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See, and be seen, at the Green Festival  Searching for a little greenspiration? In Collingswood, Mother Nature has a way of bringing people together. On Sat Apr 20, local businesses, residents, and borough officials will unite for the borough’s 5th annual Green Festival. The fresh-air fiesta will take place from 9am to 2pm along Irvin Ave. The event will showcase environmental products, services, programs, and more. Visitors will have an opportunity to learn about cloth diapering, composting, gardening, energy and water conservation, and green architecture. Little environmentalists will love the Kids’ Zone. Music will add to the festive mood. Visitors will also learn that they can repurpose or recycle almost everything! The following items will be accepted during the festival: Crocks-brand shoes, sneakers,

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Learn to repurpose – or recycle! – almost everything at Collingswood’s Green Festival and Haddon Township’s Green Event, both on Sat Apr 20.

Name your favorite repurposed or recycled item.

• Collingswood-native DAN MERRYFIELD has made repurposing his business! As a solar energy consultant for Trinity Solar, Dan encourages clients to use sunlight as an energy source for their homes and businesses. His family’s home in Haddon Township uses solar energy. “I love the sun!” he exclaimed. Look for Dan and Trinity Solar at Haddon Township’s upcoming Green Event.

• GRAHAM D UDLICK (10) and JACKSON LUTZ (10) share out-grown sports gear and clothes. They coined the term “GrahamMe-Downs” to refer to the items Graham passes on to Jackson. The pair attend Strawbridge School in Haddon Township.

• RYAN FEELEY (10),a nd BRANDON (10) and MIRA (7) HASS do their best to repurpose and recycle. “I use pencils made from recycled newspaper!” announced Ryan. Brandon designs school projects with vintage Legos given to him by a neighbor. Mira reported that she recently “planted seeds in a discarded plastic water bottle.”

• The FLEMINGS: MAGGIE (8), CLARE (10), and MOLLY re-use and repurpose found furniture, books, and “bottle caps at Studio Luloo!” They are pictured enjoying Haddon Township’s Strawbridge School Skate Night.

• Siblings CLAUDIA (7), JACKSON (10), and BENJAMIN (3) love to repurpose everyday items. “I like to use old Girl Scout cookie boxes as play boxes,” announced Claudia. Jackson always uses recycled paper “to make airplanes and origami!” The family remembers to celebrate Earth Day each year – it’s Benjamin’s birthday!

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 Perkins Center For The Arts and PNC Arts Alive will present an exhibit titled “Altered Spaces” at the arts center (30 Irvin Ave, Collingswood) from Sat Apr 13 thru Sat May 25. Altered Spaces feature the work of David Gamber, Phillip Rychert, and Jackie Sandro. Installations range in media from clay, to plastic bottles, to wood. A Meet the Artists Reception will take place on Sat Apr 13 from 6 to 9pm. Stop by during your 2nd Saturday stroll. Gamber, Rychert, and Sandro approach art in different ways. Visitors can expect a great deal of variety. “I work with clay because it works for me and no other reason. I like the way it moves in my hands and allows me to create the forms I want. I started out as a vessel maker and to this day find vessels in one form or another serve my conceptual ideas,” said Gamber. Jackie Sandro is a ceramic artist with a sense of humor. “I guess my personality comes out in my work, and I tend to be a little sarcastic ... I love making it quirky,” she reported. Rychert – a self-taught artist who meshes many mediums – explained, “I am creating three-dimensional pieces that are part architectural, part sculptural, and part painted illusion.” The Altered Spaces exhibition and reception are made possible through the PNC Arts Alive initiative. PNC Arts Alive is a five-year, $5 million investment from the PNC Foundation which supports the public’s access to visual and performing arts groups. For more information on PNC Arts Alive and the grant recipients visit pncartsalive.com. For more information about Perkins Center, visit perkinscenter.org.

Looking ahead to May Fair

› Collingswood’s 34th Annual May Fair will dominate the borough’s streetscape on Sat May 25. What began in 1979 as a small “clothesline art exhibit” will engulf more than a mile of the business district along Haddon Ave from 10am to 5pm. An estimated 50,000 people attended the May Fair in 2012 – the event is expected to draw even more revelers in 2013. Crafters, musicians, and volunteers are being sought. Crafter applications are available at collingswood. com/entertainment/ mayfair. Musicians who would like to be considered, are encouraged to e-mail Sam at collsmayfairent@aol. com. Volunteers are needed to help with crafter arrival, serve as gate attendants, staff the Information Booth, and assist with set up/clean up. If you are available for a few hours on May 25, contact Pat at 609868-2185 or pciervo@ mainstrealty.com.

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 The Proud Neighbors of Collingswood is developing an innovative program dubbed the “Proud Neighbors’ Volunteer Exchange.” The system’s currency will be time instead of dollars. Discussion leader Kim Fusco will COLLINGSWOOD examine the volunteerSHAKESPEARE COMPANY exchange concept during a meeting in the h Two The  The Two Gentlement of Verona begins  Did you make a Collingswood Library’s Gentlemen resolution to get in innocently enough: two best friends from Verona Peter Child’s Room on shape during 2013? Are – Proteus and Valentine – set out to pursue their Thu Apr 25 at 7pm. of f Verona dreams in Milan. However, their plans are dashed The Proud Neighbors excuses getting in the way? Perhaps, you need when they become ensnared in a love-triangle, of Collingswood worsened by the comical interference of their a group to hold you is a non-profit gossipy, peevish companions and a dog that can’t civic organization accountable! help getting into trouble. Consider joining established in 1983. Proteus and Valentine (played by Eric the Rise and Shine For more information, exercise group. It meets Chambers and Kris Varga, respectively), remain call 609-784-2583. at 6am every Monday, loyal to their friendship until one of them, determined to have Silvia (Marissa Kennedy) for Wednesday, and himself, pursues a treacherous plan to destroy his Friday morning to do Leslie Sansone’s “Walk competition. Meanwhile, a former girlfriend, Julia (Iraisa Ann Reilly), joins the fray by disguising Away the Pounds.” herself as a servant and following at the heels of  On Fri Apr 26 Participation is free. ... one of Shakespeare’s and Sat Apr 27, the her true love. Rise and Shine meets earliest, funniest plays. Collingswood Youth Much of the story concerns the “dark sides” in the Church Hall of April 12, 13, 19, 20, 21 Theatre will present the First Baptist Church of Proteus and Valentine. Both men are nearly at Holy Trinity Church of Collingswood (Maple undone by a part of themselves of which they had Jack & The Giant in 839 Haddon Avenue the auditorium at been previously unaware. and Frazer Aves). Collingswood Collingswood Middle See for yourself how this comedy shakes out For details, visit School (414 Collings 856-701-1471 fbcoc.com, call 854-1540, during performances at Holy Trinity Episcopal Ave). Evening shows collingswoodshakespeare.org or e-mail fun@fbcoc. Church (839 Haddon Ave, Collingswood). The will take place at Collingswood Shakespeare Company will present com. Visit us on Facebook! 7:30pm; a matinee will shows on Friday and Saturday nights, from Apr 12 thru Apr 20, at 8pm. Matinees will take place take place on Apr 27 at on Sundays, Apr 14 and Apr 21, at 3pm. Tickets 1pm. Tickets will cost YOU MAY NOT WANT $6 at the door. cost $15 for adults and $10 for seniors and may A ROOF, BUT DO YOU The youth theatre be purchased at the door. troupe, an ensemble Shakespeare presented The Two Gentlement of NEED ONE? Verona in 1594. The play introduced a number of of over 70 elementaryschool-aged students, dramatic devices such as the transformation of people through love, clown-commentary, and the is preparing a magical musical extravaganza. presentation of nature as a place where people See what happens can be themselves. when Jack ventures For more information, call 701-1471 or visit GIVE NUSS up the beanstalk to The Collingswood Shakespeare Company on A CALL! confront a evil giant. Facebook. This family friendly collingswoodshakespeare.org musical comes complete with magic beans, an evil troll, and an imperiled queen. Lessons & Performance Donations are needed to offset production costs! • ROOFS • ADDITIONS Make checks payable • KITCHENS • BATHROOMS to: The Borough Our Promise: 45 Years of Customer of Collingswood, Kathleen Mayes ON TIME, ON BUDGET SATISFACTION! 678 Haddon Ave, 856-858-8902 Collingswood (Attn: 856-988-9982 Mrs. Barbara Lefkoe). Mayeskl@comcast.net NJ Contractor #13VH01419500 blefkoe@verizon.net Guitar Lessons Specializing in Classical Technique. www.nussconstruction.com

