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Liza Barr of Shawnee High School chases down a loose ball against Eastern High School in a South Jersey Group IV playoff game
played May 19. The third-seeded Renegades overcame an early deficit to lead at halftime, 8-6. Caroline Farley chipped in four goals
and three assists to ensure the 10-8 victory for Shawnee.
Shawnee tops Eastern, 10-8
Backyard
chickens
draw ire
at meeting
By MIKE MONOSTRA
The Sun
Chickens ruled the roost at last
weeks Medford Township coun-
cil meeting.
Council is looking at possible
changes with an ordinance pro-
hibiting residents from keeping
agricultural animals on their
property if they own five or fewer
acres of land.
The discussion arose after a
Fairview Road resident filed a
complaint. Township manager
Chris Schultz said the complaint
was the first he heard regarding
backyard chickens in Medford.
While the chicken discussion
at last weeks meeting resulted in
a number of jokes and some
chuckles from the audience, there
was some serious discussion
among council members regard-
ing chickens and whether home-
owners should be permitted to
keep them on their property.
Councilman Randy Pace said
the topic of backyard chickens
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Time has come to rethink the
American automotive industry
Ever since the government's bailout in
2008 of Chrysler and GM, I've been going
back and forth on whether these compa-
nies should have been allowed to fail, or
should have been broken up.
At the time, when the entire U.S. econo-
my was in a free fall, I think, in hindsight,
that it was the right policy to come to the
industry's rescue. The alternative could
have been a financial tsunami that could
have spread to other automakers and other
industries. In short, a disaster of major
proportions.
But now, six years later, I think the time
has come to rethink the future of the
American automotive industry, and to
break up General Motors, or for GM to
break up itself.
Worldwide, GM has recalled 12.8 million
cars and trucks. Some of the defects are
minor, many, however, are serious.
The culture inside the company of medi-
ocrity and low expectations is so deeply in-
tegrated that no management will be able
to change it.
That includes Mary Barra, the newly ap-
pointed CEO. A 30-year veteran of the com-
pany, she, herself, is a product of that cul-
ture.
As head of the company, she has not
managed to get "ahead" of the problems by,
for example, making persuasive and con-
vincing statements regarding how the com-
pany will reorganize and take serious steps
to produce better and safer cars.
The company should be broken up into
two or three units, under entirely new and
outside management.
Get rid of the "old guard, the sooner, the
better.
It goes without saying that it is in every-
body's best interest that the American auto
industry be allowed to prosper and retake
its No. 1 position among global automak-
ers.
But that will not happen with the cur-
rent management or under the current cor-
porate structure.
Something of major proportions is need-
ed to regain the confidence of car buyers
worldwide.
Let's not wait much longer.
Karsten Malmos
W
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Remember that question smoking
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Smoking is still legal in the state, of
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Good for New Jersey, and good for
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People who travel to the beach, a
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Smoking or non-smoking?
Thats a question that you could be asked once again
Your thoughts
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dents have opted to keep animals
on their property. However, he
also admitted he didn't know
enough about the topic to take a
stand.
I'm asking for the public to
give their input on this, Pace
said.
Mayor Chris Buoni showed
concern for the current ordi-
nance, as he called it a property
rights issue.
He was also unsure of how se-
rious some of the problems of
noise and disease were regarding
chickens. While he acknowledged
the dangers chickens could pres-
ent if not taken care of in a
healthy manner, he said the same
thing can be said of pets and
other animals.
For every case you make
about a chicken, you can make a
case that dogs should be banned,
Buoni said.
Councilman Jeff Beenstock
echoed many of his fellow council
members statements. While he
said there were definitely health
issues to consider, he is open to
reviewing changes to the existing
ordinance.
My initial reaction was that
we should look to loosen the re-
strictions, he said.
Members of council agreed
there are likely a number of resi-
dents who keep chickens in their
yards and are in violation of the
ordinance.
However, the township has not
enforced the law recently since no
one complained.
In addition, it is unknown
whether the chicken issue is one
affecting a large number of peo-
ple. Pace was particularly unsure
of how many Medford residents
would even be affected by a
change in the ordinance. He esti-
mated only 30 residential units in
the township would be affected by
such an ordinance.
