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The smart money’s on the Adult School Does planning for your family’s financial future leave you flummoxed? Does pondering your personal finances leave you perplexed? You are not alone; the Haddonfield Adult School is at your service. This fall, the Adult School is offering a slew of classes to help whip your financial future into shape: “College Funding Boot Camp,” “Estate Planning Boot Camp,” and “Special Needs Estate Planning Boot Camp.” Female entrepreneurs who are looking for an edge will want to check out “For Women Thinking About Starting Your Own Business,” and “Dream It! Plan It! Do It!” While women who are looking to learn more about personal finance are encouraged to consider “Women and Investing.” Year in and year out, the Haddonfield Adult School offers a range of wallet-friendly learning
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Cheers to Grace Church
Grace Church’s annual Oktoberfest – featuring food, beverages, and auctions – will take place on Sat Oct 12. Oktoberfest is the Church’s largest fundraising event of the year. Ticket sales support a myriad of outreach efforts including the support of the Camden Free Medical Clinic, St. Paul’s Food Basket, and Kids Alley Café. Organizers are seeking donations from merchants, professionals, and local residents to support Oktoberfest’s ticket, silent, and mystery auctions. Donations are tax-deductible and will be recognized in the event program. Donations may be made at the church or mailed to the church at 19 Kings Hwy E, Haddonfield. To arrange for pick-up, call Rose at 266-7660 by Sun Sep 29. Tickets for this annual community event will be available in upcoming weeks at gracehaddon.org. 429-0007
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Now in its 7th season, the Haddonfield Farmers’ Market continues to thrive. A fresh-food fiesta takes place each Saturday, rain or shine – from 8:30am to 1pm – in the heart of downtown Haddonfield, Kings Court. Shoppers enjoy fresh produce, organic and specialty foods, European-style breads and pastries, brewed coffee, arts and crafts, flowers, demonstrations, and more! On Sat Aug 24, reality TV chef Cyndi Stanimirov, former contestant and finalist on FOX’s Hell’s Kitchen (Season 11), will visit the Haddonfield Farmers’ Market. From 10 to 11:30am, Chef Stanimirov will demonstrate how to shop, prepare, and cook fresh produce and seafood. Using products from market vendors, Chef Stanimirov will prepare salmon ceviche, avocado red onion lime cilantro with toast points, grilled scallops, chorizo, and sweet potato hash with asparagus tips. During her demonstration, Stanimirov will discuss flavor profiles and techniques, answer questions, and sign autographs. To learn more about Chef Stanimirov, visit facebook.com/ chefcyndihk11. haddonfieldfarmersmarket.org Cover Story continued from page 1
opportunities for students of all ages. Registration for fall programs is underway. Courses range from one day to eight weeks in length and extend beyond reading, writing, and arithmetic. This fall, courses include: Astrology, French, Speed Reading, Basic Photography, Knitting, Gardening, Fondue, Volleyball, Bridge, Fencing Meditation, Zumba, Investing, Golf, Wines and Cheeses, Travel, and much more! The Adult School offers programs for every member of the family. Classes for children include: Hip Hop, Golf, Tennis and Golf, and the ever-popular Multi-Media for Young Artists. Jump in anytime; many of the children’s classes can be prorated. Most courses will be held at the High School and are scheduled for October and November, however, some of the exercise classes – like Zumba, Pilates, and tennis – begin in September. Check out the fall course brochure today! Visit haddonfieldadultschool.org or call 428-4433 for a course brochure and registration materials.
In the mood for a little drama? The Haddonfield Theatre Arts Center, located at 6 1/2 Kings Hwy E, will host Open House events on Sat Aug 31 and Sat Sep 7, from 10am to 2pm. Instructors will be on hand to discuss the programs offered at the center. Visitors will have an opportunity to register for classes. Call 229-7838 or e-mail haddonfieldtac@gmail. com. haddonfieldtheatreartscenter.com
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• PETER HOWE went to elementary school in Lester, England. He fondly recalled a school principal named Mr. Priest. “I felt safe with him. While principals are usually a bit domineering, he was friendly.” Peter is pictured enjoying a few fleeting minutes of sunshine on Haddon Ave with his furry friend Sabre.
• What’s On caught up with buddies JOSEPH LAMB (9) and BLAISE HENDRIX (9) at the Haddonfield Public Library. Joseph is grateful for the memories he made in Mrs. Halbert’s class, “the only class to do a Global Monster Project!” Blaise still likes Miss Tily best “because she is nice and a good teacher.” Joseph and Blaise attend Tatem Elementary in Haddonfield.
• LEE ORLANDO – a dedicated customer at The Nimble Needle in Haddonfield – recalled Pat DiChiaro as an English and drama teacher. “She was a force to be reckoned with! She opened up possibilities for me before I understood the meaning of possibilities!” Lee exclaimed.
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• FRED HAMMEL and grandson AIDAN (7) didn’t hesitate ... “Mr. Burroughs was a math teacher and my basketball coach my whole life. He always treated me nicely,” recalled Fred. Aidan, an incoming first-grader, said that Ms. Woods at Haddonfield’s Tatem Elementary is tops because she taught him that “100 times 100 is 10,000!”
• For OLIVIA (10), CAROLL, and BRANDON STONER (6) attending Haddonfield schools is a family tradition. Olivia enjoyed her third-grade teacher at Elizabeth Haddon Elementary, Miss Wojtowicz, because “She really went out of her way to connect with the kids,” she explained. Caroll is still grateful to Mr. Kish “He brought the first Science Olympiad to Elizabeth Haddon.” Brandon loved being in Mrs. Ponto’s class last year.
• KRISTEN EGAN and her daughter, QUINN (9 mo’s), love their Music and Me classes at Grace Church with Miss Jeannie. “She is great with the kids and has great energy!” Kristen reported.
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Wanted: A few good men ... and a few Kids: Check out the library flea-market treasures  Let’s say the animal alphabet / Let’s count animals, big and little... / One aardvark, two bats, twenty-six zebras / Plus all of the animals in the middle! Patrons who visit the Haddonfield Public Library’s Children’s Department will explore Animal ABC’s and 1,2,3’s in September. Check out the lineup: • The department’s summer reading program, themed “Dig into Reading,â€? is coming to a close. An end-of-summer party, themed “Dino Dig,â€? will take place on Thu Aug 29, at 7pm, in the Haddonfield Borough Hall Auditorium. Remember: Each child that reads 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. If you’re unable to attend the party on Thu Aug 29, remember to stop by the library for your prize! • Preschool Story Time, for children ages three to five, will take place on Tuesdays at 10:30am and on Wednesdays at 1:30pm (note: no story time will be held on Sep 25). Children will create lion puppets on Sep 17 and Sep 18. • Toddler Time meets on Thursdays at 10:30am. Toddlers will create lion puppets on Aug 19. • Rockabye Readers, for babies ages nine- thru 24-months, will resume on Fri Sep 20 at 10:30am. Call 4291304 for details and registration. Space in this program is limited.
 The Haddonfield 65 Club, headquartered at 110 Rhoads Ave, is recruiting retired Haddonfield men. What does the 65 Club do? Besides civic and humanitarian activities, the club holds meetings each Thursday at 1:30pm. Guest speakers discuss topics of interest. Meetings are usually followed by games of pinochle, bridge, darts, and/or Wii. Some members gather on Mondays at 1pm for duplicate bridge and on Wednesdays at 12:30pm for pinochle. Others meet at Laurel Lanes on Friday mornings for wallet-friendly bowling. The club also sponsors luncheons, bus trips, and golf outings throughout the year. For more information, visit 08033.com (scroll down and click “65 Clubâ€?), or contact Membership Chair Joe Ade at 795-3683 or joeade@comcast.net. Once again, the 65 Club will participate in the Haddonfield Lions Club Flea Market on Sat Sep 21 (see page 14). If you find usable items for donation when cleaning out your basement, garage, or closets, consider donating them to the 65 Club. Note: Large items – such as furniture – generally do not sell at the Flea Market and can not be accepted by the club. Donated items that don’t sell at the Flea Market will be given to Goodwill. To arrange for pickup, call Bernie Schaming at 428-0932 before Tue Sep 17.
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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! Next: • Aug 27 – Anthony’s Creative Italian Cuisine • Sep 3 – Tony Soprano’s Pizza • Sep 10 – Village Cheese Shop & Bistro • Sep 17 – Station House Restaurant • Sep 24 – Anthony’s Creative Italian Cuisine
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Buon appetito! The 2nd annual Family Spaghetti and Meatball Dinner will be held on Sun Sep 22 from 2 to 4pm. Haddon Heights restaurateurs are collaborating to bring an Italian-style meal to a continuous table set up on Station Ave. Local chefs will prepare their favorite component of a typical Italian Sunday supper. Last year, 230 sat down to enjoy the pop-up meal. Organizers are hoping to top that figure on Sep 22. The afternoon promises fun for the whole family. Bring your wine of choice. Tickets – $20 per adult and $10 per child – are available for purchase at the Haddon Heights Library, the Haddon Heights Farmers’ Market (Sunday mornings), or by calling Susan Griffith at 655-5669. The Neighbors Night Out Committee will provide coloring books and sidewalk chalk for the kiddies. Children, ages eight to 12, are encouraged to bring Legos for the building contest. Prizes will be awarded to the three top builders. haddonhts.com
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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 Sep 9, Circolo Italiano will host the Philmore Ensemble, a trio which will present the music of Italian composers – from Vivaldi to Tedesco. During the varied program, the musicians will perform on guitar, mandolin, cello, violin, and viola. Bring your friends and family! 547-3110
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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. • Book Club – Read, then share on the 2nd Tuesday of each month! On Tue Sep 17 at 1pm, at the Haddon Hights Library, the club will discuss A Fort of Nine Towers by Quis Akbar Omar. 547-3950
The Cub Scout corner
Cub Scout Pack 163 serves boys in first thru fifth grade. Families can join Pack 163 at any time by attending a monthly meeting at Haddon Heights First United Methodist Church (7th and Garden Streets). Meetings are held on the third Friday of each month at 7pm. To learn more, attend a special registration meeting on Sep 20 (it’s the perfect time to jump in). For further information, contact Paul Ferrante at 163packmaster@gmail.com or Lorraine Hoilien at thoilien@comcast.net.
Considering preschool?
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 specialneeds students with the opportunity to be educated in the least restrictive environment with typically developing peers. Children who do not have special needs – who will be three years old by Tue Oct 1 – are eligible to attend. Inclusive Preschool is a half-day program which takes place five days per week during the entire school year. Tuition for the program is $2,500. Applications are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis until the class is filled. Call the Child Study Team at 547-1322, x3006 for details.
A Revolutionary War encampment will take place in Haddon Heights on Sat Oct 12, rain or shine, in the Camden County Park across from the Hinchman-Hurley House (North Park Drive at Green Street). Reenactors serving as the Second Pennsylvania Regiment, under Gen. Anthony Wayne, will establish camp at 10am. During the course of the day, the infantry and artillery will drill and the women will conduct the various chores. Cannons and muskets will be fired. Visit haddonhts.com for specific details as this event approaches. A one-hour walking tour will begin at 2pm at the campsite. The reenactors will break down the camp at 4pm. For more information – and photos! – visit 243regiment.com. For event details, call Rose Fitzgerald at 547-3950.
