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MAY 410, 2016

Quakers crush Red Devils, 5-0

Township considers
filters for radiological
chemicals in water

By BRIGIT BAUMA
The Sun
Friday the 13th is known to be
a very ominous and unlucky day
in
Western
culture.
In
Moorestown this year, Friday the
13th is being celebrated as a lucky
day with the Moorestown Garden
Clubs Standard Flower Show and
House Tour.
With the theme, Its Your
Lucky Day, the Moorestown Garden Club is celebrating spring on
Friday, May 13. The tour, also the
clubs fundraiser, will feature floral design and educational horticultural experiences representative of the theme from noon to 8
p.m.
It is a fundraiser, but it is
more than that, it is also educational. Its a way for the community to be able to learn about horticulture and floral design, Garden Club President Lisa Madara
said.
The Moorestown Garden Club
holds the Standard Flower Show
and House Tour bi-annually and
began when the club started in
the 1950s, when it sold tickets out
of a station wagon to raise funds.
The event is still the clubs major
fundraiser, with funds going toplease see CLUB, page 27

In response to citizen concern, township looks

into temporary treatment for the radiological
chemicals along with the temporary treatment
that is being put in place for TCP 1,2,3 and TCE
By BRIGIT BAUMA
The Sun

BRIGIT BAUMA/The Sun

Moorestown High Schools Connor Dickerson returns the ball to

his Rancocas Valley High School opponent in his singles match
on Tuesday, April 26. The Quakers crushed the Red Devils, 5-0.

In response to citizen concerns,

Moorestown Township is looking
into a temporary treatment for radiological chemicals along with
the temporary treatment that is
being put in for the chemicals
Trichloropropane (TCP 1,2,3) and
Trichlorethylene (TCE) found in
Moorestowns drinking water.
Moorestown Township Manager Scott Carew and Utilities Engineer L. Russell Trice spoke to
town council on April 25 about
the possibilities of adding a filtration system for the radionuclides.
The two wanted to get councils
thoughts on if they should move
forward on looking into getting
the filtration system. Council
gave its approval to Trice to move
forward.
According to Trice, there are
systems that filter and remove radium, gross alpha and other contaminants with which citizens
were concerned. Those were from

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Calgon Carbon Corporation,

where Moorestown is getting its
carbon filters for the temporary
treatment for the TCP 1,2,3 and
TCE, and Water Resource Technology, Inc.
Trice believes WRT would
most likely be the best company
to go with, as there are more installations of its filters in New
Jersey than any other manufacturer of radiological filters and
are on the top of the list for radiologicals. He also said WRT is
more efficient as it provides a
more holistic approach to the filters, including providing equipment, good service and training
and guaranteeing removal if
something goes wrong.
Prices were not given, as Trice
is still waiting to hear back from
the company as well as thoughts
from council. He said he believes
he could have quotes by this
week.
I say definitely investigate it
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Alice Paul to be featured

on redesigned $10 bill
Alice
Paul,
Moorestown
Friends School alumna of class of
1901, will be featured on the back
of the redesigned $10 bill, expected to debut in 2020, the centennial
of the 19th Amendment establishing womens suffrage.
While Alexander Hamilton
will remain on the front of the $10
note, the portraits of womens
suffrage leaders Alice Paul, Lucretia Mott, Sojourner Truth,
Elizabeth Cady Stanton and
Susan B. Anthony will be depict-

ed on the back.
According to the U.S. Department of the Treasury, the current
image of the Treasury building
will be replaced with an illustration of the Womens Suffrage Parade of 1913. The march ended at
the Treasury and, on the buildings steps, thousands demanded
an amendment to the Constitution enfranchising women.
Treasury Secretary Jacob J.
Lew announced the changes to
American currency on April 20.

