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New election day
School board votes to move
election to the fall. PAGE 3
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By ROBERT LINNEHAN
The Marlton Sun
night to rook four, checkmate probably
isnt as exciting a call as Do you believe
in miracles? Yes! but for several chess
masters and senior masters, there was
plenty of excitement in the township as
close to 20 chess champions came home
for a high-level tournament featuring
some of the best strategists in the
Delaware Valley.
Chess players come from all backgrounds, said Dov
Gorman, a U.S. Chess Federation tournament director
and Evesham Township resident. The way you play a
match whether it be aggressive or passive can say a
lot about what kind of a person you are, Gorman said.
I think what attracts many peo-
ple to the game is that its a way to
express themselves and
their personality.
If you
are cautious, or if youre very aggressive, you see that
in a game. I like more of a balanced game. It creates
many artistic opportunities, because if you know the
game and the rules, you can create many aesthetically
pleasing combinations, Gorman said. Thats my style,
but there are many people who are more po-
sitional. My style is more
tactical. People are more positional where they work in
a very orderly way to achieve very small advantages and
to take small risks.
About 15 masters from the Delaware Valley flocked to
Gormans home in Evesham Township on Super Bowl
weekend for their own ultimate championship, compet-
ing in the first-ever sanctioned chess tournament in
Marlton.
There are lots of similarities between chess and
football. Winning a football match is not based on
strength; its based on a lot of intelligence and strategy,
he said.
Gorman knows the game in and out, as the U.S. Chess
Federation recognizes him as a senior master.
Each game played was kept to a one-hour time-limit,
Gorman explained, and competitors racked up points
through wins and draws.
It was a Swiss System-style tournament,
with each competitor playing the same
number of matches and playing
Chess players flock to tournament
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please see CHESS, page 6

Photos Special to The Sun
Dov Gorman, an Evesham Township resident
and chess senior master, held the first ever
sanctioned U.S. Federation Chess tournament
in Evesham Township recently. The tournament
drew nearly 15 participants, all either masters
or senior masters, from the Delaware Valley.
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School election moves to November
By ROBERT LINNEHAN
The Marlton Sun
Get used to it Evesham Town-
ship the school district is going
for a big change in 2012.
Members of the Evesham
Township Board of Education
voted to move the annual school
board election to coincide with
the November general elections,
board president Sandy Student
reported.
Gov. Christie signed a bill into
law that allowed all school dis-
tricts in the state to move school
elections to November. Addition-
ally, the bill allows all school
budgets that fall within the 2-per-
cent cap to be passed automatical-
ly, with no approval needed by
township voters.
A school board would have to
present a second question for
voter approval if a budget is pro-
posed to exceed the 2 percent cap.
Board members whose terms
were to have expired in April will
be extended through January,
pending the results of the Novem-
ber election.
Several members of the board
expressed concerns over town-
ship voters losing their say in the
budget, but Student said anytime
a governmental entity can en-
courage more participation in an
election, its a success.
You go from less than 10 per-
cent to possibly 50 percent in a
presidential year. You have more
people to make decisions with
this, Student said. Its also a
normal election cycle. Its a full
day for people able to vote; its not
out of the reach of the normalcy.
People can vote before their work-
day and it also would take out the
possibility of the election happen-
ing during spring vacation. I
dont see a negative. Anytime
more people participate in the
electoral process, thats a great
thing.
With each budget automatical-
ly passing if under the 2 percent
cap, Student said it becomes more
important for the BOE members
to analyze and look critically at
each school district budget.
The school district elections
will have their own section
carved out on the election ballot,
Student said. While some have ex-
pressed concerns voters will only
fill out the general election infor-
mation, Student was skeptical
many would do so.
The board will still be required
to have a public hearing on the
budget and will still invite plen-
ty of public input, he said.
The school district pays be-
tween $23,000 and $25,000 each
year to hold the elections in April,
Student said, and with the feder-
al, state, county, municipal and
school elections all being held on
the same date, it would spread
that cost across several entities.