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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, August 17 thru Saturday, September 28
Artistic Impressions of Haddonfield
An exhibition celebrating the people, places, commerce and sense of community that have made Haddonfield over the last 300 years. Markeim Art Center. $Free Open Tue thru Fri 10am to 2pm; Sat 1 to 3pm. Details: 856-429-8585 or www.markeimartcenter.org • Thursday, October 3 thru Saturday, October 5
The King’s Road (a musical)
Written by Haddonfield’s Harry T. Kaufmann for the 250th celebration in 1963 and reprised in 1975 for the nation’s bicentennial, this delightful musical follows the lives of Mary Hopkins, Joshua Cresson, Jonas Cattell and others as they discover patriotism and fall in love amidst the intrusion of the British and Hessian armies. With the Indian King Tavern as a backdrop, the lovable innkeeper Hugh Creighton and his sprightly chambermaid Katie Muldoon play host to generals and troops, all of whom find themselves as guests of the Quaker village while the war rages on around them. Filled with singing, dancing, marching and merriment, this poignant tribute to the history of Haddonfield will touch the audience’s hearts once again. Haddonfield Plays and Players at the Haddon Fortnightly. www.haddonfieldplayers.com. Dave Stavetski: stavetski@gmail.com • Saturday, October 5 (Raindate: Sunday, October 6)
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Sponsored by the Shade Tree Commission, this is the day for residents to plant pre-purchased trees, with advice from local tree experts. Trees may be purchased for planting on residents’ private property or sponsored by residents or business owners for planting along the borough streets or in borough parks. All trees will be labeled as “Tricentennial Trees” and the list of trees and participants will be publicized, published and documented as part of the Tricentennial records. A brochure is available online. Scan the QR code. Call Robin M. Potter 856-429-6630 or Ann Koelling 856795-3791; or e-mail arkoelling@verizon.net • Saturday, October 12 – 1pm
Open House featuring Timothy Matlack
The doors of the Indian King Tavern will be open to the public for tours. The 2pm program will feature firstperson interpreter Timothy Matlack, who was born in Haddonfield and, among many accomplishments, penned the official version of the Declaration of Independence. $Free. Seating is limited. Haddonfield 300 t
• Saturdays at 10:30am Walking Tours of Haddonfield A two-hour, one-mile guided walk through the historic district, with a scavenger hunt for kids of all ages. Reservations required. Email qtgal16@yahoo.com www.Haddonfield300.org
The Haddon HeightsBarrington Rotary Club meets on Thursday evenings, from 6:15 to 7:30pm, at Tavistock Country Club. To learn more, contact Chris Feese at 547-7108.
The next meeting of the Women’s Club of Haddon Heights will be held at Borough Hall (625 Station Ave) on Fri Sep 20 at 1pm. During the meeting, author Patti Sheehy will discuss her novel The Boy Who Said No: An Escape to Freedom.
Paint Haddon Hights yellow!
Paint-a-Treasure Ceramics, will sponsor its 2nd annual family fun night fundraiser, “Paint The Night Yellow,” on Fri Sep 27 from 5:30 to 9:30pm. The fundraising extravaganza will span the 500- and 600-blocks of Station Ave in Haddon Heights. Proceeds will benefit the Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation. The 600-block of Station Ave will be closed to traffic during Paint the Night Yellow; many shops will remain open throughout the evening. Those who attend this open-air event will be treated to skateboarding demonstrations by The R.A.D. Movement, an organization based in Atlantic City which introduces children to skateboarding; pie- and hotdog-eating contests; games; music by Crashing Saturn and OMGB; and vendor displays. Last year, this event generated about $3000 for the Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation. Painta-Treasure owners, sisters Sharon Sayers and Marnie Kelly, are hoping to raise twice as much money this year. “We want this year’s Paint The Night Yellow to be bigger and better, so we’ve been working hard to find exciting and fun things that will bring families out to help fight childhood cancer.” For more information, call 617-0602.
WANTED MUSICIANS!
The Haddonfield Community Philharmonic and Marching Band Society – popularly and mercifully known as The Pick-up Band – is composed of (forgive the pun) musicians who show up at its various concerts and parades. There are no auditions, no rehearsals, no meetings, no uniforms, no dues. IF YOu PLAY ... juST SHOW uP! Grandparents Day Concert Sunday, September 8, 2:00pm Grace Church, 19 Kings Hwy E, Haddonfield For details, call Tom Patton: 856-429-0426 PickUpBand.org
The Haddon Heights Library (608 Haddon Ave) sponsors many activities and services for local residents. The schedule includes: • An end-of- the-summer reading party – for children who participated in the summer reading program – will be held on Fri Sep 13. Call the library at 5477132 for details. • Baby and Toddler time is held at the Haddon Heights Library on Wednesdays at 10:30am. Children – ages three and under – enjoy songs, stories, and crafts. • Children, ages three to six, love Story Time! Families gather on Wednesdays at 7pm and on Thursdays at 10:30am for stories and crafts. • The Haddon Heights Public Library (608 Station Ave) sponsors Lego Story Time on the third Friday of each month at 3:30pm. Children in kindergarten thru sixth grade, are invited to take part. Lego enthusiasts are treated to a short reading from a popular children’s book before plunging into the Legos. Participants clean up during the last five minutes of each program. For information about this after-school program, call Kathi Bernardi at 547-7132. • The Library offers free Pubic Notary services for Haddon Heights residents. Call the library for details and appointments. • The library sponsors an annual Holiday House Tour on the first Friday of December (this year, Dec 6). Homes are currently being sought. If you would like to discuss volunteering your home, contact Chris Walter at chris@haddonheights library.com.
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Celebrate art
October 2013 will mark the one-year anniversary of the arrival of Haitian artist Frandy Jean in America. In celebration, the Frandy Jean Gallery (139 East Atlantic Ave, Haddon Heights) will host a juried art show, titled “One Year Here,” from Wed Nov 20 thru Fri Jan 10. Artists may enter pieces of any theme in Preschool-age chilone of two age categodren (three- to five-year ries, Youth and Teen olds) with developmen- (ages 10 to 17) or Adult tal issues, who live in (ages 18 and up). Visit Haddon Heights, may frandyjeangallery.com be eligible for free spe- for a prospectus. cial education services An opening reception through the school – which will include live district. Call Jocquemusic and refreshments line Renner at 547-1322 – will be held on Sat x3005. Nov 23 from 5 to 7pm.
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Make tracks for Story Storks
Story Storks, a local organization which provides personalized board books to parents of newborns at Cooper University Hospital, will sponsor a Run for Reading 5k Run/Walk in Haddon Heights on Sun Sep 8. Story Storks was founded in 2012 by Haddon Heights residents Adrienne Evans, Maureen Hicks, and Barbara Funkhouser. The goal of Story Storks is to encourage parents to read to their children from birth in an effort to foster language development and literacy. The 2nd annual Run for Reading 5k Run/1-Mile Walk will begin at 7th Ave and West High Street on Sep 8 at 8:30am. To register, visit storystorks.org. Those who register online by Fri Aug 30 will pay $20. Monetary awards will be given to top male and female finishers; medallions will be given to top finishers in various age groups.
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Adults: The Borough of Haddon Heights offers recreation and educational programs just for you! Classes are held at the Cabin (600 Lippincott Lane W) or the Community Center (321 Seventh Ave) unless otherwise noted. To register, visit haddonhts.com or call 546-2585. Coming up: • Fall Wines and Cheese – Sample a seasonal array of pairings at The Village Cheese Shop on Tue Oct 1 from 7 to 8:30pm. $30 resident; $35 nonresident. (Register by Fri Sep 6.) • Travel Basics – Learn the ins and outs of planning your next vacation on Thu Sep 19, from 7 to 8:30pm, at the Cabin. $12 resident; $15 nonresident. • Watercolors – Create expressive works on specially prepared paper during a series of classes taught by local gallery owner Frandy Jean. Classes will take place at the Cabin from Tue Sep 17 thru Tue Oct 8. $50 resident; $55 non-resident. Call 546-2585 for details about this class. • The Nature of New Jersey – Find out why New Jersey’s for the birds! On Thu Sep 19, from 7 to 8:30pm, students will be treated to a scenic journey across the Garden State ... without leaving the Cabin. $15 resident; $17 non-resident. • The Adult Board Game Group – Members meet at the Community Center on the second Wednesday of each month from 9:30 to 12n. Dropins are welcome – bring your favorite game! This program is free. • Arthritis and You – Chiropractor Jeff McGunnigle will discuss arthritis management during a free program at the Cabin on Thu Sep 26 at 7pm. To register call 546-2585. • The Lean You – Osteopathic physician Dr. Dan Giuglianotti will discuss simple ways to lose weight and improve overall health during a free seminar at the Cabin on Thu Oct 3 at 7pm. To register call 546-2585.
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LUNCH & LEARN Tuesday, September 10th • 10am-1pm Come and learn what Collingswood Manor is all about at an informative session with our Director of Marketing, Barbara Wrzeszcz. Take a tour of our community and have a delicious lunch prepared by our Executive Chef in our main dining room. Please RSVP to Barbara Wrzeszcz at 856-854-4331 ext. 115.
ENDLESS SUMMER EVENT Saturday, September 14th • 10am - 2pm Enjoy the last days of summer! Car show, attic treasures, crafts, flowers, produce and more. Pork and chicken dinners will be sold for $10 with proceeds benefiting the Fellowship Fund.
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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), Sep 9 thru Oct 28. The cost is $62 for residents; $67 for non-residents. • Pilates – Enhance the mind and strengthen the body on Mondays at 6:30pm, from Sep 9 thru Oct 28, 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 fast-paced, 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 Sep 9 thru Oct 28, at 6pm. Another class will meet on Tuesdays and Thursdays, from Sep 10 thru Oct 31, at 7:15pm. 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. • Gentle Yoga & Meditation – Learn to manage stressors using time-honored techniques. Classes will take place on Wednesdays, from Sep 11 thru Oct 30, at 6:15pm at the Cabin. $50 for residents; $55 for non-residents. • Yoga – Classes will be held on Wednesdays, from Sep 11 thru Oct 30, at 7:30pm. The cost is $50 for residents; $55 for non-residents. • Trainer Diva’s Forté Power – Take your fitness regime to a new level with this cardio and strength-based workout. This class will meet on Mondays and Wednesdays – Sep 9 thru Oct 28 – at 9am, at the Community Center. One day per week: The cost is $30 for residents; $35 for non-residents. Two nights per week: The cost is $60 for residents; $65 for non-residents. • Abs and Lower Body – Work every angle of your core. The class will take place at the Community Center on Tuesdays – Sep 10 thru Oct 29 – at 6:30pm. The cost is $40 residents; $45 for non-residents. • Bokwa – Try a new, high-energy fitness sensation which involves drawing letters with your feet. Bokwa will be offered on Tuesdays – Sep 10 thru Oct 29 – at 8am. The cost is $40 residents; $45 for non-residents. • Boot Camp – Achieve maximum results – quickly! – during this new high-energy interval class. Boot Camp will take place at the Community Center on Mondays – Sep 9 thru Oct 28 – at 7:15pm. • Low-Impact Aerobics/Cardio – Maintain your physique without harming your joints. Low-Impact Aerobics will be offered at the Community Center on Tuesdays and Thursdays – Sep 10 thru Oct 31 – at 10am. One day per week: The cost is $30 for residents; $35 for non-residents. Two days per week: $60 for residents; $65 for non-residents. haddonhts.com/programs.php. 29 Warwick Road Haddonfield, NJ 856-429-0403
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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: • Acting for Beginners – Nurture your child’s creativity. This class will take place on Thursday afternoons, from Sep 12 thru Oct 24, at the Community Center. $25 resident; $30 non-resident. Class maximum: 15. Ages: nine to 13 years.
