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Knitting
Thunderbolt champs

a warm
embrace
Seneca grad turns labor
of love into something good Seneca’s seventh-grade boys lacrosse team won its group in the Thunderbolt Tournament in West
Windsor recently. Pictured in the back row, from left, are Kasey Szymantek, Ty Butler, Matt Mozi-
Special to The Sun

By KATRINA GRANT
The Tabernacle Sun
Any family dealing with can-
cer knows how tough the fight
can be. For most people, it is the
simplest things that help get them
through their tough time. Lauren
Thompson, a 2006 Seneca High
School graduate and Rowan Uni-
versity student, knows how far
simple things can go for someone
battling cancer.
Thompson’s mother was diag-
nosed with cancer in June of 2010
and lost her battle in November.
While Thompson’s mother was
battling cancer, Thompson spent
her free time knitting a blanket
for her mother to use in the hospi-
tal.
“The chemotherapy rooms are
always cold, there’s poor circula-
tion,” Thompson said. “I had a
large lace blanket with a flower in
the middle, and my mother want-
ed me to make that for her. Before
she got sick she told me not to
make it because of all the things I
had going on. But, once she got
sick, I decided I wanted to make it
for her. Her time in the hospital
was really rough, she was only
home probably one out of the five
months she was sick. It was very
important for me to knit some-
thing for her. That blanket stayed
with her until the end.”
This experience was the driv-
ing force behind the Knit to Em-
brace program. The program was
launched in February 2011 at
Rowan University where Thomp-
son is a resident assistant and
vice president of the Student Uni-
versity Programmers. It already
has 50 participants.
In the Knit to Embrace pro-
gram, Thompson shows fellow
classmates how to knit. After they
are done making the blocks that
she teaches them to make, they
are able to donate them to her so
she can make a blanket.
“I love to knit, I’ve always
wanted to incorporate knitting
into things that I do,” Thompson
said. “To be able to hand-knit and
make something with love, to me
is something good.”
Many of the students who par-
ticipate are part of sororities and
fraternities and use the program
to do their service projects.
Thompson hopes to be able to
make two to three blankets this
year and donate them to the Fox
Chase cancer center at the Virtua
Hospital in Mount Holly because
this is the hospital that treated
her mother.
“I just want to give back to the
people that gave to my family,”
Thompson said.
Thompson hopes the program
please see KNIT, page 7
tis, Justin Cappetta, Sam Pawlowski, Tyler McCormick and Chris Stahl. In the front row are Ryan
Hackney, Nick George, Timmy McCormick, Bryant Smith, Dylan Reidenbaker, Taylor Rosales, Jake
Hogan, Jimmy Waters and Brandon Hughes. Not pictured: Chris Koebert.
Learning more than football
By KATRINA GRANT
The Tabernacle Sun
Football is a sport that many
young kids enjoy. At Seneca
Youth Football, boys from the
ages of 5 to 14 from the areas of
Shamong, Southampton, Taber-
nacle and Woodland are able to
participate in the sport. The non-
profit youth organization allows
children an opportunity to play
competitive organized football.
At Seneca Youth Football, chil-
dren are introduced to the game,
rules, plays, as well as sportsman-
ship and teamwork from a very
young age. The organization
helps to build a good foundation
for football and a good player.
“Last year was actually my
son’s first year and it was a great
experience,” president of Seneca
Youth Football Alex Soto said.
“He learned a great deal about
playing football, as well as the
value of good sportsmanship and
teamwork. These experiences for
all of our young football players
can be attributed to all our hard-
working and dedicated volun-
teers, our passionate and diligent
coaching staff, volunteers as well,
the support of our local high
school and most importantly, the
commitment from our families.”
Last year shaped up to be a
good season for the Seneca Youth
Football League with several
teams finishing their seasons
with a winning record. The 90-lb
varsity team finished the regular
season undefeated, un-scored
upon and finished with a 9-1 over-
all record. The 75- and 105-lb
teams both finished the season 6-3
and made it to the playoffs. The
60-lb team came in second in the
year-end Lumberton Tourna-
ment, finishing the season with a
6-2 record. The unlimited team
finished the season as a playoff
team and advanced to the second
round of the playoffs with a 35-0
victory over Maple Shade.
The children who play in
Seneca Youth football are able to
play up until their freshman year.
The football league works closely
with coaches from the high
school.
“We receive a great deal of sup-
port from Seneca High School
and from the head coach, Bill
Fisher, and his staff,” Soto said.
“Our players play for Seneca
Youth Football until they reach
high school and have the opportu-
nity to play as freshmen.”
Seneca Youth Football prides
itself in being an organization
that not only teaches about the
game of football, but also helps
them build skills and relation-
ships in other areas of life.
“We are a strong group of
hard–working families who do
the best we can to provide our
children the opportunity to play a
fun sport that teaches them life
lessons as they grow,” Soto said.
“Also, we are very fortunate to
have had great leaders like Glenn
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Are you ready for some football? Awnings
Seneca Youth Football has n 11-12 years old (105 pounds).
opened its registration for this n 13-14 years old (125 or unlim-
fall’s season. Through July 1, you ited).
can register online at Last year’s accomplishments
www.senecaeagles.com. Practices include
won’t start until Aug. 10 at the n The 90-pound team finishing
earliest. You keep your jersey. All the regular season undefeated
equipment, except shoes, provid- and unscored upon. Finished
ed. with a 9-1 overall record.
Age brackets: n The 75-pound team finished
n 5-6 years old. the season 6-3 and made it to the
n 7-8 years old (75 pounds). playoffs.
n 9-10 years old (90 pounds). n The 105-pound varsity team
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n The unlimited team finished
the season as a playoff team and
advanced to the second round of
the playoffs with a 35-0 victory
over Maple Shade.
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Healthy Living series seminar May 26