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 The Summer Mummers concert series will resume in April. Straight from Philadelphia, string bands will perform every fourth Wednesday – from 7 to 8:30pm – on Powell Lane Plaza (Powell Lane by the Lumberyard Condominiums) beginning on Wed Apr 24. Music lovers will enjoy food and shopping specials on concert nights. Concerts are cancelled in the event of rain. Remember to bring your own chair! Visit collingswood.com for weather updates.

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 The 6th annual Pasta Dinner to benefit the Paul F. Gilligan III Scholarship Fund will be held on Wed Apr 17, from 6:30 to 8:30pm, in the Haddon Township High School cafeteria. Attendees will enjoy a variety of Italian specialities, provided by Carrabba’s Italian Grill in Maple Shade, along with dessert. A raffle featuring gift baskets donated by the community and local businesses will round out the evening. Tickets are available for a $25 donation to the fund. (Note: The gift baskets will displayed beginning at 4pm. Stop by and take a few chances even if you can’t stay for dinner!) The scholarship fund was formed to commemorate the life of Paul F. Gilligan III, a resident of Haddon Township who died in a tragic › The Westmont Fire accident in New York City in 2005, just two weeks Company Ladies Auxafter graduating from Harvard University. iliary will welcome Each year, scholarships and fellowships are spring with a hoagie awarded to students at Haddon Township High sale on Sat Apr 20 School and at Harvard University who embody starting at 10am. Support the firefighters by the qualities possessed by Gilligan. purchasing a hoagie for To purchase tickets, to learn about the fund, or to make a contribution, call 858-6827 or e-mail $4. Sales will also be held on May 18, Jun 15, tcar615@verizon.net. Sep 21, Oct 19, and Nov 16. 854-1444

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 The students of Rohrer Middle School will present The Little Mermaid Jr in the Haddon Township High School Auditorium (406 Memorial Ave) on Fri Apr 26 and on Sat Apr 27, at 7:30pm. Tickets: $5 at the door.

Protect Spot ... and Mittens!  Haddon Township will sponsor a rabies clinic on Sat Mar 30, from 10am to 12n, at the Public Works Garage (504 Oneida Ave). License-renewal forms will be accepted. (haddontwp.com). Vaccines will be limited to the first 100 pets.

Reconnect at Grace Church

 Grace Baptist Church, located at 20 Reeve Ave in Haddon Township, will host a Family Fun Night – complete with games, prizes, and food – on Fri Apr 19 from 6:30 to 8:30pm. For information call 854-5573. gracebaptisthaddontwp. com

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 Organizers of the Westmont Farmers’ Market are seeking sponsors for the 2013 season. Sponsors enable the market to provide families with locally grown produce, flowers, and prepared foods. Since opening in 2008, it has become a highly anticipated weekly community event. Re-opening on the afternoon of Wed May 1, the market will operate on a broader scale, offering more to its customers than ever before. To discuss sponsorship, contact Doug Kelly at 854-7774. bluecuts@comcast.net

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› There’s no need to drive to New York, hunt for parking, and battle the crowds. Jubilate Deo Chorale and Orchestra – now headquartered in Gibbsboro NJ – has announced its Spring Concert, titled “The Best of Broadway.” The musical event will be held in the auditorium at Paul VI High School (901 Hopkins Road, Haddon Township) on Sun Apr 28 beginning at 2:30pm. The show will feature the talents of Broadway performers Stefano and Nina Tanchietti who will perform with the Jubilate Deo Chorale and Orchestra. The musical selections – from shows like The Sound of Music, My Fair Lady, Phantom of the Opera, Les Misérables, and Cats – will be woven together to reflect core Christian beliefs. It is anticipated that “The Best of Broadway” will sell out quickly. For tickets, call the box office at 783-5326 or visit jdco.org.

Things are heating up at Rohrer Library

 Rohrer Library (15 MacArthur Blvd, Haddon Township) is greeting spring with a slew of events and programs. Register for programs by calling 8542752. Here’s the lineup: • The Pokemon Club will meet on Mon Apr 1, at 4pm. Bring your Nintendo DS, trading cards, and other relevant materials. • Toddlers will gather for books, songs, and fun on Thursdays, Apr 4 and Apr 11, at 10:30am. • The next installments of the Lego Club for children (eight- to 12-yearolds) will be held on Mon Apr 8 at 4pm. • The Speculative Reader Adult Book Club will discuss Life as We Knew It, by Susan Beth Pfeffer, on Tue Apr 9 from 7 to 8:30pm • Crash, bang, boom! Make some noise at the library ... really! Preschoolage children will gather for dancing, stories, and colorful projects on Tuesdays, Apr 9 and Apr 23, at 10:30am. • Book Buddies – Children, ages five thru seven, will be paired with teens who will help them discover the joy of reading. Book Buddies will meet on Wed Apr 10 from 4 to 5pm. • Start at the very beginning with “Mousing and More: Computer Basics for Seniors Citizens.” The next class will be held on Fri Apr 12 from 10:15am to 12n. Call 854-2752 to register. • Teens: Learn the basics of writing and drawing manga during a two-hour workshop on Sat Apr 13 beginning at 2pm. Supplies will be provided. • Grab your favorite stuffed animal! In celebration of National Library Week, “Brunch with a Buddy” will take place on Tue Apr 16 at 10:30am. Guests will enjoy a scrumptious array of treats. 29 Warwick Road Haddonfield, NJ 856-429-0403

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 Celebrate Earth Day by using little elbow grease. The Saddler’s Woods Conservation Association (SWCA) will hold its rain-or-shine Earth Day Celebration on Sat Apr 20 from 9:30am to 1pm. This year marks the 43rd anniversary of Earth Day and the 10th anniversary of the permanent protection of the Haddon Townshipowned woods. The area includes an old growth section, young woodlands, wetlands, and a meadow. The Saddler’s Woods Earth Day Celebration is being sponsored by REI of Marlton and Subaru. Both sponsors have granted funds to SWCA throughout its nine years as a non-profit organization to assist Haddon Township with the management and restoration of Saddler’s Woods. During that time, SWCA has managed well over $250,000 in restoration grants from organizations like the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, Conservation Resources Inc, Camden County Division of Environmental Affairs, and the William G. Rohrer Charitable Foundation. Volunteers are needed to weed invasive plants, maintain trails, and remove litter on Apr 20. Participants will meet at the Saddler’s Woods’ Welcome Area, off of MacArthur Blvd. Refreshments will be available for famished volunteers – bring a reusable cup. Wear waterproof boots, long pants, and long sleeves. Pre-register to pitch in by Wed Apr 10 at saddlerswoods.org. Registration will be limited to the first 100 volunteers. 869-7372

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 If you’ve ever searched for your seat in a dimly lit auditorium while silently pleading with the theatre gods, “Please, let this show be good,” then you owe it to yourself to see the Ritz Theatre’s rendition of The Drowsy Chaperone, a show created with a single goal ... to entertain. Written as a valentine to the larger-than-life musical comedies of the Roaring Twenties, The Drowsy Chaperone has received numerous Tony Awards and Drama Desk Awards since its debut on Broadway in 2006. The show-within-ashow spins to life when a die-hard theatre fan places his favorite cast album on his turntable. This action transforms his drab and lonely apartment into a glitzy Broadway stage – the perfect backdrop for the rollicking tale of a showgirl who endeavors to find, and keep, her true love. The musical romp will take center stage beginning with a preview show on Thu Apr 18 at 7:30pm. Shows will take place on Friday and Saturday evenings at 8pm thru May 18. Wednesday night shows will take place at 7:30pm on May 1 and on May 15. Sunday matinees will take place thru May 12 at 2pm. An additional matinee will take place on Tue May 7 at 10am. Tickets cost $22 to $35; group rates are available. The fully accessible Ritz Theatre is located at 915 White Horse Pike in Haddon Township. For tickets, call 858-5230 or e-mail ritztheatreco.org. Next up: Xanadu will be presented from Thu Jul 11 thru Sat Aug 10.

