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The mobile-friendly, biweekly, community calendar for Haddonfield NJ • April 20 to May 4, 2018 • #017
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Colonial Cooking
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Tatem School Fair
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Earth Day
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Girls’ Night Out
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Youth Orchestra
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#017 • APRIL 20 TO MAY 4, 2018
Coming Up
Haddonfield Today
is a calendar of community
events, mailed free to homes
and businesses every two
weeks and available at various
locations around the town.
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• April 22 to 28 5
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April 29 to May 5 25
Features
• The Word on the Street 3
• Mobile-Friendly 101 35
• Around the Town 36
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The Last Word 38
• What’s Off the Market 15
• What’s On the Market 19
• Notices, Etcetera 37
• The Yellow Pages 39
Next Issue Date Fri May 4
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#017 • APRIL 20 TO MAY 4, 2018
The Word on the Street
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Small-town spirit will be on
display during Audubon Day
on Sat Apr 28, and Barrington Day
on Sat May 19.
What makes your
town special?
SAM DEL PONTE
loves Denver CO for
its 300-plus days
of sunshine a year,
friendliness, and
walkability. “It’s bigcity
living in a smalltown
environment,”
Sam said, “with so
much outdoor life
and activities.”
Collingswood is
special for STEPHEN
HOOVER because of
its “old-style living,
walkability, bountiful
food options, and
friendliness. It has the
small-town vibes, but
is close to Philly and
all that has to offer.”
Naples FL resident
SUZZIE ISAACS
(with mom, MARY
FLANNAGAN)
loves Haddonfield
because “Within five
minutes you see old
friends you grew up
with, and it’s like no
time has passed.”
MIKE and JEN
McILHENNY
relocated to
Haddonfield recently
and particularly
appreciate “the
small-town feel of
the community, the
school district, and
the walkability.”
Living in the
Erlton section of
Cherry Hill, SHEN
SHELLENBERGER
loves “the oldfashioned
character
of the neighborhood,
community events,
and its proximity
to the park and
to Haddonfield’s
downtown.”
JUSTIN SHEPPARD
loves Ocean City’s
small-town feel.
“And being at the
beach, of course.
Growing up there, I
didn’t appreciate it.
But after traveling
around the country
I realize what a gem
it is.”

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#017 • APRIL 20 TO MAY 4, 2018
Environmental Commission lecture series
The Haddonfield Environmental Commission is sponsoring a new monthly
lecture series on environmental, health and sustainability issues. Local and
national issues will be addressed in these talks, to be held in the Public Library
classroom from 7 to 8:30pm.
• Wed May 2: Joyce Howell, a Haddonfield resident and a member of the
Planning Board, as well as an attorney at the EPA regional office in Philadelphia.
Joyce will discuss “Building Code Changes Brought About by Environmental
Issues Including Stormwater.”
• Wed May 23: Stacie Pratt of Haddon Township, an environmental engineer
and Branch Chief of the Toxics Program at the EPA regional office. Stacie will
discuss “Lead in Your Home and How to Minimize the Impact to Your Family.”
Future lectures will be announced in the Library’s online newsletter, website
and in local publications. All ages are encouraged to attend.
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#017 • APRIL 20 TO MAY 4, 2018
Sunday 22
WHAT’S ON TODAY
____________________
For recurring events,
see “Every Sunday” – below.
11a to 6:30p – Feed My Starving
Children Packing Event
Cherry Hill Armory
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4p – Bach Vespers Service
Cantana 112
Lutheran Church
p16
EVERY SUNDAY (or most)
____________________
7:30a – Alcoholics Anonymous
Methodist Church, Scout Room
1p to 4p – Indian King Tavern
Museum
1p to 5pm – Public Library
6p to 7p – Intermediate Dance
Lesson (Tonight: Country Two-Step)
7p to 8p – Beginner Dance Lesson
(Tonight: Cha Cha)
8p to 10:30p – Social Dancing
Grace Church, Performance Hall
Dance Haddonfield
dancehaddonfield.org
WORSHIP SERVICES
____________________
Christ the King Catholic Church
7:30a, 9a & 11a – Mass
Bible Church
9:45a – Sunday School
11a – Worship Service
Dong San Presbyterian Church
(at First Presbyterian Church)
1pm – Worship Service
First Asian Baptist Church
(at First Baptist Church)
10a – Worship Service
First Baptist Church
9a – Contemporary Worship
11a – Traditional Worship
11:15a – Children’s Enrichment
(Communion on first Sunday)
First Church of Christ, Scientist
10a – Worship Service
10a – Sunday School
First Presbyterian Church
8:30a & 10a – Worship Service
10a – Sunday School
5p – Dinner Church
Friends Meeting (Quaker)
10a – Meeting for Worship
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Grace Church (Episcopal)
8a – Holy Communion: Rite I
9:30a – Choral & Family Communion:
Rite II
10:45a – Children’s Christian
Education
9:30a (First Sunday) – Holy
Communion (Rite II) in Parish House
Greater Mount Pisgah Church
10:30a – Worship Service
Lutheran Church of Our Savior
8a & 10:30a – Traditional Service
9:15a – Contemporary Service
10:30a – Sunday School
Mount Olivet Baptist Church
8:30a – Sunday School
9:30a – Worship Service
Methodist Church
8a & 10:30a – Traditional Service
9a – Contemporary Worship
9a – Sunday School
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Monday 23
WHAT’S
____________________
ON TODAY
For recurring events,
see “Every Monday” – below.
10:30a to 12n – Origami Flower
Crafting – Rosebuds
Public Library (register)
3:30p to 5p – Makerspace
Public Library (register)
7p to 8:30p – Book Club: The
Handmaid’s Tale
Public Library
7:15p to 8:45p – Haddonfield
Great Books
Haddon Heights Library p24
EVERY MONDAY (or most)
____________________
7:45a – Alcoholics Anonymous
Methodist Church, Scout Room
8a – Mass
Christ the King Catholic Church
8:30a to 3:30p – Mabel Kay Senior
Center
8:30a to 4:30p – Borough Hall
9:15a to 10a – Pilates
Presbyterian Preschool
856-428-6641, 609-238-5468
sueheindel@gmail.com
9:30a – Tai Chi for Seniors
Methodist Church, Fellowship Hall
11:30a – Cardio Fun
Mabel Kay Senior Center
10a to 9p – Public Library
1p to 4p – Greenfield Hall
Historical Society
7p – Boy Scouts: Troop 64
Baptist Church
7:30p – Boy Scouts: Troop 65
Methodist Church
#017 • APRIL 20 TO MAY 4, 2018
HMHS art show at the Markeim
The Markeim Arts Center will host the HMHS
National Art Honor Society Senior Art Show, Sat
Apr 28 from 10am to 5pm, and Sun 29 from 3 to
5pm. Sunday’s exhibit opens with a National Art
Honor Society induction ceremony at 3pm. Come
Saturday, Sunday, or both, and take in all the
amazing work done by the class of 2018. There will
be food and beverages at Sunday’s reception. Show
your support for these talented seniors. If you have
any questions, contact NAHS Coordinator, Allie
Westerside at awesterside@haddonfield.k12.nj.us.
The Markeim Arts Center is at 104 Lincoln Ave, at
Walnut.
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• Work done by owner.
• We care about our town and it reflects
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6 0 9 - 2 0 6 - 5 5 5 8
Which one’s the implant?
Herbs galore!
The Haddonfield
Garden Club’s annual
Herb and Perennial
Sale is Sat May 12 from
9am to 3pm in Kings
Court, rain or shine. It
features culinary herbs,
baked goodies, and
floral arrangements
perfect for Mother’s Day.
Proceeds support HMHS
scholarships and garden
educational workshops.
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and • Sports Mouthguards to Dentures
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(Sentry Office Plaza, Suite 104)
856-869-0300
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#017 • APRIL 20 TO MAY 4, 2018
Flower power
The tenth annual
“Power of the Flower”
exhibition at the
Markeim Arts Center,
subtitled “Efflorescence,”
will bloom Fri May 11
with a kaleidoscope of
art inspired by nature.
Artists will submit
their works digitally by
12n on Fri Apr 27 for
this juried exhibition in
the center’s main gallery.
See submission details
in the prospectus at
markeimartscenter.org.
Juror for the show will
be Bridget McCafferty.
McCafferty earned her
BFA in illustration from
the University of the Arts
with a concentration
in painting. She is the
founder/owner of Typsy
Gypsy Tees, an apparel
company specializing
in hand drawn, screen
printed designs.