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School Report
Haddonfield School District News
NEW PROGRAMS AND INITIATIVES
This upcoming 2013-14 school year, Haddonfield School District is pursuing several dynamic, innovative initiatives and programs, including continuing the Achieve New Jersey Educator Evaluation Program. This program helps enhance teaching and learning to effectively support students competing in an age of rapidly changing technology and the increased demand in the world market as we move through the 21st Century. This new mandated evaluation program will review teacher and principal performance so that educators will be able to better reflect on instructional Best Practices in the classroom setting. The District successfully completed its teacher evaluation grant pilot program during the 2012/2013 school year- only one of ten school districts chosen in the state to participate in this grant initiative. The District was recognized by the state for its exemplary summative evaluation system. By reflecting upon creative instructional strategies and sharing Best Practices, teachers and administrators will build upon unique professional development opportunities along with integrating the use of technology in the classrooms.
ware applications, Apple TV’s, SMART Technologies, Smartboards, laptops, and collaborative project based on-line learning. Professional Development for staff will also be a key initiative in implementing these innovative curricular programs district-wide.
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The unique partnership with Drexel University, in which Haddonfield students participate on Drexel’s campus as Drexel University students, has expanded in the curricular fields of business, mathematics, and engineering. Haddonfield School District recently further developed its Drexel-Haddonfield innovative Engineering Program in conjunction with Drexel University’s Engineering School. The students learn and experience what it is like to be an engineer in various engineering fields such as TEchNOlOGy electrical, chemical, civil, and environmental engineering in SuPPORTING collaboration with local engiINSTRucTION neering companies. Students have an opportunity to work The District is committed, with Drexel Engineering produring the 2013-2014 school fessors and participate on enyear, to building upon adgineering projects at Drexel’s vanced technology initiatives labs including investigating throughout the District in order to support and enhance and learning about nanotechnologies and surgical robotics. instruction for the students. Some of the technology-based Environmental impact concepts, such as how to protect initiatives include utilizing communities against hurFlipped Classroom techricanes like Hurricane Sandy, niques, distance learning, project based STEM (Science, are also studied along with other environmental issues for Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) initiatives, iPad the 21st Century. research and projects, soft-
Haddonfield Memorial High School (HMHS) will explore and develop this school year a dynamic new program involving a Concentrations of Studies in which students will have the opportunity to participate in field experiences for specific career areas in relation to their studies, including fields such as law, engineering, and medicine. In addition, the World Languages Program will implement a mobile World Language computer lab so students will be able to study various cultures and world languages utilizing the latest technologies. Professional Development will focus on curriculum and pedagogy in World Languages in grades 1st through 12th. HMHS will also add new course offerings including Application Development and a History of Music Course for the 20132014 school year.
Haddonfield Middle School (HMS) will offer new opportunities for project based learning initiatives in which students will work in teams, incorporating STEM concepts along with utilizing technology based student driven collaborative research. Teachers will improve home/school communication by moving from e-boards to Edmodo, a technology platform for social media. Digital Citizenship also will be a focus for students in conjunction with high school administration and the District media/technology specialists in order to address emerging issues of ethical media use in addition to utilizing parent-student speaker programs. HMS will move toward full implementation of the Common Core State Standards in mathematics during the 2013-2014 school year.
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Haddonfield School District News
ElEMENTARy SchOOl INITIATIVES
The elementary schools will be focusing on Common Core Curricula objectives being supported by innovative teaching and learning using IPads and Smart Technologies in order to enhance Critical Thinking. Programs such as Odyssey of the Mind and Science Olympiad will also be expanded and strengthened. In addition, new Language Arts Literacy and Everyday Mathematics programs will continue to be implemented at the elementary school level along with building upon the World Language program and incorporating environmental projects such as student developed (historical) gardens at each of the schools. Technology will be utilized by teachers to create advanced dynamic learning environments for students in order to accommodate a variety of learners. Technology will also increase collaboration between elementary school teachers at specific grade levels through the use of the I-Drive. In addition, the smart exchange notebooks lesson will also be used as a resource for teachers to collaborate and share Best Practices lessons. By using I-Pad applications and Apple TVs, students will be able to better learn concepts as a part of their programs and share their work more easily. Students will also be able to practice important presentation skills through the use of technology in order to help them prepare for future advancements in technology and Digital Learning.
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NEIGhbORhOOD PRE-SchOOlS
This upcoming school year, the school district will provide Pre-school to 5th grade at each of the elementary schools, incorporating one pre-school class into each of the elementary school buildings. This was done to create neighborhood pre-school programs along with helping to alleviate overcrowding at Tatem (where the entire Pre-school program was originally housed). As enrollment continues to grow district-wide, creative solutions will be needed to solve long-term student population issues. The current enrollment for the District is 2,558 with a 7% increase in enrollment conservatively estimated within the next five years. With state mandates being discussed for full day kindergarten, the District will have to look out creative ways to secure much needed classroom space.
cAPITAl PROjEcTS
Regarding capital projects, the District spent hundreds of thousands of dollars repairing roofs and infrastructures on our school buildings. One of the capital projects involved renovating the high school’s copula that is illuminated as a dome each night and can be seen throughout the comSEcuRITy munity. In addition, the high In regard to Security, beginschool auditorium project ning the 2013-2014 school has been completed along year, each elementary school with the new dance studio. will have a state of the art Key The High School Library has FOB System in which access to also been re-designed and entry and exits of the elemen- renovated into a modern 21st tary school buildings will be Century Collaborative Learnclosely controlled and moniing/Research Center. tored. Duress Alarm Systems This upcoming school year, will also be placed in each the District and Community one of the schools. Districtwill have two new dynamic wide Crisis Teams have been turf fields for Haddonfield’s formed and communications youth to play on. The new turf with law enforcement, OEM fields were made possible by (Office of Emergency Manage- a communitywide effort to ment) are continuing. In addi- fundraise close to $700,000 for tion, a Community Boroughour student/athletes. With School District Safety and the generous support of the Security Committee has been PTA’s, HET (Haddonfield Edformed involving educators, ucational Trust), and Lights, borough officials, residents, Camera, Action among other parents, and law enforcesupportive organizations, ment in order to collaborate Haddonfield School District on safety and security issues is able to complete several within the District and comimportant Capital Projects for munity. School District-wide the benefit of our students and Crisis teams have also been community. formed. In addition, Crisis Plans have been developed that included Crisis Drills and Exercises, Tier Level Lockdown Drills, Evacuations, and Reverse Evacuations.
TuITION PROGRAM
The District’s Tuition Program continues to bring in a substantial amount of revenue for the District to help alleviate the burden on taxpayers. This school year the Tuition Program will raise more than $400,000 in revenue for the District. That’s half of the recent aid from the state. The Haddonfield Summer Academy also had a successful summer raising revenue and offering a wide array of enrichment opportunities and programs.
cOMMuNITy SuPPORT
This school year, all schools are participating in the recognition of Haddonfield’s Tricentennial in a variety of ways including student led research and presentations, curricular studies of the History of Haddonfield, and student participation in communitywide Tricentennial events. The school district is very appreciative of all the sacrifices, dedication, and support of the parents, teachers, Board of Education members, administrators, and the community that enable Haddonfield School District to remain being the best in the state, region, and nation.
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The Haddonfield Rotary Club is holding its annual Bird Seed Sale, a fundraiser which supports the Summer Concerts on Kings Hwy. Purchase your bird seed at bulk prices through the club and have it delivered to your doorstep. Orders will be taken thru Sat Sep 28 and delivered to 08033 residents between Sat Oct 5 and Thu Oct 10. Orders placed by those living outside the 08033 zip code may be picked up at Wild Birds Unlimited in Cherry Hill (Kings Hwy and Rt 70). To order and pay online go to haddonfieldrotary.org. 938-7100
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› A beloved family musical, The King’s Road, will be performed this fall as part of Haddonfield’s tricentennial celebration. Performances will take place at the historic Haddon Fortnightly. Written in 1963 by Haddonfield’s Harry Kaufmann, the story follows the lives of Mary Hopkins, Joshua Cresson, Jonas Cattell, and others. Using the Indian King Tavern as a backdrop, the lovable curator Hugh Creighton and his sprightly chambermaid, Katie Muldoon, play host to generals and troops while the war rages on around them. The King’s Road comes complete with singing, dancing, marching, and merriment. This tribute to the history of Haddonfield has touched hearts and entertained audiences for generations. The King’s Road was written for – and first produced – as part of Haddonfield 250th celebration. The show was performed again in honor of the nation’s bicentennial in 1976. Now, 37-years since its last performance, Haddonfield Plays & Players will bring the drama, comedy, and romance of The King’s Road back for audiences to enjoy. Evening performances will take place Thu Oct 3 thru Sat Oct 5 at 8pm. A matinee performance will take place on Oct 5 at 1pm. Tickets for this once-in-a-generation production cost $10 each and can be ordered at the Plays & Players website, haddonfieldplayers.com, or by calling 429-8139. During The King’s Road’s special engagement, ticket holders may present their tickets at participating restaurants – including the Bistro at Haddonfield, The British Chip Shop, Da Soli and Jersey Java – to receive a 10-percent discount. In addition, the Information Center will offer a 10percent discount on Haddonfield Gift Certificates to ticket holders during the show’s run. To learn more about the show – and program advertising – e-mail Dave Stavetski at stavetski@ gmail.com
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Circle the date on your calendar and start saving some mad money – the Haddonfield Lions Club’s annual Flea Market and Antique Show is just around the corner. The highly anticipated bargain bonanza is scheduled to take place on Sat Sep 21, from 9am to 3pm, parking lot at One Centennial Square (across from the PATCO station on Euclid Ave). Shoppers are sure to find an assortment of new, used, and antique items furnished by a bevy of vendors. Refreshments will be available to fuel famished bargain hunters. Again, the Flea Market will coincide with the Haddonfield Friends of the Library’s Book Sale. The book sale will take place on the library lawn, just a short walk from the flea market. Bring your shopping bags! ... Or, consider becoming a flea market vendor. The cost of reserving an 18’ x 18’ space during the Lions Club’s Flea Market is $20. Vendors may reserve more than one space. For registration forms and additional information about the activities of the Haddonfield Lions Club, visit haddonfieldlions.org or call 795-6574. Proceeds collected from vendor registration fees and refreshment sales will benefit the Lions Club’s Blind Fund.
