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Christie comes to town Township pulls together hastened Gov. visit

By ROBERT LINNEHAN
The Marlton Sun
Hosting the governor is not
like hosting your aunt at Christ-
mas time. You can’t just put out a
nut log and a fruitcake and call it
a day. Evesham Township offi-
cials faced the challenging
prospect last week of organizing
the township for a trip from Gov.
Christie in less than five days. Ba-
sically, the governor doesn’t plan
out scheduled “township meet-
ings” months in advance, so Marl-
ton found out about his Tuesday,
May 10 visit late at night on Fri-
day, May 6.
“I got a call Friday at 4 p.m. to
say that we’ve been selected to do
the town hall meeting. This is 4
p.m. Friday. I had dinner plans
and a Phillies game that night,
but quickly the governor’s office
had an advance team in the area.
We literally met up at the Blue
Barn at approximately 4:45 to
Special to The Sun pick out the sites,” Mayor Randy
Gov. Christie meets with Anthony Ambrose at a township hall meet- Brown said.
ing recently at the Blue Barn in Evesham. Almost 500 residents at- The governor’s team and
tended the event. Brown visited the Gibson House,
the Blue Barn, and Indian Spring
Country club to see if the sites
could be used. It was determined
that the Blue Barn would be able
to accommodate the 450 seats
needed for the meeting, Brown
said. Immediately, the township
officials had to start organizing
the details and logistics of the
governor’s trip, Brown said.
Police, fire, ambulances, and
department of public works em-
ployees were needed to make sure
the visit was smooth and Eve-
sham would look its best.
“We held the meeting on Mon-
day morning at 11 a.m. Held it
with all of our logistics opera-
tions, such as the fire depart-
ment, police, DPW, parks and
recreation, and buildings and
grounds. There were about 13 of
us, it’s very similar to what we do
for the Fourth of July,” Brown
said. “We met at 11 a.m. and put
the whole deal together of logisti-
cally how it would all go off.”
Because the town hall meeting
was scheduled for 1 p.m. in the af-
ternoon, Brown said no addition-
al police officers or department of
public works employees were
brought in or paid overtime. The
trip was completely tax neutral
for the township, he said.
The meeting was packed, with
almost 500 people packed into the
Blue Barn. All 450 seats were
filled, he said, and there was a
standing room only crowd listen-
ing to Christie as well.
“When I heard he was doing
town hall meetings, I contacted
my contact in the governor’s staff.
I said, ‘When you’re putting a list
together, let me know about mov-
ing forward to have Evesham be a
possible destination.’ As the
months went by, he was doing
more and more of these and
that’s when I ramped up commu-
nication. We’re the largest town
in the county and also the largest
Republican town in the county, so
why not us?” Brown said. “The
governor’s office told me that one
of the main reasons we were cho-
sen was because we represent
what the governor is looking for.
Holding the line on taxes, creat-
ing community, and having a
great school district.”

Grab a fork and take a Taste of Evesham

By ROBERT LINNEHAN
The Marlton Sun
Grab your forks and strap on
your feedbags.
A world of culinary delights
are right at your fingertips this
weekend, with the 2011 annual
Taste of Evesham event ready to
kick off on Sunday, May 22 from 1
to 4 p.m. at Main Street in Marl-
ton.
The annual event is an open-air
culinary celebration with visitors
sampling food from a number of
vendors.
The event will be held between
Cooper Avenue and North Locust
Avenue near the firehouse on
Main Street.
Tickets can be purchased the
day of the event at the welcome
booths at either end of Main
Street and at Oak Lane.
No parking will be available on
Main Street, so visitors are en-
couraged to park off Route 70
Plaza 70 and Tri-Towne Plaza.
This year almost 20 local ven-
dors and restaurants have signed
up for the annual celebration of
food.
The vendors will provide visi-
tors with samples of their special-
ties. Among the restaurants par-
ticipating this year are Creations
Catering, Mikado Japanese Sushi
and Hibachi Steakhouse, Formi-
ca Brothers Bakery, Marlton Tav-
ern and many more.
Beer and wine tickets will also
be available for purchase at the
Taste of Evesham event for visi-
tors 21 and older.
In addition to the great food,
visitors can walk around the
event and be entertained by live
music and two talented culinary
experts providing demonstra-
tions during the celebration.
Personal chef Karen Docimo
will be returning to the event for
the third year and Burlington
County College’s Director of Culi-
nary Arts chef Beth Dinice will
be hosting live culinary demon-
strations and showing visitors
how to make healthy meals for
the whole family.
One man band Dave Murray
will perform hits from the 60s to
today, including The Beatles, Eric
Clapton, Creed, and many more.
Also, a five-piece original
group consisting of all Marlton
residents, The MarlTones, will en-
tertain visitors with classic rock
hits.
Sponsored and hosted by the
Evesham Celebrations Commit-
tee, the Taste of Evesham is a
non-profit event.
All proceeds are used to cover
the cost of the event.
Costs include such things as
setup and related rentals, collater-
al materials, advertising and re-
lated support supplies.
Any remaining funds will be
used toward future Evesham Cel-
ebration Foundation sponsored
events and the community proj-
ects they support, according to
representatives.
For more information on the
event and for a complete list of
restaurants that will be serving
up tasty offerings, please visit the
Web site at
www.tasteofevesham.org.