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Tuesday
24
WHAT’S ON TODAY
____________________
For recurring events,
see “Every Tuesday” – below.
8a – Library Board of Trustees
Public Library
12:45p – Senior Game Day
Lutheran Church
p21
1p to 3p – Aphasia
Communication Group (register)
First Presbyterian Church p37
3:15 to 4:15pm – Lego Club ages
5 and up
Public Library (register)
7p – Quizzie Haddon
First Baptist Church
7 to 8:30p – Poetry Discussion
Group
Public Library (register)
7:30p – Board of Commissioners
Borough Hall, room 102
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EVERY TUESDAY (or most)
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7:45a – Alcoholics Anonymous
Methodist Church, Scout Room
8a – Mass
Christ the King Catholic Church
8:30a to 9:30p – Tuesday Tours
Friends School
9:15a to 9:45a – Step Aerobics
Presbyterian Preschool
856-428-6641, 609-238-5468
sueheindel@gmail.com
9:45a to 10:30a – Sculpt & Tone
Presbyterian Preschool
9:30a to 11:30a – Archives Center
& Research Library
Samuel Mickle House
Historical Society
10a to 9p – Public Library
10:30a to11a – Little Listeners
(for ages 3 to 6)
Public Library, Children’s Department
11a – Tai Chi for Seniors
Presbyterian Church, Choir Room
1 to 6p – Markeim Arts Center
1p – Fun & Fitness 55+
Methodist Church, Room 303
1p – Lite Aerobics
Mabel Kay Senior Center
6:30 to 9:30p – Horror Films of the
20s and 30s course
haddonfieldadultschool.org
7p – Al-Anon
Presbyterian Church, Youth Lounge
7p to 8p – Family Zumba®
Grace Church, Performance Hall
7p to 9:15p – Toastmasters
Lutheran Church, Parish Hall
Youth orchestra concert May 2
The Symphony in C Youth Orchestra, under the
direction of Kenny Bean, will present its Spring
Concert at the Methodist Church, 29 Warwick Rd,
Wed May 2 at 7pm. The concert is free.
The Symphony in C Youth Orchestra includes
35 to 40 local middle and high school age students
from South Jersey and Philadelphia. The program
offers need-based full and partial scholarships.
Conductor Kenny Bean and 13 Symphony in
C teaching artists work with the students on
Wednesday evenings during the school year at
Grace Church Annex. They give two free concerts a
year.
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Wednesday 25
WHAT’S ON TODAY
____________________
For recurring events,
see “Every Wednesday” – below.
8:15a – Partnership for
Haddonfield
Borough Hall, room 102
9:30a to 12:30p – Open House
The Beechwood School
10a to 12n – Singing Angels
Lutheran Church
10:15 to 11:15a – Mother’s Day
Plate Craft Event, ages 2-6
Public Library (register)
1:30p – Bridge
Mabel Kay Senior Center
3:30p to 4:30p – Mother’s Day
Plate Craft Event, ages 5-12
Public Library (register)
6p to 7p – Pizza Social (RSVP);
7p to 8:30p – H’field/Phila Area
Cochlear Implant Support Group
Grace Church
p33
7p – Municipal Alliance
Borough Hall, room 102
7p – Planning & Zoning Boards
and Historic Preservation
Commission
Borough Hall Auditorium
EVERY WEDNESDAY (or most)
____________________
7a – Holy Communion
Grace Church (Episcopal)
7:45a – Alcoholics Anonymous
Methodist Church, Scout Room
8a – Mass
Christ the King Catholic Church
8:30a to 4:30p – Borough Hall
8:30a to 3:30p – Mabel Kay Senior
Center
9a – Overeaters Anonymous
Presbyterian Church, Youth Lounge
9:15a – Meeting for Worship
Friends Meeting (Quaker)
9:15a to 10a – Pilates
Presbyterian Preschool
856-428-6641, 609-238-5468
sueheindel@gmail.com
9:30a – Healing & Holy
Communion
Grace Church (Episcopal)
9:30a to 11:30a – Archives Center
& Research Library
Samuel Mickle House
Historical Society
10a to 12n – Indian King Tavern
Museum
10a to 4p – Christian Science
Reading Room
10a to 9p – Public Library
11a to 3p – Information Center
12:15p to 1:30p – Rotary Club
Tavistock Country Club
1p – Line Dancing
Mabel Kay Senior Center
1p to 4p – Greenfield Hall
Historical Society
1p to 4p – Indian King Tavern
Museum
1p to 6p – Markeim Arts Center
3:30p to 4p – Afternoon
Adventures (for ages 3 to 6)
Public Library
4p to 5p – Tai Chi
Lutheran Church
6:30p – Group Run
Running Co of Haddonfield
6:30p – Cub Scouts
Baptist Church, Scout Room
6:45p – Nurses Recovery Group
Presbyterian Church, Boardroom
7:30p – Job Seekers’ Support
Group
Methodist Church, Sayre Pavilion
7:30p – Testimony Meeting
First Church of Christ, Scientist
8p – Alcoholics Anonymous
Presbyterian Church
8p – Alcoholics Anonymous for
Young Adults
Methodist Church
8p – Worship Service
Dong San Presbyterian Church
(at Presbyterian Church)
#017 • APRIL 20 TO MAY 4, 2018
Haircutting/ Hair Styling
Hours:
Tues, Wed, Thurs, Fri 8am-6pm
Sat 8am-3pm
628 Collings Avenue
Collingswood, NJ 08107
856-858-0114
‘When I Was
Your Age’
The Historical Society
will create another new
pop-up display for the
next First Sunday. This
latest display, “When I
Was Your Age: Kids in
Haddonfield Through the
Years,” will be on view
on Sun May 6 from 1 to
3pm on the first floor
of Greenfield Hall, 343
Kings Hwy E. Admission
is free, but donations are
welcome.
As with their previous
pop-up displays, the
historical society will
show a selection from
the archival and museum
collections that help
illustrate the theme.
The Historical Society
of Haddonfield offers
tours of Greenfield
Hall on First Sundays
from 1 to 3pm, and the
Archives Center will also
be open for researchers
next door in the Mickle
House.
The pop-up display
will continue through
most of May and be
available for viewing
during Greenfield Hall’s
public hours (Monday,
Wednesday and Friday
from 1 to 4pm) or by
special appointment at
another time.
haddonfieldhistory.org;
856-429-7375

#017 • APRIL 20 TO MAY 4, 2018
Scholarship
The Haddonfield
Council of Churches,
in partnership with Mt.
Olivet Baptist Church, is
accepting applications
for the Rev. John B. Dicks
Memorial Scholarship.
Scholarships are
awarded annually to
young African Americans
who live in, or who
attend high school or
church in, the Borough
of Haddonfield.
The scholarship
submission deadline is
Thu May 31. Information
has been forwarded
to the High School
guidance office. If you
need an application, or
if you have questions,
contact Gerald
Massenburg at 609-499-
7790 (home) or 609-668-
8812 (cell).
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your TO DO
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A R C H I T E C T
WHAT’S ON TODAY
____________________
For recurring events,
see “Every Thursday” – below.
9:30a to 12:30p – Open House
The Beechwood School
3:30p to 4:30p – Read to a Dog
Public Library (register)
5 to 9p – Girls’ Night Out
Downtown Haddonfield p18
6:30p – Civic Assoc Town Dinner
Tavistock Country Club
p14
7p – Board of Education
High School Library
8p – Recreation Council
Borough Hall, room 102
7p to 8:30p – 3D Printing: from
Concept to Product (adults)
Public Library (register)
7 to 9p – Art of Wine: The Next
Great Vintage of Italy (register)
MarkeimArtsCenter.org
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EVERY THURSDAY (or most)
____________________
7:45a – Alcoholics Anonymous
Methodist Church, Scout Room
8a – Mass
Christ the King Catholic Church
8:30a to 4:30p – Borough Hall
8:30a to 3:30p – Mabel Kay Senior
Center
9a to 12n, 1 to 4p – Art Workplace
Mabel Kay Senior Center
9:15a to 9:45a – Step Aerobics
Presbyterian Preschool
856-428-6641, 609-238-5468
9:45a to 10:30a – Sculpt & Tone
Presbyterian Preschool
856-428-6641, 609-238-5468
sueheindel@gmail.com
10a to 12n – Indian King Tavern
Museum
10a to 4p – Christian Science
Reading Room
10a to 9p – Public Library
10:30a to 11a – Toddler Time
(for ages 2 to 4)
Public Library
12n – Alcoholics Anonymous
Baptist Church, Board Boom
12n – Cardio Fun
Mabel Kay Senior Center
1p – Al-Anon
Presbyterian Church, Youth Lounge
1p – Fun & Fitness 55+
Methodist Church, Room 303
1p to 4p – Indian King Tavern
Museum
1p to 6p – Markeim Arts Center
1:30p – 65 Club
3p to 7p – Information Center
6p – Al-Anon
Presbyterian Church, Youth Lounge
7p – Prayer Meeting
Bible Church
7p to 9p – Open Mic
Saxbys
8:30p to 11p – Alcoholics
Anonymous
Grace Church, Performance Hall
SPOT AN ERROR OR OMISSION?
