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By ZANE CLARKThe Sun

The Burlington County Boardof Elections has approved remov-ing polling places from Mt. Laurelschool buildings, starting withthe upcoming general election onNov. 3.

The township and Mt. LaurelBoard of Education requested thechange after the June 2 primarywhen Parkway ElementarySchool received a threateningphone call during voting hoursfrom a man who claimed he wasinside the school with a gun.

Due to the incident, during

which children were present inthe building, voting was suspend-ed and the school was lockeddown while police searched thearea.

Ultimately, no threat wasfound, and polls and the school re-opened later that morning.

Mayor Irwin Edelson and other

please see POLLING, page 12

Those who previously voted in schools will havenew place to vote Nov. 3

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Mt. Laurel’s Brightview assist-ed living community, located at400 Fernbrooke Lane, will host its8th Annual “Cruisin’ for a Cause”Classic Car Show & Cookoutfundraiser on Sunday, Oct. 18from 11 a.m. – 3 p.m. All proceedswill support the South JerseyChapter of the Alzheimer’s Asso-ciation for education and re-search. Rain date: Sunday, Oct. 25.

For a $5 per person donation,guests can enjoy a display of more than 100 antique cars and

street rods from the early 1900sthrough the 1970s, music from92.5 WXTU country radio and alocal DJ, and a tasty cookout fea-turing homemade chili, burgers,hot dogs and other traditionalfare.

Various themed gift basketswill also be available for guests towin. The car show and cookoutfestivities are open to the public – all ages are welcome.

Senior residents of BrightviewMt. Laurel will have an opportu-nity to vote for their favorite carsat the show, and will present first,second and third place “Resi-dents’ Choice” trophies to thewinners.

Staff and volunteers will votefor the “Best of Show” winner.

Complimentary tours will beavailable throughout the event forfamilies interested in learningmore about the assisted livingand memory care services avail-

able at Brightview Mount Laurel.Please visit www.brightview-

mountlaurel.com for more de-tails. To schedule a tour or toRSVP as a guest for the ClassicCar Show & Cookout, please callthe concierge at BrightviewMount Laurel at (856) 222-1213.

“Our car show is an enjoyableevent because it brings back won-derful memories for the seniors,”states event coordinator Jeff

Kleeman. “Our host each year isalways an assisted living commu-nity or nursing home in SouthJersey that serves those seniorswith Alzheimer’s or other demen-tia-related illnesses.”

To register a vintage car fordisplay at the Classic Car Show(1970s or older preferred), pleasecontact Kleeman at (609) 707-7339or [email protected] is free for all carowners who pre-register by Fri-day, Oct. 16. Day of show car reg-

istration is $10.The 8th Annual “Cruisin’ for a

Cause” Classic Car Show & Cook-out for Alzheimer’s is sponsoredby Brightview Mount Laurel,Bayada Home Health Care,Samaritan Healthcare & Hospice,Mt. Laurel Center for Rehabilita-tion, Rothamel Bratton Attorneysand 92.5 WXTU – Philadelphia’s

‘Cruisin’ for a Cause’ Classic Car Show& Cookout fundraiser is Oct. 18

please see BAKE, page 9

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Due to the overwhelming re-sponse of its fall membershippromotion, the YMCA of Burling-ton and Camden Counties has ex-tended special pricing throughOct. 19. Families can join the Y for

just $50 per month and individu-als can join for as low as $35 – plusno joiner fee and no contract re-quired.

Facility memberships offer un-limited access to the Y’s facilitiesin Mt. Laurel and Burlington, aswell as wellness centers, open

gym time, lap and recreational

swimming and free babysitting.Plus, membership now in-

cludes access to the MoorestownCommunity House for lap swim,family swim, water walking andmore.

Facility members also enjoymore than 145 free group exerciseclasses and 30 free water exerciseclasses, priority registration, re-duced fees for programs andclasses and guest privileges.

With the new family friendlyschedules, parents and kids can

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Low introductory rates areavailable to summer members,new members and returningmembers who have been inactivefor a minimum of 30 days.

Effective Jan. 1, regular mem-bership rates apply.

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At the Oct. 5 meeting of the Mt.Laurel Township Council, thetownship held the first readingfor an ordinance to reduce speedon Beaver Avenue.

The proposed change woulddrop the speed limit from 35 mphto 25 mph.

The change comes as part of anagreement reached with the plan-ning board and developers of the

Wal-Mart and Lifetime Fitnesscenter located by the intersectionof Fellowship Road and Route 73.

