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June 10 to 16 25
Features
• Around the Town 32
• The Last Word 38
• School Report 16
• State of the Borough 12
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The Word on the Street 3
• Notices, Etcetera 33
• What’s On the Market 18
• What’s Off the Market 33
• The Yellow Pages 39
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#020 • JUNE 1 TO 15, 2018
The Word on the Street
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It’s graduation time,
and high school students are
planning what comes next.
What advice would you
give to today’s graduates?
NICK STAFFIERI
of Clayton would
encourage new
graduates to consider
the trades. “There’s
too much pressure
to go to college,” he
said. “My college
friends are up to their
eyeballs in debt. My
friends who work in
the trades are rolling
in dough.”
“I’d tell graduates to
go into the service,”
said JIM CONFREDO
of Westampton.
“Learn about the
world and get some
street-smarts. Kids
today have no clue.”
Haddonfield’s
FLORENCE
WARNER says
“Don’t take things
personally. Let
criticism bounce off
you. You know your
skills and talents,
and what you’re
worth.”
PRUDY LA MANTIA
of Bellmawr would
advise graduates to
not rush. “Take things
as they come. Enjoy
them for what they
are. Give yourself
time to appreciate life
as it is.”
Haddonfield’s DAVE
PODGOR would
urge graduates to
not take life too
seriously. “If you do
what you enjoy and
enjoy what you do,
good things will
come to you.”
“Know your passion,”
said KEVIN ROCHE
of Haddonfield. “Life
is too short to live
with regret.”

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#020 • JUNE 1 TO 15, 2018
Sunday 3
WHAT’S ON TODAY
____________________
For recurring events,
see “Every Sunday” – below.
HTA Tennis Tournaments
Centennial Tennis Courts
1pm to 3pm – First Sunday
Program: First Baptist Church
200th Anniversary
Historical Society of Haddonfield
Greenfield Hall
1pm to 3pm – Archives Center
open
Historical Society of Haddonfield
2:15p to 4:30p – Makerspace
Public Library (register)
4p – Matt Smith Organ Recital
Methodist Church
p29
EVERY SUNDAY (or most)
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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: Samba)
7p to 8p – Beginner Dance Lesson
(Tonight: West Coast Swing)
8p to 10:30p – Social Dancing
Grace Church, Performance Hall
Dance Haddonfield
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WORSHIP SERVICES
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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
11a – Traditional Worship
11:15a – Children’s Enrichment
(Communion on first Sunday)
First Church of Christ, Scientist
10a – Worship Service
10a – Sunday School
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First Presbyterian Church
8:30a & 10a – Worship Service
10a – Sunday School
5p – Dinner Church
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
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 – Classic Worship
9:15a – Reflections 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
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Monday 4
WHAT’S ON TODAY
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For recurring events,
see “Every Monday” – below.
1p – Beginner Line Dancing
Mabel Kay Senior Center (RSVP) p26
3:30p to 5p – Makerspace
Public Library (register)
6:30p – Commissioners’ Work
Session
Borough Hall, room 201
EVERY MONDAY (or most)
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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
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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
#020 • JUNE 1 TO 15, 2018
British are coming! (again)
It’s a big day for the Indian King Tavern Museum.
Re-enactors portraying the Red Coats and the rebel
Colonialists will face-off in a skirmish in downtown
Haddonfield at 1pm on Sat Jun 2.
The sixth annual re-enactment marks the 240th
anniversary of the conflict in Haddonfield on the
soldiers’ march to Monmouth NJ, where there was
a battle four days later. Hosted by the Friends of the
Indian King Tavern Museum, this event is free and
family-friendly, and tells the tale of Haddonfield’s
rich Revolutionary War heritage. Residents and
shop owners are warned to bury their valuables as
the Red Coats will be “looting and pillaging.”
The events begin at 10am, when the Second
Pennsylvania Regiment – the Continentals – will
encamp at the Indian King Tavern Museum until the
troops foray with the First Battalion of New Jersey
Volunteers (Red Coats).
Kings Highway from Haddon Avenue to Grove
Street will close just before 1pm as the Red Coats
will march upon the Indian King and encounter a
regiment of Colonial Patriots. There will be plenty of
sidewalk space for viewing and cheering along Kings
Highway. The conflict should take about 20 minutes,
so don’t be late. Soldier reenactors will be available
to meet visitors after the skirmish. Children can
march in formation with wooden muskets in front of
the Tavern Museum, which is offering tours all day.
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#020 • JUNE 1 TO 15, 2018
Techno help
The Library is seeking
members for its new
Technology Advisory
Committee. Members
will recommend new
technology purchases,
help create awareness
in the community, and
voice opinions on the
library’s existing technology.
To join, email
Cathy at cdecampli@
haddonfieldlibrary.org.
Wear Orange
Haddonfield is
honoring Gun Violence
Awareness Day on Fri
Jun 1. The Borough, its
residents, students, and
business owners will
join together to honor
survivors of, and those
lost to, gun violence.
You are welcome to
join at 7:30pm on the
steps of Borough Hall.
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Tuesday
5
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6a to 8p
WHAT’S ON TODAY
____________________
For recurring events,
see “Every Tuesday” – below.
1p – Lite Aerobics
Today only: Borough Hall Auditorium
Mabel Kay Senior Center
7:30p – Planning Board Special
Meeting
Borough Hall Auditorium p11
7:30p – Membership Meeting
Haddonfield Plays & Players
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
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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
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 6
WHAT’S
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ON TODAY
For recurring events,
see “Every Wednesday” – below.
1p – Bridge
Mabel Kay Senior Center
3:30p to 5p – Makerspace
Public Library (register)
7p to 9p – Art of Wine: La Bella
Vita (Summer is here!)
Markeim Arts Center (register)
7p to 9:30p – Caregiver
Orientation
Mabel Kay Senior Center
Interfaith Caregivers
7p to 8:30p – “Building Code
Changes Brought About by
Environmental Issues ... “
Environmental Commission Lecture
Public Library
p10
EVERY WEDNESDAY (or most)
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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
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9:30a to 11:30a – Archives Center
& Research Library
Samuel Mickle House
Historical Society
10a to 12n, 1 to 4p – Indian King
Tavern Museum
10a to 4p – Christian Science
Reading Room
10a to 9p – Public Library
11a to 3p – Information Center
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
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Art Show
The Haddonfield Adult
School is sponsoring
a Pop-Up Art Show Fri
Jun 1 from 10am to 7pm
and Sat 2 from 10am to
6pm at the Lavish Loft,
105 Kings Hwy E. Work
by Haddonfield artist
Gwynn Walker Di Pilla
and her adult students
will be featured, and 20
percent of show sales
will go toward the HMHS
Beautification Project.
There also will be donation
jars.
Over the next 24
months, the HMHS Beautification
Committee,
composed of parents,
students, alumni, and
community members, is
developing and funding
a plan for the physical
spaces surrounding the
high school to match
the beauty of the refurbished
building.
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Yankee Doodle Do: Tue Jul 3
It’s year two for the Yankee Doodle Do – a street
party to kick off the most patriotic of holidays!
Join the Haddonfield Celebrations Association for
their annual July 3rd Fireworks and Celebration
downtown. From 6pm, there will be live music,
food trucks, bounce houses and more along Kings
Highway. Fireworks will be set-off from HMS for
ooohing and aaahing at 9:20pm. Don’t forget the
annual July 4th Parade at 10 am! The Borough
contributes generously to the Celebrations
Association budget, but the bulk of funds come
from residents. If you haven’t already, contribute at
haddonfieldcelebrations.org or scan the QR code n.
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WHAT’S ON TODAY
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For recurring events,
see “Every Thursday” – below.
6:15p – Lions Club
Tavistock Country Club
3p to 4p – “Wear Orange” Thank
You Card making
Public Library
3:30p to 4:30p – Read to a Dog
Public Library (register)
EVERY THURSDAY (or most)
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7:45a – Alcoholics Anonymous
Methodist Church, Scout Room
8a – Mass
Christ the King Catholic Church
8:30a to 4:30p – Borough Hall
9a to 12n, 1 to 4p – Art Workplace
Mabel Kay Senior Center
9:15a to 9:45a – Step Aerobics
Presbyterian Preschool
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9:45a to 10:30a – Sculpt & Tone
Presbyterian Preschool
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10a to 12n – Indian King Tavern
Museum
10a to 9p – Public Library
10:30a to 11a – Toddler Time
Public Library (ages 2-4)
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 at Saxby’s
8:30p to 11p – Alcoholics
Anonymous
Grace Church, Performance Hall