The way the bill is written, the
school district would be responsi-
ble for any additional costs that
the county board of elections in-
curs if it holds the election in No-
vember.
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police report
The following items can be
found on file with the Evesham
Township Police Department:
On Feb. 7, the Evesham Police
Department responded to a home
in the unit block of Five Crown
Royal to investigate a burglary.
An investigation found when the
homeowner went to investigate
the sound of footsteps inside her
residence, she discovered an un-
known man on the first floor bur-
glarizing the home. The man fled
the home out the rear of the resi-
dence into the wooded area be-
hind the townhomes.
On Oct. 19, Evesham police re-
sponded to an apartment in the
unit block of the Nieuw Amster-
dam Apartments, 37 N. Maple
Ave., Marlton, for a burglary. In-
vestigation found that an un-
known person gained entry to the
home and stole jewelry. On Feb. 10,
the police arrested a 31-year-old
man from Cherry Hill in connec-
tion with this burglary investiga-
tion. He was charged with third-
degree burglary and fourth-degree
theft. He was released after post-
ing $9,000 bail, according to police.
On Feb. 10 at 4:15 p.m., Eve-
sham police, through an ongoing
investigation into the sale of
drugs, executed a search warrant
on a vehicle in the parking lot of
800, N. Route 73. As a result of the
investigation, a quantity of pills,
money and the suspects vehicle
were seized. The investigation re-
sulted in the arrest of a 26-year-
old Hainesport man, who was
charged with third-degree distri-
bution of narcotics. He was re-
leased on a summons.
On Feb. 6, at 5:41p.m., an Eve-
sham police officer observed a
hand-to-hand drug transaction on
Carnation Drive by Elmwood
Road in Marlton. The officer
stopped one of the men as he was
leaving the area, who was arrest-
ed on scene. A second man was
later apprehended on Feb. 10, at a
residence in Pine Hill. The dealer,
a 40-year-old Berlin man, was
charged with third-degree distri-
bution of cocaine and third-de-
gree distribution of cocaine in a
school zone. He was released after
posting bail.
The 48-year-old buyer, a
Voorhees man, was charged with
a third-degree possession of co-
caine and released on a summons.
On Feb. 14, Evesham police,
through an ongoing investigation
into the sale of marijuana, exe-
cuted a search warrant at a home
in the 200 block of Locust Avenue.
During the search-warrant exe-
cution, slightly less than two
pounds of marijuana was seized.
Also, seized was money, a motor
vehicle and items used in the sale
and manufacturing of drugs.
A 64-year-old Marlton man was
arrested and charged with third-
degree distribution of marijuana,
second-degree distribution of
marijuana in a park zone and
fourth-degree possession of over
50 grams of marijuana. He was
released on a summons.
A 30-year-old female resident of
Marlton was charged with third-
degree possession of a narcotic
and a disorderly persons charge
for possession of marijuana
under 50 grams. She was released
on a summons.
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On Wednesday, Feb. 15, the
Lenape Regional High School Dis-
trict Board of Education passed a
resolution to move its annual
school election from April to No-
vember, beginning this year.
The move places school board
candidates on the November bal-
lot and eliminates the need for a
public vote on the proposed
school budget if it remains at or
below the states 2 percent levy
cap.
All eight LRHSD sending dis-
tricts passed similar resolutions
in recent weeks, which effectively
moved the regional school board
election to November. While not
required, Lenape regionals reso-
lution demonstrates the districts
strong support for the move,
which in the view of the board of
education, is in the best interest
of students and the regional com-
munities.
This is a groundbreaking
change for New Jerseys public
school districts, including Lenape
regional, LRHSD Board of Edu-
cation President Ted Shinske
said. The change will save tax-
payer dollars as we eliminate the
cost of the school budget vote and
reduce the cost of school board
elections by holding them in con-
junction with the annual Novem-
ber elections.
