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The Langdon sisters, all of Shamong, got a chance to sit inside a fire truck during Fire PrevWeek.

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By Katrina GrantThe Shamong Sun

Last week was National FirePrevention Week and students atShamong Township schoolslearned all about how to preventfires and what to do in case of onefrom their local fire company.

This is a big activity that theIndian Mills Fire Company putson for the schools and the stu-dents, Nicole Moore, principal ofIndian Mills School, said.

The school and the fire compa-ny held an assembly to teach kidsabout fire prevention, fire safetyand to familiarize them with theirlocal fire company.

What I like and what the kidsreally like is that the firefightersdress in their full regalia, Mooresaid. They put on their full uni-form, oxygen tank, (and) mask, sothat the students arent scaredwhen they come to rescue. Theywear the full $10,000 worth ofequipment and its very heavy.

Each year, the school has theteachers dress up and the studentshave a lot of fun with that.

This year we had two teachersdo it, Moore said. Its kind of ourway of indoctrinating the newteachers. The older children, theyknow about it. So they get really

excited by it and they like it. Thenewbie on the block gets to dressup and the kids are very receptiveto it.

In addition to learning aboutthe usual stop, drop and roll, thestudents also familiarize them-selves with the volunteers fromthe fire department. They also getto take a tour of a fire truck and anambulance.

It kind of alleviates any anxi-ety they have about fires, Mooresaid. After the assembly, some stu-dents got to see the fire truck andambulance. Two fourth-grade stu-dents even got to sit behind thewheel. I sat behind the wheel also.

This year, on the National Dayof Remembrance to commemo-rate the 10th anniversary of 9-11,the school collected $1 from every-one, which totalled $376. They pre-sented the check to the fire compa-ny last week.

This year we wanted to talk tothe students about how they canbe better citizens, Moore said.The thing that I am most proud ofin a little town like ours is the factthat all our firefighters are volun-teers. They always find ways andtime to take off from their fulltime jobs to help us out and dostuff like this.

Students get to knowtheir local firefighters

Playing for a causeBy Katrina Grant

The Shamong Sun

Two local eighth-grade studentsfrom Southampton are organizinga fund raiser to raise money forbreast cancer awareness. Thisyear, Kate Taylor and AshleyMoore are organizing their secondannual Play 4 the Cure BreastCancer Fund raiser. The girls will

host several games of field hockeywith teams from Shamong, Taber-nacle, Southampton, Pemberton,Marlton and Florence.

Both of the girls play fieldhockey and are a part of the U.S.A.Field Hockey Association, Deb-bie Taylor, Kate Taylors mother,

said. Through their membershipthey get Field Hockey Life maga-zine and they saw in the magazinethe Play 4 the Cure fundraisers.

Last year the girls decided thatthey wanted to host their own Play4 the Cure fundraiser and organ-ized it all in a month.

They made and passed outfliers, Taylor said. They askedteachers, friends and family for

donations and let the other teamsknow, so that they could get peopleto participate.

At the event the girls sold cup-cakes, sweaters, t-shirts, bags andseveral other items to raise moneyfor their cause. They also went tothe soccer field next to the field

and collected money frThe games were bro

two days where eight played on each day.

They had a junior dhad the third, fourthgraders and they playeday, Taylor said. Thesion made up of sixand eighth graders pladay. They turned a hom

game into a fundraiserThe goal the girls

reach last year was $5ended up raising $2,500

It blew their mindsended up raising that mlor said. They were c

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money and they couldnt believeit. This year they want to try toraise $3,000.

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this is something that theywould like to continue.

They told the rec coachesthat they would come back everyyear and help organize this,Taylor said. Seneca HighSchool does participate in a Play4 the Cure event, but the girlswant to keep organizing this for

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From left are Kate Taylor and Ashley Moore, the organizers of Southampton Field Hockey's Cure Fund raiser. See another photo on page 8.

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Burlington County Clerk TimTyler will perform wedding cere-monies at historic Lyceum Hallfor the Arts in Burlington City onNovember 11. Ceremonies will beperformed from 10 a.m. until 2p.m.

I am pleased to offer couplesan opportunity to exchange vowson a once in a life time date of11/11/11 at a beautiful location ina community full of history,Tyler said. I am grateful for the

cooperation of the Governingbody of Burlington City and thestaff at the Herman T. CostelloLyceum Hall for the Arts, to makethis possible.

Built in 1839 as a public hall for

lectures, theatre productions andcultural programs, the Lyceumwas the home of the municipalgovernment for 140 years. It wasrestored to its original splendorand offers a unique backdrop toshare a remarkable day.

Couples interested in schedul-ing their ceremony will need toobtain a marriage license fromthe town in which either of theparties resides.

