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Savor the many flavors of summer  Summer’s right around the corner which means that festive foods and fun are on the menu! Residents and visitors are encouraged to welcome summer in Haddonfield by taking advantage of some of the freshest shopping and dining opportunities South Jersey has to offer: • The Haddonfield Farmers’ Market will begin its 7th season on Sat May 18. The market will be held each Saturday morning – rain or shine – from 8:30am to 1pm, in Kings Court. Opening day festivities will include music by Boulevard Express, free seed packets for all, food samples, giveaways, and Little Sprouts children’s crafts/activities. Talk about one-stop shopping! Locals and visitors will enjoy a wide selection of Jersey-fresh produce, organic and artisan foods, flowers,

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 Members of Haddonfield American Legion Post 38 invite residents to join them in observing Memorial Day on Mon May 27. The Post’s annual Memorial Day Parade will step off promptly at 10am at Kings Hwy and Chestnut Street and conclude at Haddonfield Memorial High School (HMHS) where a memorial service will be conducted. The Parade will include the Post 38 Color Guard and members of the Post, the High School Marching Band, the Mayor and Commissioners, the memorial service flag presenters (the Daughters of the American Revolution, the Daughters of the War of 1812, and the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic), the Girl Scouts, Boy Scout Troops 64 and 65 and Cub Scout Packs 64 and 65, the Jack Schweiker Composite Unit of the Civil Air Patrol, and apparatus of Haddon Fire Co. No. 1 and the Ambulance Association. After the parade, a Memorial Service will be held at the War Memorial in front of HMHS. If the parade is cancelled due to inclement weather, the ceremony will be held in the school’s auditorium at 11am. The Memorial Service will honor the fallen men and women of nine wars – from the American Revolution to the present-day conflict in Afghanistan. The service will include normal military honors, a Chaplain’s prayer, remarks by Post 38 Commander Brian Fitzgerald, remarks by the Mayor of Haddonfield, placement of flags for each war, a reading of “In Flanders Fields” by members of the HMHS Honor Society, and music by the Pick-Up Band. Refreshments, donated anonymously, will be served following the ceremony. Questions concerning the parade and memorial service should be directed to Tom Baird at 4284070 or 609-923-1442.

Sprint to the groundbreaking ceremony!

 Let’s Turf It, Haddonfield’s turf-field committee, will host a groundbreaking ceremony at the Haddonfield Memorial High School Stadium on Mon May 20 at 6:30pm. All residents – especially members of the town’s youth, travel, and high school teams – are encouraged to attend. Athletes should wear their jerseys and be prepared for a team photo (hard hats and shovels will be provided). Free Mr. Softee ice cream will be available to all! Be sure to e-mail bonnie.d.walter@verizon.net to schedule your team’s photo shoot. And, there’s still time to buy a brick! To personalize a brick and make your mark on the new entrance to the stadium, visit haddonfieldturf.org.

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Around the Towns What’s Your Take?

• Over the last few years GARY SPATOLA has made the Haddonfield Farmers’ Market part of his Saturday routine. He looks for “locally grown produce and Jersey sweet corn.” Gary is pictured taking in the sights along Kings Hwy in Haddonfield.

The Haddonfield Farmers’ Market will begin its 7th season on Sat May 18.

What is the first thing you look for at a farmers’ market?

• REGINA WESSNER and her canine pal RUDY know their way around a farmers’ market. Regina shops for plants at area markets on the weekends. The pair is pictured after a visit with Gail at the Haddonfield Groomer.

• DON SABIA did not hesitate for a second with his response: “I look for good Silver Queen white corn!” Don lives in Haddonfield and looks forward to perusing the produce that the local farmers’ markets offer – including the Jersey tomatoes!

• Photographed at Haddonfield Antique Center, BILL NICKERSON seeks “fresh fruits and vegetables that can’t be found at the supermarket.” Bill lives in Haddonfield and has been working with the antique center for 15 years. He’s pictured in front of one of his displayc ases.

• KATIE MULVIHILL (7) and her dog, ROSEBUD, are always up for a trip to the Haddonfield Farmers’ Market. Katie keeps it simple and searches for donut vendors while Rosebud looks to mingle with other market-friendly pooches.

• Haddonfield’s Senior Services Director, DORY MANN, seeks fresh fruit at the Haddonfield Farmers’ Market. “I love fresh watermelon. It’s just so good!” Dory gushed.

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ďŁ&#x17E; The students of Haddonfield Theater Arts Center (HTAC) are putting their talents to good use this spring by working to raise money for local charities. On Thu May 30, the centerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s young performers will present Kids Care at the Haddon Fortnightly (Kings Hwy E & Grove Street). The 45-minutes extravaganza will begin at 6:30pm. An original work, Kidâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Care illustrates how passionate children can be about current social issues, including helping those in need. The show will be performed by the Centerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s â&#x20AC;&#x153;Company,â&#x20AC;? a group of students of different ages who demonstrated an interested in creating an original show and performing it at various venues. Kidâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Care features seven original songs penned by Scott and Christa Laska and HTAC staff members Zach Wiseley and Josh Totora. The poignant show touches on an array of issues â&#x20AC;&#x201C; from the importance of recycling to the need of children to fit in at school. Audiences will find it both funny and touching. Tickets cost $15 each. In the spirit of the show, proceeds will benefit the South Jersey Juvenile Diabetes Foundation. Following the local performance on Thu May 30, the Company will perform the show at the TADA! Youth Theater in New York on Sun Jun 2. Mark your calendars: HTACâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s End-of-the-Year Show will be presented at Audubon High School on Sat Jun 22 at 6pm. For further details â&#x20AC;&#x201C; including show and ticket information â&#x20AC;&#x201C; visit haddonfieldtheater artscenter.com. 229-7838

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ďŁ&#x17E; Make the Haddonfield Public Library (60 Haddon Ave N) your BFF this spring. A teen craft program â&#x20AC;&#x201C; titled â&#x20AC;&#x153;Mish-Mash Craftsâ&#x20AC;? â&#x20AC;&#x201C; will be offered on Tue May 21 at 6:30pm. The library will supply materials â&#x20AC;&#x201C; or bring your own! Stop by with your friends or make new ones during this fun program. Register at the library, call 429-1304 x114, or e-mail ebraverman@ haddonfieldlibrary.org. haddonfieldlibrary.org.

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What’s brewing at presby?

 The Presbyterian Women of the Presbyterian Church of Haddonfield (20 Kings Hwy E) will sell coffee products in the church parlor after the Sunday service on May 19. This will be the Presbyterian Women’s final sale of the season. Stock up for summer! Drip and whole-bean coffees, flavorful teas, almonds, and chocolates will be sold. All products are sold through the Equal Exchange (equalexchange.coop). Equal Exchange assures that small farmers in Latin America, Asia, and Africa receive fair pay for their products. Participation in Equal Exchange enables farmers to make a better living while they learn to protect their land and water supplies. To get the scoop, call 429-1960.

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• CARRABEAN CHARM 10am Discover the exciting world of tropical flowers! Students will learn the tricks of the trade in designing with these blooms. Bamboo, moss and exotic leaves are a key design element. Create a breath of the tropics. $45. To 11:30am.

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Students will learn how to make a bow of various sizes along with novelty ribbon roses and butterflies. Ribbon is supplied. Bring ribbon scissors. $20. To 11:30am.

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This lecture/demonstration class will show how to create a simple event with flowers and accessories for a baby or bridal shower. Students will design a basic centerpiece and accessories. $35. To 2pm. ____________________________________

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On the porch of Sansone & Company, Frank Laning will discuss color and current trends that affect our daily lives. Light refreshments. Free. Advance registration by e-mail required. ____________________________________

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• THRU THE LOOKING GLASS 10am

The use of glass vases is very popular. Students will discover the many styles of containers and design an arrangement in glass. The demonstration in this class will show how to create from traditional to contemporary with minimal mechanics. $35. To 11:30am.

