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JULY 17, 2015

Weathering the storm

Tabernacle Education
Foundation is back
and better than ever
By SEAN LAJOIE
The Sun
The Tabernacle Education
Foundation is officially back and
better than ever.
We needed to revive the foundation for Tabernacle Township,
President of the Foundation Judy
Sailer said. Other districts have
foundations and they are able to
support the students and teachers
through financial contributions
that the school cannot receive or
provide at times. As a non-profit,
we can bring in funders who care
about education and the development of children to our community.
Years ago, Tabernacle had a
functioning education foundation
that was running smoothly and
pursuing an outdoor classroom
as its big project.
However, after the sudden and
tragic passing of president Chad
Adams, the project never came to
fruition and the foundation had
no glue to keep it together, so it
slowly fizzled out.
Sailer thought it was crucial to
revive this group to help staff enplease see FOUNDATION, page 9

SEAN LAJOIE/The Sun

Multiple trees broke in half in the front yard of this property on Carranza Road during the June 23 storm. The thunderstorms left a
wide path of destruction across much of South Jersey, leaving many without power.

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Facing the storm
Tabernacle kid keeps calm
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Editorials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

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ON CAMPUS
Eric Bihlear was named to the
dean's list for the spring 2015 semester at Widener. The dean's list
recognizes full-time students who
earned a grade point average of
3.50 and above for the semester.
Brenna Elizabeth Powers of
Tabernacle received a bachelors
of social work degree from Kutztown University.
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spring 2015 semester: Nicholas
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Wills, Grace Deirocini, Sydney
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Celebrating June as the month of the horse

Tabernacle resident and New
Jersey Equestrian of the Year
Kirsten Jeansson takes part
New Jersey Secretary of Agriculture
Douglas H. Fisher and New Jersey Equestrian of the Year Kirsten Jeansson of Tabernacle celebrated June as the month of
the horse in New Jersey with a visit to Hidden Acres 4-D Farm in Burlington County,
a thoroughbred breeding facility on June 3.
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Stepping up to the storm

Tabernacle 12-year-old Jackson Milone
keeps his cool after last weeks storm hit
By SEAN LAJOIE
The Sun
When the unforgettable storm
rolled into town on June 23, most
people were completely blindsided by the weather and took
precautionary measures until
they were cleared.
However, for Tabernacle 12year-old Jackson Milone, it was
like he had been waiting for this
storm for his entire life.
He just took the bull by the
horns, his mother Megan
Yarson said. As his mother, I was
amazed at how he handled himself, especially at such a young
age.
On the way to get dinner with
Jacksons adored grandmother,
Yarson pulled over to fill her gas
tank when she was cautioned by a
gas attendant.
He told me that there was a
tornado about six minutes away. I
didnt even know it was supposed
to storm, Yarson said. But then
again how often are those warnings actually correct, and how
often is a tornado seen around
this area?
Disregarding the warning by
the gas attendant, Yarson continued driving to dinner.
Luckily, Jacksons grandmother cancelled because she is unable
to walk in the rain at the age of
96. This allowed them some time

to turn around
and head back
home.
Unfortunately,
the
family
was
blindsided by
the
storm
driving down
Skeet Road.
We were
MILONE
on a back road
with
trees
everywhere when the storm came
out of nowhere, Yarson said.
Jackson stayed very calm
throughout. In fact, he took his
phone out and began taking some
pictures of the storm.
When a small tree came crashing down on Yarsons van, she decided it was time to pull over.
Luckily, the tree didnt cause any
serious damage.
They decided to stay in Starbucks until the storm died down.
When we were able to leave, I
was going to pick up some food
because I knew how hungry Jackson must have been, Yarson said.
However, he assured me that we
needed to go home and make sure
the house was OK because that is
more important.
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house, they noticed a tree had
been blown over and crushed the
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WEDNESDAY JULY 1
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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Special Needs Summer Music:
Ages 7-9. 1:30 p.m. at Pinelands
Branch Library. A certified music
therapist will facilitate the group
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socialization, as well as overall
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Library. Come discover the foundations of investing and learn
about the miracle of compounding interest. Registration requested but walk-ins welcome. Visit
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Storytime: Ages newborn to 5. 10
a.m. at Church of Christ, Carranza Road. Miss Peggy welcomes
children and their attending
adult to story hour. This is a
great opportunity for kids and
adults to meet new people in the
community. Questions, call the
church office at (609) 2680576.

THURSDAY JULY 2
Parachute Play: Ages 2-4. 10:30
a.m. at Pinelands Branch Library.

