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Shawnee JV player Paul Chiusano looks for an open teammate during the game against Woodrow Wilson on Jan. 31. The Renegades
topped Woodrow Wilson 57-28.
Renegades top Woodrow Wilson 57-28
District
board
members
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By SHANNON CAULFIELD
The Medford Sun
The Lenape Regional High
School District board members
were honored for their service
during the Jan. 30 board of educa-
tion meeting.
Superintendent Carol Birn-
bohm presented board members
with plaques for School Board
Recognition Month, held in Janu-
ary. Gov. Christie originally desig-
nated the month.
Each member was presented
with a plaque identifying his or
her years of service on the board.
As a coach, I found it effective
when I saw something occurring
at a game or practice to name
what I saw. I would stop what I
saw and reward it, said Birn-
bohm, a former lacrosse coach.
It was my method of ensuring
the good things on the field done
by some individuals became good
things all team members strive
for.
Birnbohm found the method of
please see NEXT, page 7
2 THE MEDFORD SUN FEB. 6-12, 2013
By SHANNON CAULFIELD
The Medford Sun
A Shawnee High School senior
has received a national award for
his community service.
Eligibility for the Presidents
Volunteer Service Award means
working for an eligible charitable
organization for a certain num-
ber of documented hours.
I was awarded the gold level of
the award because I volunteered
over 250 hours in one year, said
Matt O'Rorke, a Shawnee High
School senior.
According to a release about
ORorkes award, the national
award, presented through The
Presidents Council on Service
and Civic Participation, was es-
tablished in 2003 to honor Ameri-
cans who inspire others to engage
in volunteer service. The award
recognizes citizens who have vol-
unteered in excess of 250 docu-
mented hours per year to specific
charitable organizations. The
program continues as an initia-
tive of the Corporation for Na-
tional and Community Service to
encourage sustained commit-
ment to civic participation and to
inspire others to make service a
central part of their lives.
The award came as a surprise
to ORorke, whose mom, Karen,
broke the news after finding out
from one of ORorkes co-workers
at the Food Bank of South Jersey.
ORorke has been spending his
time at the food bank, assisting
the needy all year round.
Its pretty cool to be recog-
nized for trying to help people
who need food, but I would think
most people would try to do the
same thing if they had the oppor-
tunity to help, he said. I knew
how many local people are in
need of basic things, especially in
tough economic times. The most
important thing to me is that hun-
gry people in this area are getting
food.
The food bank operates out of
Pennsauken in Camden County.
According to the website, The
Food Bank of South Jersey is the
largest source of government and
non-government food assistance
in South Jersey. The food bank is
the only major agency in South
Jersey whose mission is to elimi-
nate hunger and malnutrition by
ensuring surplus food reaches
people in need. Its centralized
food donation and distribution
system is a vital community link
ensuring that low-income and dis-
advantaged residents can access
free groceries and wholesome
meals from a charitable food
provider in their neighborhood.
ORorke began his work there
six years ago when he needed to
accrue community service hours
for his confirmation at church.
The first collection was suc-
cessful enough to maintain his in-
terest in helping the organiza-
tion.
The food bank is a great place
to volunteer, said ORorke. Be-
sides the food collection drives, I
have worked at the food bank
sorting donations and dividing
food into categories for distribu-
tion. ORorke makes sure the
food being donated is not past its
expiration date.
Each of ORorkes collections
resulted in hundreds of pounds of
food per day, per food drive. He
has collected thousands of
pounds of food for those in need.
To further his efforts, ORorke
holds neighborhood food drives
throughout the year.
I also have had food drives for
the Woodford Cedar Run Wildlife
Center and hope to have a drive
for them before I leave for college.
Thats a great organization to
help, too, said ORorke.
Currently, he is gearing up for
this years project involving the
Medford Township School Dis-
trict, the Medford Students
March Against Hunger.
I think last year there were
seven schools that participated.
Each school drive takes place
over a four-day period throughout
the month of March, said
ORorke.
ORorke will begin sending no-
tices out to the schools in late Feb-
Volunteer work earns student national award
Matt ORorke clocked more than 250 hours with Food Bank of South Jersey
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The Medford Township Police
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in conjunction with the Medford
Township fire marshal, has re-
ported an ongoing investigation
of a series of suspicious fires
being set in Medford.
According to officials, the first
of three fires was reported on
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the fire was intentionally set.
