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Seneca High School juniorgoing for title. PAGE 10

By SEAN LAJOIEThe Sun

The first-ever Tabernacle FallFestival will be a collaborative ef-fort of Tabernacle's Cub ScoutPack 439, the Tabernacle RescueSquad and the Education Founda-tion of Tabernacle to bring thecommunity together and reflecton the core reasons why peoplemoved here in the first place.

“We need to get that feelingback,” said Judy Sailer, the presi-dent of the education foundationand bear den leader for the CubScout pack who helps with therescue squad as well.

As a resident who is passionateabout the area, Sailer wants tobring back that sense of apprecia-

tion for everything Tabernaclehas to of fer.

“We have some great communi-ty organizations in our town, andwhen I’m out talking to peopleabout these groups, they don’tknow about them. They need tobe aware of these groups andtheir events that people might beinterested in,” Sailer said.

The only effective way to edu-

cate the town is to bring everyonetogether and allow these groupsto attend and raise awarenessabout themselves, Sailer said, soshe invited all local businesses tocome out on Oct. 4 to Seneca High

School and talk about themselves.Each year, the Cub Scouts have

their “touch a truck” event atwhich kids have the opportunityto get inside popular vehiclesfrom the fire department, policedepartment and EMS. Kids alsoget to learn about fire preventionand other emergency services.

Town to hold

first Fall FestivalCub Scouts, Rescue Squad team to put together Tabernacle’s first festival

please see FALL, page 4

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What: Tabernacle Fall Festivaland Fun Run for EducationWhere: Seneca High School,110 Carranza Road, TabernacleWhen: Oct. 4

Cost: Festival is free. Fun Runranges from $15-$40.How: Register for the run atrunsignup.com/Race/NJ/Tabernacle/5KRunforEducationand1MFunRun.

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Sailer thought it would be ben-eficial to do something much big-ger this year to get a largerturnout, so she got both founda-tions together and the Cub Scoutgroup and pitched the idea.

“Mount Laurel has Mount Lau-

rel Day, Maple Shade has MapleShade Day. Most towns do bigcommunity events,” she said.

Tabernacle Fall Festival will bea community-wide event that willinclude a 5k Charity Run for Edu-cation, the Scouts' touch a truckevent, as well as a car show, craftfair, food truck food court withlocal food trucks and a fun zonethat includes a dunk tank, sandart, rock climbing wall and more.

The 5k Charity Run for Educa-tion is an addition Sailer thought

would be appropriate to coordi-nate with “wellness week” that

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community FALLContinued from page 1

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Seneca High School juniorJulia Rankel was chosen among200 applicants to be a part of theMiss New Jersey Teen USA 2016Pageant, and she has made it tothe final round.

Rankel breaks the mold whenit comes to the stereotype of mod-

els having nothing but good looks.She is a well-rounded younglady with a multitude of otherhobbies, including cheerleadingfor the high school’s footballteam, singing and acting in anumber of different spotlights.

Rankel has made backgroundappearances on scenes from “Law& Order SVU,” “Manhattan LoveStory,” “The Americans” and“The Affair” this year, and a new

film due out this springstarring Jake Gyllen-haal and Naomi Watts.

Creativity is a termthat coincides withRankel a lot, and she hasa passion for perform-ing.

“In a story, you can bethat fairytale princessor astronaut you always

dreamed to be thanks tothe imaginative mindsof scriptwriters and directors. Ifell in love with the concept that Ican let my daydreams run wildand experience life from manydifferent angles. With acting, thepossibilities are endless, and noone tells you to stop dreaming,”Rankel said.

In her spare time, she has alsoconstructed a project called “Ted-

dies and Tiaras” afterwatching various docu-mentaries about pedi-atric cancer and otherchildhood illnesses.

Through Teddies andTiaras, Rankel plans tohelp establish lastingmemories for childrenin the hospital. Alongwith the help of her

friends and family, theyplan to dress as numer-ous iconic princes and princessesand entertain the children withsinging, dancing and variousgames.

“These kids are basicallybedridden and often see nothingbut scrubs and test tubes formonths at a time. Sometimesteens, myself included, can forgethow privileged we are to wake upevery day healthy and able to goto school, do sports or clubs, and

see our friends. There are kidswho don’t have these luxuries butmanage to smile and be trulythankful for every day they get towake up, see their families and

just live,” Rankel said.The program is still in the

early stages as Rankel is corre-sponding with local hospital ad-ministration to set a date forthese performances.

With all of this going on asonly a junior in high school,Rankel does not have a ton of freetime to plan where she will becontinuing her education in col-lege.

However, she maintains highaspirations for herself and knowsfirsthand how much hard workgoes into every show and everyphoto that is taken.

If she is not able to create a ca-reer out of her love for singing,acting or modeling, she plans topursue a path in clinical psychol-ogy with a special focus on pedi-

atrics.She enjoys helping folks realize

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took place last week in theschools.

“The school is doing a lot forhealth and wellness, so we want-ed to follow that up with the addi-tion of the run to get the supportof the school as well,” Sailer said.

She thinks this will provide agreat opportunity for the count-less folks who run and exerciseevery day in Tabernacle to come

out and do just that as a commu-nity. There will likely be somecompetition among the runners,as many of them are looking toget timed and enter into largerruns. However, there will also bethe choice of a 1M run instead of the 5K for runners looking to runa shorter distance.

Invitations have also been sentto both the Seneca and Rancocas

Valley high school track teams.Folks will have the opportunity

to shop with the 50-plus vendorsthat will be in attendance, provid-

ing everything from handmadegoods to pre-made materials.

The food truck food court willalso be a new idea that will con-sist of seven vendors makingtheir latest and greatest recipes.

Children will have the opportu-nity to play in the Nerf BattleZone or get to touch the vehiclesthey typically don’t get to go nearsuch as a fire truck, a dump truckand even a helicopter from VirtuaHospital. The festival will also

support the idea of building thecommunity by evenly distribut-ing the proceeds and allowinglocal organizations to set up andcollect donations while spreadingthe word about their cause.

“This is all about building com-munity, not one non-profit doingbetter than the other. We need tobuild camaraderie in the commu-nity, and that’s not about one or-

ganization beating down another;that’s about all coming togetherand having fun raising awarenesswhile distributing the opportuni-

ties and money evenly,” Sailersaid.

All proceeds from the run willgo to the education foundation,while the business sponsorshipsare split among the foundationsand Cub Scouts.

Visit the Fall Festival Facebookpage for more information atwww.facebook.com/events/1482217042098812/. The event will be atSeneca High School on Oct. 4from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. It is free for

anyone interested in attendingand will be held rain or shine.The 5k Charity Race will be

held at 9 a.m. Craft vendors willbe available from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.The car show will be held from 10a.m. to 2 p.m. Touch a Truck willbe held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. TheFood Truck Food Court and thePlay Zone area will both be avail-able from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Charity Run to be held at festival

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