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The Word on the Street

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While some folk stay

out late on New Year’s Eve,

others hit the sack early.

How do you typically celebrate,

and what are your plans for

this December 31?

CLARISSA

O’CONNOR, of

Haddonfield, plans

on “staying in for an

exciting night full of

sushi and relaxing,

after the holidays

with the family.”

Philadelphia’s

JOHN PONTREE

has to work the first

half of the day. “But

after that I’ll be on

a bus to New York

City to watch the ball

drop.”

“I might go out for

a little bit,” says

GABRIELLA GRECO

of Philadelphia. “But

I’ll end my night at

home, curled up and

sharing a New Year’s

kiss with my lovely

feline friend.”

BEN SANTORO,

who owns Richard

Bennett Clothing for

Men in Haddonfield,

will be having dinner

“with some dear

friends from back in

the day. I’m looking

forward to seeing

them very much.”

CLAIRE

RAMPULLA hails

from Staten Island.

“I’ll be hanging

out for a little bit,”

she says, “having

ice cream and

waffles.” Then she’ll

“check out what’s

happening in the

City, and maybe try

to crash a party or

two.”

Collingswood’s

CHARLIE IHLE

hopes to “hit the bar

with some friends for

a good night out.” He

also hopes to get a

New Year’s kiss from

“someone special.”

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info please!

The Haddonfield

Information Center at

2 Kings Court is the

place for Townwide

Gift Certificates. It has

extended hours during

Candlelight Shopping, 6p

to 9p on Fri Dec 20, and

Sun Dec 22 from 12n to

3p. Regular hours: Wed

and Fri, 11a to 3p; Sat,

11a to 2p; Thu 3 to 7p.

Closed in January.

Candlelight Shopping

The Partnership for Haddonfield welcomes all to

celebrate the joyful holiday season with Candlelight

Shopping’s final Friday night, Fri Dec 20 from 6 to

9pm – and Sun Dec 22 from 12n to 3pm. Luminarias

are lighting up the sidewalks, complementing the

twinkling trees. Candlelight Shopping features

in-store events, gift ideas, horse-drawn carriage

rides and live holiday entertainment. Shop at

200 distinctive shops, restaurants or boutiques.

Enjoy free parking thru Wed Dec 25. Share your

time in Downtown Haddonfield on social media by

using the hashtags #DowntownHaddonfield and

#HaddonfieldHoliday!


Sunday 22

WHAT’S

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ON TODAY

For recurring events,

see “Every Sunday” – below.

Hanukkah begins at sundown

Christmas Train Show

Grace Church, after 8 and 9:30

services

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12n to 3p – Candlelight Shopping

Downtown

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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 5p – Public Library

6p to 7p – Intermediate Dance

Lesson (Tonight: Rumba)

7p to 8p – Beginner Dance Lesson

(Tonight: Hustle)

8p to 10:30p – Social Dancing

Grace Church Annex

Dance Haddonfield

7p – Alcoholics Anonymous

Grace Church Performance Hall


Methodist Church

WORSHIP SERVICES

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Christ the King Catholic Church

7:30a, 9a & 11a – Mass

Bible Church

9:45a – Worship Service

Dong San Presbyterian Church

(at First Presbyterian Church)

1p – Worship Service

First Asian Baptist Church

(at First Baptist Church)

10a – Worship Service

First Baptist Church

9a – Contemporary Worship

11a – Traditional Worship

(Communion on first Sunday)

First Church of Christ, Scientist


10a – Sunday School

First Presbyterian Church

8:30a – Worship in Chapel



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


Lutheran Church of Our Savior

8a & 10:30a – Classic Worship

(Today, 10:30a: Lessons and Carols)

9:15a – Reflection Worship

10:30a – Sunday School

Mount Olivet Baptist Church



Methodist Church

8a & 10:30a – Traditional Worship


THE MOST COVETED GIFT

THIS HOLIDAY SEASON?

OPEN 7 DAYS

Not sure what to buy for a friend,

relative, co-worker, or business

associate?

A gift card from Il Villaggio is

sure to please.

Available in any denomination,

and – for procratinators! – as late

as Christmas Eve! But why wait?

We are open 7 days. Drop by soon!

Il Villaggio

Fine Italian Dining

211 Berlin Road, Cherry Hill

856-795-1778

www.IlVILLAGGIOCHERRY HILL.COM

opposite

Winner

Ford

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Monday Tuesday 24

WHAT’S ON TODAY

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see “Every Monday” – below.