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 The Haddon Towncar provides free shopping and recreational transportation to Township seniors – aged 60 and over – and those who are certified disabled. Call 854-1176 x4125 for details. • Mon Apr 1 – Wegmans/Shop Rite first pick-up at 10am; second pick-up at 11am. • Wed Apr 3 – Special Trip to Trump Taj Mahal. Guests will enjoy a buffet, $25 in casino coin, and a show for $42. Call for reservations. • Thu Apr 4 – Acme/Thriftway/Library/Plaza first pick-up at 10am; Shop Rite second pick-up at 11am. • Mon Apr 8 – Wegmans/Shop Rite first pick-up at 10am; second pick-up at 11am. • Wed Apr 10 – Deptford Mall shopping. • Thu Apr 11 – Acme/Thriftway/Library/Plaza first pick-up at 10am; Shop Rite second pick-up at 11am. • Mon Apr 15 – Wegmans/Shop Rite first pickup at 10am; second pick-up at 11am. • Wed Apr 17 – Trader Joe’s/Whole Foods. • Thu Apr 18 – Acme/Thriftway/Library/Plaza first pick-up at 10am; second pick-up at 11am. • Mon Apr 22 – Wegmans/Shop Rite first pickup at 10am; second pick-up at 11am.

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 Edison Elementary School will host its annual school fair on Fri May 3, from 6 to 9pm, on school grounds (205 Melrose Ave., Haddon Twp). Revelers will enjoy food, games, a moon bounce, an auction, and more. 858-3141

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 Brush up on your foraging skills! The Westmont Fire Company Ladies Auxiliary will host its inaugural Scavenger Hunt on Sat May 4. Teams of four are invited to register for this rain-or-shine event. Event registration and the distribution of the hunt list will begin at Westmont Fire Company No. 1 (120 Haddon Ave) at 11am. The hunt will commence at 12n and lead participants through the wilds of Westmont and the surrounding area. A barbecue – and awards ceremony – will be held in the back lot of the firehouse at 5pm. Participants must be 18 or older. Each team is permitted one car and one digital camera. Register your team now! The cost is $50 per team prior to Mon Apr 15 and $75 per team thereafter. Forms are available at haddontwp.com (click on “News & Events”). E-mail: scavengerhunt@westmontfireco.org.

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 When you venture to Township’s Go Green Event in the Westmont Theatre parking lot on Sat Apr 20, from 10am to 2pm, be sure to bring the following items for recycling: gently worn shoes, papers for shredding, unwanted clothing and household items, electronics, chip bags, drink pouches, and candy wrappers. After recycling your unwanted items, peruse the eco-friendly offerings at this rainor-shine extravaganza. Be sure to check out Rizzo’s Reptile Discovery program (11:30am to 12:30pm), the face painting, recycling games, and more! bprince@ haddontwp.com

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The Juniors are organizing an evening of Phillies’ fun

 Spring has arrived and it’s time to start thinking baseball! Join the Collingswood Juniors will sponsor a gathering at Philadelphia’s Citizens Bank Park on Wed Apr 24. The Philadelphia Phillies will take on the Pittsburgh Pirates beginning at 7:05pm. Tickets cost $28 (Section 307). Proceeds from ticket sales will benefit local charities. Contact Jamie at jamie.gusrang@gmail.com to reserve your seat.

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 Perkins Center in Collingswood (30 Irvin Ave) will sponsor “Handcrafted” – an evening of artistry, locally brewed beer, food pairings, live music, and a silent auction – on Sat May 18 beginning at 7pm. Handmade beer steins, original artwork, and one-of-a-kind items will make the silent auction unique. Featured breweries will include Yuengling, Lancaster Brewing Company, Yards Brewing Company, East Coast Beer Company, Tuckahoe Brewing Company, Vault, Philadelphia Distilling, and Flying Fish Brewery. Root beer from Boylan Bottling Company will also be served. Are you a fan of food trucks? Two of Philadelphia’s most popular food trucks – Say Cheese and Street Food Philly – will cater Handcrafted. Desserts – provided by Collingswood’s My Little Kupkake – will be served in Perkins’ upstairs lounge. Tell your friends! A bus will shuttle out-of-town guests to and from the Perkins Center location in Moorestown (395 Kings Hwy). Call 833-0009 for details. Tickets cost $45 each and can be purchased at perkinscenter.org. Proceeds will benefit the education efforts of Perkins Center.

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› Taxes got you down? Never fear ... AARP is here! The AARP Tax-Aide Program, in conjunction with the Internal Revenue Service, is providing low- and moderate-income tax payers with free assistance throughout tax season. AARP Tax-Aide is a free service provided by volunteers who are trained to answer questions and prepare Federal and New Jersey income tax returns and Property Tax Reimbursement forms. Returns are prepared and filed electronically. Complex returns, such as those involving businesses and rental income, will not be prepared. Be sure to bring a copy of last year’s return, all relevant tax statements, receipts, and forms, and a Social Security card or SSA-1099 form for each taxpayer and dependent in your household. If you received a Property Tax Reimbursement form in the mail, bring it along. The program will be held at Collingswood Public Library (771 Haddon Ave) on Fridays, from 12n to 4pm, thru Apr 12. Tax-Aide volunteers will also be stationed in Haddon Township at Rohrer Library (15 MacArthur Blvd) on Tuesdays, from 12n to 4pm, thru Apr 9. For details, call 1-888-AARPNOW or visit aarp.org/taxaide.

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â&#x20AC;ş On Thu Apr 11, from 7 to 8:30pm, the Collingswood Public Library (771 Haddon Ave) will sponsor a program about African-American Civil War soldiers. The program will feature Lonely Bones, a documentary about Johnson Cemetery in Camden. After the film is screened, a presentation by Andrew Coldren of the Salem County Historical Society will complement the documentary. Johnson Cemetery is the resting place of many African-American Civil War soldiers. The cemetery is now a park, with the stones laid flat; many of the stones are covered in debris or gone completely. Bring your questions and comments with you! Coldren will discuss the history of AfricanAmerican soldiers from Camden, the sanctity of burial sites, and significance of the Civil War in American and world history. 858-0649

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ďŁ&#x17E; The First Baptist Church of Collingswood (Frazer and Maple Ave) will present a Good Friday drama, titled â&#x20AC;&#x153;Where Were You?â&#x20AC;? on Mar 29 beginning at 7pm. Attendees will experience an interpretation of the final hours of Jesusâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s life leading up to the cross. Childcare will be provided for children up to age three. The First Baptist Church will also host an Easter Sunday Celebration on Mar 31. All are welcome. Easter breakfast will begin at 9:30am. The Easter Sunday service, titled â&#x20AC;&#x153;The Radical Jesus: A Radical Mission,â&#x20AC;? will commence a 10:30am. 854-1540; fbcoc.com

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Collingswood welcomes Symphony in C

