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Legion Paw Pride

elects
Laudenslager
Vet picked for county
commander American Legion post
By KATRINA GRANT
The Washington Twp. Sun
County Vice Commander John
Laudenslager of Washington
Township has been elected to the
position of county commander
for the American Legion posts
throughout Gloucester County.
Laudenslager, who is part of
the William Stokes Bonsal Post
133 and has been with the Ameri-
can Legion for five years, will
now act on the behalf of not only
all Legionnaires in Gloucester
County, but also all veterans and
current servicemen.
His main responsibility will be
to facilitate the needs of his mem-
bers and to continue the many
programs that define this coun-
try’s oldest and largest wartime
veteran’s organization.
“The responsibilities are var-
ied but it mainly boils down to
being the facilitator of ideas, ac-
tivities and events between the
posts and the state,” Lau-
denslager said. “The activities of
the American Legion are based
upon four pillars; veterans af-
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fairs, children and youth, Ameri-
canism and national security.
“The Legion has many pro-
grams within each of these pil-
lars, and it will be my responsibil-
ity to continue the success of our
programs in Gloucester County.”
Laudenslager served in the
Strategic Air Command in the
Air Force from 1966-70.
At the time of his discharge, he
held the rank of sergeant. Al-
though he did not serve in a com-
bat zone, his unit won the Presi-
dential Citation Award for excel-
lence in support of troops in Viet-
nam.
Laudenslager joined the Amer-
ican Legion five-years ago, but be-
came more involved with it last
year. He was elected to vice com-
mander for Gloucester County
and this year was elected as sen-
ior vice commander. He also as-
sumed additional duties as chair-
man of two committees, member-
ship and Americanism. As chair-
man of these two committees,
Laudenslager is required to at-
tend state-level American Legion
please see LEGION, page 10
Special to The Sun
Bells Elementary School Principal Domenick Renzi recently announced the school’s Paw Pride
winners for the month of April. The Bells School Paw Pride Program is a Character Education
Program that rewards students in grades one through three for demonstrating excellent charac-
ter traits. For the month of April, students were recognized for showing trustworthiness. Winners
received a pizza lunch with Mr. Renzi and a Paw Pride pencil and folder thanks to the Bells Home
and School Council. Congratulations to the Paw Pride winners for April, Dani Ginville, Stephen
Seligsohn, Nicholas Battaglia, Danielle Rehill, Gia Chelston, Paige Venuti, Louis Sepe, Angela Ro-
driquez, Daniel D’Ambra, Lauren Meyer, Victoria Salvatore, Oshaz Bajwa, Jaylen Ridgeway, Anna-
lia Abed, Nathan D’Alfonso, Brandon Buell and Armand Palestini. Pictured, Bells School Paw Pride
winners for March with Renzi and Guidance Counselor Mickey Shaw.
Local author tells his tale
The Washington Twp. Sun thing I have written to the boys, mine and I hope everyone who
or about them, in the book, An- reads the book enjoys it as much
Turnersville resident Anthony thony said. “There are certain as I did writing it,” Anthony said.
L. Duca recently published his things I wrote which I felt are for Asked about his favorite entry,
first book, Boys Will Be Boys: their eyes only, things that were Anthony named two, one for each
Tales of a Father and His Sons. personal for me and for them. of his sons.
“It is a collection of short sto- However, I did include some en- “I have a couple favorite en-
ries and letters from my journal tries which were not of happy tries, some humorous and others
and blog retelling many humor- moments or events, but as I ex- prideful,” Anthony said. “My fa-
ous experiences I have had with plained in the book, I included vorite humorous entry for my
my two sons, Anthony and them because I felt these events oldest son Anthony was when his
Bobby,” Anthony said. “I have can have an influence on our second grade teacher had emailed
shared these stories online and lives.” us, suggesting Anthony was not
with family and friends over the As described, “Anthony’s flair getting enough sleep. When we
years, many of whom felt it for retelling the many wonderful approached Anthony about this,
would be good material for a stories and instances of joy found he enthusiastically agreed, sug-
book. I never took it seriously, but in the heart of a child will leave gesting we should stop waking
my wife decided to research what you feeling reminiscent of your him up so early for school and let
options there were for me to pub- own precious childhood days and him sleep in.”
lish it as a book, and it took off the moments spent with Dad.” “As for Bobby, we were riding
from there.” “This experience of writing a in the car and he was reading a
“I decided not to share every- book has fulfilled a life goal of please see DUCA, page 10