It takes 72 hours to obtain the

license, so please plan according-ly. Interested couples should con-tact the office to reserve a timeslot at 265-5122 as a limited num-ber of ceremonies will be per-formed.

The County Clerk regularlyperforms such ceremonies forresidents of Burlington Countyand for the service personnelposted at military facilities.

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Elections letter policy

To be fair to candidates and voters in theupcoming Nov. 8 election, heres how let-ters to the editor regarding the election willbe handled for the next few weeks.

The Sun will publish letters regarding theelection in print editions through Oct. 26.After that, election letters will be publishedonline only.

Were doing this to prevent last-minute

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We recognize this isnt a perfect system.

For example, responses to letters in theOct. 26 print edition will appear online only,not in print. But, we think this is a reason-able policy that allows the community todebate important issues, while keepingthings as fair as possible for everyone.

Please keep in mind that the usual rulesapply to election letters: Anonymous letterswill not be published, all letters are subjectto editing, avoid letters that are in poortaste or libelous, etc.

Also keep in mind that, to be considered fora print edition, we should have your letterin hand no later than the Thursday prior topublication. For example, if you want yourletter to appear in the Oct. 26 edition, weshould receive it no later than Oct. 20. We

anticipate a large number of letters thiscampaign season, so dont delay. We willattempt to publish as many letters as possi-ble.

If we receive more election letters than wecan publish due to limited space in ourpapers, the letters we publish will reflectthe ratio of letters received. For example, ifwe receive 30 letters supporting CandidateA, and 10 letters supporting Candidate B,we will publish three letters for CandidateA and one for Candidate B.

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Slow it down on McKendimenRoad before someones killed,

says recent college gradAs a recent college grad, I have spent

most of my life living in Shamong Town-ship, on quiet, peaceful McKendimen

Road. I returned home to find a changeto my formerly serene country road.

It has become a quasi-drag strip fordistracted, speeding drivers.

Recently, in the twilight hours, I tookmy golden retriever for a stroll. As a carbarreled toward me at a 50-60 mph, Ileapt to the curb, pulling my dog to safe-ty.

I waved my flashlight and a youngdriver screeched to a halt.

The teenager behind the wheel askedme why I was shining my light at him.

I responded, Why are you speedingthrough my neighborhood? Do you livehere? Are you aware of the 25 mph speedlimit?

He explained that he was cuttingthrough to avoid signals at TuckertonRoad and Route 206.

So great, I found out that McKendi-men Road is now the apparent localIndie 500 of shortcuts.

The 25- 35 mph posted speed limits arefor good reason. Adult and teen pedestri-

ans, children, pets and older folk useMcKendimen Road at all times of day.

Furthermore, beautiful woods lineour road, and this means there are plen-tiful deer making crossings at all timesof day and night.

We residents and frequent McKendi-men drivers know how and where toconstantly scan for deer and to especial-ly stick to the speed limits at their typi-cal crossing spots. Distracted, negligentmotorists looking for a high-speed short-cut dont have a clue.

Shamong Township has no police de-partment, and we the taxpayers wouldlike to keep it that way.

We abhor having to ask them to waste

precious resources patrolling one road.We dont want another expensive, use-less speed hump.

Township officials and the troopershave bent over backward trying to miti-gate speeding on our road.

They just cant be in every distracted,negligent driver heads or on their tails.

A ticket can be paid off and a car canbe repaired, but killing or maiming isforever.

I dont know what tragedy has tooccur before the point is made: PLEASESLOW DOWN and stop driving distract-ed on McKendimen Road.

William J. Bell Jr.

Editors note: Have you been witness tocareless driving on your street? If so, wewant to hear from you.

Send us a letter by e-mail to news@sha-mongsun.com. Explain where you live andwhat kind of erratic driving youve wit-nessed.

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in our opinion

The only thing missing, well, al-

most the only thing, was Jim

Gray.

Last week, Gov. Christie took to a

podium to say that, really, no kidding,

hes serious, honestly, hes not running

for the Republican nomination for

president next year. Despite repeated

denials that he was interested in being

president, the governor reportedly

had been lobbied, cajoled and other-

wise encouraged to toss his hat into

the ring.

So, we had The Decision. Part II.

Minus commercial interruptions.

Christie, once again, said he is out in

2012.

Now, that doesnt mean hes out for-

ever. In fact, wed place a few dollars

that, in 2016, Chris Christie carries the

GOPs banner in the presidential elec-

tion.

There were too many reasons to not

run this time around. Christie would

be jumping in late in the race, with lit-

tle time to organize a campaign.

Hes not the most popular guy with

some of the most conservative ele-

ments of the party, either. And those

elements have a loud voice. Maybe not

so much in 2016. Christie brings a

blunt, up-front, pull-no-punches ap-

proach to politics. Love it or hate it, its

unique these days. That approach

often resonates with individuals who

arent heavily involved in party poli-

tics more so than party hard-liners.