ďŁ&#x17E; Music Director Rossen Milanov and Board Chairman Robert Kugler recently announced that Symphony in Câ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s administrative and box offices have relocated to Collingswood (576 Haddon Ave). Symphony in C will perform its annual Concerts for Young People at the Scottish Rite Auditorium in Collingswood, but will continue to perform all of its subscription concerts at Gordon Theater, Rutgers-Camden Center for the Arts. Symphony in C will continue its commitment to the City of Camden, providing daily instrumental instruction in many of Camdenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s schools, while exploring new opportunities in Collingswood. Symphony in Câ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s next performance will take place at Haddonfieldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Markeim Arts Center (104 Walnut Ave) on Sat Apr 13. Symphony in C will present its final concert in the series featuring Joseph Haydnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s â&#x20AC;&#x153;String Quartetâ&#x20AC;? beginning at 8pm. The program will begin with Giuseppe Tartiniâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s â&#x20AC;&#x153;Trumpet Concerto in D Major, D53,â&#x20AC;? featuring Caleb Hudson on trumpet. Haydnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s The Seven Last Words of Christ will conclude the program. Tickets cost $25; call 963-6683 for details. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re thrilled to have Symphony in C in Collingswood,â&#x20AC;? said Mayor Jim Maley. â&#x20AC;&#x153;This adds so much to our reputation as a town that supports the arts. The possibilities for partnership between the borough and Symphony in C are endless. Thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s going to be a lot to look forward to.â&#x20AC;? Nationally recognized as a training ground for up-and-coming musicians, Symphony in C is the only professional training orchestra in the MidAtlantic to provide musical performance training and career development services for musicians pursuing orchestral careers. For further information about Symphony in C, visit symphonyinc.org.

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ďŁ&#x17E; In an effort to protect the well-being of the boroughâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s citizens and the environment, a Medicine Collection Day will take place at Collingswood Police Department, 735 Atlantic Ave N, on Sat Apr 27 from 10am to 2pm. Collingswood residents are encouraged to turn in their unwanted prescription medications, over-the-counter medications, ointments, sprays, inhalers, creams, vials, and pet medications. Turning in unwanted medications will help keep drugs out of the hands of substance abusers, prevent childhood poisonings, and protect local waterways. Following collection, medications will be disposed of safely. Studies show that a majority of abused prescription drugs are taken from medicine cabinets at home or from family and friends. Each day, approximately 2,500 teens use prescription drugs to get high for the first time according to the Partnership for a Drug Free America. Unused medications should never be flushed or poured down the drain. Water reclamation facilities are not designed to remove all medicines from the waste stream. Various levels of antibiotics, anti-depressants, veterinary drugs, birth control hormones, and other substances have been detected in waterways across the United States. Research suggests that hormones found in pharmaceuticals may cause abnormalities in the reproductive cycles of fish. In addition, antibiotics in the environment may contribute to the development of drug-resistant bacteria. This medicine collection event is for Collingswood residents only. Do not bring illegal drugs, biohazardous material, needles/sharps, or personal care products (shampoo, soaps, lotions, sunscreens, etc). For further information, call 854-1313 or 8541901

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 Members of the Friends of the Farmers’ Market will host their annual Kickoff Brunch on Sun Apr 7. If you would like to learn more about volunteering at the Collingswood Farmers’ Market, here’s the perfect opportunity! Each week, volunteers set up and staff the market’s information/ merchandise tent, set up the music tent and equipment, and arrange seating at the Irvin Ave-end of the market. The Friends of the Farmers’ Market offers volunteers many opportunities to contribute to the success of the market. If you enjoy people-watching and meeting new people, then you have what it takes to volunteer! Contact Anne Vogelmann at 854-9588 or ododie@ comcast.net for details about the Kickoff Brunch. 12

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 Members of the Proud Neighbors will celebrate the civic organization’s 30th anniversary with its ever-popular the Porch Brunch and House Tour on Sun May 19. Homes on the tour will reflect a variety of housing styles, architecture, and neighborhood locations. Some homes feature historic architectural characteristics while others have a decorator’s flair or a cozy, colorful ambiance. This year’s tour will feature five private homes and two historic homesteads. The annual Porch Brunch and House Tour is designed to raise awareness about historic preservation and showcase the borough’s friendly atmosphere. It’s also a fundraising event which marks National Preservation month. Tickets for the tour cost $15 in advance; $18 on the day of tour. Discounted advance tour-only tickets are available at the following locations: Bauhaus Hair Design Studio (788 Haddon Ave), Borough Hall (678 Haddon Ave), and Grooveground (647 Haddon Ave). Combination brunch-and-tour tickets cost $28. Advance reservations are required for brunch. Call Alice/Ed at 854-6129 to reserve your brunchand-tour tickets. For further information, e-mail: info@proudneighborsofcollingswood.org Care to volunteer your time – or your baked goods – to the cause? Adult brunch staff, adult tour staff, and students are needed to make the the Porch Brunch and House Tour a success. Call 858-1766 to discuss these opportunities. Commit now, bake later! To donate homemade muffins, quickbreads, and/or desserts, call 8548891. Save this date! Brunch volunteers, captains, and porch homeowners will be invited to a brunch tasting at 125 Harvard Ave on Mon May 6 beginning at 7pm. Volunteer your time and energy and join the fun!

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 The Members the Policemen’s Benevolent Association Local #257 are conducting their annual fundraising event. PBA Local #257 consists of full-time and retired officers from Collingswood, Haddon Township, and Oaklyn. In the past, donations have made it possible for the organization  Looking for away to support the Collingswood to fund scholarships High School Band while having a great time? The and athletic programs. Band Boosters will sponsor a fundraising Comedy Donations have also Cabaret at Corollo’s Restaurant (200 Route 73 N, helped Local #257 support veterans’ Marlton) on Fri May 10 at 9pm. Doors will open organizations, senior 45-minutes prior to the show. citizen groups, and the Tickets for the Comedy Cabaret cost $20 per Special Olympics. person. Tickets may be purchased online at comedycabaret.com under the “Fundraiser Shows” To lend your support, tab. Proceeds will benefit the Collingswood High make checks payable to: PBA Local #257, PO School Marching Band. Box 185, Collingswood. 534-6123

 Collingswood Public Library will celebrate National Poetry Month with Poem in Your Pocket Day. When you check out books on Thu Apr 18, you will be given poems to put in your pockets to share with family and friends throughout the day. See the library’s display of poems and try to guess which staff member chose them! A winner will be randomly selected from those with the correct answers. The lucky winner will walk away with – you guessed it! – a book of poetry.

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 Did you know that Lourdes Wellness Center offers a slew of free programs? Call 1-888LOURDES for class location and registration information. Check out lourdeswellnesscenter.org for a full schedule of classes. Coming up: • Learn the ins and outs of “Advanced Directives and Living Wills” on Thu Apr 18 from 5:30 to 6:30pm. • “An Introduction to Acupuncture” will be offered on Tue Apr 23, from 1 to 2pm. • Ronald Ciccone, MD, will discuss neurotransmitters on Wed Apr 24, from 6:30 to 8pm.

Give your neighbors a break!