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or call 856-428-3399. Thank you!

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Friday 27
WHAT’S ON TODAY
____________________
For recurring events,
see “Every Friday” – below.
10 to 10:30a – Musical Kids (3 to
12 mos.)
Public Library (register)
11 to 11:30a – Musical Kids (12 to
22 mos.)
Public Library (register)
1p – Fortnightly General Club
Meeting
Fortnightly Clubhouse
p31
8p – Haddonfield Plays & Players
Studio
p18
EVERY FRIDAY (or most)
____________________
7:45a – Alcoholics Anonymous
Methodist Church, Scout Room
8a – Mass
Christ the King Catholic Church
8:30a to 4:30p – Borough Hall
8:30a to 3:30p – Mabel Kay Senior
Center
9:15a to 10a – Pilates
Presbyterian Preschool
856-428-6641, 609-238-5468
sueheindel@gmail.com
10a to 12n – Indian King Tavern
Museum
10a to 4p – Christian Science
Reading Room
10a to 4p – Grace Thrift Shop
Grace Church, Basement
10a to 6p – Public Library
11a to 3p – Information Center
12:15p to 1:30p – Kiwanis Club
Tavistock Country Club
1p to 4p – Greenfield Hall
Historical Society
1p to 4p – Indian King Tavern
Museum
1p to 6p – Markeim Arts Center
7p to 9p – Music Showcase
Saxbys
Pasta Dinner
Get your tickets for
the Haddonfield United
Methodist Church Youth
Pasta Dinner & Silent
Auction Sat Apr 28.
Doors open at 5:30pm,
and dinner starts at 6pm.
Contact the church at
office@haddonfieldumc.
org for tickets for this
popular event. Glutenfree
dining options will
be offered.
#017 • APRIL 20 TO MAY 4, 2018
Rabies Clinic
The borough will host
a free Rabies Clinic for
cats and dogs on Sat
Apr 28 from 10am to
12n in the back parking
lot of Borough Hall. This
free event is open to all
Haddonfield and Camden
County residents. Rabies
shots are required
by state law. Proof of
vaccination is needed for
pet licensing.
SPOT AN ERROR OR OMISSION?
Email calendar@gumnutgroup.com
or call 856-428-3399. Thank you!

#017 • APRIL 20 TO MAY 4, 2018
Scholarship for young
violinist or violist
On Tue May 15, the Rotary Club of Haddonfield
Foundation will award the Alice Downs Scholarship
for Young Violinists, funded by The Gumnut Group
LLC, publisher of Haddonfield Today and Out&About.
The application deadline is Mon Apr 30.
The annual scholarship enables a promising
student of the violin or viola – a resident of
Camden County, NJ age 10 to 18 – to enroll as a Day
Participant at the Philadelphia International Music
Festival’s two-week summer program at Bryn Mawr
College. Two sessions will be held: Sat Jun 16 to Fri
29, and Sat Jul 14 to Fri 27.
As a Day Participant, the student will take private
lessons with a member of the festival’s faculty and
attend master classes. See PhiladelphiaMusic
Festival.org for details. The student may enroll, on
their own, in other festival programs, including
the Extended Day and Residential programs. The
recipient is expected to attend a Rotary luncheon in
June to receive the award.
To apply, complete the online Scholarship
Application Registration Form at pimf.org. (No
deposit is required.) Applicants must submit a 250-
to 300-word essay on “Why Violin (or Viola) is the
Coolest Instrument in the Orchestra” by email to
scholarships@pimf.org.
Classical Guitar
Lessons & Performance
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856-858-8902
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Saturday
28
WHAT’S ON TODAY
____________________
For recurring events,
see “Every Saturday” – below.
9a to 12:30p – Come Fly Away
Flying W Airport
HaddonfieldAdultSchool.org
10a to 12n – Rabies Clinic
Borough Hall parking lot
10a to 5p – HMHS National Art
Honor Society Exhibit
Markeim Arts Center
11a to 1p – Techgirlz: Electronic
Funny Faces
Public Library (register)
5:30p – Youth Pasta Dinner &
Silent Auction
Methodist Church
p10
7:30p – Bulldawgs on Broadway
HMHS Drama Club
High School Auditorium p27
EVERY SATURDAY (or most)
____________________
8:30a – Alcoholics Anonymous
Methodist Church, Scout Room
10a to 4p – Grace Thrift Shop
Grace Church, Basement
11a to 2p – Christian Science
Reading Room
10a to 12n – Indian King Tavern
Museum
10a to 5p – Public Library
11a to 3p – Information Center
4p – Confession
5p – Mass
Christ the King Catholic Church
5p – Communion
Methodist Church
5:30p – Holy Communion: Rite II
Grace Church (Episcopal)
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April means Spring Clean-Out!
Thru Fri Apr 27, the Borough Public Works Department is providing special
Spring Clean-Out. The Borough relaxes the six piece per residence limit
for household trash pickup and encourages residents to clean out attics,
basements, garages, and yards. It also provides more leaf and brush pickup.
All items placed curbside must meet the requirements for proper placement of
trash found on haddonfieldnj.org, under Trash Regulations.
Trucks will pick up leaves and yard debris that have accumulated over the
winter. Leaves may be piled between the curb and the sidewalk (not in the
street), without containers. Patience, please, as it won’t be possible handle the
large quantity of spring debris on a weekly basis. Check the borough website
for updates on the chipper and leaf machine schedules.
After the special Spring Clean-Out, normal regulations for trash and brush
removal will resume.
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#017 • APRIL 20 TO MAY 4, 2018
Civic Assoc
dinner
Come honor former
Mayor Tish Colombi
when she receives the
Alfred E. Driscoll Award
at the Haddonfield Civic
Association’s Annual
Town Dinner, Thu
Apr 26 at Tavistock.
Cocktails will begin at
6:30pm, followed by
dinner at 7:30.
The Driscoll Award
was created to recognize
the role models in our
community, with the
hope that others will be
inspired to give back.
Several HMHS Seniors
will also be honored
with scholarships at
the dinner for their
contributions to the arts.
Tickets are available
at haddonfieldcivic.
com/event/annual-towndinner-2018/
or scan the
QR code n.
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#017 • APRIL 20 TO MAY 4, 2018
Off the Market
haddonfield.today | 15
Address Seller Buyer Price
______________________________________________________________________________________
35 Centre Street Robin Raab Terence McGovern $ 198,000
131 Chestnut Street Steven & Sara Boc Clifford & Summer Kazmarek $ 630,000
305 E Cottage Avenue FANDF, LLC MSJBT, LLC $ 620,000
129 Ellis Street Reverse Mortgage Solutions Inc Marc & Jaime Rubino $ 235,000
334 Kings Highway West Robert & Margaret Worthington Steven & Sara Boc $ 590,000
417 Redman Avenue Kevin Brogan William & Michelle Cassin $ 320,000
128 The Mews William & Judith Ritchings Linda & Ross Levitsky $ 545,000
7 Upland Way E FANDF, LLC Stephanie Flacco $ 650,000
309-311 Warwick Road Paul Sery Richard & Debbie Boehm $ 435,000
601 Warwick Road Herbert & Leslie Konrad John & Jamie Bellace $ 975,000
106 Washington Avenue Yoder Real Estate Co. Richard & Stephanie Venne $ 475,000
155 Wayne Avenue Addison Quinn Development LLC Brad & Dominique O’Neill $ 770,000
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Homeowners,
Commercial,
Life and Health
Insurance
HANDS UP
ALL WHO
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TAXES!
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Insurance People
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Since 1932
247 Kings Highway East
Haddonfield
Phone: 856-429-7500
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Bag Bingo
Play Bingo, and you
could win designer
bags on Fri May 4 at
the Haddon Fortnightly
Clubhouse, Kings Hwy
and Grove St. Doors
open at 6pm; games
begin at 7. Tickets are
$25 before Apr 25; $30
after. Light refreshments.
