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Before you consider venturing into the city, paying tolls, and jockeying for a parking space, check out Haddonfield’s theatre scene! • Hurry! Plays and Players’ teen camp, NewStage, will present the enduring musical Godspell on Fri Feb 8 at 7:30pm and on Sat Feb 9 at 1pm. Turn to page 5 for ticket information. • Searching for a wallet-friendly Valentine’s Day treat? Look no further. The Haddonfield Center & School for the Performing Arts will present a dinner theatre program, “From Broadway with Love,” in Grace Church’s Performance Hall on the evening Thu Feb 14. Drinks, dinner, and dessert will be served in a
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romantic atmosphere. Guests will be treated to the musical stylings of students from the famed Westminster Choir College as well as South Jersey’s only professional choral ensemble, The Thirteen. See page 10 for information about tickets and childcare. • The Full Monty will dominate the Plays and Players’ main stage from Thu Feb 14 thru Sat Mar 9. See what happens when a group of unemployed steel-workers develop a bold way to make some quick cash. Flip to page 5 for details. • Pack your bags, you’re heading to Paris! Haddonfield Memorial High School’s Drama Club continued on page 4 >
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The Woman’s Club of Haddon Heights will host its annual Soup and Sandwich Luncheon on Tue Feb 19. Stop by the First United Methodist Church, located at 7th and Garden Streets, between 11am and 2pm to enjoy hearty made-from-scratch vegetable beef soup, hot ham and cheese sandwiches, beverages, and to-die-for desserts. See page --For events in Haddon Heights, see pages 6-9.
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• ROBIN RAAB is pictured with her rescued buddies BOWIE and PHOEBE. She confessed, “The last time I was in the spotlight was when I took a sick day and ended up in a photograph in the Courier-Post ... walking my dogs!â€?
• CARLY CHAAPEL recently took center stage during Karaoke Night at Collingswood’s Grooveground. “I sang show tunes: All That Jazz, Lady Marmalade, and a song from the musical Wicked,â€? she reported. When Carly isn’t serving customers and singing tunes at Grooveground, she can be found working at WYSH in Haddonfield.
• GREG and RITA DURGIN said that being approached by What’s On is the closest they’ve come to taking center stage in a while. Greg is a photographer – he spends more time behind the camera than in front of it. The mother-son duo is pictured with their canine super-star, BUFFETT.
• ANTHONY ARMENTANI shared that he “worked in the entertainment industry for 30 years.â€? Anthony said that helping his wife, Joann, prepare for prom season at Beaute Ange in Kings Court makes him feel like he’s on center stage right now. “We also want our customers to feel great when they’re in the spotlight,â€? he added.
• ANA HERAS enjoys her job at Haddonfield’s WYSH: Wear Your Spirit for Humanity. “Greeting customers is the closest I have been to being on stage,â€? she said.
• The British Chip Shop’s DENNIS WOOD laughed, and then answered the question with a question, “When have I not taken center stage?â€? Dennis admitted that he loves being in the limelight. (His co-workers agreed.)
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Haddonfield Memorial High School’s 21st annual Charity Volleyball Marathon is here! The popular event will be held on Fri Feb 8 beginning at 8pm and end on Sat Feb 9 at 8am. Students will arrive ready for food, fun, loud music and – of course – volleyball. Proceeds will benefit various local charities. Each participating student is asked to raise at least $60 from friends, family, and neighbors. E-mail lpease1@comcast.net for more information.
The Haddonfield Garden Club will meet at the First Baptist Church of Haddonfield (124 Kings Hwy E) on Tue Feb 12 at 12n. Katherine Tassini and Kim Custer, Hadddonfield Historical Society librarians, will present “The Historic Gardens of Haddonfield” in recognition of the borough’s 300th anniversary. The program will begin at approximately 12:45pm. This program is free and open to the public. For information, e-mail haddonfieldgardenclub. com.
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Winner of nine Academy Awards in 1959 – including Best Picture, Best Director, Best Costume Design, and Best Song – the film version of Gigi transported audiences to turn-of-thecentury Paris. Thanks to Haddonfield Memorial High School’s Drama Club you can experience the charm of Paris without having to locate your passport. Spend a romantic evening with Gigi, Mamita, Aunt Alicia, Liane D’Exelmans, and Gaston and Honore Lachaille. With a score that includes “Thank Heaven for Little Girls,” “The Night They Invented Champagne,” and the Oscar-winning title song, Gigi is a musical comedy that aims to entertain. Gigi will be presented in the High School’s auditorium on Fri Mar 1, Sat Mar 2, Fri Mar 8, and Sat Mar 9 at 7:30pm ($10). A Sunday matinee will take place Sun Mar 3 at 2pm ($5). Tickets may be purchased in advance at Haddonfield Memorial High School or at the door prior to each performance. A free matinee – exclusively for local senior citizens – will take place on Wed Feb 27 at 2pm. Get with the program – show your support! Become a patron, a well-wisher, or an advertiser by calling 429-3960 x101 or x102. Be sure to reserve a spot in the show program by Fri Feb 15.
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Despite falling temperatures, the stage at Haddonfield’s Plays & Players never cools down! Next up • Join the celebration! Plays and Players’ teen camp, NewStage, will present the enduring musical Godspell on Fri Feb 8 at 7:30pm and on Sat Feb 9 at 1pm. The intimately staged production features 11 talented south Jersey high school students. Tickets are being sold for $10 each at haddonfieldplayers.com/ tickets.php. • The Full Monty will dominate the theatre’s main stage from Thu Feb 14 thru Sat Mar 9. After seeing how much their wives enjoy watching male strippers, a group of unemployed, steelworkers develop a bold way to make some quick cash: they decide to become the best male strippers Buffalo has ever seen! As the guys work through their anxieties, they realize that together they can overcome whatever life throws at them. A preview show will take place on Valentine’s Day, Thu Feb 14 ($12). Bring your sweetheart! Shows will take place on Friday and Saturday evenings, thru Mar 2, at 8pm. Matinee shows will be held on Sun Feb 17 and on Sun Feb 24 at 2pm. Tickets cost $20 and are available by calling 429-8139 or visiting haddonfieldplayers.com/ tickets.php. Plays & Players is located at the entrance of the Crows Woods Recreational Complex in Haddonfield. For further information about the Full Monty, and the rest of the theatre’s 2013 season, visit haddonfieldplayers.com
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On Fri Feb 8, from 6 to 8pm, the Haddon Heights’ Parent Teacher Group will host a Family Valentine’s Day Dance Party Fundraiser at the Seventh Avenue School. The cost is $10 per family. Guests will enjoy food, crafts, games, dancing, a 50/50, and a photo booth.
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Now that’s Italian!
Haddon Heights’ Circolo Italiano Club meets at Haddon Heights Borough Hall (625 Station Ave), on the second Monday of each month, from 7 to 9pm. The program usually begins at 8pm. During the meeting on Mon Feb 11, the film Paesani will be presented. Through first-person story telling, Paesani chronicles the massive immigration of more than four million Italians to the United States between 1890 and 1930. Paesani is a celebration of Italian heritage. All are welcome to attend. 547-3110
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The Haddon Heights Public School District is accepting student applications from parents who are interested in the Inclusive Preschool Program for the 2013/2014 school year. The Inclusive Preschool Program is intended for children ages three thru five; it is housed at the Glenview Avenue School. The program was designed to provide special-needs students with the opportunity to be educated in the least restrictive environment with typically developing peers. Children who are not classified and do not have special needs – who will be three years old by Tue Oct 1 – are eligible to attend. Inclusive Preschool is an afternoon program (12:35 to 3:00 PM) which takes place five days per week during the entire school year. Tuition for the program is $2,500 (paid in 10 monthly installments). Applications are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis until the class is filled. If you are interested in having your child take part in Haddon Heights’ Inclusive Preschool Program, contact the Child Study Team at 547-1322, x3006 to request an application.
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Silent films are screened in the lower level of the Haddon Heights Library (608 Station Ave) each Tuesday at 6:45pm. Restored prints are shown on a large screen using a DVD projection system. Call 547-7132 for a schedule of titles.