The second and third fires,
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On Friday, Feb. 8, jazz bands
from more than 10 area high
schools will compete for top hon-
ors at Shawnee High School.
The annual Shawnee Jazz Fes-
tival will feature many sweet and
sassy jazz standards and some
very accomplished young musi-
cians, including several talented
members of the All South Jersey
Honors Band.
This will be a showcase for
the tremendous musical talent we
have in our South Jersey
schools, said Sara Cureton,
event coordinator and member of
the Shawnee Band Parents Asso-
ciation (SBPA), which organized
the jazz fest.
Many of the Shawnee students
participated in workshops last
year at the Berklee College of
Music in Boston. Music depart-
ment faculty members from area
colleges and universities will
serve as judges for the Feb. 8
event.
With so many jazz bands par-
ticipating this year, there will be
music to satisfy every jazz enthu-
siast, from swing and Latin to
measured ballads, said Shawnee
Director of Bands Nick Rotindo.
Our Jazz Ensemble plays with
the heart and soul of real jazz mu-
sicians and will close the concert
with a couple of great numbers.
Were very proud of them all, and
appreciate all of the community
support.
The music festival runs from 5
to 10 p.m.
Tickets, available at the door,
are $8 for general admission and
$5 for students and seniors. Sen-
iors with a Lenape Regional High
School District Golden Pass are
admitted free.
A variety of foods will be avail-
able for purchase in the cafeteria.
In addition, the SBPA will raffle
off an iPad mini at the event. Raf-
fle proceeds will benefit the SBPA
scholarship fund.
The jazz competition will be
held in the Shawnee High School
auditorium, located at 600 Taber-
nacle Road in Medford.
Jazz festival is Feb. 8
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For the first time, the Super
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dium in a region that is, in early Feb-
ruary, cold. Really cold.
The 2014 Super Bowl is set for Feb. 2
at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford.
Its home to both the Jets and the Gi-
ants, so, in theory, and perhaps only in
theory, they could meet up for the big
game.
Area football fans have obvious rea-
sons to be excited. The trip up the
Turnpike, for example, is a lot easier to
make than one to Florida or New Or-
leans. Theres just something about
having the big game played in ones
back yard that also gets the blood to
pumping a little faster.
But even if you dont know Eli Man-
ning from Eli Whitney, you should care
about this game. The benefits to the
state are huge.
Most tangible will be the economic
impact. The 2014 host committee esti-
mates that about $550 million will be
pumped into the local economy from
tourism and other game-related activi-
ties. That number could fluctuate a bit
depending on which teams make it.
Local teams might not bring in as
many tourists.
Fans are going to stay at hotels, eat
at restaurants and frequent local busi-
nesses. That not only helps the local
businesses, it also generates tax rev-
enue.
Theres also something to be said for
the positive national, and even interna-
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region. It can make New Jersey more
attractive, for example, to large con-
ventions and other events that can
bring thousands of people to the state
to stay and spend money.
In any event, were excited about
New Jersey making a splash on such a
prominent stage. It means many good
things for the state.
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A year from now, we will be having a Super time
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In about a year, the NFLs biggest game
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thats great news for football fans, its
also enough to get non-fans excited.
The economic benefits associated with
hosting such a big event can have a
far-reaching positive impact.
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Medford goes above and
beyond for Toys for Tots
The Marines have completed the final
inspection for Toys for Tots, and they
would like to thank Medford and our
neighbors for going above and beyond!
This year, our sponsors and the folks
who attended the events, donated over
2,700 toys, and $2,200 in monetary dona-
tions.
Thanks to the kindness and generosity
of the people in our area, close to 4,000 fam-
ilies had a brighter holiday.
As the Medford coordinator, I would like
to thank the following sponsors for their
help, energy, and for dedicating some space
in their place of business to collect toys.
Boy Scout Troop 26, Shawnee volunteers,
and young Boy and Girl Scouts, for being
part of our Halloween Parade float.
Marlton Roller Hockey, for surprising us
with a tremendous amount of wonderful
toys.
Thanks to the Medford Sunrise Rotary,
for squeezing a seven-ton vehicle into the
Dickens Festival.
Thanks to Bob Marsdale, for coordinat-
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Thanks to new supporters, Wonder
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of the effort and dedication the people in
our area have shown to the Toys for Tots
campaign.