Buoni added some homes in
Medford may not be allowed to
have chickens even if a new ordi-
nance is passed. Homeowners as-
sociations can still prohibit chick-
ens if they choose to do so. Buoni
said there are also homes in
Medford where the deed specifi-
cally prohibits agricultural ani-
mals.
It is unlikely the chicken ques-
tion will be answered soon. Coun-
cil is looking for additional feed-
back from the public and agreed
it would like to review a potential
draft ordinance before moving
forward with possible legislation.
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By MIKE MONOSTRA
The Sun
Four years ago, Cherokee High
School student Nick Musulin had
a goal of getting involved in com-
munity service in his school. In
his time, he forged a relationship
with St. Jude Childrens Research
Hospital, established partner-
ships with area businesses and
raised more than $20,000 for the
charity.
On Wednesday night, the dis-
trict gave back to Musulin for his
years of hard work.
Musulin was named the Chero-
kee winner of the Student Volun-
teer Award, an annual recogni-
tion given to one student at each
Lenape district high school who
went above and beyond perform-
ing service in the community. The
other three award winners were
Lenape High School's Craig Cas-
sidy, Shawnee High School's
Abbey Wiker and Seneca High
School's Shawn Tuman.
For Musulin, the ceremony
was a culmination of four years
of hard work and determination.
He let rejection after rejection for
his school fundraising event blow
right by and eventually started a
head-shaving fundraiser event,
with proceeds going toward St.
Jude's. The event debuted in 2012
and has now become a fixture on
the Cherokee calendar.
We were able to partner with
the Philadelphia Flyers,
Musulin said. We were able to
get businesses and celebrities in-
volved.
Each of the district's four hon-
orees received their award for dif-
ferent accomplishments, but they
each had something in common.
District director of programs and
planning Chris Heilig said all
four recipients accumulated
more than 300 hours of service
each. All four were not only in-
volved in clubs in their school
community, but also reached out
and served within their respec-
tive towns.
Wiker provided a good example
of performing service outside
school grounds. The Shawnee stu-
dent led an effort to construct a
rain garden at the Vaughan Com-
munity House in Medford Lakes.
A video during the ceremony
filmed her and other Shawnee
students performing the work.
I was totally shocked, Wiker
said upon learning she won the
award. I was speechless. I didn't
think I was going to win it.
Tuman was honored by the
award, but left the audience with
words of encouragement. He
noted how one doesn't just need to
work at or attend one of the high
schools to get involved.
I think its amazing that,
where we live, you can serve, he
said.
The Lenape district also hon-
ored parent volunteers who
served the school district through
parent organizations. From
school bands to sports and robot-
ics teams, parents from all four
high schools were recognized
with certificates for their service.
As parents, youre our stu-
dents first teacher, Superintend-
ent Carol Birnbohm said. You
show what community service
looks like in action.
The recognition of the parents
is something the student award
winners recognized as well. Each
thanked their parents for their
guidance.
All four award recipients will
be graduating and heading to col-
lege in the fall. Musulin said he
wants to continue his involve-
ment in community service as he
heads to Indiana University.
Still, Wednesday night's cere-
mony is one he will never forget.
It's incredible, Musulin said.
It's amazing to be around some
of these other people who have
served their school.
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Leonard Sanelli of Medford re-
ceived two scholarships at
Millervile Universitys honors
and awards convocation on April
26. Sanelli received the Franklin
R. Thomas 39 Football Scholar-
ship and the MAK Mens Athletic
Scholarship.
Kelsey Jane Overbeck of Med-
ford graduated from Clemson
University on May 9 with a bache-
lors in elementary education.
Shane O Lavin, of Medford,
graduated alongside 1,092
Millersville University of Penn-
sylvania students during the
spring 2014 undergraduate com-
mencement ceremony held on
Saturday, May 10 in Millersville's
Biemesderfer Stadium at Chryst
Field. Lavin graduated earning a
bachelors degree in geography.
The following Medford resi-
dents graduated from York Col-
lege of Pennsylvania.
Charles Glatz graduated with
a degree in public relations.
Shannon McMullen graduated
with a degree in behavioral sci-
ence.
on campus
Recently, five teams joined
forces for three hours on four dif-
ferent corners of Medford for the
annual coin drop in hopes to
raise money in the fight against
cancer.