Organ concert set for May 15

Southwest Jersey Chapter
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Methodist Church on Sunday,
May 15 at 7 p.m. The history of
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6 THE MOORESTOWN SUN MAY 410, 2016

happenings at parks & rec

Summer camps, clinics begin when school finishes

By KAHRA F. BUSS
Dept. of Parks & Recreation

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While this spring has been

doing a stutter-step in its arrival,
summer will suddenly be upon
us. Each year spring evaporates
quickly, leaving many parents at
the beginning of summer without activities for their children.
The Department of Parks and
Recreation has plenty of programs for every age and every interest.
The
Recreation
Summer
Camps and Clinics begin immediately following the end of school.
The Recreation Basketball Clinic
is under new direction this year,
welcoming Ted Flick, who played

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opportunity to fine-tune and develop their fundamental basketball skills. In addition to skills
and drills, players will put these
new talents to use during intersquad games. This evening camp
runs on Thursdays, weekly from
June 30 to July 28.
The Recreation Soccer Camp
returns under the instruction of
Coach Rich McConnell of Holy
Cross High School. McConnell
will provide boys and girls in
grades K-3 fundamental skills

training, sportsmanship and general knowledge of the sport. The

emphasis of this program is to
develop solid soccer players in a
fun and educational environment. The Recreation Soccer
Camp will run from July 11 to 14.
For those children who just
love sports, the Recreation
Summer Sports Camp provides
and overview of fundamentals
for soccer, baseball, softball,
street hockey, tennis, basketball
and flag football. Under the new
instruction of McConnell, sports
and player development are the
focus in this end-of-summer
camp. This weeklong activity is
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golf scores
The following Moorestown
High School girls golf scores
were submitted by varsity head
coach Charlotte Heenan.
Moorestown defeated Robbinsville, 201-240, on April 25.
Moorestown: Lia Hogg, 48;
Emma Mueller, 51; Katelyn
Bigley, 51; Catherine Dare, 51;

Lauren Chen, 59; Hannah Corbin,

64.
West Windsor-Plainsboro South
defeated Moorestown, 101-109, on
April 26. Only five holes were
played due to weather.
Moorestown: Holly Keifer, 27;
Lia Hogg, 27; Catherine Dare, 28;
Megan Duman, 28.

tennis score
The following Moorestown
High School boys tennis score
was submitted by varsity head
coach Bill Kingston.
Moorestown defeated Rancocas
Valley, 5-0, on April 25
Singles:
First singles: Connor Dickerson,
Moorestown,
defeated
Damien Stahl 6-2 6-1
Second singles: Marc Mounzer,
Moorestown, defeated Ian Cullen

6-0 6-0
Third singles: Adi Bulusu,
Moorestown, defeated Dylan
Mohan 6-0 6-0
Doubles:
First doubles: David Blatcher
and
Marcu
Mounzer,
Moorestown, defeated Jacob Mizeraczak and Jatin Moti 6-3 6-0
Second doubles: Ryan Finley
and Dan Rohrback, Moorestown,
defeated Mike Mizeraczak and
Josh Elberfeld 6-0 6-1

volleyball score
The following Moorestown
High School boys volleyball score
was submitted by varsity head
coach Scott Atkinson.
Moorestown
defeated
Collingswood, 2-0, on April 26.

Johnny
McGinley
led
Moorestown with eight kills, four
aces and four blocks. Robert McGarity had five kills and one ace.
Ricky Harris had three kills and
two blocks.

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Kramer appointed president

of Elizabeth Haddon Society
of National Society of CAR
Carly E. Kramer, a seventhgrade student at William Allen
Middle School in Moorestown,
was recently appointed to the position of president of the Elizabeth Haddon Society of the National Society of the Children of
the American Revolution. Carly
represented the Elizabeth Haddon Society at the 86th annual
state conference held on March 12
at the Mountain View Golf
Course in Ewing.
The Elizabeth Haddon Society
won the following contests: first
place for Conservation, third
place for Promotional Advancement, second place for Fostering
Enthusiasm, and third place for
Historian. Jason Kramer, a second grader at Baker Elementary
School in Moorestown, received
third place for Patriotic Education for his drawing of Benjamin
Franklin.
The Children of the American
Revolution is the oldest patriotic
organization in the United States
for youth age 22 and younger with

Special to The Sun

Moorestown resident Carly E.