• SHOW OFF THE VASE 12:30pm Students are to bring a couple of containers they like to use flowers in and get new ideas to embellish them. They can be of any material (glass, silver, pottery, for example). Students will create in one of their vase to take home. Container size should be no higher than 15” and 10” to 15” wide. Various flower holders (floral foam, marbles, tape, pin holders etc.) will be discussed. Lecture fee $15. Flowers for students to select for their designs will be available at market price by the stem. To 2pm.

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Kids: Grow at your library

 Under the ground in soft brown dirt/We wait for rain and sun/We’re seeds and roots and tiny bugs/ Our life has just begun! The Children’s Department is going underground in June. Check out the lineup: • Celebrate Children’s Book week thru Sun May 19. Kids – ages five thru 12 – are encouraged to stop by the library and guess the number of colorful jelly beans in the Children’s Department’s jar. The children who submit the 10 closest guesses will win prizes! • Preschool Storytime, for kids ages four and five, is held on Tuesdays at 10:30am and on Wednesdays at 1:30pm. Kids will make happy worms on Jun 18 and Jun 19. • Toddlertime, for kids ages two and three, is held on Thursdays at 10:30am. Tykes will make happy worms on Jun 20. • The Children’s Department’s Summer Reading Program, themed “Dig into Reading,” will commence on Mon Jun 10. Young readers – in pre-school thru 8th grade – are encouraged to stop by the Children’s Desk to register. Forms for the Teen Summer Reading Program, “Beneath the Surface,” will be available at the library’s main circulation desk beginning on Mon Jun 10. Kids who read six books by Thu Sep 5 will win a gift certificate for a show at the Ritz Theatre, or a ticket to a high school drama club production, or a movie pass from AMC/Leows. An end-ofsummer party, themed “Dino Dig,” will take place on Thu Aug 29, at 7pm, in the Haddonfield Borough Hall Auditorium. • Sara O’Brien, fondly known as Luloo, will return to the library during her Community Rocks Summer Tour. On Fri Jun 14 she will kick off the summer with an outdoor concert from 3:30 to 5pm. Rain: Sat Jun 15 at 1pm. 429-1304

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 Preschool-age children (three- to five-year olds) with developmental issues, who live in Haddon Heights, may be eligible for free special education services through the school district. For details, contact Jocqueline Renner at 547-1322 x3005.

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 The Haddon Hieghts VFW will sponsor a Memorial Day Parade and Dedication Ceremony on Mon May 27. Those who wish to march will gather at 4th and Station Aves at 10am. The parade will step off at 10:30am. It will be followed by a dedication of wreaths, at approximately 11am, at the Cannons in Haddon Lake Park. Interested persons and organizations are invited to participate in the parade and the wreathlaying ceremony. Call Augie Longo at 547-0335 for more information.

 Be a buddy to the Summer Recreation program in Hoff’s Park. New and gently used items are needed to make the summer shine. Bring your donations to Haddon Heights Borough Hall (625 Station Ave). The campers will need twine, beads, bird seed, wipes, a tub of shortening, craft magnets, oatmeal, Whiffle Balls, wipes for tables, hand wipes, paper, puzzles, checkers, balls, card games, coloring and word-search books, brown paper bags, plastic storage bags, bubble wrap, Sharpies, name tags, and plastic cups. 846-4852

 Here’s a perfect opportunity to reconnect with your friends and neighbors. A Neighbors’ Night Out event will be held on the evening of Sat Jun 1 on Atlantic Ave in Haddon Heights (look for the huge tent). The event will feature food by Anthony’s Italian Cuisine and The Hotdog Man; live music by Funktion 11, Jeremy Grenhart, Suitcase Murphy, and She Hates Me; and – of course! – sparkling conversation. Tickets cost $60 per guest or $110 per couple. They are available at Haddon Heights Borough Hall and the library. haddonhts.com

 The Haddon Heights Library (608 Haddon Ave) will participate in the annual New Jersey Summer Reading Program. This year’s program, titled “Dig Into Reading,” is intended to encourage children to become lifelong readers. Dig Into Reading will begin at the Haddon Heights Library on Mon Jun 24. Remember to stop by the library and pick up your reading log. The program will run through Mon Aug 19 and conclude with an end-of- the-summer reading party on Fri Sep 13.

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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 encouraged to attend. During the meeting on Mon May 20, George Huemmrich will entertain the group with his stories about working in the Mechanical Departments of the Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Lines and the Pennsylvainia Railroad. Huemmrich was an enginehouse foreman in several locations on the railroad including Atlantic City NJ and Willmington DE. The hall is fully accessible. For information about upcoming meetings, visit westjersey-nrhs.org/ or contact Ron Baile at rbaile@verizon.net or 609-828-9881. cuTTInG • MulcHInG • feRTIlIzInG • pRunInG

 The Haddon Heights Rotary Club sponsors “Flags for Our Town Heroes” each Memorial Day. For a $5 donation, the club will display an American Flag on Station Ave, in Haddon Heights, honoring the active or veteran service man or woman that you designate. A tag will indicate the service persons’ name, branch, years served, and the name of the donor. Flags can be reserved at the Haddon Heights Library (608 Station Ave, Haddon Heights). For more information, e-mail Chris Feese at thefeeses@gmail.com. haddonheightsrotary.org

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Are you thinking summer?

 Rest assured, Haddon Heights’ Summer Recreation Program will begin next month. The program will combine crafts, games, science experiments, sport instruction, and supervised play for children entering kindergarten thru sixth grade next fall. Summer Rec takes place at Haddon Heights’ Hoff’s Park. The program will run from 8:30 to 11:30am on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays in late-June and July. The fee is $50 per week for residents; $75 per week for non-residents. Remember: Summer Rec weeks make great gifts for little campers! Contact Kathy Lange, Director of Parks and Rec 546-4852 or kathylange@ verizon.net for further details. Save-a-Spot Forms are available at haddonhts. com. See the April issue of The Heights Report for more information.

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It’s playtime

 Parents and young children are encouraged to stop by RendezVous (531 Station Ave, Haddon Heights) on Friday mornings for coffee and conversation. Play Date is held from 10:30am to 12n. Bring your child – or children – and a toy to share. rondesvoushh.com

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Art: Coming to an avenue near you!

 The Haddon Heights Business and Professional Association will sponsor an clothesline art event on Sat May 18, from 10am to 3pm, in the borough’s business district. Haddon Heights residents are invited to showcase a maximum of five pieces of art during the free show. Exhibitors may sell their work during this BYOTTC event (Bring Your Own Table or Tent, and Chair). The rain date is Sat May 25. To register, visit haddonheights.biz.

They’re searching for crafters and vendors

 In cooperation with the Original Garden State Corvette Club, the Haddon Heights Business and Professional Association will hold its annual Fall Festival and Corvette Show on Sat Oct 5. This rain-or-shine event promises fun for all! If you would like to be an art/craft vendor – or a food and beverage vendor – during the Fall Festival and Corvette Show, contact George Wise at 546-1129. Applications and information are also available at haddonheights.biz/events/.

Let Seussical bring out the kid in you

 Those who are young – and those who are young at heart – will surely to Baptist Regional School (300 Station Ave, Haddon Heights) this spring to catch Seussical: The Musical. Currently one of the most performed shows in America, Seussical is a fantastical, magical, musical extravaganza! Find out what happens when Horton the Elephant finds himself faced with a double challenge – protecting his tiny friend Jojo from a world of naysayers while guarding an abandoned egg. Recognizing Horton’s “kind and powerful heart,” the intrepid Gertrude McFuzz never loses faith in the story’s protagonist, even as Horton faces ridicule, danger, kidnapping, and a trial. Will the powers of friendship, loyalty, family, and community prevail? Matinee performances of Seussical will take place on Fridays, May 17 and May 24, at 10am. An additional matinee will take place on Sat May 18 at 1pm. An evening performance will take place on Thu May 23, at 7pm. Evening performances will also take place on Fridays, May 17 and May 24, at 7pm. For ticket information, call 547-2996.