And, even if he were to get the nom-

ination, and despite President

Obamas dropping poll numbers, its

always tough to unseat an incum-

bent as, were guessing, the Republi-

cans might find out next year.

Christie has a good shot at, some

day, being president. But not right

now.

His decision to wait four years is a

wise one.

Christie in 2016?Sitting out 2012 presidential race a smart move for the governor

Christies future

Do you think hell be president oneday? Do you think he will be re-elect-ed governor?

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Cherry Hill Mallcelebrates 50 years

Long gone are the days of exot-ic bird sightings, tropical plants

and the townships junior classdancing to Sonny and Chers IGot You Babe across from theStrawbridge and Clothier.

No, the high schools dont hosttheir proms at the Cherry HillMall anymore like they did in the60s. But these days, the mall isquite the regional attraction,drawing in shoppers and dinersfrom across South Jersey.

The Cherry Hill Mall has comea long way since Oct. 11, 1961, theday it opened to the public as thefirst enclosed mall east of theMississippi River, said Lisa Man-giafico, member of the CherryHill Historical Commission andco-author of Cherry Hill: A Brief

History.Today, the mall will celebrateits Golden Anniversary with re-freshments and a photographicdisplay of the malls history.

Before the mall opened in 1961,Cherry Hill, then known asDelaware Township, had alreadybegun to embrace growth andcommercial expansion.

As sentiment for a post officegrew along with the population,township officials realized that itcould not have a post office withDelaware Township in the namebecause a Delaware Townshippost office already existed inNorth Jersey, Mangiafico andMathis wrote.

Residents suggested Moriv-

ille as the new name for thetownship in honor of Mori, butAbraham Brownings farm nearthe Cherry Hill Inn and CherryHill Estates had increasing ap-peal in the neighborhood.

Melissa DiPento

N.J. wants to bet on thegame any game

Most people in New Jerseywant to be able to bet on sports, anew poll says. But most peoplebarely know weve got a gamblingreferendum coming up in Novem-ber.

The Fairleigh Dickinson Uni-

versity PublicMind poll releasedMonday says 52 percent of votersfavor legal sports-betting at At-lantic City casinos and race-tracks. Only 31 percent say theywould oppose it.

But 71 percent of voters saytheyve heard little or nothingabout a referendum on the No-vember ballot that would legalize

sports betting in precisely thoseplaces.You could bet not only on pro-

fessional sports, but also somecollege and amateur athleticevents. And you could do it notonly at race tracks, but also at for-mer race tracks. Granted, though,the referendum is non-binding.While it would change the stateconstitution, it wouldnt overturnthe federal ban. For what itsworth, support for sports gam-

bling though still overwhelming seems to have softened in thelast couple of years, droppingfrom 63 percent in 2009.

Barry Lank

Men charged in Millvilleplayers death

A former Millville High Schoolfootball star has been found mur-dered, and two suspects havebeen arrested, according to newsreports. The body of 19-year-oldKhalil Wallace turned up Thurs-day in a lake in Down Townshipin Cumberland County, the Asso-ciated Press said. The cause ofdeath has not been released. Butthe New Jersey State Police haveruled his death a homicide. Thetwo suspects in custody are bothMillville men 27-year-old AndreGross, who turned himself inSunday afternoon, and 19-year-

old Boris Curwin, who was ar-rested Saturday. Wallace van-ished on Sept. 20, after hedstopped at a store in Woodbine forchips then climbed into a van.

A star athlete at Millville High,Wallace went on to play wide re-ceiver at Rowan University lastseason, making two touchdownsand winning an Offensive Rookieof the Week award in the NewJersey Athletic Conference.

Barry Lank

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Mall, Jobs, betting and a tragedy

Innovator. Genius. Visionary.Apple founder and CEO SteveJobs lost his battle with cancerWednesday night. And, his SouthJersey fans took to Twitter toshare their love, respect and ad-miration.

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Members of Southampton Field Hockey celebrate raising more than $2,500 during last y

Play 4 the Cure Fundraiser. This year, Kate Taylor and Ashley Moore, front left and front

are organizing the second-annual fund raiser, and theyre hoping to raise as much, if not more,

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The Burlington County HealthDepartment has started its sea-sonal flu campaign.

A flu shot is the easiest way toprotect you and your loved onesfrom the risk and misery of theflu, said Freeholder Mary AnnOBrien. It only takes a few min-utes to guard against getting a se-rious illness.

Traditional or standard doseseasonal flu vaccine and pneumo-nia vaccine will be offered at all ofthe other clinics. The countyHealth Department acceptsMedicare Part B to cover thecost for seasonal flu and pneumo-nia vaccines. A donation of $15for seasonal flu vaccine and $25for pneumonia is recommended

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