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Attention Haddonfield Memorial High School graduates: Whether you danced to the hits of Perry Como or the Bee Gees, a reunion may be in the works for you! • Class of ’49 – A 64th reunion is scheduled for the evening of Tue Oct 1 at the Grand Hotel in Cape May NJ. Call Hollis Rulon at 234-2065 for details. • Class of ’53 – A 60th reunion is scheduled for the afternoon of Fri Oct 11 and evening of Sat Oct 12 at various Haddonfield-area locations. E-mail Joan Heller at branchh@aol.com for details. • Class of ’63 – A 50th reunion is being planned for Fri Oct 11 thru Sun Oct 13. Festivities will take place at the Double Tree Suites in Mt Laurel. Contact Henry Ryder at 589-3270 for information. • Class of ’78 – A 35th reunion is being planned for Fri Nov 29 at Tavistock Country Club. Contact Joan (Carlin) Hanson jh.basketcase@comcast.net. • All alumni – Sponsored by the Haddonfield Alumni Society, the annual Fall Alumni Happy Hour will take place on Wed Nov 27, at Tavistock Country Club, from 6pm to 8pm. Then, on Sat Nov 30, the Alumni Society will conduct its Annual Meeting and Lifetime Achievement Awards Ceremony in the Haddonfield Memorial High School Library. h-a-s.org
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The Haddonfield Alumni Society will accept nominations of outstanding individuals to receive the prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award thru Sun Sep 15. Over the past 11 years, the Alumni Society has honored 77 former students and 29 teachers with the award. Criteria for the nomination of a former student include: having attended one of Haddonfield’s public schools for at least two years (nominees may have graduated from a school other than Haddonfield Memorial High School), having been out of high school for at least 20 years, and having distinguished themselves during their adult lives. Teachers who have taught in the Haddonfield School District for at least seven years are also eligible for the award as well. Nomination forms, though not mandatory, are available at h-a-s.org/LAA_form.htm. Send letters of recommendation outlining achievements, along with supporting letters or materials, to: Brad Linthicum, 519 Westminster Ave, Haddonfield. The awards will be presented in on Sat Nov 30 during the Annual Meeting and Lifetime Achievement Ceremony in the Haddonfield Memorial High School Library. h-a-s.org
Don’t be tardy
The displays of school supplies and fall clothing can only mean one thing ... a new school year is fast approaching. Haddonfield public school students will return to the classroom on Wed Sep 4. Parents can then return to the classroom for Back-to-School Night: • Elizabeth Haddon – Tue Sep 17 at 6:45pm. • High School – Wed Sep 18 at 7pm. • Tatem Elementary – Tue Sep 24 at 7pm. • Central School Wed Sep 25 at 6:15 pm. • Middle School – Thu Sep 26 at 7pm. For details, visit haddonfield.k12.nj.us.
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Dig out your crayons, markers, colored pencils – and perhaps your glue and glitter! – and get to work. Create a jurassic masterpiece using the Haddy image available at shophaddonfieldnj.com. Inspired by USA Today’s recognition of Haddonfield’s eight-foot statue of Hadrosaurus foulkii as one of South Jersey’s “Hidden Gems,” the Partnership for Haddonfield sponsored a Flat Haddy contest this summer. To participate, contestants must decorate their Flat Haddy and photograph her having fun – either around town or around the world! To enter, print your best Flat Haddy photo and submit it to the Haddonfield Information Center, at 2 Kings Court, on or before Fri Aug 30. Include your name, e-mail address, phone number, zip code, and a parent’s signature (if necessary) with your entry. Only printed photos will be eligible to win the grand prize – a $100 Townwide Gift Certificate. Printed photos will be displayed in the Information Center window. The contest winner will be announced on the evening of Fri Sep 6 during the final First Friday celebration of 2013. If you would simply like for your digital photos to appear on shophaddonfieldnj.com or Facebook, then e-mail them to infocenter@haddonfieldnj.org. More good news: Indulgence Cupcakery – located steps from the Haddy sculpture at 43 Kings Hwy E – is sweetening the deal by awarding free dinosaur cupcakes to those who visit the shop with their decorated Flat Haddy on Wednesdays and Thursdays thru Aug 29. Limit: One free cupcake per artist during the contest period. Unveiled in October of 2003, Haddy was created by renowned sculptor John Giannotti, a Haddonfield resident. It is intended to celebrate the discovery of the world’s first nearly complete dinosaur skeleton in Haddonfield in 1858. Happy coloring! shophaddonfieldnj.com
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A local business, CNE, Inc, located at 26 Wilkins Ave in Haddonfield, is collecting used personal computers and accessories. The donated items will be refurbished and given to Urban Promise Academy in Camden. The collection offers residents an opportunity to unload unwanted computer equipment in an environmentally friendly way. The following items – dating back no later than 2009 – will be accepted: towers, mini-towers or laptops with Pentium-class processors with at least 1 GB of RAM and 50GB and/or hard drive, PC monitors, Ethernet Interface cards, WiFi routers and WiFi cards. To learn how to prepare your computer for donation, visit cne.com/ donations. Items may be delivered to CNE’s offices during normal business hours thru Tue Sep 24. Do not leave equipment outside. 795-5757
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In recognition of Haddonfield’s year-long Tricentennial Celebration, the Partnership for Haddonfield is sponsoring a contest dubbed “Three SOLD! 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. “We have gotten some great responses on why the public loves to shop and dine in Downtown Haddonfield so far,” said Remi Fortunato, retail recruiter for the Partnership for Haddonfield. 247 Rhoads • Haddonfield “Responses have included everything from Haddy uNDER CONTRACT! the dinosaur, to the safe and clean streets, to the great variety of shopping and dining venues,” she continued. The Partnership has received more than 160 entries so far. Responses are being posted at shophaddonfieldnj.com where there is also an online entry form for the contest. The winner will be announced during the Girls’ Night Out event on Thu Oct 3. For details 41 E. Collingswood Ave about Girls’ Night Out, stay tuned to What’s On Haddon Township – Haddonfield or visit shophaddonfieldnj.com. SOLD!
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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 a book on your summer reading list, you owe it to yourself to visit the Haddonfield Public Library (60 Haddon Ave). The library’s busy schedule includes: • Members of the Haddonfield Friends of the Library are gearing up for the annual Book Sale. This year, the sale will be held on Sat Sep 21 and on Sun Sep 22. Book and audiovisual donations are being accepted. Note that text books and items in poor condition will not be accepted. Care to join the Friends of the Library? Visit hfol.org to join or pick up a membership form at the library. (Psst ... it’s the perfect time to join!) The Friends of the Library will host its 4th Annual Member Preview Sale and Reception on Fri Sep 20 from 6:30 to 8:30pm. An assortment of books will be available for purchase. Members will be treated to light refreshments provided by local businesses while they enjoy the company of other book lovers. Several themed baskets will be auctioned during the evening. • Mark your calendars! Celebrate the Haddonfield Tricentennial at the Haddonfield Public Library during a display of Haddonfield quilts on the lawn of the public library on Sat Oct 19 from 11am to 4pm. The Friends of the Library and The Little Shop are joining forces to create unique display of borrowed quilts of all ages, styles, and sizes. Quilts are being sought this event. If you have a quilt to display, submit a photo of your quilt to Debbie Hansen at The Little Shop 143 Kings Hwy E, Haddonfield; lsquilts@aol.com). Be sure to include the quilt’s size, approximate age and history, and your contact information. Submissions must be received by Sun Sep 15. 429-7573
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Work up a sweat this fall with Sue Heindel’s budget-friendly exercise classes held at the First Presbyterian Preschool (20 Kings Hwy E, Haddonfield). A new round of Pilates, Step Aerobics, and Sculpt & Tone classes will run from Mon Sep 9 thru Fri Dec 20. Maintain your bikini body with the following: • Pilates – Increase your strength, flexibil Commissioner Neal ity, and balance with a Rochford is holding progressive series of Open-Door Sessions at exercises which focuses Haddonfield Borough on your core. Classes, Hall (242 Kings Hwy E) for all fitness levels, will on Wednesdays from be held on Mondays, 9am to 12n. Wednesdays, and Fri Stop in to discuss days from 9:15 to 10am. your ideas and • Step Aerobics concerns. – High-intensity, lowimpact workouts will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9:15 to 9:45am. Steps will be provided. • Sculpt & Tone – Group fitness classes CALL KATHY TO FIND YOUR NEW HOME! using a non-aerobic strength-training sys2 HADD 012 tem are sure to help ONF OFFIC IELD you feel your best. #1 AG E BROKER/ASSOCIATE Classes will take place ENT on Tuesdays and Cell: 609-519-6418 • kathymcrealtor@comcast.net Thursdays from 9:45 to 10:30am. The cost is based on the number of classes taken during the 14week period. The cost is $84 for 14 classes, $160 for 28 classes, $230 for 42 classes, $290 for 56 classes, $350 for 70 classes, and $395 for unlim23 West End Avenue 527 W. Mt. Vernon Avenue 52 Haddonfield Commons ited classes. Haddonfield $575,000 Haddonfield $1,395,000 Haddonfield $239,900 Registration forms are available at the preschool or by contacting Sue Heindel at 428-6641 or sueheindel@gmail. com. Babysitting will be available for a nominal fee – call 428-6641 for details. Make checks payable to the “First Presbyterian Preschool” 20 Haddonfield Commons 1102 Merrick Avenue 614 Radnor Avenue and mail to: Sue Heindel, 147 Hawthorne Haddonfield $219,000 Haddon Township $239,900 Haddonfield $348,500 Ave, Haddonfield.
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The September meeting of Evening Membership Department of the Haddon Fortnightly (EMD) will be held at the clubhouse on Tue Sep 10 from 7:30 to 9pm. During the meeting, student Jillian Armstrong will discuss her recent experience at the Girls’ Career Institute (GCI). GCI, a program held each June at Douglass College on the campus of Rutgers University, is designed to broaden the horizons of high school juniors. Each year, the Fortnightly sponsors several career-minded students who wish to attend. The students typically return from the conference with interesting – and sometimes humorous – stories to share with the club. Refreshments will be served following the meeting. The EMD is always looking for new members; September is the perfect time to see what the club is all about! The club sponsors fun and informative meetings, fundraisers for charity, and community activities. The Fortnightly Clubhouse is located at the corner of Kings Hwy E and Grove Street. For more information e-mail bojomo58@verizon.net.
September seems to make people nostalgic. Maybe it’s the kids heading back to school, the cooler temperatures, or the realization that the holiday season is around the corner. The Ankoakas Region of the Antique Automobile Club of America invites us to revel in nostalgia each September during its Haddonfield Antique Auto Show. This year, the extravaganza will be held on Sat Sep 21. Car enthusiasts will surely appreciate the array of meticulously restored antique collectible and special- interest automobiles. Cars will line Kings Hwy, from the Speedline overpass to Haddon Ave. Don’t miss the fun, food, and music! The Car Show, now in its 27th year, always features a wide-range of stock automobiles – from roadsters dating back to the early 1900’s to modern-day marvels. Stay tuned to What’s On for further details, or call 216-7253 or e-mail infocenter@ haddonfieldnj.org.
Thump the ball
The Haddonfield Tennis Association (htatennis.org) will sponsor various sixweek tennis programs, taught by Coach Mitch Winkler, this fall. A junior program (ages six to 13) will be held on Tuesdays, starting Sep 17, at Tavistock Hills Swim Club (1400 Warwick Ave, Barrington). Class times will be 4 to 5pm (ages six thru eight), 5 to 6pm (ages nine and 10), and 6 to 7pm (ages 11 thru 13). A junior program will be held on Sundays at Haddonfield’s Centennial Tennis Courts. Class times will be 2 to 3pm (ages six thru eight), 3 to 4pm (ages nine and 10), and 4 to 5pm (ages 11 thru 13). In addition, an adult class will be held at Centennial Courts on Sundays from 5 to 6pm. All Sunday classes, junior and adult, will begin on Sep 22. The cost of each program is $65. Register early, as space is limited. Call 428-8541.
