectional,
Moorestown fell just short of a
state championship on June 1
when it played North Jersey
Group III champion West Morris
Central High School. Moorestown
led the game, 5-2, at halftime, but
West Morris stormed back to tie

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Her years of playing, coaching
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Additional programs such as
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the game in the fourth quarter.

With four seconds left, West Morris Ryan Antonelle scored the
game-winning
goal,
ending
Moorestowns season.
We didnt control the ball at
the end, Wallenhurst said.
The turnovers ended up hurting
us.
The last-second loss deprived
Moorestown of its first state
championship
since
2011,
but Wallenhurst said it doesnt diminish the season the Quakers
had.
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said. The biggest thing, after we
lost, was missing going to practice.

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Fundraiser stemmed from Make A Difference project held in class

FUNDRAISER
Continued from page 1
the school to do and something
different that also will help people
with cancer, Emily said.
Emilys fundraiser started
with the Make A Difference project from her class with teacher
Carrie Schaffer. According to
Schaffer, the MAD project stems
from a unit called Stolen Childhoods" where students read about
and evaluate the problem of child
labor. One story was about a
young man named Iqbal Masih
who escaped labor and began
traveling the world teaching others about the injustices of child
labor. However, at the age of 12,
Iqbal was murdered in 1995 by the
carpet factory owners who enslaved him for many years. When
Iqbal died, a 12-year-old in Canada, Craig Kielburger, heard about
his story and started the organization Free The Children to con-

tinue Iqbal's fight. Today, Free

The Children is the leading organization of kids making a difference in the world.
After the unit, students were
challenged to do something about
a cause they are passionate about.
The goal is to teach them that,
just like Iqbal Masih and Craig
Kielburger, they can be the
change they want to see in the
world even though they are only
in seventh grade, Schaffer said.
Students completed various
projects related to their causes,
from writing letters to the president about prison reform to donating school supplies to the Salvation Army Kroc Center in Camden. Emily chose to help in the
fight against breast cancer. She
has a close family friend who had
breast cancer about two years
ago, so she is passionate about
helping to find a cure.
She was inspired by news stories about taping people to a wall
to help raise money for charity,
and thought that would be a great

BRIGIT BAUMA/The Sun

William Allen Middle School Principal Matthew

Keith is covered in duct tape, all for a good
cause. Each piece of duct tape raised money for
the National Breast Cancer Foundation, a
fundraiser started by seventh grader Emily
Wright, pictured above with Olivia Trasser, left.
and fun way to do her project.
I want people to see that helping people can be fun. It doesnt
have to be a task or a chore. It can
be fun and easy, Emily said.

According to Emily, it took her

about a month to get everything
together. She created posters,
emails and made announcements
about the event, as well as including some facts about breast cancer. She also got duct tape and
scissors in preparation for the
fundraiser. Schaffer helped Emily,
but just as a facilitator.
To get permission to hold the
fundraiser at the school, as well
as get willing participants for the
duct taping, Emily went to Keith
and Kelly to ask permission and
was given the go ahead.
Keith said he thought he would
be standing on the ground and
taped to the wall. However, when
he came to the cafeteria, he saw
he would be standing on a chair
to be taken away, to see if he
would stick to the wall.
Once I heard I would be standing on a chair, I was a little nervous, Keith said.
Students and staff donated
money to tape Keith. The pieces
were sold as $1 for the arms, $1.50
for the legs and $2 for the shoul-

ders. From shoulders to legs,

Keith was taped, and by the end of
the seventh-grade lunch period,
he was covered in pink and purple duct tape. Keith said while he
was being taped, he felt like it was
creating a fun connection with
students and staff.
When it came time to test to see
if Keith would stick, the chair
was removed with a little bit of
struggle, but he stuck. It lasted for
about 10 seconds, as the tape
started to come off and he stood
lightly on the ground.
The fall wasnt as bad as I had
expected, Keith said.
Kelly was taped to the wall for
the eighth-grade lunch period.
For all of the MAD projects,
students were able to donate $633
to their various organizations, according to Schaffer. Keith said
WAMS raised more than $5,000
this year for different charities.
This just epitomizes the giving spirit we have here. It is great
to see and hopefully (the students) can take that home and
continue to do it, Keith said.

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