We estimate that moving the
election and eliminating the
budget vote will save more than
$56,000 in election costs per year
for four years for the regional dis-
trict alone, Lenape Regional
High School District Business Ad-
ministrator James Hager said.
State statute requires that a
districts decision to move the an-
nual election must remain in ef-
fect for a minimum of four years.
Hager added that, although the
budget vote is eliminated, dis-
tricts are required to follow many
of the same steps they followed to
prepare and submit a budget in
past years. The district will hold a
public hearing on March 28, fol-
lowed by a board vote.
Budget information, including
tax impact, will be posted on the
district website following the
March 28 vote.
For more information about
the changes in the annual school
board and budget elections and
this years budget process, visit
www.lrhsd.org to view a list of
questions and answers provided
by the New Jersey Department of
Education.
Lenape Regional High School Board of
Education opts for a November election
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every entrant.
The winner, Peter Minear, Reading, Pa.,
finished with a score of 3.5.
Tom Bartell, also of Pennsylvania, fin-
ished in a second place tie with Ian Schoch,
who came up from Maryland to participate
in the tournament.
Both players scored a 3.0.
All competitors competing in the tour-
nament were either masters or senior mas-
ters.
Karl Dehmelt, a master from Allentown,
Pa., said it was fantastic to have a tourna-
ment of this caliber in the Delaware Valley.
Tournaments, even when held in
Philadelphia by the chess federation, dont
feature this many master players, he said.
I decided to come down because its
rare to have a tournament around here
that features all masters. It was great to
play against people of my own strength,
you tend to learn more when youre play-
ing against the best competition, Dehmelt
said. Unless there is a big tournament
that is run by the continental chess tourna-
ment, you dont find many masters around
here. You might find one or two masters at
an event, but to find 14 is phenomenal.
Dehmelt finished fourth in the tourna-
ment.
The master was once a senior master in
the 80s, but has since fallen to only 2,295
points.
In the world of ranked chess, your point
ranking is akin to hitters batting average.
The higher number you have, the better a
player you are, Gorman said.
Points are either won or lost through
competing against other ranked players in
federally sanctioned tournaments, Gor-
man said.
The higher ranked player you beat, the
more points you win, he said.
But woe to the player who loses to a
lower-ranked opponent.
Points can be won or lost in a split sec-
ond; either a brilliant trap with the queen
can send you skyrocketing up the ladder or
leaving your bishop exposed can send you
tumbling down into oblivion.
A master is a player who has won 2,200
points and a senior master has won 2,400.
At his peak, Gorman said he had 2,550. The
highest player in the world at that time had
2,800.
Gorman started to seriously play chess
when he was 13 and living in Israel. The
now 49-year-old senior master has said its
been a passion of his ever since.
The Gorman family recently moved into
Evesham Township from Virginia, he said,
and he quickly found there were few oppor-
tunities for events here.
Gorman, a Virginia champion back in
2010, needed to play, but the opportunities
just werent available in South Jersey. But,
hey, a tournament director can hold tour-
naments himself, Gorman thought, so why
not one in his own home?
This was a rated tournament. I adver-
tised that it was being held and we attract-
ed a bunch of masters, Gorman said.
Were looking to make it a recurring thing
here in town.
If it gets really big, maybe Gary Kas-
parov and Anatoly Karpov will show up at
his door with Big Blue in a wagon. A chess
master can dream, right?
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match skills and looking to climb up the
chess rung?
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at Coffee Works, Voorhees Town Center.
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sistance in identifying the follow-
ing suspects who are wanted for
armed robbery.
On Feb. 15, at 3:27 p.m. the two
suspects were captured on store
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they were chased out of the store
and into the parking lot by a store
loss prevention officer. Once in
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threatened the loss prevention of-
ficer with a knife.
The pair entered a gateway car
operated by an unknown third
suspect. The vehicle is described
as a green Honda bearing New
Jersey registration.
