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Offering hope
Relay for Life event
approaches. PAGE 9
By NICK COHEN
The Sun
As the school year winds down,
schools often take time to honor their
students for their achievements on the
athletic fields or in the classroom. The
Seneca High School Renaissance Club
took the evening of May 29 to recognize
students for what they do when the
grade books are put away and they
think no one is watching.
Senecas faculty and staff recognize
students who have impressed them with
their manners, determination, willing-
ness to help others, dedication or maybe
they have just made them smile every
day. Its an extremely special night. Stu-
dents who win these awards are given a
medal that can be worn at their gradua-
tion ceremony. This is always a great
event, Senecas public relations repre-
sentative Sean Cassel said.
In the weeks prior to the Renaissance
Clubs Peoples Choice Awards, held for
the last 11 years, Seneca had recognized
students with academic and athletic
awards. This night of awards is just as
important in the minds of the staff at
Seneca.
I feel this is our most important
awards night, master of ceremonies
and Seneca media specialist Kathy
Donoghue said in her opening remarks.
Renaissance Club honors character of students
NICK COHEN/The Sun
Seneca High School held a different type of awards ceremony on Thursday, May 29, recognizing students
not for their academic or athletic ability but for their character. Each student received a medal from the
teacher who nominated them that they will wear during commencement later this month.
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Ceremony recognizes
47 students with medals
Tonight we are going to cele-
brate character. All of our win-
ners have impressed us, whether
it be with their manners or deter-
mination. It is said that character
is shown when no one is looking.
We want to let you know that we
are looking and you should be
recognized for it.
This years ceremony recog-
nized 47 students with medals as
well as a speech from the teacher
who was responsible for nominat-
ing them. Many of the teachers
who spoke thanked the students
for making their job that much
more enjoyable.
Principal Jeffrey Spector spoke
to the students commending
them for their attitude and com-
mitment to making Seneca a bet-
ter place to attend school.
To our students, congratula-
tions. You are not here by acci-
dent, you have done the remark-
able. On behalf of the staff, thank
you for touching our lives, Spec-
tor said.
Donoghue wanted students to
be as proud of this accomplish-
ment as they are of their athletic
or academic achievements.
To our peoples choice nomi-
nees, you are awesome and
someone wanted to point that
out. Wear your medals proudly
at graduation, Donoghue
said.
Lenape Regional High School
Districts director of programs
and planning, Christopher Heilig,
commended the students for the
environment they created at
Seneca.
The fine culture here at
Seneca is due to connections.
Seneca is a special place due to
the student, parent and teacher
connection, Heilig said.
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By NICK COHEN
The Sun
At its monthly meeting held
May 27, the Tabernacle Township
Committee authorized the cre-
ation of a new position within the
township to help augment the
summer workload.
According to township admin-
istrator Doug Cramer, the neces-
sity of a temporary part-time of-
fice clerk is due to the townships
administrative employees taking
personal leave this summer.
The part-time clerk will handle
the daily operations of the office
including the handling of incom-
ing telephone calls and incoming
and outgoing mail delivery. The
role will provide assistance for
the township clerk, deputy clerk
and tax collector as needs arise.
Cramer said the position will
not become full time or a perma-
nent position and that the salary
is fixed and determined by town-
ship ordinance.
In other news:
Both rescue squad chief
George Jackson and fire depart-
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comments in regard to the com-
mittees decision to begin the
process of dissolving the fire dis-
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Im looking forward to work-
ing with the township. Its time to
move on, Smith said. Id like the
residents to know we will contin-
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No matter what, this is what we
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Mayor Joseph Barton was ap-
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Storytime: Ages newborn to 5. 10
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Candlelight yoga: 5:30 p.m. at
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MONDAY June 9
Simple fun art: Ages 5 to 7. 4 p.m.
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Stamping and paper crafting: 6:30
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Tabernacle Township Committee
workshop meeting: 7:30 p.m. in
Town Hall second Monday of the
month. (No meeting in April, July
or November.)
TUESDAY June 10
Kids can cook: Ages 4 to 6. 12 noon
at Pinelands Branch Library. Join
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Relay for Life holds a special
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for Life are ones he has followed
through with and kept for many
years.