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Mark your calendar for Markeim Arts Center’s holiday dining extravaganza, “Experience Art Through Your Senses,” on the evening of Sat Dec 7. From 7 to 10pm, guests will enjoy art demonstrations, live music, ice sculpture, gourmet foods, drink, and an auction. The center is located at 104 Walnut Street in Haddonfield. For ticket and sponsorship information, visit markeimartcenter.org or call 429-8585.
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The Haddonfield Garden Club will meet on Tue Sep 10, at 11:30am, at the First Baptist Church of Haddonfield (124 Kings Hwy E). The program, “Beavers, Dinosaurs, and Gardens: An Overview of 85 Years of Eagle Scout Projects,” will be presented by Eagle Scouts and candidates from Boy Scout Troop 65. The meeting will be free and open to the public. Visit haddonfieldgardenclub.com for information and directions.
Seniors: Give the summer a proper send off
The Mabel Kay Senior Center’s annual End-ofSummer Picnic will take place on Sat Sep 7 at 2pm. Area senior citizens are invited to enjoy an afternoon of music, socializing, and food. The menu will include grilled hamburgers and hot dogs, potato salad, cole slaw, pickles, chips, baked beans, cold drinks, cake, and coffee. Call 354-8789 to reserve your space. The cost is $3 per person, payable at the door.
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Learn about Haddy at the Haddon Fortnightly
As part of Haddonfield’s Tricentennial Celebration, the Haddon Fortnightly and The Historical Society of Haddonfield are joining forces to bring a free educational program to the community. On Sun Sep 15 at 2pm, Ned Gilmore, a collection manager at The Academy of Natural Science of Drexel University; Hatch Committee Chairperson Butch Breeze; and sculptor John Giannotti will gather at the Fortnightly (301 Kings Hwy E) to discuss Hadrosaurus Foulkii. The combined lecture will cover the discovery of first relatively complete set of dinosaur bones, the history and location of the dinosaur site, and the development of the borough’s popular sculpture. The event is open to the public and free of charge. Refreshments will be served. Details: E-mail thehaddonfortnightly@gmail.com or call 428-9290.
The Caregivers’ corner
Resolve to make volunteering part of your family’s fall routine. 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 3540298 or visit ifchaddons.org for information about the Caregivers’ next training session at Borough Hall (242 Kings Hwy E, Haddonfield) on Wed Oct 23 from 7 to 9:30pm. If you are unable to volunteer your time, then consider making a taxdeductible 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.
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First Friday fever is spreading Haddonfield’s next First Friday event will take place on the evening of Sep 6 from 5 to 9pm. Be sure to take a stroll downtown! First Fridays offer residents and visitors an exceptional mix of music, curbside art displays, outdoor dining opportunities, and in-store specials. During the September installment of First Friday, shop owners are being encouraged to enhance the festive atmosphere by displaying their goods outside. shophaddonfieldnj.com
Women of Color Social Networking Nights continue
Women of Color Social Networking Nights take place on the first Friday of each month, from 7 to 9pm, at Jersey Java & Tea. These networking events are open to gay females. Come out for an great company, fun, and laughter. A gathering will be held on Sep 6. Bring your friends! Jersey Java & Tea is located at 140 Haddon Ave N in Haddonfield.
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Jump on the Boat with Betsy B! The 411 on the Information Center The Senior Ministry at the First Presbyterian Church of Haddonfield is organizing a day trip to Annapolis MD on Fri Sep 20. Guests will enjoy a 40-minute narrated cruise of historic Annapolis Harbor and the US Naval Academy. A colonialattired guide will lead the group on a tour of the streets of Annapolis. A boxed lunch will be served onboard and guests will be given free time in Annapolis. The cost of the fall trip is $73 per person. For reservations, call Betsy Baumhauer at 429-1960.
The Haddonfield Information Center (2 Kings Court) will be closed thru Tue Sep 3. Those who wish to buy Townwide Gift Certificates may do so at haddonfieldnj.org. Business owners who wish to redeem Townwide Gift Certificates may do so by mailing them to Partnership for Haddonfield, PO Box 773, Haddonfield. Monthly Parking Permits may be purchased at Borough Hall (Room 102), 242 Kings Hwy E, Haddonfield. For information about borough events and businesses, e-mail infocenter@ haddonfieldnj.org or call 216-7253. Responses will be issued quickly. Beginning on Wed Sep 4, the Information Center will be open Wednesdays thru Saturdays, from 11am to 3pm.
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The 5th Annual Tatem Trailblazer 5K Run and Fun Walk will be held on Sat Oct 5 at 9am at Tatem Elementary School (1 Glover Ave, Haddonfield). Proceeds will benefit juvenile diabetes research and the activities of the Tatem PTA. The Tatem Trailblazer is always a family affair! There will be prizes and activities for athletes of all ages. For additional details, stay tuned to What’s On or e-mail Lisa at lzappetti@verizon.net.
A community walking group is forming at the First Presbyterian Church of Haddonfield (20 Kings Hwy E). Beginning in September, the group will engage in walks of 30- to 60-minutes. Routes and days will be determined by the group members. Those who are interested in participating may register at the church office or by contacting Mary Stringfellow or Betsy Baumbauer at 4291960. betsy.baumhauer@verizon.net
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Rare set of 10 Steubenville plates featuring images of Haddonfield buildings, homes, schools, churches: • Elizabeth Haddon House – First Edition • First Baptist Church • First Presbyterian Church • Friends School • Grace Church • Indian King • Lutheran Church • Methodist Church – 125th Anniversary 1955 • Methodist Church – 1958 • Public Library
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Bible study
The Haddonfield United Methodist Church will sponsor a 34-week Disciple Bible Study program beginning on Wed Sep 11. The program is designed for those who have been looking to deepen their understanding of the Bible, develop Christian friendships with other people at the church, and learn more about Jesus. Classes will be held on Wednesday evenings at 7pm. Two hours of preparation is expected for each class. Register in the church’s Sayre Welcome Center or Brown Chapel or call 429-0403.
Improve your karma
The Camden County Food Shelf, which serves low-income seniors of Camden County, is in dire need of donations of non-perishable food. Food items such as canned vegetables, rice, pasta, peanut butter, soup, crackers, cereal, condensed milk, canned beans, condiments, and boxes of instant mixes are welcome. Drop off your donations at Haddonfield’s Mabel Kay Senior Center (24 Walnut Street) Monday thru Friday, between 9am and 4pm. For more information, call 354-8789.
Helping heroes
Members of our armed forces make 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.
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A Neighborhood Watch is forming. Residents and business owners are encouraged to unite in an effort to curb crime. Members will receive e-mail alerts and informative tweets. To register, visit watch.haddonfieldcivic. com or e-mail haddonfieldwatch@gmail.com.
Kids: Check out the MAC Pack
› The Children’s School for the Arts at Haddonfield’s Markeim Arts Center will sponsor a new program for children, ages three thru six years, this fall. During the program, students will be exposed to a structured art, movement, and music curriculum. Vehicles for expression will include painting, clay, dance, yoga, drama, music, crafts, storytime, and creative games. Three-hour MAC Pack sessions will be offered on Thursday and Friday mornings and on Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons. Visit markeimartcenter.org/mac-pack-fall-2013/ for curriculum information and pricing. Hurry! The fall semester will begin on Tue Sep 17. For further details, email markeim@verizon.net or call 429-8585.
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What’s On: A to Z AAA
Al-Anon Tue 7:30p Thu 1p to 2p, 6p Presbyterian Church, Floor 3 www.nj-al-anon.org
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Cardio Fun for Seniors Mon 11:30a Tarditi Commons 354-8789
American Legion 2nd Mon 7:30p Post 38, Veterans Lane 429-5414
Chair Tai Chi for Seniors Thu 11:30a Tarditi Commons Senior Citizen Board 354-8789
Art Classes for Seniors Thu 9a to 12n; 1p to 4p Mabel Kay Senior Center 354-8789
Commissioner Rochford’s Open Door Wed 9a to 12n Borough Hall, Room 102 429-4700 x 208
Artisans Order of Mutual Protection: Haddon Assembly #12 3rd Wed 12n (ex. Jul Aug Sep) Baptist Church 461-8619 Auxiliary Police 1st Thu 7:30p Borough Hall 429-4700 x 240
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Bingo for Seniors 2nd 4th Tue 1p to 4p Mabel Kay Senior Center 354-8789
Computer Club for Seniors 3rd Wed 10a Mabel Kay Senior Center 354-8789
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English Country Dancing Tue 8p to 10p Friends Meeting House 429-9186 (Call to verify) Environmental Commission 3rd Tue 7p Borough Hall, Auditorium 429-4700
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Board of Commissioners 2nd 4th Tue 7:30p Borough Hall, Room 102 429-4700
Farmers’ Market Sat 8:30a to 1p May thru Oct Kings Court
Board of Education 2nd 4th Thu 7:30p High School, Library 429-4130
First Friday Arts Downtown 1st Fri 5p to 9p Apr thru Oct Retail District Partnership for Haddonfield 216-7253