Kramer, left, is appointed president of the Elizabeth Haddon Society and stands with New Jersey
CAR State President Carly A.
Kramer at the 86th annual New
Jersey CAR state conference.
a direct line of descent from a patriot who fought for independence during the American Revolution. Carly's ancestor is Godfrey
Shronk, a Philadelphia patriot
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Harry J.
Haeffner III

Residents may see slight

decrease in municipal taxes

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By BRIGIT BAUMA
The Sun
Moorestown residents could
see a decrease in municipal taxes
this year.
The Moorestown Town Council
unanimously approved the 2016
budget on first reading. For the
proposed 2016 budget, the average
assessed home of $441,700 will
pay a total of $1,810.97 per year in
municipal taxes, which is a decrease of $8.83.
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, Mayor Phil
Gardwood said.
The total appropriations for
the budget are $23.9 million,
which is an $89,000 or 0.037 percent increase over last year. The
increase is due to RUT requirements, capital improvements and
other item net increases, accord-

ing to Chief Financial Officer

Tom Merchel. These are offset by
a decrease in group insurance
and net decrease in grants. Revenues have also increased by
$42,023, which include a decreased reliance on surplus, an
increase in MRA and delinquent
taxes.
The water and sewer utility
budget is $11.1 million, which is
an increase over last year of $1.92
million, or a 20.9 percent increase. This is due to the purchase of water from New Jersey
American Water, the temporary
treatment solution for Wells 7 and
9, capital improvements and debt
service. This is covered by surplus.
From the current fund surplus,
Moorestown will be using $1.8
million for this years budget and
$2.79 million from the utility surplus. This leaves $5.17 million in
the current fund surplus and
$4.27 million in the utility surplus.
The tax levy total is $16.4 mil-

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assessed property value, which is
a decrease from last year at $0.412.
The budget allows for full-time
and part-time employee staffing
to increase from 79.5 to 81.5. Decreases have been made in administration and public works
staffing, but there were increases
in recreation and construction
staff. There also have been no
cuts of programs.
Councilman Manny Delgado
expressed his pleasure with the
budget at the meeting and
thanked those who helped for all
of their hard work.
I was happy we could get it
down and decrease it this year,
Delgado said.
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as we watch The Legend of Korra. Registration is required. Call
(856) 234-0333.
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 MAY 6
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for Mothers Day: All ages. 9 a.m.
to 5 p.m. at the Moorestown
Library. Just in time for Mothers
Day, drop in to make a beautiful
flowerpot for Mom. While supplies last. No registration.
Perkins Center presents: Music
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second to third. 4 p.m. at the
Moorestown Library. Guitar
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students a sneak peek at what it
is like to learn to play the guitar.
Registration required. Call (856)

234-0333.
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at The Evergreens, 309 Bridgeboro Road in Moorestown. Finding Grace at the Table will be the
theme for this years Friendship
Day Celebration of Moorestown
Church Women United. This year
marks the organizations 75th
year of uniting women of various
church denominations in fellowship and service in their communities and globally. Seating will
begin at 11:45 a.m. with welcomes
to guests at noon, followed by the
serving of the meal and the program. For more information, call
(856) 234-7927.

SATURDAY MAY 7
Drop-In Craft: Create a Flower Pot
for Mothers Day: All ages. 9 a.m.
to 5 p.m. at the Moorestown
Library. Just in time for Mothers
Day, drop in to make a beautiful
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SUNDAY MAY 8
Historical Society of Moorestown
Library: 1 to 3 p.m. at Smith Cadbury Mansion. For more information, visit www.moorestown.com/
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to 3 p.m. at Smith Cadbury Mansion. For more information, visit

www.moorestown.com/history.
Christadelphian
Moorestown
Ecclesia: Sunday school 9:30
a.m. (recessed in summer).
Memorial service at 10:30 a.m.
(10 a.m. during the summer). 101
N. Lenola Road, Moorestown.
Second Baptist Church: Sunday
school and adult forum at 9 a.m.
Worship service at 10 a.m. 319 Mill
St., Moorestown. For more information, visit www.secondbaptistmoorestown.org or call (856)
234-6396.
Saint Matthew Lutheran Church:
Worship services at 8:30 and 11
a.m. Adult Forum at 9:45 a.m. 318
Chester Ave., Moorestown.
Center for Conscious Living: Celebration service at 10 a.m. at
Moorestown Community House,
16 E. Main St., Moorestown.
First United Methodist Church:
Worship services at 8:30 a.m.
(contemporary and traditional),
9:30 a.m. (contemporary) and 11
a.m. (traditional). Communion at
all services first Sunday of the
month. 446 Camden Ave.,
Moorestown.
First Presbyterian Church: Worship services at 8:15 a.m. in the
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in our opinion

Is Christies tax cap working?

