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American Legion
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Post. PAGE 2
KRISTINA SCALA/The Washington Twp. Sun
The Margaret E. Heggan Free Public Library hosted the Under the Sea reception unveiling the new mural on Wednesday, Nov. 14.
Seven Mile Design designed sea creatures and zoo animals. The reception included refreshments, food, crafts and balloon artists.
Sebastian, left, and Santiago Major wait in line for their balloon animals.
Library hosts Under the Sea reception to unveil new mural
Students
collecting
new toys
By KRISTINA SCALA
The Washington Twp. Sun
While Thanksgiving has
passed and turkey drives have set-
tled, the spirit of giving will re-
main as more holiday celebra-
tions are around the corner.
Members of the Washington
Township junior and senior class
council will collect new toys dur-
ing the 14th annual Township
Toys 24 at the Core beginning on
Thursday, Dec. 6, at 1:30 p.m.
[The students] are doing good
MORE INFORMATION
Students will be in the Core
lobby of the high school from
Thursday, Dec. 6, at 1:30 to
Friday, Dec. 7, at 2 p.m.
Unwrapped gifts can be
dropped off during those
times. Santa will also join the
students on Thursday, Dec. 6,
from 5 to 9 p.m. to take pic-
tures with children.
Washington Township High
School is at 519 Hurffville-
Cross Keys Road, Sewell.
For more information, visit
www.wtps.org.
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Stabilizing the budget or sav-
ing the current home of the
American Legion Post? For a sec-
ond time, members of the Wash-
ington Township American Le-
gion Post, on Wednesday, Nov. 28,
gathered in front of council ex-
pressing concerns with publicly
auctioning the Grenloch Commu-
nity Center.
Due to time constraints on fi-
nalizing the 2013 budget, council
decided at the last meeting to sell
the property via public auction,
on Tuesday, Dec. 18. Council
agreed until the American Le-
gion finds another home, all fu-
ture bids will be rejected.
With only a few weeks left until
auction, the organization has yet
to find a comparable facility for
According to former
American Legion commander
Bob Maloney and a Grenloch res-
ident, Atlantic City Electric
expressed interests in the prop-
erty.
Since the building will be up
for public auction, township
solicitor John Armano said the
sale is not a private sale to a
specific entity, and any interest
in the property must go through
an auction process. The property
will be awarded to the highest
bidder and must be approved by
council, he said.
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deeds. Its been tradition for the
last 14 years to do a high school
toy drive, event coordinator and
junior class adviser Carol Costel-
lo said.
Three class advisers and 24
class officers will camp out in-
side of the Core lobby for 24
hours collecting and sorting toys
before distribution.
We hang around and collect
toys all night, Costello said.
Last year, Costello said the
group collected approximately
3,000 toys. This year the goal is to
collect about the same number.
According to the U.S. Census
Bureau, approximately 9 percent
of New Jerseys population is
below poverty status. Also,
Gloucester Countys poverty level
is approximately 7 percent of the
population.
Costello said when the toy col-
lection started it was, and still is,
a way to give back to the commu-
nity.
The first year, students did not
participate in the toy drive.
Costello said it is an important
lesson and experience for the stu-
dents.
Most are very fortunate and
grateful for the things they have,
she said.
Those wishing to donate are
asked to bring new toys to the
school.
Costello said when used toys
are brought to the drive, there
may be a few pieces missing. Its
more exciting for the kids to get a
new toy over used, she said.
The kids want to rip off that
cellophane, Costello said.
When its time for delivery,
Costello said area residents are
taken care of first. The rest of the
toys are donated to local churches
and organizations, she said.
The toys are for the younger
crowd, but teens will also have
gifts set aside for them.
For the older kids we get gift
cards, said Costello. The 15 and
16 year olds deserve something
for Christmas.
Whether its a doll, board
game, or a teddy bear, the class
advisers and students will sort,
wrap and prepare the gifts for de-
livery, she said.
Costello said the collection is
hectic, but its a great bonding
experience for the students,
building character and integri-
ty.
Being teachers, we are in the
business of kids. Hopefully they
will take something from this,
Costello said.
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School senior Alex Lo, a pianist
in the schools Chamber Orches-
tra and a member of the WTHS
Tri-M Music Honor Society,
earned kudos in two major music
competitions in the area.