Public Schools Closed - Winter

Recess thru Wed Jan 1

EVERY MONDAY (or most)

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8a – Mass


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

7p to 9p – Mah Jongg


2nd Mon 7:30p – American Legion

Post 38

7:30p – Boy Scouts: Troop 65

Methodist Church

Light the

menorah

Chabad of Camden

& Burlington Counties

invites the entire

community to celebrate

the Festival of Lights at a

public menorah lighting

ceremony. The grand

Chanukah celebration

will take place on Sat

Dec 28 (new date) at

7:30pm at Library Point,

60 N. Haddon Ave.

Public dignitaries and

community leaders will

attend the ceremony and

will assist in kindling the

giant menorah.

Following the kindling,

there will be a program

with music, delicious

latkes and donuts,

chocolate Chanukah Gelt

for the children, dreidels

and family fun.

856-874-1500, x302

thechabadcenter.org

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WHAT’S ON TODAY

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see “Every Tuesday” – below.

Christmas Eve



Library closes at 1pm

Borough Hall – Half Day

Mabel Kay Senior Center closed

WORSHIP SERVICES

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4p – Mass

4p – Mass (gym)

6p – Mass (Children’s Pageant)

9p – Mass (Adult choir),

12m – Candlelight Mass


7p – Candlelight Worship Service



7:30p – Worship Service (Chapel)


O

Grace Episcopal Church

4p – Children’s Pageant and Holy

Eucharist

7p – Festival Holy Eucharist with

Hymns

10:30p – Festival Choral Holy

Eucharist

Haddonfield Monthly Meeting

(Quakers)



5p – Family Worship

8:30p – Traditional/Youth Worship

10p – Classic ‘Midnight’ Worship

United Methodist Church

4p – Children’s Service

6p – Contemporary Service

(Fellowship Hall)

8p & 10p – Traditional Services

EVERY TUESDAY (or most)

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8a – Mass


7p – Al-Anon

Presbyterian Church, Youth Lounge

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Wednesday Thursday 26 Friday 27

WHAT’S ON TODAY

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see “Every Wednesday” – below.

Christmas



WORSHIP SERVICES

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8a & 10a – Christmas Mass


10a – Christmas Eucharist

Grace Episcopal Church

EVERY WEDNESDAY (or most)

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8a – Mass


9a – Overeaters Anonymous



Presbyterian Church

8p – Alcoholics Anonymous for

Young Adults, Methodist Church

Longest night

On Sat Dec 21 at 7pm,

the Methodist Church

will offer a candlelight

“Longest Night” service

in remembrance of

those who have recently

passed away. Prayer,

readings, and reflections

will center on healing

while grieving for our

loved ones. The service

takes place in Brown

Chapel.

WHAT’S ON TODAY

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see “Every Thursday” – below.



EVERY THURSDAY (or most)

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8a – Mass


9a to 12n, 1p to 4p – Art Workplace


10a to 12n, 1p to 4p – Indian King

Tavern Museum




12n – Alcoholics Anonymous

Baptist Church, Boardroom

1p – Al-Anon


1p to 5p – Markeim Arts Center

1:30p – 65 Club

3p to 7p – Information Center

6p – Al-Anon


6:15p – Lions Club

1st 3rd Thu at Tavistock

7p – Prayer Meeting

Bible Church

7p to 9p – Open Mic

Saxbys

8:30p to 11p – Alcoholics

Anonymous

Grace Church

WHAT’S ON TODAY

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see “Every Friday” – below.



EVERY FRIDAY (or most)

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8a – Mass


8:30a to 4:30p – Borough Hall

10a to 12n, 1p to 4p– Indian King

Tavern Museum

10a to 4p – Christian Science

Reading Room

10a to 4p – Thrift Shop

Grace Church


11a to 3p – Information Center

12:15p to 1:30p – Kiwanis Club

Tavistock Country Club


7p to 9p – Music Showcase

Saxbys

Kids’ chess

Do you have a child

interested in learning

and playing chess? The

Kids Chess Club will

meet at the library on

Sat Jan 11 from 10:30 to

11:30am. Reservations

are suggested; email

haddonchess@

protonmail.com.

The club meets on the

second Saturdays of the

month, thru April.

For updates,

and to read

KAIN

MURPHY

obituaries,

scan:

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Mary Louise Blake, 79

December 2, 2019

Angela Lohmann, 81

November 29, 2019

Herbert Wallace Hazen, 94

November 22, 2019

Miriam Lenore Reier, 84

November 18, 2019

Mary Taylor Previte, 87

November 16, 2019

Elaine Alberts Fanjul, 90

November 16, 2019

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Saturday Sunday 29

WHAT’S

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ON TODAY


see “Every Saturday” – below.

7:30p – Menorah Lighting

Library Point

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EVERY SATURDAY (or most)

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Tavern Museum


Grace Church



Reading Room

11a to 2p – Information Center

5p – Mass


5p – Communion

Methodist Church

5:30p – Holy Communion: Rite II




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Museum





(Tonight: Bolero)


Grace Church Annex

Dance Haddonfield


Grace Church, Performance Hall


Methodist Church

WORSHIP SERVICES

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8a & 10a – Mass

Bible Church






















9:30a – Choral & Family Communion












Methodist Church



Knit Wits

Stitchery is not just

a cold-weather activity.

