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Soccer star

Tabernacle Fall Festival

Senecas Mackenzie Hoffman

breaks two school records
By BRIGIT BAUMA
The Sun

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page 12.

Seneca High School senior

Mackenzie Hoffman was on her
way to breaking the school girls
soccer record for most goals in a
season last year, but didnt quite
make it. She made it a point for
the 2016 soccer season to try to
break that record.
Hoffman went above and beyond that goal this year, breaking
two Seneca records. On Oct. 7,
Hoffman broke the season goals
record in the game against Bishop Eustace Prep School and, on
Oct. 18, Hoffman broke the record
for career goals against Winslow
Township.
I felt pretty happy. It was a
great accomplishment that I
worked really hard for, Hoffman
said.
Im very happy for her. She is
a very hard worker, off-season
and in-season, Ron Jensen, girls
soccer coach, said. On the field,
she really turns it on, getting intense and giving it her all. The
younger kids, they see someone
who they can play like. She isnt
the fastest or the strongest, but
she is one of the hardest-working
kids.

Hoffman
has been playing
soccer
since she was
5, and it was a
no brainer she
would continue with it into
high school.
I fell in love
with the game
HOFFMAN
at an early
age, Hoffman
said. I love that it is not that easy.
You have to have a lot of technique and compete.
Playing as a center midfielder
or forward, Hoffman, along with
two other players last year, scored
11 goals for the season, only one
away from the season record of
12, set in 2011 by Shelby Lyon.
I really wanted to get back to
that number and try to beat it,
Hoffman said.
According to Hoffman, she didnt try to do any special training
to achieve her goal. She just
played the game and tried her
best.
She has a nose for the goal.
Keeping her on the field and involved is success for her and sucplease see SENECA, page 9

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Burlington County Sheriff
Jean Stanfield reminds residents
as they prepare for the holiday
season, and the traveling that
comes with it, free child safety
seat inspections will be set up
every Wednesday throughout October and November.
Inspections will be held at two
times, one at 10 a.m. until 2 p.m.
and one at 5 p.m. until 8 p.m. at
the Burlington County Administration Building at 49 Rancocas
Road in Mount Holly.
In addition to the checkpoints
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the sheriff s department will also
be holding the last on the road
checkpoint of the year, said
Stanfield. Our goal is to continue
to provide busy parents with essential services when and where
it is most convenient for them.
Our Child Passenger Safety
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training for parents and caregivers to ensure that their childrens safety seats are properly
installed, Stanfield continued.
The Sheriff s Department Child
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certified technicians who also
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orry to say this so early, while 60degree days are still upon us,
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Many retailers count on Black Friday to help put their business in the
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the holiday season to see them through
the rest of the year. People, naturally,
are more giving during this time of the
year. So, in the coming weeks, youll
see bell-ringers, donation drives and a
lot of other efforts to help those in
need.
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Tabernacle Rescue Squad buys township new AEDs

Automated external defibrillators to help aid in life-saving emergencies
By BRIGIT BAUMA
The Sun
The township will be more prepared for
life-threatening emergencies as it now has
four automated external defibrillators
available.
The Tabernacle Rescue Squad has purchased four new AEDs for the township to
use at its parks and buildings. The Tabernacle Rescue Squad gave a quick presentation on the new AEDs to the Township
Committee last week.
As the chief, I am here to say here are
your defibrillators because we think it is
important we have them, Tabernacle Rescue Squad Chief George Jackson III said.
Mayor Stephen Lee IV reached out to
Jackson about getting AEDs for Patty
Bowker Park and Pricketts Mill Park. Jackson thought it was a great idea and went to

the squad to ask for its thoughts.

