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SEPT. 915, 2015

Park grants
aid township
maintenance

Soccer scrimmage

By SEAN LAJOIE

Foundation supports
social lives of kids
with Down Syndrome

The Sun

By SEAN LAJOIE
The Sun
Back to school shopping is a
term kids dread and is often
avoided at all costs until the very
last second.
However, for the Rubright girls,
it is something they cherish and
mark off on their calendar
thanks to the Anna Foundation
for Inclusive Education.
Medford resident AnnaRose
Rubright is the eldest of six
Rubright daughters. Anna was
born with an extra chromosome.
Having Trisomy-21, or Down
Syndrome, has a lasting effect on
a childs life, and most schools do
anything they can.
However, what many fail to see
are the problems these children
face in their social lives once they
leave school grounds.
I think that many students
take for granted the social opportunities that we have on a day-today basis, AnnaRoses sister
Becca said. My oldest sister didplease see MEDFORD, page 10

MIKE MONOSTRA/The Sun

Shawnee boys soccer prepares for its 2015 season as it battles Moorestown High School in a
scrimmage last Wednesday. The Renegades are looking to improve on last years 7-9-4 season.
They will begin the regular season at home on Sept. 12 against Eastern.

At the Aug. 18 Medford Town

Council meeting, the lone discussion item pertained to the 2015
Municipal Park Development
Grant.
Burlington County notified
township officials it would again
be offering its annual grants to
municipalities, up to $250,000 for
park and recreational facility improvements, open space and
farmland preservation.
Medford, with its financial
limitations, was not able to do
capital projects at all for a couple
years, so it is nice to receive some
aid to maintain and advance the
stuff that we have, said Beth
Portocalis, assistant to the township manager.
The Board of Chosen Freeholders established the Burlington
County Municipal Park Development Program to assist municipalities in the development and
improvement of parks for outdoor passive and active recreation to preserve open space and
farmland.
Through this program, the
freeholders will offer grants to
build or improve municipal
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Medford used grant in 2014

Exterior Wood Restoration

Decks, Fences, Log Cabins
All Wood Siding and more
Stamped Concrete, Paver & Concrete
Cleaning & Restoration
Painting, Staining & Sealing
Repairs and Rebuilds

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parks, to offset the local cost

share required by the countys
Farmland Preservation Program
or to provide additional financial
assistance for acquisition of locally important open space along
with the countys Local Open
Space Preservation Program.
However, rather than add new
infrastructure, Medford has fo-

cused on maintaining the park

system already in place by
spreading the grant money
around.
One year we did the skate
park, as the wood material had
served its life expectancy. Another year we did Bob Bende park,
replacing the septic system and
expanding the parking lot. One
year we did a farm project that resulted in the preservation of a
farm, and last year we focused on
Freedom Park, Portocalis said.
Medford was aided by this
grant in 2014 when it put $22,000
into Freedom Park to address the
handicap accessibility, enhance
the drainage system around the
playground area and to replace
the playground equipment that
needed to be updated after experiencing the natural toll of an 18year-old playground that is used
frequently.
The utilization of this playground is wildly popular, Portocalis said.
Freedom Park is not just ad-

mired by Medford residents; it extends well beyond the township in

its popularity. USA Today mentioned it in its list of top 10 dog
parks in America.
The recreational assets are
one of those things that residents
value more so in Medford, Portocalis said. The quality of the
parks is big for our residents, so
maintaining and even enhancing
them is extremely important.
Every township in Burlington
County is eligible to apply for this
grant. Applications are due by
Sept. 25 at 5 p.m.
The council has been able to
fund the engineering portions of
the projects, if required, as they
are not an eligible expense.
As the council requested, staff
have maintained a list of projects
for this year that would be eligible for funding, with priority
given to projects improving existing infrastructure.
This list was given to council
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Legislation changes vote by mail rules

According to Burlington County Clerk Timothy Tyler, Gov.
Christie signed legislation that
may affect some who choose to
vote from home.
The bi-partisan Bill S-685/A4306 reduces the number of voters for whom a person can serve
as authorized messenger, and limits the number of voted mail-in
ballots transmittable by a bearer,
to three. The bill also changes the
standard and severity of charges
for violations of provisions of the
vote by mail law.