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Special to the Sun

Wedgwood Elementary School got into the spirit of Earth Day with a little help from the South Jersey
Transportation Authority. The SJTA donated a cherry tree that was planted in the Wedgwood courtyard
in honor of the fourth-grade class of 2011. Pictured, from left, are Wedgwood fourth-grade teachers
Maryann Garten, Christine Southwick, Lisa DiGrazio, Kristin Haines and Kristie Attardi with the tree.

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Informative presentations
about Washington Township
High School and its programs, as
well as a self-tour of the building,
will be offered May 9 and 16 in the
School’s TD Bank Arts Centre for
all middle school students who
are currently enrolled in eighth
grade and will be part of the
freshman class at the high school
for the 2011-12 school year.
Additionally, athletics and in-
tramural fairs will be conducted
in the 9-10 gymnasium, following
both presentations, with high
school fall sports coaches and stu-
dent representatives on hand to
answer questions.
The presentation is expected to
last approximately 45 minutes.
The Monday, May 9, session
will begin at 7 p.m. for all stu-
dents whose last names begin
with the letters A through L.
Students whose last names fall
alphabetically from M through Z
should attend the Monday, May
16, session at 7 p.m. Parents and
guardians are also encouraged to
attend.

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Whitman Elementary School
Principal Vince Cardile an-
nounced the school’s Principal’s
List and Honor Roll students for
the second marking period.
Honor roll
Grade 5 – Anthony Ambroselli,
Jacob Bakshas, Alyssa Bernal,
Brandon Birdsall, Taylor Bra-
mante, Mirabella Broughton, An-
thony Buffone, Angelica Carroll,
Jonathan Castagna, Nicolette
Chiaravalloti, Shane Cleary, Kelly
Clee, Nicholas Conboy, Jaelyn
Davis, Reyland Demonteverde,
Hannah DiGiulio, Kathryn
Gearhart, Jessica Gibson, Kylie
Guarente, Julia Hancock, Briana
Hoskins, Connor Hughes, Bren-
dan Jacot, Julia LaFiora, Antho-
ny Lombardo, Jordan Lynch, Tay-
lor Lynch, David McCahill, An-
nalisa McDonald, Cole Milaro,
Luke Molnar, Samantha Nicolel-
la, Sophia Lyra Paredes, Eric
Reckard, Phillip Reed, Maya
Rodgers, Joseph Saggiomo,
Vanessa Saverase, Alisa Scafisi,
Christina Scafisi, Su-hua Song,
Patrick Sullivan, Michelle Ta,
Elizabeth Torres, Connor Troxel,
Brandon Uphoff-Mackney,
Samantha Weaver, Paetyn West,
Hannah Zaborowski.
Grade 4 – Joey Angelillo, Haley
Barnabei, Joseph Barron, ,Mary
Carpinelli, Justin Decker, Daniel
DiTullio, Dylan Dlug, Samantha
Grasso, Olivia Haley, Nikolas
Haughey, Sean Hughes, Nicholas
Keehn, Taye Koch, Tyler
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Long, John Micciche, Dominic
Nigro, William Pollack, Sofia Ra-
bell-Ramos, Erin Renshaw, Madi-
son Rile, Zachary Romann, Chris-
tian Salter, Bryce Sanchez, Mia
Song, John Stuzynski, Shreenithi
Venkataraman, Frank Wittje,
Kymhalee Wizzart.
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Paige Bennett, Brandon Burke,
Ryan Cleary, Lorrie Dariano,
Nicole Deuter, Lynzie Eggers,
Emily Flockton, Clara Fok, Alex
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Koryn Leyland, Ethan Lucas,
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KATRINA GRANT Washinton Twp. Editor

in our opinion

After the vote

So how does the ‘new normal’ look?
he votes are counted, and your local school budget or

