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APRIL 27MAY 3, 2016
Science
fair star
Fishing at Strawbridge Lake
Maya Butani, 11,

wins first in regional
fair for project, Is it
Possible to Create
Plastic from Food?
By BRIGIT BAUMA
The Sun
BRIGIT BAUMA/The Sun
John Limjoco, 13, spent the day with his grandfather Jun Singh fishing at Strawbridge Lake in Moorestown on Wednesday, April 20.
INSIDE THIS ISSUE

Top gymnast
Moorestown 7-year-old wins
first place. PAGE 4
Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Classified . . . . . . . . . . . 3237
Editorials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Obituaries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
It is not very often an 11-yearold has interest in helping the environment as well as using science to do so.
Moorestowns Maya Butani is
an exception.
She uses science to test an
idea to make a
more
ecofriendly plastic with food
for
regional
science fairs.
Maya,
a
sixth grader at
the Upper EleMAYA BUTANI
mentary
School, won first place at the
Coriell Institute Science Fair and
Delaware Valley Science Fair for
her project entitled "Is it Possible
to Create Plastic from Food?" in
the category of chemistry for
please see MAYA, page 30
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4 THE MOORESTOWN SUN APRIL 27MAY 3, 2016
Vaulting to first
Gymnast William Will LaVan, 7, places first
at 2016 New Jersey Mens State Championship
By BRIGIT BAUMA
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For young Moorestown resident William Will LaVan, gymnastics is something he really
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he had never entered a state competition. At the age of 7, Will took
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law and from insurers was bound
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the beginning, is the problem is twofold: We need to fix not only the cost
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but that of health care as well.
Case in point: The price of Narcan,
a drug used to revive people who overdose on heroin, has soared recently.
The reason? No one is sure, but health
officials find it odd that as the drug is
becoming more prevalent, and more
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New Jersey isnt the only state to
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touted.
Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick
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make Narcan more widely available,
and soon after he did, the price of the
drug doubled in his state from $15 to
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the states attorney general.
Its curious to see the cost increase
so rapidly as the drug gains more footing. Outsiders who dont know much
about the industry ourselves included would say it looks like a business
is taking advantage of a situation to
dramatically increase profits.
Maybe were wrong. Maybe there is
a reason that producing the life-saving
drug on a mass scale forces the cost of
doing so to rise substantially.
Or maybe its a small sign that the
problem with our countrys healthcare system isnt just that insurance is
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CROP Walk raises money to fight hunger May 1

Event has participants walk to simulate how far some may need to walk for clean water, food
By BRIGIT BAUMA
The Sun
Moorestown is once again doing its part
to end world hunger one step at a time with
the annual Moorestown CROP Walk.
CROP Hunger Walks are events in
which money is raised to combat world
hunger through participants walking one-,
three- or five-mile distances to simulate the
distances in which disadvantaged people
must walk in some countries for clean
water and food. Moorestown will be hold-
ing its annual CROP Walk on Sunday, May

1 at 1:30 p.m.
Hunger in the world is still a problem
(The CROP Walk) represents a joint effort of people who care about their fellow
man. We look forward to it each year, Mae
Trebing, Moorestown CROP Walk coordinator, said.
This annual event has been held in
Moorestown for more than four decades.
According to Church World Service, a joint
Christian ministry of 37 denominations
and coordinators of CROP Walks, more
than 2,000 communities in the United

States come together for more than 1,600
CROP Hunger Walks each year.
Some people have to walk miles to get
water or food, and sometimes children
have to do the walk. We walk because they
walk, Trebing said.
Walkers will sign in beginning at 1 p.m.
and leave from the Saint Matthews Lutheran Church promptly at 1:30 p.m. Water and
bathroom facilities will be available at
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large private lot. 5 +BR/ 5 Bath; high ceilings
throughout; Over 6000 square feet of living space.
Call for your appointment today!
Pride of ownership shows as you approach the front