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Friday 8
WHAT’S ON TODAY
____________________
For recurring events,
see “Every Friday” – below.
2p to 4p – Classic Film Series:
Sunset Boulevard
Public Library (register)
8p – Night of 1,000 Plays
Haddonfield Plays & Players
p25
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
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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: Garden Club)
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
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#020 • JUNE 1 TO 15, 2018
Environmental talk Wed Jun 6
On Wed Jun 6 from 7 to 8:30pm in the library
classroom, Haddonfield resident and Planning
Board member Joyce Howell will give a presentation
on “Building Code Changes Brought About by
Environmental Issues Including Stormwater.” Howell
is an attorney at the EPA regional office.
This is one in a series of monthly lectures on
environmental, health and sustainability issues
sponsored by the Haddonfield Environmental Commission.
All ages are welcome to attend.
The commission is an advisory body to the Planning
Board and Borough Commissioners.
St. Mary’s
Episcopal Church
White Horse Pike & Green Street
Haddon Heights
June 2 – 2pm to 8pm
New This Year: “KID ZONE”
Carnival Games, Face Painting, etc.
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#020 • JUNE 1 TO 15, 2018
Land-use public meetings
The Planning Board will conduct a public hearing
and three other special meetings to review potential
Land Development Ordinance changes to better
protect the distinctive character of Haddonfield
neighborhoods.
A public hearing will be held Tue Jun 5 at the
Planning Board’s regularly scheduled 7:30pm
meeting to hear testimony on several re-zoning
proposals that the Board’s Land Use Team has
recommended. The recommendations seek to rezone
up to 54 residential lots to more appropriate
zone classifications. Details of the re-zoning
recommendations can be seen on the Borough
website under Latest News/Planning Board’s Land
Use Sub-Committee, or scan the QR code n.
The Planning Board is also investigating
recommendations to better harmonize new homes
with their surrounding neighborhoods. These
requirements address a home’s height, the size of
attics, the exterior height of basements, the size of
front yards, visually dominating attached garages,
and monolithic façades on the sides of homes.
Residents are encouraged to attend three
working sessions on this topic to offer their
recommendations. The meetings are scheduled for
Wed Jun 13 and Wed 20 at 7pm in the Borough Hall
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Saturday
9
WHAT’S ON TODAY
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For recurring events,
see “Every Saturday” – below.
9a – Complimentary Family Yoga
OHMGrown Yoga at
Haddonfield Farmers’ Market
11a to 12p – “Wear Orange”
Thank You Card making
Public Library
4p to 8p – Rotary Club Biergarten
Haddon Lake Park, Haddon Heights
Rotary Club of Haddonfield p25
8p – Night of 1,000 Plays
Haddonfield Plays & Players p25
EVERY SATURDAY (or most)
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8:30a – Alcoholics Anonymous
Methodist Church, Scout Room
8:30a to 1p – Farmers’ Market
(rain or shine)
Kings Court
10a to 4p – Grace Thrift Shop
Grace Church, Basement
10a to 12n – Indian King Tavern
Museum
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
5p – Communion
Methodist Church
5:30p – Holy Communion: Rite II
Grace Church (Episcopal)
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State of the Borough
#020 • JUNE 1 TO 15, 2018
In Haddonfield, giant trees
link past and present
By Robin Potter – Chair, Shade Tree Commission
With 9,000 street trees and thousands more on private land, Haddonfield’s tree
population easily outnumbers our 11,500 residents. Most of those trees were planted
within the past century, but Haddonfield also is home to a few ancient, giant trees.
“Tree-lined” is a favorite adjective for our town, but those massive, historic trees are
living links to Haddonfield’s heritage.
Consider the big, beautiful trees in the
Society of Friends’ cemetery on Haddon
Avenue. The largest, at over 100 feet tall,
with a spreading canopy and a trunk
diameter of 70 inches, is an American
Sycamore or Buttonwood tree (Platanus
occidentalis) that stands amidst the
gravestones of the Nicholson family. One of
a pair believed to have been planted at the
time of Elizabeth Haddon Estaugh’s death
in 1762, the tree’s stunning white branches
stand out against a clear blue sky in
testimony to the town’s Quaker founders.
By the old pump house on Lake Street,
a massive Black Oak (Quercus velutina)
was already growing in what was then a
woodland at the time of William Penn’s
landing in 1682. Over 60 feet high, with a
diameter of over 65 inches, this massive
tree was celebrated with a plaque on Arbor
Day 1985 by Haddonfield’s Children of the
American Revolution.
Six enormous American Beech trees
(Fagus grandifolia) march through the Birdwood section of Haddonfield. They are all
that remain from a much larger planting completed by John Estaugh Hopkins around
1795 to mark the original, long abandoned entrance drive from Grove Street to his
home, Birdwood, which is still located on Hopkins Lane. These trees, now growing in
residents’ yards, each measure over 50 inches in diameter and are easily identified by
their smooth grey bark.
Although virtually all American Elms (Ulmus americana) were struck down by Dutch
elm disease in the 1950s and 1960s, a few mature examples still grow in Haddonfield.
Look for the distinctive vase-shaped profile of these trees, growing over 80 feet high,
in the front lawns of homes at the corner of Washington and Lafayette Avenues and
at the corner of Warwick Road and Jefferson Avenue. Thanks to the work of a New
Jersey-based tree nursery, a disease-resistant American Elm has been developed,
enabling Haddonfield once again to plant this iconic tree along our streets.
The State of New Jersey maintains a list of Champion Trees, the biggest trees
reported in the state. A Honey Locust (Gleditsia triacanthos) growing on Euclid
Avenue has been on that list since the 1990s. One elementary school teacher has
photographed her class in front of the tree and reports that it is thirteen children
wide. But all tree species have lifespans, and Haddonfield’s Honey Locust tree is
failing. Large branches have fallen, and plans are being made to remove the tree.
Giant, historic trees enrich our present even as they link us to our past. Four years
ago, I planted another native tree, a Basswood or American Linden (Tilia americana),
in my front yard. It already is 20 feet tall and this spring, for the first time, I enjoyed
the fragrance of its flowers. Generations from now that tree may mean as much to
residents as our State Champion does to me.
As you look out your door today, consider whether your yard can become home to
a tree that future generations will cherish and fight to save.