The Knit Wits meet

all year ‘round, on the

third Saturday of the

month at 10am in the

Grace Church Parish

Hall Library. The next

meetings are Sat Dec 21

and Jan 18. Come learn,

or practice. For more

information, contact

Karen at 856-795-6420.

Connect with

UNITED

METHODIST

CHURCH

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code:

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REGISTER

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Monday 30 Tuesday 31

WHAT’S ON TODAY

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Hanukkah ends at sundown




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8a – Mass


8:30a to 3:30p – Mabel Kay Senior

Center







Baptist Church




Methodist Church

WHAT’S ON TODAY

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New Year’s Eve



Borough Hall – Half day


Public Library closes at 1p

5p – New Year’s Eve Mass



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8a – Mass


1p – Fun & Fitness 55+

Methodist Church, room 305

7p to 9:15p – Toastmasters

Lutheran Church, Parish Hall


School’s Out

camp

Markeim Arts Center

has “School’s Out” Art

Camp for children age 3

to 12. Camp is open Mon

Dec 23, Thu 26, Fri 27,

and Mon 30 from 9am

to 4pm (9am to 12n for

ages 3 and 4). Students

may arrive no more

than 15 minutes before

camp starts. A light

snack and beverage will

be provided. Full day

students should bring

their own lunch.

Early drop-off and

late pickup is available

for $10 per child per

session. A full day is $85

for members, $95 for

nonmembers. Half day

(9am to 12n, or 1 to 4pm)

is $40 for members, $45

for nonmembers. To

register, scan the QR

code n.

Why wait until New

Year’s Eve

to dance the

night away?

Join us at

Dance Haddonfield

on Sunday,

December 29!

Swing! Latin! Ballroom!

EVERY SUNDAY NIGHT

AT GRACE CHURCH

Beginner Lesson – 7 to 8pm: $10

Intermediate Lesson – 6 to 7pm:

Just $5 extra.The best deal in town!

$1 off for USA Dance members.

Free food, refreshments, and music.

Open dancing to 10:30pm.

Come single, or bring a partner.

All are welcome.

First-time participant?

YOUR NEXT VISIT

WILL BE FREE!

DANCE HADDONFIELD


Wednesday 1

WHAT’S ON TODAY

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New Year’s Day


Recess

Borough Hall closed


9a – Mass: Solemnity of Mary



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9:15a – Meeting for Worship


6:45p – Nurses Recovery Group


7p – Prayer Gathering

Baptist Church

7:30p – Testimony Meeting



Presbyterian Church

Garden Club

The Haddonfield

Garden Club will meet on

Tue Jan 14 at 12n at the

Lutheran Church, 204

Wayne Ave.

Leslie Dempsey, who

comes with a wealth of

horticulture knowledge,

will present “Irish

Humor on the Care of

Houseplants Through

the Seasons.”

The public is welcome,

and admission is free.

Please bring a nonperishable

food item for

the church pantry.

Refreshments will

be served from 12n to

12:45. A club business

meeting will follow Ms.

Dempsey’s 12:45pm

presentation.

Bring cuttings, leaves,

stems and/or pictures

with any horticulture

questions you have.


St. Joseph

the Worker

Parish

Christmas/New Year Schedule 2019-20

St. Vincent Pallotti

Church

901 Hopkins Road, Haddon Twp

Christmas Eve Mass

December 24 – 4pm, 6pm, 8pm

Christmas Day Mass

December 25 – 9am, 11am

Solemnity of Mary Mass

January 1 – 10am. Vigil at 4pm.

St. Aloysius Church

37 W. Haddon Avenue, Oaklyn

Christmas Eve Mass

December 24 – 4pm

Christmas Day Mass

December 25 – 10am

Solmenity of Mary

January 1 – 10am. Vigil at 4pm.


Thursday Friday 3

WHAT’S ON TODAY

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7p – Board of Education Meeting

& Reorganization Meeting

HMHS Library


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8a – Mass


10a to 12n – Indian King Tavern

Museum






1p – Al-Anon



Museum


1:30p – 65 Club

6p – Al-Anon





Bible Church

7p to 9p – Open Mic, Saxbys


Anonymous , Grace Church

Sierra Club

The West Jersey

Sierra Club will hold

its general meeting on

Wed Jan 8 at 7:30pm at

Friends Meeting House,

47 Friends Ave. Meredith

Brown of the NJ Tree

Foundation will give an

update on the spring

and fall 2019 seasons, as

well as what’s ahead for

spring 2020. Questions?

Call Gina at 856-848-8831.