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the whole thing is moving and
changing, Cashen said. Theres
old people there and young peo-
ple. Its a very interesting phe-
nomena, that all of these people
come together for one cause.
Participants have been on the
fundraising trail for the last few
weeks. All proceeds raised at the
event go toward the American
Cancer Society.
People who havent already
registered are still invited to
come. Cashen encourages resi-
dents who havent attended before
to stop by. While he has many
great memories from the past 12
years, he admits they dont do jus-
tice to actually attending the
event.
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going to touch you are at some
point, Cashen said. Its really
good to know this type of envi-
ronment exists there so people
can say theyre not alone.
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ry Social on Saturday, June 7
from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. on the
grounds of Tabernacles town hall
at the corner of Tabernacle-Med-
ford Lakes Road and Carranza
Road. In case of rain, it will be
held at the Tabernacle United
Methodist Church on Carranza
Road.
As a fundraiser for a Seneca
High School scholarship, the
Strawberry Social has been a
tradition of the historical society
since 1976. Its a fun time to enjoy
the fruits of the town and to meet
your fellow townspeople. While
the main attraction is the cake,
strawberries and topping, hot
dogs and beverages will also be
available. The strawberries are
always sourced from the local
farms in Tabernacle. The cakes
are all homemade, and the por-
tions are very generous. In addi-
tion, the society will have various
items available for purchase.
These include historic plates,
afghans and Christmas orna-
ments. New this year, the Dave
Hangley Band will perform live
country music.
The bicentennial of 1976 gener-
ated the idea for the community to
band together to preserve, protect
and promote the history of the
town. Once called the "Taberna-
cle in the Wilderness, Taberna-
cle was a part of Shamong, Wash-
ington Township and Chatsworth
as the Lenape Indians lived
throughout the area. The Taber-
nacle Historical Society boasts
that they have a basket woven by
the last of the Lenape, Indian
Ann. She is buried in the Taber-
nacle Cemetery.
The historical society main-
tains and preserves three build-
ings in the town. The Pepper
House was proudly owned by only
three families. It was built in 1860
by Gilbert Knight who fought in
the Civil War and was the towns
blacksmith and a member of the
Grand Army of the Republic.
Samuel and Carrie Scott were the
next owners who ran a filling sta-
tion and grocery store across the
street from the house. The last
people who owned the Pepper
House were Arthur and Clara
Pepper who resided there until
the 1950s. The Pepper House is lo-
cated on Carranza Road, the sec-
ond building from town hall.
The Friendship Schoolhouse
was not originally built in Taber-
nacle, but many of the towns peo-
ple went there. It was located in
Washington Township on a cran-
berry farm and brought to Taber-
nacle in the 1970s. The building
was restored by the society and
placed on the grounds of what is
now Sequoia Alternative School
on Carranza Road. For a number
of years, the schoolhouse was
used as a teaching tool for the
fourth graders who studied New
Jersey history and the Native
American culture. Today, historic
tours are given annually to the
third graders who visit the town
hall, Pepper House, Friendship
School, Tabernacle Cemetery and
Indian Ann burial site as well as
the Carranza Monument.
Another Tabernacle landmark
that the society maintains is the
Tabernacle Cemetery's two out-
buildings and arch. One of the
two buildings has the original
two-hole outhouse located inside.
The historical society is work-
ing to preserve the towns history.
It needs the public's help to com-
plete many projects that are
planned for maintenance and edu-
cation. All are welcome to the
Strawberry Social and to their
monthly meetings on the second
Thursday of the month at 7:30
p.m. within town hall.
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Must present coupon at time of estimate.
Not valid with other offers or prior services.
Offer expires 6/30/14.
10 BFF
Any
roofing
or siding job
Must present coupon at time of estimate.
Not valid with other offers or prior services.
Offer expires 6/30/14.
FREE
ROOF AND
GUTTER
INSPECTION
Must present coupon at time of estimate.
Not valid with other offers or prior services.
Offer expires 6/30/14.
FREE
GUTTERS
With any new roof
and siding job
UP TO