 In an effort to safeguard those who choose to travel by foot, the Borough of Collingswood is kicking off a Pedestrian Safety Initiative this spring. The program, titled “Stop at the Sign or Pay the Fine,” will remind drivers to follow pedestrian safety regulations, by punishing those who put pedestrians at risk. The program mandates the enforcement of traffic laws which curb speeding and discourage illegal u-turns. Drivers will be required to come to full stops at signs and obey crosswalk laws. The Borough will also improve signage and hire parttime workers this summer to repaint crosswalks throughout town. “We’re known as a walkable town ... so we want to keep residents and visitors as safe as possible. We get a lot of feedback on this issue. It’s a major concern for us especially in the spring when people flock to town for warm-weather events, shopping, and dining,” said Collingswood Mayor Jim Maley. The Borough already staffs crossing guards; it has installed bump outs and other traffic-calming devices in the downtown along Haddon Ave. The “Stop at the Sign or Pay the Fine” program will increase the current budget for other trafficcalming measures. collingswood.com

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Introducing: Fresh Start

 Collingswood Fresh Start is an independent, non-partisan committee of Collingswood residents who believe that the borough needs new leadership and a fresh perspective. Fresh start advocates fiscal responsibility, transparency, and respect for all of the borough’s residents. Fresh Start has endorsed Ian Wachstein and Hugh McGuire for Borough Commission. Recently, Fresh Start hosted a kickoff meeting. To learn about other upcoming meetings and activities, visit collingswoodfreshstart.com or the group’s facebook page, facebook.com/pages/Collingswood-Fresh-Start/ 321439984644847?ref=ts&fref=ts.

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 The Collingswood Public Library’s Storytime – designed for local preschoolers – will is back and better than ever this spring! Each Thursday, starting at 10am, tots will get together for stories, songs, finger plays, a snack, and a play period. A theme-related craft will be given to each child to take home. Adults can relax with a cup of coffee. Programs will include: • Apr 11 – Poem in Your Pocket • Apr 18 – You Belong @ Your Library • Apr 11 – Tell Me, Tree. To register, call Carol or Dot at 858-0649.

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 Sidestep the malls and have a ball at Thomas Sharp Elementary PTA’s Spring Fling vendor event. The extravaganza will take place at the Collingswood Community Center (28 Collings Ave) on Sun Apr 21 from 2 to 5pm. Doors will open at 1:30pm. This event is free and open to the public. Shoppers will enjoy light refreshments and fountain drinks while admiring the goods of over 30 participating vendors. Vendors will include Park Lane Jewelry, Discovery Toys, Miche Bags, Stampin’ Up, Stella and Dot, IGC Precious Metal Buyers, and more. Take a chance on the raffle baskets and you may leave with a prize on your arm. Proceeds will benefit the Thomas Sharp Elementary PTA. wildcat.fran@icloud.com

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 In honor of Earth Day, Dustless Hardwood Floors is encourage recycling from Mon Apr 1 thru Tue Apr 30 by hosting a used-toy and book drive. Bring your gently used items to the showroom (487 Haddon Ave, Ste A; 833-0024). Books and toys will be donated to the Collingswood Head Start program. Items may be dropped inside during normal business hours – Monday thru Thursday, 10am to 2pm – or left on the covered porch after hours. The collection will build on the success of the annual holiday toy drive, started by Collingswood’s Susan Tucker.

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 Are you a nature nut? The Audubon Wildlife Society may be just what the doctor ordered. On Mon Apr 8, Dr Laurie Goodrich, a biologist at Hawk Mountain Sanctuary, will present a program titled “An Inside Look at the Life of a Migrating Hawk.” The meeting will commence at 7pm. On Sat Apr 27, nature lovers will venture to Long Bridge Park in Burlington County to observe migrants and passerines. Bob Duke will lead the expedition. The Audubon Wildlife Society boasts about 80 members. Meetings are held September thru May, trips take place yearround. Membership – $15 per year – covers newsletters, speakers, and field trips. To learn more, visit audubonwildlifesociety. org, or e-mail patbrundage@comcast. net.

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Searching for your dream job?

 Kick your job search into high gear this spring. The Camden County Board of Freeholders will host a Job Fair on Thu Apr 4, from 10am to 2pm, at the Collingswood Grand Ballroom (315 White Horse Pike). Who knows? This Job Fair could be a key stop on your career path. Be sure to dress for success and bring copies of your updated resumé. Could your resumé use some work? Visit jobs4jersey.com to build a complete, detailed resumé that includes the skills and experience employers are looking for. If you’ve already written your resumé, you can simply upload or paste it into jobs4jersey.com, then update it as needed. Employers are urged to take part in this free event by registering at camdencounty.com.

Minding the Manor

 Collingswood Manor, a United Methodist Homes lifecare community located at 460 Haddon Ave, offers many activities and services which are open to all: • A Good Friday service will be held on Mar 29 at 2pm in the Chapel. • An Easter Sunday service will be held on Mar 31 at 2pm in the Chapel. • Open House events will be held on Fri Apr 12 and on Thu May 16 from 10am to 2pm. Stop by for a tour, information, and an opportunity to hobnob with residents. • The Monthly Book Club generally meets in the Library at Collingswood Manor on the last Wednesday of the month at 3:30pm. All are welcome! Next: On Apr 24 the club will discuss Bel Canto by Ann Patchett. Call 854-4331 x204 for information. • A Lunch N’ Learn event will take place on Sat Apr 27 from 10am to 1pm. Take a tour and enjoy a meal prepared the culinary staff. Call Barbara at 854-4331 x115 to reserve your spot. • A Red Cross Blood Drive will be held at Collingswood Manor on Tue May 28 from 2 to 7pm. Call Barbara at 854-4331 x126 to reserve your spot. (Dropins are also welcome!)

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Be seen and heard!

 Residents and business owners are encouraged to attend Collingswood’s next Town Forum scheduled for Wed Apr 17 at 7pm. The event will be held at the Community Center, located at 30 Collings Ave. Those who attend will be given the opportunity to pose questions to the mayor and commissioners. All are welcome to share their ideas and meet their neighbors. collingswood.com

Attn: Tiny tots (and their parents!)

 Tiny Tot Storytime, for little ones ages 18- to 35months old, will meet on Wednesday and Friday mornings at the Collingswood Public Library (771 Haddon Ave). Storytime programs begin at 10am in the Peter Childs Meeting Room. Toddlers enjoy simple stories, finger plays, and songs. Caretakers must pre-register their children. No walk-ins are permitted; there is a limit of 12 children per session. To register, call 858-0649. Registration for the April sessions will begin on Fri Apr 5. Parents may register their little ones for programs on Wednesdays (Apr 10, Apr 17, and Apr 24) or on Fridays (Apr 12, Apr 19, and Jan 26). Registration for the May sessions will begin on Fri May 3. Parents may register their little ones for programs on Wednesdays (May 8, May 15, and May 22) or on Fridays (May 10, May 17, and May 24). Registration for the June sessions will begin on Fri May 31. Parents may register their little ones for programs on Wednesdays (Jun 5, Jun 12, and Jun 19) or on Fridays (Jun 7, Jun 14, and Jun 21).

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Dine and dance the evening away to the music of Sam and Betty. See a demonstration of dance from 1700s. At Holiday Inn Cherry Hill. $50. • Saturday, April 6 – 8am to 8pm (registration required)

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A community-wide food-packing event. At Presbyterian Church. Details: Gerry Rice gerviola@mac.com. • Saturday, April 27 – 10am – 2pm

All Rhoads Lead to Crows Woods: A Tricentennial Earth Day Celebration Celebrating Haddonfield’s natural history and honoring Samuel Nicholson Rhoads, a prominent 19th century naturalist. Sponsored by the Historical Society, Shade Tree Commission, Environmental Commission and Sustainable Haddonfield. At Crows Woods. $Free. Details: Kim Custer 856-616-1657. • Friday, May 3 – 10am – 8pm

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 Celebrate local history with a visit to the Collings-Knight House located across the street from Knight Park at 500 Collings Ave in Collingswood. The following free events are open to the public: • On Sat Apr 13, the Collings-Knight House’s Annual Business Meeting will be held followed by the Camden County Readers’ Theatre Project’s interpretation of John Steinbeck’s Grapes of Wrath. The program will take place from 2 to 4pm. Take a break from your income taxes to savor a Steinbeck classic. The meeting will be brief; the readings will be entertaining. • An Open House event will be held on Sun May 19 from 1 to 5pm. If you haven’t seen the Collings-Knight House’s latest restoration work, stop by for a tour! A private reception for members and donors will be held beginning at 5pm. • Meet Gabriel and Adrianne Parent, the authors of Gloucester City, the latest local book in Arcadia’s “Images of America” series, on Sat Jun 8. From 2 to 4pm, the Parents will discuss and sign copies of their book. Copies of the book will be available for purchase. 240-7098