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Armed Forces Day May 21
Buy some eggs, some milk, and
help support the troops overseas
all in the same day. The Yellow
Ribbon Club announced another
“Armed Forces Day” for Evesham
Township on Saturday, May 21,
from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Marl-
ton Shop Rite, 307 West Route 70.
The Yellow Ribbon Club will be
at the Marlton Shop Rite to accept
items to ship to the troops. In re-
turn for a donation, participants
will receive a large handmade yel-
low ribbon while supplies last.
The club members will be on
hand to pass out a short list of
“requested from the troops”
items so you know what to pur-
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from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Personal watercraft, sailboats,
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Township. Fay had filed a nine-
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seeking declaratory judgment
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cil after members had declared
her seat vacant pursuant to mu-
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Marlton and had plans to return
to her home in Medford once a di-
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Memorial Day remembrance event May 27

By ROBERT LINNEHAN bricks into the Veteran’s Walk- bricks, the choir will sing God
The Marlton Sun way, purchased by residents of Bless America, and Brown will
Burlington County to honor vet- give the closing remarks for the
The annual Memorial Day re- erans close to their lives. event.

 
membrance event will be held in “Evesham Township has im- Evesham residents are invited



 

 
the township on Friday, May 27, at
the Municipal Hall at 984 Tucker-
 

ton Road. The event will be held
at the Veteran’s Walkway in front
of the municipal building.
parted leadership, character and
service as a legacy to its commu-
nity. That legacy is a shared vi-
sion among Evesham Township
supporters and partners,” Com-
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honor the memory of veterans 
they know. Each brick contains
three lines of text and will be in-
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The program will begin at 10
a.m. with opening remarks from
Mayor Randy Brown and an open-
ing prayer from Monsignor Rich
munity Outreach Coordinator
Monica Vandenberg previously
said. “The walkway is not only a
beautiful addition to the grounds
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Also, it will dedicate 11 new
Arsonist sentenced to four years
An Evesham man was sen-
tenced to four years in state
prison last Friday for a series of
fires he set in the township last
of the municipal complex, but is a
unique way for people to honor a
military veteran that has touched
their lives.”
Toniann Akey of the local Yel-
low Ribbon Club will place a
wreath at the memorial. Brown
will lead the presentation of the
Way, pleaded guilty Feb. 16 in Su-
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arson, and failure to control or re-
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May 23 Mat Pilates: Gibson House. Call
FOR ALL 985-9792 for info.
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sham branch of the County Li-
brary System may be found at
tinyurl.com/eveshamlibrarycalen-
dar, or call 983-1444. All events are
at the Evesham Branch Library,
984 Tuckerton Road.
Practice Your English
Mondays to May 30
6:30 to 8 p.m.
Join others to practice speak-
ing English in this relaxed group.
This group is best for people who
already know English but want
additional practice.
Make-n-Take Pottery
Tuesday, May 24
7 to 8:15 p.m.
Make a pottery piece of your
very own. Two-part workshop for
adults by Janet Cebular. Must
have BCLS card.
Book Discussion
Tuesday, May 31
7 p.m.
Join us to discuss The Art of
Racing in the Rain by Garth
Stein. New members welcome,
registration not required.
Financial Education
Planning Seminar
Wednesday, June 1
We will discuss 529 Savings
Plans, how they work, and how
they can help you prepare for the
rising costs of college. Presented
by Morgan Stanley Smith Barney.
7 to 8 p.m.
U.S. Citizenship Class
Mondays, June 6 to 27
These classes will cover prepa-
ration for the Citizenship exam:
American History, Government,
Review of exam questions, Prac-
tice interviews. 6:30 to 8 p.m.
Make-n-Take Pottery
Wednesday, June 8
Wednesday, June 22
Make a pottery piece of your
very own. Two-part workshop for
adults by Janet Cebular. Must
have BCLS card. 7 to 8:15 p.m.
Wii for Seniors