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what’s
fresh at
the
FARMERS
market?
Scan the QR:
.
Longwood Gardens trip Jun 12
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.
Field fresh
How can something
12 years old be so fresh?
When it’s the Haddonfield
Farmers Market,
now in its 12th season.
Bite into freshness every
Saturday from 8:30 to
1pm in Kings Court. The
season run thru Oct 13.
The tunes are fresh, too.
Scan the QR code n and
follow the Market to see
who’s playing!

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Senior games
The last Senior Game
Day of the season at
Lutheran Church of
Our Savior, 204 Wayne
Ave, will be Tue Jun
19 at 12:45pm. Play
bingo, bridge, pinochle
and more 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.
Flag Day
Fly the flag -- and
celebrate it with your
neighbors -- on Thu
Jun 14 at 6pm in Kings
Court.
Haddonfield’s Flag
Day ceremony will begin
with a musical prelude
by the Pick-Up Band. (If
you play an instrument,
bring it!) The flag will be
raised by the Mayor and
Commissioners, along
with the Boy Scouts and
the American Legion
Post 38, who will provide
an Honor Guard.
Sing along with our
local Kindergartners to
patriotic songs. After
the program, enjoy
refreshments. If it rains,
the program will be
cancelled.
Flag Day -- the
anniversary of the Flag
Resolution of 1777 -- was
officially established
by the proclamation
of President Woodrow
Wilson on May 20, 1916.
While Flag Day was
celebrated in various
communities for
years after Wilson’s
proclamation, it was not
until August 3, 1949, that
President Truman signed
an Act of Congress
designating June 14 of
each year as National
Flag Day (usflag.org).
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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 Jun 6 from 7 to 9pm at the
Mabel Kay Senior Center, 24 Walnut St.
For more details, call the Interfaith Caregivers
office at 856-354-0298 or email suzand@ifchaddons.
org.
Walking tour
Take a walking tour
with the Historical
Society of Haddonfield
Sat Jun 2 from 10am to
12n. Two groups of up
to 20 guests will depart
from Greenfield Hall, 343
Kings Hwy E. Proceeds
support the Historical
Society. Get tickets, $25,
at haddonfieldhistory.org
or at Greenfield Hall,
phone 856-429-7375.
DONATE
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School Report
Seniors learn
from reallife
work
experiences
Quinn Plunkett, Rachel D’Emilia,
and Emily Dombrowski.
“Each student came into this with
great energy and motivation, and
hopefully the program’s format
helped them to structure their
experience in a meaningful way.”
Bill Seaman, Concentration of
Studies Coordinator
#020 • JUNE 1 TO 15, 2018
On Thursday, May 24, the senior class of the
Concentration of Studies program at the High School
shared their capstone presentations to an audience
of school administratiors, counselors, parents, and
students.
The program gives students the opportunity to take
focused coursework at the high school and engage in
career mentorship experiences in professional settings.
The students choose an area of concentration and
pursue mentorships that offer real-life experiences with
the goal of exploring their career interests while also
building a resume in that field.
The students who completed the Concentration
of Studies program in 2018 are Emily Dombrowski
(concentration: Business), Caitrin Gilmartin (Allied
Health), Rachel D’Emilia (Allied
Health), and Quinn Plunkett
(Applied Science). All displayed
maturity, initiative, and
responsibility in successfully
pursuing a variety of impressive
mentorship experiences. During
their presentations on May 24, each
student highlighted meaningful
aspects of mentorship experiences,
discussed favorite courses at the
high school, and reflected upon
personal growth attained as a
program member.
Emily Dombrowski worked
under the mentorship of David Hunter at Haddonfield
Today and with Customized Energy Solutions, an energy
consulting firm.
Caitrin Gilmartin shadowed an ultrasound technician
at Einstein Hospital and school nurses at Kingsway
Learning Center.
Rachel D’Emilia participated in the MED Academy at
the Cooper Medical School of Rowan University, learned
under doctors and counselors at the MD Anderson
Cancer Center at Cooper University Hospital, and
shadowed medical school students at the Rowan School
of Osteopathic Medicine.
Quinn Plunkett secured a research opportunity
involving the DNA extraction of leeches in the Biology
department at Rutgers University, Camden.
School Report is provided
and paid for in part by the
Haddonfield Board of Education.
District and school administrators had high praise for
the program and the participants:
Mike Wilson, Assistant Superintendent – “I was
very proud to see how the students took initiative and
ownership of their experiences. They certainly grew as
young adults through the Concentration of Studies.”
Chuck Klaus, Principal – “The student presentations
were highlighted by personal reflections connected
to growth within the program. It was exciting to see
them have an avenue to explore and satisfy their innate
curiosity.”
Judy Dorfman, School Counselor – “The students
were professional in their presentations, and the
experiences they shared have been beneficial for their
career growth and exploration.”

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Bus, boat and train: 65 Club
The Haddonfield 65 Club is sponsoring a full day
of transportation luxury on Tue Jun 19 that will
take you from a cushy charter bus, to a vintage
train ride in Middletown PA, and finally to an oldfashioned
paddlewheel boat cruise on the Pride
of the Susquehanna for only $90. The day includes
lunch at Alfred’s Victorian Restaurant. A bus will
leave at 7am from the High School. Parking will be
available at the Bancroft parking lot. Send your
check to the 65 Club, 110 Rhoads Ave. Include your
phone number on the check. Seating is limited.
Makes a great gift! Questions? Call Bill Brown, 856-
429-4368, or email billbrown08033@aol.com.
Golf & tennis
The Haddonfield Educational
Trust will hold
its 9th annual Golf and
Tennis Tournament on
Mon Jun 18 at Tavistock
and the Haddon
Field Club. Proceeds will
fund teacher grants and
educational initiatives.
Register for a great day
on the courts and the
links – see haddonfield
educationaltrust.org.
PLEASE JOIN US for our ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
Sunday, JUNE 10 at 11:00am