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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.

 The Borough of Haddon Heights offers recreation and educational programs for every member of the family. 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 546-2585. Next up: • Babysitter Training – You’ll be the best sitter on the block after taking this Red Cross course! The class will take place on Sat Jun 1 – from 9am to 3pm – at the Cabin. $85 resident; $90 non-resident.

 Adults: The Borough of Haddon Heights offers recreation and educational programs just for you! Classes are held at the Cabin (600 Lippincott Lane W). To register, visit haddonhts.com or call 546-2585. Coming up: • Closet Writer’s Workshop – Learn the ins and outs of writing and publishing a literary masterpiece on Thursday evenings – May 23 thru Jun 13 – from 7 to 8:30pm. $25 resident; $30 non-resident. • Genealogy (Part 2) – This class will complement the Genealogy class offered in Winter 2012. New registrants are welcome to attend. Climb your family tree on Tue Jun 11, from 7 to 8:30pm. $10 resident; $12 non-resident. • Self Defence for Women (Part 2) – Learn more self-defence maneuvers from Officer Lou Baselice on Thu Jun 20, beginning at 7pm. $12 resident; $15 non-resident.

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 In an effort to protect the well-being of the borough’s citizens and the environment, Haddon Heights is participating in Project Medicine Drop. Residents are encouraged to leave their unwanted prescription medications and other drugs in the mailbox-style drop box in Haddon Heights Borough Hall at the Police Department courtesy window (625 Station Ave). Remove personal information before leaving medicine containers in the drop box. The service is free and anonymous – no questions asked. 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. Antibiotics in the environment may contribute to the development of drug-resistant bacteria. For further information, call Captain Valvardi at 547-0614 x14 or visit njconsumeraffairs.gov/ meddrop.

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 The Tri-State Jazz Society continues to sponsor concerts at the Haddonfield United Methodist Church (29 Warwick Road). The Jazz Society will welcome Doug Monro and La Pompe Attack on Sun May 19 at 2pm. An established veteran of the New York music scene and a two-time Grammy-nominated guitar virtuoso, Doug Monro will lead his Django Reinhardt-influenced gypsy jazz quartet in its interpretation of popular melodies as well as classic Django compositions. Monro’s current CD, “A Very Gypsy Christmas,” features all-time favorite holiday songs. To watch Doug Monro and La Pomp Attack perform, go to youtube.com/watch?v=3yN0MONujbM The Tri-State Jazz Society was formed in 1988. It is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the preservation and presentation of traditional jazz. General admission for each Tri-State Jazz Society concert is $20. However, admission to your first Tri-State Jazz Society concert will be $10. If you decide to become a member ($20 per year), admission to future concerts will cost you just $10 per show. High school and college students with ID – and children with paying adults – are always admitted for free. tristatejazz.org

Helping our heroes

 Members of our armed forces make daily sacrifices on our behalf and often bear wounds – physical, emotional, and spiritual – that can last a lifetime. Haddonfield United Methodist Church has started new ministry which provides support and assistance to active military personnel and veterans, particularly (but not limited to) those suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder. For more information, contact Karen Becker at 429-0403. Meetings are being held at the church on the 2nd Wednesday of each month at 7pm.

Why do you love Haddonfield?

 In recognition of Haddonfield’s year-long Tricentennial Celebration, the Partnership for Haddonfield is sponsoring a contest dubbed “Three Hundred Reasons I Love Haddonfield.” Visit shophaddonfieldnj.com and let the Partnership know why you love to shop and dine in Haddonfield. Those who enter will be eligible to win a $300 Townwide Gift Certificate. The winner will be announced during the next Girls’ Night Out event, on Thu Oct 3, in Kings Court. Entries will be posted on shophaddonfieldnj.com.

Taste history

 On Wed May 22 at 7:30pm, the Historical Society of Haddonfield will sponsor a foodtasting event, titled “18th Century Food – What John and Elizabeth Haddon Estaugh Ate,” at Greenfield Hall (343 Kings Hwy E). Society member Dianne Snodgrass will discuss Quaker recipes which appear in cookbooks from the 17th thru mid18th centuries. The relationships between food, cookware, class, and economic status will be examined. Seating will limited. Tickets are free for Historical Society members and $5 for non-members. 429-7375

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 Dance Haddonfield’s 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 the intermediate lesson only pay $12). Alan Saperstein will teach the Night Club Two-Step on Sunday evenings thru May 26. Improve your moves – and line your favorite organization’s coffers – with Dance Haddonfield. To learn how you can help your local organization waltz away with and extra $100, $250, $500, $1000, or even $2000, visit dancehaddonfield.org.

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 Sustainable Haddonfield and the Haddonfield Environmental Commission will sponsor a workshop titled “Build-Your-Own Rain Barrel” on Tue May 21, at 7pm, in the Parrish Hall at Grace Church (19 Kings Hwy E). An expert from Rutgers Cooperative Extension will speak about local watersheds and stormwater systems. They will also discuss how rain barrels can reduce and control stormwater runoff and protect our natural resources. Participants will learn how to build, maintain, and use rain barrels. Each participant will craft a barrel for home use. A fee of $45 per participant will cover the costs of materials. The last rain barrel workshop filled quickly. Reserve your spot now by e-mailing sustainablehaddonfield@gmail.com or calling 795-2272.

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 The Haddonfield Center & School for the Performing Arts’ (HCSPA) concert series continues to bring renowned musicians to the ‘burbs. A non-profit organization dedicated to providing quality instruction and vibrant artistic opportunities to area residents, HCSPA is headquartered at Grace Church (19 Kings Hwy E). Up next: • HCSPA will present its final concert of the 2012-2013 season on Sat Jun 1. A compliment to HCSPA’s “From Broadway with Love” dinner- theater event in February, this concert will feature Broadway tunes performed by members of the Westminster Choir College as well as South Jersey’s only professional choral ensemble, The Thirteen. Guests will enjoy drinks, dinner, and dessert in a romantic atmosphere. Children will be treated to dinner with their friends under adult supervision. Hors d’houvres will be served beginning at 6:30pm. Dinner and music theater will commence at 7pm. Advance ticket purchase is strongly recommended. Visit haddonfieldarts.org for further details. • HCSPA will present its inaugural Summer Choral Festival – designed for singers in high school and adults – from Sun Jul 21 thru Fri Jul 26. Participants will learn two major works for mixed chorus in a unique environment that explores the process of the creation, preparation, and performance of a masterpiece. Those interested in participating are encouraged to visit haddonfieldarts. org for more information.

