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He went above and beyond the call of duty

Annual Captain
Emilio Carranza
Memorial Service
held July 12
By SEAN LAJOIE
The Sun
On a hot summer day in July,
both the U.S. and the Mexican
flags were proudly raised high.
Deborah Piggins, the pastor at
St. Andrews Church in Mount
Holly, kicked off the 87th annual
Captain Emilio Carranza Memorial Service on July 12 at the Carranza Memorial in Wharton State
Forest with a prayer.
We remember the heroic
deeds of Emilio Carranza, a pioneering military aviator, Piggins
said. A man of peace and goodwill who volunteered to help our
nation, not because he had to, but
because he went above and beyond the call of duty.
On July 12, 1929, one year after
the death of the airman, the
Mount Holly Post conducted the
first memorial service at the
place where Carranza crashed,
once known as Sandy Ridge, but
from that time on known as Carranza Memorial Park.
At the first service, Legionnaires made a solemn pledge to
conduct a trip each year to the
scene of the crash and pay honor

SEAN LAJOIE/The Sun

On July 11, members of the

American Legion Mount Holly
Post 11 held their annual memorial service honoring famed Mexican aviator Captain Emilio Carranza, who crashed in the Pine
Barrens in 1928. Left, speaking
on behalf of the Carranza family
was Emilios second cousin Ismael Carranza.
to the memory of Carranza.
Eighty-six years later, the members of the American Legion
Mount Holly Post 11 continue to
fulfill their pledge by holding a
memorial service to honor the
legacy of a man often referred to
as the Charles Lindbergh of Mexico.
Carranza was commissioned
by his government to undertake a
goodwill flight to the United

States. Wherever the young captain journeyed, he was received

with enthusiasm and won the
friendship of thousands, both for
himself and for the republic he
was representing.
Carranza had made a safe
flight and was ready to head back
home when a violent storm arose
over the Pine Barrens, and his silver wings dipped for the last time.
Unseen by anyone in the area, the

gallant captain crashed to his

death.
When news of his death
reached the county seat town, the
Mount Holly Post quickly mobilized its resources and set out on
the 25-mile trek to recover the
young airmans body and pay him
due honor. A path had to be cut
through the wooded region to
carry Carranzas body out.
In this desolate spot was born

the Posts program of international goodwill.

When they returned to Mount
Holly, the Legion mounted a
Guard of Honor around the body
and was later joined by officers of
the U.S. Army until the body was
removed by representatives of
the Consulate General of New
York. A group of Legionnaires acplease see TRAGEDY, page 5

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Continuing winning ways
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The Lenape Regional High
School District has built a dynasty when it comes to teaching
the community about safe driving.
For the third consecutive year
and the fourth time in five years,
the school district was one of
three grand prize winners in the
U Got Brains Champion Schools
Competition. In the competition,
schools from across New Jersey
create campaigns to promote safe
driving. The team was honored
for its achievements at last
Wednesdays LRHSD board of education meeting.
Lenape District Television students participate in the contest
annually. Every year, the team is

challenged to create a video of 10

minutes or less showing how it
promoted safe driving in their
school and local communities.
John Donaldson, director of
television services for the school
district, said the challenging part
of winning three years in a row is
coming up with new ideas to stay
ahead of the competition. There
were 59 teams participating in
this years competition, and Donaldson said other schools emulate
or take ideas from what Lenape
has done in the past.
We know theyre gunning for
us, he said. So every year we
put a little more effort in it.
When it began competing in
the competition, LDTV created
the Heads Up, Eyes Forward
campaign. The campaign warns
motorists against the various

dangers of distracted driving.

Last school year, the team created t-shirts to distribute to students and staff. The front of the tshirts included the Heads Up,
Eyes Forward logo on the front
and a few examples of distracted
driving on the back.
The team also created magnets
with the campaign logo to distribute to students. The students
signed a pledge against distracted
driving and then received a magnet for their car. Students who
had the magnets on their car had
the chance to win a Student
Parking Space of the Month.
For winning the competition,
the school district receives a driving simulator, a computer program complete with a seat, steering wheel and pedals that are
used in drivers education classes.
With the Lenape district winning
for a fourth time, all four high
schools now have one driving
simulator.
Well donate this one to
Seneca, so now well have one at
each of the four schools, Donaldson said.
The Lenape district does not
plan to see its streak of wins at U
Got Brains end at three. Donaldson said the LDTV students are
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Preserving more Pine Barrens

Burlington County Farmland Preservation Program preserves
five farms, bringing total preserved farm acreage to 28,500 acres
By SEAN LAJOIE
The Sun
The Burlington County Farmland Preservation Programs dedicated trust fund spending is now
at $3.7 million for the year.
Two weeks ago, the program
preserved five more farms, four of
these farms being in the Pine Barrens.
Whether in or out of the
Pinelands, the public support for
the program has remained strong
throughout its 30 years of existence, Farmland Preservation
Coordinator Brian Wilson said.
In 2012, the Burlington County
Farmland Preservation Program
was ranked seventh on the national scale.
Im proud to be part of a program thats been publicly supported and that year in and year
out freeholders have held up as a
priority, he said.
Each year, the organization receives a new batch of farms. The