Alex was selected as the state
winner in the senior performance
competition of the Music Teach-
ers National Association (MTNA)
competition on Saturday, Nov. 10.
As state champion, he will now
compete with winners from other
states at the Eastern Division
Competition in Maryland in Jan-
uary.
He also received honorable
mention in the New Jersey Music
Teachers Association (NJMTA)
young musicians piano age 17
competition on Sunday, Nov. 11,
and, in the organizations Master
Class Compe-
tition, was se-
lected as one
of four to play
in a master
class at the
NJMTA State
Conference.
It has been
a great pleas-
ure to have
Alex in the or-
chestra pro-
gram for the past three and one-
half years and watch him develop
into the fine musician he is
today, said WTHS orchestra di-
rector Judy Barnett. He worked
very hard to achieve his success
in last weekends competitions, as
well as in numerous other compe-
titions he has participated in over
the years.
Lo receives musical kudos
LO
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A
lot of things impact the econo-
my, perception perhaps being
one of the greatest influences.
We often hear about consumer confi-
dence and why it is essential to get
things moving in the right direction.
When consumers feel secure in their
job and finances, they are more likely
to open their wallets and spend more.
The added dollars help the economy.
A couple of weeks ago, the New Jer-
sey Business & Industry Association
announced that business confidence in
sales, employment and profits has
climbed to a five-year high. According
to a press release, almost one in five
businesses responding to the groups
annual fall survey anticipate hiring
more workers in 2013. When you sub-
tract the percentage of businesses an-
ticipating job cuts, the net percentage
of companies anticipating the need to
hire additional workers is 8 percent,
the highest in five years.
To put it into more perspective, the
percentage of confident companies in
2005 was 19. In 2009, it was a minus 3.
Now, we have to point out that the
survey took place about a month be-
fore Hurricane Sandy so there proba-
bly is some sentiment change. The bil-
lions of dollars in damage from the
storm no doubt hurt the economy.
But the overall positive business sen-
timent is reason to rejoice.
If the survey is accurate, more peo-
ple will be purchasing goods and serv-
ices next year. Businesses will be mak-
ing more money, and, in turn, will be
hiring more people to get the job done.
Good news such as this has been a
long time coming. Clearly, the economy
isnt zipping along as it was back in the
aforementioned 2005. But it also is
showing a lot of signs of life. More
businesses saying they feel good about
their future is a really big sign.
So let the holiday season carry on.
Its off to a great start. More jobs and a
stronger economy no doubt are on the
holiday wish lists of many residents
this year.
in our opinion
Confidence builds
News that more businesses are confident about the future should be celebrated
Back in business
News that businesses in New Jersey
are feeling more confident in their
futures and anticipate hiring more peo-
ple next year is the holiday gift a great
number of residents wanted.
The Washington Township High School
band and choral programs were the proud
recipients of a recent $1,000 grant from
South Jersey Energy.
They were one of 15 area programs
selected for funding through South
Jersey Industries Energy for the Arts pro-
gram.
The program is designed to support
competitive arts programs for school-aged
children.
We are grateful to South Jersey Indus-
tries for not only this donation but also for
their ongoing support of the arts, District
Supervisor for Visual and Performing Arts
Bob Frampton said.
We will use this money to attract guest
speakers, conductors and judges who will
help us prepare for competitive events, he
said.
Special to The Sun
Members of the WTHS Wind Ensemble celebrate the donation of $1,000 from South
Jersey Energy.
Band, choral programs receive $1,000 grant
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donated two minivans filled with
cases of bottled water, while oth-
ers wrote checks.
More than 300 vehicles rolled
through and more than 100 volun-
teers from the Washington Town-
ship High School Interact Club,
class and student council, Jr.
ROTC, the Future Teachers of
America club, the football team,
National Honor Society and other
students as well as members of
the Washington Township and
Williamstown Rotary Clubs came
together in Jersey Strong a
Hurricane Sandy Relief Effort on
Sunday, Nov. 18.
Donations of non-perishable
items filled two, 53-foot trailers
and will be donated to the At-
lantic City Rescue Mission to as-
sist in an area that was especially
hard hit by the storm.
The efforts of our high school
students and the success of the
event were like nothing I can put
into words, said WTHS Interact
Advisor April Renzetti.