door of this extremely well kept home on 1.2 acres with
custom porch out front and custom deck with built in hot
tub outback. Interior includes engineered flooring , granite kitchen, fashionable paint throughout and tons of upgrades. Replaced roof and HVAC. Make it 1st on your list!
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You don't need to move to a 55 plus to enjoy one floor living at its finest. Home features granite/ tile kitchen with
radiant heated floors & stainless steel appliances. Nice size
yard with lovely landscaping. So many upgrades just too
many to mention. Call Joyce for your personal tour.
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on a picturesque corner property. Exquisite curb appeal with circular
driveway and professionally landscaped yard by Depenbrock Designs.
Custom millwork, coffered ceiling, and built-in bookshelves. Stunning
Gourmet Kitchen with large breakfast area. Large family room and
inviting sunroom both have access to the bluestone patio and koi
pond...GREAT for entertaining! Additional features include hardwood
floors throughout, central vacuum, sound system, holiday lighting, Andersen windows, Kohler, Franke and Grohe fixtures, 3 zone
heating/cooling and so much more!
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Laurel Creek Estate Home with a Pool! Exceptional 4

Bedroom, 4.5 bath brick front colonial on a .75 acre
cul-de-sac lot has been meticulously maintained and
upgraded through-out. Features new cherry hardwood floors, new S/S appliances in huge kitchen, full
professionally finished basement with 4 large rooms,
a wine cellar and walk up stairs to exterior. So many
amenities- This is a must see!
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Brick front 3200+sq ft "Muirfield" model in Laurel

Creek. Views of the 12th green and features soaring
2 story foyer, LR and FR, a 1st floor mstr bdrm, 2 lg
upstairs bedrooms + office/ loft; hardwood floors,
white kitchen. 2 zone HVAC, full bsmnt, paver driveway & patio -won't last!
"You've driven by it for years! You park

here while sledding at Stokes Hill. Come
see inside this Moorestown Treasure You won't be disappointed! We are hosting an open house on Sunday, May 1
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Situated on one of the prettiest streets in Moorestown, this
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Many upgrades throughout include new kitchen and
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Budget will see tax cut for residents

As another years budget
process comes to a close, I am
very excited to announce that
Moorestowns 2016 budget will
not only hold the line on taxes,
but will actually see a tax cut for
our residents.
When Deputy Mayor Victoria
Napolitano and I joined the Town

Council, we pushed for a more
transparent and sustainable
budget process. Additional workshop sessions were held last year
and this year, with meetings held
at various times of day to allow
more residents the opportunity to
give their thoughts and input on
Moorestowns budget.
Councils review process goes
line by line, making sure that
every dollar is being spent responsibly while cutting any
wasteful spending. The township
and its various departments have
been encouraged by Town Council to seek and secure additional
grant funding for certain projects, making it possible to complete new projects without having
to raise taxes.
The Fiscal Year 2016 budget will
provide funding for our communitys fantastic recreation services,
continue to grow programming
for special needs individuals and
their families, fully fund the operations of our fantastic officers in
Chris
the
Moorestown
Police Department, utilize
the Open Space
Fund to care
for our current
open
spaces
and potentially
acquire additional
preserved lands,
Phil Garwood
and continue
MAYORS
upgrades to
our
towns
MESSAGE
aging water
infrastructure while keeping
water rates the lowest in our area.
We're accomplishing all of this
while reducing the tax burden,
building a healthy surplus and
giving our town the best bond rating in Burlington County. My hope
is that the 2016 budget begins a
trend where we can continually
deliver tax relief to our residents,
while responsibly planning for
our future and continuing to move
Moorestown in the right direction.
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APRIL 27MAY 3, 2016 THE MOORESTOWN SUN 11
Camp Firefly to return

Moorestown Visiting Nurse Association childrens
camp provides safe, private format for expressing grief
By SEAN LAJOIE
The Sun
Eleven years ago, the Hospice
of Moorestown Visiting Nurse
Association was notified that a
free grief camp for children in
the area would be shutting down.
The group recognized the significant need for grief support for
local children, so it did everything it could to put together a
camp of its own.
Camp Firefly is now held every
summer at Camp Matollionequay
in Medford courtesy of the
Moorestown VNA.
There is a true and ongoing
need for grief support for children, Moorestown VNA Director
of Public Communications Kim
Plasket said. We have been fortunate to find many generous
donors and sponsors, both local
and national, who recognize the
benefits of this service and who