Book and Breakfast at The Bistro 2nd Fri 10a First Baptist Church 429-7540 Borough Hall Weekdays 8:30a to 4:30p 242 Kings Hwy E 429-4700 Bowling for Seniors Every Fri 9:30a Laurel Lanes Retired Men’s Club 429-4368 Bowling Every Tue 9:15a to 11:30a (ex. Jul Aug) Cherry Hill Playdrome Breakfast Bowling League 795-4285 Boy & Cub Scouts Pack 65 Every Mon 7:30p (ex. if no school) Methodist Church 609-230-9672 Boy Scout Troop 64 Every Mon 7:30p to 9:00p (ex. Jul Aug) First Baptist Church 428-3374 Breakfast Networking Event 1st Fri 8a to 9a Call for location Partnership for Haddonfield, Professional Committee 216-7253 HaddonfieldNJ.org Bridge/Card Games 1st 3rd 5th Tue 12:30p to 4p Mabel Kay Senior Center 354-8789
Fitness Class for Seniors Tue 10a Presbyterian Church Choir Room Senior Ministry 429-1960 Fun & Fitness for 55-Plus Tue 11:00a to 12:00n Fri 11:30a to 12:30p Methodist Church 330-4772
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Golf for Seniors Wed 8a (thru mid-Nov) Call for location Retired Men’s Club 429-9123 Grace Church Thrift Shop Fri Sat 10a to 3p Grace Church 429-0007 Group Training Run Wed 6:30p Sun 7:30a Haddonfield Running Co SJ Athletic Club southjerseyac.org Group Training Run Tue 5:30a High School Track SJ Athletic Club southjerseyac.org
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Haddon Fortnightly 4th Fri 1p Fortnightly Clubhouse Haddon Fortnightly: Evening Membership Department (EMD) 2nd Tue 7:30p Fortnightly Clubhouse Historic Preservation Commission Wed two weeks before Planning Board 7:30p Borough Hall, Room 102 Historical Society Mon Wed Fri 1p to 4p 1st Sun 1p to 3p 343 Kings Hwy E 429-7375 Historical Society Library Tue Thu 9:30a to 11:30a Thu 9:30a to 11:30a 343 Kings Hwy E 429-7375 Human Relations Commission 3rd Thu 7:30p (ex. Jul Aug) Borough Hall, Room 102 856 795-58
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Indian King Tavern Museum Thu thru Sat; 10a to 12n, 1p to 4p 233 Kings Hwy E 429-6792 Information Center Wed thru Sat, 11a to 3p 2 Kings Court 216-7253 Italian Conversation Group Beginners: Wed 7:30p to 9p Intermediate : Tue 7:30p to 9p Jersey Java & Tea 546-5878
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Lions Club 1st 3rd Thu 6:15p Tavistock Country Club 795-6574 Lite Aerobics for Seniors Every Tue 1:00p Tarditi Commons 354-8789 Lunch/Snacks & More for Seniors Every Fri 12:30p to 3p (ex. last Fri) Mabel Kay Senior Center 354-8789
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Markeim Arts Center Tue thru Fri; 10a to 2:30p Sat 1p to 3p Lincoln Ave & Walnut Street 429-8585 Mom to Mom 2nd 4th Wed 9:30a to 11a Presbyterian Church, Floor 2R 429-0609 MOMS Club For a calendar of events, call 669-4895 Moms in Touch 2nd 4th Thu 9a to 10a Covenant Presbyterian Church, Cherry Hill 216-1392 Municipal Alliance 1st Wed 7:30p Borough Hall, Auditorium Municipal Court Mon 9a (ex. public holidays) Audubon Municipal Complex 606 W. Nicholson Road Audubon 547-0712
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Newcomers Club Call for location & times 609-707-0033
Preschool Storytime Tue 10:30a Wed 1:30p (Mon 7p in Jul Aug) Public Library 429-1304 Preservation Haddonfield Call for times Mabel Kay Senior Center 287-4665 Public Library Mon Tue Wed Thu 10a to 9p Fri 10a to 5p Sat 10a to 5p Sun Closed Haddon Avenue N at Tanner 429-1304
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Quizzie Haddon Trivia Night 4th Tue 7p (ex. Jun Jul Aug) Baptist Church, Social Hall 429-2326 Recreation Council 4th Tue 8p (ex. May Jun Jul Aug Dec) Borough Hall, Room 102 Republican Club 2nd Wed 7:30p Borough Hall, Auditorium 795-4045 Retired Men’s Club Thu 1:30p 65 Club (110 Rhoads Ave) joeade@comcast.net Rising Sun Lodge No. 15 F&AM 1st Wed 7:30p (ex. Jul Aug Dec) Masonic Temple risingsunlodge.org Rotary Club Wed 12:15p to 1:30p Tavistock Country Club 795-7976
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Jazzercise Mon Wed 6:15p Lutheran Church 534-3367
Open Mic Night Mon 7p Jersey Java & Tea 428-0707
Senior Citizen Advisory Board 3rd Mon 9:15a (ex. Jul Dec) (ex. Jan Feb: 4th Mon) Mabel Kay Senior Center
Job Seekers’ Support Group Thu 8:15a Methodist Church, Sayre Pavilion 672-9265
Overeaters Anonymous Wed 9a to 10a Presbyterian Church 354-6393; 609-239-0022
Senior Scene 3rd Wed 12:30p Christ the King Parish 428-8742
Overeaters Anonymous Wed 7:30p Methodist Church, Room 304 261-1552
Shade Tree Commission 3rd Mon 8a (ex. Jul Aug) Borough Hall, 102
Junior Women’s Club 2nd Mon 8p (ex. Jul Aug) Fortnightly Clubhouse 428-7551 Kiwanis Club Every Fri 12:15p to 1:30p Tavistock Country Club 858-1640
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La Leche League 3rd Mon 7:30p Presbyterian Church 795-2092 Library Board of Trustees 4th Tue 8:00a (ex. Aug) Public Library 429-1304 Line Dancing for Seniors Wed 1:30p to 3p Tarditi Commons Senior Citizen Advisory Board 354-8789
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Partnership for Haddonfield 1st Wed 8:30a Borough Hall, Auditorium Pinochle for Seniors Wed 12:30p 65 Club 429-4368 Planning Board 1st Tue 7:30p Borough Hall, Auditorium Post Office Weekdays 8:30a to 5p Sat 9a to 1p Lobby open at all times 25 Haddon Ave S 429-0246 Prayer Shawl Ministry 1st Wed 10a Christ the King, Parish Center 546-8056
Singles’ Movie Night 1st 3rd Thu Call for times The Ritz, Voorhees Single Movie Lovers 354-2018 Site Plan Review Committee Wed two weeks before Planning Board 7p Borough Hall, Room 102 Social Dancing Sun 6p to 7p Intermediate Lesson Sun 7p to 8p Beginners’ Lesson Sun 8p to 10:30p Open Dancing Grace Church Dance Haddonfield 429-5355 Sustainable Haddonfield 3rd Tue 7p Borough Hall sustainablehaddonfield@ gmail.com
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Tai Chi Every other Mon 9:30a to 11a Methodist Church 429-0403
Toastmasters 1st 2nd 3rd Tue 7p Lutheran Church 986-4513 Toddlertime Thu 10:30a Public Library 429-1304 Tuesday Tours Tue 8:30a to 9:30a Friends School 429-6786 Veteran’s Support Group 2nd Wed 7p Methodist Church 429-0403
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Walking Group Call for dates and times Presbyterian Church 429-1960 Y’s Men’s Club 2nd Thu 7p Call for location 428-2363 Young Adults Choir Mon 6:30p to 8p Methodist Church yahumc@gmail.com
Young Adult Book Club 2nd Wed 7p Christ the King, Parish Center 429-1600 ext. 117 Zoning Board 3rd Tue 7:30p Borough Hall, Auditorium
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What’s On: Day by Day MONDAY
American Legion 7:30p Post 38, Veterans Lane 429-5414 Boy & Cub Scouts Pack 65 7:30p (ex. if no school) Methodist Church 609-230-9672 Boy Scout Troop 64 7:30p to 9p (ex. Jul Aug) First Baptist Church 428-3374 Cardio Fun for Seniors 11:30a Tarditi Commons 354-8789 Historical Society 1p to 4p 343 Kings Hwy E 429-7375 Jazzercise 6:15p Lutheran Church 534-3367 Junior Women’s Club 2nd Mon 8p (ex. Jul Aug) Fortnightly Clubhouse 428-7551 La Leche League 3rd Mon 7:30p Presbyterian Church 795-2092 Municipal Court 9a (ex. public holidays) Audubon Municipal Complex 606 W. Nicholson Road Audubon 547-0712
Bridge/Card Games 1st 3rd 5th Tue 12:30p to 4p Mabel Kay Senior Center 354-8789
Tuesday Tours 8:30a to 9:30a Friends School 429-6786
Partnership for Haddonfield 1st Wed 8:30a Borough Hall, Auditorium
Indian King Tavern Museum 10a to 12n, 1p to 4p 233 Kings Hwy E 429-6792
Historical Society 1p to 4p 343 Kings Hwy E 429-7375
English Country Dancing 8p to 10p Friends Meeting House 429-9186 (Call to verify)
Zoning Board 3rd Tue 7:30p Borough Hall, Auditorium
Pinochle for Seniors 12:30p 65 Club 429-4368
Information Center 11a to 3p 2 Kings Court 216-7253
Indian King Tavern Museum 10a to 12n, 1p to 4p 233 Kings Hwy E 429-6792
Prayer Shawl Ministry 1st Wed 10a Christ the King, Parish Center 546-8056
Job Seekers’ Support Group 8:15a Methodist Church, Sayre Pavilion 672-9265
Information Center 11a to 3p 2 Kings Court 216-7253
Environmental Commission 3rd Tue 7p Borough Hall, Auditorium 429-4700 Fitness Class for Seniors 10a Presbyterian Church, Choir Room 429-1960 Fun & Fitness for 55-Plus 11a to 12n Methodist Church 330-4772 Group Training Run 5:30a High School Track SJ Athletic Club southjerseyac.org Haddon Fortnightly Evening Membership Department (EMD) 2nd Tue 7:30p Fortnightly Clubhouse Historical Society Library 9:30a to 11:30a 343 Kings Hwy E 429-7375 Italian Conversation Group: Intermediate 7:30p to 9p Jersey Java & Tea 546-5878
Open Mic Night 7p Jersey Java & Tea 428-0707
Library Board of Trustees 4th Tue 8a (ex. Aug) Public Library 429-1304
Senior Citizen Advisory Board 3rd Mon 9:15a (ex. Jul Dec) (ex. Jan Feb: 4th Mon) Mabel Kay Senior Center
Lite Aerobics for Seniors 1p Tarditi Commons 354-8789
Shade Tree Commission 3rd Mon 8a (ex. Jul Aug) Borough Hall, 102
Markeim Arts Center 10a to 2:30p Lincoln Ave & Walnut Street 429-8585
Tai Chi Every other Mon 9:30a to 11a Methodist Church 429-0403
Mom to Mom 2nd 4th Wed 9:30a to 11a Presbyterian Church, Floor 2R 429-0609
Young Adults Choir 6:30p to 8p Methodist Church yahumc@gmail.com
Planning Board 1st Tue 7:30p Borough Hall, Auditorium
TUESDAY
Al-Anon 7:30p Presbyterian Church, Floor 3 www.nj-al-anon.org Bingo for Seniors 2nd 4th Tue 1p to 4p Mabel Kay Senior Center 354-8789 Board of Commissioners 2nd 4th Tue 7:30p Borough Hall, Room 102 429-4700 Bowling 9:15a to 11:30a (ex. Jul Aug) Cherry Hill Playdrome Breakfast Bowling League 795-4285
Preschool Storytime 10:30a Public Library 429-1304 Quizzie Haddon Trivia Night 4th Tue 7p (ex. Jun Jul Aug) Baptist Church, Social Hall 429-2326 Recreation Council 4th Tue 8p (ex. May to Aug Dec) Borough Hall, Room 102 Sustainable Haddonfield 3rd Tue 7p Borough Hall sustainablehaddonfield@ gmail.com Toastmasters 1st 2nd 3rd Tue 7p Lutheran Church 986-4513
WEDNESDAY
Artisans Order of Mutual Protection: Haddon Assembly #12 3rd Wed 12n (ex. Jul to Sep) Baptist Church 461-8619 Commissioner Rochford’s Open Door 9a to 12n Borough Hall, Room 102 429-4700 x 208 Computer Club for Seniors 3rd Wed 10a Mabel Kay Senior Center 354-8789 Golf for Seniors 8a (thru mid-Nov) Call for location Retired Men’s Club 429-9123 Group Training Run 6:30p Haddonfield Running Co SJ Athletic Club southjerseyac.org Historic Preservation Commission Wed two weeks before Planning Board 7:30p Borough Hall, Room 102 Historical Society 1p to 4p 343 Kings Hwy E 429-7375 Information Center 11a to 3p 2 Kings Court 216-7253 Italian Conversation Group: Beginners 7:30p to 9p Jersey Java & Tea 546-5878