Call Alice at 856-547-7711
or email to alles11@
verizon.net to reserve.
Published by
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Responsible Development.
Learn more at GoFundMe.com
(Type “bancroft ordinance”
in search box.)
The $600,000 Bancroft townhouses will attract families – not seniors.
50 to 100 extra public school kids (many at Tatem) @ $12,500/child/year
= $1,000,000+ in costs, at least half of which will fall on taxpayers!
________________________________________
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Food Bank help
First Baptist Church
of Haddonfield will
carpool to the Food
Bank of South Jersey in
Pennsauken on Mon Apr
30. Everyone is welcome
to volunteer and join
them. Meet in the
Chestnut St lot behind
the church, 124 Kings
Hwy E, at 12:15pm. Wear
closed shoes. Return
time is around 3:30pm.
Bach Vespers service Apr 22
The Lutheran Church of Our Savior, 204 Wayne
Ave, concludes a church year that has celebrated
the 500th Anniversary of the Lutheran Reformation
by celebrating a special evening Vespers service
on Sun Apr 22 at 4pm. The Adult Choir, organ,
orchestra, and soloists will sing “Cantata
112,” based on Psalm 23. The Youth Choir and
ChildrenSong also will join and sing works by other
Lutheran composers. At the end, all choirs will sing
“The Lord Bless You and Keep You.”
Everyone is welcome to join in an inspiring
musical and spiritual end to the season. Admission
is free, and a reception will follow.
Proud Neighbors of Collingswood
2018 Porch Brunch
& House Tour
Sunday,
May 20
BRUNCH: 11 and 1
Reservations Required!
CALL 609-238-5407
________
TOUR: 12 to 5:30
HOUSE TOUR ONLY
12n to 5:30pm • Tour Only Tickets: $18 in advance; $20 on the day
HOUSE TOUR + BRUNCH
(BRUNCH RESERVATIONS REQUIRED. CALL 609-238-5407)
Tour + Brunch Tickets: $30 • Brunch Seatings at 11am and 1pm
TICKETS AVAILABLE IN ADVANCE AT:
Bauhaus Hair Design Studio, 788 Haddon Avenue
Collingswood Borough Hall, 678 Haddon Avenue
Grooveground Coffeebar, 647 Haddon Avenue
Saturday Collingswood Farmers’ Market – Proud Neighbors’ table
For More Information: Info@ProudNeighborsOfCollingswood.org

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Kettle Belle
Move well. Move often.
Look Great.
Nuts! It’s easy.
Have you ever seen
an unfit squirrel?
Calendar art
Students from grades
K thru 12 are invited to
submit works for the
2018-19 Haddonfield
Community Calendar,
sponsored by the Zone
PTA. The deadline is Fri
May 18 to send in your
drawings and photos to
your school office, or to
Dpodgor@comcast.net.
For more info: jaclyn.
tennyson@live.com.
Bowl for funds
Come to the Big
Event, 1536 Kings Hwy
N, Cherry Hill, Sun Apr
29 from 3 to 5pm. For
$15, get two hours of
bowling, shoe rental, and
pizza and soda. This is a
fundraiser for the First
Presbyterian Church’s
Youth Mission Trip to
Appalachia this summer,
where the youth will
help repair houses.
Rummage Sale
Grace Church’s semiannual
Rummage Sale
will take place Thu May
3 from 10am to 7pm,
in the Parish Hall (rear
building of 19 Kings
Hwy E). As with the fall
sale, the church will be
spotlighting the “best of
the best” items in their
Boutique Room. They
will offer quality items at
bargain prices!
The church’s famous
hot dog and baked beans
meal will be offered
from 11 am, as well as
delectable baked goods,
so arrive hungry!
Are you doing some
spring clean-outs at
home? The church
will accept your donations
on Sun Apr 29
beginning at 11am in the
Parish Hall. For more
information, call the
office at 856-429-0007.

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Players’ studio
Haddonfield Plays &
Players’ Studio meets Fri
Apr 27 at 8pm. Studio
membership is open to
actors and other artists
age 16 and over. No
experience is required
to join this collaborative
group, which meets to
work on monologues,
songs, improv, and
more. Info: HPPStudio@
haddonfieldplayers.com.
Girls’ Night Out! returns Apr 26
Girls’ Night Out! is a popular fun-filled ladies’
night of shopping, dining and relaxing that’s
returning to Downtown Haddonfield on Thu Apr 26
from 5 to 9pm. This exclusive free event features
in-store promotions, food, refreshments, and
musical entertainment. Come out and enjoy a night
of fun as you stroll Kings Highway and beyond! See
downtownhaddonfield.com for an expanding list
of promotions at shops inclluding Maison Marcel,
Running Co. of Haddonfield, The Picket Fence and
The Garden Tea Room, Lisa Michaels Retro Salon,
Just Bella, The Tea Store, Jay West, The Happy
Hippo, Edible Arrangements, and more.
SPRING FLING!
Save $100
on any suit or
sport coat.
Not valid on prior orders
or custom orders.
207 Kings Highway East
Haddonfield
856-795-5885
Weekdays 10 to 5:30
Saturday 10 to 5
RichardBennettClothing.com
Our 36th year of presenting the finest
American & European fashions.

#017 • APRIL 20 TO MAY 4, 2018
On the Market
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Spring has Sprung ...
It’s Time to Move!
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Victorian charm with modern amenities. $949,000
26 Chews Landing Road. 6 bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms.
One-acre lot. Everything is new is the last 8 years. $1,499,999
3-CAR GARAGE!
NEW LISTING!
330 Kraft Court
Haddon Twp. $489,000
121 Linden Avenue
NEW PRICE: $924,900
41 S. Haddon Ave, Haddonfield
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Unless noted otherwise, properties are in Haddonfield
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NJAR Circle of Excellence 2011-2017
856-616-7040 direct
856-287-4665 cell
kate@HaddonfieldRealtor.com
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On the Market
#017 • APRIL 20 TO MAY 4, 2018
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#017 • APRIL 20 TO MAY 4, 2018
On the Market
Planning to Buy? Sell?
Third-generation Realtor
Laura Rhoads
can guide you
every step
of the way.
lfrhoads@gmail.com
856-428-1998
501 N. Haddon Ave, Suite 6, Haddonfield NJ
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Senior games
The next Senior Game
Day at Lutheran Church
of Our Savior, 204 Wayne
Ave, will be Tue Apr 24
at 12:45pm. Seniors are
invited to play bingo,
bridge, pinochle and
other games in the
Parish Hall. Lunch is
available for an annual
one-time donation of
$15. To register, call 856-
429-5122 or 856-783-7004.
David Gottardi Presents:
NEW CONSTRUCTION!
457 STATION AVENUE
5 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms
$1,289,000
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67 ROBERTS AVENUE
4 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms
$950,000
12 Years in a Row
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Gottardi
856-616-7017
dgottardi@aol.com
“Your Old Home Specialist”
Unless stated otherwise,
all homes are in Haddonfield.
NEW CONSTRUCTION!
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5 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms
COMING SOON!
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On the Market
#017 • APRIL 20 TO MAY 4, 2018
Who sells more real estate
than any other agent
in Haddonfield?
The answer may surprise you!
Homes Sold
__________________
2016 103
__________________
2017 96
__________________
2018 Salesperson of the Month:
February 13
__________________
March 11
Bill Souders
GRI Broker Associate • 856-834-4968
NJ Association of Realtors
Circle of Excellence Gold Award
2014, 2015, 2016, 2017
Philadelphia Magazine 5 Star Award
Top 1% of Realtors nationwide
Over 30 years of experience, settling more than 2,000 homes.
Planning to BUY or SELL?
Looking for a FULL-TIME Realtor
with ENERGY and EXPERIENCE?
Call THE SOUDERS GROUP today.
41 S. Haddon Avenue, Haddonfield NJ
856-428-2600 • www.foxroach.com
Direct office: 856-783-3998
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#017 • APRIL 20 TO MAY 4, 2018
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Bring it: County is collecting hazardous waste
A Camden County Hazardous Waste Collection will take place Sat Apr 28
from 8:30am to 3pm, rain or shine, at the Collingswood Public Works Complex,
713 N Atlantic Ave (near the Senior Community Center). On the same day, from
9am to 2pm, take part in Collingswood’s tenth annual Green Festival, nearby on
Irvin Ave, near the PATCO station.