The Tabernacle Rescue Squad officers
and board felt this was a project the squad
should take on. The squad discussed the
price of two, but as the AEDs in the Town
Hall and Community Center were older,
the squad decided to buy four.
It was a great idea, and our organization was able to take (Lees) idea and run
with it, Jackson said.
The AEDs cost about $1,000 apiece and
were paid for out of the rescue squads
budget, according to Jackson.
The AEDs are Defibtech brand, the same
as the ones the rescue squad and Tabernacle Fire Company use. The Defibtech AEDs
are easy to use with two buttons, one to
turn it on and off and one to shock, and
with instructions voiced out through the
AEDs.
For someone who is not trained, they

make it easy to follow the instructions,

Jackson said. Once you activate the unit,
it tells you step by step on how to (use the
AED).
The Tabernacle Rescue Squad will be responsible for maintaining the AEDs.
The two AEDs at Patty Bowker Park and
Pricketts Mill Park will be inside of the
snack stands, where Tabernacle Athletic
Association coaches will have easy access
to them. However, during off season, the
AEDs will be locked away. The other two
AEDs are replacing the older ones in the
Town Hall and Community Center.
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please see TABERNACLE, page 11

Richard Donnelly
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Joe Eisele

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Kristen Dowd
senior associate editor Mike Monostra
tabernacle editor Brigit Bauma
advertising director Arlene Reyes

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Tabernacle committee, school

board seats up for grabs on Nov. 8
By BRIGIT BAUMA
The Sun
Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 8.
Residents of Tabernacle will be
able to vote for the township committee and the local and regional
school board, in addition to voting for other representatives and
the president of the United
States.
The Tabernacle Township
Committee race is uncontested
with incumbents Stephen Lee, IV
(R) and Joseph Yates, IV (R) running for two open seats.
The Lenape Regional High
School District race is also uncontested with incumbent Robert H.
Bende Jr. running for one open
seat.
The Tabernacle School District
will be contested, as five candidates filed to run for the boards

three open full-term seats. Incumbent board members running include BOE President Victoria
Shoemaker and board member
John Bulina. Challengers include
Megan Chamberlain and Gail
Cory. The one-year term left by
Stephen Price is uncontested, as
Julia Sailer is the only candidate
running for the office. Incumbent
Geneva Moore was running for

re-election but passed away on

Oct. 22. Her name will remain on
the ballot according to Tabernacle School District Interim Business Administrator and Board
Secretary Judith F. Jackson. For
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At the Bishop Eustace game,
Hoffman scored her 13th goal
with a penalty kick that tied the
game and sent it to overtime,
where the Golden Eagles won, 3-2.
In the game against Winslow
Township, Hoffman scored her
26th career goal, which broke the
previous Seneca girls soccer
record, and helped lead the team
to victory, 3-0.
One of the teachers announced (the broken record) at
the game. The Winslow team
stopped and clapped for me
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season ended last Friday, and the
playoffs are happening. According to Hoffman, any goals scored
during the playoffs would also go
toward the records.
Hoffman would love to get back
to the finals and become champions, as well as go to the state finals. Last year, Seneca was the
surprise team of the playoffs, as it
made it all the way to the sectional finals, but had a heartbreaking
loss against Toms River South, 32.
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final championships, Hoffman
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one or two at Public Works during the winter may be a good idea.
George also said he would love
to give a presentation on the new
AEDs to the TAA members and
coaches so they know the AEDs
are there and how to use them.
In other news:
According to committee, the
ordinance for residential chickens is planned to be on the No-

vember meeting agenda. The

Land Development Board communicated there will be action
taken on the ordinance at its Nov.
2 meeting.
Lee also said the township was
interested in getting the Rutgers
Cooperative Extension to come to
the township and have an informational session for residents
about keeping residential chickens. The hope is to have it sometime in November before the
meeting.
Committee also approved a
resolution for the disposal of sur-

plus property. The township is

selling various items such as vehicles, mowers, snow plows and
furniture at Government Deals.
To see the agenda with a list of
items being auctioned, visit the
township website at www.townshipoftabernacle-nj.gov. The surplus property will be up on
www.govdeals.com seven to 14
days after it is advertised
and will be there for about two
weeks.
The next Township Committee meeting is scheduled for Nov.
28 at 7:30 p.m.

