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APRIL 2228, 2015

Eureka! Experiments abound at Evans Science Fair

Elementary school student scientists show off projects and hard work at third annual event April 16
By ZANE CLARK
The Sun
Trying to get plants to grow
with liquids other than water, attempting to turn on a light bulb
with two switches, kicking soccer
balls inflated with different levels
of air and measuring the difference traveled those were just
some projects on display at the
Evans Elementary School Science Fair on April 16.
The event was just one of several science fairs and science
expos that schools throughout the
district begin to hold around this
time each year, with the Evans
event in particular allowing students in kindergarten through
fifth grade to enter projects and
engage their interest in the field
of science.
For those older students in
grades four and five who entered
projects, judges from Cherokee
High School AP science classes
judged the projects on a competitive basis, with awards for the top
winners announced at the end of
the event.
For students in lower grades,
officials consisting of teachers,
faculty members, the superintendent and even Evesham Township Councilmember Debbie
Hackman went from project to
project, giving positive notes to

ZANE CLARK/The Sun

Payton Ogen, a 10-year-old fourth grader, used different wind turbines with different blade lengths and
pitch factors to measure what the differences in energy output were. Pictured is Payton explaining his
project to Evans Principal Nick DiBlasi. For more photos, please see page 13.
the students for their work, with
goodie bags and homework passes available later for participating.
Evans Principal Nick DiBlasi
said the event was one of the larg-

er ones organized at the school, in

conjunction with the science
expo the following day, and
thanked the students, parents and
the judges for all their hard work.
This has been a wonderful

turnout once again, DiBlasi

said. We have such wonderful
PTA parents; they really spent a
lot of time setting up for this.
One student who worked hard
was 9-year-old third grader Grace

Garofola, who tested different

bars of soap to see which would
produce the most foam when
used.
According to Grace, her hypothesis of picking the softer,
lighter bar of soap to produce the
most foam was correct, although
the most difficult part of the project came when trying to deal with
all the soapy smells for too long.
Its really fun to be in the science fair because you get to do a
lot of stuff, Grace said.
Another student, 6-year-old
kindergartener Brock Sutphin,
did his experiment on tornados,
which he said he likes seeing in
movies, and he was able to create
the appearance of a small funnel
cloud by shaking jars of water in
specific ways.
Brocks father Bill said his son
one day came home with the science fair pamphlet, and he and
his wife decided doing the project
with Brock would be a good way
to spend time with him and be
proactive in his motivation to
learn.
I think its a great opportunity
for the kids to be creative and
learn about science at the same
time, Sutphin said.
Sutphins sentiments were also
echoed by Evesham Township
please see JUDGES, page 9

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Safe walking?
Inglis Gardens residents
concerned about safety. PAGE 5

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Safer walking from Inglis Gardens?

By ZANE CLARK
The Sun
Kevin Fox is an Evesham resident who often walks to the Village at the Greenes shopping center on Evesboro-Medford Road to
enjoy a cup of coffee.
Fox is also visually impaired,
and must navigate two lanes of
traffic on foot across North Elmwood Road and Evesboro-Medford Road to get to that coffee, or
eat a bagel, do his banking, pick
up his dry cleaning or whatever
else he might be trying to accomplish on a given day.
The reason Fox has to routinely risk his life is because theres
no sidewalk on the east side of
North Elmwood Road at Inglis
Gardens, the independent housing complex for those with physical disabilities where Fox and
others like him reside.
It was that lack of safe travel
that brought Fox and his fellow
Inglis neighbors to the April 14

meeting of the Evesham Township Council, pleading with township officials to rectify the situation.
God forbid crossing that street
one day Im just so afraid that
somebody crazy is going run me
down, Fox said, as he explained
the situation to council and the
audience.
Jon Allen, a nine-year resident
of Inglis Gardens bound to a
wheelchair, spoke of a similar
fear, and said he found it completely ridiculous that every
time he wanted leave his apartment and venture down the street
to shop in the complex that he
was risking his life.
Its absolutely scary not knowing whether some idiot not being
safe on the roads is going to hit
me, and I dont think its fair, like
I said, that I risk being smacked
into and God knows what else by
a driver, Allen said. I have obscenities thrown at me, again, its
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The smaller organizations that re-

Who deserves the support?