T budgets are either in place or headed to your local mu-

nicipal governing body for possible additional revision.
Either way, how do you feel about the “new normal,” as Gov.
Voters approve budget
Christie describes it?
Residents of Washington district. our taxpayers in the future.”
Last year, the budget process School vote Township voted in favor of the “We are very thankful that Washington Township voters
was just “new” – although Did you support or oppose Washington Township Public our budget passed and grateful retained incumbent Kurt Snyder
your school budget? Schools’ proposed 2011-12 school to the voters for believing in the (2,810 votes) on the Board of Ed-
many school administrators
You can share your thoughts budget of $130,250,915, support- direction of our school district ucation for a one-year term. In-
and leaders no doubt could find and ideas by commenting in ing an annual increase of $98 for and endorsing important stu- cumbent Chet Nawoyski (2,478
much more colorful language to the Forum section at the average Washington Town- dent programs and services,” votes) won a three-year term.
www.washingtontwpsun.com. ship homeowner (assessed home Superintendent of Schools Dr. The other available three-year
describe what occurred. State value of $129,103). Taxpayers en- Cheryl Simone said. “We are terms on the Board of Education
funding was slashed at, at least dorsed the budget by a vote of happy to provide a $3 million de- were filled by newcomers Josh
2,716 to 2,460, a difference of 256 crease to the tax levy and hope to Aronovitch (2,968 votes) and
for budgeting purposes, the last minute. This year, some state votes, according to the school continue providing support to Ginny Murphy (2,552 votes).
aid was restored in many places, but there was a state-mandat-
ed 2 percent cap on tax hikes (barring voter approval to go over
that limit).
And it appears that things aren’t going to change that much
Red Cross Blood Drive May 23
in the near future, hence the term “new normal.”
The Washington Township identification are required. sive of the highly successful
This year, we didn’t hear as much outcry about the cuts. Public Schools are pleased to Please call Pat White at 589-6644, Washington Township High
Maybe because they weren’t as deep and some of the state once again team with the Penn- ext. 6402 to schedule an appoint- School Blood Drive, has collected
Jersey region of the American ment. 413 units of blood, helping 1239
money taken last year was restored. Maybe because districts Red Cross in hosting a district Appointments can also be se- patients. Please help. Every two
had more time to prepare. and community blood drive on cured through the online sched- seconds, someone in the United
Monday, May 23, from 11 a.m. to 5 uler by visiting redcrossblood.org States needs blood, and more
But the cuts have necessitated change in the way budgets are
p.m. in the district’s Central Ad- and entering the sponsor code than 38,000 blood donations are
put together. You can make a case that the cuts were too sharp, ministration Building. 10858. needed every day. Please call
but you also can point to positive results. School leaders, educa- Appointments for 15-minute Since 2002, the Washington today to schedule an appoint-
donation slots as well as photo Township School District, exclu- ment.
tors, parents and taxpayers have a new sense of urgency to hold
the line on spending while protecting valuable educational re-
sources that affect, among other things, property values.
There’s always room for legitimate debate when it comes to
taxing and spending. One person’s vital program is another
SPEAK UP!
person’s waste.
The Washington Twp. Sun welcomes letters from readers. Brief and to the point is best, so we look for
But these days, there are more people at the table when deci- letters that are 300 words or fewer. Be sure to include your name, address and phone number with
sions are made and more open discussion about what commu- your letter, and know that we will print your name and hometown with the letter. We do not print
anonymous letters.
nities value.
That change is due, at least in part, to the difficulty of craft- Send letters via email to letters@washingtontwpsun.com, via fax at 856-427-0934, or via the mail at
108 Kings Highway East, Haddonfield, NJ 08033. Of course, you can drop them off at our office, too.
ing a budget in these lean times. It’s a change for the better.
The Washington Twp. Sun reserves the right to reprint your letter in any medium – including electroni-
cally.
DAN McDONOUGH, JR. RUSSELL CANN
Chief Executive Officer Chairman of the Board