2015 batch consists of nine farms,

seven of them being from the
Pine Barrens area.
The county administers the
program based on the New Jersey
agriculture retention and development act, Wilson said.
This law has minimum standards for farms. The county can
impose additional standards or
criteria if need be, but Burlington
County typically does not preserve farms that are fewer than 20
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When preserving a farm, the
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Tragedy has turned into

program for goodwill
TRAGEDY
Continued from page 1
companied the body to Mexico
City.
When the casket left Mount
Holly for its last journey to Mexico City, it was draped with a United States flag from Mount Holly
Post 11. That flag hangs today in
Mexicos School of Aviation.
It is not only a tribute to a
man, but a tribute to the United
States and a tribute to Mexico,
American Legion Post 11 Commander Larry Gladfelter said.
A new Mexican flag was presented to Gladfelter to replace the
current one as promised at last
years ceremony.
We are honored to have that

flag. We will cherish it forever,

master of the ceremony James
Giquinto said.
Speaking on behalf of the Carranza family was his second
cousin Ismael Carranza.
My family has deep and long
routes in the Mexican air force,
that is why it is so important to
us, and we are so thankful that
today we are accompanied by you
all, Carranza said.
This tragedy has become a
foundation for a program of goodwill between nations.
Dialogue between the United
States and Mexico is at its best in
its history, and because of this,
we can be clear that Captain Carranzas mission has been accomplished, Commander of the Mexican Air Force, Lt. Gen. Carlos
Antonio
Rodriguez-Munguia,
said.

expects to generate nearly $18

million this year.
Folks in the organization enjoy
not only financially aiding these
people who poured so much time
and devotion into their farms
throughout their lives, but also
interacting with them.
We love meeting the landowners, learning their history and the
sense of pride that they have in
wanting to continue farm operations, Wilson said.
Each year, the Burlington
County Farmland Preservation
Program sets out to achieve an
acreage goal of 1,000 acres.
The preservations that were finalized on July 8 brought the total
of farm acreage preserved in the
past 30 years to more than 28,500
on 230 farms.

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By MIKE MONOSTRA
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The deadline to run for school board this
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Residents interested in running for
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WEDNESDAY JULY 22
Kiddiecize: Ages 3-9. 12:30 p.m. at
Pinelands Branch Library. This
family fitness program is
designed to teach kids about the
importance of healthy lifestyle
habits. Children and caregiver
should come in sneakers and
appropriate workout attire. Registration
required.
Visit
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Music Exploration Fun With Violin: Ages 4-6. 1:30 p.m. at
Pinelands Branch Library. The NJ
School of Music will be here each
week this summer to focus on a
new musical instrument. This
week we are having fun with the
violin. The instruments will be
provided for each session. Registration
required.
Visit
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Summer Movies in the Park Series:
Beginning at dusk. The movies
will be shown in Freedom Park,
located at 86 Union St. This
weeks film will be Paddington.
Admission is free.

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Storytime: Ages 4-6. 1:30 p.m. at
Pinelands Branch Library. Join
Miss Danielle for stories of all
kinds to be followed by an engaging and creative activity. Registration
required.
Visit
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Live Right with ShopRite Kids
Day: 3:30-4:30 p.m. at ShopRite
of Medford on Route 70 East.
Join Beth Ann, a dietitian, in the
cafe to make a delicious and
nutritious, kid-friendly treat like a
Mango Smoothie. Please advise if
your child has any food allergies.
Sign up at Scrunchys Playhouse
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Chess Club: Ages 7-16. 4 p.m. at
Pinelands Branch Library. Join
Mr. Rick and his young assistants,
Michael and Ryan, for an hour of
play and/or instruction. Please
bring your chess set along if you
have one. If not, use one of ours.
Registration required. Visit
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Raise a Glass for Wildlife: Ages 21+.
6-8 p.m. at The Crow Bar behind
Robins Nest Restaurant (2 Washington Street Mount Holly, NJ
08060.) Tickets are free; all tips

will go directly to the non-profit,

which is hoping to raise money
for wildlife rehabilitation efforts
and new animal transport containers for off-site educational
programs. This event is only open
to those ages 21 and older.

FRIDAY JULY 24
Let Your Imagination Fly: Paper
Airplanes: Ages 6-12. 3 p.m. at
Pinelands Branch Library. Join
Mr. Dennis as he teaches how to
create a variety of paper airplanes. Once you have created a
few planes, a contest will be held
to test which plane flies the farthest. Registration required. Visit
www.bcls.lib.nj.us/calendar/letyour-imagination-fly-paper-airplanes.

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Library Babies: 0-24 months. 10:30
a.m. at Pinelands Branch Library.
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. Visit
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Junior Lego Club: Ages 5-9. 3 and 4
p.m. at Pinelands Branch Library.
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Lord of Life Vacation Bible School:
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Tabernacles Lord of Life Lutheran Church located at the intersection of Route 532 and Winchester Court. For information
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TUESDAY JULY 28
Concert for Little Superheroes: 2
p.m. at Pinelands Branch Library.
This show engages little capedcrusaders with a novel 60-minute

superhero training experience. It

is designed to be inclusive for all
children and fun for parents and
caregivers. Registration required.
Visit www.bcls.lib.nj.us/calendar/
concert-little-superheroes-0.
Family Movie Night: The Incredibles: 6 p.m. at Pinelands Branch
Library. Bring the whole family to
the library for this week's feature,
"The Incredibles" (115 min.).
Snacks and beverages may be
served, but feel free to bring your
own goodies and blanket to get
comfy. Registration required. Visit www.bcls.lib.nj.us/calendar/
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