come back to support Camp Firefly each year.
The campsite is accessible for
all campers from Burlington,
Camden and Gloucester counties.
The facilities are just right for
an overnight camp, and the staff
has been very supportive of our
grief support activities, Plasket
said.
Team members go out of their
way to supplement the experience with true camp events such
as swimming and cookouts the
children enjoy.
All children who have lost a
parent, sibling or any special person through death and are seeking support to help cope with
grief are invited to join for no fee.
These campers spend the weekend in a caring, nurturing enviplease see CAMPERS, page 22
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WEDNESDAY APRIL 27
Youth Orchestra Concert presented by Symphony in C: 7 p.m. at
the Moorestown Library. Enjoy a
very special evening with Symphony in Cs Youth Orchestra,
featuring talented musicians
ages 10 to 20. The Youth Orchestra will perform a lovely concert
and answer all your questions.
The perfect outing for budding
musicians of all ages, and a
chance to learn how you can get
involved. Sponsored by Sean Fischel Connect.
Moorestown Lions Club meeting:
7 p.m. at Sal and Joes Restaurant, 300 S. Lenola Road. Service organization. For more information, visit www.moorestownlions.com.
For more information, visit

4887.toastmastersclubs.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.
FRIDAY APRIL 29
Childrens story time: 11 a.m. at
Barnes and Noble, East Gate
Square. Call (856) 608-1904 for
information.
THURSDAY APRIL 28
SUNDAY MAY 1
Be a part of an opera round table

group: 7 p.m. at the Moorestown
Library. Opera aficionado Bill Holt
will facilitate a discussion of
Richard Strauss' "Elektra," an
upcoming Metropolitan Opera HD
simulcast.
Moorestown Area Toastmasters
meeting: 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at Mt.
Laurel Fire Station, 69 Elbo Lane.
Moorestown CROP Walk: 1:30 p.m.

at Saint Matthews Lutheran
Church, 318 Chester Ave. For
those not familiar with the walk, it
solicits donations to fight hunger
both globally and locally. Participants should register and sign-in
beginning at 1 p.m. The five-mile
scenic course, or optional 3-mile
and 1-mile routes for individuals
who prefer a shorter course, is
meant to symbolize the reality
faced by so many people in the
world who must walk many miles
each day to obtain food and
drinking water. Visit www.crophungerwalk.org/moorestownnj
for more information.
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MONDAY MAY 2
First Monday Films with Irv
Slifkin: 7 p.m. at the Moorestown
Library. Join film expert and
author, Irv Slifkin for this month's
feature Sunset Boulevard.
APRIL 27MAY 3, 2016
TUESDAY MAY 3
Power of Kindness Book Group: 1
p.m. at the Moorestown Library.
Introduction to Basic Genealogy: 2
p.m. at the Moorestown Library.
Join genealogist and author Maureen Wlodarczyk for her introductory program on genealogy
and get an overview of
Ancestry.com, Heritage Quest
online,
FamilySearch.org,
Fold3.com, online newspaper
archives, and doing DNA testing
to aid in your search. Helpful
handouts will be provided to
attendees. Register by calling
(856) 234-0333.
Better Investing: 7 p.m. at the
Moorestown Library. Topics to be
discussed include the wise way to
choose stocks to own, how to
build a portfolio, understanding
the numbers, Wall Street jargon
and how to form an Investment
Club. The group will analyze one
stock each month with Better
Investing tools. Bring your laptop,
pencils and paper.
Historical Society of Moorestown
Mansion Tours and Gift Shop: 2
to 3 p.m. at Smith Cadbury Mansion. For more information, visit
www.moorestown.com/history.
Al-Anon Mens Meeting: 8 p.m. at
Trinity Episcopal Church, Main
and Church streets. For more
information, visit www.southjerseyal-anon-org.
Garden State Chorale Rehearsals:
7:30 p.m. at First Baptist Church.
For membership information, visit www.gschorale.org or call (856)
858-9322.
Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church: Afternoon with the
Bible at 1 p.m. 512 N. Church St.,
Moorestown.
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Community projects keeping parks clean