108 Kings Highway East

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The data would say yes, at least on the surface; now its time for a next step
Dan McDonough Jr.

ay back in 2010, Gov.

Christie won a political battle, enacting a 2 percent cap
on municipal tax levies.
The law required towns to limit
their municipal budget increases to a
maximum of 2 percent, down from 4
percent, lest they be subject to public
vote.
As is the norm, legislators argued
over whether the law would have any
real effect on property taxes, or
whether it was just another way of angling and passing blame onto predecessors.
State data released recently would
say that Christies property tax reform
is indeed working.
While the average residential property tax bill rose to a record high of
$8,353 last year, it increased only 1.7
percent, when you factor out the two
troubling property value communities
of Atlantic City and Paterson.
The states Community Affairs De-

Your thoughts
Is Gov. Christies property tax reform
working? Or is it all just political smokeand-mirrors? Let your voice be heard
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partment said the average homeowner

paid $468 more in property taxes last
year.
Were not ready to jump headfirst
into the Kool-Aid just yet, but we also
believe that at least a small part of the
leveling off in tax increases is because
of the property tax cap.
Residents of the Garden State still
pay the highest average real-estate
levies.
Christies property-tax reform was
never going to fix that problem in this
short of a time frame, but its a good
start thats showing progress already.
What the 2 percent cap does is keep
local governments in check, with a reasonable limit on increases. It forces

local councils, committees, commissions and school boards to take a second look at expenses and cut the excess
wherever possible. It forces these entities to investigate shared services and
share resources.
In a word, it forces accountability.
No council, committee, commission
or school board wants the fate of its
budget to rest in the hands of voters.
School boards disliked the practice
when it was a standard, and they
would all dislike it if it were to go to a
vote again.
Is Christies 2 percent cap the be-all,
end-all of property tax reform in New
Jersey? Probably not. But it is a step in
the right direction.
Now, its up to our state government the one we have now and the
next administration that will take office when Christies terms ends in
2018 to take the next step and fix our
states broken property tax system
once and for all.

letter to the editor

Writer: New noise ordinance
neglects several issues
My initial excitement over the passing of
a noise ordinance quickly turned to disappointment and then dismay as I read what
is surely at best a codification of what already happens, and at worst an ordinance
written to protect the right to make noise
when I naively thought it should protect us
from excessive noise. The current ordinance allows every kind of landscaping
and construction noise to continue for 13
hours a day, 365 days a year. I will set aside
the question of farm machinery and ad-

dress only residential neighborhoods and

the typical noises we are exposed to on a
routine basis.
The following areas are completely neglected in the ordinance:
Decibel levels. What, if any, should be
appropriate limits on decibel levels of machines and tools such as leaf blowers?
These should be very clear and set in consultation with research on noise-induced
hearing loss. It isnt only the user whose
hearing is at risk, but everyone in the immediate area. We all know that it can be
impossible to escape from this kind of loud
background noise, even if we are in houses
with closed doors.

Limits on commercial landscaping hours.

Two or three large riding mowers and two
or three men using commercial leaf blowers make much more noise, obviously, than
one person doing their own lawn. Do we
really want to have commercial landscapers able to work until 9 p.m. all summer
long? Could we agree on a 5 p.m. limit on
weeknights and Saturdays and no Sunday
work at all for commercial companies?
The right to peace and quiet. As written,
the ordinance does not allow for any quiet
time except for 9 p.m. to 8 a.m. Is there no
daylight time when people can sit on their
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ation in the commons. 101 Bridgeboro Road, Moorestown.
Trinity Episcopal Church: Holy
Eucharist at 7:45 a.m. Parish
Eucharist at 9 a.m. Morning
prayer and sermon at 11:15 a.m.
207 W. Main St., Moorestown.
Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church: Adult Church School
at 9 a.m. Worship service at 10:30
a.m. 512 N. Church St.,
Moorestown.
Our Lady of Good Counsel: Regular
Mass at 7:30, 9 and 10:30 a.m.
and noon. 42 W. Main St.,
Moorestown.
First Baptist Church
of
Moorestown: Bible Study and
Sunday Chat at 9 a.m. Worship at
10 a.m. Coffee/fellowship at 11
a.m. Sunday discussion at 11:30
a.m. 19 W. Main St., Moorestown.