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 Step back in time by visiting the Indian King Tavern Museum (233 Kings Hwy E) during the spring and summer months: • The Tavern’s 2nd annual beer-tasting fundraiser will take place on Sat May 18. Celebrate Haddonfield’s tricentennial during the • Design & Installation tavern’s “Three Cheers • Annual & Perennial Planting for 300” celebration. • Garden Maintenance Traditional fare • Custom Installation of Container Gardens will be prepared by the British Chip Shop of Haddonfield and served buffetstyle. Colonial-style ales will be available Contact Aimee for tasting. Oysters 856-220-0049 will be provided by www.horticulturist4hire.com Westmont’s Pour House (a buck-a-shuck). Degreed in Ornamental Horticulture Tickets are being sold for $50 each at the Haddonfield Information Center (2 Lessons & Performance Kings Court) and at the Law Office of Joe Murphy (30 Tanner Street, Haddonfield). Cash and checks Kathleen Mayes accepted; credit card payments may be made 856-858-8902 at the Information Center only. Mayeskl@comcast.net Each of the three Guitar Lessons Specializing in Classical Technique. seatings – 12n to 2:30pm, 3 to 5:30pm, and 6 to 8:30pm – will be limited to 100 29 Warwick Rd Haddonfield NJ revelers. For additional information about this blockbuster event, visit indiankingfriends.org. • On Sat Jun 1, We are now accepting applications for Revolutionary War re3-, 4-, and 5-Year-Old Classes for enactors will “encamp” September 2013 and forward at the Indian King Tavern from 10am to Classes Available 2, 3, 4, or 5 Days a Week 4pm. Don’t be surprised if there’s a skirmish! • Transitional Kindergarten • On Independence (Mon to Fri AM) Day, Thu Jul 4, • 5-Year-Old Kindergarten Enrichment beginning at 9:30am, an interpreter will (Mon Wed Fri PM) read the Declaration of Degreed Teachers Certified in CPR and First Aid Independence on the steps of the Tavern. State-Licensed for 54 Years An Open House Extended Day Available event at the Indian King Air-Conditioned Classrooms • 2 Playgrounds Tavern will follow the 4th of July parade. 429-6792 For a brochure and application, please call Lynne Ebling – 856-428-2155

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 The Haddonfield Educational Trust will host its annual Golf Outing on Mon Jun 3 at Tavistock Country Club. For more information about this event, visit haddonfieldeducational trust.com.

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European-style breads, pastries and other sweet treats, coffee, and take-home foods. New this year: French crepes by Sylvie. Remember, weekend parking is always free in Haddonfield! For weekly specials, visit haddonfield farmersmarket.org. • A time-honored harbinger of summer, the annual Strawberry Festival and Pops Concert at the First Presbyterian Church (20 Kings Hwy E), is on the horizon! This half-century-old tradition will be revisited on Fri Jun 7. The event is being sponsored by the Presbyterian Women. From 6:30 to 7:45pm, guests will enjoy strawberries served on homemade pound cake topped with ice cream in the church’s Fellowship Hall. Following the feast, the Pops Choir will perform a rousing musical program under the baton of Ken Carter. Guests will be treated to favorites like Rodgers and Hammerstein’s “Climb Every Mountain ” and Gershwin’s “Someone to Watch Over Me” during Carter’s final Pops concert. Tickets will cost $6 for adults and $3 for children (six and under); they will be sold at the door. Why not make an evening out of it? Jun 7 is also First Friday. Before stopping at the Strawberry Festival, enjoy open-air dinning at a local eatery. • When the temperatures rise, Haddonfield’s Mabel Kay Senior Center celebrates with its annual Start of Summer Picnic. The rain-or-shine event will be held on Sat Jun 8, beginning at 2pm, at the center (24 Walnut Street). Guests will mingle while enjoying a feast of grilled hot dogs and hamburgers, potato salad, baked beans, cold drinks, cake, and coffee. The cost is $3 per person, payable at the door. Reserve spaces by calling 354-8789. • Also on Sat Jun 8, the Haddonfield Japan Exchange will host its annual Sake Sushi Night and Auction at the Markeim Arts Center (Lincoln & Walnut Streets) on Sat Jun 8 from 7 to 11pm. Guests will enjoy plenty of sake and sushi during this event. Beer will be donated by the Flying Fish Brewery. Origami and calligraphy demonstrations will enhance the festive atmosphere; an auction will make the evening complete. To learn more about the Sake Sushi Night and Auction, see page 17.

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post 38 marks Memorial Day

 Memorial Day is an occasion for remembering and honoring members of our military who died in service to their country -- particularly those who died in battle or as a result of wounds sustained in battle. In honor of our deceased soldiers, members of the Haddonfield American Legion Post 38 have organized a number of activities which will take place over the Memorial Day weekend. • On Fri May 24, all veterans are invited to attend a memorial service in the auditorium at Haddonfield Memorial High School at 9:30 am. • Also on Fri May 24, members of Post 38 will place flags at the Baptist and Methodist Cemeteries at 6:30pm. • On Sun May 26, members of Post 38 will take part in a service at Christ the King Church at 11am. • On Mon May 27, members of Post 38 will gather for breakfast from 7 to 9 am. A Memorial Day Ceremony will be held at Post 38 at 9am. The Memorial Day Parade commence at 10am. A Memorial Day Service will be held the Haddonfield War Memorial (HMHS) after the parade. Note: If the parade is cancelled due to rain, the service will be held in the HMHS auditorium at 11am. Tom Baird: 428-4070 or 609-923-1442

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 Recently, the Haddonfield Shade Tree Commission announced its Tricentennial Tree Sale, an opportunity to purchase ornamental and shade trees for planting in the home garden or donating for streetside or public park plantings. The tree sale will continue thru mid-September; it will culminate on Sat Oct 5, Tricentennial Tree Day. On Tree Day a community tree planting and celebration will take place. The Shade Tree Commission has selected 15 trees – of various shapes and sizes – which are suitable for various growing conditions. Planting a tree is an ideal way to commemorate a family event or simply enhance the beauty of a yard. While the Tricentennial Tree Program is not intended to replace Haddonfield’s planting initiatives, it will provide an opportunity to supplement the shade tree plantings at a time when the borough’s focus is on the removal of blight-stricken red oak and pin oak trees. Trees offered through this promotion will prepped, pruned, and labeled as Tricentennial Trees. Donated trees are tax-deductible and will be planed by trained teams. Trees purchased for private property will be ready for pick-up and planting on or before Sat Oct 5. Trees are priced at $125 each. A limited selection of premium trees are priced at $350. All participants will be honored in print and online for their support. Records of this event will be presented to the Historical Society of Haddonfield for posterity. To learn more, visit the Shade Tree Commission tables in Kings Court on Sat May 18. Volunteers are being recruited for the tree-planting effort. To learn more, visit haddonfieldnj.org/borough_ boards-shade.php.

The Quadrennial Reorganization Meeting of the Borough of Haddonfield

Board of Commissioners will be held in the Borough Hall auditorium on Tuesday, May 28, 2013 at 7:30pm. The Borough Clerk will submit the Statement of Election Results for the Municipal Election held on May 14, 2013 and the three duly-elected Commissioners will be ceremonially sworn in. Jeffret Stephen Kasko John A. Moscatelli Neal P. Rochford All interested parties are invited to attend.

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 The Celebrations Association has made it easy for you to make donations and get late-breaking news about upcoming association-sponsored events. Simply visit haddonfield-celebrations.org. Members of the Haddonfield Celebrations Association are hard at work planning a stunning array of events for 2013 – including another Independence Day Celebration (the Forth of July Parade and fireworks), the Halloween Parade, and the Christmas Tree Lighting. These events are funded through community donations. Historically, only 10-percent of Haddonfield’s households make contributions; the Celebrations Association is looking to the other 90-percent to help make 2013 shine. Recently, the Celebrations Association mailed a letter to each household in the borough asking for donations to help finance the Haddonfield 4th of July Parade and fireworks. If you received it, mail your donation – in the envelope provided – as soon as possible. If you did not receive your letter and donation envelope, send checks payable to: Haddonfield Celebrations Association, PO Box 15, Haddonfield. Or, visit haddonfield-celebrations.org.