The leadership and commit-
ment to volunteering was ex-
traordinary. Without the help of
so many, the day would not have
been possible. In particular Pat
McDermott and Abid Shafi were
exceptional, devoting time from
7:15 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. to ensure
that all of the donations made it
onto the trailers.
As I told April, her high school
students were exemplary, showed
fine leadership and worked tire-
lessly, said Washington Town-
ship Rotary member and one of
the event organizers Vince Espos-
ito. They exemplified the Rotary
motto: Service Above Self .
Students collect donations
Special to The Sun
Members of the Washington
High School Interact Club help
with the donation drive.
WEDNESDAY DEC. 5
Movie Day: Watch The Polar
Express at 10:30 a.m. at the Mar-
garet E. Heggan Free Public
Library. All ages. Snack provided.
Rated G; 100 minutes.
Washington Township Sports
Advisory Board meeting: 7 p.m.
the first Wednesday of the month
at the Washington Township
Municipal Building, 523 Egg Har-
bor Road, Sewell. For more infor-
mation visit www.twp.washing-
ton.nj.us.
Aerobics: Every Wednesday at 10
a.m. at the Washington Township
Senior Center, 315 Greentree
Road. Questions, call (856) 256-
0707.
Bridge: Every Wednesday at 11 a.m.
at the Washington Township Sen-
ior Center, 315 Greentree Road.
Questions, call (856) 256-0707.
Apostles Lutheran Bible Study:
7:30 p.m. 4401 Black Horse Pike,
Turnersville.
Faith Fellowship Ministries Mid-
week Bible Study: 7:30 p.m. 13
Lakeside Lane, Sewell.
THURSDAY DEC. 6
Environmental Commission meet-
ing: 7:30 p.m. the first Thursday
of the month at the Washington
Township Municipal Building, 523
Egg Harbor Road, Sewell. For
more information visit
www.twp.washington.nj.us.
Mothers Cupboard: Free program
for groceries to needy township
residents through donations of
organizations, individuals and
businesses throughout the town-
ship. Proof of residency required.
9 a.m. to noon at Washington
Township Family and Child Serv-
ices office.
Toddler Time: For age 2 with a care-
giver. 10:15 and 11 a.m. at Margaret
E. Heggan Free Public Library.
Stories and activities. Advance
online registration required. Visit
www.hegganlibrary.org.
FRIDAY DEC. 7
Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremo-
ny: 7 p.m. at Washington Lake
Park Amphitheater. Santa and
Mrs. Claus will be on hand. Rain
date is Dec. 8 at 7 p.m. Washing-
ton Township High School Choir
will entertain with songs of the
season. Event is free to all.
Refreshments served. Dont for-
get a wishlist and camera to visit
Santa.
Congregation Bnai Tikvah-Beth
Israel: Shabbat service at 8 p.m.
115 East Holly Ave., Sewell.
SATURDAY DEC. 8
Baby Basics: 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
at Virtua Health and Wellness
Center, 239 Hurffville-Crosskeys
Road, Sewell. Expectant parents
are invited to learn all aspects of
infant care. Topics include feed-
ing, bathing, skin care, immuniza-
tion and infant development. The
program also includes a demon-
stration of the proper use and
installation of car seats and other
important safety information.
When available, a pediatrician will
also be present for part of the
class. Course cost is $40 a cou-
ple. Call (888) 847-8823 or visit
www.virtua.org.
The Olde Stone House Village
Christmas Tour: 5:30 to 9:30
p.m. Rain date is Dec. 15. Parking
is $10 donation per carload. Cele-
brate the season with activities,
historic house tours and decorat-
ed buildings. Drop off letters to
Santa at the historic post office.
Sponsored by the Washington
Township Historic Preservation
Commission. For more informa-
tion visit www.townshipnj.com.
Congregation Bnai Tikvah-Beth
Israel: Shabbat service at 9:30
a.m. 115 East Holly Ave., Sewell.
MONDAY DEC. 10
Parent Support Group: Free group
for parents who have children in
alcohol and/or drug recovery or
are abusing substances. 7:30 p.m.
in meeting room C at Washington
Township Municipal Building.
First hour is for parents interest-
ed in learning more about issues
of drug/alcohol abuse. Second
hour is a closed meeting for shar-
ing and caring.
TUESDAY DEC. 11
Duplicate Bridge: Noon the second
Tuesday of the month at Senior
Citizen Center. Participants must
sign up ahead of time with the
Duplicate Bridge Club. Call (856)
256-0707 for more information.
