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Paying tribute
Local thanks his fathers home away
from home during WWII. PAGE 4
By NICK COHEN
The Sun
From Camden County to Mt.
Laurel to the Pinelands, black
bears have been peeking their
heads out of the woods and caus-
ing a stir in South Jersey this
summer, including in Shamong.
As long as area residents follow
some simple rules after sighting a
bear, all should be well, according
to state and local officials.
A classic summer tradition,
camping in the woods, may not be
crashed by a sleuth of bears all
too often, but there are other
woodland creatures to keep an
eye out for, said state Department
of Environmental Protection
spokesman Larry Hajna.
Bold skunks and raccoons are
much more likely to raid a camp-
site in the search for food, Hajna
said.
They are typically the more
pesky critters, he said.
If a bear does walk into camp,
avoid eye contact, make some
noises and raise your arms to
look bigger.
You should make sure it has
an escape route, Hajna said. If
they feel cornered, it could create
a dangerous situation.
Animals are drawn to the scent
of food, he said, and keeping a
clean and tidy campsite is key to
avoiding unwanted encounters.
Clean grills, pots and pans
after use, Hajna said, and put
them in the car.
If you are in more of a wilder-
ness environment, purchase bear-
proof containers and bear bags
and hoist them into trees to deter
bears.
The DEPs website has a listing
of company suggestions, includ-
ing UnBearable Bins, BearGuard
and Bear Proofing-R-Us.
One black bear was sighted in
the woods of Shamong this year.
Bears are eating machines.
They like food, said Col. William
C. Lowe, Tabernacle Townships
emergency management coordi-
nator. They like it simple. They
prefer berries.
Most, however, roam through
Wharton State Forest, he said, out
of sight, out of mind.
Hajna said people should do
their homework before planning
their own camping adventure.
There are plenty of guide-
The bear necessities
of safe camping
Before heading out on a camping excursion, residents
should take note of some helpful hints to stay safe
please see PACK, page 7
NICK COHEN/The Sun
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For the past 16 years, the BC-
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from various towns in Burlington
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therapy equipment. Events such
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necessary funds to support the
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Col. John Rudman has served
his country as an Army officer
and the Shamong School District
as a teacher and publicity agent.
On July 13, he paid tribute to the
town that served as a home away
from home for his father during
World War II.
The city of Seaton, across the
pond in England, received a
bronze plaque paying tribute to
the resorts wartime support for
U.S. troops, marking the 70th an-
niversary of the Normandy land-
ings.
Rudman can remember the sto-
ries his father, Robert G. Rudman,
told of the kindness he and the
other troops received from the
townspeople of Seaton. The me-
morial, which also pays tribute to
the many brave Americans who
lost their lives in the assault, was
dedicated by John and his wife
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Paying tribute across the miles
please see MEMORIAL, page 10
Col. John Rudman presents plaque to Seaton, England, his
fathers home away from home during World War II
Special to The Sun
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20 percent tip at restaurants
In your editorial: No need to increase
minimum wages for tipped workers, you
state, we're all for workers rights and
for equal and fair pay and for people
who work hard should be provided with a
good living. In this readers opinion, those
are just empty words.
The real economic world is very far from
providing millions of wage earners with
a good living wage.
You state the NJ Restaurant Association
opposes a minimum wage increase, which
is presently $2.13 per hour for tipped work-
ers. When has the restaurant association
ever supported a minimum wage increase?
The restaurant association president
states that tipped workers are guaranteed
to make at least the states minimum wage
of $8.25. If they make less than that in tips,
the employer is obligated to make up the
difference. Perhaps that may be true in a
perfect world, where most wage earners do
not live and work.
The big question is what restaurants be-
long to the NJ Restaurant Association?
Certainly not the ones where the majority
of tipped restaurant employees work.
Unfortunately, we are in a race to the
bottom, where $5 doesn't buy $4 anymore.
If we can't find the courage and decency
to raise the minimum wage for tipped
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with service and courtesy, please leave a
proper tip of 20 percent. So perhaps we can
get closer to the stated goal of equal and
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T
he calendar just turned the
page to August, and here we
are, talking about November al-
ready. Were talking about Tuesday,
Nov. 4, to be precise. Thats the date for
the General Election this year.
Yes, temperatures may still soar to
the 90s outside right now, instead of
being in the 60s, 50s or maybe even
40s hopefully not as theyre likely to
be in November. Still, the time both we
as voters and the candidates them-
selves spend now determine what our
lives look like for the next four years.
This fall, there is no big name seat
up for election. Gov. Christie is firmly
entrenched into his post for another
few years, and a successor to President
Obama wont be selected until 2016.
In New Jersey, the two biggest elec-
tions will be for a U.S. Senate seat be-
tween Democrat Cory Booker and Re-
publican Jeff Bell, and a U.S. House of
Representatives seat (1st Congression-
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Throughout New Jersey, municipal
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tion will be holding elections to choose
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is a contested election at the municipal
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So while you may still be making
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Toddler time: Ages 2-3. 10:30 a.m.
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Roller Roo ballyhoo: Ages 4-8. 3
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Storytime: Ages 4-6. 1:30 p.m.
Pinelands Branch Library. Come
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Yoga pretzels: Ages 6-12. 4:30 p.m.
Pinelands Branch Library. Yoga
pretzels is a fun and vibrant way
to get kids bending, breathing,
twisting and stretching. Guided
meditation at the end of the ses-
sion will help kids develop focus,
self-awareness and a sense of
calm. Please be sure to have the
children wear comfortable,
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for our soldiers and to commemo-
rate our father, First Sgt. Robert
G. Rudman and his best friend
Technical Sergeant Burton
Nicholls of H Company, and 2nd
Battalion, 8th Infantry Regiment,
4th Infantry Division who left
these shores to be the first Allied
units on the beaches of Nor-
mandy France on D-Day, June 6,
1944. Many never returned to us.
Patriae Fidelitas (Loyalty to
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Robert did return home, marry
and start a family.
In a message to the people of
Seaton ahead of the ceremony,
Rudman expressed his heartfelt
thanks. The memorial pays trib-
ute to both the town as well as
those who were not lucky enough
to return home, John said. He had
acted as the driving force behind
giving Seaton this honor, as he
wanted to thank them for the
warmness they showed Ameri-
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men of the 2nd Battalion, 8th In-
fantry Regiment, 4th Infantry Di-
vision from Jan. 1944 through
early June 1944, organized
dances, entertainment and
opened your homes to our sol-
diers. Took soldiers in and made
them part of your family, offered
all the resources of your town for
our soldiers needs, provided sup-
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alongside your home guard. You
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that resulted in no known record-
ed adverse incidents for the dura-
tion of their stay. Knowing that
many of the men of 2nd Battal-
ion, 8th Infantry Regiment might
not survive the coming invasion,
the people of Seaton gave some of
the fondest memories for those
soldiers prior to going into com-
bat. Your support was instrumen-
tal in the battalion, after being the
first to land on Utah Beach, at-
taining all their objectives in the
first few hours of Operation
Overlord, D-Day, June 6, 1944,
Rudman said.
MEMORIAL
Continued from page 4
Memorial pays tribute to town,
those who did not return home
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