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 Markeim Arts Center, located at 104 Walnut Street in Haddonfield, will sponsor summer programs for kids of all ages. Kids Art Camp and Pottery Camp will run from Mon Jun 24 thru Fri Aug 30. Kids’ Art Camp permits for daily or weekly sign-up. Morning sessions run from 9am to 12n; afternoon sessions will run from 1 to 4pm. Extendedday and Lunch Bunch options will permit for maximum flexibility. Kids’ Art Camp will offer opportunities for young artists to work in the five media areas. Campers will be grouped by age. In Markeim’s Ceramics Studio, Pottery Camp will introduce campers – ages seven and older – to the potters’ wheel. Campers will leave Markeim with glazed creations of exceptional effort. Visit markeimartcenter.org/summer-camps for program details. 429-8585

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#553 • MAY 17 TO 31, 2013

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 Summer will bring music to the masses! The Rotary’s Summer Concert Series will return in July. Beginning in early July, Friday-night concerts will take place on Kings Hwy and in Kings Court. Performances will take place from 7 to 8:30pm. On Fridays, Jul 5 and Jul 19, shows will take place in Kings Court – bring your neighbors and your folding chairs! On Fridays, Jul 12 and Jul 26, the Haddonfield Police Department will close Kings Hwy to traffic at approximately 6:45pm. Revelers are invited to make themselves at home on the highway. Don’t forget your dancing shoes! The line-up includes: • Fri Jul 5 – The Vintage Country Duet will set the festive tone during the business district’s First Friday festivities. • Fri Jul 12 – The Mango Men will take the borough by storm with Jimmy Buffett favorites and classic rock tunes. • Fri Jul 19 – Kings Court will come alive with the music of The Dixie Stompers. • Fri Jul 26 – The All SOULed Out Band will woo the crowd with soul dance hits from the 60’s, 70’s, and 80’s. Concerts will be cancelled in the event of rain.

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Sushi, saki, and more!

 The Haddonfield Japan Exchange will host its annual Sake Sushi Night and Auction at the Markeim Arts Center (Lincoln & Walnut Streets) on Sat Jun 8 from 7 to 11pm. Last summer, 14 students from Haddonfield traveled to Kasukabe, Japan for a two-week visit with their host families. This summer, 22 visitors from Kasukabe will spend time in Haddonfield with local host families. While supported by the Haddonfield School District, the exchange is completely funded by donations and fundraisers. Sake Sushi Night is the main fundraiser for the Japan Exchange. Guests will enjoy plenty of sake and sushi during this event. Beer will be provided by the Flying Fish Brewery. Origami and calligraphy demonstrations will enhance the festive atmosphere; an auction will make the evening complete. Auction items will include kimonos, artwork, a gift basket from Bell’s Bodies, admissions to attractions in Cape May, an overnight stay at the Haddonfield Inn, gift certificates to local Japanese restaurants, and a gift certificate from photographer Colette Oswald. Tickets for the Sake Sushi Night and Auction cost $30 each. Tickets are available at the Haddonfield Information Center in King’s Court. To discuss sponsorship opportunities or for further information, e-mail billbrown08033@ aol.com.

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Are you ready for spaghetti?

 Students involved in the Lutheran Church of Our Savior’s senior high youth summer mission trip will host a spaghetti dinner on the evening of Fri Jun 7. Proceeds from this event will be used to fund the youth group’s upcoming trip to North Carolina. While in North Carolina, the students will work with Habitat for Humanity. Dinner will be held in the Parish Hall from 5:30 to 7pm. Three seatings will be offered: 5:30pm, 6pm, and 6:30pm. Diners will enjoy pasta with homemade tomato sauce, meatballs, garlic bread, green salad, and dessert. Tickets are $12 for adults and $8 for children ages five thru 16. Children under 5 will dine for free. Tickets may be purchased at the church or by contacting Lisa Quanci at heylisabee@gmail.com or 429-5122. The Lutheran Church is located at 204 Wayne Ave in Haddonfield.

Run for it!

 Do you thrive on competition? Make your evening run more competitive with the Haddonfield-based South Jersey Athletic Club. The group will hold its 21st annual No Frills, Just Thrills series of races beginning on Tue Jun 11 at Cooper River Park. The 1-loop race (3.65 miles) will start at 7pm. Winners will be chosen based on how close they come to their predicted finishing times. No watches, clocks, or timing devices are allowed. All runners, regardless of race experience, may enter. The fee is $5; $3 for SJAC members; free for full-time students with ID. For an application, visit southjerseyac.org. Can’t make it on Jun 11? Don’t worry, more Tuesday night races will be held throughout the summer: • Tue Jun 25, 7pm – 1-loop staggered start race (6.2 miles). • Tue Jul 9, 6:40pm – The Harry Berkowitz 1- Mile Run; 7pm – 1-loop or 2-loop (7.3 miles) races. • Tue Jul 23, 7pm – 1-loop prediction race (3.65 miles). • Tue Aug 6, 7pm – 1-loop, staggered start race (3.65 miles). • Tue Aug 20, 6:30pm – 1-loop, 2-loop, or 3-loop (10.95 miles) races. Details: 667-2587.

#553 • MAY 17 TO 31, 2013

Noshing and networking

 The Partnership for Haddonfield Professional Committee holds Breakfast Networking Events on the first Friday of each month from 8 to 9am. The next event will be held on Jun 7, at Ludovico’s (9 Kings Hwy W, Haddonfield). Professionals, retailers, service business owners, and support staff are encouraged to attend. Town-wide gift certificates are sold – at a 10percent discount – during these events. haddonfieldnj.org

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The library lowdown:

 Be sure to check out The Haddonfield Public Library (60 Haddon Ave) this spring! The library recently launched a new e-books system. The new system, the 3M Cloud, is integrated with the library’s automated circulation system (POLARIS). To learn more, be sure to check out the library’s Discovery Terminal during your next visit. The library’s busy schedule includes: • The public library’s monthly book club, “Turn the Page,” has announced its lineup of featured reading selections. On Mon May 20 at 7pm, Turn the Page will examine The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald. Drop by! To fuel literary discussion, refreshments are served during each club meeting. For more information, call 429-1304 x116. • On Wed May 22, beginning at 7pm, Haddonfield resident Joe Burcher and co-author Robert Kenselaar will discuss and sign copies of Remembering South Cape May: the Jersey Shore Town that Vanished into the Sea. Learn a little about the history of South Cape May, a town which is now just a memory. Joseph Burcher, one of the town’s last residents, will describe life in South Cape May before the serene town was swallowed by the angry Atlantic. • “An Introduction to Windows” will be offered on Thu May 23, from 11am to 12n. Basic computer skills are needed for this program (computer, keyboard and mouse). Call 429-1304 to register. • The Library Board of Trustees will meet on Tue May 28, at 8am, in the library’s New Jersey Room. All are welcome. • Learn a bit about the library’s 3M Cloud eBooks system – and find out how to get free eBooks with your library card – by attending an hour-long introductory class on Tue Jun 11 at 6pm. No need to register – just show up! Note: The library will be closed from Sat May 25 thru Mon May 27

#553 • MAY 17 TO 31, 2013

May at the Methodist Church

 The Haddonfield United Methodist Church, located at 29 Warwick Road, is making the most of May with: • Pentecost Sunday will be celebrated during services on Sun May 19. Wear red (even if that means wearing a Phillies jersey)! • Hal Schiffman will present a four- or five-part discussion, titled “The Translation of the Bible – Linguistic and Political Issues,” beginning on Wed May 22. Call 429-0403 for details. • On Wednesday evenings, beginning on May 22, Pastor Jessica Brendler will facilitate a study group titled “A Desciple’s Path: Deepening Your Relationship with Christ and the Church.” The seven-week program will meet from 7 to 8:30pm. Call 429-0403 for details. • On Sun May 26, the members of the church’s Veterans Ministry will read names and ring a bell for members of the military who have died, either in action or since returning home. If you have a name you would like read in the cloisters on May 26 at 8am, then e-mail humc. vetsconnect@gmail.com. • A fellowship and discussion group for mothers of children of all ages is held each Sunday at 10:30am in room 303. Childcare is provided.