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 Bask in the glory of the region’s hottest classic cars and motorcycles on Cruise Night. This season’s kickoff event will take place on Thu Apr 18, from 6 to 9pm, along Haddon Ave. Residents and guests will not only get to ogle the cars and motorcycles lining the street – the evening also promises dining opportunities, fun, and live music by No Relation Band (norelationband.com) and Full Blown Cherry (myspace.com/fullblowncherry). The fresh-air fiesta is free – don’t miss it. Can’t make it in April? Don’t despair! Cruise Night will be held on the 3rd Thursday of each month, thru October. Have a set of wheels that you’d like to display? Registration will be held at the Community Center (30 Collings Ave) from 4:45pm to 6:30pm, on Cruise Night. Registration costs $5 per car. Trophies are bestowed at the end of the evening. Haddon Ave is open for traffic on Cruise Nights. For information on sponsorships, getting involved, or registration, call 858-9275. collingswood.com/entertainment/cruise-night

Jazz Bridge pulls strings for local musicians

The 10th season of the First Thursday Collingswood Jazz Series is in full swing. Jazz Bridge, Philadelphia’s most prolific jazz presenter, continues to sponsor high-caliber neighborhood concerts in Collingswood. Jazz Bridge was established by a group of compassionate musicians and fans who remain committed to helping area jazz and blues musicians in times of crisis by providing confidential and caring support in a manor which safeguards each musician’s dignity. Through concert-ticket sales, donations, and grants, Jazz Bridge is able to provide assistance to musicians who are coping with personal, financial, and legal issues. Concert events take place at the Collingswood Community Center (30 Collings Ave), on the first Thursday of each month, beginning at 7:30pm. Next up: Harpist Gloria Galante will dominate the stage on Apr 4. Galante has toured internationally as a solo artist, a chamber musician, and as a member of various ensembles. She composes original works, transcriptions, and therapeutic pieces for the harp. She is also the director of the Harp Ensemble at West Chester University’s College of the Visual and Performing Arts, the director of the university’s annual Harp Festival, and the school’s Harp Camp. Galante is a teaching artist for the prestigious Pennsylvania Council of the Arts. Concert admission will cost $10 per person ($5 for students). First Thursday jazz events are BYOB; free soft drinks are served. Remember: April is Jazz Month! To make a tax-deductible donation to support the work of Jazz Bridge, go to jazzbridge.org/donate. If you are a local jazz musician in need of assistance – or if you would like to receive the organization’s newsletter – call 215-517-8337 or e-mail info@ jazzbridge.org

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GEMS Every Wed 9:00a to 11:00a First Baptist Church of Collingswood 854-0868

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Tiny Tots Storytime (Ages 18 to 36 months) Every Wed and Fri 10:00a Public Library 858-0649 Toddler Playgroup Every Tue 9:30a to 11:00a Every Wed 9:30a to 11:00a Collingswood Presbyterian Church (30 Fern Ave) 854-4523

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Board of Education 4th Mon 8:00p Zane North School

Historic Board 2nd Thu 7:00p Borough Hall Housing Authority 3rd Mon 5:30p (Dec: 2nd Mon) Collingswood Arms 854-1077

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AARP Social Hour/Meeting Last Mon 1:00p (except Jun Jul Aug) Community Center 858-0840

American Legion 2nd Mon 7:30p Tatem Shields Post 17 (Atlantic Ave) 667-7135

AARP Tax-Aide Every Fri 12:00n to 4:00p (thru Apr 12) Public Library 858-0649

American Legion Ladies Auxiliary 2nd Mon 7:30p Tatem Shields Post 17 (Atlantic Ave) 854-7402

Planning Board 4th Mon 7:00p Borough Hall

Alzheimer’s Association Support Group 4th Mon 4:00p Collingswood Manor 854-4331 x302

Shade Tree Commission 2nd Wed 5:30p Public Library 854-0720, x125

Line Dancing for Seniors Every Fri 1:00p to 2:00p Community Center 854-4440

Zoning Board 1st Wed 7:00p Borough Hall

Senior Citizens Meeting 3rd Wed 1:30p Community Center 854-4440

Junior Women’s Club 3rd Tue 7:30p Public Library 858-0980 Order of the Eastern Star 2nd Thu 7:30p Collingswood Cloud Masonic Lodge 722-9150 Rotary Club Every Wed 12:15p Cafe Antonio 772-4905

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Travel down the rabbit hole with Alice in Wonderland

› BalletFleming and dancers from the Tricia Sloan Dance School will present a classic, family friendly interpretation of Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland at the Scottish Rite Theatre (315 White Horse Pike) this spring. The original ballet adventure will be choreographed by former New York City Ballet dancer and renowned choreographer Christopher Fleming. Follow Alice down the rabbit hole as she encounters the weird and wonderful characters of Wonderland. Watch as Alice meets a White Rabbit, has tea with the Mad Hatter, and plays a treacherous game of croquet with the Queen of Hearts. Alice in Wonderland is the first event in a partnership between this the Scottish Rite Theatre and BalletFleming. Performances will take place on Sat May 11 at 1pm and 5 p.m. Tickets cost $22 and $25 each, and are available at balletfleming. org or by calling 215-454-2858. The goal of Philadelphia’s BalletFleming – established in 2010 – is to inspire, engage, entertain, and educate the public.

Rock and roll in the aisles

 When temperatures drop, the Scottish Rite Auditorium (315 White Horse Pike) heats up! The following shows will be sponsored by the Camden County Board of Freeholders: • Blues legend Buddy Guy will stop by the Scottish Rite on Thu Apr 11. His show will commence at 7:30pm. • Let folk-rock band America take you back to the ’70’s – in a good way! – on Wed Apr 17. The show will start at 7:30pm For information, visit ticketmaster.com or collingswood.com/ entertainment/theaterand-ballroom/#concerts, or call 858-1000.

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Business & Professional Directory ACCOUNTANTS MICHAEL BUTTIL CPA Business and individual. Payroll. Tax returns. No charge for initial financial planning consultation. michaelbuttil-cpa.com 856 905-8786 SINCLAIR ASSOCIATES LLC Tax and accounting service. Small business and individual. 101 Windsor Ave, Haddonfield www.1040.pro 856 354-2266 APARTMENTS PEWTER VILLAGE COLLINGSWOOD Apartment community exclusively for adults aged 55+. 1058 Eldridge Avenue. pewtervillage.com 856 854-8878 ROGER’S WALk Brand new, one- and twobedroom apartments. 2100 Deal Drive, Mt. Laurel rogerswalk.com 856 778-1750 ARCHITECTS MARk BARONE AIA Architecture and design. Contemporary to traditional. Renovations, new construction. 856 429-0868 JAY REINERT AIA Architectural design and project management for fine residential, commercial, retail. Historic preservation. jrarchitecture.co (no “m”) 856 383-9003 THOMAS B WAGNER AIA Architecture, interior design, preservation, consulting. wagnerarchitect.com 856 795-4550 (Haddonfield) AUTO SERVICE GROVE AUTO SERVICE Foreign and domestic. ASE master technicians. 75 Grove Street, Haddonfield 856 616-8140 Jim or John PRO IMPORTS Specializing in repairs to all foreign cars. 309 Haddon Ave, Collingswood 856-751-9400 Tim Mauro BATH & kITCHEN DESIGN WEINSTEIN’S SHOWROOM Come in and browse our bath and kitchen designs. 816 Haddon Ave, Collingswood weinsteinsupply.com 856-833-1576 BATHTUB REFINISHING ARS TUB REFINISHING Quality workmanship 21 years tub and tile refinishing. 856 854-6350 Steve CHILD CARE NEIGHBORHOOD NANNIES In-home care. Full-time, parttime, temporary, occasional. Members, Int’l Nanny Assn. neighborhoodnannies.net 856 795-5833 S. Costantino 856 795-58 CHIMNEY SWEEPS CLEAN SWEEP Chimney repairs and relining. Animal removal. Duct cleaning. 856 354-0675 546-4606 Harry Haeffner III PAUL’S CHIMNEY SERVICE Holiday special $99.99 for any fireplace, wood stove, or heater. No mess. References. 28 years. 888 587-1614