The Camden County Board of Freeholders’ Division of Environmental
Affairs collects items from residents only, not businesses. Some hazardous
waste items being accepted are paint-related products, car batteries and
fluids, pool chemicals, drain cleaners, nail polish and remover, chemistry kits,
thermometers, kerosene, pesticides and lawn fertilizers. For a list of what to
bring, see camdencounty.com/service/environmental-affairs/recycling.
Questions? Call the Division of Environmental Affairs at 856-858-5241. For
more information on the Green Festival, see collingswood.com.
EXPLORE
Tall Pines
Day Camp
on your
smartphone!
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#017 • APRIL 20 TO MAY 4, 2018
Taizé service
Brothers John
and Emile, from the
ecumenical community
of Taizé, France, will
come to Haddonfield
United Methodist
Church, 29 Warwick Rd,
on Tue May 1. They
will lead a conversation
on joy starting at 6pm,
followed by a prayer
service in the style of
Taizé at 7pm.
Great Books reading group
A reading and discussion group, Haddonfield
Great Books, meets on various Mondays at the
Haddon Heights Library, 608 Station Ave, from 7:15
to 8:45pm.
Upcoming meeting dates, and short stories for
discussion are:
• Mon Apr 23 “The Lady With the Toy Dog,” by
Anton Chekhov,
• Mon May 14 “How Old Timofei Died with a Song,”
by Rainer Maria Rilke, and
• Mon Jun 11 – Planning meeting for 2018-19.
For more information, call Bev at 856-655-8085.
The Haddonfield Foundation
supports three community initiatives
The Haddonfield Foundation
presented checks recently to
three community groups, in
support of their programs and
initiatives.
The
Haddonfield
FOUNDATION
“Large streams from little fountains flow.
Great oaks from little acorns grow”
David Everett 1769-1813
Marie DiMatties, chair of the
Foundation’s grants committee, is
pictured with:
• Chief Sam Trotman, of Haddon
Fire Company #1 – for scene lights.
• Chief Ted Stuessy, of the
Haddonfield Police Department
– for road safety signs.
• HMHS Winter Color Guard
director Skylor Cooper and assistant
director, Katelynn Sheahan, and some
members of the Guard – for flags,
sabers, and such.
Learn more at www.HaddonfieldFoundation.org

#017 • APRIL 20 TO MAY 4, 2018
Sunday 29
WHAT’S ON TODAY
____________________
For recurring events,
see “Every Sunday” – below.
2:15 to 4:30p – Makerspace
Public Library (register)
4p – “An Afternoon in Venice”
author lecture
Haddon Fortnightly Clubhouse p34
3 to 5p – First Presbyterian
Church Youth Mission Bowling
Fundraiser
The Big Event, Cherry Hill p17
3p to 5p – HMHS National Art
Honor Society Exhibit
Markeim Arts Center
p6
EVERY SUNDAY (or most)
____________________
7:30a – Alcoholics Anonymous
Methodist Church, Scout Room
1p to 4p – Indian King Tavern
Museum
1p to 5pm – Public Library
6p to 7p – Intermediate Dance
Lesson (Tonight: Country Two-Step)
7p to 8p – Beginner Dance Lesson
(Tonight: East Coast Swing)
8p to 10:30p – Social Dancing
Grace Church, Performance Hall
Dance Haddonfield
WORSHIP SERVICES
____________________
Christ the King Catholic Church
7:30a, 9a & 11a – Mass
Bible Church
9:45a – Sunday School
11a – Worship Service
Dong San Presbyterian Church
(at First Presbyterian Church)
1pm – Worship Service
First Asian Baptist Church
(at First Baptist Church)
10a – Worship Service
First Baptist Church
9a – Contemporary Worship
11a – Traditional Worship
11:15a – Children’s Enrichment
(Communion on first Sunday)
First Church of Christ, Scientist
10a – Worship Service
10a – Sunday School
First Presbyterian Church
8:30a & 10a – Worship Service
10a – Sunday School
5p – Dinner Church
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Friends Meeting (Quaker)
10a – Meeting for Worship
Grace Church (Episcopal)
8a – Holy Communion: Rite I
9:30a – Choral & Family Communion
Rite II
10:45a – Children’s Christian
Education
Greater Mount Pisgah Church
10:30a – Worship Service
Lutheran Church of Our Savior
8a & 10:30a – Traditional Worship
9:15a – Contemporary Worship
10:30a – Sunday School
Mount Olivet Baptist Church
8:30a – Sunday School
9:30a – Worship Service
Methodist Church
8a & 10:30a – Traditional Service
9a – Contemporary Worship
9a – Sunday School
SPOT AN ERROR OR OMISSION?
Email calendar@gumnutgroup.com
or call 856-428-3399. Thank you!
‘Fibers, Fabric
& Foundry’
The biennial “Fibers,
Fabrics and Foundry”
exhibition is back at the
Markeim Arts Center.
Fiber and fabric art
has been created using
natural or synthetic
materials, plus other
components, such as
beads or yarn. Foundry
artwork uses metal,
glass or both.
The works focus on
the materials used, and
on the artist’s craft and
manual labor as part of
the works’ significance.
Juror for the show is
Nelson Más, owner
and founder of Geek
Emporium.
The exhibit runs thru
Thu Apr 26. The arts
center, at 104 Lincoln
Ave, is open Tuesday
thru Friday, 1 to 5pm.

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Monday 30
WHAT’S ON TODAY
____________________
For recurring events,
see “Every Monday” – below.
12:15p – Food Bank of S Jersey
Volunteer carpool
First Baptist Church
p16
3:30 to 5p – Makerspace
Public Library (register)
6:30p – Commissioners’ Work
Session
Borough Hall, room 201
6:30p to 7:30p – Tennis for Adults
begins
HaddonfieldAdultSchool.org
EVERY MONDAY (or most)
____________________
7:45a – Alcoholics Anonymous
Methodist Church, Scout Room
8a – Mass
Christ the King Catholic Church
9:15a to 10a – Pilates
Presbyterian Preschool
856-428-6641, 609-238-5468
sueheindel@gmail.com
9:30a – Tai Chi for Seniors
Methodist Church, Fellowship Hall
10a to 9p – Public Library
11:30a – Cardio Fun
Mabel Kay Senior Center
1p to 4p – Greenfield Hall
Historical Society
7p – Boy Scouts: Troop 64
Baptist Church
7:30p – Boy Scouts: Troop 65
Methodist Church
#017 • APRIL 20 TO MAY 4, 2018
Trip to Longwood Gardens
The Haddonfield Garden Club is organizing a
trip to Longwood Gardens on Tue Jun 12, 8am to
4:30pm. Tickets are $45, which covers the coach
bus and admission to Longwood. The bus will leave
from Wedgewood Swim Club.
Lunch is on your own in the Café (cafeteria- style)
or in 1906 (fine dining – reservations suggested
at 610-388-1000). Scooters and wheelchairs are
available for rent on a first-come, first-served basis,
weather permitting.
Write checks to Haddonfield Garden Club and
send to 450 Elm Ave, Haddonfield. Questions?
Contact Jeanette Leeds, 856-429-3035.
The Beechwood School
441 Beechwood Ave, Haddonfield NJ
429-0303 • www.thebeechwoodschool.com
OPEN HOUSE
& ART SHOW
April 25 & 26
9 30am to 12 30pm
Come Check Us Out!
• Summer Camp
• Half-Day & Full-Day Classes
• Ages 2-1/2 thru Kindergarten
• Small classes with developmentally
appropriate curriculum
• Family-owned and directed
• Large fenced-in yard in wooded setting
• Licensed since 1951
STRUCTURAL REPAIR & TERMITE SPECIALISTS
• Custom Additions • Kitchens
• Baths • Historical Restoration
547-5475
fax 310-9982
License #13VH01189900
“Where quality doesn’t
cost – it pays”
• www.rvolpebuilding.com
• rick@rvolpebuilding.com

REGISTER
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VETS’ 5K
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smartphone.
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#017 • APRIL 20 TO MAY 4, 2018
‘Bulldawgs on
Broadway’
The HMHS Drama Club
will present its end-ofyear
musical theatre
showcase, Bulldawgs
on Broadway, Sat Apr
28 at 7:30pm in the
Auditorium. Admission
is free, but donations will
be accepted to purchase
theatrical lighting
equipment.