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 Mitch Winkler, selected in 2002 as the “Philadelphia Inquirer’s High School Girls Tennis Coach of the Year,” will lead a six-week juniors tennis program. The program, sponsored by the Haddonfield Tennis Association, will be held on Tuesdays, starting Jun 18, at Haddonfield’s Centennial Tennis Courts. Classes will be held from 6:15 to 7:15pm (ages six thru nine) and from 7:15 to 8:15pm (ages 10 thru 13). The cost is $65 per player. Register early, as space is limited. Call 428-8541. htatennis.org

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 Stop by the Markeim (104 Walnut Ave, Haddonfield) and find out what your neighbors have been up to! • The 5th annual Power of the Flower exhibition will be showcased thru Tue May 28. During this juried show, the gallery comes alive with a kaleidoscope of floral works – including paintings, photography, textiles, and jewelry created by notable regional artists. • The Haddonfield Memorial High School Seniors’ Exhibit will take place from Thu May 30 thru Sun Jun 2. Celebrate the creativity the local emerging artists. A reception will be held on Sun Jun 2 from 3 to 5pm. • “Off the Wall,” an art show and sale featuring the works of Cheltenham Printmakers’ Guild, will dominate the gallery from Tue Jun 4 thru Sat Jun 29. A Meet-the-Artists Reception will be held on Fri Jun 7 from 7 to 9pm. Be sure to stop by on your First Friday stroll. June is Art Sale Month at Markeim. Prints created by members of the Cheltenham Printmakers’ Guild will be sold for $50 to $300. See something your like? Take it “Off The Wall” at Markeim and enjoy it at home! 429-8585

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 Head to Tatem Elementary School on Sat Jun 1 for a tricentennial-themed treat. An annual favorite, the Tatem School Fair will take place – rain or shine – from 10am to 3pm. Fair organizers are combining old favorites with new surprises. This year, young thrillseekers will be treated to The Jurassic Adventure (in honor of Haddie, of course!), a carousel bounce house, a sports-themed obstacle course, and a fire engine ride. Fairgoers can count on games – including Fish Bowls, Blinko, Skee Ball, and Duck Pond – as well as refreshments and crafts. Of course, the renowned Tatem Beauty Salon will be accepting new clients! More good news: You may leave with a prize basket on your arm. The Silent Auction will surely keep things interesting. Prizes will include gift cards and an array of items from local businesses. DJ Z will spin family friendly tunes during the festivities. Proceeds from the fair will be used to fund student-enrichment programs and provide educational support at Tatem Elementary. Help make the Tatem Fair all it can be! Donations for the silent auction are being accepted. To donate, e-mail marci@ getthespark.com.

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Score this summer

 It has been said that true athletes are made in the off season. Kick your kids’ summer into high gear with the Haddonfield Soccer Club. This summer the organization will offer camp programs at Crows Woods in cooperation with the Angel Rivillo Soccer Academy. Weekly summer camps programs – for children entering preschool thru 8th grade – will begin on Mon Jul 8 and run thru Thu Aug 15. For details about these programs, visit haddonfieldsoccer.org.

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 Work on your backhand and get ready for some competition. The Haddonfield Tennis Association will hold its annual open and junior tennis tournaments on Sat Jun 8 and Sun Jun 9 at Centennial Courts. The open tournaments will consist of Men’s Open Singles, Men’s “B” Singles, and Women’s Open Singles. Participants will compete for a total of $375 in gift certificates. The junior tournament will feature Boys’ 18 & Under Singles, Girls’ 18 & Under Singles, Girls’ 14 & Under Singles, and Boys’ 14 & Under Singles. Trophies will be awarded to the winner and finalist in each junior event. Registration must be received by Mon Jun 3. Each event is limited to the first 16 people who register. The entry fee for open events is $18 for HTA members and $24 for non-members. The entry fee for junior events is $17 for HTA members and $22 for non-members. Participants must provide one can of USTA-approved tennis balls. Call Tournament Director, Mitch Winkler, at 428-8541 for additional information and entry forms. htatennis.org

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 The First Baptist Church of Haddonfield, 124 Kings Hwy E, is greeting summer with the following events: • Quizzie Haddon Trivia Night will be held at the church on Tue May 27. 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. • Books and Breakfast at The Bistro continues! On Fri Jun 21, at 10am, the group will discuss Caleb’s Crossing by Geraldine Brooks. The Bistro at Haddonfield is located at 57 Kings Hwy E. For more information, call Sandra at 429-7540.

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 The Haddon Fortnightly will host a “My Doll and Me Tea” event on Sun May 19, beginning at 3pm, at the Haddon Fortnightly Clubhouse (corner of Kings Hwy E and Grove Street, Haddonfield). Guests will be treated to a fun and fancy afternoon with their American Girl-type dolls. Guests will enjoy crafts, games, and prizes. Tickets cost $20 per person; an adult must accompany each child. A discount will be given to parties that include three generations. Reservations: contact Marie at 428-9290 or e-mail medimatties@ gmail.com.

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#553 • MAY 17 TO 31, 2013

Lacrosse camp: Sticks for chicks

 Lacrosse is all the rage in Haddonfield! Step on the field and become part of the excitement. Haddonfield Memorial High School lacrosse coaches and players are joining forces to offer a summer camp program for girls. The program will take place from Mon Jun 24 thru Thu Jun 27. Session 1, for girls in 3rd thru 8th grade, will be held from 5 to 7:30pm daily. Session 2, for girls in kindergarten thru 2nd grade will be held from 9:30 to 11am daily. The coaches and players will strive to provide a positive learning experience to each camper. Instructors will focus on stick skills, shooting, dodging, situational arc play, as well as offensive and defensive concepts. For further information as it becomes available, e-mail Lauren Farrell at dawgslacrosse@gmail.com.

Care to run?

 The deadline for submitting a petition for a position on the Haddonfield Board of Education is Tue Jun 4 at 4pm. For details, visit camdencounty.com/ government/countyofficials/candidateschool-board. The election will be held on Tue Nov 5.

Consider crew!

 The Haddonfield Crew Club’s spring season has gotten off to a strong start! The team performed impressively in the C.R.A.S.H.– B Sprints in Boston and it continues to perform well during early season races on the Schuylkill River in Philadelphia. Support the team! The Haddonfield Crew will race on the Schuylkill River in the Stotesbury Cup Regatta on Fri May 17 and Sat May 18. The Haddonfield Crew Club will take to the Cooper River on Fri May 24 and Sat May 25 during the SRAA Regatta. Get your feet wet! The club’s Junior Rowing Program – for current 7th and 8th graders – is accepting registrants; visit haddonfieldcrewclub.com for more information. Why should kids have all of the fun? The Haddonfield Crew Club will sponsor an adult learn-to-row program in June and July. Stay tuned to haddonfield crewclub.com for details.

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Teens: Stretch with yoga

 Back by popular demand – another Teen Yoga Workshop will take place on Fri May 31, from 4 to 5:30pm, at Anjali Power Yoga (130 Haddon Ave, Westmont). See what the buzz is about! This class – tailored to the needs of tweens and teens in 5th thru 8th grade – will introduce attendees to vinyasa yoga and meditation techniques. The class will be fun and noncompetitive while promoting strength, flexibility, focus, confidence, body awareness, inner strength, and relaxation. Yoga encourages love and respect for self and others – give it a try! The cost of the workshop is $15, payable at the door. Ten-percent of the proceeds from this event will be donated to Help Women and Children Now. Help Women and Children Now is a Haddonfield-based organization started by Lisa and Steve Hurly in honor of their son Stephen Michael. Stephen Michael was born prematurely and suffered from heart disease; he died when he was five-weeks-old after teaching his parents the true meaning of hope and love. Help Women and Children Now was created to raise funds to benefit research in pediatric heart disease, pediatric cancer, and premature birth. The organization also provides home makeovers for families experiencing medical crises.

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Summer school’s always cool!