By KAHRA F. BUSS
Later this month, the senior

class at Moorestown High School
will be making good use of the
days that their underclassmen
peers will be taking PARCC testing. This years senior class will
use the testing days to perform a
community service project that
will encompass public parks and
fields and benefit all residents.
This service effort is the brainchild of department Director
Theresa Miller and staff member
Rich Corbin. When presented to
MHS administration, Principal
Drew Seibel and Vice Principal
Robert McGough were extremely
enthusiastic, agreeing that this
team-building, community service effort would be a great way for
the graduating class to give back
to the township. On April 26 and
27, high school seniors will be
split up to work at three of the
township parks to collect trash,
move mulch and plant flowers for
the season. From 9 a.m. to 12:30
p.m. on each day, the project will
allow seniors to give back to the
community that has supported
them through their time in the
Moorestown schools. The ongoing and strengthening relationship between MTPS and the Department of Parks & Recreation
can be seen in the amount of programming, the collaborative efforts on special events and the desire to provide all Moorestown
youth with a positive experience
in and out of school.
These projects are just the latest in a series of projects under-
Dept. of Parks & Recreation

The Moorestown Department
of Parks & Recreation is proud of
the numerous relationships it has
developed within the township.
From non-profit organizations, to
youth-based clubs and groups, the
department is pleased that its collaborative efforts have helped to
bolster recreational programs
and to assist the township with
beautification and maintenance
in our local parks and facilities.
Just as spring was beginning to
poke its head through the wintery
haze, more than a dozen Indian
Princesses and their fathers decided to help it along by preparing one of Moorestown Townships favorite park sites for the
season. On Saturday, March 26
this committed group of young
ladies helped to clean-up and
beautify the Strawbridge Lake
playground area as part of their
community service requirements.
Armed with rakes, shovels and
wheelbarrows, the group set up
shop early in the morning at
Strawbridge Lake. The girls and
their fathers proceeded to weed
the park, trim bushes and trees,
plant flowers and pick up debris.
Following the clean-up, this motley crew of princesses proved
that princesses work hard. The
girls and their supportive dads
not only cleaned up, but spruced
up by moving load after load of
mulch.
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organizations from Eagle
Scouts who have painted the
Church Street Recreation Center
and renovated and revamped the
New Albany Recreation Center to
companies and organizations
who have planned environmental
days. The collaboration of these
many groups helps to keep our
parks and open spaces places that
all residents can enjoy.
The Department of Parks &
Recreation thanks the Indian
Princesses and the MHS seniors
for their help to prepare our community spaces for the spring and
summer season. If you or your
group are interested in the beautification
or
clean-up
of
Moorestowns public spaces,
please
contact
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Moorestown belongs to all of
us and the department thanks
those who are committed to keeping it beautiful.
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The following Moorestown
High School girls golf scores
were submitted by varsity head
coach Charlotte Heenan.
Moorestown defeated Cumberland, 203-251, on April 14.
Moorestown: Megan Duman,
48; Bela Delvadia, 50; Emma
Muelle, 52; Lia Hogg, 53; Holly
Keifer, 60; Hannah Corbin, 66
Moorestown defeated South
Brunswick, 182-197, on April 15.
39; Emma Muelle, 44; Bela Delvadia, 49; Rose Litt, 50; Catherine
Dare, 51; Katelyn Bigley, 53.
Moorestown defeated Hightstown, 197-207, on April 18.
46; Bela Delvadia, 48; Emma
Muelle, 51; Katelyn Bigley, 52;
Rose Litt, 53; Lia Hogg, 55.
Moorestown defeated Notre
Dame, 195-223, on April 19
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47; Megan Duman, 49; Katelyn
Bigley, 49; Ross Litt, 50; Bela Delvadia, 54; Catherine Dare, 60.
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checkpoints along the walk, and

there will be refreshments for the
walkers when they return to St.
Matthews Church. The five-mile
scenic course will run through
Moorestown and back to St.
Matthews Church, and optional
three-mile and one-mile routes
will be available for individuals
who prefer a shorter course.
It feels good. We start out with

a prayer at the church and then
start the walk. Hopefully it will be
a beautiful day, Trebing said.
Since 1974, the Moorestown
event has raised almost $570,000,
with nearly $139,000 given to support hunger-related programs in
Moorestown through local food
pantries at Saint Matthews,
Moorestown First Baptist and
Bethel A.M.E., according to Trebing. Last year, Moorestown
raised about $12,000, and Trebing
hopes that just as much is raised
this year.
In addition to providing emergency food supplies and hunger
relief, CROP Walk funds also pay
for resources that help enable
people to meet their own needs
such as seeds, agricultural tools,
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wells and water systems, technical training and micro-enterprise