Preschool Storytime 1:30p Public Library 429-1304 Public Library 10a to 9p Haddon Avenue N at Tanner 429-1304 Republican Club 2nd Wed 7:30p Borough Hall, Auditorium 795-4045 Rising Sun Lodge No. 15 1st Wed 7:30p (ex. Jul Aug Dec) Masonic Temple risingsunlodge.org Rotary Club 12:15p to 1:30p Tavistock Country Club 795-7976 Senior Scene 3rd Wed 12:30p Christ the King Parish 428-8742 Site Plan Review Committee Wed two weeks before Planning Board 7p Borough Hall, Room 102 Veteran’s Support Group 2nd Wed 7p Methodist Church 429-0403 Young Adult Book Club 2nd Wed 7p Christ the King, Parish Center 429-1600 x 117
THURSDAY
Jazzercise 6:15p Lutheran Church 534-3367
Al-Anon Thu 1p to 2p, 6p Presbyterian Church, Floor 3 www.nj-al-anon.org
Line Dancing for Seniors 1:30p to 3p Tarditi Commons Senior Citizen Advisory Board 354-8789
Art Classes for Seniors 9a to 12n; 1p to 4p Mabel Kay Senior Center 354-8789
Markeim Arts Center 10a to 2:30p Lincoln Ave & Walnut Street 429-8585 Mom to Mom 2nd 4th Wed 9:30a to 11a Presbyterian Church, Floor 2R 429-0609 Municipal Alliance 1st Wed 7:30p Borough Hall, Auditorium Overeaters Anonymous 9a to 10a Presbyterian Church 354-6393; 609-239-0022 Overeaters Anonymous 7:30p Methodist Church, Room 304 261-1552
Auxiliary Police 1st Thu 7:30p Borough Hall 429-4700 x 240 Board of Education 2nd 4th Thu 7:30p High School, Library 429-4130 Chair Tai Chi for Seniors 11:30a Tarditi Commons Senior Citizen Advisory Board 354-8789 Historical Society Library 9:30a to 11:30a 343 Kings Hwy E 429-7375 Human Relations Commission 3rd Thu 7:30p (ex. Jul Aug) Borough Hall, Room 102 856 795-58
Lions Club 1st 3rd Thu 6:15p Tavistock Country Club 795-6574
Kiwanis Club 12:15p to 1:30p Tavistock Country Club 858-1640
Markeim Arts Center 10a to 2:30p Lincoln Ave & Walnut Street 429-8585
Lunch/Snacks & More for Seniors 12:30p to 3p (ex. last Fri) Mabel Kay Senior Center 354-8789
Moms in Touch 2nd 4th Thu 9a to 10a Covenant Presbyterian Church, Cherry Hill 216-1392
Markeim Arts Center 10a to 2:30p Lincoln Ave & Walnut Street 429-8585
Public Library 10a to 9p Haddon Avenue N at Tanner 429-1304 Retired Men’s Club 1:30p 65 Club 110 Rhoads Avenue joeade@comcast.net Singles’ Movie Night 1st 3rd Thu Call for times The Ritz, Voorhees Single Movie Lovers 354-2018 Toddlertime 10:30a Public Library 429-1304 Y’s Men’s Club 2nd Thu 7p Call for location 428-2363
FRIDAY
Book and Breakfast at The Bistro 2nd Fri 10a First Baptist Church 429-7540
Public Library 10a to 5p Haddon Avenue N at Tanner 429-1304
SATURDAY
Farmers’ Market Sat 8:30a to 1p May thru Oct Kings Court Grace Church Thrift Shop 10a to 3p Grace Church 429-0007 Indian King Tavern Museum 10a to 12n, 1p to 4p 233 Kings Hwy E 429-6792 Information Center 11a to 3p 2 Kings Court 216-7253 Markeim Arts Center 1p to 3p Lincoln Ave & Walnut Street 429-8585 Post Office 9a to 1p 25 Haddon Ave S 429-0246
Bowling for Seniors 9:30a Laurel Lanes Retired Men’s Club 429-4368
Public Library 10a to 5p Haddon Avenue N at Tanner 429-1304
Breakfast Networking Event 1st Fri 8a to 9a Call for location Partnership for Haddonfield, Professional Committee 216-7253 HaddonfieldNJ.org
Group Training Run 7:30a Haddonfield Running Co SJ Athletic Club southjerseyac.org
First Friday Arts Downtown 1st Fri 5p to 9p Apr thru Oct Partnership for Haddonfield 216-7253 Fun & Fitness for 55-Plus 11:30a to 12:30p Methodist Church 330-4772 Grace Church Thrift Shop 10a to 3p Grace Church 429-0007 Haddon Fortnightly 4th Fri 1p Fortnightly Clubhouse
SUNDAY
Historical Society 1st Sun 1p to 3p 343 Kings Hwy E 429-7375 Social Dancing 6p to 7p Intermediate Lesson 7p to 8p Beginners’ Lesson 8p to 10:30p Open Dancing Grace Church Dance Haddonfield 429-5355
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Notices ELEANOR BRINGHURST Eleanor P. “Ellie” Bringhurst, a resident of Ocean City NJ, formerly of Haddonfield, died on August 6, 2013. She was 87. The widow of Charles Bringhurst, Mrs. Bringhurst was a graduate of Haddonfield Memorial High School, class of 1943.
FRANCES PRATT Frances Pratt (nee Hall), a resident of Collingswood NJ, died on July 28, 2013. She was 96. Mrs. Pratt was the widow of Edward Pratt. She was a past president of the Haddon Fortnightly Evening Membership Department and the PTA. Mrs. Pratt was a longtime EDWARD BUREK member of the Haddonfield Edward J. Burek, a resident United Methodist Church. of Williamstown NJ, formerly of Haddonfield, died on August 8, EMERSON SHIVERS 2013. He was 69. Emerson Shivers, a resident of Mr. Burek is survived by his wife, Treadwell NY, died on August 10, Gail Burek. 2013. He was 78. Mr. Shivers graduated from RICHARD BYNUM Haddonfield Memorial High Richard T. Bynum, a resident of School in 1953. He is survived by Haddonfield, died on August 6, his wife, Irene Shivers. 2013. He was 88. The widower of Margaret JULIA SLIMM Bynum, Mr. Bynum was a longtime Julia A. Slimm, a resident of member of Grace Church in Collingswood NJ, formerly of Haddonfield where he served as Haddonfield, died on August 3, a Lay Eucharistic Minister. 2013. She was 102. Mrs. Slimm was the widow of MARY DOYLE Everett Slimm. Mary Jane Doyle, a resident of Saratoga Springs FL, died on August 17, 2013. She was 84. Mrs. Doyle is survived by her husband Walter Doyle. Haddonfield survivors include a son, John Doyle (Elisa).
JOSEPHINE KERR Josephine Kerr, a resident of Whiting NJ, died on August 15, 2013. She was 88. Mrs. Kerr was the widow of Robert Kerr. Haddonfield survivors include a brother, Ralph Berry. ROBERT MORVAY Robert M. Morvay, a resident of Marco Island FL, formerly a longtime resident of Haddonfield, died on July 27, 2013. He was 93. He is survived by his wife, Loretta Morvay. RUSSELL PHILLIPS Russell C. Phillips, a resident of Haddonfield, died on July 6, 2013. He was the widower of Mary Phillips.
Plays & Players will continue its 2013 season with Arthur Miller’s A View from the Bridge. The production will beam you through time and space to Brooklyn, circa 1950. Watch what happens when longshoreman Eddie Carbone discovers that his feelings for his orphaned teenage niece – whom he and his wife have raised since childhood – are not simply paternal. As a monstrous change creeps up on the once kind and loving uncle, the stage is set for tragedy. A preview show will take place on Thu Sep 19 at 7:30pm ($12). Shows will take place on Friday and Saturday evenings, from Sep 20 thru Oct 5, at 8pm. Matinees will be held on Sundays – Sep 22 Overeaters Anonyand Sep 29 – at 2pm. mous has announced Tickets cost $15 and are available by calling that meetings will be 429-8139 or visiting haddonfieldplayers.com. held on Wednesday Up next: Avenue Q – The Broadway Musical will evenings, at 7:30pm, take the Plays & Players stage by storm beginning at Haddonfield United on Thu Oct 24. Methodist Church Attention theatre buffs: Plays & Players’ 2014 (room 304). season has been announced. Shows will include: For more information, Man of LaMancha, As You Like It, Curtains, Miss call Kathy-Jo at 261Saigon, An Inspector Calls, The 25th Annual Putnam 1552. County Spelling Bee, and Anne. For information about season tickets, call 429-8139.
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Beautiful 2-bedroom apartment. New kitchen and bath, hardwood floors, off-street parking, storage, and laundry. Available September 1. S132-01
CHRISTINE FINK Christine Fink (nee Covintree), a longtime resident of Haddonfield, died on August 4, 2013. She was 95. Mrs. Fink was the widow of Clarence Fink. She was a charter member of the Haddonfield AARP, where she served as membership chair for many years. Mrs. Fink was a member of the Haddonfield Senior Citizen Advisory Board, and a volunteer for the County Board of Elections. She was honored with the Borough of Haddonfield’s Senior Service Award in 1999.
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$1415/per month. Includes utilities. Call 610-417-6119.
Plant a tree for the Tricentennial
During the spring 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. So far, more than 40 trees have been purchased. Volunteers are being recruited for the treeplanting effort. To learn more, visit haddonfieldnj.org/borough_ boards-shade.php.
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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 Gerard Jellig 795-8121 Mike Bateman 609-230-9672 Elyse Janove 428-2273 Pat Vogdes 428-3716 Polly Murray 216-1140 David Siedell 795-3191 Erin Phillips 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 Rose Alemi 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 Haddonfield Outdoor Sculpture Trust Stuart Harting 609-876-3889 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 Erin Beck 669-4895 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 Sons of God MC John “Slim” Picking 609-706-6105 STRIDES Maria Forbes 571-0526 Tennis Association Angelo Alberto 609-206-1075 Toastmasters International Bernard Doogue 986-4513 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
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SINCLAIR ASSOCIATES LLC Tax and accounting service. Small business and individual. Returns submitted electronically for fast refunds. 101 Windsor Ave, Haddonfield www.1040.pro 856 354-2266
THE HOUSE CARPENTER Carpenter/woodworker – passionate and conscientious. Additions to built-in furniture, repairs of all kinds. Learn more: www.thehousecarpenter.com or call 856-264-2593
HORN MASONRY & CONCRETE Brick. Block. Concrete driveways. Sidewalks. Foundations. 37 years’ experience. 609-760-3113
NEIGHBORHOOD HANDYMAN Affordable, reliable. No job too small! Handyman/carpenter. Bob Kitch 609 922-0098 rfkitch@comcast.net rfkitch.homestead.com
VIOLINS & GUITARS BY MITCHELL Violin, acoustic guitar, and ukulele sales, rentals, repairs, accessories, and lessons. 3 Haddon Ave S, Haddonfield 856-216-9299 Open 7 days.