An authorized messenger is
a registered voter or family member designated by a voter, who
votes by mail, to pick up a ballot
from the county clerks office and
delivers it to the voter to vote.
Formerly, a person was permitted
to act as messenger for 10 voters,
but the new legislation changed
that limit to a maximum of three.
A bearer is the person who
assists in the mailing or the personal delivery of a voters mail-in
ballot to the board of election. No
person is permitted to serve as a

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bearer for more than three qualified voters in an election and if the
bearer will be hand delivering the
ballot to the Board of Elections,
the bearer will need to provide ID.
The updated information and
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For more information, please
contact the county clerk elections
department at (609) 265-5229.

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THE MEDFORD SUN SEPT. 915, 2015

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Car seat safety law is in effect

New state law is a good measure to keep our children safe

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ur childrens safety should always be of the utmost importance to us ahead of how

much we pay in taxes, whether we get
that promotion, whether we can take
that vacation and whether the last season of True Detective was absolutely horrible or sneakily impressive.
The new child car seat law that went
into effect last week is the perfect example of this. Among everything else
that is going on in our world and
among some pretty questionable decisions they sometimes make our
elected officials are still looking out
for our childrens safety.
Starting last Tuesday, stricter rules
went into effect for car seats, and these
rules adhere to the American Academy of Pediatrics list of recommenda-

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tions.
Among the new rules:
Children under 2 who weigh less
than 30 pounds must be secured in a
rear-facing seat equipped with a fivepoint harness.
Children 2-4 who weigh up to 40
pounds can be either in a rear- or
front-facing seat.
Children 4-8 who are less than 57
inches tall must be in a forward-facing
seat or a booster seat.
Children between 8 and 17 must

wear seat belts.

Some of these changes are going to
cost parents extra money, as they will
require the purchase of new car seats,
and will require children to be in them
for longer than before.
But thats OK. There should be no
expense spared when dealing with
child safety.
The states official website says auto
crashes are the leading cause of death
for children 6 and older, and using a
car seat properly is one of the simplest and most effective methods available to protect them.
So spend whatever it takes to keep
your children safe on the road. And if
you need help installing the seats
properly, call the local police department. Safety is No. 1.

letter to the editor

Writer: Is there more to Iranian
deal than being said?
While the controversial nuclear treaty
with Iran is headline news almost daily,
there are a few coincidental facts that are
never mentioned in the media or mainstream news.
Valerie Jarrett, who many consider to be

the co-president of the United States, especially for political affairs, was born in Iran
to American parents.
John Kerry's daughter, Dr. Vanessa
Bradford Kerry, is married to an Iranian
physician, Dr. Brian Vale Nahed.
An even more controversial and unmentioned point is the fact that the best man
for Dr. Nahed at his wedding to Dr. Kerry
was none other than Mohammad Javad

Zarif, the current foreign minister for Iran

who was the chief negotiator in the Iranian negotiations.
Are these facts coincidental or is there
more to the Iranian deal that gives them access to $150 billion for potential terroristic
activities and basically unrestricted ability
to continue their nuclear program to develop a nuclear bomb?
Marion Eggleton

Lewis honored following Middle East deployment

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for review and approval as to which project(s) to make application for.
A subsequent resolution will be placed
on an upcoming council agenda formally

authorizing submission of the grant application.

In other news:
George Snyder was honored at the
meeting upon his retirement after 25 years
of service in the Neighborhood Services
(public works) Department.
David Lewis, a U.S. Navy serviceman
and Medford resident, was also honored
after he was welcomed home last week fol-

lowing Middle East deployment. He is redeploying to Spain.

The Neighborhood Services Department has expanded hours at the township
garage on Commonwealth Drive for resident drop off of recycling, bulk trash,
brush and leaves to Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. until Sept. 30. It
will also remain open on the third Saturdays from 7 a.m. to noon.