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24-HOUR
EMERGENCY
SERVICE
Friends
fundraiser
Haddonfield Friends
School will host a
Spring Auction Sat Apr
21 from 6 to 10pm at
Woodcrest Country
Club, 300 E Evesham Rd,
Cherry Hill. Come out to
celebrate and support
the Haddonfield Friends
School community.
Tickets: one.bidpal.net
Race for veterans Sun May 20
Make tracks to the fourth annual Veterans Haven
5K Run & 1 Mile Walk, Sun May 20, 9am, at Cooper
River Park in Pennsauken.
Sponsored by American Legion Post 38 of
Haddonfield and the Camden County Board of
Freeholders, race proceeds support Veterans Haven
in Winslow, a transitional facility for homeless/
unemployed veterans. Awards will be give to the
overall male and female winners, as well as the top
three in eight age divisions.
Scan the QR code n or see runsignup.com or for
details. Registration is $25 before May 11.
Questions? Email jbatch10@comcast.net.
HEATER REPAIRS
PLUMBING REPAIRS 15%
OFF
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Seasonal YARD clean-ups • THATCHING • SEEDING • aerating
Spring has sprung! Call today to
schedule your seasonal clean-up!
Fertilizing • landscape design • shrub & flower planting
landscape design • SOD installation
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Tuesday
1
WHAT’S ON TODAY
____________________
For recurring events,
see “Every Tuesday” – below.
1:15p – Bridge
Mabel Kay Senior Center
6p – Conversation, Taizé Prayer
Service Methodist Church p24
7p – Poetry Month Movie
Screening: Barretts of Wimpole
Street
Public Library (register)
7:30p – Planning Board
Borough Hall Auditorium
EVERY TUESDAY (or most)
____________________
7:45a – Alcoholics Anonymous
Methodist Church, Scout Room
8a – Mass
Christ the King Catholic Church
8:30a to 9:30p – Tuesday Tours
Friends School
8:30a to 3:30p – Mabel Kay Senior
Center
8:30a to 4:30p – Borough Hall
9:15a to 9:45a – Step Aerobics
Presbyterian Preschool
856-428-6641, 609-238-5468
sueheindel@gmail.com
9:45a to 10:30a – Sculpt & Tone
Presbyterian Preschool
9:30a to 11:30a – Archives Center
& Research Library
Samuel Mickle House
Historical Society
10a to 9p – Public Library
10:30a to11a – Little Listeners
(for ages 3 to 6)
Public Library, Children’s Department
11a – Tai Chi for Seniors
Presbyterian Church, Choir Room
1p to 6p – Markeim Arts Center
1p – Fun & Fitness 55+
Methodist Church, Room 303
1p – Lite Aerobics
Mabel Kay Senior Center
6:30 to 9:30p – Horror Films of the
20s and 30s
haddonfieldadultschool.org
7p – Al-Anon
Presbyterian Church, Youth Lounge
7p to 8p – Family Zumba®
Grace Church, Performance Hall
7p to 9:15p – Toastmasters
Lutheran Church, Parish Hall

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Wednesday 2
WHAT’S
____________________
ON TODAY
For recurring events,
see “Every Wednesday” – below.
7p – Symphony in C Youth
Orchestra Spring Concert
Methodist Church
p7
7p to 8:30p – Environmental
Commission Lecture Series:
Joyce Howell, Planning Board
member and EPA attorney
Public Library
p4
7p – Bancroft Redevelopment
Presentation
Borough Hall
7p to 9p – Interfaith Caregivers
Volunteer Training
Stanfill Manor, 109 E Atlantic Ave,
Haddon Heights
p34
EVERY WEDNESDAY (or most)
____________________
7a – Holy Communion
Grace Church (Episcopal)
7:45a – Alcoholics Anonymous
Methodist Church, Scout Room
8a – Mass
Christ the King Catholic Church
8:30a to 3:30p – Mabel Kay Senior
Center
8:30a to 4:30p – Borough Hall
9a – Overeaters Anonymous
First Presbyterian Church
9:15a – Meeting for Worship
Friends Meeting (Quaker)
9:15a to 10a – Pilates
Presbyterian Preschool
856-428-6641, 609-238-5468
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9:30a – Healing & Holy
Communion
Grace Church (Episcopal)
9:30a to 11:30a – Archives Center
& Research Library
Samuel Mickle House
Historical Society
10a to 12n – Indian King Tavern
Museum
10a to 9p – Public Library
11a to 3p – Information Center
12:15p to 1:30p – Rotary Club
Tavistock Country Club
1p – Line Dancing
Mabel Kay Senior Center
1p to 4p – Greenfield Hall
Historical Society
1p to 4p – Indian King Tavern
Museum
1p to 6p – Markeim Arts Center
3:30p to 4p – Afternoon
Adventures (for ages 3 to 6)
Public Library
4p to 5p – Tai Chi
Lutheran Church
6:30p – Cub Scouts
Baptist Church, Scout Room
6:30p – Group Run
RunningCo of Haddonfield
6:45p – Nurses Recovery Group
First Presbyterian Church
7:30p – Job Seekers’ Support
Methodist Church, Sayre Pavilion
7:30p – Testimony Meeting
First Church of Christ, Scientist
8p – Alcoholics Anonymous
Presbyterian Church
8p – Alcoholics Anonymous for
Young Adults
Methodist Church
8p – Worship Service
Dong San Presbyterian Church
(at Presbyterian Church)
#017 • APRIL 20 TO MAY 4, 2018
Schomer
scholarship
The Haddonfield
Human Relations
Commission is accepting
applications for the Alvin
R. Schomer Memorial
Scholarship.
Scholarships are
awarded annually
to high school and
middle school students
who have performed
outstanding acts to
foster tolerance and
understanding of
human differences in
the schools, the local
community, the work
place, or the broader
community.
The scholarship submission
deadline is Tue
May 1. Information has
been forwarded to the
HMHS guidance office.
Questions? Email
haddonfieldhumanrela
tions@gmail.com.
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Yes, they could be
applauding you when
Night of 1,000 Plays
returns to the stage of
Haddonfield Plays &
Players Fri Jun 8 and
Sat 9. Submit your 5- to
10-minute plays by Mon
Apr 30. For info, email
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Thursday
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• Fax Service
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WHAT’S ON TODAY
____________________
For recurring events,
see “Every Thursday” – below.
8:30a – National Day of Prayer
Breakfast
First Baptist Church
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10a to 7p – Rummage Sale
Grace Church
p17
5:30p to 7:30p – Haddonfield
Professionals Spring Fling
Brandywine Senior Living
132 Warwick Rd
Explore a temple with 65 Club
The next 65 Club bus trip will be Tue May 15, and
it’s open to non-members as well. After gathering
at the Pub parking lot, a school bus will depart at
9am for a tour of the Hindu Mandir in Robbinsville
NJ. This is a place of worship for those of the Hindu
faith and it is open to the public for tours. Visitors
may not wear shorts or skirts, and they must
remove their shoes before entering.
After a guided tour, the bus returns to the Pub for
lunch (included). To reserve, mail your check for
$25 each to the Haddonfield 65 Club, 110 Rhoads
Ave. If you have questions, contact Bill Brown at
856-429-4368, or billbrown08033@aol.com.
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6:15p – Lions Club
Tavistock Country Club
6:30p to 7:30p – Tennis for Adults
begins
HaddonfieldAdultSchool.org
7 to 8:30p – 3D Printing: From
Concept to Product (adults)
Public Library (register)
EVERY THURSDAY (or most)
____________________
7:45a – Alcoholics Anonymous
Methodist Church, Scout Room
8a – Mass
Christ the King Catholic Church
8:30a to 4:30p – Borough Hall
8:30a to 3:30p – Mabel Kay Senior
Center
9a to 12n, 1 to 4p – Art Workplace
Mabel Kay Senior Center
10a to 12n – Indian King Tavern
Museum
10a to 4p – Christian Science
Reading Room
10a to 9p – Public Library
10:30a to 11a – Toddler Time
(for ages 2 to 4)
Public Library
12n – Alcoholics Anonymous
First Baptist Church, Board Boom
12n – Cardio Fun
Mabel Kay Senior Center
1p – Al-Anon
Presbyterian Church, Youth Lounge
1p – Fun & Fitness 55+
Methodist Church, Room 303
1p to 4p – Indian King Tavern
Museum
1p to 6p – Markeim Arts Center
1:30p – 65 Club
110 Rhoads Avenue
3p to 7p – Information Center
6p – Al-Anon
Presbyterian Church, Youth Lounge
7p – Prayer Meeting
Bible Church
7p to 9p – Open Mic
Saxbys
8:30p to 11p – Alcoholics
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WHAT’S
____________________
ON TODAY
For recurring events,
see “Every Friday” – below.