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Maintain your beach body year-round with Haddon Heights’ latest fitness offerings. Try one – or more! – of the following: • Tai Chi – Center yourself through stretching patterns, gentle movement, and coordinated breathing. Classes will be held on Mondays at 11:30am, in the Community Center (321 Seventh Ave), from Mar 4 thru Apr 29. The cost is $62 for residents; $67 for non-residents. • Pilates – Enhance the mind and strengthen the body on Mondays at 6:30pm, from Mar 11 thru Apr 29, at the Cabin (600 Lippincott Lane W). The cost is $35 for residents; $40 for non-residents. Bring a mat and a band! • Zumba – You’re sure to sizzle with this fastpaced, dynamic workout. Zumba is a Latin-flavored dance and fitness program that combines musical rhythms and dance steps to tone and sculpt from head to toe. A class will meet on Mondays and Wednesdays, from Mar 11 thru May 1, at 6pm. Another class will meet on Tuesdays and Thursdays, from Mar 12 thru May 2, at 7:15pm. All Zumba classes are held at the Community Center. One night per week: The cost is $35 for residents; $40 for non-residents. Two nights per week: The cost is $70 for residents; $75 for non-residents. • Low Impact Aerobics/Cardio – Elevate your heart rate without traumatizing your joints! This class is designed for adults who are 55-plus. Classes will meet at the Community Center on Tuesdays and Thursdays, Mar 12 thru May 2, at 10am. One day per week: The cost is $25 for residents; $30 for non-residents. Two days per week: The cost is $50 for residents; $55 for non-residents. • Abs and Lower Body – Take your core to the next level! 45-minute classes will be held at the Community Center on Tuesdays, Mar 12 thru Apr 30, at 6:30pm. The cost is $40 for residents; $45 for non-residents. • Why not give Piloxing a whirl? Classes will be held at the Community Center on Wednesdays – from Mar 13 thru May 1 – at 7:15pm. $40 for residents; $45 for non-residents. • Gentle Yoga & Meditation – Learn to manage life stressors using time-honored techniques. Classes will take place on Wednesday evenings, from Mar 13 thru May 1, at 6:15pm at the Cabin. • Yoga – Cultivate inner-peace by linking breath and movement with Vinyasa Flow. Classes will be held on Wednesdays (7:30pm) from Mar 13 thru May 1; and on Saturdays (9am) from Mar 16 thru May 4. One day per week: The cost is $50 for residents; $55 for non-residents. Two days per week: The cost is $100 for residents; $105 for non-residents. • Zumba Toning – Take your Zumba fitness regime to a whole new level! The class will meet on Thursdays – Mar 14 thru May 2 – at 6pm at the Community Center. The cost is $30 for residents; $35 for non-residents. • Bollywood Doonya Fit – Enjoy a Bollywoodinspired, easy-to-follow, non-stop cardio and strength-building party! Classes will be offered on Monday nights, Mar 25 thru Apr 29, at 7:15pm. The cost is $50 for residents; $55 for non-residents. Not sure? Try a free class on Mon Mar 18 at 7:15pm. For details and registration materials, visit haddonhts.com/programs.php.
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The Borough of Haddon Heights offers ongoing health and wellness classes Classes are held at the Community Center (321 Seventh Ave) or at the Cabin (600 Lippincott Lane W). To register, visit haddonhts.com and click “Programs” or call 5462585. Coming up: • Eat Clean to Get Lean Before Summer – Discuss detoxifying foods which also promote weight loss. This class will take place at the Cabin on Tue Apr 9 from 7 to 8:30pm. $10 resident; $12 non-resident. • Household Plants to “Scrub Out” Household Pollutants – Learn how everyday items can pollute your indoor environment and how inexpensive plants can remedy the situation. The class will take place on Tue Apr 16, from 7 to 8:30pm, at the Cabin. $10 resident; $12 non-resident. • Basic CPR: A Friends and Family Course – Learn about adult, child, and infant CPR. Participation cards will be handed out at the end of class. The class will be held on Thu Apr 25 at 7pm. Call for cost and location.
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Happy 204th birthday!
Haddon Heights will mark President Abraham Lincoln’s Birthday on Mon Feb 11, beginning at 7pm, at the Log Cabin (600 Lippincott Lane W). Celebrate Honest Abe with an evening of discussion and desserts. Local history teacher Bill Lange will discuss the 150th anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation, the Civil War document which declared that slaves “shall be ... forever free.” Historians of all ages are welcome to attend. For details, contact Councilwoman Rose Fitzgerald at 547-3950.
Soup’s on!
The Woman’s Club of Haddon Heights is looking to warm a few hearts and souls this February with its annual Soup and Sandwich Luncheon on Tue Feb 19. Stop by the First United Methodist Church, located at 7th and Garden Streets, between 11am and 2pm to enjoy hearty madefrom-scratch vegetable beef soup, hot ham and cheese sandwiches, beverages, and to-diefor desserts. Adults will dine for $8; children under 12 will dine for $4. Proceeds will benefit local charities.
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Haddon Heights seniors citizens meet for lunches during Community Table meals. Guests sit together, order from the menu, and pay their own bills on Tuesdays between 11:30am and 1:30pm. Call 547-3950 if you require transportation. Reconnect with friends while supporting businesses in Haddon Heights this winter! Next: • Feb 12 – Village Cheese Shop & Bistro (516 Station Ave, 310-0827) • Feb 19 – Station House Restaurant (602 Station Ave, 547-5517) • Feb 26 – Anthony’s(512 Station Ave, 310-7766)
Baptist Regional School, located at 300 Station Ave in Haddon Heights, is a coeducational private school serving approximately 300 students in kindergarten thru grade 12. Baptist Regional School will host two free events this winter which are intended to introduce prospective students and families to the school. • On Fri Feb 8, Prospective Students’ Day will be held from 8:15am to 12:30pm at the school. Guests will have an opportunity to visit classrooms, participate in chapel services, and enjoy lunch with the students. A question and answer session for parents will be offered from 8:45 to 9:15am. Call 547-2996 to reserve your spot. • On Fri Feb 22, area preschool and kindergarten-aged children are invited to the school’s annual Disney Musical Palooza program. Parents and students will be treated to the musical stylings of the Baptist Regional School Music Team from 9:30 to 10:30am. Call 547-2996, by Wed Feb 20, to reserve your spot. baptistregional.org
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Stay on top of happenings in Haddon Heights! • The Haddon Heights Board of Education will hold its next regular meeting on Tue Feb 12, at 7pm, in the Seventh Avenue Elementary School Multi-Purpose Room (316 Seventh Ave). A budget presentation will take place. • The next meeting of the Haddon Heights Parks and Recreation Department will be held on Thu Feb 21, at 7:30pm, in the Borough Hall Conference Room. For information about other upcoming meetings, visit haddonhts.com.
A reading and discussion group, Haddonfield Great Books, has resumed. Meetings are held at the Haddon Heights Library (608 Station Ave), from 7:15 to 8:45pm, on various Mondays. Most readings are from Great Conversations II available at greatbooks.org. Here’s the lineup: • Feb 11 – Goblin Market by Christina Rossetti. • Feb 25 – Which New Era Would That Be? by Nadine Gordimer. 655-8085 Voice Lessons Ages 12 through Adult
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Senior citizens: The following groups meet regularly in the Senior Room at the Community Center (321 Seventh Ave, Haddon Heights), unless otherwise noted. • Mah-Jongg – Experienced players are welcome to jump in on Friday and Monday afternoons from 12:30 to 2:30pm. To learn to play Mah-Jongg, contact Amy Lafferty at 546-2585. • Bridge Club – This club gets together on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month, from 12:30 to 3pm. • Senior Community Table – Seniors gather at area eateries on Tuesdays between 11:30am and 1:30pm. See page 8 for venue listing. • Men’s Cards, Cake, and Coffee – Men of all ages are welcome to attend meetings on Friday mornings at 9:30am. Enjoy a few games of cards while engaging in friendly discussion. • Book Club – Read and share on the 2nd Tuesday of each month! A new book club is starting in Heights, so it’s the perfect time to jump in. The club will meet on Feb 12 and Mar 12 at the Haddon Heights Library. For further details about these free programs, call 547-3950.
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Adults: The Borough of Haddon Heights offers recreation and educational programs just for you! Classes are held at the Community Center (321 Seventh Ave) or at the Cabin (600 Lippincott Lane W). To register, visit haddonhts.com or call 5462585. Coming up: • Adult Board Games Club – Bring your favorite games to the Community Center on Wednesday afternoons, thru Feb 27. Free weekly meetings will be held from 12:30 to 2:30pm at the Community Center. • Preparing for the Philadelphia Flower Show – Who needs to travel? Exhibitors will recreate some of England’s well-known landmarks and gardens in Philadelphia this spring. Learn how to prepare your greenery for display in the Horticort. The class will be held on Tue Jan 29, at 7pm, in the Cabin. $12 resident; $15 non-resident. • Self Defence for Women – Learn basic self defence from Officer Lou Baselice on Thu Feb 7, at 7pm, at the Cabin. $12 resident; $15 non-resident. • Caring for Orchids – Keep your orchid looking ethereal with a class at the Cabin. Learn the basics on Tue Feb 19 beginning at 7pm. $12 resident; $15 non-resident. • Wood Chip Carving – Learn everything you ever wanted to know about wood chip carving on Thu Feb 28, beginning at 7pm, at the Cabin. $20 resident; $25 non-resident. Students must buy a carving knife ($30). • Landscape Design Basics for Suburban Yards – Learn how you can improve your home’s curb appeal and value on Thu Mar 21, from 7 to 8:30pm, at the Cabin. $10 resident; $12 non-resident. • Confident Retirement – Take the first step toward great future on Tue Mar 26, from 7 to 8:30pm, at the Cabin. $13 resident; $15 non-resident. • The Art of the Mandala – Find your center during a meditative art class on Sat Mar 30 from 9 to 11am. $30 resident; $35 non-resident.