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On the Market
Presbyterian
Bible School
Calling all heroes!
Join First Presbyterian
Church’s Vacation Bible
School as they discover
God’s love through our
own special powers.
They will have songs,
games, stories, mission
and snacks, and perhaps
a sighting of some of
their own FPC Heroes!
They are looking forward
to another great VBS
week with your children,
Mon Jul 30 thru Fri
Aug 3, from 8:30a to 12n
at First Presbyterian
Church, 20 Kings Hwy E.
Registration is
$27.03 per child. To sign
up, contact Gabrielle
Heimerling, Director,
Christian Education, at
610-717-7578, or email
gabbyheimerling@gmail.
com.
#020 • JUNE 1 TO 15, 2018
Holly Rowell is opening doors!
OPEN HOUSE Saturday, June 2
1 to 3pm
Historic Victorian Four-Square
with lots of classic original features
such as French doors, clawfoot tub,
wainscoting, and craftsman moldings,
pocket doors.
109 WARWICK RD, Haddonfield
6 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms
PRICED TO SELL: $494,900
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
TRUST YOUR TRANSACTION TO ONE OF
SOUTH JERSEY’S MOST EXPERIENCED REALTORS
SUZANNE STOINSKI
856-616-7060
Cell: 856-952-5483
SuzanneStoinski@gmail.com
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Fox & Roach, REALTORS ®
41 S. Haddon Avenue, Haddonfield NJ 08033
856-428-2600 • www.foxroach.com
TOP REALTOR FOR 33 YEARS
Kitchen remodeled in 2017.
Beautifully landscaped yard,
private rear deck. Carriage housestyle
garage, 3+ car parking.
REALTY
Holly Rowell
409 Route 70 E, Cherry Hill NJ 08034
856-321-1212 office • 856-287-0035 cell
hollyhouse@kw.com • hollyhouse.kw.com

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On the Market
haddonfield.today | 1
Kate Siedell is listing
... and selling!
JUST LISTED!
330 Elm Avenue
$629,900
412 Washington Avenue
$949,000
UNDER
CONTRACT
26 Chews Landing road
$1,499,999
205 Ardmore Avenue
$760,000
UNDER
CONTRACT
UNDER
CONTRACT
330 Kraft Court
haddon Twp. $489,000
840 Longwood Drive
$799,000
41 S. Haddon Ave, Haddonfield
856-428-2600 • www.foxroach.com
Unless noted otherwise, properties are in Haddonfield
Kate Master Siedell
NJAR Circle of Excellence 2011-2017
856-616-7040 direct
856-287-4665 cell
kate@HaddonfieldRealtor.com
To see more photos, please visit www.HaddonfieldRealtor.com

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On the Market
#020 • JUNE 1 TO 15, 2018
Report Card 2018
SOLD to date
aUDUBoN
101 e Pine street
122 Yale road
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BUrLiNGtoN toWNsHiP
58 Mohr road
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CHerrY HiL
234 Breeders Cup Drive
24 Madison avenue
121 Covered Bridge road
830 Kingston Drive
5 Dunbarton road
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CoLLiNGsWooD
414 W Franklin avenue
100 Woodlawn avenue
30 e stiles avenue
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eVesHaM toWNsHiP
329 Hawthorne street
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HaDDoN HeiGHts
113 10th avenue
2016 s Park avenue
209 White Horse Pike
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HaDDoN toWNsHiP
715 avondale avenue
908 W redman avenue
140 e oakland avenue
HaDDoNFieLD
60 Colonial ridge Drive
30 Heritage road
123 Glenwood road
2 W summit avenue
346 Kings Hwy W
106 Colonial avenue
16 Wilkins avenue
116 Lansdowne avenue
12 Lincoln avenue
313 Longwood Drive
500 Woodland avenue
228 Warwick road
139 Prospect road
304 Beechwood avenue
30 Kings Court, Unit 306
444 Kings Hwy e
226 avondale avenue
26-1/2 tanner street
40 Colonial ridge Drive
213 rhoads avenue
8 Washington avenue
123 Colonial avenue
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MeDForD toWNsHiP
21 William Penn Circle
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VoorHees toWNsHiP
2 Brantley Way
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WiNsLoW tWP
122 stevens ave
Jeanne “Lisa” Wolschina
Cell: 856-261-5202 (preferred)
NJ Association of Realtors’ Platinum Award
2013-2017
REALTY
224 Kings Highway East, Haddonfield NJ
856-874-8980 direct ALSO IN OCEAN CITY!

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On the Market
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Summer To-Do List
FOR SALE NEW NEW PRICE
CHerrY HiLL
430 tearose Lane 3 beds 2.5 baths $285,000
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eVesHaM tWP
32 Milford Drive 5 beds 3.5 baths $740,000
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HaDDoN toWNsHiP
255 Bewley road 4 beds 2.5 baths $419,000
108 Carlton avenue 3 beds 1.5 baths $259,000
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HaDDoNFieLD
45 estaugh avenue 4 beds 2.5 baths $599,900
320 Washington ave 6 beds 3.5 baths $949,000
509 Warwick road 6 beds 4.5 baths $775,000
15 Colonial ridge Dr 4 beds 3+ 2x.5 baths $679,000
101 Winding Way 3 beds 4 baths $749,000
32 Linden avenue 5 beds 3 baths $615,000
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VoorHees
5 Winfield Way 6 beds 5.5 baths $750,000
SALES PENDING
aUDUBoN = 1
CHerrY HiLL = 1
CoLLiNGsWooD = 1
eVesHaM toWNsHiP = 1
HaDDoN toWNsHiP = 1
HaDDoNFieLD = 17
HarrisoN toWNsHiP = 1
Planning
to buy or sell?
Call me!
Jeanne “Lisa” Wolschina
Cell: 856-261-5202 (preferred)
NJ Association of Realtors’ Platinum Award
2013-2017
REALTY
224 Kings Highway East, Haddonfield NJ
856-874-8980 direct ALSO IN OCEAN CITY!

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On the Market
#020 • JUNE 1 TO 15, 2018
Lisa Wolschina’s
Lane of Acres Listings
20 Lane of Acres
Haddonfield
CALL for PRICE!
5 bedrooms
5.5 bathooms
9,922 sqft
3-car garage
2.6 acres
coming soon!
under contract
above asking price
76 Lane of Acres, Haddonfield
Listed at $1,225,000
4 bedrooms, 3.5 bathooms
5,015 sqft, 2-car garage
1.19 acres
• Christy Oberg • James Falvey • Kate Nicastro • Lisa Clarke • James Lacy
• Holly Rowell • Catherine Karns • Amy Crutchfield
Jeanne “Lisa” Wolschina
Cell: 856-261-5202 (preferred)
NJ Association of Realtors’ Platinum Award
2013-2017
REALTY
224 Kings Highway East, Haddonfield NJ
856-874-8980 direct ALSO IN OCEAN CITY!
Unless noted otherwise,
all properties are in
Haddonfield.