Thursday, June 9
For ages 55 and over. Video
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class and remember to bring
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Sunday Family Matinee
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Boo Boo join forces with Ranger
Smith to find a way to save Jelly-
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Historians’ Roundtable
Thursday, June 18
Join three noted historians, in-
cluding official BurlCo’s Histori-
an Joe Laufer, for another lively
open forum roundtable discus-
sion. Sponsored by BCLS. De-
signed to give residents an oppor-
tunity to learn more about their
local history. Attendees are en-
couraged to participate and ask
questions. Special invitation for
attendees: Evesham Historical
Society complimentary light
lunch at Inskeep House, must
RSVP. No cost for event. 10 a.m. to
noon.
Foreign Film and Discussion
Series – Broken Embraces
Sunday, June 19
Join former Drexel Professor
Ramesh Kajaria to watch and dis-
cuss this Golden Globe nominee
from Spain. A man writes, lives
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LIBRARY
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e-mail, Internet and computer
how-to questions answered.
Library Ebooks
and Eaudiobooks w/Overdrive
Wednesday, May 25
3 to 4:30 p.m.
Learn about and how to use
Ebooks and Eaudiobooks avail-
able for free with your library
card through the BCLS Web site.
Introduction to the Internet
Wednesday, June 8
A beginning class to introduce
uses of the mouse, the Web,
browsers, and Google. 10:30 a.m.
to noon.
Intermediate Internet
Garden Club offers scholarships
The Garden Club of Marlton
has two scholarship awards avail-
able for seniors who are graduat-
ing from high school this year.
The awards will be given to one
Cherokee High School student
and one Burlington County Insti-
tute of Technology student.
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Use websites for research, uti-
lize directories, find online maps,
shop, and explore embedded
search engines with this second
level class. 10:30 a.m. to noon.
Facebook for Beginners
Wednesday, June 22
Join us for this introduction to
one of the most popular social
networks on the Internet. Learn
about profiles, privacy settings,
adding friends & your Wall. 10:30
a.m. to noon.
One-on-One Computer
Help Sessions
Wednesday, June 29
Make an appointment for a 30
minute personal help session to
have your email, Internet, and
computer how-to questions an-
swered. 10:30 a.m. to noon.
The students must be enrolling
in a horticultural, environmental
science or a related field in their
college career. Interested students
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Friends through
Art Exhibition
Come out and see the new May
art exhibition now through Tues-
day, May 31 at the Center for the
BRIEFS
The gallery is open from 10
a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through
Friday. It’s open late on Wednes-
days from 7 to 9 p.m.
For more information please
call 985-1009 or visit the center’s
Web site at www.cfasnj.com.
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feel the support of a community.
Attendance is open to anyone,
tion about the fine arts program.
Call to find out more informa- WANTED
and participation is free. For
more information, please contact
tion about the state transporta-
tion rebate – up to $900 per stu-
Carole Katz, through the CBT of- dent within a qualified distance –
fice, at 983-8090. Congregation
Beth Tikvah is located at 115
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Friends through Art Exhibition school.
each day. at Beth Tikvah MCAE now accepting Spots are open for registration
 
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Jan Narducci, Nancy Raman, ber who has a chronic illness? my Elementary School is now ac- Main Street, Marlton, across the
Janet Roscoe and Sally Lavallee. Please join Congregation Beth cepting registrations for students street from the Indian Springs
The center is located on the In- Tikvah’s newest community to the full-day kindergarten pro- Golf Course in Marlton Assembly
dian Springs Golf course at 123 group, The CBT Chronic Illness gram for 2011-12. of God Church facilities.
South Elmwood Road in Marlton. Support Group, on Wednesday’s Call 988-8503 to schedule a tour For more information visit
Art shows are open to the public at 10 a.m. in the social hall. Come of the facilities, look over the cur- www.mcaschools.org.
at no charge. to listen, come to share, come to riculum, and learn more informa-