The Burlington County Adviso-
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Health are sponsoring, The
Healthy Living Series, free
women’s health seminars at the
Burlington County Institute of
Technology, 695 Woodlane Road,
Westampton. The next seminars
are scheduled for May 26 and
June 23. Refreshments will be
served at all seminars.
The May 26 seminar will be
Herbal Supplements: Overrated
or Over-The-Counter Miracles?,
presented by Dr. Jennifer Natic-
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Navigating the Medical Maze.
Michael Capriotti and Michelle
Scullion will present the Virtua
Personal Health Navigator sys-
tem.
To reserve a space, call 1-888-
847-8823 or register online at
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Tabernacle Cub Scout Pack 439 recently hosted a flag retirement ceremony with the help of American
Legion Post 11 of Mount Holly. Boy Scouts from Tabernacle Troop 439 served as color guard. Thirty-three
boys from Pack 439, Troop 439, Troop 20, Pack 48 and Troop 48 assisted in the retiring of over 150
American flags at the ceremony held at the Medford Farms Fire House in Tabernacle. Cub Scout Pack
439 collects flags year round at Tabernacle Town Hall. The flag retirement ceremony will become an an-
nual event.

An Evening in
South Beach
May 20
Join the YMCA of Burlington
and Camden Counties for its sec-
ond annual An Evening in South
Beach, this May. This fund-rais-
ing event benefits YMCA pro-
gramming that supports cancer
survivors through Camp No Wor-
ries, a camp for kids with cancer,
and Livestrong at the Y, a well-
ness programs for cancer sur-
vivors.
Attendees will mingle with
business and community leaders
over cocktails and cuisine at this
event that will feature music and
dancing, a silent auction and
more. Casual attire is suggested.
The event begins at 7:30 p.m. on
May 20. It will be held at the Aloft
Hotel, located at 558 Fellowship
Road.
For ticket and sponsorship in-
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Williams at 234-6200 ext. 243 or
jacquelynw@ymca-bc.org.