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First Sunday = First Baptist history display
For the Historical Society of Haddonfield’s next First Sunday pop-up display
on Jun 3, they are working with the First Baptist Church of Haddonfield to
celebrate its 200th anniversary. The society will show archival materials that
relate to the church, including historic images. The church’s 200th anniversary
committee will be sharing items from the congregation’s own historical
collection, including a diary kept by its first minister, Rev. John Sisty (1783-
1863). Join them at Greenfield Hall, 343 Kings Hwy E, anytime between 12:30
and 3 pm. The Baptist Cemetery just across the street will also open its Chapel
from 2 to 3 pm that day. As with other First Sundays, the Society will give tours
of Greenfield Hall, and the Archives Center and Research Library will be open
for researchers next door in the Samuel Mickle House. If you miss the Baptist
Church display on Sun Jun 3, it will continue in Greenfield Hall during the
Historical Society’s public hours on Mon Jun 4 and Wed Jun 6.
Presenting Sponsor: Brauhaus Schmitz
Biergarten
Great German Beer, Food,
& Live Music!
Hosted by the
Rotary Club of
Haddonfield Foundation.
Proceeds will fund a wide
variety of local, regional,
and international
programs and
initiatives.
Saturday
June 9, 2018
4pm to 8pm
Haddon Lake Park
13th and S. Park Avenue
Haddon Heights
Tickets $50 per person
(Age 12 to 20: $25. Under 12: Free)
Online: HaddonfieldRotary.org
Call: 856-429-0404
NJ Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control
SOCIAL AFFAIR PERMIT PENDING

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Sunday 10
WHAT’S ON TODAY
____________________
For recurring events,
see “Every Sunday” – below.
11a – Bicentennial Anniversary
Service
First Baptist Church
2 to 4p – Apocryphal
Shakespeare Company
performance of King John
Public Library (register)
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: Samba)
7p to 8p – Beginner Dance Lesson
(Tonight: Bachata/Merengue)
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
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
Greater Mount Pisgah Church
10:30a – Worship Service
Lutheran Church of Our Savior
8a & 10:30a –Classic Worship
9:15a – Reflections 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
BIER-
GARTEN
TICKETS
on your
smartphone.
Scan the QR:
.
Bier is back: Rotary Biergarten
Raise a pint to the popular Rotary Club of
Haddonfield Biergarten fundraiser, Sat Jun 9 from
4 to 8pm. The event will take place, rain or shine, at
beautiful Haddon Lake Park, located at 13th Ave and
S. Park Ave in Haddon Heights. The last Biergarten
was held in 2016.
Admission is $50 for adults 21 and over and
includes an all-you-can-eat-and-drink authentic
Bavarian-style buffet provided by Philadelphia’s
Brauhaus Schmitz restaurant, and German beer
on tap. A live band will perform throughout the
afternoon and evening. This family-friendly event
includes games and activities for children. Tickets
for ages 12-20 are $25 and include all the food
options plus soft drinks. Children under 12 are free.
In addition to all the traditional foods, including
bratwurst and roast pork sandwiches with all the
fixin’s, there will be a kids menu with hamburgers
and hot dogs, and several gluten-free food and
drink options. Tickets and sponsorships can be
purchased at haddonfieldrotary.org.
Proceeds from the Rotary Biergarten will support
charitable projects such as packing meals for Feed
My Starving Children, vocational programs and
scholarships to give a hand up to underserved
youth in our region, sewing machines for women
in Rwanda to start microbusinesses, learning
programs for children in Camden; and many others.
‘1,000 Plays’
With a nod to their
friends at the Brick
Playhouse on South
Street, Haddonfield Plays
& Players is proud to
present Night of 1,000
Plays – twice, Fri Jun 8
and Sat 9 at 8pm.
This is an opportunity
for local writers to team
with actors and directors
to showcase original
work. The shows will
feature comedic, avant
garde, poetic, dramatic,
melodic and truly
unforgettable skits and
enjoyable performances.
Tickets for the shows,
part of the theater’s
special programming,
are $12. You can buy
tickets online until 6pm
the day of the show,
or purchase at the
door 30 minutes before
showtime.

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Monday 11
WHAT’S ON TODAY
____________________
For recurring events,
see “Every Monday” – below.
3:30p to 5p – Makerspace
Public Library (register)
7:30p – American Legion Post
#38
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
Learn to
toe the line
Seniors, does the idea
of line dancing keep
you on the sidelines? A
new six-week Beginner
Line Dancing Course is
starting at the Mabel Kay
Senior Center on Mon
Jun 4, and running thru
Jul 9. It’s only $2 per
class. To register, call
856-829-3594.
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Choir camp at Performing Arts
Haddonfield Center and School for the Performing
Arts Choir Camp is Mon Aug 6 to Fri 10, 1 to 4pm
at Grace Performance Hall. This afternoon summer
day camp offers classes for ages 6-8 in the lower
division, ages 9-12 in the middle division, and ages
13-18 in the upper division. Choir Camp features
daily rehearsals, fun singing activities, and music
instruction that are certain to spark a passion for
music-making in new and experienced singers. No
vocal experience is required. Registration is $30;
space is limited. A closing performance is at 6pm
on Fri Aug 10. See haddonarts.org/haddonfield-choircamp-2018/
scan the QR code n.
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But if you don’t have dental
insurance, don’t despair.
Call today to discuss your
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Dr. Joann Stettler DMD
_____________________________________
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(Sentry Office Plaza, Suite 104)
856-869-0300
www.dv-dental.com
CHOIR
CAMP
registration
Scan the QR:
.