SOLUTIONS PRINTING & COPYING Printing, color copies. Rubber stamps, business cards, legal forms. 8 Haddon Ave S, Haddonfield 856 428-7391 Dan and Peg
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HADDONFIELD INN Expecting out-of-town visitors? Suggest they stay at our charming nine-room Victorian bed-and-breakfast. 856-428-2195, 800-269-0014 haddonfieldinn.com
J.H. STRAIN CARPENTRY LLC Custom woodwork and design. Decorative trim, crown molding, custom bookcases, mantles. References, licensed, insured www.jhstraincarpentry.com Call today 609-561-7751
PINE GROVE MASONRY & CONCRETE Brick, stucco, concrete, chimneys, sidewalks, porches, block, stone, steps, foundations, patios, French drains. Since 1975. 609-346-5541
LEONETTI BUILDERS Custom kitchens and baths, addition specialists for over 60 years! 856 428-4190 Rich
HADDONFIELD VISION Eye exams. Contact lens fitting. Contacts. Eyewear. 856 427-0788 NJ Lic OA-04481 Dr Judson Moon OD
SUZANNE STOINSKI Top Prudential Fox & Roach specialist serving Haddonfield for nearly 30 years. 41 Haddon Ave S., Haddonfield 856-428-2600 Direct line: 856-616-7060
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PEWTER VILLAGE COLLINGSWOOD Apartment community exclusively for adults aged 55+. 1058 Eldridge Avenue. pewtervillage.com 856 854-8878
NEIGHBORHOOD NANNIES In-home care. Full-time, part-time, temporary, occasional. Members, Int’l Nanny Assn. neighborhoodnannies.net 856 795-5833 S. Costantino
VICTORY CONCRETE Stamped Concrete Pavers and Retaining Walls Traditional White Concrete Steps. Brick Pointing Basement Waterproofing 856-842-4396
RAS BUILDERS Since 1974. Additions, baths, roofing, siding, garages, decks, basements. rasbuildersnj.com Lic. 13VH00932400 856-627-1974
DAVINCI PAINTING Quality work. Reasonably priced. Licensed and insured. Free estimates. 856 341-4861 davincipaintingcompany.com
LISA WOLSCHINA The name to know, when it’s time to make a move. Keller Williams Realty 1818 Route 70 E., Cherry Hill 856-321-1212 Cell: 856-261-5202
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ROGER’S WALK Brand new, one- and twobedroom apartments. 2100 Deal Drive, Mt. Laurel rogerswalk.com 856 778-1750
CLEAN SWEEP Chimney repairs and relining. Animal removal. Duct cleaning. 856 354-0675 546-4606 Harry Haeffner III
MEDORO CUSTOM BUILDERS Custom homes, additions, kitchen and bath renovations. General contracting. ralphmedoro@gmail.com 856 753-0134 Ralph Medoro
JOHN KOCH / ALLSTATE Auto, home, life, commercial. 316 Haddon Avenue Westmont 856 833-1820
TOM’S CUSTOM PAINTING 30 years’ experience in quality interior/exterior work. Power washing. Small home repairs. 856 220-1131
BEHR BUILDING SERVICES LLC Commercial and residential roofing, gutters, gutter cleaning. Haddonfield. behrbuildingservices.com 609-868-2844
ARCHITECTS
CHIMNEY SERVICES
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PET SERVICES
ROOFING
MARK BARONE AIA Architecture and Design Residential and Commercial Contemporary to Traditional Renovations. New Construction 856-429-0868 markb@markbaronearchitect.com
PAUL’S CHIMNEY SERVICE Call for our pre-season special! Now’s the time to have your chimney, wood stove, and burner cleaned – before Ol’ Man Winter arrives. 29 years’ experience. 888-587-1614
MIRIAM MUNDY BRODERICK Counseling for individuals, couples, families. Substance abuse and addiction treatment. Adolescent and young adult counseling. DUI classes. Haddonfield. 856-520-8737
ALPINE LAWN CARE Complete lawn maintenance. Residential and commercial. Call now for seasonal clean-ups. 856-795-9868
ARFER Dog walks, off-leash exercise in 11-acre fenced dog park. Play dates, meds. 22 years of service. Insured. Joan and Steve Chovit 856-952-0029 arferdogs.com
PETE’S ROOFING Residential, Commercial Seamless Gutters, Gutter Guards 5” and 6” Seamless Gutters License#13ZH06146900 856-854-6417 petesroofingandson19@yahoo.com
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JAY REINERT AIA Architectural design and project management for fine residential, commercial, retail. Historic preservation. jrarchitecture.co (no “m”) 856 383-9003
COVENANT CLEANING Residential and commercial cleaning since 1995. (So we must be good!). Dedicated to excellence. Affordable. Fully insured. 856 685-6020 Rich and Linda
CLEAN SWEEP Duct cleaning. Gutter cleaning and repairs. Chimney repairs and relining. Animal removal. 856-354-0675 856-546-4606 Harry Haeffner III
KYLE WRIGHT’S LAWN CARE Lawn care done wright! A locally rooted company. You name it – we do it! 856-547-0101 Kyle Wright
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
THE BEECHWOOD SCHOOL Half- and full-day classes. 2-1/2 years thru Kindergarten. 441 Beechwood Avenue Haddonfield 856 429-0303 Marge McElroy
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THOMAS B WAGNER AIA Architecture, interior design, preservation, consulting. wagnerarchitect.com 856 795-4550 (Haddonfield)
HEALING HEARTS HOME CARE Experienced, nurturing providers for all ages. Better than a cup of chicken soup. 856 858-3431 Sandy Hoey
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
LARKIN LANDSCAPING Firewood, winterized sprinklers, trees, shrubs, mulch, topsoil, sod, grading, pavers, patios, walks, walls, stone, underground drainage. 856-535-4946 Mike. larkinlandscapeirrigation.com
JOHN BAPTISTE PLASTER Specializing in interior walls, custom plaster/drywall repairs, home renovations. Insured. 856 546-7979
HADDONFIELD FRIENDS A co-educational school for a diverse group of children age 2-1/2 to 8th grade, from South Jersey and Philadelphia. 856-429-6786 haddonfieldfriends.org
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PLASTER & DRYWALL
TANK REMOVAL
GROVE AUTO SERVICE Foreign and domestic. ASE master technicians. 75 Grove Street, Haddonfield. 856-616-8440 Jim or John
SENIOR CAREGIVER Longtime Haddonfield resident will assist with personal care, light housekeeping, meal preparation, companion care. 215-205-0494
S & V ELECTRIC Residential, commercial, contracting. Design, repair, installation. Insured, bonded. Lic: 11797 856 786-7961 Randy Shipley
RUTNYA LANDSCAPING INC Complete lawn, landscaping maintenance. Custom landscape design and construction. 856 547-5040 Charles Rutnya
PLASTERING Plaster, patching, chimneys, cracks, brick pointing. 609 553-9642 Padraic
MOORE’S TANK SERVICES INC Residential oil tank removals and installations. Free estimates. NJDEP-certified. 856 662-2002 Jim Moore
AUTO SERVICE
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LAWN & LANDSCAPING
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PRO IMPORTS Specializing in repairs to all foreign cars. 309 Haddon Avenue Collingswood 856-751-9400 Tim Mauro
A-LIST CONCRETE Highest quality concrete work, stamped and traditional. #1 in service and customer satisfaction. Lic. 13VH551110 856-840-3058 Ron
CLEAN SWEEP Gutter cleaning and repairs. Chimney repairs and relining. Animal removal. Duct cleaning. 856-354-0675 856-546-4606 Harry Haeffner III
STEPHEN COAN LLC AT FERRET HOLLOW GARDENS Landscape design, consulting, horticulturalist. Beautiful and creative landscapes and gardens. ferrethollowgardens.com 267 251-5855
FILAN & CONNER Plumbing, HVAC, bathroom remodeling. 24-hour emergency service. filanconner.com 856 768-2888
SURETY TITLE AGENCY Title insurance agent. Searches, settlement services. 9 Tanner Street Haddonfield 856 429-0900 Karen Stevenson
BATHTUB REFINISHING
CONCRETE & MASONRY
HANDY MEN & WOMEN
MUSIC INSTRUCTION
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TREE SERVICES
ARS TUB REFINISHING Quality workmanship. 21 years’ experience in tub and tile refinishing. 856 854-6350 Steve
ALL-PHASE MASONRY Brick, block, concrete step repairs, pointing, pavers, patios, driveways. No job too small. Visa MasterCard. Insured. NJ Lic # 13VH00676600 856 933-1436 Carmen Sarno
BRIGHT STAR HANDYMAN No job too big. No job too small. Free estimates. Lic. 13VH01392900 856-261-1867 856-448-6148
BRYAN ALLEN Guitar instruction and performance. bryanallenguitar@gmail.com 609 605-2411
PROFESSIONAL PRINTING Printing, copying, color copies, digital printing, large document copies. Free parking. 116 Haddon Ave N, Haddonfield 856 429-8644 Joe McElroy
WRIGLEY TREE SERVICE Trimming of trees and shrubs. Free estimates and consultation. Insured. 856 429-1899 Stan
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OPEN SATURDAYS • 8:30am to 1pm KINGS COURT, HADDONFIELD RAIN OR SHINE ON AUgUST 24, MEET CELEBRITY CHEF CYNDI STANIMIROV SEASON 11 FINALIST ON FOx TV’S “HELL’S KITCHEN” • From 10am to 11:30am, Cyndi will demonstrate how to shop, prepare, and cook fresh produce and seafood.
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The First Baptist Church of Haddonfield, 124 Kings Hwy E, will greet fall with a slew of events: • An end-of-summer ice cream social will be held at Gracie’s (9 Kings Court, Haddonfield) on Mon Aug 26 at 7pm. Those who attend will receive a $1 coupon for their treat. • A special worship service and afternoon hoedown will be held on Sun Sep 8 to honor the work of The Rev. Erin Phillips. Wear your dancing shoes! Sloppy Joes, cold beverages, and cake will be served. Call 429-2326 to register to bring a side dish or dessert. • Books and Breakfast at The Bistro continues! On Fri Sep 13, at 10am, the group will discuss The Ultimate Gift by Jim Stovall. The Bistro at Haddonfield is located at 57 Kings Hwy E. For more information, call Sandra at 429-7540. • The Annual Women’s Fall Kickoff Dinner will be held at the church on Mon Sep 30. This event is open to women of the church and their guests. For further information, call 429-2326. • Take a trip back in time at the First Baptist Church of Haddonfield. The Brass and The Beat will return on Fri Sep 20 at 7:30pm. The 16-piece band and two vocalists will perform some of the most popular music from the Big Band Era as well as show tunes. Refreshments will be served after the performance. A donation of $5 per adult is suggested. Donations will benefit the church’s concert series. • Quizzie Haddon Trivia Night will be held at the church on Tue Sep 24. 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. • Mark your concert calendar! A Gospel Jazz with Chorus Concert will be presented on Sun Oct 20, at 4:30pm, at the church. • The church’s Historical Committee is participating in a Boscov’s “Friends Helping Friends” fundraising event on Tue Oct 22. To purchase a 25-percent discount shopping pass for that day, contact Sandra at 429-7540. Shopping passes are being sold for $5 each. Proceeds will be used to preserve the diary of Reverend Sisty (the church’s first pastor) and other historical projects. • The Philadelphia Ukulele Orchestra will pass through town on Fri Nov 22. A ukulele concert will commence at the church at 7:30pm. 429-2326; firstbaptisthaddonfield.org
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