loans.
Those interested in participating are encouraged to sign up before the day of the walk by contacting one of the Moorestown
congregations sponsoring the
event Trinity Episcopal, First
United Methodist, First Baptist,
First Presbyterian, St. Matthews
Lutheran, Bethel A.M.E or
Friends Meeting. Walkers can
also sign up online at www.crophungerwalk.org/ moorestownnj, where they can donate money
as well.
For those who cant participate, they can donate money to
sponsor a specific walker or learn
of other ways to get involved with
the event also at the website.
If you walk, great, if you cant
you can always give, Trebing
said.
The St. Matthews Lutheran
Church is located at 318 Chester
Ave. in Moorestown.
tennis score
The following Moorestown
High School boys tennis score
was submitted by varsity head
coach William Kingston.
Moorestown defeated Cumberland, 4-1, on April 14
Singles:
First singles: Marc Mounzer,
Mooresotwn, defeated Jeb Taylor
6-0 6-0
Second singles: Akshay Bhalodia, Moorestown, defeated Nick
Rothmans 6-0 6-2

Third singles: Adi Bulusu,
defeated
Zach
Moorestown,
Hughes 6-2 6-2
Doubles:
First doubles: Jimmy Thompson and Viray Patel, Cumberland,
defeated David Blatcher and
Noah Michaud 6-4 6-7 (9) 10-5
Second doubles: Dylan Paul
and Dan Rohrback, Moorestown,
defeated Ben Marski and Devin
Alvex 6-0 6-1
May Friendship Day is May 6

Finding Grace at the Table
will be the theme for this years
May Friendship Day Celebration
of Moorestown Church Women
United on Friday, May 6. This
year marks the organizations
75th year of uniting women of
various church denominations in
fellowship and service in their
communities and globally.
The luncheon and program

will be held at The Evergreens,
309
Bridgeboro
Road
in
Moorestown. Seating will begin
at 11:45 a.m. with welcomes to
guests at noon, followed by the
serving of the meal and the program.
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obituaries
William O'Donnell
April 14, 2016
William O'Donnell, age 103,
passed away peacefully at his
daughter's
home on April
14. He was
born in Blackwood on Dec.
14, 1912. He
grew up on a
farm in Mt.
Laurel before
moving
to
Moorestown
where he and
ODONNELL
his wife Agnes
raised their five children. Upon
retirement,
he
lived
in
Pennsauken for many years before moving in with his daughter
Marjorie and her family. William
worked for the Department of
Agriculture as a soil conservation technician in Burlington
County for 30 years. There is no
way of knowing how many miles
of under drains, ditches, terraces
and contours he laid out. He was
especially proud of the work he
did with county farmers helping
to expand the cranberry industry
in the state. William was an avid
gardener and served on the Shade
Tree
Commissions
in
Moorestown and Pennsauken.

He is preceded in death by his
wife of 56 years, Agnes O'Donnell.
William is survived by his five
children, Marjorie Copeland
(Fred), Michael O'Donnell (Lynn),
William O'Donnell (Marleen),
Tom O'Donnell (Donna), and
Mary Arot (Neil). He also leaves
behind seven grandchildren and
seven great-grandchildren to
cherish his memories.
Relatives and friends were invited to attend his visitation on
April 21 at Inglesby & Sons Funeral Home in Pennsauken. A Mass
of Christian Burial was celebrated at Our Lady of Good Counsel
Church. William was laid to everlasting peace beside his loving
wife at Mt. Carmel Cemetery in
Moorestown. In lieu of flowers,
memorial donations can be made
to Mary, Queen of All Saints
Parish in Pennsauken.
To post photos, share a memory, or send an online condolence,
please visit www.inglesbyfuneralhome.com.
more, Md., passed away on April