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Chief Financial Officer Vice Chairman
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This is a great way to start breast cancer and the Susan G.
your Mother’s Day. Run/walk Minutemaids support Komen for the Cure organization.
greener place to live.
with or for your mother. Washington Township will be
The course runs through breast cancer awareness wearing white shirts with pink
Washington Lake Park. This is a
family event that includes a kids
Don’t Let Cancer Steal Second
Base will be the slogan of the day
trim, and Triton will be wearing
pink shirts with white trim in the
Call 1-800-648-0318
one mile fun run and a 5K run & as junior varsity and varsity varsity game at WTHS at 10 a.m.
Brought to you by
to learn more.
family walk. members of both the Washington and the junior varsity game that
The annual Brian Anderson Township High School Min- please see BRIEFS, page 8
Memorial 5K run, or the BA5K, is utemaids softball team and the
an event organized to remember
Brian Anderson.
The date is Mother’s Day, Sun-
day, May 8. Registration begins at
7 a.m., 5K Race begins at 9 a.m.,
5K walk following, Kids Fun Run
begins at 10:15 a.m.
The admission fees are $18
prior to event, $45 for a family (up
to 5 people), $20 on event day,
$50.00 per family on event day.
For information, contact Kris
Welsh at 582-3846 or visit
www.ba5k.com.

Roll call for

all Korean War vets
The Thomas W. Daley Jr. Chap-
ter 54 of the Korean War Veterans
and Korean service Veterans As-
sociation invites all veterans that
served during the Korean War
from 1950 through 1954 and veter-
ans that served from 1945 through
present in and around the Repub-
lic of Korea to join our organiza-
tion.
The group meets at 7 p.m. on
the third Monday of every month,
except July and August.
The chapter is a service organi-
zation dedicated to helping all vet-
erans.
We would especially like to
meet veterans who served in
Korea after the Cease Fire Agree-
ment. Veterans are invited to
come out to the meeting and ar-
rive at 6:30 p.m. for refreshments.
First year national and chapter
dues for new members will be
paid by the chapter.
For information contact Fred
Connolly at 218-9552.

Seven inducted
to Athenaeum
One hundred and forty-nine
area residents, all undergraduate
students in the Rutgers-Camden
College of Arts and Sciences or
the Rutgers School of Business-
Camden, have been inducted into
the Athenaeum Honor Society.
Membership in Athenaeum is
limited to juniors maintaining a
cumulative grade-point average
of no less than 3.70 and to seniors
maintaining a cumulative aver-
age of no less than 3.50.
Athenaeum is the undergradu-
ate honor society at the Camden
Campus of Rutgers, The State
University of New Jersey.
Students from Washington
Township that were inducted
were Binyam Ali, Ashley Mon-
tanero, Vincent Primavera,
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WEDNESDAY TUESDAY
May 4 May 10
FOR ALL FOR ALL
Economic Development meeting: Open Space meeting: Washington
Washington Township Municipal Township Municipal Building. 7 p.m.
Building. 7 p.m. Want to be listed?
Senior Citizens Advisory Board
Sports Advisory meeting: Wash- To have your Washington Twp. meeting or affair listed in the Calendar or Meetings, information must be meeting: Senior Citizens Center. 10
ington Township Municipal Building. received, in writing, two weeks prior to the date of the event. a.m.
7 p.m. The WedgWood Women’s Club of
Send information by mail to: Calendar, The Washington Twp. Sun, 108 Kings Highway East, Haddonfield, NJ Washington Township meeting:
08033. Or by email: calendar@cherryhillsun.com. Or you can submit a calendar listing through our Web Wedgwood Country Club, 200 Hurf-
site (www.washingtontwpsun.com).
THURSDAY fville Rd. 7:30 p.m. Call 227-5426 or
visit
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FOR ALL provide coverage to all organizations. for info.
Environmental Commission meet-
ing: Washington Township Municipal
Building. 7:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY
Book Discussion Group: Heggan May 11
Public Library. 1:30 p.m. Call 589-
3334 or visit FOR ALL
www.hegganlibrary.org for info. Zoning Board meeting: Washington Council meeting: Washington Town-
May 7
MONDAY Township Municipal Building. 6 p.m. ship Municipal Building. 7 p.m.
FOR ALL May 9 Washington Township High School
Super Saturday: Washington Lake
SATURDAY Park. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
FOR ALL Informative Presentations: TD
Bank Arts Centre. 7 p.m.