Hope Community Church: Comeas-you-are worship service at

10:30 a.m. 235 W. Main St.,
Moorestown.
Moorestown Friends Meeting
(Quakers): Worship service at 10
a.m. Children are welcome. Social
hour follows at 10:45 a.m. Childcare available. 118 East Main St.,
Moorestown. All are welcome.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints: Worship services
at 10 a.m. 319 Bridgeboro Road,
Moorestown.
Questions call
(609) 346-4348.
Destiny Church Service: 10 a.m. at
William Allen Middle School, 801
North
Stanwick
Road,
Moorestown. Nursery and KidsZone available. For more information visit www.destinynj.org or
call (609) 386-3142.
First Church of Christ, Scientist,
Moorestown: Sunday Service and
Sunday School 11 a.m. 420 Kings
Highway, Moorestown.
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want to return to a sport after
some time away, or start a sport

that they always wanted to try.

From Aug. 15 to 19 or Aug. 22 to 26
children ages 5 to 12 can develop a
new set of skills in a fun and relaxed environment.
New this year, the Summer Art
Camp will be an art-intensive
week incorporating a variety of
mediums, including drawing,
painting, 3-D sculptural art and a
group mural. Children will create
a variety of projects designed to
promote their natural curiosity
and creativity. Led by Artist-InResidence Sophia Geiger, boys
and girls in grades K-4 will spend
the week of Aug. 1 to 5 making
personal masterpieces. Children
will enjoy experiential learning
with seasoned, apprentice art students.
In addition to these specialized
camps, the Department of Parks
& Recreation will run its four to
six week day-camps: the Summer
Parks Program, the Summer Theater Program, the Teen Theater
Program, the Special Needs Sum-

mer Camp and Four Is Fun. This

year, the Summer Parks Program
will again provide weekly field
trips. This year, the camps will
follow an environmental theme.
In addition to the traditional
bowling and roller skating trips,
the department is sponsoring a
series of nature programs and
Junior Ranger programs in conjunction with the Burlington
County Parks System and the
Rancocas Nature Center. Field
trips are for Summer Parks Program attendees only and can be
registered for individually, but
space is limited.
For more information about
the Department of Parks & Recreation Summer Camps and Clinics, visit the department webpage
at
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obituaries
Kelly Celine O'Brien
April 25, 2016
Kelly Celine OBrien, 18, of
Moorestown, left this life suddenly on Monday, April 25. She was
born Sept. 23, 1997, in Phillipsburg, the daughter of Elizabeth
Hughes and the late Patrick
Michael OBrien. Kelly was a 2015
graduate of Moorestown High
School and currently a student of
Arcadia University. She was a
dedicated student who enjoyed
photography, music festivals, poi,
drawing and camping. She felt an
intense love and protectiveness
for animals.
Kelly is survived by her mother, Elizabeth and step-father, Cornelius Hughes; brothers, Elijah
Huertas and Wyeth Hughes;
grandparents, Frank and Rita
OBrien, John and Michelle Huertas, Neal and Betsy Hughes; greatgrandparents, Carmelo Huertas,
Peter and Eleanor Giles; cousins,
Julie and Taylor Cambra, Shea
and Ian OBrien; aunts and uncles, Michael and Beth Huertas,
Kevin and Michelle OBrien, Sean
OBrien, the late Kathy Huertas;
her beloved dog, Mogwai; and
many other family, friends and
loved ones.
Kelly loved and was loved by a
multitude of people who are too
many to name here, but were very
important in her life. All gravitated toward her because she was

such a gentle,
soul.
loving
The
family
asks that you
honor and remember Kelly
by being kind
to all the creatures of our
planet
who
you meet in
OBRIEN
your life.
The Connell
Funeral Home is honored to assist Kellys family. Guests were invited to celebrate Kellys life on
Tuesday, May 3 at Moorestown
Community House from 5 p.m. to
9 p.m.
Memorial contributions may
be made in Kellys honor to Popcorn Park Zoo and Associated Humane Society, 1 Humane Way,
Forked River, N.J. 08731.
Condolences may be left at
www.connellfuneral.com.