17 at the age of 92. She was the
wife of the late Philip E., Jr.
Ted; beloved mother of Meg
Woolmington (Rob) of N. Bennington, Vt. and Philip A. Scott
(Lindsay) of Maplewood; loving
grandmother of seven; cherished
great grandmother of two and
dear sister of A. William Trucksess (Janice) of Medford Leas.
Mrs. Scott graduated from Haddonfield Memorial High School,
class of 1941 and in 1945 from
Hood College.
There will be a celebration of
Mrs. Scotts life on Thursday,
April 28 at 11 a.m. in the Holly
Room at Medford Leas, One Medford Leas Way, Medford, N.J.
08055. Interment is private. In
lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions in honor of
Mrs. Scott be made to the Medford Leas Arboretum Fund or
Residents Assistance Fund at the
above address.
Arrangements were made by
Kain-Murphy Funeral Services of
Haddonfield.
Margaret Peg Scott

April 17, 2016
OBITUARIES
Margaret Peg Scott (nee

Trucksess) of Medford Leas, formerly of Moorestown and Balti-
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professionals and volunteer counselors, as well as peers who have
experienced a similar loss.
To date, nearly 500 local children have benefited from attending the camp.
The children come from a variety of backgrounds and interests,
and they range in age from 7 to 14.
We think weve done a pretty
good job of finding something fun
for everyone, Moorestown VNA
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Vasko said.
All kids will be given the opportunity to swim, canoe, take part
in a giant scavenger hunt, Zumba
dancing, basketball, t-shirt decorating, smores around the campfire and a puppet show.
These activities are interspersed with grief support sessions, a memorial boat launch
and arts-and-crafts projects that
help the children to visually express their feelings of loss,
Vasko said.
They are always busy and engaged while at camp.
The camp staff includes grief
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Children drum together at a previous Camp Firefly. The camp, for

children ages 7 to 14 who are grieving the loss of a loved one, is held
every summer by the Moorestown VNA.
support counselors, a spiritual
counselor and various professionals who plan and manage the
camp each year.
The Moorestown VNA recruits
and trains volunteer counselors
who meet the campers and their
families during the summer, and
then spend the entire weekend
with the children over the course
of the camp on Aug. 27-28.
These volunteer counselors
range in age from 16 and up. The
younger counselors spend the day
at camp but go home at night,
while the counselors age 21 and
up spend the night in the cabin

with their assigned group of children. There are usually one to
two counselors for every two children at camp.
Part of our mission is to teach
people to care for themselves, and
to care for others, Plasket said.
The Hospice of Moorestown
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Children are especially vulnerable at times of loss, and are
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Project Graduation
By DANA YOUNG
They are graduating high school, moving
on to who knows what new adventures, and
Project Graduation wants to give them one
last hoorah! They walk off the high school
stadium field and quickly change and get
shuttled onto buses that will parade down
Main Street as they leave town, to destinations unknown to spend the rest of the
night into the wee hours of the morning
celebrating together as a class.
Here is where the need comes in. It is all
funded by donations to make this an unforgettable night for these kids. A group of
parent volunteers has designed a night
full of activities to keep them safe from
drinking and maybe making some unwise
choices that night. There have been
arcades, aquariums, dancing, just to name
a few things done in years past.
Then there are the giveaways, a whole
different set of donated items to offer as
winning tickets are drawn throughout the
night. It is sponsored by local businesses

and families.
So here are the parents running this program, out there asking, if not begging, for
the community to support these kids and
give them an unforgettable evening.
It is estimated that it costs $150 per student to run the event. Parents of the students and every other parent in town
receive a letter requesting a small donation. There is nothing wrong with that, but I
will say, as a parent of a senior, this is an
expensive year. There are senior portraits,
cap and gown, yearbooks, senior trip, college applications and the list goes on.
So as we celebrate their accomplishments, we keep on doing what it takes to
get them where they are going. But maybe
organizations such as the Ray of Hope can
ease some of the expense.
There is no better way to congratulate
the class of 2016 than by voting for it to win
this $500 opportunity!
The Ray of Hope will award one of these four organizations a $500 donation! Read
the essays below about each organization, and decide which you think is the most
deserving of the $500 donation. Reader voting will decide the winner. To vote, send
an e-mail to rayofhope@moorestownsun.com. Voting will end on Friday, May 6.
Percheron Park
By MARGO M. FOSTER
In 1839, Moorestown native Edward Harris II (1799-1863) introduced Percheron
horses to America from France to improve
the work horses here. His foresighted
action had a nationwide impact on farming
and transport in the 19th and early 20th
centuries.
Percherons, referred to as diligence
(stagecoach) horses, were developed in the
ancient region of le Perche and possessed
the strength, stamina, speed and calm temperament suited for farm and road work.
Harris showcased their superb qualities
with Diligence, his dapple-gray stallion.
Soon, other men followed his lead and
imported and bred more. By 1930,
Percheron horses outnumbered the other
draft breeds in the USA by three-to-one,
before the combustion engine outplaced
live horsepower.
Farmers and teamsters across America
held their Percherons in high regard. In
1892, the publisher of a midwestern farm
journal shared the suggestion that Harris
should have an equestrian monument as
the first man to introduce the [Percheron]