Open 7
Days!
BRIEFS
Continued from page 7
will follow at approximately
noon.
The WTHS Softball Boosters
will be selling t-shirts for $10 on
game day with all proceeds going
to the Susan G. Komen for the
Cure organization.
Stuff the Bus for
ACME Shopping Center Mother’s Cupboard
Egg Harbor & Greentree Rds. The Washington Township
Sewell, NJ 856.218.2973 Schools Support Services Person-
www.wbu.com/sewell nel Association is holding its sec-
ond annual spring Stuff the Bus
$2.00 INSTANT SAVINGS Campaign to benefit Mother’s
Briefs
Bus Drive the past three falls.
Stuff the Bus will take place on
Wednesday, May 18 from 1 p.m. to
7 p.m. at the Washington Town-
ship High School 9/10 building
parking lot, located at the corner
of Ganttown and Hurffville-Cross
Keys roads in Sewell.
The WTSSSPA will attempt to
stuff a school bus full of every-
thing from canned goods, house-
hold products, toiletries and me-
dicinal goods, laundry products,
cleaning supplies, paper and plas-
tic products, baby products,
snacks, school supplies and more.
In addition, for the spring drive,
they also are asking for summer
toys like basketballs, baseballs,
water toys and even gift cards for
activities like swimming, minia-
WedgWood Women’s
Club meets May 10
The WedgWood Women’s Club
of Washington Township’s next
meeting will be Tuesday May 10,
at 7:30 p.m., at the Wedgwood
Country Club, 200 Hurffville
Road. The program will be an
evening with speaker Lorraine
Kiefer of Triple Oaks Nursery
and Herb Garden. Lorraine will
then be open for questions. The
club provides a social evening
with refreshments and dessert.
All women 18 and older are invit-
ed to join for the program and/or
to join our club. You do not have
to live in Washington Township


 
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might be.
The Washington Township
High School National Honor Soci-
ety, in conjunction with the Dis-
trict’s Elementary Talented and
Gifted program, is hosting a GEO
Jeopardy competition on Monday,
May 9.
The geography-centered event
will run from 7 to 8 p.m. in the
WTHS 11/12 auditorium. Refresh-
ments will follow in Cafeteria B.
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WTHS NHS Coordinator Ray An-
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teachers Terry Boyajian, Pat
Crone and Deb Mongiardo.
Washington Township High
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the TAG students on geography-
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He has also served for the last
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Post 133 with the National Guard
Armory in Woodbury.
For this position he attends the
group’s monthly Family Readi-
ness Group meetings and pro-
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nated,” Laudenslager said. “With
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ties.”
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erans who live in the Washington
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The Southern New Jersey Council of the Boy
Scouts of America is searching for interested
candidates for an entry-level management
position. This position will provide youth
programs to community based organizations
in Camden County. To be considered for this
position a Bachelors degree is required as
well as the ability to work flexible hours
including nights and weekends. A knowledge
of the Spanish language would be preferred,
but not required.

Starting salary for this position is in the mid

30K range with medical and retirement
benefits. Interested candidates should
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