Residents have previouslyvoiced concerns with the poten-tial increase in traffic the projectcould bring to the area, which al-ready sees a high volume duringpeak times.

In the past, residents have alsovoiced concerns that Beaver Av-

enue would be used as a cut-through to Route 73, despite localordinances already in place thatprohibit traffic from cuttingthrough neighborhoods.

According to the ordinance in-troduced at the Oct. 5 meeting,the township engineer has con-curred with a speed study of thearea and recommends the pro-posed change.

“Part of the Wal-Mart and Life-time Fitness site plan was to putspeed humps in, and when you

put speed humps in, you have tolower the speed limit,” TownshipManager Maureen Mitchell said.“It’s designed to slow trafficthrough there so people don’t cutthrough.”

A public hearing for the ordi-nance, during which members of the public may speak about theproposed change, will be held atcouncil’s Oct. 27 meeting.

In other news:• Mitchell said the township

would also be applying for a grantunder the state Department of Transportation fiscal year 2016savings program.

Under recommendation fromthe township engineer, the town-ship will be applying for funds toimprove a portion of Union MillRoad from Walton Avenue to Brig-gs Road.

• Council passed a resolutionproclaiming that Oct. 18-24 would

be “Friends of Libraries Week”in Mt. Laurel.Friends of Libraries groups

use the national week to celebrateFriends groups across the nationas well as raise awareness andpromote group membership.

According to the resolution,Friends of the Library in Mt.

Mt. Laurel Council introduces ordinanceto lower speed limit on Beaver Avenue

please see NEXT, page 10

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Southern New Jersey boat owners canget a step ahead on next year’s safe boatingseason by registering for “About BoatingSafely,” the official Coast Guard Auxiliaryboating safety course.

Experienced boating safety instructorsand members of Coast Guard AuxiliaryFlotilla 1808, Marlton, will teach the coursein two, four-hour sessions, at Rowan Col-lege at Burlington County, formerlyBurlington County College, Mt. Laurel

campus, Briggs Road, from 6-10 p.m.,Wednesday, Oct. 28 and Wednesday, Nov. 4.

Boaters who successfully complete thecourse will be awarded the NJ boating cer-tificate, required by the State Police for allNew Jersey boaters and personal water-craft operators.

Topics include basic navigation rules,boating terminology and safe boat han-dling, safety equipment and more. All stu-dents receive the textbook and numerous

additional informative handouts.Boaters should register by contacting

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‘About Boating Safely’ course offered Oct. 28 and Nov. 4

There was a time when LasVegas was a struggling gam-bling resort town. During the

economic crisis of the mid-2000s, peo-ple had less money to frivolouslyspend – and the money they did haveto frivolously spend wasn’t going to-

ward casino gambling.Casino revenue fell, and casinos

along the Strip were in trouble.And then, casino and hotel execu-

tives had an idea. They stopped focus-ing on gambling and started focusingon other entertainment attractions.

In addition to building exquisiteshopping centers, luxury pools andspas, fine dining establishments andnightclubs, hotels began signing upmusical performers who attracted bigaudiences to long-term deals.

Caesars Palace inked a three-yeardeal with Celine Dion in 2002 that hadher performing five nights a week atits venue. Motley Crue signed a simi-lar deal at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casi-no, and Britney Spears did the same at

Planet Hollywood.

The idea worked. Tickets to theseshows are in high demand, and thevisitors to Las Vegas for the showsspend money at other attractions – and gambling – at Las Vegas casinos.

Naturally, our lawmakers in NewJersey think this is a good idea, andthey want to bring it to Atlantic City.They already followed in Vegas’ foot-

steps with the dining, nightlife, shop-ping and revitalization of the town, sowhy not piggyback on the entertain-ment residency idea?

A state Senate committee approveda new bill last week, dubbed the “Brit-ney Bill,” that would exempt stars whoplay at least four nights in AtlanticCity from having to pay state incometaxes on all shows they play in New

Jersey.Senate Republican Leader Tom

Kean, who co-sponsored the bill, saidhe believes Atlantic City can “trans-form into a premier entertainmentdestination,” and this bill would helpit do that. More than 50,000 fans paid

to see Maroon 5 in Atlantic City thispast August, and Kean believes peoplewould flock to the city from all over tosee other A-listers, if it were the onlyplace they would play.