Draft Horse to America.
Percheron Park will feature that iconic
monument.
In 2006, a Moorestown citizens committee sought ideas for creating interest in the
town center. A proposal to install a life-sized,
bronze statue of Diligence found a place
when the township purchased the property
at Main and High streets to create a pocket
park. Soon dubbed Percheron Park, it was
ready to provide its impact on Moorestown.
The Friends of Percheron Park was
formed in 2011 as a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation to raise funds to build the park.
Although the community has donated generously, more funding is needed. Soil remediation on this site of a former gas station
is taking longer than predicted, causing a
delay in construction and donations. Support from the Ray of Hope award will provide financial impact and a morale boost
that will spur enthusiastic commitment
from the town.
Further information is available at
www.percheronpark.org.
Girl Scout Troop 22169

By KARLA PETERSON
In the first grade, I joined Moorestown
Girl Scout Troop 22169, a local Brownie
troop based out of Roberts Elementary.
Now, nearly a decade later, Im still a member of this same troop, which has since
risen through the ranks of Girl Scouting.
From Brownies to Juniors, Juniors to
Cadets, Cadets to Seniors (with some
ambassadors thrown in, too), our members
have changed. We are older now. Our members are not only from just Moorestown
High School, but also Moorestown Friends
School.
As we have aged and matured, we have
done countless projects for the environment from no-idling campaigns, to plastic
water bottle awareness, learning about
invasive and native species, and learning
about remediation and contaminated soil
in our own town. We have worked with
younger generations of Girl Scouts, educating them about Girl Scout traditions and
cookie sale techniques. On the subject of
cookie selling; selling is not just about
fundraising, but also about business skills.
Selling cookies has taught us money management, and financial skills, marketing
and business experience that we would
never have experienced otherwise.
Through community service, environmental work and cookie sales, Troop 22169
has constantly provided girls with new
experiences and challenges, filled with
learning and discovery about ourselves
and others. Instilled with confidence, I firmly believe that we can do anything.
This summer, were putting together a
trip to a Girl Scout Camp in Iceland. The trip
will take place at the end of August. There,
well learn about the environment and
geothermal concepts, well ride the native
ponies, hike glaciers and volcanoes. It will
be a trip of a lifetime for us who seem to
have spent a lifetime together.
Weve grown up together; weve seen
each other build strength and skills. Hopefully now well get to see Rejkuik. Our fearless leaders, Denise Mahoney and Sara Lilja,
have inspired us to reach our fullest potential. Theyve demanded much of us over the
years, constantly challenging us to always
to our best and accepting nothing less.
Pushing us to reach ambitious goals has
been fruitful; adventure and opportunity
have been accomplished by hard work.
Countless cookie sales and fundraisers
have made other trips possible and will
make Iceland possible, too, though $500
wouldnt hurt!
4th of July Parade

By ESTHER CLARK
The Moorestown 4th of July Parade is
more than just a parade. It is a group of
local residents who volunteer their time
and talents to fund and orchestrate the
parade on July 4. Its main focus is to celebrate our countrys birthday.
However, there is much more.
1.) This organization sponsors a Freedom
Lecture Series. This series is developed by
the Constitution Center, but funded by the
committee.
2.) The American Legion William Snyder
Post 42 is an active participant. It invites
veterans who have served and are currently serving to ride in the parade.
3.) Volunteers also create a float for
entry in the Christmas Parade.
4.) Finally, the educational component
chairs a Freedom Poster Contest for children.
A young boy, riding his bike after the
first parade, was heard asking his companion this question: Do you know why were
having a parade today?
This sparked the annual Poster Contest.
Each year, a theme is assigned to the