1 to 3:15p – Star Wars: The Empire
Strikes Back screening
Public Library (register)
5:30 to 7:30p – Spaghetti Dinner
Fundraiser for Youth Mission
Lutheran Church
p32
6p – Designer Bag Bingo
Haddon Fortnightly EMD
Fortnightly Clubhouse
p15
6p to 10p – Casino Royale Gala
PawIt4wardFoundation.com
Tavistock Country Club
EVERY FRIDAY (or most)
____________________
7:45a – Alcoholics Anonymous
Methodist Church, Scout Room
8a – Mass
Christ the King Catholic Church
8:30a to 4:30p – Borough Hall
8:30a to 3:30p – Mabel Kay Senior
Center
9:15a to 10a – Pilates
Presbyterian Preschool
856-428-6641, 609-238-5468
10a to 12n – Indian King Tavern
Museum
10a to 4p – Christian Science
Reading Room
10a to 4p – Grace Thrift Shop
Grace Church, Basement
10a to 6p – Public Library
11a to 3p – Information Center
12n to 2p – Senior Program
Mabel Kay Senior Center
(Today: Balance & Fall Prevention)
12:15p to 1:30p – Kiwanis Club
Tavistock Country Club
1p to 4p – Greenfield Hall
Historical Society
1p to 4p – Indian King Tavern
Museum
1p to 6p – Markeim Arts Center
7p to 9p – Music Showcase
Saxbys
SPOT AN ERROR OR OMISSION?
Email calendar@gumnutgroup.com
or call 856-428-3399. Thank you!
Earth Day
Come join Sustainable
Haddonfield for a
celebration of Earth Day,
Sat Apr 21 from 10am to
2pm in Kings Court. The
theme is “An Eye on the
Future of a Sustainable
Community and Planet.”
Take in the eco-friendly
learning activities, and
shop from sustainable
vendors and organic
farmers.
• Beginners welcome
• Instructors available
$5 /person/session
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& meet new people!
An eclectic selection of games,
classes and gifts for friends and family!
4 Game & Puzzle
Lending Library
4 Chess Club
4 Great Party Space
4 Sewing Lessons
Weekly pick-up games
and lessons in:
4 Mah Jongg
4 Bridge
4 Canasta
4 Pinochle
Yard Sale
Grace Church is
having a Spring Yard Sale
Sat Apr 21 from 9am
to 1pm, in front of the
church, 19 Kings Hwy E.
Shop for treasures, or
sell your own. It’s $20
to rent two tables. For
more information, or
to reserve space, call
the church, 856-429-
0007 or email office@
gracehaddon.org.
Music to honor Anne Frank
The Greater South Jersey Chorus – the chorus
in-residence at Haddonfield Center and School for
the Performing Arts – invites you to experience the
powerful and moving Annelies. James Whitbourn’s
modern oratorio, with lyrics adapted from The
Diary of Anne Frank, will be performed on Sun
May 6 at 4pm at Temple Adath Emanu-El, 205 Elbo
Lane, Mount Laurel, and on Sat May 12 at 8pm at
Unitarian Universalist Church of Cherry Hill, 401
Kings Highway North. Tickets, $20, are available
at greatersouthjerseychorus.org and at the door.
The Greater South Jersey Chorus has contributed
to the local musical landscape for over 25 years.
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#017 • APRIL 20 TO MAY 4, 2018
Party for Patriots
Come to Yards Brewing Company and show your
support for veterans and members of the American
Legion Post 38, Haddonfield. A Party for Patriots is
planned Sat Apr 21, 7 to 11pm, at the brewery, 500
Spring Garden St, Philadelphia.
Tickets are at brownpapertickets.com and include:
Four hours of open bar with Yards beer, wine, and
soda; heavy hors d’oeuvres; live music by Sam
Caruso and entertainment by Fantastic Frank; raffles
to win concert and sporting events tickets, etc.
Attendees must be at least 21 to enter – no
exceptions – and must be ready to show ID.
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WHAT’S ON TODAY
____________________
For recurring events,
see “Every Saturday” – below.
2 to 4p – Haddonfield Walking
Tour Committee
Public Library
7a to 7p – Lizzy Haddon
Invitational Basketball
Tournament (thru 5/6)
haddonfieldlions.org
EVERY SATURDAY (or most)
____________________
8:30a – Alcoholics Anonymous
Methodist Church, Scout Room
10a to 12n, 1p to 4p – Indian King
Tavern Museum
10a to 4p – Grace Thrift Shop
Grace Church, Basement
10a to 5p – Public Library
11a to 2p – Christian Science
Reading Room
11a to 3p – Information Center
4p – Confession
5p – Mass
Christ the King Catholic Church
5:30p – Holy Communion: Rite II
Grace Church (Episcopal)
Fortnightly
General Club
The April meeting of
The General Club of the
Haddon Fortnightly will
be held Fri Apr 27 at
1pm at the Fortnightly
Clubhouse, 301 Kings
Hwy E. Freeholder Susan
Shin Angulo will discuss
the role of the Freeholder
and share some
of her experiences and
perspectives on public
service and running for
elected office.
Visitors and prospective
members are welcome.
After the business
meeting and the presentation,
members and
guests will have time to
socialize and enjoy light
refreshments. For more
information, contact
Patricia Underwood, 856-
429-9123, or latinpat@
comcast.net.

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#017 • APRIL 20 TO MAY 4, 2018
Tatem Fair
A sure sign of spring
– the J Fithian Tatem
School Fair! Stop by 1
Glover Ave on Sat Apr
21 from 10am to 3pm,
rain or shine. This
year’s fair will have a
“Space Odyssey” theme,
featuring Chick-fil-A for
purchase (breakfast and
lunch), plus attractions
such as alien laser tag,
inflatables, a photo
booth, trackless train, all
your favorite games, plus
fresh cotton candy on
demand. Mister Softee
and Primo’s Water Ice
will offer treats for sale.
There will be music and
tons of prizes. Don’t miss
the Stormtroopers, who
are back again for 2018!
And of course, the Salon
De Tatem will be making
magic with temporary
and hair tattoos.
Elizabeth
Haddon 5K
Save the date and
run a fun race! The 14th
annual Elizabeth Haddon
5K Fun Run and 1 Mile
Walk will take place
on Sat May 19 at 9am
starting and ending on
the school grounds, 501
Redman Ave.
The Fun Run and 1
Mile Walk will include
both paint, and fun and
safe obstacles, at every
kilometer.
As always, lanes for
serious runners who
want to run against the
clock will be provided.
To register, scan the
QR code n or go to
runsignup.com.
Proceeds from the
race will benefit the
Elizabeth Haddon PTA.
Lutheran youth spaghetti dinner
Tickets are available for a Spaghetti Dinner Fri
May 4 to raise funds for the Lutheran Church of
Our Savior Senior High Youth Summer Mission Trip
to North Carolina. The dinner will be held in the
Parish Hall, 204 Wayne Ave, from 5:30 to 7:30pm and
will include pasta with homemade tomato sauce
(meatballs optional), garlic bread, green salad and
baked goods.
There will be four seatings: 5:30, 6, 6:30 and 7pm.
Tickets are $12, $8 for children 5-16 years of age,
children under 5, free. Call the church for tickets,
856-429-5122, or email jaimfraz@gmail.com or
heylisabee@gmail.com.
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ANNUAL TOWN
DINNER
Honoring the recipient of the
2018 Alfred E. Driscoll Award
for Community Service
Letitia G. (Tish)
Colombi
and the HMHS winners of
the Robert Bradshaw
Memorial Essay Contest,
the Harry T. Kaufmann Award
for Performing Arts, and
the Quanci Visual Arts Award.
Thursday, April 26
Reception: 6:30pm
Dinner: 7:30pm
Tavistock Country Club
$50 per person
Cash bar
Purchase tickets online at
www.haddonfieldcivic.com/
event/annual-town-dinner-2018
(or scan QR code in the margin)
Day of Prayer
breakfast
The Haddonfield Council
of Churches presents
the National Day of
Prayer Breakfast, Thu
May 3 at First Baptist
Church, 124 Kings Hwy
East.
Breakfast begins at
8:30am. The program,
“Freedom of Religion:
What Are The Issues We
Face?” begins at 9:15am.