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Getting into the fall spirit

BRIGIT BAUMA/The Sun

The Tabernacle Fall Festival on Oct. 23 was filled with fun for locals. Clockwise from above: Emma Rodriguez, 7, of Tabernacle shows off the pumpkin she made at the Girl Scouts of Tabernacles pumpkin decorating station. Michael and Timothy Galvin of Tabernacle checked out the Tabernacle Township school
bus, one of many vehicles available at the touch a truck section of the festival. Brielle Hale, 5, of Tabernacle holds her customized pumpkin. Ashlesha Parekh of Ashs Henna Tattoos puts glitter on Mikayla
Koblers, 12, of Shamong, henna tattoo. Fall decorations from Up Cycled Treasures were some of the
items available for purchase from vendors.

NOV. 2-8, 2016 THE TABERNACLE SUN 13

RCBC offering junior-year options

RCBC
Continued from page 4
education from two outstanding
institutions and more convenience with the most seamless
transfer to a university possible.
The only things you wont get
in this program are outrageously
high tuition and student debt,
Drayton added.

3+1 will expand next fall to include nursing, psychology, general studies, and computing and informatics. The college also announced plans to add several new
programs in the future including
business administration, mechanical engineering technology
with a focus on advanced manufacturing, education and computer science.
To learn more, please visit
rcbc.edu/3plus1.

Course registration for the

spring is open for current RCBC
students. New students may
apply now and may begin to register for courses on Monday, Nov. 7.
There is no registration fee for
students who register before
Tuesday, Nov. 29.
3+1 is available for students
who are enrolled, new or transferring from another college. The
program can be incorporated into
a part-time schedule.

Animal shelter enters partnership with Penn Vet

Burlington County Freeholder Director Bruce Garganio has
announced the Burlington County Animal Shelter will be entering into a partnership with the
University Of Pennsylvania
School Of Veterinary Medicine
to provide medical care to shelter animals.
Through this partnership the
Penn Vet Surgical and Anesthesia Training Program will pro-

vide our shelter animals with a

complete physical examination,
heartworm testing, baseline
blood work and free spay/neuter
surgeries, Garganio said.
As part of the agreement,
transportation of animals to
Penn Veterinary Hospital will be
provided by the Friends of
Burlington County Animal Shelter.
The great part of this agree-

ment is that not only will our

shelter have access to free veterinarian care and professional
guidance, but it will also help to
increase the number of animals
finding their forever homes,
Garganio said.
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the students, staff and faculty at
Penn Vet will go on to adopt
some of our amazing animals
once they meet them.

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Geneva R. Moore of Tabernacle passed away on Oct. 22 with

her family by her side. She was
70. Born to the late Walter and
Ruth Kashady in Philadelphia
and raised in Marlton, Geneva
has lived in Tabernacle since
1977. Geneva worked and volunteered in education her entire
adult life, finishing her professional career as a business administrator for the Palmyra
school system. She served 16
years on the Tabernacle Board of
Education, including a six-year

tenure as president. She was serving on the BOE for a second time,
currently as vice president. Geneva was also past president of the
Burlington County Agriculture
Board, past vice president of the
State Board of Agriculture and
past president of the North
American Cranberry Growers
Association.
Geneva leaves behind her loving husband of 46 years, Samuel
R., Jr. She is survived by her children, Margaret (Gary) Andress of
Shamong, David (Brenda) Elbertson of Tabernacle and Sammy III
(Penny) of Tabernacle. Geneva is
also survived by her grandchil-

dren, Sammy IV, Matthew, Elizabeth, Gary, Jr., Michele, and

Courtney and her brother, Walter
(Carol) Kashady of Myrtle Beach.
Relatives and friends were invited to attend the service on
Thursday, Oct. 27 at the Lechner
Funeral Home in Medford. Interment was at Jr. Mechanics Cemetery in Tabernacle. In lieu of
flowers, memorial contributions
in Geneva's memory may be
made to the American Cancer Society, P.O. Box 22478 Oklahoma
City,
Okla.,
73123
or
www.cancer.org/donate. Condolences may be sent at www.lechnerfuneralhome.com.

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