parade. This years theme is: Stars &
Stripes. Its purpose is to engage elementary students to create a poster that
reflects an aspect of this topic. The top
three winners earn a special place of honor
riding in the parade.
What is best about this parade?
First, Moorestown residents are the participants. Non-profits, local businesses,
families and neighbors march together
dressed in their red, white and blue. The
festive atmosphere is accelerated by viewing pets wearing Uncle Sam colors, too.
Secondly, our community is what it is
because of the sacrifices made by our citizens. The parade celebrates the freedoms
we hold dear and unites us on this one day.
Lastly, the committee sponsors
fundraisers, but they are not enough to
cover the $10,000 cost for the parade. A
web site, www.moorestownjuly4thparade.
com, shares event pictures and accepts
donations as a 501(c3). The prize offered
by this contest would greatly help this
organization.
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hide their feelings or are unable
to express their feelings appropriately, Plasket said.
Camp Firefly provides a
unique opportunity for the children to open up to peers who have
experienced a similar loss, to
bond with counselors who understand what they are going
through and to learn positive
strategies for coping with loss in
their lives.
Vasko said some of these children arrive the first day expressing ambivalence and worry about
what the weekend will comprise.
Firefly gives them the opportu-
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loved ones in a meaningful way
while also having some fun.
Its knowing weve had a real
and positive impact on our
campers, Vasko said. At the conclusion of Camp Firefly, the
campers express satisfaction with
having met other children with
similar losses. The common
ground of loss is significant to the
children. Before camp, they may
not have known of another child
at their school or in their community who suffered the loss of someone close to them who died.
The group alternates traditional camp activities with loss-related activities that help the children cope with the nature of
early grief, an emotion that has a
tendency to hit at inopportune
and unexpected times.
The volunteers and counselors
pay close attention to the children

and are supportive of their grief
process throughout the weekend
and in all of the activities.
We learn to navigate grief by
allowing the tears, anger, happy
memories and the whole range of
emotions to come, but to let them
go as well, and focus to the best of
our ability on the task or activity
at hand, Vasko said.
If you are interested in Camp
Firefly, call (856) 552-1300, email
services@moorestownvna.org,
visit the organizations new website www.moorestownvna.org or
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win, she was nominated to got to
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I like that math and science
are so connected to the real world
and used every day. Science is
everywhere, and once you learn
one thing, you find there is so
much more to learn about, Maya
said.
At the UES, as well as the middle school and high school, students were invited to participate
in the Coriell Institute Science
Fair at the Camden County College. Maya, a lover of science and
math, was interested in participating.
Inspired by her time on the robotics team, the JaberBlockies,
Maya wanted to do something to
help the environment. She started to search the Internet for ideas,
when on the side of her screen,
she saw something about creating
plastics from food we eat every
day as a more eco-friendly plastic
over other items such as crude oil
and petroleum by-products.
She got to work, doing research
to see if it were possible to create
plastic from three types of food
canned beans, potatoes and plantains. Her hypothesis was the potatoes and plantains would work,
but not the canned beans. She felt
the canned beans, with starch
that was already processed,
would not be able to gelatinize.
Maya tested her theory by combining the blended foods with
acetic acid, water and food dye
and heating the mixture. She let
each cool for a few days and found
all of them were made into plastic.
Maya worked all by herself on
the project, coming up with it, implementing it and even teaching
her parents a thing or two.
It was 100 percent her project.
We didnt help her at all. We were
extremely proud of her. She
taught myself and my husband
about plastics and the energy
needed to make them, as well as
recycling, her mother Savita
said.
Maya said she was a bit nervous going into the Coriell Institute Science Fair on March 19,
but mostly excited as she really
enjoyed what she worked on and
talking about it. Maya had a
poster board, her plastics and molecular models for her presentation. Throughout the day, she
spoke to multiple judges on her
project. All of her hard work paid
off as she received first place in
the chemistry category as well as
the American Chemical Society
award from sixth to eighth grade,

which allows her to move on to
the regional science fair.
I was really happy because I
didnt know I would get to move
on, Maya said.
Before the Delaware Valley Science Fair, Maya improved her
poster board and added new information to her presentation,
hoping to do just as well as last
time. Again, Maya was nervous
and a little more intimidated this
time due to the higher level of
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