Join for a half hour of parachute

games and play time together.
Must be accompanied by a caregiver. Registration required. Visit
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Reading Rocks Magic Show: Ages
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Library. This magic show presented by Joe Holiday is a unique
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Jacksons Boy Scout

instincts kick in
JACKSONS
Continued from page 7

basketball hoop.
He ran over to the hoop and
picked it up on his own. He then
ran into the backyard and put
everything in the shed, Yarson
said. He was like a little man.
Being a Boy Scout, Jacksons
instincts were great for this kind

of scenario. He went on to get a

lantern and flashlights to set up
the basement to sleep in, all while
texting his friends and grandmother to check on them.
He even fixed the broken refrigerator filter by plugging up the
hole that was leaking with a carrot.
He didnt necessarily save any
lives, but the way he handled himself in such scary circumstances
deserves to be recognized,
Yarson said.

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Foundation planning events

FOUNDATION
Continued from page 1
hance and enrich the school curriculum with programs/projects
that would not otherwise be funded by the school district, state or
federal education budgets.
Its a support for the school
that the district itself cannot provide, Sailer said. There are millions of dollars out there that are
corporate tied, and you need a
non-profit to be able to
fundraise.
In an attempt to bring the foundation back to life, Sailer met
with the school district Superintendent George Rafferty and elementary school principal Gerald
Patterson last year and introduced a list of things that needed
to be addressed to help the school
district.
We needed to do something,
Sailer said. Taxes arent getting
any lower and our enrolment is
declining. We needed something
to help support the districts
literacy needs and STEM programs.
A main goal of the foundation
is to support initiatives that are
not currently funded by the district and provide funds to support
them. Sailer said Tabernacles literacy scores were not the best,
and one of these initiatives she

wanted to focus specifically on

was the READs program.
The READs program is a sixweek integrative literacy program that combines reading, enrichment, the arts, development
and STEM-2.
Summer reading is critical,
Sailer said. Forty percent to 60
percent of learning is lost over
summer months.
The education foundation bestowed its first grant with its
sponsorship of the elementary
schools READS programs yearend pep-rally, which celebrates
the success of last summers participants and kicks off this summers program.
Sailer had the opportunity to
attend the actual READs program
event and was floored at what she
saw.
Seeing the kids beside themselves excited and actually wanting to be engaged about reading
with summer around the corner,
you would have thought they
were playing video games! Sailer
said.
The first fundraising event for
the foundation was held on June
6.
Earlier in the year, the PTA
held the Harlem Wizards event to
raise money for the schools, so
the new education foundation
took the reins on the spring event.
We did a Camden Riversharks
game at Campbells Field and it

went well, about 100 people came

out, Sailer said. The kids had a
great time, they were all dressed
in their school shirts and we took
lots of silly pictures.
Another fun event to watch for
is the first annual Tabernacle
Community Day and 5K/Fun
Run, which will be held on Oct. 4.
This event is being planned in
conjunction with Tabernacles
Cub Scout Pack 439, and will coincide with the Scouts Annual
Touch-a-Truck event.
We want to have a day to bring
all of the community members
together like other towns do,
Sailer said.
Sailer is an absolute advocate
for education, having taught at
Rowan College and been involved
in youth development work for 25
years. She also has a child of her
own in the Tabernacle School District.
As parents, we need to have a
vested interest that includes not
just going to board of education
meetings. Our kids are our legacy,
and we need to make sure theyre
getting everything they need in
terms of their education, Sailer
said.
Members of the Education
Foundation are parents and
grandparents of students, local
business owners and taxpayers
who want to see the educational
opportunities for youth in the
area expanded.

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Storm hits Seneca

SEAN LAJOIE/The Sun

A group of construction workers came out to Seneca High

School the day after the storm hit last week. The 65-75 mph
gusts of wind damaged the roof over the gymnasium, leaving
portions of it in the parking lot.

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was named New Jersey Equestrian of the Year by the New Jersey
Equine Advisory Board in January. Her duties include attending
functions hosted by the New Jersey Equine Advisory Board and
represent the Board at functions.
New Jersey has a large and diverse equestrian community, so
celebrating the month of the
horse is a great opportunity to
teach and learn about the many
facets of the equine industry in
New Jersey, said Jeansson. As
the Equestrian of the Year, I hope
to bring more awareness to the
equestrian community as a
whole. I hope that I can teach the

public about the equine industry

and its impact on not only the
agricultural industry in New Jersey, but on New Jersey as a
whole.
At Hidden Acres 4-D Farm in
Chesterfield and North Hanover,
Fisher and Jeansson were given a
tour and met the current mare,
foal and yearlings in residence.
The Wilkinson family has been
involved in thoroughbred horse
breeding since 1979. The 222-acre
preserved farm is now operated
by Todd and Jennifer Wilkinson.
They also have pleasure horses
and a hay operation for feed.
We love breeding horses and
racing, said Todd Wilkinson.
We are proud of our states thoroughbred farms and the equine
industry, which help the entire
agricultural community and help
keep open space.

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