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Ballots in the mail
The ballots are in the mail – the
vote by mail ballots, that is.
Burlington County Clerk Timo-
thy Tyler recently announced
that ballots for four of the Coun-
ty’s five state legislative districts –
the 6th, 7th, 9th, and 12th – have
been mailed to voters who have
signed up to vote by mail.
Ballots for the 8th District had
been delayed by legal proceed-
ings, but are now being mailed to
voters.
“We want to put voters on no-
tice that they will see some signif-
icant changes,” Tyler said. “First,
the redistricting process has
placed a number of municipali-
ties in new districts. Second, vot-
ers will notice that the ballots
themselves are smaller in size
than in the past.”
To summarize the town
changes:
n Bordentown City, Borden-
town Township and the Borough
of Fieldsboro have been moved
from the 30th Legislative District
to the 7th Legislative District.
n Chesterfield, New Hanover
and North Hanover Townships
have been relocated from the 30th
Legislative District to the 12th
Legislative District.
n Maple Shade Township has
moved from the 7th legislative
District to the 6th Legislative Dis-
trict.
n Moorestown and Mount Lau-
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WEDNESDAY
May 18
FOR KIDS
Storytime: Pinelands Branch
Library. 10:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. Age 4
to 6. Call 654-6113 for information
or to register.
THURSDAY
May 19
FOR ALL
Losin’ It: Pinelands Branch Library.
7 p.m. Call 654-6113 for information
Wastewater contamination investigation continues
As part of its ongoing investi-
gation into local groundwater
contamination believed to be
caused by wastewater discharges
from a former dry cleaners, the
New Jersey Department of Envi-
ronmental Protection, DEP, will
install three shallow monitoring
wells on Seneca High School’s
property on Carranza Road in
Tabernacle Township.
It is anticipated that the wells
calendar
or to register.
FOR KIDS
Apron Strings: Pinelands Branch
Library. 1:30 p.m. Age 2 to 6. Call
654-6113 for information or to regis-
ter.
FRIDAY
May 20
FOR ALL
Computerease – Individual Com-
puter Help Sessions: Pinelands
Branch Library. 10:30 and 11 a.m. Call
654-6113 for information or to regis-
will be installed within the next
month.
Recent tests of Seneca’s well
conducted on April 14, met or ex-
ceeded drinking water standards
in compliance with the school’s
NJDEP Safe Drinking Water Per-
mit.
“The NJDEP has indicated in
written communications and in
subsequent meetings that there
are no threats to Seneca’s drink-
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ter.
SATURDAY
May 21
FOR ALL
Car Wash/Bake and Rummage
Sale: Lord of Life Lutheran Church,
One Winchester Court, Tabernacle.
9 a.m to 1 p.m. Call 268-0262 for
more information.
MONDAY
ing water supply from the local
groundwater contamination,”
Capella said.
In a March 31, letter to the dis-
trict, the DEP said, “It is impor-
tant to note that thus far, the con-
tamination, on other sites, ap-
pears to be present only to a depth
of approximately 70 feet below
ground surface (bgs) and would
not be a threat to the high school’s
well, which draws water at a
May 23
FOR KIDS
Beat the Librarian: Pinelands
Branch Library. 6 p.m. Age 6 to 12.
Call 654-6113 for information or to
register.
TUESDAY
May 24
FOR ALL
Computerease – Individual Com-
puter Help Sessions: Pinelands
Branch Library. 1:30 and 2 p.m. Call
depth of approximately 400 feet
bgs.”
The DEP has been investigat-
ing into the former Joan’s Clean-
ers site at the corner of Route 206
and Cramer Road property since
2006.
The DEP records indicate that
Joan’s Cleaners utilized tetra-
chloroethylene, PCE, a chemical
commonly used in dry cleaning,
while it was in operation.
It is believed that the cleaners
discharged wastewater to a septic
system, which was identified as a
potential source of PCE ground-
water contamination.
This spring, the DEP identified
groundwater contamination mov-
ing eastward towards Seneca
High School.
The agency is authorized to
Visit us on the Web at www.tabernaclesun.com
MAY 18-24, 2011
654-6113 for information or to regis-
ter.
Flying with Emilio: Tabernacle
Township Town Hall, 163 Carranza
Rd. 7 p.m.
WEDNESDAY
May 25
FOR KIDS
Storytime: Pinelands Branch
Library. 10:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. Age 4
to 6. Call 654-6113 for information
or to register.
conduct remedial activities relat-
ed to discharges of hazardous
substances and it’s often neces-
sary to access neighboring prop-
erties.
The DEP requested access to
the high school property as part
of its investigation.
The LRHSD signed a Site Ac-
cess Agreement to grant DEP ac-
cess to the property as well as ap-
proval of all proposed monitoring
wells and related surveying.
According to Capella, the dis-
trict anticipates drilling will
begin within the next month and
will last approximately one week.
Seneca High School schedules
and classes will not be affected.
A list of questions and answers
can be found on the district web-
site at www.lrhsd.org.
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