A total of $4,172 was raised in a
very short period of time for Med-
ford Relay for Life.
Come to the event on June 7 at
Freedom Park to find out what we
are all about and how you can be
a part of this wonderful fun-filled,
uplifting experience.
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of Choral Music to Benefit
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being held at the Orthodox
Church of the Holy Cross in Med-
ford on Sunday, June 1 at 5 p.m.
The concert will feature the
Northern Burlington County Re-
gional High School Chorale and
the choir of the Orthodox Church
of the Holy Cross. A free will of-
fering will be taken in support of
Covenant House Camden.
Covenant House, which has
homes throughout the Americas,
provides loving care and vital
services to homeless, abandoned
and exploited youth.
Refreshments will be served
following the concert. The event
is free to attend. For more infor-
mation about Covenant House
Camden, visit www.covenant-
house.org.
Gourmet on the Runway
at Flying W Airport
On Friday, June 6, from 7 to 11
p.m., the Flying W Airport
hangar at 60 Fostertown Road in
Medford will be filled with vehi-
cles of the non-flying variety,
when a number of gourmet food
trucks serve succulent food al-
fresco at The Durand Founda-
tions first annual Gourmet on
the Runway Food Truck Fete. The
Foundation fundraiser will bene-
fit the children and adults with
autism and other developmental
disabilities and learning disor-
ders throughout southern New
Jersey that are served by the non-
profit Durand organization.
Attendees of Gourmet on the
Runway will partake in the
fastest-growing U.S. dining trend,
sampling a variety of specialty
food truck fare from the region
and beyond, including the
Rockin Road Grill food truck
from Eddie Berner, native South
Jersey resident, chef and former
lead guitarist of the 80s band, A
Flock of Seagulls, who will also
perform that evening. A D.J. and
dancing will complete the festivi-
ties.
Tickets are $125 per person for
general seating and $150 each for
reserved, VIP seats. A VIP table
discount for 10 tickets is $1,250.
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line at
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Commander Scott Lambert
and members of Medford VFW
Post 7677 held their 28th annual
awards dinner in the post hall on
Saturday, April 26. The post was
chartered July 15, 1946.
Following opening ceremonies,
there was a solemn reading of the
names of past post commanders,
past ladies auxiliary presidents
and past mens auxiliary presi-
dents.
Following a buffet dinner, pre-
pared by chef Ed Gerber, awards
were presented to three individu-
als who have given exemplary
community service to the com-
munity. This year they were cho-
sen from the Medford Lakes Po-
lice, Fire and EMT departments.
First to be honored was police
officer of the year, Greg Blash,
followed by firefighter of the year,
Julian Vallery and then EMT of
the year, Andi LaFleur. Certifi-
cates of appreciation plaques
were awarded to each of these
outstanding individuals.
Next to be honored were those
who have won cash awards along
with certificates of recognition
for their participation in the
VFWs national patriotic essay
programs. The voice of democra-
cy is an essay and speech compe-
tition for those of high school age.
The national winner of the com-
petition has a chance to win
$30,000.
Jacob Demree, of Mt. Laurel,
won first place at the post level of
the competition for the second
time in two years. Michael Trey
Mikulski, of Southampton placed
second at the post level. Michael
also took a third place at the coun-
ty level.
For students of middle school
age, the patriots pen competition
is an essay event.
The national winner of this
competition can win $5,000. There
were three winners at the post
level. They received certificates
and cash awards. Morgan Cal-
abria, of Shamong, earned first
place. Second place was awarded
to Joseph Moniot of Shamong.
Mark Oddo, of Shamong, took
third place.
Earlier in the year, the Walter
Levy essay contest was run in the
five elementary schools of Med-
ford Township.
Recognition and awards were
presented to educators who have
been supportive and instrumen-
tal in helping Medford VFW Post
7677 implement these exciting
essay programs. Among those
recognized were: Karen ONeil of
Seneca High School, Cathy
Campeau, of Indian Mills Middle
School and Jen Petagno, of Med-
ford Township Schools. Their
support is much appreciated.
Themes for the voice of democ-
racy and the patriots pen compe-
titions have been announced for
2014-2015 competition. Participa-
tion by local schools is welcome
and encouraged.
Please contact the voice of
democracy chair, Cliff Toye at
(609) 744-3178 for more details. In-
formation also available online at
www.MedfordVFW.com.