Washington Township Open Space
meeting: 7 p.m. the second Tues-
day of the month at the Washing-
ton Township Municipal Building,
523 Egg Harbor Road, Sewell. For
more information visit
www.twp.washington.nj.us.
Aerobics: Every Tuesday at 10 a.m.
at the Washington Township Sen-
ior Center, 315 Greentree Road.
Questions, call (856) 256-0707.
Stagecoach Road Christian Fellow-
ship Youth Group: 7 p.m. For
more information visit
www.stagecoachchurch.org.
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meetings and social gatherings.
Former American Legion com-
mander Bob Maloney said the fa-
cility promised at last the meet-
ing was the Senior Center.
He said the members of the
Senior Center were not thrilled
with the idea. American Legion
members decided to look at an-
other facility.
We looked at the [second facil-
ity] at some length and found it to
be in such disrepair that it would
cost way too much for us to even
begin to think about fixing it up,
Maloney said.
Room C in the municipal build-
ing was also recommended.
American Legion members voted
against using Room C.
The facility was much smaller
than what we have now and
would limit the growth of the
post, he said.
Legion members voted unani-
mously to remain in the commu-
nity center unless something
comparable is found.
Council president Daniel Mor-
ley said the council was hesitant
when approving public auction of
the building.
The proposal was introduced
late in the summer as an option to
sell the building for budgetary
reasons, he said.
Council agreed to sell the build-
ing via public auction as long as
organizations using the facility
are accommodated.
He said council agreed with the
decision as long as the service is
maintained, and the American
Legion and anyone who uses that
building is facilitated and moved
to other options before we bring
this forward.
That hasnt happened accord-
ing to you and obviously accord-
ing to the administration, Mor-
ley said.
Maloney raised concerns re-
garding the sale of the building to
help balance the 2013 budget.
Eventually, we are going to
lose what we have. Somewhere
along the line we are going to
have to make sure that we pay for
the budget, said Maloney. I have
to question the thought process of
doing that because eventually you
are not going to have buildings
left to do that with.
Business administrator Robert
Smith said the township was en-
couraged by the state and town-
ship auditor to move forward
with selling the building.
Government should not be re-
taining buildings, properties or
land that is not for the purpose of
core government services,
Smith said.
The sale of the building is a
part of an obligation to the tax-
payers of Washington Township,
he said.
The minimum bid price is
$425,000. It may go above that.
What that means to the taxpayers
in 2013 is about $21 to $22 [less in
taxes] per household. It may not
seem like a lot, but we struggle
every year to have a balanced
budget, he said.
Smith said the council does
recognize the veterans of the
American Legion for their serv-
ice in the war and community. He
said the organization also de-
serves accommodation.
We were counting on the ad-
ministration taking care of that
step before they brought this to
us. So we are making a decision
based on the fact that we hoped it
was resolved. Apparently, its less
than resolved, Morley said.
DEC. 5-11, 2012 THE WASHINGTON TWP. SUN 9
SALE
Continued from page 2
Sale of building is obligation to taxpayers, says Smith
The New Jersey Bankers Asso-
ciation and New Jersey Banker
magazine has named Varuni
Singh, AVP/IT manager/senior
operations specialist and John
Kaufman, treasurer, among its
New Leaders In Banking. The
award recognizes the upcoming
leaders in the banking industry.
Singh and Kaufman were chosen
by a panel of judges, none of who
are active banker, or staff mem-
ber of the New Jersey Bankers
Association (in order to ensure
impartiality). To be eligible for
the award, an individual must be
age 40 or under at any time in
2012, be employed at a New Jersey
bank, be an outstanding employ-
ee, manager or business leader
and have made a notable impact
within their bank or community.
Varuni and John represent
the future of banking. They each
bring a combination of talent, in-
novation and energy that are crit-
ical not just to our bank's future
success, but to the industry as a
whole. We are proud of their ac-
complishments, acting president
and CEO of GFC Bank Tim Hand
said.
The awards ceremony will be
held at the Tropicana Resort in
Atlantic City on Dec. 12. Singh
and Kaufman will also be fea-
tured in the next issue of the
New Jersey Banker magazine,
which will include a special sec-
tion highlighting the class of 2012
New Leaders in Banking.
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