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The West Jersey Chapter of the National Railway Historical Society meets on the 4th Monday of the month (except in July, August, and December) at 7:30pm on the first floor of the Haddon Heights Municipal Building (625 Station Ave). Guests are always welcome to attend. On Mon Feb 25, the chapter will welcome Bill Vigrass, a former PATCO assistant general manager. Vigrass will present movies from his collection featuring the Red Arrow Lines in Philadelphia (1964); the Philadelphia & Western, the Pennsylvania Railroad, and the Reading suburban trains (1963); and the Red Arrow Trolleys (1961). Following the presentation, Vigrass will be available to answer questions about trollies and mass transit. For further information about upcoming meetings, visit westjersey-nrhs. org/. The West Jersey Chapter of the National Railway Historical Society recently published a 144page history of the Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines. The book, by Frederick Kramer, is available at club meetings for $20. 547-5324
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The Evening Membership Department of the Haddon Fortnightly will delve into the paranormal during a meeting on Tue Feb 12 at 7:30pm. The meeting will take place at the clubhouse (Kings Hwy E and Grove Street, Haddonfield). Paranormal investigators Erik Pensyl, Ed Vargas, and Joanne Douglas will present “Ghost Hunting 101.” Pensyl, Vargas, and Douglas conduct research and gather evidence to prove or disprove claims of paranormal activity. Unlike ghost busters, the paranormal investigators are skeptics who seek to debunk before confirming activity. Who knows, perhaps the Fortnightly Clubhouse will have a few stories of its own! Refreshments will be served after the meeting. All are welcome. To learn more about the Fortnightly visit haddonfortnightly. org. 428-0053
Music lovers have a lot to sing about. The Haddonfield Center & School for the Performing Arts’ 2012-2013 season is underway. For ticket information, call 685-9226, e-mail mrobertson@ gracehaddon.org, or visit haddonfieldarts.org. Coming up: • HCSPA will present a dinner theatre program, “From Broadway with Love,” in Grace Performance Hall on Thu Feb 14. Hors d’oeuvres will be served at 6:30pm; the dinner and music- theater program will begin at 7pm in the Performance Hall of Grace Church. Drinks, dinner, and dessert will be served in a romantic atmosphere. Guests will be treated to the musical stylings of students from the famed Westminster Choir College as well as South Jersey’s only professional choral ensemble, The Thirteen. Bring the kids! Children will enjoy a supervised dinner with their friends. Advance ticket purchase is recommended. Tickets cost $45 per adult and $10 per child. • Performing under the baton of Matthew Robertson, South Jersey’s only professional choral ensemble, The Thirteen, will present Johann Sebastian Bach’s St. John Passion on Sat Mar 9 at 7pm. Vivid and dramatically intense, St. John Passion portrays a compelling story of the Passion of Christ through the composer’s musical and dramatic language. Tickets cost $35 for preferred seating; $30 for general admission. Children 12 and under will enter for free. • The Hope College Chapel Choir will pass through Haddonfield during its 2013 tour. The world-renowned 45-voice choir will perform at Grace Church on Sat Mar 16 at 7pm. Tickets for this program cost $20 for preferred seating/$15 for general seating; children 12 and under will enter for free. A complementary meetthe-artist reception will follow the concert.
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Waltz through winter with Dance Haddonfield. Weekly dance lessons take place at Grace Church (19 Kings Hwy E). The floor heats up each Sunday evening, between 6 and 7pm, with an intermediate dance lesson. From 7 to 8pm, beginner lessons are offered. Then, from 8 to 10:30pm, dancers show off their skills during Open Dancing. For $17, you can remain on the dance floor all evening (those who wish to stay for only the intermediate lesson pay $12). Marty Feltz will continue teaching Intermediate Bachatta on Sunday evenings thru Feb 10. Christy Kamw will teach the Fox Trot from Feb 17 thru Mar 24. Save the date! Dance Haddonfield will mark its 13th anniversary with a celebration themed “Thirteen Going on Three-Hundred” on the evening of Fri Apr 5. A tricentennialthemed extravaganza will take place from 7 to 11pm at the Holiday Inn – Cherry Hill (2175 Marlton Pike W). Tickets cost $50 each. Purchase tickets on Sunday nights or call Terrie at 429-9154 or 663-2609. To learn how you can support your favorite community organization – while improving your dance moves! – visit dancehaddonfield.org.
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Don’t let Cupid’s favorite holiday slip by unnoticed. Have some fun painting the town red in honor of Valentine’s Day! Coming up: • Need some help getting in the spirit? The Borough’s 5th annual “Love is in the Air” Valentine’s celebration will take place from thru Thu Feb 14. On Sat Feb 9, a strolling quartet will serenade shoppers in Haddonfield’s retail district from 12n to 3pm. Scads of sweetheart deals are being offered at restaurants and shops throughout the retail district. For a full list of participating businesses, visit shophaddonfieldnj.com/2013Love-air.html. Sweeten each deal you make by using Town Looking for a running wide Gift Certificates. Gift certificates will be sold partner? The South at a 10-percent discount during the entire “Love is Jersey Athletic Club In the Air” celebration. (SJAC), along with the To purchase discounted gift certificates, visit Haddonfield Running Company, hosts group the Haddonfield Information Center, located at 2 Kings Court, or go to shophaddonfieldnj.com/gifttraining runs. certs.php. (Note: The Information Center is open Participants meet Wednesday thru Saturday, from 11am to 3pm.) at the Haddonfield • Warning: This annual event seems to get Running Company everyone in the mood ... for socializing with their – located at 121 Kings friends and neighbors! Hwy E – on Sundays at Romantic seniors citizens, and seniors who 7:30am (distances vary) and on Wednesdays at just want a great excuse to socialize, will not want to miss the Leo Club’s Senior Citizen’s Valentine’s 6:30pm (6.6 miles) for Day Party on Sun Feb 10, from 12n to 3pm, at group runs. Haddonfield’s Tatem School. Early risers meet This free event will include lunch, dessert, muat the High Memorial sic, line dancing, a trivia contest, and flowers for High School track on the ladies! Call 354-8789 to reserve your space. Tuesdays at 5:30am • Haddonfield Center & School for the Perform(workouts vary). ing Arts will present a dinner theatre program, The next meeting of “From Broadway with Love,” in Grace Church’s the SJAC will be held on Wed Feb 13, at 8pm, Performance Hall on Thu Feb 14. Hors d’oeuvres will be served at 6:30pm; the at Grace Church in dinner and music-theater program will begin at Haddonfield. 7pm. For details, see page 10. southjerseyac.org
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Welcome the new neighbors A ribbon cutting ceremony will take place at Saxbys Coffee (104 Kings Hwy E) on Sat Feb 16 at 12:30pm. For more information about Saxbys, visit saxbyscoffee.com Hours: Monday-Thursday 11:30am to 3pm and 5pm to 9:30pm Friday 11:30am to 3pm and 5pm to 10pm Saturday 11:30am to 10pm, Sunday 11:30am to 9:30pm
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During the cold winter months, the fight against homelessness in Camden County takes on renewed urgency. The Interfaith Homeless Outreach Council (IHOC) has developed a Homeless Hospitality Network, which provides for homeless men from October thru May. The Network uses churches and synagogues for the overnight lodging of up to 12 men with volunteers providing meals and hosting the guests. The men are pre-screened for drug and alcohol abuse and receive counseling, life-skills training, and employment assistance. Grace Church in Haddonfield will host the men from Sun Feb 10 thru Sun Feb 24. The Church is seeking volunteers to act as evening, dinner, overnight, and weekend hosts. Assistance is also needed to provide, prepare, and serve dinner, and to provide transportation. To volunteer, call 429-0007.