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On Friday, Feb. 8, from 10 until 11 a.m.
there will be a Zumba demonstration in
the caf of Shop Rite.
Future Fitness of Medford will be
stopping by to celebrate American
Heart Month with heart healthy exer-
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A zumba demonstration will take
place in the caf where customers are
welcome to take part.
Future Fitness will be spinning the
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ing to be effective and continues
to apply it with her leadership in
the district.
Our members of the board are
dedicated to serving their com-
munities and dedicated to whats
doing right for students, said
Birnbohm. Most importantly,
they lead as a united team
along with administrators, sup-
port staff, parents and students.
Some members were new to
the board; Joanne Sanferraro was
recognized for her two months of
service. Sanferraro was elected in
November and began her term in
the beginning of January.
Additional members were rec-
ognized for their years of service,
including Linda Eckenhoff for
seven years with the board. David
Stow was recognized for nine
years. Joseph Borucki was hon-
ored for 15 years of service. Board
president Ted Shinkse, Dr.
William Bisignano, John Looney,
John Jeffers and John Heitmann
were recognized for 16 years of
service with the board.
Dr. Skip Bende was recognized
for 21 years with the board, in ad-
dition to Paula Lee, who has been
with the district for 23 years.
It is our pleasure to celebrate
all of the good things the board
does for the students of the
Lenape Regional High School Dis-
trict, said Birnbohm.
Additional presentations were
given regarding the success of
Lenape High School since Sep-
tember and recognizing the
marching band for its state cham-
pionship title.
No new business was intro-
duced during the meeting.
Regular action was taken on
the consent agenda.
The next board of education
meeting will be held Feb. 27 at 7:30
p.m. at the District Building locat-
ed at 93 Willow Grove Road in
Shamong.
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In December, the Medford
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Additionally, the suspect was
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Karen Brash McGreer, a woman
who loves to love, sing, and laugh,
will star in this fast-paced
cabaret, accompanied by the in-
comparable keyboard player
Clarence Watson.
This entertaining afternoon of
food, song and gentle humor will
be held on Sunday, Feb. 10 at 2
p.m., at Maravillas Restaurant,
208 Medford/Mount Holly Road.
The cost of $40 includes salad,
entre, dessert and beverages
(BYOB), plus taxes and tips.
Reservations are required and
may be made online at www.med-
fordartscenter.org or by calling
(609) 774-8641. This unique Valen-
tines Day celebration benefits the
Medford Arts Center.
Whats So Funny About (Love and) Marriage on Feb. 10
FEB. 6-12, 2013 THE MEDFORD SUN 11
Authentic Fish & Chips
Authentic Irish Food
not just for
ST. PATRICKS DAY!
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(609) 268-0069
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609-261-0004
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I NSECT SPRAY
Photo exhibit reception
planned for Feb. 12, 22
Hansen, Warner & Associates,
located at 6 South Main Street,
will be holding two events in Feb-
ruary.
On Feb. 12 and Feb. 22, the Pho-
tography Exhibit Reception will
be held from 6:30 until 8:30 p.m.
Pat Worley of Medford Lakes and
Larry Lyons of Woodbury pres-
ent An African Adventure. The
exhibit displays the beauty, be-
havior and interactions of the
African wildlife and the local peo-
ple encountered during a six-
week photographic volunteer pro-
gram in South Africa.
For more information, call
(609) 694-3247. The show runs
through June 30th.
Residents can register
kids in kindergarten
Medford Township School Dis-
trict is now accepting kinder-
garten survey forms now until
Friday, Feb. 8.
Requirements for children who
will be 5 years of age on or before
October 1, will be considered for
kindergarten. Students who did
not attend kindergarten in the
Medford School District will be
considered for first grade.
Preschool enrollment applica-
tions will be accepted beginning
Feb. 1.
Preschool aged students should
be between 3 and 4 years and will
be considered for the Integrated
Preschool Program at Kirbys
Mill School.
Please access the district web-
site at www.medford.k12.nj.us, for
Kindergarten Enrollment Proce-
dures, Survey Form and
Preschool Registration.
If you should have any ques-
tions, please contact Patricia
Dyer at the Medford Board of Ed-
ucation Office, (609) 654-6416, ext.
8001 for assistance.
Newcomers meeting,
luncheon on Feb. 13
Medford Newcomers will hold
its monthly meeting and lunch-
eon at the Top Notch Restaurant,
located at 20 S. Main Street in
Medford, on Wednesday, Feb 13.