New Jersey Policy Perspective’shead says it’s a waste of money, andthat star entertainers don’t pick ven-ues based on whether they have to paytaxes. We agree that these A-listersprobably pick venues off how manytickets they can sell, but if AtlanticCity really can be an entertainmentdestination that sells 50,000 tickets to aconcert, and if a tax incentive pro-gram like this would indeed help to at-tract more A-listers, then what is thedownside? Sure, we’d lose the tax rev-enue, but we’d gain all the visitors.

in our opinion

Oops, they did it againLawmakers tr ying to model Atla ntic City after L as Vegas

Your thoughtsWhat are your thoughts on the proposed“Britney Bill?” Share your thoughtson this, and other topics, through aletter to the editor.

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In honor of Breast CancerAwareness Month, the 5th Annu-al Beau National Day of Hope, anational movement to supportbreast cancer survivors who haveundergone breast reconstruction,will be held on Wednesday, Oct. 28from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The Beau Institute of Perma-nent and Corrective Cosmeticscreated “The Beau National Day of Hope” to give back to women andoffer them a complimentary areo-la complex tattooing procedure,

one of the final steps in their long journeys of healing and recovery.Anyone one who is interested

in benefitting from this service,should call the Beau Institute at(888) 763-2328 to find out moreabout the areola complex tattoo-ing or visit Beau on the web atwww.beauinstitute.com.

“It’s our way of giving back,”said Rose Marie Beauchemin, thefounder and director of educationof the Beau Institute of Perma-nent and Corrective Cosmeticsand creator of the Beau NationalDay of Hope. “The Day of Hope isa time where other practitionersand I will be working on breastcancer survivors that have hadmastectomies and have not com-pleted the process of the nippleand areola tattooing.

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This year the institute is alsoworking with Hearts UnitedAgainst Cancer and Mother’s

Matter to ensure their message of hope is spread nationwide toserve others.

Hearts United Against Cancerfocuses on uniting hearts to deliv-er comfort and support to men,women and children fighting can-cer. Its mission is to deliver careand comfort bundles to men,women and children goingthrough cancer treatment for alltypes of cancer.

Mother’s Matter empowers, as-sists and delights mothers andgrandmothers of South Jerseyvia a donation and distribution of personal care and beauty items.Its mission is to encourage moth-ers to achieve economically andeducationally and to seekbrighter futures for themselvesand their families.

The Beau Institute is a perma-nent makeup center and traininginstitute, was found more thantwo decades ago.

Fifth Annual Beau NationalDay of Hope is Oct. 28

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WE NES Y OCT. 14Crochet Anyone? : Adult. 1 p.m. at

the Mt. Laurel Library. Learn tocrochet or crochet with new

friends. Join craft enthusiasts forcrocheting and conversation.Novices and experts welcome.Instruction available if needed.No registration necessary. Pleasebring your own knitting materi-als.

Rotary Club of Mt. Laurel meeting :Noon at Laurel Creek CountryClub, 655 Old Centerton Road.For more information, visitwww.mountlaurelrotary.org orcall (856) 234-7663.

Storytime : 11 a.m. every Wednesdayat Kids Play Lounge in Mt. Laurel.Come hear a new story everyweek and then stay and play therest of the day! Call (856) 273-9500 or visit www.kidsplay-lounge.com for more information.

New Covenant PresbyterianChurch Adult Bible Study : 2 to 3p.m. Church is at 240 Creek Road,Rancocas Woods, Mount Laurel.

THURS Y OCT. 15Batty for Bats : Ages 6-10. 7 p.m. at

the Mt. Laurel Library. Holysmokes, Batman. This mammal

can fly. Bats are the only true fly-ing mammals; sorry Batman fans.Despite the fact that bats com-prise about one-fifth of all mam-mal species worldwide, their noc-turnal habits and their associa-tion with Halloween have con-tributed to bat folklore, supersti-tion and fear. Learn about batbehavior and how and why weneed to co-exist with these inter-esting creatures. Registrationrequired.

S TUR Y OCT. 17Taste of Korea: Cooking demo &

tasting : Adult. 2 p.m. at the Mt.Laurel Library. Members of Kore-an Spirit and Culture PromotionProject will demonstrate fivedishes and serve a full meal(including dessert) to attendees.Recipe books and other books onKorean culture and history will beavailable for free. Space is limited

so registration is required.

SUN Y OCT. 18New Covenant Presbyterian

Church : Sunday worship 11 a.m. tonoon. Adult Bible study 9:30 to10:30 a.m. Coffee and fellowshipafter the church service eachthird Sunday. Church is at 240Creek Road, Rancocas Woods,Mount Laurel.

MON Y OCT. 19Preschool Storytime : Ages 3-6.

10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. at the Mt.Laurel Library. Join the libraryfor a fun-filled session of stories,songs, fingerplays, and an artactivity. Siblings are welcome. Noregistration.

