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#555 • JUNE 14 TO 28, 2013
Ad Focus: Seniors & Boomers
Saddle up and head to church!
Rustle up your kids and head west for a rip-roarin’ time! The First Baptist Church of Haddonfield (124 Kings Hwy E) will host a Vacation Bible School program, themed “SonWest Roundup” this summer from Mon Aug 5 thru Fri Aug 9. The program – designed for children between 4 years and 7th grade – will take place from 9am to 12:30pm, daily. A closing musical program will take place on Aug 9 at 12n. Then, the church will host a carnival on Aug 9 from 1 to 2:30pm in the church parking lot. To learn more, call 429-2326. Care to throw your cowboy hat into the ring? Volunteers and ideas are needed. On Sat Jun 22 at 9am, a planning session will be held at the church to discuss the Bible school program. A continental breakfast will be provided.
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Next, at Jersey Java ...
Spring has sprung at Jersey Java & Tea (140 Haddon Ave N, Haddonfield) – stop by for an evening of free entertainment! Programs begin at 7pm unless noted. The event lineup includes: • Fri Jun 14 – John Cook will take center stage. • Sat Jun 22 – Stop by for the folk/indie sounds of Rosu Lup. • Fri Jun 28 – Amy Wooden entertain the masses. • Sat Jun 29 – Opening reception showcasing the artwork of William Butler (4 to 9pm). 428-0707; jerseyjavaandtea.com
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Be part of the lineup
Looking to channel your creative energy? Why not focus your efforts on preparation for the 4th of July parade? The annual extravaganza is right around the corner! Whether you plan to ride a bike or march as part of a neighborhood group, a family group, or a local civic organization, the Haddonfield Celebrations Association wants you to get in on the action. Each child who takes part in the parade will receive a participation ribbon. Registration for the parade will be held on Thu Jul 4, behind the First Presbyterian Church of Haddonfield (20 Kings Hwy E), between 8:30 and 9:30am. Don’t be late! The judges will evaluate family groups, neighborhood groups, and organization groups during the registration period. Ribbons for all child participants will be given out at registration or during line-up. Antique auto entrants should report to the antique auto registration table shortly after 10am. For further information about auto entries, call Frank Houston at 428-2702. The parade will step off at 10am. Remember, to avoid the injury of spectators, the throwing of candy and prizes during the parade is prohibited. Children riding bikes, tricycles, and Big Wheels must wear helmets. Children may not used motorized or battery-operated vehicles unless carefully supervised by an adult. Make sure that events such as the Halloween Parade, the Christmas Tree Lighting, and the Independence Day activities (including those fabulous fireworks!) remain free to the public. Those who wish to make monetary donations to the Celebrations Association, are encouraged to do so by sending checks to PO Box 15, Haddonfield. Credit card donations may also be made at the Haddonfield Information Center at 2 Kings Court. In the event of rain, the parade will be canceled. 215-7253
Please call to arrange a private tour at your convenience, or come join us for an upcoming event!
Fishing Trip Wednesday, June 19th, 10:30am Fishing aboard Duke of Fluke in Somer’s Point. $30 includes transport, boat, fishing equipment, bait, tip for mate, and box lunch. Call Lynda Hamrick at 856-854-4331 ext. 303 to reserve a spot.
Lunch & Learn Friday, June 21st, 10:00am–1:00pm Come and learn what Collingswood Manor is all about at an informative session with our Director of Marketing. Take a tour of our community and then enjoy a delicious lunch. Please RSVP to Barbara Wrzeszcz at 856-854-4331 ext. 115.
To RSVP or schedule a tour ~ 856-854-4331 ~ Visit us at www.CollingswoodManor.org 460 Haddon Avenue, Collingswood, NJ 08108
Barbara, Marketing Director