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The First Baptist Church of Haddonfield, 124 Kings Hwy E, is greeting the winter with the following events: • The Women’s Book and Breakfast at the Bistro will meet on Fri Feb 15, at 10am, to discuss Hilary Mantel’s Wolf Hall. The Bistro is located at 59 Kings Hwy E in Haddonfield. • Members of the First Baptist Church’s environmental group, God’s Green House, will meet on Mon Feb 18, at 7:30pm, in the Middleton Room. All are welcome. • Review your notes! Quizzie Haddon Trivia Night will be held at the church on Tue Feb 26. Quizzie Haddon is held on the fourth Tuesday of each month (September thru May), beginning at 7pm, in the church’s Social Hall. Newcomers may bring a small team or join an existing team. Questions cover a wide range of subjects. Snacks and beverage are provided to fuel the competition. Donations accepted. • March is Octogenarian Month. Octogenarians will be honored during a special service on Sat Mar 9. Stay tuned to What’s On for details or call 429-2326. • In cooperation with Mt Olivet Baptist Church, the First Baptist Church of Haddonfield will host an Ash Wednesday Potluck Dinner in the church’s Social Hall on Feb 13 at 6pm. A service will follow, at 7pm, in the Sanctuary. • Music lovers rejoice! Mark Shockey will present a program of piano classics Sun Mar 17 at 4pm. • Save the date! A children’s concert, “Peter and the Wolf,” will be presented on Sat Apr 13 at 1pm.
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Symphony in C, under the leadership of Music Director Rossen Milanov, has launched a Chamber Music Series. Concerts are held at Haddonfield’s Markeim Arts Center. Tickets cost $25 per concert; call 963-6683 for details. • On the evening of Sat Feb 9, Symphony in C will present Mendelssohn’s “Piano Trio” beginning at 8pm. The program will feature Symphony in C’s Concertmaster Stefani Collins and Principal Cellist Bronwyn Banerdt. The program will conclude with Robert Schumann’s “Piano Trio, No. 2 in F Major, Op. 80.” • On Sat Apr 13, Symphony in C will present Joseph Haydn’s “String Quartet” beginning at 8pm. The program will begin with Giuseppe Tartini’s “Trumpet Concerto in D Major, D53,” featuring Caleb Hudson on trumpet. Haydn’s The Seven Last Words of Christ will conclude the program.
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The Junior Women’s Club of the Haddon Fortnightly will host its annual Fundraising Gala and Silent Auction on Sat Feb 23 from 7 to 11pm. In celebration of the 300th Anniversary of Haddonfield, this year’s Gala will be held at the Haddon Fortnightly. The cuisine of Haddonfield restaurants will figure prominently. In addition to celebrating the legacy of Elizabeth Haddon, this year’s Gala will celebrate the legacy of the women who have supported the Junior Women’s Club of the Haddon Fortnightly over the years. Former members (and friends!) of the Junior Women’s Club are encouraged to attend this event. Got photos? E-mail your pictures from past Juniors’ events to haddonjrs@gmail.com. Stories about Juniors experiences – and quotes about the club – are also being sought. Photos and comments will be used during the evening’s presentation. Tickets cost $50 per person. Guests will enjoy local cuisine, beer and wine, and entertainment. Proceeds will be donated to local and regional charities. To purchase tickets, visit haddonjrs.org. To donate items or services, e-mail haddonjrs@gmail.com. Donors will be listed on the Juniors’ Website and in the event program.
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The Senior Ministry at Haddonfield’s First Presbyterian Church is planning another trip to the Big Apple. Bring your daughters, granddaughters, and friends! Betsy B is calling all princesses to join her for a Girls’ Day Out, which will include a performance of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella in New York, on Wed Apr 3 (spring vacation). The approximate cost is $145 per person for orchestra seating and bus transportation. Reservations must be made by Sat Mar 3. For reservations, call Betsy at 429-1960.
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Stop by the Markeim (104 Walnut Ave, Haddonfield) and check out what your neighbors have been up to: • “All Natural,” a group photography exhibition curated by Norm Hinsey, will be presented from thru Fri Mar 1. Hinsey has selected an array of powerful unaltered photographs to appear in show. More than 30 photographers are represented in this exhibit. The collection showcases unretouched images of the natural world from every corner of the globe ... from Crow’s Woods to the Canary Islands. An opening reception will be held on Fri Feb 8 from 6:30 to 8:30pm. • A contemporary juried show, titled “Fibers & Fabrics,” will take center stage at the Markeim Arts Center from Tue Mar 5 thru Sun Mar 31. The show will be juried by Renee Weiss Chase. An opening reception will take place on Fri Mar 8 from 7 to 9pm. Are you an artist that works with fiber and fabric? Visit markeimartcenter. org for a prospectus. The deadline for submissions is Sat Mar 2. • The Guild of Papermakers, established in 1991, is a group of artists who work with handmade paper. The artists’ goal is to share their experiences and increase public awareness surrounding paper as an art form. The guild will present an exhibition at Markeim Arts Center from Fri Apr 5 thru Thu Apr 28. An opening reception will take place on Fri Apr 5 from 7 to 9pm. • The 5th annual Power of the Flower exhibition will be showcased from Thu May 2 thru Tue May 28. During this juried show, the gallery will bloom with a kaleidoscope of floral works – including paintings, photography, textiles, and jewelry created by notable regional artists. 429-8585
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Recently, the Haddonfield Japan Exchange Committee held its first meeting for prospective host families. At the meeting, 13 families expressed interest in hosting female students this summer. While the final number of visiting students has not been determined, it is anticipated that 20 Japanese students will visit Haddonfield this summer. If you missed the meeting, but are interested in hosting a student, contact Bill Brown at 429-4368 or billbrown08033@aol.com Students from Kasukabe Girls High School visited Haddonfield for two weeks during the summer of 2011. Last year, a group of 14 Haddonfield students visited Kasukabe for a two week period. This summer, the students from Kasukabe Girls High School will visit Haddonfield from Sat Jul 27 thru Thu Aug 8. The Haddonfield Japan Exchange Committee will plan activities for the students to enjoy during their visit; students from Haddonfield’s host families will have the opportunity to participate in these activities at no cost. In the past, the Kasukabe students have visited to Philadelphia, New York, Washington DC, and Baltimore. Other activities have included tubing on the Delaware River, sunning in Stone Harbor, and touring the Cowtown Rodeo; students have also visited universities, the Kimmel Center, and Wedgewood Swim Club. This summer’s schedule – which will include a welcome party, a cookout, and a farewell dinner – is currently being developed. Host families are expected to provide a bedroom or shared bedroom with someone of the same sex. Host families provide breakfast to the students each day and often dinner; there may be an occasional request for a brownbag lunch. The students expect to be treated as family members during their visit. Basic-language classes will be held for host families and cultural expectations will be explained prior to the students’ arrival. 429-4368
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Call Kit Kittredge! American Girl Fashion Shows, hosted by Ronald McDonald House of Southern New Jersey (RMHSNJ), will be held at Tavistock Country Club on Sat Mar 9 at 10am, 1pm, and 4pm; and on Sun Mar 10 at 1pm and 4pm. American Girl Fashion Shows are fun events for kids, their families, and their favorite dolls. Guests will enjoy refreshments and opportunities to win door prizes while learning how clothing has evolved to over history. Tickets cost $35 per person ($15 is taxdeductible) and will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis. To order tickets – and to find out how you can become a runway star – visit ronaldhouse-snj.org/events or call 966-4663. Looking ahead: RMHSNJ will sponsor its 31st annual Golf Classic at Tavistock on Mon Apr 29. E-mail dorothy@ronaldhouse-snj.org for details. “Ronald McDonald House of Southern New Jersey provides a home-away-from-home to families of seriously ill and traumatically injured children who are being treated at nearby hospitals and operates 11 Ronald McDonald Family Rooms within pediatric units of hospitals across the Southern New Jersey region.”
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Resolve to make volunteering part of your family’s routine in 2013. Interfaith Caregivers relies on community support to provide the basic services – shopping, transportation, and companionship – that enable elderly and disabled residents to remain independent. Even a small, flexible time commitment can make a difference. Call 354-0298 or visit ifchaddons.org for information about the Caregivers’ next training session If you are unable to volunteer your time, then consider making a tax-deductible donation. Donating $1 per week can help Interfaith Caregivers continue to provide vital services. Donating $420 (just $1.15 per day) can fully underwrite services to one client for an entire year. Save the date! Interfaith Caregivers will team up with South Jersey Hot Chefs to host its spring fundraising event, a cocktail party themed “As Perfect as Black and White,” on Thu Mar 14 at Tavistock Country Club. Stay tuned to What’s On for details and ticket information or visit ifchaddons.org.