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WEDNESDAY SEPT. 9
Medford Sunrise Rotary Club: Medport Diner. 7:15 a.m. For more
information they can visit medfordsunriserotary.org.
Knights of Columbus form bowling
league for all ages: 6:30 p.m. The
20-week league takes place at
Medford Lanes on 665 Stokes
Road in Medford. All ages are welcome. The $15 per person, per
week fee includes three games,
and shoe rental. To register or for
more information, contact Bob
Bradshaw at (609) 654-7125 or
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THURSDAY SEPT. 10
Parachute Play: Ages 2-4. 10:30
a.m. at Pinelands Branch Library.
Join for a half hour of parachute
games and play time together.
Must be accompanied by a caregiver. Registration required.
The Womans Club of Medford
Meeting: 7:30 p.m. at the Medford Memorial Community Center
on 21 South Main St. The club will
be discussing upcoming projects

and assembling personal care

bags for the homeless. Women
from Medford and surrounding
areas are welcome. For more
information, visit our website:
Medfordwomansclub.com.
Knights of Columbus business
meeting: 7:30 p.m. at Emmaus
Center, Jackson Road. For more
information, visit www.medfordknights.org.
Medford Running Company group
run: 6:30 p.m. Meet at Medford
Running Company, 62 S. Main St.
All abilities welcome.

FRIDAY SEPT. 11
Medford Area Senior Citizens
Club: Meets at VFW Post 7677
on Church Road. For more information, visit www.medfordtownship.com.

SATURDAY SEPT. 12
Annual Community Carnival:
Noon-4 p.m. at the Medford Care
Center located on 185 Tuckerton
Road in Medford. Free admission,
food, games, entertainment,

bouncy houses, pony rides and

more.
Divorce Concierge author Kay
McHenry: Noon at Pinelands
Branch Library. Kay McHenry,
author of "Everything I know
about Relationships I Learned
from Barry Manilow" will be visiting the Pinelands Branch Library
to speak about her new book
"The Divorce Concierge is at Your
Service. Registration is requested.
Minecraft at the Library: Ages 5-17.
2 p.m. at Pinelands Branch
Library. Join the Pinelands
Branch Library for an afternoon
(approximately two hours) of
Minecraft on the Xbox 360. Registration guarantees you gaming
time, walk-ins are accepted.

SUNDAY SEPT. 13
Pinelands Pathfinder RPG at the
Gamers
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The littlest library goers are invited to join Ms. Danielle for stories,
songs, rhymes and play time.
Must be accompanied by a caregiver. Registration required.
Medford Lodge 178 of Free &
Accepted Masons meeting:
Meets at 25 Bank St. For more
information visit www.medfordlodge178.com or call (609) 6940678.
Medford Youth Athletic Association
board meeting: Second Monday of
the month with two parts, one public and one private. To attend, visit
www.myaa.net or email executive_board@myaa.net.
Helping Hand grief support: 7 to 9
p.m. at Fellowship Alliance Chapel,
199 Church Road. Educational hour
and support sessions. Call 9537333 ext. 309 for information.

TUESDAY SEPT. 15
Snack Attack: Ages 4-12. Noon and
4 p.m. at Pinelands Branch
Library. Join Miss Niki, DTR, from
the Shop Rite of Medford for a
fun activity and a lesson on how
to prepare a healthy snack. Registration required.
Family Movie Night: Monsters
University: 6 p.m. at Pinelands
Branch Library. Bring the whole
family to the library for this
month's feature, "Monsters University" (104 min.). Snacks and
beverages may be served, but
feel free to bring your own goodies and blanket to get comfy. Registration required.
AAUW Medford Branch Literature
Group: 7:30 p.m. Locations vary.
For more information, visit
www.medford-nj.aauw.net.
Medford Township Council meeting: 7:30 p.m. at Public Safety
Building, 91 Union St. For more
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nt usually have the friends calling and texting her to hang out on
the weekends, go to the mall or
sleep over, as my older sister and I
did.
After fourth grade, the phone
never rang for AnnaRose, a student who was well liked and treated very well by her peers in
school.
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school. I think that students just
thought AnnaRose had her life
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asked to join friends at a movie or
go out for a bite, they would have
jumped right in there. But how do
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really hard, as the family member
and as the student with different
abilities, founder of the Anna
Foundation, Lin Rubright, said.
The Anna Foundation for Inclusive Education is a grassroots
Burlington County organization
that is run by many of the eight
Rubright family members and
has volunteers and supporters in

