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The Tabernacle girls junior field hockey team competed in the second annual Play 4 tBreast Cancer Fund raiser, which raised nearly $1,900.

Field hockey players fight breast cancer

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Many schools around thecountry are starting to deal moreintensively with the issue of bul-lying. At Seneca High School, aprogram has been put together todeal with this issue and to helpget younger students in the dis-trict involved. L.I.V.E., Leaders inViolence Education, was part of

the districts initiative for thestatewide Week of Respect.

I started this program fiveyears ago at Seneca because mybrother was being bullied atschool, Jaclyn Cerutti, historyteacher at Seneca High School,said. I felt powerless, and it

made me nauseous to know whenhe was going to school that hewas being bullied.

Cerutti created a mentor pro-gram with the high school stu-dents and the middle school stu-dents for teens being bullied orwitnessing other students beingbullied.

This grew beyond my expec-tations, Cerutti said. The kidshave been very passionate about

this.Over the past year-and-a-half

the program has grown in its suc-cess, and more schools and facul-ty members have become in-volved.

In the past year-and-a-halfthis has become very successful,

Cerutti said. We havting the middle schooover to the high schoize the workshops. Tbeen some growing pthe way with logisticing the right personthings are starting to w

Among some of ththe program is orgataking part in are walthe school and nation

The program has alsoed in the Redefiningproject, where teachedents dont wear maweek.

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By KATRINA GRANTThe Tabernacle Sun

Two local eighth-grade stu-dents from Southampton organ-ized a fund raiser to raise moneyfor breast-cancer awareness.This year, Kate Taylor and Ash-ley Moore organized their sec-ond annual Play 4 the CureBreast Cancer Fund raiser. The

girls hosted several games offield hockey with teams fromTabernacle, Shamong,Southampton, Pemberton, Marl-ton and Florence.

Both of the girls play fieldhockey and are a part of theU.S.A. Field Hockey Associa-tion, Debbie Taylor, Kate Tay-lors mother said. Throughtheir membership they get FieldHockey Life magazine and theysaw in the magazine the Play 4the Cure fund raisers.

Last year, the girls decidedthat they wanted to host theirown Play 4 the Cure and organ-

ized it all in a month.They made and passed out

fliers, Taylor said. They askedteachers, friends and family fordonations and let the otherteams know, so that they couldget people to participate.

At the event the girls sold cup-cakes, sweaters, T-shirts, bagsand several other items to raisemoney for their cause. They also

went to the soccer field next tothe field and collected moneythere.

The games were broken upover two days: eight games wereplayed each day.

They had a junior divisionthat had the third-, fourth- andfifth-graders and they played onSaturday, Taylor said. The sen-ior division made up of sixth,seventh and eighth gradersplayed on Sunday. They tur ned ahome weekend game into afundraiser.

Playing tocure breast

cancerKate Taylor and Ashley Moore

organize the second-annualPlay 4 the Cure fund raiser

please see CURE, page 2

Meet the CandidatesWe asked the candidates running for mayor: What will you do tomaintain the quality of life in the community? And are there anyshared services that you would like to pursue in order to cut costs inthe township? Visit us online at tabernaclesun.com to read theirresponses.


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school that have four differentP.S.A. topics on them, Ceruttisaid. We deal with things suchas dating violence, violence

against yourself, self-esteem is-sues and use popular televisionshows as examples. We also putup pictures of teachers and their

kids and have things like wouldyou bully me or when Im bully-ing someone, Im bullying some-one elses child. We are alsodoing Megans Pledge, which is anational pledge for Megan Meierand more than 600 students havedone the Anderson Cooperpledge.

One of the main parts of theinitiative is the mentoring pro-gram. The high school studentstake part in mentoring middle

school students, to staanti-bullying and oththem earlier than high

This has been a blway and very excitinsaid. It has been fruscause, for five yearssaying this. But I apand Im excited for the

of them have graduatseeing the mentor prooff. They will get to seework come to fruition

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Seneca aims to end bullyi

The goal the girls wanted toreach last year was $500 and theyended up raising $2,500.

It blew their minds whenthey ended up raising thatmuch, Taylor said. They were

counting the money and theycouldnt believe it.

Taylor and Moore will moveon to high school next year andthis is something that theywould like to continue.

They told the rec coaches thatthey would come back every yearand help organize this, Taylorsaid. Seneca High School doesparticipate in a Play 4 the Cure

event, but the girls worganizing this for rec

This year the girlsunder $1,900 and money coming in slwill continue to collecuntil the end of the m

If you would like tocan contact Debbie Ta2691 or [email protected]

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Some of Tabernacles third-and fourth-grade boys and theircoaches wore pink bandanas dur-ing their soccer game on Oct. 15 toshow their support for breast can-

cer.

The team won the game 4-0.However, to the coaches and theparents even if they had lost thegame, would have still been win-ners that day.

Tabernacle soccer team raisesbreast-cancer awareness

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Burlington County Clerk TimTyler will perform wedding cere-monies at historic Lyceum Hallfor the Arts in Burlington City onNov. 11.

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