Mt. Laurel Garden Club meeting : 11a.m. luncheon followed by busi-

ness meeting at noon and pro-gram beginning at 1:30 p.m. everythird Monday. For more informa-tion on membership, visit mtlau-relgardenclub.tripod.com or callBarbara at (856) 396-0017.

TUES Y OCT. 20Societa` Bell' Italia hosts Laudate

Chorale : Adult. 6:15 p.m. Carluc-ci's Waterfront, 875 CentertonRoad, Mt. Laurel. The chorale willperform standards, liturgicalmusic and show tunes. Ticketsare $5 for members and $8 fornon-members, plus an additional$26 for dinner. Call (609) 267-2824 or 609-261-4472 for infor-mation and reservations. Bene-fits club's scholarship fund.

Mt. Laurel Area Friends and New-comers : 7 p.m. every third Tues-day. Community Center, WaltWhitman Drive. For more infor-mation, email [email protected].

Mt. Laurel I BNI Chapter meeting :7:30 to 9 a.m. at Marco’s Restau-rant at Indian Spring C.C., 115 S.Elmwood Drive.

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country radio station.To learn more about the

Alzheimer’s Association, pleasevisit www.alz.org. In addition tothe car show, throughout October

Brightview will also be raisingfunds and raising awareness foranother important cause – BreastCancer. For Breast Cancer Aware-ness Month, residents and associ-ates will be selling pink BreastCancer Awareness t-shirts andpink ribbon pins. Bakes sales – featuring resident-made muffins,brownies, pies, cakes and cookies

– will be held on Friday, Oct. 16and Friday Oct. 30 from 10 a.m. to3 p.m. Proceeds benefit the SusanG. Komen Foundation.

“Giving back is important tous,” says resident Mary Stopa,also a team captain for the upcom-ing Walk to End Alzheimer’s. Wewant to contribute and make a dif-ference in the lives of others.”

BAKEContinued from page 2

Bake sales run through October

A Trunk-or-Treat event will beheld on Saturday, Oct. 31 at theMasonville-Rancocas United

Methodist Church, from 4:30 to6:30 p.m.All kids and families are invit-

ed for treats, games, prizes, re-freshments, faith and fun.

We also invite participants tooffer treats from their trunk.Please pre-register by calling

(856) 234-0941.The church is located at 200Masonville Road across from theMasonville Firehouse and EMSstation.

Shelby Giquinto of Mt. Laurelhas enrolled at Alvernia Universi-ty, beginning in the fall 2015 se-

mester. A graduate of LenapeHigh School, Giquinto is a nurs-ing major.

Trunk-or-Treat set for Oct. 31

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Laurel raises money that allowsthe library to move from “good togreat” by providing resources foradditional programming, equip-ment, children’s summer readingand special events throughout theyear.

The resolution also states theFriends’ time and commitment to

the library set an example forhow volunteerism leads to posi-tive civic engagement and better-ment of the community.

• Council passed a resolutiondesignating October as BreastCancer Awareness Month in Mt.Laurel to coincide with NationalBreast Cancer AwarenessMonth.

The resolution lists statisticssuch as women worldwide dyingof breast cancer every 68 secondsand one in eight women being di-agnosed with breast cancer in

their life.Council encourages women in

the township to participate inearly screening and detection pro-grams.

• Mt. Laurel resident KevinIsky was commended by councilfor attaining the rank of EagleScout and using his Eagle Scoutproject to restore the Carl JansenMemorial Creek Road BaseballField.

• The next meeting of the Mt.Laurel Township Council isscheduled for Oct. 26.

NEXTContinued from page 5

Next council meeting is Oct. 26

Societa` Bell' Italia will host themulti-talented Laudate Chorale atits meeting on Oct. 20 at Carluc-ci's Waterfront, 875 CentertonRoad, at 6:15 p.m. The chorale willperform standards, liturgicalmusic and show tunes.

Tickets are $5 for members and$8 for non-members, plus an addi-tional $26 if they would like din-

ner.Call (609) 267-2824 or (609) 261-

4472 for information and reserva-tions.

The event benefits the club'sscholarship fund.

The Laudate Chorale is com-prised of 40-60 singers from theSouth Jersey area who have cometogether to give back to the com-

munity. Most are seasoned choirsingers with a passion for makingmusic.

Societa` Bell' Italia gives twoscholarships a year to studentswho excel in the Italian languageand was founded by Italian-Amer-icans who love their language,traditions, and heritage. Most arefirst-generation Italian.

Laudate Chorale to perform at Societa’ Bell’ Italia meeting

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