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The Anna Foundation for Inclusive Education sponsored its annual

Mall Haul event on Aug. 13. This event pairs students with Trisomy21 (or Down Syndrome) with typically developing teen peers for a fun
back to school shopping experience with friends. The Mall Haul provides 40 teens with a safe and supervised atmosphere to make new
friends, reduce social isolation, help to end stereotyping and harassment through education and understanding of similarities.
the Medford and Marlton areas,
as well as the many surrounding
counties.
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Rubright family wanted to support students who had different
abilities and were looking to be
included in their local schools.
This is when AnnaRoses family realized she had been doing all
her back to school shopping with
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Many students with disabilities never have the opportunity to
participate in something as simple as shopping with friends at
the mall, Lin said. We knew
there were other students in the
community with disabilities who
were seeking some independence
and fun with friends, without
their family members around.
This is how the idea for the
Mall Haul came about. The
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teen peers for a fun back to school
shopping
experience
with
friends.
Once we realized this, we
thought other families might be
in a similar situation, especially
if they didnt have younger siblings, Lin said. We also know
that as parents and families of
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Fairview Road resident reports

burglary of unsecured shed
The following reports are on
file with the Medford Police Department:
On Aug. 27, a resident reported
that an unknown person gained entry to an
unsecured shed behind her residence on
Fairview Road sometime
between
the
evening hours of Aug. 26 into
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a white, green and black Mongoose Tyax mountain bike and a
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the Nissan Altima also complained of chest pain and was
transported by Medford EMS to
Virtua in Marlton for treatment.
Initially, the other
driver sustained a laceration to his head and
complained of right
hand pain, but after
further medical evaluation it was determined that he
needed to be airlifted to Cooper
Trauma for a possible head injury. NJSP Southstar helicopter
responded and flew the other
driver to Cooper for treatment.
At this time, motor vehicle
charges are pending the outcome
of the investigation.

police
report

On Sept. 1, Medford Township

Police responded to a serious
motor vehicle collision at Church
Road and Eayrestown Road.
Just prior to the crash, a man
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and was making a left onto Church
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that, Becca said.

It also enables the Trisomy-21
students to succeed independently through peer modeling. Teens
are paired and then go off to eat
dinner and get to know each
other. They also receive mall gift
cards from the Anna Foundation
to go into the mall to shop, bond
and then come back to the food
court to share their purchases.
Our event helps parents let go
just a little in a safe and enjoyable
way that wont cause too many
grey hairs! Lin said.
In addition, students and their
families who have not been exposed so up close and personal to
students with different abilities
than theirs are given that opportunity.
Our initial goal was to give
our typically developing students
a chance to get to know someone
who was seen as different from
them, Lin said. We put students
in a one-to-one situation with
each other for a few hours and the
outcome is incredible.
All the students are partnered
as partners and shoppers.
Younger partners or students
who may be new are given chaperones. However, most of the students just head off in the mall together, sometimes even in groups.
Security at the mall knows they
are there.
The event is held each year in
early August when the mall is not
as crowded.
So far we have found that the
students are great at handling
themselves, trying on clothes and
handling their purchases with
the store staff. We have been approached by many store employees that tell us they think our
event is great, Lin said.
This year marked the seventh
year of the Mall Haul. The event
was held at the Cherry Hill Mall,