 Hone your skills – or develop new ones – with a little help from the wallet-friendly Haddonfield Adult School. Visit haddonfieldadultschool.org to view a complete summer schedule, register, and pay your tuition. Summer courses include: • Drawing and Painting – Professional artist and art teacher Gwynn DiPilla will teach an art class for adults on Mondays, from Jul 1 thru Aug 12, 10am to 12n. Instruction will take place in the Parish Hall at Grace Church in Haddonfield. The cost is $72 for 6 weeks. • Adults’ Golf for Beginners/Intermediate – Instructor Larry MacCluen wants to help you perfect your grip, stance, swing, chipping, putting, and golf etiquette. Classes will take place on Sundays, Jun 23 thru Aug 4, from 2:30 to 3:30pm. Pay $80 for five classes and you’ll get one class for free. Class will be held at Willowbrook Country Club in Moorestown. • Adults’ Tennis for Beginners/Intermediate – Instructor Larry MacCluen also wants to help you perfect your grip, forehand, backhand, serve, volley, and tennis etiquette. Classes will take place on Mondays, Jun 24 thru Aug 5, from 6:30 to 7:30pm (Beginner and Advanced Beginner) and 7:30-8:30pm (Intermediate). Pay $60 for five classes and you’ll get one class for free! Classes will take place at Wedgewood courts. • Pilates – Men and women are encouraged to give Pilates a whirl with Adult School classes taught by Sue Heindel. Classes will take place on Tuesdays and Thursdays, Jun 25 thru Aug 29, from 7 to 7:45pm. Take any 10 classes for $70; or pay $112 for 16 classes and you’ll get three classes for free. Pilates will be held in the airconditioned Central School Gym during July and in the High School’s A Gym during August. • Piloxing – Mix it up! Piloxing combines the stretching and strengthening of Pilates with the energy and movement of boxing for a fat-burning, muscle-sculpting hour. Classes will be held on Wednesdays, Jun 26 thru Aug 28, from 7:30 to 8:30pm. Pay $64 for 8 classes and you’ll get one free. This class is appropriate for all ages and fitness levels. Piloxing will be held in the airconditioned Central School Gym during July and in the High School’s A Gym during August. • TrainerDiva’s Slim and Tone for Women – Strengthen and tone the body with free weights, resistance bands, and body-weight exercises. This class will be offered on Tuesdays and Thursdays, Jun 25 thru July 30, from 6 to 6:50pm. Pay $80 for eight classes you’ll get two classes for free. Students of all fitness levels are encouraged to join. Class will be held in the air-conditioned Central School Gym. • Zumba – A dance-fitness program inspired by international music, Zumba will be taught by Natalie Sandone on Mondays (7 to 8pm) and Wednesdays (6:30 to 7:30pm) from Jun 24 thru Aug 28. Pay $60 for any 10 classes; or pay $95 for 16 classes you’ll get three classes for free. Zumba will be held in the air-conditioned Central School Gym during July and in the High School’s A Gym during August. • Kids Sports Camp – Back by popular demand! Coach Larry MacCluen will supervise a summer camp program at Wedgewood Courts in Haddonfield. Camp will be held Mondays thru Fridays, Jun 24 thru Aug 23, from 9am to 12n. Visit haddonfieldadultschool.org for information.

Art for all

 Artist Norma Chankin is teaching classes at Markeim Arts Center (Lincoln & Walnut Streets) on Wednesday mornings from 10am to 12n. Students of all levels are welcome. Learn to bring your paintings to life! Call 261-8909 for more information.

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) on the third Monday of each month at 7:30pm. Of course, babies are welcome! The group offers mother-to-mother support while providing proven information on breastfeeding. Up next: • May 20 – Breastfeeding Benefits • Jun 17 – Getting Started with Breastfeeding lllofhaddonfield. blogspot.com

Summer under the big top

 Grace Church and the First Presbyterian Church will join forces to offer “Everywhere Fun Fair Vacation Bible School” from Mon Jul 8 thru Fri Jul 12, 9am to 12n, daily. Children in preschool thru 5th grade are invited to have fun while discovering how God’s love can be seen throughout the world. The program will take place at Grace Church (19 Kings Hwy E, Haddonfield). Registration forms are available at the churches and at haddonfieldpres.org. 429-0007; 429-1960

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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 May thru Sep 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

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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 Mon 1:00p to 4:00p every wed 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

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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

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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

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 Historic Preservation Commission wed two weeks before planning board 7:30p borough Hall, Room 102 Human Relations Commission 3rd Thu 7:30p (except Jul aug) borough Hall, Room 102

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

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

Information Center wed thru Sat, 11a to 3p 2 Kings court 216-7253

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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

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

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

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 Junior Women’s Club 2nd Mon 8:00p (except Jun Jul aug) fortnightly clubhouse 428-7551

Fitness Class every Tue 10:00a presbyterian church choir Room Senior Ministry 429-1960

Moms in Touch 2nd Thu 9:00a to 10:00a 4th Thu 9:00a to 10:00a covenant presbyterian church, cherry Hill 216-1392

Haddon Fortnightly call 428-9290 for meeting times fortnightly clubhouse

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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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65 Club Adult School Airport Noise Abatement Coalition Ambulance Association American Field Service American Legion Post 38 Artisans Order of Mutual Protection Auxiliary Police Boy Scouts Cub Pack 64 Boy Scouts Troop 64 Boy Scouts Cub Pack 65 Boy Scouts Troop 65 Caring Hearts Ministry Celebrations Association ChildrenSong of New Jersey Civic Association Council of Churches Crows Woods Gardeners Dance Haddonfield Daughters 1812 Daughters of American Revolution

Bill Brown 429-4368 Trever Miller 428-4433 Michael Bonnette 357-5083 Kevin MacDonald 609-694-1685 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 795-0644 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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Nora Blake Allen, a resident of Essex Junction VT, died on April 26, 2013. She was 87. Mrs. Allen was the widow of Frederick Allen. Haddonfield survivors include a daughter, Jill Blake (Stephen Platt).

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Alexander Skorupsky Alexander Skorupsky, a resident of Haddonfield, died on May 1, 2013. He was 91. Mr. Skorupsky was the widower of Rosaline Skorupsky. Haddonfield survivors include a son, Frank Skorupsky (Sarah Furner-Scirri). The deceased was a former Boy Scout leader and a longtime member of the Masonic Lodge.

David Roy Ballinger, a resident of Bel Air MD, died on May 5, 2013. He pauline Smith was 94. Pauline M. “Polly” Smith, a resident Mr. Ballinger is survived by his wife, Dorothy Ballinger. The deceased was a of Erial NJ, died on May 7, 2013. Mrs. Smith is survived by her past board member of the Haddonfield husband, David Dornisch. The United Methodist Church. deceased was a longtime paralegal at Archer & Greiner in Haddonfield. Francis Campion Francis X. Campion, a resident of Wellesley MA, formerly of Haddonfield, Robert Twitchell Robert James “Bob” Twitchell, a died on April 28, 2013. He was 76. Mr. Campion is survived by his wife, lifelong resident of Haddonfield, died on May 2, 2013. He was 90. Jane Campion. Mr. Twitchell is survived by his wife, Jan Twitchell and four children, Becky Louis Carreon Louis Emanuel Carreon, a resident Roller (Paul), Suzanne Hutter (John), of Limerick PA, died on May 4, 2013. Jamey Herdelin (Jeff), Jim Twitchell (Patty), and 8 grandchildren. He was 55. Haddonfield survivors include a Elizabeth Ware brother, David Carreon. Elizabeth “BJ” Jeanette Jenkins Ware, a resident of Villages FL, died Joseph DeLuca Joseph F. DeLuca, a resident of on May 3, 2013. She was 78. Haddonfield survivors include a Rutledge PA, died on May 5, 2013. He daughter, Page Valgora. was 85. Haddonfield survivors include a sister, Lucy Dadds. YARD SALES

John Fasoldt

John S. Fasoldt III, a resident of Merchantville NJ, formerly of Haddonfield, died on April 30, 2013. He was 42. Mr. Fasoldt graduated from Haddonfield Memorial High School in 1990.

Eleanor Fultano

Eleanor Fultano (nee DiGiacomo), a resident of Mt. Ephraim NJ, died on May 7, 2013. She was 83. Mrs. Fultano was the widow of Joseph Fultano. Haddonfield survivors include a son, Robert Fultano.