CHIROPRACTORS DR SHARI SALUCk From auto to sports injuries, arthritis or back pain, kids thru seniors. Handling all your needs. Please note our new address: 212 Haddon Ave, Haddonfield 856 354-5090 CLEANING SERVICES COVENANT CLEANING Residential and commercial. Dedicated to excellence. Affordable. Fully insured. 856 685-6020 Rich and Linda GREEN-N-CLEAN Concerned about your health? Call for a FREE 2-hour cleaning on your first service with our non-toxic products. 856 625-1094 Chrisoula LINDA’S SPARkLE HOME CLEANING $70 whole house and up. Free estimates. 856 742-1862 UPSTAIRS DOWNSTAIRS OF HADDONFIELD Want a clean house without toxic chemicals? Try us! We’ve been green since 1980. 856 428-9153 Stefanie Stevens COMPANION SERVICES HEALING HEARTS HOME CARE Experienced, nurturing providers for all ages. Better than a cup of chicken soup. 856 858-3431 Sandy Hoey COMPUTER SERVICES AFFORDABLE COMPUTER REPAIR 24/7 service. Will come to you. Virus removal, troubleshooting, networking. Free estimates. bhayes130@gmail.com 856 449-8379 Brad CONTRACTORS ANDRESEN CONSTRUCTION Historic restoration, additions, renovations. Kitchens, bathrooms, basements. Lic: NJ 13VH06508000 856 795-1480 MEDORO CUSTOM BUILDERS Custom homes, additions, kitchen and bath renovations. General contracting. ralph@medorobuilders.com 856 753-0134 Ralph Medoro CONCRETE ALL-PHASE MASONRY LLC Brick, block, concrete step repairs, pointing, pavers, patios, driveways. No job too small. Visa MasterCard. Insured. NJ Lic # 13VH00676600 856 933-1436 Carmen Sarno COUNSELING MIRIAM BRODERICk Counseling for individuals, couples, families. Substance abuse & addiction treatment. 856 520-8737 Haddonfield Miriam M Broderick MTS LCADC CCS DUCT SERVICE CLEAN SWEEP Duct cleaning. Chimney repairs and relining. Animal removal. 856 354-0675 546-4606 Harry Haeffner III

ELECTRICIANS CHET’S ELECTRIC LLC Residential design, repair, installation. Free estimates. All calls returned. Small jobs welcome. Insured, bonded. Lic: 15747 856 931-0201 Chet Rietheimer S & V ELECTRIC Residential, commercial, contracting. Design, repair, installation. Insured, bonded. Lic: 11797 856 786-7961 Randy Shipley GUTTER SERVICES CLEAN SWEEP Gutter cleaning and repairs. Chimney and duct cleaning. 856 354-0675, 546-4606 Harry Haeffner III FINANCIAL ADVISORS JIM PECkA Member, Ed Slott Elite Advisor Group 36 Tanner Street, Haddonfield jpecka@ptsbrokerage.com 856-354-0988 FURNITURE REPAIR FURNITURE REPAIR SERVICE Free estimates. Upholstery, seams, springs, broken frames, recliner mechanisms, minor touch-up and leather repairs. 856 858-5620 Bob HAVE A SEAT CANING CO All types of seat weaving. Hand and pressed cane, natural and fibre. Rush and flat reed work Satisfaction guaranteed. 856 224-1047 Diane Wagner HANDYMEN & WOMEN BRIGHT STAR HANDYMAN No job to big, no job too small. Free estimates. Lic: 13VH01392900 856 261-1867, 856 448-6148 HANDYMAN/PAINTER Your custom custodian. Inside painting. Window and gutter cleaning. Hang pictures, doors, shelving, grab-bars, and more. 856-546-0144 (24/7). Ed NEIGHBORHOOD HANDYMAN Affordable, reliable. No job too small! Handyman/carpenter. Bob Kitch 609 922-0098 rfkitch@comcast.net rfkitch.homestead.com HOME-HEALTH CARE FREEDOM/CAREMORE NJ’s premier home healthcare resource. Licensed, bonded, insured. Free RN assessment. 856 346-4484 HOMEWATCH CAREGIVERS Hourly and live-in. Caregivers are insured, bonded, and licensed. homewatchcaregivers.com 856 833-9449 HOME IMPROVEMENT LEONETTI BUILDERS Custom kitchens and baths, addition specialists for over 60 years! 856 428-4190 Rich NUSS CONSTRUCTION CO. Additions, basements, kitchens, bathrooms, playrooms. nussconstruction.com 856-988-9982

INSURANCE CONNELLY INSURANCE Need to lower your car insurance premium? Call us! Friendly, independent broker. 44 W. Atlantic Ave, Audubon 856 547-3135 JOHN kOCH / ALLSTATE Auto, home, life, commercial. 316 Haddon Ave, Westmont 856 833-1820 INTERIOR DESIGN INTERIOR ART AND DESIGN Decorative painting. Faux finishes. Venetian plaster. 856 663-2914 Moss Marris LAWN & LANDSCAPE 3D’S LAWN SERVICE & LANDSCAPING 856 979-1303 ALPINE LAWN CARE Complete lawn maintenance. Residential and commercial. Call now for seasonal clean-ups. 856 795-9868 HORTICULTURALIST FOR HIRE Design, custom installation, garden maintenance horticulturalistforhire.com 856 220-0049 Aimee kYLE WRIGHT’S LAWN CARE Lawn care done wright! A locally rooted company. You name it – we do it. 856 547-0101 Kyle Wright RUTNYA LANDSCAPING INC Complete lawn, landscaping maintenance. Custom landscape design and construction. 856 547-5040 Charles Rutnya STEPHEN COAN LLC AT FERRET HOLLOW GARDENS Landscape design, consulting, horticulturalist. Beautiful and creative landscapes and gardens. www.ferrethollowgardens.com 267 251-5855 MUSIC INSTRUCTION kATHLEEN MAYES Lessons and performance on guitar and lute. mayesk@comcast.net 856 858-8902 NICHOLAS WATTS STUDIO Suzuki and traditional piano instruction for age 3 and up. nickwattspiano.com 609-706-7012 OPTOMETRISTS HADDONFIELD VISION Eye exams, contact lens fitting. Contacts, eyewear. 856 427-0788 NJ Lic OA-04481 Dr Judson Moon OD PAINTERS DAVINCI PAINTING Quality work, reasonably priced. Licensed and insured. Free estimates. 856 341-4861 davincipaintingcompany.com TOM’S CUSTOM PAINTING 30 years’ experience in quality interior/exterior work. Power washing. Small home repairs. 856 220-1131 PERSONAL TRAINING SCHOCk FITNESS Personal training services. Call Rebecca for a free consultation. schockfitness.com 215 356-5500 OVER 50 AND FIT Ladies: Is it time to exercise? Call for a free consultation. 856-854-4486 Audrie Over50andFit.com