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ceived nominations such as a Cub

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often do as much for the community as
the larger, more well-known non-profits do, but they just dont receive the
same attention, or financial backing.
Were not saying that the March of
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dont support worthy causes or are not
deserving of donations; were just saying the $500 we were donating had
more of an impact on the local town
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letter to the editor

Learn more about
little-known PMD
As a parent and sibling of a PelizauesMerzbacher affected child, I have been a
tireless advocate for this most worthy
cause. This family-driven organizations
goal is to provide awareness, family support and promote research. As a founding
member, I have served on the board for almost 20 years. During this time, I was
blessed to meet many families and their affected children who have captured my
heart, touched my soul and enriched my
life.
In all of my volunteer ventures (Archway school, St. Isaac Jogues Samaritan
group, JCC tops program and founding
member of the Tech Tot library at Githens
Center, to name a few), I rarely came to

know a group of children and families so

deserving and in need of our help as those
affected by PMD.
PMD is not fatal. Instead, it quietly deprives a childs ability to walk, talk and in
some cases swallow. Tragically, there is a
striking lack of awareness in the medical
and general population that the disease
even exists, so PMD is initially misdiagnosed as Cerebral Palsy, which is non-genetic.
Families usually share the same scenario a brother misdiagnosed as CP. It is
not until a second or third child is born
with the same symptoms that PMD is finally recognized that is if you are fortunate
enough to find a medical specialist who is
aware of PMDs existence.
Females are asymptomatic carriers of
the gene; males suffer the physical consequences. A female carrier has a 50-50

chance of passing the gene onto her son or

daughter.
If the gene is passed to a female child,
the daughter will be a carrier. If the gene is
passed to a male child, the son will be physically helpless and unable to reproduce. In
either case, this is devastating to families
who, for generations, did not know that the
PMD gene was part of their family trait. It
usually is diagnosed in a son, grandson or
cousin.
PMD research is critical because it can
solve the problem of how to myelinate the
nervous system.
The good thing about PMD research is
that the autoimmune system is not involved (as in Multiple Sclerosis) and there
are important animal model mice, rats
and dogs that have PMD. They have the
please see LETTER, page 11

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Judges impressed
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School District Board of Education members Lisa Mansfield and
Trish Everhart, who were at the
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first time judging, said she was
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young age.
I say kudos to the teachers in

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PMD research is essential in
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PMD and related diseases such as
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis,
often referred to as Lou Gehrigs

Disease, Multiple Sclerosis and

Parkinsons Disease.
Lastly, I will continue my passion in honor of my late brother
John and my son Jared, who
sadly were taken from me at a
very young age as a result of complications of this misunderstood
disease.
If you are interested in learning more about PMD and the
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assumed the role of ETSD superintendent for one day.
Together, the students and Superintendent John Scavelli visited two classrooms, toured the
transportation yard, and met
with the district cabinet to learn
about the tasks and responsibilities required to manage a dynamic school district effectively and
efficiently.
The four students each the
president of their house at DeMasi and Marlton middle schools
had a glimpse of what a leadership position in education might
entail. Justin Thach and Renee
White from DeMasi, and Kara
Rosner and Caraline Christie
from Marlton Middle, accompanied Scavelli on visitations to Patricia Girouxs kindergarten class
at Van Zant Elementary School
and Michelle Hopps and Suzanne
Delfinos first-grade class at Marlton Elementary School.
I really liked meeting the little
kids and visiting their classrooms
because it reminded me of when I
was little, said Christie, who also
told Scavelli she liked working
with kids and may want to pursue
becoming a teacher.
Theyre so happy all the
time.
After their visit to both classrooms, Scavelli spoke with the

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First-grade students in Michelle Hopps and Suzanne Delfinos Marlton Elementary School classroom greet each other and their visitors, Superintendent John Scavelli and his protgs for the day.
students about the history of the
school district; he also gave them
some facts they found surprising
about the district, such as the
number of employees needed to
run ETSD: more than 900.
Being a superintendent is a
lot of work and I think people
under-appreciate Mr. Scavelli,
Thach said. Its a lot more than
looking over everything.
Scavelli, who has been in administration for 24 years and before that was a teacher, said the
annual day always is beneficial
for him as well, as it gives him a
perspective on what the student
leaders think about the way their

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I look forward to this day
every year, Scavelli said. Every
project has a set of paperwork,
but its not just about what is on
paper, so its good for me to be out
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what they see.
Scavelli brought his protgs
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cabinet, including Richard Dantinne, director of personnel;
Danielle Magulick, director of
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John Recchinti, school business
administrator. The cabinet spoke
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at ETSD. Finally, the students had
lunch with Scavelli and returned
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Scavelli said he hopes that the
students carry this experience
with them, whether they pursue a
career in education or, as he proposed, become future Board of
Education members.
For them, they dont know
whats behind the scenes, so this
is an opportunity to get a glimpse
of what has to happen for the kids
in this district to be in a classroom, from the moment a child
gets on the bus in the morning to
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ground by state historical preservation agencies, making it unworkable.

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putting a sidewalk in for the Inglis residents.
Lets say all five of us said we
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solutions the township could potentially implement.

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