VFW hosts annual awards dinner
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wet bar, a second FR & game room. EP Henry paver patio
in back yard w/beautiful landscaping. $450,000
Medford II Office (609) 654-8633
MEDFORD
20 Pocahontas TraiI Wow! 2700 sf!
5 BR! plus 2 1/2 Bath w/large fam rm,
sunroom, first floor bonus room. Great
house in lake community! Large
kitchen, dining and living rooms plus 2-
car garage. Come on home! $335,000
Medford II Office (609) 654-8633
MEDFORD
33 WakefieId Dr. 4 BR, 3.5 BA Bob Meyer
contemporary w/extensive upgrades including
new master suite, refinished Woodmode kit
w/tons of storage, all season room w/passive
solar heat, beautifully landscaped yard, finished
lower level & 2 car gar. $540,000
Medford I Office (856) 983-2888
MEDFORD
143 Taunton BIvd. 3 BR, 2.5 BA lake-
front contemporary w/art deco kitchen, FR
w/2 skylights & gas fireplc, concrete walk-
ways to back yard & dock, horseshoe drive-
way, new front & back decks, 1 car detached
garage & beautiful lake views. $450,000
Medford I Office (856) 983-2888
TABERNACLE
6 Stags Leap 4 BR, 2.5 BA Bucks
County farmhouse on over 3 acres w/LR
with fireplc & adjoining conservatory, gour-
met kit, master suite w/luxurious bath &
multiple closets, screened-in porch, paver
patio and 2 car garage. $485,000
Medford I Office (856) 983-2888
MEDFORD
16 Pine BIvd. 4 BR, 2.5 BA bilevel in
Lake Pine w/2,400 sq. ft. of living space, ex-
panded master suite, large deck off DR, FR
w/brick fireplc, bonus room/workshop, brand
new whole house generator, 1 car garage & 1
year home warranty. $289,500
Medford I Office (856) 983-2888
MEDFORD
110 WoodIand Ave. 4 BR, 3 BA brick
front ranch w/fin. bsmt, sunroom, attached
garage, cozy living room w/full wall brick
fireplc, walk-out basement, FR w/built-in
counters, spacious game room & Weichert
Home Protection Plan. $274,900
Medford I Office (856) 983-2888
SOUTHAMPTON
27 Serenity 4 BR, 3.5 BA French in-
spired country home w/2 story FR w/sur-
round sound & gas fireplc, lg. eat-in kit
w/French doors to large rear deck, mas-
ter suite w/adjoining sitting area, 3 car
garage & full basement. $525,000
Medford I Office (856) 983-2888
MEDFORD
28 Norwood Ct. 3 BR, 2.5 BA colo-
nial w/high efficiency windows,
newer roof, garage door, insulation,
attic fan, newer kitchen cabinets,
new carpets, Corian countertops &
paver patio. $194,900
Medford I Office (856) 983-2888
SOUTHAMPTON
8 Dartmoor PI. 2 BR ranch in Leisure-
towne w/welcoming front porch, over-
sized LR/great room, kit w/refinished
cabinets & newer appliances, 3 season
sunroom overlooking the private back-
yard & 1 car garage. $128,500
Medford I Office (856) 983-2888
MEDFORD LAKES
259 Shingowack TraiI 5 BR, 1.5 BA
bilevel in walking distance to Upper Aetna
Lake w/eat-in kit, screened porch, FR
w/woodburning fireplc, pull down staircase
to attic w/some flooring for storage, shed,
newer heat & central air. $269,900
Medford I Office (856) 983-2888
MEDFORD LAKES
18 Cochise CircIe Spacious & Charming!
Cochise Circle is one of Medford Lakes "Best
Kept Secrets!" 4-5 BR home is sure to please
those looking for that relaxed lifestyle. Updated
kitchen, freshly painted, move in ready. On rear
of circle, backing to private woods. $350,000
Medford II Office (609) 654-8633
SHAMONG
15 Tuckerton Rd. 3 BR, 1.5 BA cape
cod w/formal LR & DR, FR w/wood burning
fireplace & French doors to Trex deck, fully
fenced yard, 2 car attached garage,
finished basement, media room & bar
& 2 attic areas with flooring. $330,000
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