If anyone knows the identity of
these suspects you are asked to
contact the Evesham Police De-
partment at 983-1116, the confi-
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February 22
FOR ALL
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Noble, 200 West Rt. 70. 11 a.m. Call
596-7058 for information.
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February 23
FOR ALL
Triple-A Programs Open House:
Recreation and Senior Services will
host an open house at 7 p.m. at the
Blue Barn Recreation Center, 1004
Tuckerton Road. Learn about pro-
grams. Refreshments, gifts and fun.
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February 24
FOR ALL
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Peace Church. 10 a.m. Call (609)
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February 25
FOR ALL
Partner Yoga with Robin Soll: 11
a.m. to noon at Evesham Library.
This program brings joy to partici-
pants and partners lives through
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others mind, body, and spirit. Atten-
dees may arrive already partnered
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instructor can partner participants
upon arrival. This program is for
adults. Please register every person
attending. Wear loose clothing to
class and you will need to bring a
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(856) 983-1444.
FOR CHILDREN
Bead Craft Class: Ages 9 to 18. 2
p.m. at Evesham Library. Join for a
bead craft class with a wide selec-
tion and option of projects. Present-
ed by Ms. Margaret.
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February 26
FOR ALL
Foreign Film & Discussion Series:
2 p.m. at Evesham Library. Join for-
mer Drexel professor Ramesh
Kajaria to watch and discuss
Incendies, an award-winning,
Oscar-nominated film from Canada.
In French with English subtitles, rat-
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required, but seating is limited.
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Zoning Board meeting: 7 p.m. in
conference room C of the Evesham
Municipal Building, 984 Tuckerton
Road.
Marlton Womens Club meeting:
Gibson House, Recreation Drive. 7
p.m. Call 596-0651 or 988-0422for
information.
Practice Your English: 6:30 to 8
p.m. at Evesham Library. Join others
to practice speaking English in this
relaxed group. Best for those who
know English but want additional
practice. Register by calling (856)
983-1444.
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February 28
FOR ALL
Ancestry Library Edition One-on-
One: 1:15 p.m. at Evesham Library. A
basic hands-on introduction on how
to use Ancestry Library Edition,
available at all of the Burlington
County Librarys public computers,
to research your family history.
Bring name, dates and locations for
a family member to research. Regis-
ter by calling (856) 983-1444.
Book Discussion: 7 p.m. at Evesham
Library. Join to discuss Cutting for
Stone by Abraham Verghese. New
members welcome. No registration
required.
Toastmasters: Noon. Contact Dave
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380-4701.
Questions of Faith support group:
Samaritan Center for Grief Support, 5
Eves Drive, Suite 180. 3 p.m. Call (800)
596-8550 to register.
Overeaters Anonymous: Prince of
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239-0022 or visit www.southjer-
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985-9792 for information.
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Friendship Tales: Ages 3 to 6. 10:30
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Talk about the letter F, listen to
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Marlton Dunkin Donuts, at 100
Church Road, will be teaming
with the American Red Cross to
host a blood drive on Sunday,
March 4 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Peo-
ple interested in donating can call
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ing suspect who is wanted for
armed robbery:
On Feb. 11, at 8:25 a.m., a man
entered a Walmart store at 150 E.
Route 70, Marlton, and stole two
cellular phones. During the
shoplifting, the suspect was ap-
proached by loss prevention, at
which time the suspect bran-
dished a box cutter and raised it
toward the employee before flee-
ing the store.
The suspect entered an older
model silver Toyota, bearing an
unknown New Jersey registra-
tion.
Anyone with information
about this investigation is asked
to contact the Evesham Police De-
partment at 983-1116, the confi-
dential tip line at 983-4699 or
email Facebook@Eveshampd.org.
Anonymous tips can be texted to
ETPDTIP or 847411.
Special to The Sun
The Evesham Police Department
is asking for the publics assis-
tance in identifying the suspect
pictured above.
Suspect wanted
for armed robbery
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