Patricia Ann Gross

April 21, 2016
Patricia
Ann
Gross
of
Moorestown passed away on
April 21 at the age of 82. She was
the sister of Joseph (Barbara)
Gross.
Pat will be remembered for her
devotion to her family especially
her niece Lisa (Dave) Kuhn,
nephew Chris Gross and her two
grandnieces and three grand-

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As of now, the temporary treatment for the TCP 1,2,3 and TCE
has not been approved by the Department of Environmental Protection. According to Trice, the
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As with the Caldon contract,
this contract will not be executed
until we have the approval from
the DEP, Carew said.
Resident Bob Gorman asked if
the filters for the treatment of radionuclides were considered
along with the installation of the
carbon filters to save money.
Carew said since it was just spoken about today it has not, and
Trice said waiting to do so would
delay the process, which they didnt want to do.
Gorman also asked if the
Kings Highway Water Plant was
currently running. Carew said he
did not know, but Trice said it
was. Gorman said there needs to
be more communication among
everyone involved.

This is becoming more and

more upsetting every meeting,
Gorman said.
In other news:
The ordinance on second
reading amending a chapter
called Noise was taken off the
agenda last week, as the township
felt it needed more information
added to the ordinance.
Council approved a contract
for the Second Street Water Main
Replacement Project in the
amount of $15,692.55.
Council also approved a number of resolutions on affordable
housing, as the township is still
working on its numbers. Those
resolutions approved payments to
Court Master Elizabeth McKenzie for $1,812.50 and Capehart
Scatchard for $5,578.02 out of the
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porches or decks or patios, or
work in their gardens quietly? I
would strongly support the inclusion of some off-limits times for
gas-powered machinery and
tools, which make the most noise.
What if we declared Sunday
mornings and evenings to be
quiet times, with machines allowed between noon and 5 p.m.?
The health and environmental
hazards in addition to hearing loss.
A noise ordinance can be forward-looking and go a long way to
shaping the kind of community
we would like to live in. Currently, gas-powered machinery is not
only excessively noisy, it is also
smelly and contributes to carbon
emissions and global warming.
An enforceable ordinance that encourages and rewards homeowners and commercial landscapers
to seek quieter and cleaner machinery would make Moorestown
a leader in creating clean and
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leaf-blower such a sacred cow that
one cannot even hint at banning
it completely? Watching people
carry these monstrous things on
their backs as they point the nozzles at a few leaves on their lawns
and blow up clouds of dust and
smoke, you long for a few sturdy
rakes and the pleasing sound they
make as they put the leaves into
piles instead of blowing them at
random into the street.
There is important research
that connects leaf-blowers to
spikes in allergies, asthma and serious, chronic respiratory diseases. Leaf blowers blow particulate matter into the atmosphere
that includes pesticides, herbicides, fertilizer compounds, animal feces and mold. It would be
good to get hold of epidemiological information even from our
local physicians on childhood allergy and asthma, as well as later
life lung conditions that are exacerbated by these kinds of particulates that go completely unmonitored and unregulated in our
community.
I would ask Town Council to go
back to the drawing board on the
noise ordinance and get it right.
Please address the need for a
clean and quiet and healthful atmosphere for all residents.
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MONDAY MAY 9
Sounds of MoTown at the Tropicana Casino: For seniors. 9:30
a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Bus will leave
from First Presbyterian Church,
101 Bridgeboro Road. Tickets are
$45 and include $15 in slot dollars, show ticket and a lunch
voucher at Carmine's. Checks can
be made payable to Evergreen
Women's Club and mailed to
Mary Anne Barlow, 44 Red Leaf
Road, Moorestown, N.J. 08057.
Call (609) 870-7073.
Ham Radio Club meeting: 7:30
p.m. at St. Matthews Lutheran
Church. Call Frank at (609) 3865906.
Overeaters Anonymous: 7:30 p.m.
at St. Matthew Lutheran Church,
318 Chester Ave. Call (609) 2390022 or visit www.oa-southjersey.org for information.