Medford area residents, both
new and not so new, are invited to
attend and learn about its activi-
ties.
Please call Kathy at (856) 983-
4921 for reservations.
Karen Casey joins
Medford Prudential team
Rich Huder, manager of Pru-
dential Fox & Roach, Realtors
Medford Office, welcomes Karen
Casey as a Sales Associate.
Licensed since 2009, Casey was
previously with Reality Real Es-
tate before joining Prudential Fox
& Roach.
I joined Prudential Fox &
Roach because of the education
and marketing opportunities
available to agents, she adds.
Casey is a member of the Na-
tional and Burlington Camden
Counties Association of Realtors.
She resides in Shamong with
her husband, Dan, and their three
children. Casey serves Burling-
ton County.
Valentines Day craft
for kids on Feb. 9
ShopRite of Medford will be
hosting a Valentine's Day craft in
the store for children. Kids can
decorate their own heart-shaped
cake for only $5.
The event will take place on
Saturday, Feb. 9 with seating at 11
a.m. and noon.
Parents need to call and re-
serve at courtesy, as space is lim-
ited!
To make reservations, call (609)
953-7700.
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stopping by to celebrate Ameri-
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take part. Future Fitness will be
spinning its wheel of prizes for
free memberships, giveaways
and more! Call Meghan Locanto-
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MONDAY FEB. 11
Environmental & Open Space Com-
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second Monday of every month at
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St.
TUESDAY FEB. 12
Photography Exhibit Reception:
6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Hansen,
Warner & Associates, 6 South
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Medford Lakes and Larry Lyons
of Woodbury present An African
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30.
Medford-Vincentown Rotary Club
meeting: 6:30 p.m. at Medford
Lakes Country Club, Medford
Lakes. For more information visit
www.mvrotaryclub.org.
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FBOm WHITBTAIL DBBB AND WILD T0BHBY TO
PHBASANTS, WATBBFOWL AND mOBB.
picious, Wagner said.
Police are asking anyone with
information to contact the Med-
ford Township Police Criminal
Investigations Bureau by phone
at (609) 654-7375 or the
confidential tip line at (609) 714-
0302.
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Windows Doors Finished Basements
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ruary. The schools will have a set
time during the month of March
to donate food.
The people of Medford are
usually pretty generous and have
donated thousands of pounds of
food. I am hoping this years food
drive will be even more success-
ful, he said.
ORorkes numerous hours of
volunteerism have helped inspire
his future college major.
I am planning to be a business
major in college. The food collec-
tion drives involve a lot of organi-
zation, planning and dealing with
people. There are definitely as-
pects of the food drives that will
benefit me in my college and busi-
ness career, he said, adding a
sports management minor would
be of interest to him to further
his opportunities for a career.
He is also involved at school.
ORorke is a member of the Na-
tional Honor Society, senior cap-
tain of the Shawnee cross coun-
try team, and a member of the
Shawnee Leadership Academy.
So far, he has applied to Rut-
gers University, Penn State Uni-
versity, James Madison Universi-
ty, and Loyola.
For more information on the
Food Bank of South Jersey, visit
www.foodbanksj.org.
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- 2:30PM
$8.50 - $10 per hour to
start
send resume to
eOutlet4u@yahoo.com
or call (856) 206-0410 after
2 PM
Mt. Laurel area
HeIp Wanted
Steve's
Home Repair
Siding Capping Painting
Gutters Carpentry & More
(856) 810-2182
Fully Licensed Insured
Handyman Services
GeneraI Contracting
Lic. 13VH00932400
856-627-1974
www.RASBUILDERSNJ.com
Custom Homes, Additions, Sun rooms,
Siding, Baths, Decks, Garages,
Basements, Roof, Windows
RAS BUILDERS
Since 1974 FREE ESTIMATES
609-238-0348
856-261-6559
L|c.# 13Vh03733600
BATHROOM&KITCHENREMODELING
Home Improvement
609-481-8030
Home Clean Outs
Basements
Estate Buy Outs
Attics
Pre-Settlement Real Estate
Clean Outs
Painting
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609-714-6878
FREE ESTIMATES
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Professional & Clean Service
Pauls Painting of Medford
Is now offering painting of
interior rooms for
$100 ea.
(609) 320-9717
Quality work at Reasonable Price
NJ Lic# 13VH00929000
Painting