Florence Gruber

Florence Gruber, a resident of Haddonfield, died on April 26, 2013.

Joseph Kelly

Joseph J. Kelly, a longtime resident of Haddonfield, died on April 26, 2013. He was 65. Mr. Kelly is survived by his wife, Maureen Kelly.

William Klammer

William V. Klammer, a longtime resident of Haddonfield, died on May 5, 2013. He was 84. Mr. Klammer is survived by his wife, Ellen Klammer. Haddonfield survivors include children Patricia K. MacCluen (Larry) and Steven R. Klammer (Susan). The deceased was member of the 65 Club in Haddonfield and the American Legion Post #38.

J. Walter Levering

J. Walter Levering, a resident of Charlottesville VA, formerly of Haddonfield, died on April 23, 2013. He was 67. Mr. Levering is survived by his wife, Karen Levering. Haddonfield survivors include two siblings, Andrew Levering and Robin Wright (Bill). He graduated from Haddonfield Memorial High School in 1963.

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IN MEMORIAM: ROBERT J. TWITCHELL

A Very Personal Reflection by Bill Reynolds

Bob Twitchell has been my friend it seems like forever. A generation older, he grew up around the corner from our house. Probably my first memory of him was a thin guy in an Army uniform having a very serious talk with my father on our front porch sometime during World War II. People sat on porches a lot during the warmer months in those unairconditioned days, and passersby would often stop to chat. A little later during my boyhood years, I would run into Bob from time to time, sometimes having a beer with Charlie Fisher – again on a porch – often on a warm Saturday around noon time. I hung around the Fishers quite a bit as a kid. They were like a second set of parents. When I got to be 16, I began to be invited to join the Saturday colloquium, usually having earned my beer by spending the morning doing chores for Uncle Charlie. We kids had a lot of honorary aunts and uncles in those days. It was not considered respectful for kids to call people who were our folks’ ages by their first names, even if the elders wanted us to, but “Aunt ____” or “Uncle ____” worked just fine for everyone. Bob was always “Bob” though. He was too young to be an “uncle.” I got a lot of pretty positive counseling from Bob and Uncle Charlie in those side porch sessions. The beer made me feel mature and accepted, and the advice, never imparted directly, but always through more subtle communication, set me in good stead down the years. I especially remember one very clear message: If you are going to drink, always drink like a gentleman. As I grew older, I remembered that advice ... most of the time. I only learned from Bob recently that he started college somewhere in the south but had been drafted early in his college career. When he came home from the war, he wasn’t sure of his direction. He went to my Dad – his former high school principal – for advice about what to do. Dad suggested that Bob check out Lafayette College, his own alma mater. Bob told me that when he went there for a visit a couple of days later, he was informed by the registrar that he had already been accepted. The registrar said, “Mr. Reynolds called us, and it’s all arranged.” As Bob said, “And that was that.” Later, after Bob graduated from Lafayette, he came back to town with his beautiful wife Jan. He became a manufacturers rep and distributor for the Dempster Dumpster Company, and remained with them for the rest of his career. His son Jim along with Jim’s wife Patty now run the business. Bob and Jan built their dream house in what had been the apple orchard at Bell’s old farm and settled in to raise their family and live their lives.

Down the years since then, Bob’s and Jan have both been sterling examples of what good citizenship is all about. They have individually served – quietly and without pretense – on many local boards and committees. Most notable were Bob’s service as Planning Board Chairman and Jan’s as a school board member. But that really doesn’t tell the story, because they have been active moving forces in every positive development in our community for the last 60 years, never for self aggrandizement, simply because it was the right thing to do. New school buildings, parks, playgrounds, the dinosaur, local elections – you name it, there was a Twitchell involved. A friend and the wife of a fellow Rotarian remarked recently that ever since getting to know the Twitchells she has viewed them and their family – a generation older – as models for the course she would like to see her life take. “Yes,” her husband chimed in, “Bob was the guy I’d check my compass against when I was younger. He always pointed in the right direction.” I think a lot of us felt that way. I suspect that one of Bob’s most lasting impacts on Haddonfield was his service in getting the Hi- Speedline depressed. He was just starting on the planning board as the town’s battle with the DRPA was joined. At lunch recently, he remarked, “Those guys were really tough to deal with, but eventually they came around.” A typically understated and self-effacing Bob comment. Steady, sober, reliable, honest, honorable – all are words that spring to mind when I think of Bob. His passing will leave a big hole in the fabric of our community, and it will leave a big hole in my life. He has been a wonderful friend and a trusted adviser over a great many years. As someone said upon learning the news, “When I think of Bob, I always think of the word “gentleman.” I couldn’t agree more. Bob was truly a gentle man. He was not especially imposing physically, but in the life of our community he was a giant. I will miss him ... a lot.

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 Spring has sprung at Jersey Java & Tea (140 Haddon Ave N, Haddonfield) – stop by for an evening of free entertainment! Programs begin at 7pm. The event lineup includes: • Fri May 17 – Revel in Americana! Michael McLoughlin will take center stage. • Mon May 20 – Open Mic Night. • Fri May 24 – Singer-songwriter Paul Robertson will entertain the masses. • Fri May 31 – Music by Mike Vargas. For more information, call 428-0707 or visit jerseyjavaandtea.com.

BreastFest ‘13

 Rock out for breast cancer awareness! BreastFest, a music festival and celebration benefitting the Haddonfield-based Tyanna Foundation, was developed to increase breast cancer awareness and fund prevention. Locally, BreastFest will be held in the parking lot at Westmont’s Taproom & Grill on Sat Jun 8. Last year, BreastFest–New Jersey attracted more than 500 attendees and raised nearly $20,000. Get in on the action! Guest will be treated to live music, food from local eateries, beverages, a raffle, and kids’ activities from 3 to 9pm. The entertainment lineup includes Gabriel Lipko, dancers from Ovations Dance Studio, Sara O’Brien and the Community Rocks Kids, Ray Long Band, Heroes in error, Straight Truth, Tess Emma, Mary Hates the Relics, The Wayside Shakeup, The Commiserators, MamaSan, John Shaughnessy and Steve Goldstein, Eric13, Pete Donnelly, Sankey and Lipko, BS and the Truth, Monko, Baby Diaz, and Candy Volcano. The BreastFest Kids’ Carnival will take place from 3 to 5pm. The Best of BreastFest foodtasting event will be held from 6 to 9pm. BreastFest was created in memory of Tyanna O’Brien, a New Jersey mother who lost her life to breast cancer at the age of 48. O’Brien’s five daughters work tirelessly to continue her legacy. Tickets cost $40 in advance or $50 at the door. Childrens’ tickets cost $10; $5 for kids under 5. Purchase tickets locally at Philly’s Phatties, Apron, Severino’s, AmeriKick, Treehouse Coffee Shop, or Bell’s Bodies. There’s more good news! Several events are planned which will lead up to BreastFest: • Bell’s Bodies – Haddonfield Sports Club will host its 3rd annual BreastFest Boot Camp Fundraiser on Sat Jun 1, from 8 to 9am, in the Acme parking lot (Ellis and Walnut Streets, Haddonfield). A $20 donation will be requested. Proceeds will benefit the family of Jessica Miller and the Tyanna Foundation. Miller, a library media specialist for the Haddonfield School District, was diagnosed with breast cancer in April 2012. For more information, call Chris at 287-9340. • Anjali Power Yoga Studio (130 Haddon Ave, Westmont) will host a Karma Class taught by Susan Kelly on Sun Jun 2 from 6 to 7:15pm. The Baptiste power vinyasa-style yoga class will be appropriate for students of all levels. The cost of the yoga class will be $20, payable at the door. All proceeds will benefit the Tyanna Foundation. Each participant is asked to bring a mat, water, and a towel. breastfest.org

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#553 • MAY 17 TO 31, 2013