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Summer tennis
The Haddonfield
Tennis Association will
conduct a six-week
summer tennis program
for juniors (ages 6 to
13) on Tuesdays at
the Centennial Tennis
Courts. The program will
begin on Tue Jun 19.
Register early, as space
is limited. The cost of
the program is $65.
Class times for the
program will be: Ages
6 to 9 – 6:15 to 7:15 pm;
Ages 10 to 13 – 7:15 to
8:15 pm.
The program will
be directed by Mitch
Winkler. tennis director
of the Haddonfield
Tennis Association for
more than 15 years.
Mitch is the Bishop
Eustace Prep School
Girls tennis coach. For
more information, call
Mitch at 856-428-8541.
cutting • mulching • fertilizing • Pruning
Tuesday
HMHS – early dismissal
12
WHAT’S ON TODAY
____________________
For recurring events,
see “Every Tuesday” – below.
Summer Art & Ceramics Camps
begin, Markeim Arts Center
8a – Longwood Gardens Trip
Haddonfield Garden Club (RSVP) p13
1p – Lite Aerobics
Mabel Kay Senior Center
1p – Bingo
Mabel Kay Senior Center
1p to 3p – Aphasia
Communication Group (register)
First Presbyterian Church p34
3:15 to 4:15p – Lego Club (5+)
Public Library (register)
7p to 8:45p – Mystery Book Club:
The Galton Case by Ross McDonald
Public Library
7:30p – Board of Commissioners
Borough Hall, room 102
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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
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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
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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May 21, 2018
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May 19, 2018
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May 19, 2018
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Wednesday 13
Public Schools – early dismissal
WHAT’S ON TODAY
____________________
For recurring events,
see “Every Wednesday” – below.
10a – Singing Angels
Lutheran Church
1p – Bridge
Mabel Kay Senior Center
3:30p to 5p – Makerspace
Public Library (register)
7p – Planning Board Special
Meeting
Borough Hall Auditorium
7p – Vets Connect
Methodist Church
7p – Republican Club
Borough Hall
8p – Running Club
Grace Church
p11
EVERY WEDNESDAY (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
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
sueheindel@gmail.com
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)
#020 • JUNE 1 TO 15, 2018
Bible School
Lutheran Church of
Our Savior Vacation
Bible School will be
Mon Jul 23 to Fri 27
from 1 to 4pm. The
theme this year is “Hero
Central – Discovering
Your Strength in God.”
Registration is $30 a
child, from age 3 thru
grade 5. Register online
(scan the QR code n) or
call 856-429-5122.
Flower power
The tenth annual
“Power of the Flower” is
in bloom at the Markeim
Arts Center, 104 Walnut
St. The exhibition is
subtitled “Efflorescence.”
Take in this kaleidoscope
of art inspired by nature
before the exhibit closes
on Fri Jun 8.
The show’s juror is
Bridget McCafferty,
who earned her BFA
in illustration from the
University of the Arts
with a concentration
in painting. She is the
founder/owner of Typsy
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company specializing
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Organ concert
Methodist Church
organist Matt Smith will
give a free recital on Sun
Jun 3 at 4pm. Smith,
who is classically trained
in both organ and piano,
won first prize in the
2017 Joan Lippincott
Competition for Excellence
in Organ Performance.
The church, at 29
Warwick Rd, welcomes
everyone.
Thursday
14
Flag Day
Public Schools – early dismissal
HMHS last day; Graduation, 6p
WHAT’S ON TODAY
____________________
For recurring events,
see “Every Thursday” – below.
1:30 to 2:15p – Father’s Day Card
Craft Event (ages 4-12)
Public Library (register)
3:30p to 4:30p – Read to a Dog
Public Library (register)
Night Market: Thu Jun 21
The Haddonfield Night Market Food Truck
Festival is back on Thu Jun 21 from 4 to 8pm. The
area’s best street cuisine is a food lover’s dream
– barbecue to Italian, Chinese, plus desserts, will
be served from themed food trucks along a closed
Kings Highway. Plus, many Haddonfield restaurants
have outdoor dining options. The event takes place
during the business district’s Late Night Thursdays.
The Haddonfield Farmers’ Market will be open
for business in Kings Court, and local churches will
provide tables and chairs for food-truck diners.
The Rotary Club of Haddonfield is sponsoring
the music – All Souled Out, a favorite party band
– in lieu of its usual July concerts on the Highway
this year. The band wil play from 5 to 8pm in front
of Kings Court. Bring your own chair and enjoy the
concert.
The Pick-up Band will give its Summer Solstice
Concert outside the Masonic Temple at 7pm. If you
play an instrument, come and join them!
DJ Frank Staff will be in front of 221 Kings Hwy E,
across from Borough Hall, to coordinate music from
4 to 5pm and during band breaks.
During the Food Truck event, shoppers and
foodies are encouraged to take and share photos of
food truck creations as they browse from truck to
truck. Be sure to use the hashtag #HaddonfieldEats
when posting to social media.
Participating food trucks so far will include:
• Beast of the Street
• Carolina Baby Blue Rolling Kitchen
• Empanada Guy
• Flaming Basil Laos ‘n’ Thai Cuisine
• Jeremiah’s Custom Cuisine
• Li Ping Corn Company
• MeatWagon BBQ
• Oink and Moo BBQ
• Paella On The Porch
• P.J. Whelihan’s Wing Truck
• Phyllodelphia
• Pompier’s Pierogi Flats
• Stars of the Sea Seafood
• The Cow and the Curd, and
• Wahlburgers on Wheels.
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6p – Flag Day Ceremony Prelude
Pick-up Band
Kings Court
p14
6:15p – Flag Day Ceremony
Kings Court
p14
7 to 8:45p – Tri-County American
Promise meeting
Public Library
EVERY THURSDAY (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
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
(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
Anonymous
Grace Church, Performance Hall