TUESDAY MAY 10
Hands on Genealogy: 2 p.m. at the
Moorestown Library. Join genealogist and author Maureen Wlodarczyk for this hands-on twopart class, 90 minutes each on
May 10 and May 17, in the computer lab. The presenter will take the
participants through a real-life
case study search for the history
of a New Jersey family using
Ancestry.com, FamilySearch.org
and GenealogyBank.com. Participants will work directly on computers and will receive a course
reference manual to keep. Registration required. Space is
extremely limited. Call (856) 2340333.
Perkins Center presents: Music
Exploration - Meet the Flute
Family: Ages 5 to 8. 4:15 p.m. at
the Moorestown Library. Join
Perkins Centers flutist/instructor
Beverly Pugh for a fun and
informative class about the flute
family. Play some games, learn to
play a song and best of all,
receive your very own recorder

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suggested donation of $5 to the
Perkins Center to cover the cost
of the recorder. Registration is
required. Call (856) 234-0333.
Town Council Meeting: 7:30 p.m. at
Moorestown Town Hall. 7 p.m.
Workshop.
Historical Society of Moorestown
Library: 1 to 4 p.m. at Smith Cadbury Mansion. For more information, visit www.moorestown.com/
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older. Meets second Tuesday of
the month, September through
June, at noon. United Methodist
Church, 446 E. Camden Ave. For
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and socializing. Join us for cake
and coffee.
Historical Society of Moorestown
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to 3 p.m. at Smith Cadbury Mansion. For more information, visit
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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.

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 this Friday, May 6.

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!

Girl Scout Troop 22169

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.

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!

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Club partnering
with the Evergreens
CLUB
Continued from page 1

ward civic projects, senior involvement, club events and a

Moorestown High School scholarship, but it is also now an educational experience.
As the clubs usual tour day is
the second Friday of May, and coincidently Friday the 13th this
year, instead of worrying about it
being an unlucky day, the club
wanted to have a little fun and
change peoples minds that itll be
a lucky day.
We thought wed make it Its
Your Lucky Day because you get
to view the beautiful horticulture
and things people have grown
and floral designs; and I say that
is pretty lucky, Madara said.
This year, the club is partnering with the Evergreens, a retirement community in Moorestown,
to host part of the Standard
Flower Show and House Tour
plus four local homes. Floral designs will be displayed along the
house tour at the homes of the
Konzelmanns, the Martins, the
Chevaliers and the Pendinos
within Moorestown.
Its always a beautiful show
and nice to be able to look and see
what people have grown in their
yards and how people can design
with flowers, Madara said.
Not only will people be able to
check out floral designs and experience horticulture from the tour,
they will also gain knowledge
themselves. The Liberty Bell Gesneriad Society will be at the Evergreens to provide education on
gesneriad plants, such as African
violets. The club will also have its
renowned Garden Shop at the
Evergreens. The club will provide
native plants, pollinator plants,

annuals, herbs, vintage planters

along with tools and gardening
gift items, as well as some information on how to take care of the
plants.
As important as it is as a
fundraiser, it is just as important
as an educational gift to the community Along with a market
place, we want to educate those
who purchase and do something
positive in their yard with what
they purchase, such as pollinator
plants, Madara said.
The Evergreens will not only
be hosting the shows horticulture and special exhibits at its 309
Bridgeboro Road campus, but its
residents will be participating in
the horticulture and floral design
components as well. The Evergreens part of the tour will start
at 1 p.m.
The locations of homes will be
printed on the tickets. Advance
tickets are $15, available at The
Community House, Ralphs Market, Signature Design, Navy Blue
Home
Gifts,
La-Di-Da,
Moorestown Flower Shoppe,
Moorestown True Value Hardware and Flaggs Garden Center.
Tickets will be available for $20 on
the day of the event at the tour
homes and The Evergreens. The
event will be held rain or shine.
People should come out to the
show to see what the garden club
is about learn from the show
and maybe become inspired to do
something in their own yards
It also enables us to do all of the
acts of gardening that we do in
the community, Madara said.
The Garden Club plans to continue to team with organizations
or communities, such as it did
with the Evergreens this year.
For more information on this
event, call the club at (609) 2301115. To learn more about the
Garden Club, visit its webpage,
moorestowngardenclub.com.

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Hall, which begins at 7:30 p.m.
and has a 7 p.m. workshop.
Other budgetary items passed
were an ordinance on first reading to exceed the municipal budg-

et appropriation limits and establish cap bank, and a budget resolution establishing a tax levy of
the Moorestown Open Space,
Recreation and Farmland and
Historic Preservation Trust Fund
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bank, which allows the township
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