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Haddonfield’s Grace Church (19 Kings Hwy E) offers a variety of programs and services during the Lenten season. For a full service listing, visit gracehaddon.org. Seasonal programs will include: • Mardi Gras Sunday will be celebrated after church services on Feb 10. • On Shrove Tuesday, Feb 12, a pancake supper will take place from 5 to 7pm. In addition to pancakes, the menu will include sausage, apple sauce, syrup (regular and sugar-free), milk, coffee, and hot tea. Tickets cost $8 for adults and $5 for children ages three thru seven. Toddlers will dine for free. • On Ash Wednesday, Feb 13, Holy Eucharist (with the imposition of ashes) will be held at 7am, 12n, and 7:30pm. • On Tuesdays, Feb 19 thru Mar 26, Community Noonday Lenten Services will be held beginning at 12n. See page 26 for details.
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Al-Anon every Tue 7:30p every Thu 1:00p to 2:00p presbyterian church, Third floor www.nj-al-anon.org
Breakfast Networking Event 1st fri 7:30a to 9:00a Various locations Partnership for Haddonfield, Professional Committee 216-7253
English Country Dancing every Tue 8:00p to 10:00p friends Meeting House 429-9186 (Call to verify)
First Friday Arts Downtown 1st fri 5:00p to 9:00p apr thru oct Retail District Partnership for Haddonfield 216-7253
Italian Conversation Group Beginners 1st wed 7:30p to 9:00p Intermediate 1st Tue 7:30p to 9:00p Jersey Java & Tea 546-5878 Job Seekers’ Support Group 1st & 3rd wed 8:45a Methodist church, Sayre pavilion 429-0403 Overeaters Anonymous every wed 9:00a to 10:00a presbyterian church 354-6393; 609-239-0022 Overeaters Anonymous every wed 7:30p Methodist church 261-1152 Singles’ Movie Night 1st Thu call for times 3rd Thu call for times The Ritz, Voorhees Single Movie Lovers 354-2018 Social Dancing every Sun Intermediate Lesson 6:00p to 7:00p Beginners’ Lesson 7:00p to 8:00p Open Dancing 8:00p to 10:30p Grace church Dance Haddonfield 429-5355 Toastmasters 1st Tue 7:00p 2nd Tue 7:00p 3rd Tue 7:00p Lutheran church 866-0038
Partnership for Haddonfield 1st wed 8:30a borough Hall, auditorium
COMMUNITY Farmers’ Market every Sat 8:30a to 1:00p May thru oct Kings court
FITNESS For fitness activities for seniors, see “Seniors”
Farmers’ Market Committee 3rd Mon 7:00p Information center 616-8311
Bowling every Tue 9:15a to 11:30a (except Jul aug) cherry Hill playdrome Breakfast Bowling League 795-4285
Grace Church Thrift Shop every fri 10:00a to 3:00p every Sat 10:00a to 3:00p Grace church 429-0007
Group Training Run every Tue 5:30a High School Track SJ Athletic Club southjerseyac.org
Historical Society every wed 1:00p to 4:00p every Thu 1:00p to 4:00p every fri 1:00p to 4:00p 1st Sun 1:00p to 4:00p 343 Kings Hwy e 429-7375
Group Training Run every Sun 7:30a every wed 6:30p Haddonfield Running co SJ Athletic Club southjerseyac.org
Historical Society Library every Tue 9:30a to 11:30a every Thu 9:30a to 11:30a 1st Sun 1:00p to 3:00p 343 Kings Hwy e 429-7375
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Indian King Tavern Museum Thu thru Sat; 10:00a to 12:00n, 1:00p to 4:00p 233 Kings Hwy e 429-6792 Markeim Arts Center Tue thru fri; 10:00a to 2:30p every Sat 1:00 to 3:00p Lincoln ave & walnut Street 429-8585 Post Office weekdays 8:30a to 5:00p every Sat 9:00a to 1:00p 25 Haddon ave S 429-0246 Preservation Haddonfield 2nd Thu 7:30p Mabel Kay Senior center 287-4665 Republican Club 2nd wed 7:00p borough Hall, auditorium 795-4045
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What’s On: Recurring Events & activities KIdS & YOUTH Boy & Cub Scouts Pack 65 cancelled if no school every Mon 6:00p Methodist church 428-9678 Boy Scout Troop 64 every Mon 7:30p to 9:00p (except Jul aug) first baptist church 428-0901 Preschool Storytime every Tue 10:30a every wed 1:30p public Library 429-1304 Toddlertime every Thu 10:30a public Library 429-1304 Young Adults Choir every Mon 6:30p to 8:00p Methodist church yahumc@gmail.com
MOMS La Leche League 3rd Mon 7:30p presbyterian church 795-2092 Mom to Mom 2nd and 4th wed 9:30a to 11:00a presbyterian church 429-1960 MOMS Club for a calendar of events, call 428-0664
MUNICIpal Auxiliary Police 1st Thu 7:30p borough Hall 429-4700 x 240
Shade Tree Commission 3rd Mon 8:00a (except Jul aug) borough Hall, 102
Board of Commissioners 2nd 4th Tue 7:30p borough Hall, Room 102 429-4700
Site Plan Review Committee wed two weeks before planning board 7:00p borough Hall, Room 102
Borough Hall weekdays 8:30a to 4:30p 242 Kings Hwy e 429-4700
Zoning Board 3rd Tue 7:30p borough Hall, auditorium
Environmental Commission/ Green Team 3rd Tue 7:00p borough Hall, Room 102 429-4700
Human Relations Commission 3rd Thu 7:30p (except Jul aug) borough Hall, Room 102
Library Board of Trustees 4th Tue 8:00a (except aug) public Library 429-1304 Mayor Colombi’s Open Door every wed 12:00n to 3:00p (except Jul aug) borough Hall, Room 102 429-4700 x208 Municipal Alliance 1st wed 7:30p borough Hall, auditorium Municipal Court every Mon 9:00a audubon Municipal complex 606 w. nicholson Road audubon 547-0712 Partnership for Haddonfield 1st wed 8:30a borough Hall, auditorium Planning Board 1st Tue 7:30p borough Hall, auditorium Public Library weekdays 10:00a to 9:00p (except fri) every fri 10:00a to 6:00p every Sat 10:00a to 5:00p every Sun 1:00p to 5:00p Haddon avenue n at Tanner Recreation Council 4th Thu 8:00p borough Hall, Room 102 Senior Citizen Advisory Council 3rd Mon 9:15a (except Jul Dec) Mabel Kay Senior center
Art Classes every Thu 9:00a to 12:00n; every Thu 1:00p to 4:00p Mabel Kay Senior center 354-8789 Bingo 2nd Tue 1:00p to 4:00p 4th Tue 1:00p to 4:00p Mabel Kay Senior center 354-8789 Bowling every fri 9:30a call for location Retired Men’s Club 429-1290 Bridge/Card Games 1st Tue 12:30p to 4:00p 3rd Tue 12:30p to 4:00p Mabel Kay Senior center 354-8789
Historic Preservation Commission wed two weeks before planning board 7:30p borough Hall, Room 102
Information Center wed thru Sat, 11a to 3p (beginning in Sep) 2 Kings court 216-7253
SENIORS COUpON SERVICE
SCHOOlS Board of Education 2nd Thu 7:30p 4th Thu 7:30p High School, Library 429-4130 Tuesday Tours every Tue 8:30a to 9:30a friends School 429-6786
American Legion 2nd Mon 7:30p post 38, Veterans Lane 429-5414 Artisans Order of Mutual Protection: Haddon Assembly #12 3rd wed 12:00n (except Jul aug) baptist church 461-8619 Haddon Fortnightly call 428-9290 for meeting times fortnightly clubhouse
Junior Women’s Club 2nd Mon 8:00p (except Jun Jul aug) fortnightly clubhouse 428-7551
Chair Tai Chi every Thu 11:30a Tarditi commons Senior Citizen Board 354-8789
Kiwanis Club every fri 12:15p to 1:30p Tavistock country club 858-1640
Fitness Class every Tue 10:00a presbyterian church choir Room Senior Ministry 429-1960 Fun & Fitness for 55-Plus every Tue 11:00a to 12:00n every fri 11:30a to 12:30p Methodist church 330-4772 Golf every wed 8:00a (thru mid-nov) call for location Retired Men’s Club jackaharon@verizon.net Line Dancing every wed 1:30p to 3:00p Tarditi commons Senior Citizen Board 354-8789
For regular church services, see Community Directory Moms in Touch 2nd Thu 9:00a to 10:00a 4th Thu 9:00a to 10:00a covenant presbyterian church, cherry Hill 216-1392 Prayer Group every Thu 7:30p to 8:00p Lutheran church of our Savior 429-5122
Haddon Fortnightly EMD (Evening Membership Department) 2nd Tue 7:30p fortnightly clubhouse
Cardio Fun every Mon 11:30a Tarditi commons 354-8789
Computer Club 3rd wed 10:00a Mabel Kay Senior center 354-8789
SpIRITUal COUpON
Lions Club 1st Thu 6:15p 3rd Thu 6:15p Tavistock country club 428-2363 Newcomers Club call for meeting schedule 609-707-0033 Rising Sun Lodge No. 15 F&AM 1st wed 7:30p (except Jul aug Dec) Masonic Temple risingsunlodge.org Rotary Club every wed 12:15p to 1:30p Tavistock country club 795-7976 Y’s Men’s Club 2nd Thu 7:00p call for location 428-2363
Lite Aerobics every Tue 1:00p Tarditi commons 354-8789 Lunch/Snacks & More every fri 12:00n to 2:00p (except last fri, see below) Mabel Kay Senior center 354-8789 Lunch/Snacks & More (Healthy Lunch Program) Last fri 12:00n to 2:00p Mabel Kay Senior center Pinochle every wed 12:30p 65 club 429-4688 Retired Men’s Club every Thu 1:30p 65 club (110 Rhoads ave) jackaharon@verizon.net Senior Scene 3rd wed 12:30p christ the King parish 428-8742 (Call to verify.)
