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September 2012 ALL AROUND PENNSAUKEN Page 29 Pennsauken Neighbors Walking For Neighbors To Be Held At Soccer Complex Pennsauken Neighbors Pennsauken Neighbors Helping eighbors, the local non-profit dedicatd to helping residents in need of a elping hand, announced a new undraiser to assist members of our ommunity. Neighbors Walking For Neighbors ill be held on Saturday, Nov. 17 at the ennsauken Soccer Complex on ethel Ave. The two-mile walk will elp raise funds for the one-time grants Got used books stashed and don’t now what to do with them? Have Ds and DVDs you’ve played more imes than you can remember? eginning Sep. 4, you can donate them o the Friends of the Pennsauken Free ublic Library for its annual book sale. his is the only fundraiser that the rganization runs each year. Individuals are asked to deliver onated items to the library’s commuity room at the designated location uring regular hours. The book sale will be open to the ublic beginning Friday, Oct. 12. Special urchase times will be announced hortly for Friends of the Pennsauken ree Public Library. If you are not a ember of the organization, and would offered to Pennsauken residents in need. More information on Neighbors Walking For Neighbors will be announced in the coming weeks. If you have a financial emergency you may be eligible for a one-time-only grant from Penn sauken Neigh bors Help - ing Neighbors. Appli cations are available for pick up at the Library or through pennsaukenneighbors.org. like to be able to make your purchases early, memberships will be available at the door on the Friends’ sale night. Memberships begin at $10. Previous attendees of this sale have remarked that, “This is the best organ- Phone messages are also accepted at 856-397-6282. All completed applications must be mailed to Neighbors Helping Neighbors, P.O. Box 258, Pennsauken, NJ 08110. Friends Of The Library Accepting Donations For Book Sale Mary W. Levin Scholarship Winners Announced The Friends of the Pennsauken Free ublic Library, through the generous onations of its members and the ennsauken community, have set up a cholarship fund in honor of Mary W. evin, affectionately known as “Wally,” dedicated resident of Pennsauken for 0 years, a former physical education eacher at Pennsauken High School nd founding member of the Friends of he Pennsauken Library. The organization is pleased to nnounce this year’s recipients: Daniel e and Alexis Ammons. Each $100.00 ward is made to one outstanding emale and one outstanding male physcal education student. We congratulate hem on their achievements. Tune in to Pennsauken TV on Cable Channel 19 ized book sale in the area,” and “There is a large selection of topics.” The Book Sale Committee is grateful for your donations of gently used items and for your patronage at the sale. EIGHT FALL ANNUAL Rittenhouse Square Fine ~ Art ~ Show Over 140 national and local artists will “CIRCLE THE SQUARE” Original Artwork Only "One of the most respected art shows in the country" (verified by 2 art magazines). 18th and Walnut in Center City Philadelphia Friday– Sunday Sept. 14 – 16 Friday – 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM Saturday – 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM Sunday – 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM For information Call 1-877-689-4112 Visit www.rittenhousesquareart.org Helping Neighbors Fire Department Hosts Fire Prevention Day, Open House in October On Oct. 20, the Pennsauken Fire Department, in conjunction with annual fire prevention activities, will be sponsoring an open house in the parking lot of the Park Avenue School Complex, 8201 Park Avenue. As part of this year’s open house, the fire department is looking to involve the participation of local community groups. For more information, please contact the Public Education Liaison, Firefighter Robert Chester at (609) 685-4586 or (856) 665-0774 extension 4. Pennsauken Fire Department Service Anniversary FF Dennis Convery, 8 years FF Nick Diamanti, 3 years Captain Kim Figueroa, 18 years Lt. Rafael Moraza, 7 years FF Harry Squibb, 37 years Birthdays FF Ryan Madden, 9/9 FF Evan Magee, 9/16 FF Joe Fabrizio, 9/19 FF Joe Giebel, 9/21 FF Dan Roache, 9/24 FF John Gohmert, 9/28 FF Colleen OBrien, 9/29 Over 40,000 people are reading this ad. Wish you were here. For information about advertising call 856-662-5100 or email allaroundpenn@aol.com
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