and just like every other year, it

was a great success.
When the event first began, it
started with eight kids, and this
year 40 kids joined and couldnt
wait to get started.
They have also extended the
reach of the event to students
from
Burlington,
Camden,
Gloucester and Atlantic counties,
and now have sponsors from all
over the state.
Its really a wow when you
think about it, Lin said. It is incredible how just this one idea
has blossomed into an amazing
community event that so many
look forward to and love.
The foundation tries to keep
the age limit at 12 or older and
sixth grade and up.
Anyone who meets this age
limit is eligible to participate, but
the wait list grows every year because the foundation has to have
the sponsorship to support the
event.
The foundation is proud to say
there hasnt been a kid left on the
wait list in the seven years of
holding the event.
You cant know what other
people are like unless you spend
time with them. Were giving social awareness to so many young
people in a fun and inclusive way
that also adds a little economic
experience to students who may
not have had that exposure yet.
We really feel like we are hitting
all the buttons at once with this
event, Lin said. These students
that help start out thinking they
are completing an act of kindness, and learning instead how
much they have in common with
these other students. They build
friendships and share laughs.
For more information about
the Anna Foundation or to sign
up for next years Mall Haul, visit
http://www.affie.org.

PSA

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Autumn with the Animals

is Sept. 20 at Cedar Run
Welcome fall with animal programs, hikes with naturalists,
crafts, food, entertainment, music,
games, a childrens climbing wall and
educational
demonstrations at Woodford
Cedar Run Wildlife Refuges annual Autumn with the Animals.
Cedar Run also is offering make
and take crafts for kids, plus a contest to help design Cedar Runs
holiday card.
This event will take place on
Sunday, Sept. 20 from noon 4
p.m. at the Woodford Cedar Run
Wildlife Refuge (4 Sawmill Road
in Medford). Tickets will be $5 allinclusive, members and teachers
receive a discount.
Sponsorships still are available
and will help offset the costs of
this event to allow more families
to attend. Sponsorships help support wildlife rehabilitation, nature based environmental educa-

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tion, and habitat preservation. Offered in conjunction with the

Hoot, Waddle, & Stroll 5K Trail
Run/Walk event on Sept. 26,
sponsor packages start at $100.
For more information visit
www.cedarrun.org.

Watch Paddington
outdoors on Sept. 18
Watch Paddington on Sept.
18 on the big screen shown in the
grass area behind the Indian
Chief on Route 70 next to
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The movie is free. Concessions
and games start at 6 p.m. Movie
starts at 7:30 p.m.
Bring either a blanket or a low
beach chair. No stadium chairs
please. All funds raised from concessions will go to Partners in
Caring, a year round, community-based, hunger-fighting initiative that works with more than 50
food industry manufacturers.

Newly engaged couples face many

decisions in their wedding planning.
Bridal Showcases help couples meet wedding vendors, face to face and see
many different local products and services all in one day.
Seminars on planning, honeymoons and bridal registries are just some of
the helpful information that can be found at Bridal showcases by DJ's
Available Sound and Light Exhibits by invitations, florists,entertainment,travel,limousines,photographers and everything you need to plan
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Fashion shows with Bridal Gowns, Formal Wear and Hair Salons grace
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Sunday, September 13, 2015

Wednesday, October 21, 2015

Cherry Hill Mall, Cherry Hill, NJ 11:00am - 4:00pm

The Merion, Cinnaminson, NJ 7:00pm

Tuesday, October 6, 2015

Wednesday, November 18, 2015

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Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Fox & Roach, Realtors Chairman

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associates to discuss market trends. Sitting, from left, are: Christine
Stucke, Washington/Gloucester Home Marketing Center; Doreen and
Bill Bachman, both from Mullica Hill; Don Sullivan, Vineland; and
Jody Pagliuso, Medford. Standing, from left, are: David Rickel, Sr. VP
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Moorestown; Victor Santucci and Benjamin Landsburg, both from
Haddonfield; and Ian Rossman, Mt. Laurel HMC. This is a great opportunity for me to meet with some of our sales associates to get
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