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leo O’Toole
William J. Alford IV, a longtime Leo Joseph O’Toole, a resident of Haddonfield resident, died on January Mt. Laurel NJ, died on January 26, 20, 2013. He was 72. 2013. He was 86. Mr. Alford is survived by his wife, Mr. O’Toole was the widower of Susan Alford. Margaret O’Toole. He was a graduate of Haddonfield Memorial High School.
patricia Bruder
Patricia Chadwick Bruder (nee Boden), a resident of Ft. Lauderdale FL, died on January 27, 2013. She was 93. Haddonfield survivors include a daughter, Patricia Oberholzer (Robert).
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Gloria ann diMedio
Kimberly Schaffer
William “Bill” F. Poole, a resident of Cherry Hill NJ, died on January 28, 2013. He was 90. Mr. Poole was the widower of Laura Poole. Haddonfield survivors include a son-in-law John McCann (Joan).
Gloria Ann DiMedio, a longtime Kimberly Ann Schaffer (nee Haddonfield resident, died on January McMahon), a resident of Haddonfield, 21, 2013. died on January 23, 2013. She was Mrs. DiMedio is survived by her 52. husband, Anthony DiMedio. Mrs. Schaffer is survived by her husband, George Schaffer, and her William dostmann children, John Schaffer (Megan), Alia William R. Dostmann, a resident of Marie Schaffer, and Amber Schaffer. Hilltown PA, died on January 15, 2013. Gloria Sulenski He was 71. Mr. Dostmann is survived by his Gloria Sulenski (nee Belakowski), a wife, Maria Dostmann. Haddonfield resident of Berkeley Township NJ, died survivors include a daughter, Sharon on January 20, 2013. She was 87. DeMichele (Richard). Mrs. Sulenski is survived by her husband, Theodore Sulenski. lorraine dunhour Haddonfield survivors include a Lorraine A. Dunhour (nee Geortler), daughter, Christine Horwitz (Mark). a resident of Haddonfield, died on Edward Szary January 13, 2013. She was 88. Mrs. Dunhour was the widow Edward Szary, a resident of of Frederick Dunhour. Haddonfield Somerdale NJ, died on January 19, survivors include a daughter, Janice 2013. He was 87. Dunhour. Mr. Szary was the widower of Ruth Szary. The deceased was a longtime Marianna Johnson member of the First Presbyterian Marianna R. Johnson, a longtime Church of Haddonfield. Haddonfield resident, died on January 22, 2013. She was 84. Judith Szymanski Mrs. Johnson was the widow Judith C. Szymanski, a resident of Edward Johnson. Haddonfield of Haddonfield, died on January 27, survivors include a son, Andrew 2013. She was 71. Johnson. Mrs. Szymanski is survived by her The deceased was a 1946 graduate husband, Raymond Szymanski. of Haddonfield Memorial High School. She was a lifelong, active member John Wagner of the First Presbyterian Church of John F. Wagner, a resident of Cherry Haddonfield. Hill NJ, died on January 24, 2013. He was 92. Frances lax Haddonfield survivors include a Frances R. Lax, a resident of son, Thomas Wagner (Beth). Mr. Medford NJ, formerly of Haddonfield, Wagner was a long time member died on January 19, 2013. She was of the First Presbyterian Church of 90. Haddonfield. Mrs. Lax was the widow of Stephen Lax. She was a member and past anne Wusteney president of the Haddonfield Parent M. Anne Henry Wusteney, a resident Teacher Association. of Allegany NY, died on January 27, 2013. She was a Sister of the Order Mildred Markham of St. Francis. Mildred H. Markham (nee Harse), a Sr. Henry served the mission of longtime Haddonfield resident, died on the Franciscan Sisters of Allegany January 29, 2013. She was 92. for more than 59 years. At one time, Mrs. Markham was the widow of she served at St. Mary of the Angels William H. Scott Jr, John Deitz, and Convent in Haddonfield. Dewitt Markham. The deceased was an active member of the First Presbyterian Church of Haddonfield, a member of Tavistock YOUR ad HERE Country Club, and a member of the John Estaugh Questers.
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Lynn McCabe, formerly a longtime resident of Haddonfield, died on January 18, 2013. He was 90. Mr. McCabe is survived by his wife, Susan McCabe. Haddonfield survivors include a son, Andy McCabe.
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Did you know that Plays & Players was the first theatre in the Delaware Valley to premiere Number the Stars more than 13 years ago? Believing that the story’s message remains vitally important, Number the Stars will come to the Plays & Players’ stage once again. The stage version of Number the Stars was adapted from Lois Lowry’s Newbery Award-winning book. The show, set in 1943 Copenhagen, tells the story of 10-year-old Annemarie Johansen and her family and how they risked their lives to save Annemarie’s friend Ellen Rosen from the Nazis. Several weekday performances are planned for school groups. Public shows will take place on Wed Apr 17 at 7:30pm and on Sun Apr 28 at 2pm. Tickets cost $10. Call 429-8139 or go to haddonfieldplayers.com for more information.
Your cookie connection
The annual Girl Scout Cookie Sale is off to a strong start! Girl Scout Cookies will be sold at Haddonfield’s Acme Market, 7-Eleven, and in Kings Court on Saturdays and Sundays thru Feb 24. Cookies are also being sold at Haddonfield’s Speedline station on Fridays from 4 to 7pm. Buy five boxes in one transaction and you’ll have a chance to win free cookies for a year! Cookies cost $4 per box. When you purchase a box of cookies, approximately $1 is returned to the local troop to fund operations, activities, and service projects. Approximately $2 is allocated to the Girl Scouts of Central and Southern New Jersey to support its mission to provide camping and leadership training to members of the council, especially those from underserved areas. The remaining $1 pays for product manufacturing. Details: Beth Bass at 216-9382 or b_montgomery@yahoo.com.
la leche league
The La Leche League of Haddonfield invites women interested in breastfeeding to attend meetings held at the First Presbyterian Church (20 Kings Hwy E, Haddonfield), in the Hospitality Center, on the third Monday of each month at 7:30pm. The group offers mother-to-mother support and encouragement while providing proven information on breastfeeding. Of course, babies are welcome! Members discuss different topics during each meeting: • Feb 18 – At Home With Your New Baby • Mar 18 – Over-coming Difficulties Browse the club’s ever-expanding library of resource materials covering pregnancy, childbirth, breastfeeding, nutrition, and parenting. lllofhaddonfield.blogspot.com
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The Haddonfield Educational Trust’s (HET) Night of 1000 Dinners will take place on the evening of Sat Apr 13. The event will provide an opportunity for guests reconnect with old friends, meet new people, and raise money to support educational programs and projects. Host homes are needed. If you would like to host – or if your are interested in attending this event – e-mail HET Executive Director Larissa Willison at hadedutrust@gmail.com. Stay tuned to What’s On for further details about the Night of 1000 Dinners.