The panelists will be
Michael Lanskey, Diocese
of Camden; Rabbi
Lewis Eron, Jewish Federation
of Southern New
Jersey; and Imam Sami
Catovic, New Brunswick
Islamic Center.
Advance-only tickets
are $15 from all Haddonfield
churches.
Make your checks payable
to the Haddonfield
Council of Churches.
Cochlear
implant group
The Haddonfield/
Philadelphia Area
Cochlear Implant
Support Group will
meet Wed Apr 25 from
6 to 8:30pm at Grace
Church Parish Hall,
19 Kings Hwy E. RSVP
to cochlearimplant1@
yahoo.com for the pizza
dinner.
Hearing-aid users
as well as wearers of
cochlear implants – and
those considering an
implant – and their
support person or
persons should find this
meeting beneficial.
The topic will be
training the brain to
enjoy music. There will
also be a discussion of
the benefits of streaming
audio using devices like
the multi-mic.

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#017 • APRIL 20 TO MAY 4, 2018
Mrs. Goodfellow
Think Philadelphia’s
reputation for excellent
cuisine is a recent
phenomenon? Think
again. The first culinary
school in the U.S.,
established by Mrs.
Elizabeth Goodfellow,
known as the Mother of
American Coooking, was
located in Philadelphia
in the early 1800s.
Goodfellow, who ran a
bakery, confectionery
and a small school,
was best known for her
lemon and coconut pies.
Kim Hanley of the
American Historic
Theater will bring Mrs.
Goodfellow to life in
a presentation at the
Indian King Tavern
Museum Sat Apr 21 at
2pm. Seating is limited.
The museum is open
Wed to Sat from 10am to
12n and 1 to 4pm.
Consider joining the caregivers
Volunteer caregivers trained by Interfaith
Caregivers are in the community helping older and
disabled neighbors remain in their homes. Would
you like to join them?
Give as much time as you have – an hour or two a
week or a month. You can check in online whenever
you have some free time.
Come to an Interfaith Caregivers Volunteer
Orientation on Wed May 2 from 7 to 9pm at Stanfill
Manor, 109 E Atlantic Ave, Haddon Heights.
For more details, call the Interfaith Caregivers
office at 856-354-0298 or email suzand@ifchaddons.
org.
Fortnightly: Afternoon in Venice
Save the date for the exciting second lecture in
the Haddon Fortnightly Author Lecture Series on
Sun Apr 29, 4pm, at their Clubhouse, 301 Kings Hwy
E. You’ll be treated to a visit by Marie Ohanesian
Nardin, author of Beneath the Lion’s Wings – based
on her true story of an American finding love with a
gondolier in Venice. There will be cicchetti (Italian
appetizers) from Foodwerx and a Prosecco cocktail
that is the favorite of the gondoliers, as well as a
book signing by the author. Advance tickets are $20
for lecture only, $40 for lecture and book, $55 for
lecture for two plus one book. RSVP with Marie at
856-428-9290 or medimatties@gmail.com.
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Around the Town
Gorshin expands to
“Ends of the Earth”
By Matt Skoufalos / April 17, 2018
#017 • APRIL 20 TO MAY 4, 2018
s Maria Gorshin in the Ends of the Earth
cigar shop. Photo: Matt Skoufalos.
NJPen.com is a local news site
covering the issues, events, and
people of suburban Camden
County. njpen.com
For some Haddonfield business owners, Mechanic
Street, just off the well-worn paths of Kings Highway
and Haddon Avenue, can certainly feel like the ends of
the Earth. One of the most well-manicured blocks in the
borough, it’s a frequent stop for the selfie set, and has
provided the scenery for many a marriage proposal or
impromptu fashion shoot.
But for Mitch and Maria Gorshin, who operate Gorshin
Trading Post and Supplies out of the historic Gibbs
Tavern building around the corner, it’s a place to expand
their growing cigar business.
The clever name – Ends of the Earth – was just a
bonus.
“We enjoy being part of Haddonfield,” Mitch Gorshin
said. “We’ve watched our cigar business over four years,
gotten friendly with our customers, and understood
what they were looking for.
“Haddonfield is a town befitting a proper tobacconist,”
he said; “a good cigar store with a walk-in humidor, great
music, and a nice atmosphere.”
“Mitch and I have always observed [Mechanic] Street
and thought, ‘Gosh, that could be something even more
special,’” Maria Gorshin said. “It’s not just a ... n
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8 Vince Papale
10 ‘Number the Stars’
14 Flea Market
21 Colonial Cooking
21 Tatem School Fair
21 Earth Day
24 ‘Disney Cabaret’
25 ChildrenSong
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2 Last Man’s Dinner
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13 Ben Franklin
15 ‘Mary Poppins Jr.’
21 Candlelight Dinner
22 Food Truck Festival
24 ‘Disney Cabaret’
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28 Concert of Hymns
28 Spaghetti Supper
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The Last Word
#017 • APRIL 20 TO MAY 4, 2018
If I’m the developer’s
target, his aim is way off
By David Hunter
The Bancroft Redevelopment Plan that the commissioners adopted in April 2016
listed fourteen objectives, including this one: “ensure that the market rate, agetargeted
housing is attractive to ‘empty-nesters’...”
To this empty-nester, likely to downsize in five to ten years, that read just right.
I was further heartened by what followed: The housing development at Bancroft
would be based on “certain design and pricing principles [including] modest unit
size, limited number of bedrooms, single level living or limited living areas on multiple
floors, accessibility for residents, covered, garaged and/or structured parking,
common area improvements conducive to senior living, price points at or below the
median price of a home in Haddonfield, and other community and site features that
support independent living of older adults.”
Bingo. Folks like me fit the profile perfectly. Late 60s. Children married and on their
own. A home in the Estates section that fits the definition of “median” for homes in
Haddonfield ($480,000).
But on February 13 of this year, things changed, and the possibility of downsizing
to Bancroft slipped away. Why? Because in response to requests by the developer
– some prefer the word “demands” – the commissioners amended the redevelopment
plan. Now, the principles, including the key one quoted above, merely provide “general
guidance for the design of the development.” [emphasis added] The word “ensure” has
been diluted to mean “abide by ... if you wish.”
Under the amended plan, adopted by the commissioners over the objections of an
overwhelming majority of the Planning Board, the developer can build townhomes
of up to 2,250 sqft – nearly the size of the house I live in now – plus up to 1,500 sqft of
habitable basement and attic space. That’s “modest unit size”?
He can build two-story townhomes with all of the bedrooms on the upper level.
That’s “age-targeted”? (The work-around is an elevator in each townhome. How much
will that add to the purchase price?)
He can build townhomes that local Realtors say are likely to sell for $600,000.
That’s “market-rate”? Perhaps ... if the target market is families who want to move to
Haddonfield for the schools but don’t want to pay $800,000 or so for a “rebuild.”
To break even after the costs of selling, buying, and moving are taken into account,
the seller of a $480,000 single-family home cannot pay more than $440,000 for a new
residence, at Bancroft or elsewhere. Or, to look at it another way: To break even on
the purchase of a $480,000 townhome at Bancroft, the owners of a single-family home
would need to sell it for at least $520,000. That’s “downsizing”?
But seniors like me aren’t looking to just break even – they’re looking to buy for less,
and invest the rest. To reap the rewards of working for years to build home equity.
That’s what Haddonfield residents who moved to Uxbridge in recent years have
been able to do. Two empty-nest friends of mine sold their Estates-section home last
year for $500,000+ and now are happily ensconsed in a 1,264 sqft townhome that, with
major improvements, cost them around $300,000 – with a Cherry Hill property tax rate
that’s one-third lower than Haddonfield’s.
Many seniors are willing to pay very high taxes to enjoy the benefits of living in
Haddonfield. They love this town, and want to stay here.
• What they don’t want is 2,250 sqft of living space. They’d be happy with 1,500 sqft.
• What they don’t want is two levels with an elevator. One-level living makes sense.
• And what they don’t want is to pay $480,000 for their next home. In fact, if their
current home were to sell for the median price, they couldn’t pay $480,000. Therefore,
they need a purchase price at Bancroft that’s closer to $300,000. South of it, ideally.
The bottom line? Haddonfield seniors want and need the “market-rate, agetargeted
housing ... attractive to empty-nesters” that the Planning Board proposed
and the commissioners initially approved and continue to promise, even though the
developer appears to have no interest in providing it.
Anything else misses the target by a mile.

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The Word Yellow on Pages the Street
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267-251-5855
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856 228-2949
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856 662-2002
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856-429-1298
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