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The Burlington County recy- cycling will shift to Wednesday, Schedule:
cling schedule will shift to the
next day due to the Memorial Day
Wednesday shifts to Thursday,
Thursday shifts to Friday and
n Evesham – Recycle Saturday,
June 4. We Tweet!
Holiday. Friday recycling shifts to Satur- For more information call the
Normal Monday recycling will
shift to Tuesday and Tuesday re-
day.
Memorial Day 2011 Holiday
Recycling Hotline 267-6889 or 856-
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JFCS EVENTS
SAIL Program Yard Sale
Jewish Family and Children’s
Service will hold a yard sale to
support its SAIL Program (Sup-
ports to Achieve Independent Liv-
ing), which offers independent
living supports to young adults
with special needs.
The event is Sunday, June 5,
from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Cherry
Hill High School East parking lot
on Kresson Road in Cherry Hill.
Anyone interested in renting a
space for $15 should call
Michaelle Hall at (609) 932-6353 or
e-mail avonmmh@aol.com. All
vendors must pre-register by May
30 to reserve a space.
Proceeds from sales can either
be a tax deduction to JFCS, or can
be retained by the vendor.
Back to Work Support Group
Samost Jewish Family and
Children’s Service offers a Back
to Work Support Group, which
meets for ten weeks, beginning
May 19, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at
JFCS, Suite 150, 1301 Springdale
and Kresson Road, Cherry Hill.
The group is free and provides
practical information on how to
network, write resumes, handle
interviews, find a job; as well as
provides coping skills.
Contact Lydia Silpe at 424-1333,
ext. 1288 to register.
Hang Up and Drive
Samost Jewish Family and
Children’s Service, Cherry Hill
East PTA and Cherry Hill SCOPE
present Hang Up and Drive on
Monday, May 23 from 7 to 9 p.m. at
the Katz Jewish Community Cen-
ter Family Activity Center on
Kresson and Springdale Roads,
Cherry Hill.
The event will feature speaker
Jacy Good, who was critically in-
jured and whose parents were
killed by a driver who was on his
cell phone.
Every driver with a cell phone
should hear this powerful mes-
sage.
The event is open to the com-
munity, but there will be limited
seating. Teens and adults are wel-
come.
For information or to RSVP,
contact Lydia Silpe at 424-1333,
ext. 1288, or e-mail
lsilpe@jfedsnj.org.
Widows and widowers
support group
Samost Jewish Family & Chil-
dren’s Service presents a six-ses-
sion support group for widows
and widowers starting Tuesday,
June 14 from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. at
JFCS, 1301 Springdale Road,
Cherry Hill.
For more information or to reg-
ister, please contact Lisa Silver-
man at 424-1333. The group is
open to the public, and the regis-
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he Transportation Security Administration, the folks

T who screen you, your shoes, your laptops, etc., at air-

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Compare the U.S. system to how Israel secures its flights: lots
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scans, and putting air marshals on all flights. It’s time-consum-
ing, expensive and highly effective. Chances are that at least
Howarth sets sights on freeholder
one of the aforementioned conspirators would have been found By ROBERT LINNEHAN freeholder board. Paul Bracy of Mount Holly
The Marlton Sun Current Freeholder Chris and Von Gordon of Willingboro
out during one of the rounds of questioning, or would have Brown announced he would not will run in the Democratic pri-
been deterred from trying in the first place since they knew Evesham Township Deputy run for reelection. The Republi- mary, also in June.
Mayor Joe Howarth is gearing cans in turn endorsed both Democrat Brian Anatol of De-
every flight had marshals on board. up for the June Burlington Coun- Howarth and Arter. Marion lanco will also run for county
Putting such a system in place in the U.S. no doubt would do ty freeholder primary race, Eggleton of Medford will chal- surrogate.
where he and Moorestown resi- lenge them for the open seats. The primary elections will be
two things: dramatically increase passenger frustration and dent Leah Arter will challenge Republican George Kotch will held on Tuesday, June 7.
costs, and make flights really, really safe. for the two open seats on the run for county surrogate.
So, which way should the U.S. go? Should we return to the
days when you could arrive 30 minutes before your flight and SPEAK UP!
have plenty of time to get on board? Or should we do all we can
The Marlton Sun welcomes letters from readers. Brief and to the point is best, so we look for letters
to secure flights? This “stuck in the middle” approach is time- that are 300 words or fewer. Be sure to include your name, address and phone number with your letter,
and know that we will print your name and hometown with the letter. We do not print anonymous let-
consuming, and doesn’t really get the job done.
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