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News from the Methodist pews:
The Haddonfield United Methodist Church, located at 29 Warwick Road, is making the most of the winter months: • The Tuesday Morning Book Club will meet in the Sayre Pavilion on Feb 12, at 9:30am, to discuss Barbara Kingsolver’s The Lacuna. All are welcome to attend. • Haddonfield United Methodist Church will join forces with Andrew’s United Methodist Church (327 Marlton Pike W, Cherry Hill) for an Ash Wednesday observance on Feb 13. The service will commence at 7:30pm at St. Andrew’s Church. • Save the date! The Philadelphia Handbell Ensemble will perform at the church on Sun Feb 24 at 4pm. 429-0403
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Let’s Party Like It’s 1713! Throughout 2013, Haddonfield will celebrate the 300th anniversary of its settlement by Elizabeth Haddon and her husband John Estaugh. Events and activities are planned for the entire year! • Saturday, February 9 – 2pm
Open House at Indian King Tavern Museum
Come meet the first-person historical interpreters who will be portraying Elizabeth Haddon and John Estaugh throughout 2013! Indian King Tavern. $Free • Tuesday, February 12 – 12n
Historical Gardens of Haddonfield
A program by Katherine Tassini and Kim Custer, hosted by the Garden Club. First Baptist Church. $Free • Saturday, February 23 – 7pm
Annual Gala and Silent Auction
Hosted by the Junior Women’s Club, featuring the cuisine of local restaurants. Haddon Fortnightly. $50 • Sunday, March 3 – 2:30pm
Messiah Sing Along
800 voices lifted in song, joined by an orchestra featuring David Kim, concertmaster of the Philadelphia Orchestra, and musicians from the Curtis Institute and Philly Pops, conducted by Paul Bryan. Benefits “Feed My Starving Children.” First Presbyterian Church. $20 www.Haddonfield300.org Publication courtesy of:
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African-American high school seniors and high school graduates attending a church or residing in Haddonfield are encouraged to apply for the Rev. John B Dicks Memorial Scholarship. The Haddonfield Council of Churches awards the scholarship annually to an African-American student who intends to pursue a college degree. Students with character and leadership potential who meet the admission requirements for the schools to which they are applying will have a chance to receive a one-time scholarship. For an application, call Gerald Massenburg at 609-499-7790 or 973-3533339. Hurry! Applicants must send a completed application, transcripts, and recommendations to: Gerald Massenburg, 135 Rosewood Drive, Bordentown, NJ 08505 by Fri Mar 29.
The library lowdown:
Whether you are a job seeker looking for resources to land your dream job, a parent looking for free activities for your kids, or a student searching for your next favorite book, you owe it to yourself to visit the Haddonfield Public Library! The library’s winter hours are currently in effect (visit haddonfieldlibrary. org). Note: The library will be closed on President’s Day, Mon Feb 18, due to budgetary constraints. The library’s busy winter schedule includes: • On Tue Feb 12, find out how to get free ebooks on your Kindle via the library’s subscription to Overdrive. The program will take place from 6 to 7pm. No pre-registration is required. • Microsoft Word novices will gather on Wed Feb 20, from 11am to 12n, to learn the basic elements of word processing. Basic computer skills are needed. Call 429-1304 to register. • The public library’s monthly book club, “Turn the Page,” has announced its lineup of featured reading selections. On Feb 25, Turn the Page will examine Man in the Woods by Scott Spencer. Drop by! To fuel literary discussion, refreshments are served at each club meeting. For more information, e-mail kmetrick@haddonfieldlibrary.org or call 429-1304 x116. • The Library Board of Trustees will meet on Tue Feb 26, at 8am, in the library’s New Jersey Room. All are welcome to attend. • The Haddonfield Friends of the Library will co-sponsor a discussion with local author Lisa Zeidner on Wed Feb 27 at 7pm. During the program, Zeidner will discuss and sign copies of her latest book, Love Bomb. Set in Haddonfield, Love Bomb has been described as an inventive, mordantly funny novel about love, marriage, stalkers, and the indignities of parenthood. It begins as a hostage drama and blossoms into a far-reaching tale about the infinite varieties of passion and heartbreak. Zeidner directs the Master of Fine Arts program in creative writing at Rutgers – Camden. She has published four novels and two books of poems. Her stories, reviews, and essays have appeared in The New York Times, Slate, GQ, and Tin House. GQ • An introduction to Microsoft’s spreadsheet program, Excel, will take place on Thu Feb 28, from 11am to 12n. Basic computer skills are needed. Call 429-1304 to register. • On Tue Mar 5, find out how to get free ebooks on your iPad via the library’s subscription to Overdrive. The program will take place from 6 to 7pm. No pre-registration is required. • Did you know that as a member of the Haddonfield Public Library, you informacan check a Nook ebook reader for 14 days? Call 429-1304 for more informa tion.
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Business 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. 856 448-6882 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 HOME CLEANING SERVICES Reliable. Responsible. Reasonable rates. References. Free estimates. 856 770-9231 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. 856-0144 (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 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, and horticulturalist. Native plants and wildlife habitats. 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 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 ARBOR CLIMBER FOR HIRE All phases of tree service. 856-869-5215 THE HADDON TREE COMPANy Your “in town” tree service company. Discounts to all who call. Trimming and removal specialists. 856-795-3333 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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Bob Parsons 795-1465 Trever Miller 428-4433 Michael Bonnette 357-5083 Kevin MacDonald 427-6123 Marie Steeb 795-1915 D.W. Janszky 429-0428 James Van Ostrand 461-8619 Tim Chase 609-320-6257 Joe Glennon 428-3374 Chris Werner 428-0901 Jim Pecka 354-6384 Larry Peacock 428-9678 Elyse Janove 428-2273 Pat Vogdes 428-3716 Polly Murray 216-1140 David Siedell 795-3191 Erin ips 429-2326 Paul Schmeck 609-330-6701 Terrie Murphy 429-9154 Mrs. Robert Baron 327-6681 Margaret Hunt 428-9717 Mignon Matthews 627-0074 Deborah Advancement Alliance Terry Sakas 616-7053 Democratic Club Ben Parvey 479-9095 Educational Trust Gary Carpenter 429-3960 x 220 Elizabeth Haddon Society for Children of the American Revolution Boyd Adams 857-1673 English Country Dancing Joanne Heizer 429-9186 Farmers’ Market Susan Baltake 428-8547 First Night Maureen Eyles 429-4700 x 300 Friends of Bancroft Debra Connor 524-7023 Friends of the Indian King Tavern Terrie Murphy 429-9154 Friends of the Library Phil Shapiro 428-5373 Garden Club Jolyne Dalzell 428-0745 Girl Scouts Carolyn Dellorco 354-1106 Girls’ Softball League Todd Day 216-1772 Great Books Group Beverley Anderson 655-8085 Haddon Fire Co. No. 1 Butch Brees 428-8059 Ladies Auxiliary Stacy Shaw 310-0045 Haddon Fortnightly Marie DiMatties 428-9290 Evening Membership Dept Lynda Acerbo 429-4901 Junior Women’s Club Sharla St. Rose 484-433-7863 Haddon Grange 38 Andrea Jennett 629-6876 Haddonfield Alumni Society Drew Hansen 229-7379 Haddonfield Auxiliary of Virtua Health Systems Arlene Stolarick 428-1913 Haddonfield Chapter #140 Order of the Eastern Star Paula Brining 464-0650 Haddonfield Child Care Denise Sellers 429-1603 Haddonfield Foundation John Connell 354-3074 Haddonfield Japan Exchange Bill Brown 429-4368 HATCH (Dinosaur Committee) Lisa Brandinelli-Quanci 857-1567 Historical Society Lee Albright 354-9761 Hometown Opportunities for the Mentally Handicapped Bonnie Crosby 663-0075 Indian King Tavern Museum Linda Hess 429-6792 Interfaith Caregivers Mary Anne Bigelow 354-0298 Kiwanis of the Haddons John Wilson 833-0401 La Leche League Peggy Stedman 795-2092 Ladies, Grand Army of the Republic Jane Breuer 235-0519 Lights! Camera! Action! Campaign Janice Hunt 216-2347 Lions Club Bob Turner 220-6424 Markeim Art Center Elizabeth Madden 429-8585 Masonic Lodge 15 David Leeds 429-3035 Masonic Lodge, Moorestown Excelsior Chapter, Order of Demolay Raymond Thorne 547-7839 MOMS Club Toni Muskett 428-0664 Newcomers Club Maggie Tourtellotte 609-707-0033 Pick-Up Band Tom Patton 429-0426 Plays & Players Box Office 429-8139 Preservation Haddonfield Kate Siedell 287-4665 Promoting Educational Opportunities for Women (PEO) Daytime Membership Andrea Rizzuto 354-0570 Evening Membership Debbie Beres 216-0186 Republican Club Shelly Castorino 609-820-5915 Rotary Club Neal Rochford 795-6879 Society of the Visual Arts Lisa Brandinelli-Quanci 857-1567 STRIDES Maria Forbes 571-0526 Tennis Association Angelo Alberto 609-206-1075 Toastmasters International Rosario Licciardello 866-0038 Traffic and Pedestrian Safety (TAPS) Norman Hinsey 216-1626 Tricentennial Committee Maureen Eyles 795-9927 Y’s Men’s Club Jamie Coker 609-923-9021
Commissioners
Mayor Tish Colombi tcolombi@haddonfield-nj.gov Commissioner Ed Borden eborden@haddonfield-nj.gov Commissioner Jeff Kasko jkasko@haddonfield-nj.gov To send a message to all three Commissioners ...