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Friday 15
Public Schools K-8: early
dismissal & last day of school
Middle School Promotion
WHAT’S ON TODAY
____________________
For recurring events,
see “Every Friday” – below.
2p to 4p – Classic Film Series:
Double Indemnity
Public Library (register)
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
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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: Father’s Day)
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
#020 • JUNE 1 TO 15, 2018
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To all who attended the
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and especially those
who made it possible!
OUR ALUMNI PARTNERS:
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Double Nickel Brewery – Drew Perry ’01
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OUR SPONSORS
Dave Bentley, Jordan & Erica Brand,
Jon Bowman, Eastwick Brothers Band,
Jessica Keenan, Gina Kelly, Dave Larkin,
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#020 • JUNE 1 TO 15, 2018
Vacation Bible School at HUMC
Haddonfield UMC is now accepting enrollment
for Vacation Bible School 2018: “Shipwrecked!”
School will run from Mon Aug 6 to Fri 10, with
new daytime hours of 9am to 12n. It’s for children
from 3 years old to 5th grade. Children will journey
to a tropical island full of fun and adventure.
Each day, they will experience the Bible stories
through exciting music, surprising discoveries,
tropical treats, and high-energy games. Register at
haddonfieldumc.org/vacation-bible-school/ or scan
the QR code n.
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or 856-429-0403 with questions.
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WHAT’S ON TODAY
____________________
For recurring events,
see “Every Saturday” – below.
10a – Knit Wits
Grace Church
EVERY SATURDAY (or most)
____________________
8:30a – Alcoholics Anonymous
Methodist Church, Scout Room
8:30a to 1p – Farmers’ Market
(rain or shine)
Kings Court
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)
Fun run & walk
Come join the fun as
runners start the race in
a shirt that is light – and
cross the finish line
rainbow bright! Cheer
on the runners of the
14th annual Elizabeth
Haddon 5K Fun Run and
1 Mile Walk, taking place
on Sun Jun 3 at 9am.
(This is a new date due
to flooding rains on May
19.)
The race starts and
ends 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. Lanes for
serious runners who
want to run against
the clock are being
provided.
Proceeds from the
race will benefit the
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Around the Town
#020 • JUNE 1 TO 15, 2018
Sculpture Trust plans
residency on Bancroft site
By Matt Skoufalos / May 25, 2018
Stuart Harting, chair of
Haddonfield Outdoor Sculpture
Trust.
Photo: Matt Skoufalos
NJPen.com is a local news site
covering the issues, events, and
people of suburban Camden
County. njpen.com
Getting
from this:
The historic landscape of downtown Haddonfield has
seen changes through the centuries, but none quite like
what the Haddonfield Outdoor Sculpture Trust (HOST)
has been able to produce since 2013.
In that time, the independent nonprofit group has
installed more than a dozen public works of art on a
temporary or permanent basis.
Now the organization is planning to build a deeper
foundation for its development with an artist-inresidence
program in one of the borough-owned
buildings on the Bancroft property.
Haddonfield commissioners have committed to an
agreement whereby HOST will create a sculptor-inresidence
program at the carriage house on Hopkins
Lane. Mayor Neal Rochford described it as an adaptive
re-use of a historic property.
“Historic preservation and open-space development
in a tax-neutral way have always been our goals for the
parcel,” Rochford said. HOST “adds an element of class
and an element of interest” to the borough downtown,
and “gives you a nice conversation piece,” he said.
HOST chairman Stuart Harting said the residency
program will be developed for a potential launch in ... n
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#020 • JUNE 1 TO 15, 2018
Aphasia group
meetings
The Adler Aphasia
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Aphasia Communication
Group for stroke and
brain injury survivors
with aphasia at First
Presbyterian Church, 20
Kings Hwy E.
They’ll meet Tue Jun
12 and 26 from 1 to 3pm.
A person with aphasia
may join the group
at any time, but they
must pre-register. This
free group is facilitated
by a licensed speech
language pathologist
and is generally on
the second and fourth
Tuesdays.
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Central Elementary School will be hosting Pencils
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combines Central School’s supply ordering for its
own students with an opportunity to provide school
supplies for students in need who live close by.
Each school supply kit ordered by a Central
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Kevin Roche (Crew) and Skip Bean (Rotary)
What rows around
goes around.
For several years after it was established in
2003, the Haddonfield Crew Club rowed from
a ramshackle ramp near the Cuthbert Avenue
bridge over the Cooper River in Cherry Hill.
After the Camden County Boathouse opened in
2006, the club was able to bunk in with several
other school, college, and independent clubs.
Although the
young club
now had a
safe home for
a new eight,
it didn’t have
the money to
buy one.
That’s when
Rotary rode
to the rescue with a major donation that enabled
the club to purchase a new eight-seat boat.
Recently, the Rotary Club of Haddonfield
found itself in need of a trailer in which to store
its “stuff” – signs, parade banners, and such.
And the Crew Club found itself in need of a
new trailer.
Recalling the
generosity
of Rotary a
dozen years
ago, the Crew
Club offered
its gently
used trailer
to Rotary,
which accepted the gift without hesitation – and
thanks. What rows around goes around.
Rotary Club of Haddonfield
Skip Bean, President 2017-18
www.HaddonfieldRotary.org • 856-795-7976
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Free concert: ‘Peter and
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On Sat Jun 2 at 3pm, The Rotary Club of
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of Prokofiev’s classic “Peter and the Wolf”
for families, children, and the young-at-heart on the
lawn in front of the Public Library. The free concert
is co-sponsored by the Friends of the Library and
is also a Summer Reading Kickoff. Bring blankets or
folding chairs.
The concert is a collaboration between the
library and Symphony in C and will be performed
by the Whitman Winds Ensemble. This two-part
family-oriented program will begin with a reading of
a book selected by the children’s librarian, Jordan
Bilodeau, accompanied by the musical score. The
performance of “Peter and the Wolf” will follow.
Symphony in C’s Vice President of Artistic Operations,
Joseph Hart, will narrate both stories. This
engaging program will enable children to see musical
instruments up close and encourages a life-long
appreciation of music. If the weather is not cooperative,
the performance will be relocated to the
auditorium of Borough Hall.
The Whitman Winds is a chamber ensemble with
members hailing from the Philadelphia region. They
are all current or former members of Symphony in
C, and they take their name from the famous poet.
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‘For love of country
they accepted death ...’
By Mayor Neal Rochford
On behalf of my fellow Commissioners and the community of Haddonfield, I thank
you all for being here on Memorial Day 2018. In particular, I thank Commander Peter
Hill and members of American Legion Post 38 for sponsoring this ceremony, and Past
Commander Tom Baird for organizing it.
Memorial Day is the day we honor those who died while serving in our country’s
armed forces, and remember the sacrifices they made to protect our way of life.
While many families will celebrate the start of summer today, other families will pay
solemn visits to cemeteries to honor their loved ones, to reflect on their bravery, on
their dedication for our freedom, and on their unselfish sacrifices.
Former President Harry S. Truman
once said, “America was not built on
fear. America was built on courage,
on imagination and an unbeatable
determination to do the job at hand.”
Because the lives of so many who
paid the ultimate price was exemplified
by courage, imagination, and
determination, we can live not in fear,
but in hope.
American values call on us to protect
the homeland and be a beacon to
others around the world, especially in
times of great need. American values
At Post 38, bugler Tom Reiter, and (from right)
Mayors Kasko, Rochford, Tarditi, and Colombi.
call on us to intervene where there is
strife, hunger, or natural disaster. We
do not wish to conquer or exploit
other lands … only to bring peace and
promote justice.
The world is a dangerous place that many would like to destabilize and terrorize
for their own evil ends. Sometimes, we must call on the men and women of our armed
forces take action in pursuit of our values. Even though it may put them at great risk,
they do not flinch from their duty. As
members of the greatest fighting force
in the world, they have shown time and
time again that they are up to the task of
promoting the ideals that have made this
nation great.
President Truman also said: “And for
love of country they accepted death,
and thus resolved all doubts, and made
immortal their patriotism and virtue.”
For many of us, the loss of a loved one
never goes away. The empty chair will
always remain empty. We will never feel
whole again. We salute those who never
came back, and console their families for their loss, and for what might have been.
As a nation, we must continue to seek peace and a just world. Let us show the world
that although it may have a terrible cost, freedom is worth fighting for.
To those who served in the armed forces and now suffer physical and mental pain,
we wish you the best care and a full recovery.
To those with family members in the armed forces – at home or abroad – we wish
your loved ones a safe and speedy return.
May God bless America.