PEST CONTROL UNITED EXTERMINATING CO Visit our website for a free online estimate: unexco.com 856-428-2511 PET SERVICES ARFER (Always Ready For Every Rover) Exercise. Play dates. Meds. 19 years of service. Insured. 856 429-3712 Joan, Steve Chovit SCAMPER’S PALS Loving pet care in your home. Serving Haddonfield only! Walks, feed, play dates. Meds, insulin therapy, sub-q fluids, post-op care. 856 354-9216 Maryann Campling DOG DIRT DOCTOR “Pooper-Scooper”service. From $10 per week. dogdirtdoctor.com 856 488-7151 Brian PHOTOGRAPHY SWEIGART PHOTOGRAPHY Portraits, family, children, engagements, weddings, more. sweigartphotography.com Located in Collingswood 856 220-9859 Jon Sweigart PLASTER & DRYWALL JOHN BAPTISTE PLASTER Specializing in interior walls, custom plaster/drywall repairs, home renovations. Insured. 856 546-7979 PLASTERING Plaster, patching, chimneys, cracks, brick pointing. 609 553-9642 Padraic PLUMBING/HEATING FILAN & CONNER Plumbing, HVAC, bathroom remodeling. 24-hour emergency service. filanconner.com 856 768-2888 PRINTING & COPIES kWIk kOPY PRINTING Printing, color copies, blueprints, banners. Rubber stamps, business cards, legal forms. 8 Haddon Ave S, Haddonfield (a few doors from Starbucks) 856 428-7391 Dan and Peg PROFESSIONAL PRINTING Printing, copying, color copies, digital printing, large document copies. Free parking. 116 Haddon Ave N, Haddonfield 856 429-8644 Joe McElroy REAL ESTATE THE BETLEY TEAM At Prudential Fox & Roach. betleyteam@pendinoproperties. com 856 816-8849 Mike and Kelly DAVID GOTTARDI At Prudential Fox & Roach. Your old home specialist. 856 428-2600 x 7017 LENNY, VERMAAT & LEONARD Since 1954, the area’s full-service real estate broker. 90 Tanner Street, Haddonfield lvlrealtors.com 856 428-5150 kATE MASTER SIEDELL Prudential Fox & Roach haddonfieldrealtor.com 856 428-2600 x 7040 SUZANNE STOINSkI Prudential Fox & Roach Haddonfield specialists for over 26 years. suzannestoinski@gmail.com

ROOFING & SIDING BEHR BUILDING SERVICES LLC Commercial and residential roofing, gutters, gutter cleaning. Haddonfield. www.behrbuildingservices.com 609-868-2844 JAC CONSTRUCTION LLC Roofing. Vinyl & cement siding. Windows, soffit, trim, gutters, shutters. www.jacconstructionllc.com 856-354-1089 WURSTER ROOFING CO Since 1919. All types of asphalt roofing, low-slope roofing, skylights, gutters, windows, siding, slate, copper, and tin. 227 Highland Ave, Westmont 856 854-2783 SCHOOLS THE BEECHWOOD SCHOOL Half- and full-day classes. 2-1/2 years thru Kindergarten. 441 Beechwood Ave, H’field 856 429-0303 Marge McElroy TANk REMOVAL MOORE’S TANk SERVICES INC Residential oil tank removals and installations. Free estimates. NJDEP-certified. 856 662-2002 Jim Moore TITLE INSURANCE SURETY TITLE AGENCY Title insurance agent. Searches, settlement services. 9 Tanner Street, Haddonfield 856 429-0900 Karen Stevenson TREE SERVICES C. C. TREE EXPERTS Tree removal. Pruning. Hazard tree evaluation. Two NJcertified tree experts on staff. 856 858-1165 WRIGLEY TREE SERVICE Trimming of trees and shrubs. Free estimates and consultation. Insured. 856 429-1899 Stan TUTORING CONFIDENT kIDS One-on-one tutoring. Learn, gain confidence, have fun. Reading, math, writing, subjects, learning differences. 518 Maple, Haddonfield email: mskcats@gmail.com 856 216-1153 Mindy Klarin, MA, M. Ed JOY OF LEARNING TUTORING Need an academic boost in reading, math, or science? Certified NJ and PA teachers. 856-962-9428 Julia, Anthony MATH & SAT TUTORING NJ-certified math teacher, middle school thru college. All SAT sections including essay. Reasonable rates. Flexible. mrbhollander@yahoo.com 609 471-0893 Barry Hollander

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Got fiber?

› Would you like to learn to knit, crochet, make quilts, spin (make your own yarn), and more? The Fiber Arts Guild meets on the 2nd Tuesday of each month at ExtraordinaryED (710 Haddon Ave, Collingswood) from 7:30 to 9:30pm. 858-2159

Feeling lucky? What have your neighbors been up to?  The Collingswood Community Senior Citizens is sponsoring a slew of casino bus trips. The group to sponsors a trip every other week – rain, snow, wind, or hail! For details and reservations, call Frank at 858-8255. All are welcome!

 4 Towns 4 Art is a celebration of visual art in the communities of Collingswood, Haddon Township, Oaklyn, Haddonfield. Its mission is to give local, independent artists a platform to share their creative processes and to encourage the ongoing financial support of artists in our area. Organizers of 4 Towns 4 Art have amassed a list of 18 local artists who have agreed to participate in the inaugural Open Studio Tour on Sat Apr 6 from 11am to 6pm. It will begin at 7 Emerald Ave in Haddon Township. Artists will conduct tours of their home studios and workshops throughout the day. After meeting visitors at their studios, the artists will gather at a reception which will allow them to meet each other. For tour details, visit 4 Towns 4 Art on Facebook at facebook.com/ 4Towns4Art. Spread the word!

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... but the Liberty Lake 5 Star Points Program takes youth development to the next level. We teach LIFE SKILLS and inspire young people to change the world! Every moment of every day at Liberty Lake is an opportunity to make a positive impact. Through our dynamic “Freedom of Choice” Elective Program, campers customize their days with over 60 week-long activities covering all aspects of Athletics, Fine Arts, Performing Arts, Gifted/Talented, and Adventure.

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Each day’s adventure starts when kids board the bus at the Haddonfield Acme. Destination: Bordentown NJ Exit 52A on Route 295, only 25 minutes away!

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Our daily “Spirit Events” capture a positive energy and spirit of community normally found only at sleepaway camp. Through this extensive programming, the 5 Star Points of Youth Development remain in the forefront of our mission with your children. To learn more about this unique approach to summer camp, visit us online, and then in person at our Tour Days on Sunday, February 24 or Sunday, March 10, between 11am and 3pm. We love our Haddonfield and Collingswood families, and look forward to meeting you and yours!

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Lace up for life

›You can help children living with cancer – every step of the way – by participating in Go4theGoal’s “Richard’s Run” on Sun May 5, at 9am. Athletes will begin the 5k run/walk at the Cooper River Park track (North Park Drive, Pennsauken) and enjoy a scenic course all the way to the finish line. Cooper River Park encompasses parts of Collingswood, Pennsauken, Cherry Hill, and Haddon Township. The event will be held rain or shine. Pre-register for $25 – and be guaranteed a t-shirt – by visiting go4thegoal.org. Those who register on race day will be charged $30. Participants are asked to arrive at the track at least an hour before the race. Registration will be held from 7:30 to 8:45am. Refreshments will be available after the race. Awards will be given to the top male and female finishers in various age categories. Proceeds will benefit the Go4theGoal Foundation in its mission to fund research support children and families affected by cancer. Go4theGoal strives to provide financial and emotional support to children battling cancer. To learn more, visit go4thegoal.org.

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Clean out those closets for GOOD! Haddon Township is pleased to announce the 5th Annual “Go Green” Event taking place April 2O. R OR AIN SHIN E

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Family Fun: ✔ Face Painting

✔ Recycling Games ✔ “Discover Green” with Rizzo’s Reptile Program for kids – from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm ✔ And so much more...