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Borough Hall 242 Kings Highway E, Haddonfield NJ 08033 General Information Anne Frey 429-4700 x 225 To link to the Borough website ... n Scan haddonfieldnj.org Administrator Sharon McCullough 429-4700 x 215 Animal Control 718-0305 Clean Communities Officer Gary Reses 429-4700 x 315 Community Development Steve Walko 429-4700 x 209 Crows Woods Coordinator Gary Reses 429-4700 x 315 Clerk Deanna Bennett 429-4700 x 204 Construction Office Suraya Rahmad 429-4700 x 210 Historic District Lisa Soderberg 429-4700 x 209 Human Relations Carl Maugeri 429-4700 x 335 Information Center Arlene Fiorilli 216-7253 2 Kings Court infocenter@haddonfieldnj.org Mabel Kay Senior Center Dory Mann 354-8789 Walnut Street (next to Acme Parking Lot) Municipal Alliance Steve Burns 429-4700 x 257 Municipal Court 547-0712 Note: The Municipal Court is located in Audubon Overnight Parking 784-9161 x 7 Parking Fines 547-0712 To pay a parking ticket online, scan ... n Scan http://njcourts.judiciary.state.nj.us/njmcdirect/atswepr2/home.do Partnership for Haddonfield Remi Fortunato 429-4700 x 326 To link to the Shop Haddonfield website ... n Scan shophaddonfieldnj.org To link to the Haddonfield Professionals website ... n Scan haddonfieldprofessionals.org Personnel Sharon McCullough 429-4700 x 215 Pet Licenses Anne Frey 429-4700 x 225 Planning Steve Walko 429-4700 x 224 Police Auxiliary Timothy Chase 609-320-6257 Public Library Susan Briant 429-1304 Intersection of Haddon Street N and Tanner Street To link to the Public Library website, scan ... n Scan haddonfieldlibrary.org Public Works David Watson 429-0183 Centre Street (at Scout Field) Recreation Council Robert Bickel 429-5851 x 300 Recycling David Watson 429-0183 x 123 Senior Citizen Coordinator Dory Mann 354-8789 Shade Trees David Watson 429-0183 Sign Applications Joe Waters 429-4700 x 228 Tax Assessor Tom Colavecchio 429-4700 x 227 Tax Collector/Finance Terry Henry 429-4700 x 205 Traffic Tickets 547-0712 Trash Casworth Enterprises 848-3505 Vital Statistics Susan McFadden 429-4700 x 207 Water and Sewer Joe Keating 429-0183 x 122 Water and Sewer Payments Megan Giordano 429-4700 x 206 Yard Sale Permits Anne Frey 429-4700 x 225 Zoning Joe Waters 429-4700 x 228
Emergency Services
Ambulance 15 Haddon Ave N (just off Kings Hwy E) Fire Administration Chief Joe Riggs Jr 15 Haddon Ave N (just off Kings Hwy E) To link to the Fire Company website ... www.haddonfirecompany.org Police Administration Chief John Banning 242 Kings Hwy E (rear of Borough Hall) Police Dispatch
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Observing lent
The Haddonfield Council of Churches will sponsor a preaching series titled “Christian Peacemaking Versus the Culture of Violence” during the lenten season. Services will be held at Grace Church (19 Kings Hwy E, Haddonfield) on Tuesdays, from Feb 19 to Mar 26, at 12n. These services offer a unique opportunity for local tradespeople, professionals, shoppers, and visitors to pause and observe Lent. The services will feature preaching and music from many of Haddonfield’s churches. This year’s series will address the growing culture violence and the importance of a Christian response. The recent tragedy in Newtown CT has served as a sharp reminder that violence is an American problem that must be addressed. Those of all faiths are invited to attend.
let’s think spring!
The annual Haddon Fortnightly Home and Garden Tour may not be until Fri May 3, but the club has already started househunting! If you are interested in opening your heart and home – or your spring garden – to those registered for the tour, call Tina at 428-0294. Haddonfield residents, and those living in the surrounding communities, are encouraged to volunteer their homes and gardens. The tour will include homes of all sizes. Tour guests will be given booties to wear (your floors will be safe) and homes will be manned at all times (you don’t have to be present during the tour). The proceeds from the annual tour are used to help maintain the clubhouse at the corner of Grove Street and Kings Highway E in Haddonfield.
a quest for character
Do you know a 8th grader from Haddonfield Middle School or a senior from the High School who exhibits courage, faith, honesty, integrity, responsibility, compassion, sense of humor, patience, respect, and more? Nominations are being accepted for the Julie R. Macier Character Award, cosponsored by the Board of Education and the PTA. The award was established in 1995 in memory of Julie Macier, an HMHS student who died in 1994 after a long and courageous battle with leukemia. Nominations for the award may be submitted by school administrators, staff members, teachers, students, members of the Board of Education, PTA members, and residents. Nomination forms are available in the Main Offices of the High School and Middle School and at the Public Library. The deadline for entries is Mon Apr 15. 795-6144
COME TAKE A LOOK AT
Collingswood Manor....
did you know?
Christ the King Church hosts a Young Adults’ Book Club. Meetings are held on the 2nd Wednesday of each month at 7pm in the church’s Parish Center. Attendees are asked to bring an appetizer or a beverage to share. All are welcome! 429-1600 x117
It’s Senior Living... with the accent on living!
Please call to arrange a private tour at your convenience, or come join us for an upcoming event! Lunch & Learn 4UESDAY &EBRUARY TH s AM PM Enjoy lunch in our beautiful main dining room, bring your questions and tour residential and assisted living. RSVP required to Barbara Wrzeszcz 856-942-1026.
/PEN (OUSE 3ATURDAY &EBRUARY RD s AM PM Come for a tour, information and an opportunity to meet our residents. Afterwards, sit back and relax while enjoying some refreshments. No appointment is needed, just stop by.
Because everyone needs a helping hand sometimes. In-Home Companion Care Transportation & Personal Care (C.H.H.A.) Ask About Our “Meals on Monday” Program Hourly & Live-In, All caregivers are insured, bonded & licensed
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Kingsway Learning Center has been serving students with multiple learning and developmental challenges for 46 years. To make a taxdeductible donation, send a check payable to Kingsway Learning Center, 144 Kings Hwy W, Haddonfield. 428-8108
Fun and games for Christ the King School
Supporting Christ the King Regional Catholic School (164 Hopkins Ave, Haddonfield) has never been so exciting! Coming up: • Christ the King School will sponsor a Coach Bag Bingo event on Sun Feb 17, beginning at 12n, at Holy Eucharist Parish Center (344 Kresson Road, Cherry Hill). Guests will enjoy refreshments, desserts, beverages. Lucky winners will leave with Coach bags on their arms. Tickets cost $45 each. Guests will receive one card per game. Additional cards will be available for purchase. Call Suzanne at 261-8405 or Dianne at 297-8279 for tickets and additional information. • Save this date! The school’s King’s Ball will take place on Fri Apr 12, from 7:30pm to 12m, at Lucien’s Manor (81 White Horse Pike W, Berlin Township). Guests will enjoy an evening of live entertainment, dancing, silent and live auctions, and a 50/50. Tickets for the King’s Ball cost $80 per person/$160 per couple. For further information, e-mail amt@maddentufanolaw.com. ckrs.org
Allison Apartments, Grand Suburban Living! Marlton, NJ 856-983-0155 Enjoy the tranquility of a suburban lifestyle AND the convenience of City living, moments from Route 70 and 73. Rent includes Heat, Hot water and cooking gas, water and sewer, beautiful landscaped grounds, washer/dryer optional, Flexible Lease available, and much more.
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Whether you’re enjoying a cup of coffee with a new friend or a gourmet dinner in the restaurant with your family, you know you’re home. Add the heated atrium pool, fitness center, library, movie theatre, card rooms, cultural activities and courtesy limo and you could imagine yourself in a lavish resort.
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