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CHILD CARE
HANDY MEN/WOMEN
PET FOODS
Sinclair Associates LLC
Tax and accounting service.
Small business, individual.
Annuities (fixed, variable).
Member, AICPA.
101 Windsor Ave, Haddonfield
www.1040.pro 856 354-2266
Neighborhood Nannies
In-home care.
Full-time, part-time,
temporary, occasional.
Members, Int’l Nanny Assn.
neighborhoodnannies.net
856 795-5833 S. Costantino
BRIGHT STAR HANDYMAN
No job too big.
No job too small.
Free estimates.
Lic. 13VH01392900
856-448-6148
Concord Pet Foods
AND SUPPLIES
Family-owned and operated
since 1981. Barclay Farms
Center, Route 70, Cherry Hill.
concordpetfoods.com
856-429-1690 – Brian Alt
APPLIANCES
CHIROPRACTORS
HOME IMPROVEMENT
PLUMBING
GO-TO MAN LLC
Appliance Installation
Dishwashers. Stoves.
Refrigerators. Microwaves.
Garbage Disposals. Etcetera.
Call Johnny V.
856-625-8742
DR. SHARI SALUCK
Children and adults.
Sports injuries, accidents,
and general wellness.
212 Haddon Ave, Haddonfield
drsharisaluck.com
856-354-5090
Leonetti Builders
Custom kitchens and baths,
addition specialists
for over 60 years!
richleo@comcast.net
856 889-1301 Rich
GRABOWSKI PLUMBING
Plumbing and heating
service and installation
Residential. Commercial.
Emergencies
856-952-9932
APPLIANCE REPAIR
CLEANING
INSURANCE
SPACE FOR RENT
WIEST APPLIANCE REPAIR
Washers, dryers, dishwashers,
refrigerators, air conditioners,
gas heaters, humidifiers,
ovens, microwaves, etc.
Professional, friendly service.
856-667-7797
Covenant Cleaning
Residential and commercial
cleaning since 1995.
Lowest prices in town!
Dedicated to excellence.
Affordable. Fully insured.
856-685-6020 Linda
WILLIAM F. DeFRATES INC
Business. Home. Auto. Bonds.
Almost 70 years in business.
No buttons, menus, or
call-back times. You get to
talk to somebody right away.
856-547-0714
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Discounts for longer terms.
Call Tom or David
856-428-3399
ARCHITECTS
CONCRETE REPAIR
LAWN & LANDSCAPE
REAL ESTATE
ROBERT J. IGNARRI
Architecture and project
management. Residential,
commercial, vacation home
design. 609-440-3544
ignarriarchitect.com
NJ 21AI01082100
KEN’S INCREDIBLE
SURFACE SOLUTIONS
Kiss your ugly concrete
goodbye! Interior. Exterior.
Countertops and tiles too!
Call now for a free estimate.
856-298-0976
MULCH
SPRING CLEANUPS
3D’S
LAWN SERVICE
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LANDSCAPING
856-979-1303
SuZANNE STOINSKI
Top agent serving
Haddonfield and the
region for 33+ years.
41 Haddon Ave S., H’field
856-428-2600
Direct line: 856-616-7060
AUTO SERVICE
COuNSELING
LAWN & LANDSCAPE
REAL ESTATE
GROVE AUTO SERVICE
Foreign and domestic.
ASE master technicians.
75 Grove Street, Haddonfield.
856-616-8440
Jim or John
MIRIAM MUNDY BRODERICK
Counseling for individuals,
couples, families. Substance
abuse and addiction treatment.
Adolescent and young adult
counseling. DUI classes.
Haddonfield. 856-520-8737
Kyle Wright’s LAWN CARE
Lawn care done wright!
A locally rooted company.
You name it – we do it.
Call now for seasonal
clean-ups.
856-547-0101
LISA WOLSCHINA
The name to know, when
it’s time to make a move.
Keller Williams Realty
224 Kings Hwy E., Haddonfield
856-874-8980
Cell: 856-261-5202
BATHTUB REFINISHING
DUCT SERVICES
LAWN & LANDSCAPE
ROOFING
ADVANCED RESURFACING
Quality workmanship.
26 years’ experience in
tub and tile refinishing.
856-854-6350
Steve
CLEAN SWEEP
Duct cleaning. Gutter cleaning
and repairs. Chimney repairs
and relining. Animal removal.
856-354-0675 856-546-4606
Harry Haeffner III
NJ Lic # 13VHO3054600
STEPHEN COAN LLC
Landscape design, consulting,
and garden installation.
Horticulturist.
Sustainable layered gardens.
www.scoandesign.com
267-251-5855
BEHR BUILDING
SERVICES LLC
Commercial and residential
roofing, gutters,
Haddonfield.
behrroofing.com
609-868-2844
BIRD FEEDING, ETC
ELECTRICIANS
PAINTING
TANK REMOVAL
WILD BIRDS UNLIMITED
Bird-feeding supplies.
Garden and nature gifts.
Classic Plaza – across from
WholeFoods, Cherry Hill
wbu.com/cherry hill
856-428-1200
CHET’S ELECTRIC LLC
Residential installation and
repair. Free estimates. Small
jobs welcome. Calls returned.
Insured, bonded. Lic. 15747
chetselectricnj.com
609-868-5906 C. Rietheimer
A. FEDERICO PAINTING
Custom painting.
Popcorn ceiling removal.
Wallpaper removal.
www.federicopainting.com
856 228-2949
Anthony
Moore’s Tank Services INC
Residential oil tank
removals and installations.
Free estimates.
NJDEP-certified.
856 662-2002
Jim Moore
BOOKS
GUTTER SERVICES
PAINTING
TREE SERVICES
INKWOOD BOOKS
Personal attention by a staff
that loves to read and knows
the meaning of the words
“customer service.”
856-429-1298
31 Kings Hwy E, Haddonfield
CLEAN SWEEP
Gutter cleaning and repairs.
Chimney repairs and relining.
Animal removal. Duct cleaning.
856-354-0675 856-546-4606
Harry Haeffner III
NJ Lic # 13VHO3054600
DAVINCI PAINTING
Quality work.
Reasonably priced.
Licensed and insured.
Free estimates.
856 341-4861
davincipaintingcompany.com
BARTLETT TREE EXPERTS
Tree and shrub care services.
Pruning, cabling, removal.
Pest and disease treatments.
Fertilization. Consultation.
www.bartlett.com
856-547-7170

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Haddonfield NJ 08033
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▲ 41 Estaugh Avenue • 3-story Colonial with
5 beds, 1.5 baths, a welcoming foyer, family
room, deck, very large rear yard. Wood floors,
front & rear staircases. $575,000
Call
Mark Lenny
at 428-9677
x 239
▲ 612 Farragut Avenue • Beautiful Cape Cod
with 5,400+ sq ft of living space. First- floor
master suite and laundry room, second master
suite on 2nd floor. In-ground pool. $925,000
Call
Gary Vermaat
at 428-9677
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▲ 129 Warwick Road • Spacious 3-story
Victorian c1898, lovingly kept. 7 beds, 2.5 baths.
Family room, country-style kitchen, sunroom,
computer room. Oversized lot. $679,000
Call
Mark Lenny
at 428-9677
x 239
▲ 38 West End Avenue • Grand Victorian
features 5 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, wrap-around
front porch, full basement, 2-car garage,
and so much more. $660,000
Call
Gary Vermaat
at 428-9677
x 243
NINETY TANNER STREET
HADDONFIELD
856 428-5150
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