2 Saturday 4


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8a – Mass



Center



Museum


Reading Room


Grace Church





Historical Society


Museum


Gallery and offices open


Saxbys

WHAT’S ON TODAY

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10:30a to 11a – Family Storytime

Public Library (children ages 0 to 6)


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Methodist Church

Scout Room


Tavern Museum


Grace Church


5p – Mass


5p – Communion

Methodist Church



The First Baptist Church

of Haddonfield

cordially invites you to

Winter Classic

featuring solo pianist

Irina Nenartovich.

SUNDAY, JANUARY 12 at 4pm

A Meet-the-Artist Reception

will follow.

$10 donation per adult appreciated

124 Kings Highway East

856-429-2326

www.FirstBaptistHaddonfield.org



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HADDONFIELD POST 38

Our Centennial Year was a Great Success!

2019 was a big year for The American Legion and for Haddonfield Post 38. We

celebrated our centenary!

Nationally, the Legion focused not only on its founding, in Paris in the aftermath of

the Great War, but also on its extraordinary range of accomplishments during the ten

decades since. The basis for its mission? The FOUR PILLARS of service: Veterans

Affairs & Rehabilitation, National Security, Americanism, and Children & Youth.

In June 1919, a group of Haddonfield veterans petitioned the new national body to

charter a post in Haddonfield. (More than 300 local men and women had served in

the armed forces during the war.) A temporary charter was issued on JULY 23, 1919,

designating Haddonfield Post 38 in New Jersey.

This year, we enjoyed each other’s company at our STEAK DINNER MEETING in

January, the ANNUAL PICNIC in August, and the HAM & SWEET POTATO DINNER

in October. The LAST MAN’S DINNER in April provided not only an opportunity to

“eat, drink, and be merry” (as the Charter commands), but also to “pay fitting tribute

to our departed comrades” (ditto). As usual, it was very well attended.

We placed AMERICAN FLAGS on veterans’ graves in Haddonfield cemeteries

in advance of Memorial Day and Veterans Day. Members visited the Middle School

in November to share PERSONAL EXPERIENCES with students, and explain why

“Freedom is not Free.” We organized the PARADE and SERVICE on Memorial Day,

and sponsored a REMEMBRANCE PROGRAM at the High School on Veterans Day.

In May, the 5K RUN & 1-MILE WALK raised more than $15,000 for Veterans

Haven South, a transitional housing program for homeless veterans. The Post

sent 19 high school students to Boys State and Girls State in June, enabling them

to learn how state and federal governments work, and about the privileges and

responsibilities of citizenship. The annual COLORING CONTEST for Middle School

students also focused on themes related to Americanism.

Members provided a color guard for FLAG DAY,

proudly led the INDEPENDENCE DAY PARADE

on July 4, and distributed flags at those events and

during FALL FESTIVAL. In November, the Borough

Commissioners honored Post 38 with a proclamation

to recognize WORLD WAR II VETERANS

REMEMBRANCE MONTH. We wrapped up the

Centennial Year on December 21, at the RONALD

BOND DUALS wrestling tournament at HMHS.

Mission accomplished. “BREAK RANKS!”

Tom Reilly and Al Peak received the

Borough’s WWII proclamation.

● Post 38 meets on the second Monday of each month at 129 Veterans Lane, Haddonfield. All honorably discharged

and current members of the U.S. Armed Forces are welcome. To learn more about the Post, membership, and

programs, please visit www.HaddonfieldPost38.org.

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Lessons and carols Sun Dec 22

Lutheran Church of Our Savior will celebrate

“Peace Came to Earth: a Service of Lessons and

Carols” on Sun Dec 22 at 10:30am.

All are welcome to get into the Christmas spirit

with this annual service centered around hope,

peace and light. This popular service will feature

seasonal readings and music with choirs, orchestra

and organ. You are invited to join in on popular

carols such as “The First Nowell,” “O Come All Ye

Faithful,” and more.

The church is at 204 Wayne Ave. Regular Sunday

services are at 8 and 10:30am (traditional), and

9:15am (contemporary).

Moms’ club

The MOMS Club®

is a designed for stayat-home

mothers in

Haddonfield and nearby

towns. They offer weekly

playgroup meet-ups,

service projects, moms

night out, a cooking club

and book club. For more

information, or to join,

email prezchmoms@

gmail.com or see their

Facebook page.

Connect

with UNDER

CONSTRUCT-

ION

BUILDERS.

Scan the QR

code:

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Nominations open for Citizen of the Year 2020

The Annual Mayor’s Breakfast, hosted by the Haddonfield Lions Club, will be

held on Sat Jan 18 at the First Presbyterian Church, 20 Kings Hwy E. The event

will begin at 9am. Tickets are $10 and will be available at the door.

Mayor Neal Rochford will deliver the annual State of the Borough Address

and also present the Citizen of the Year award, which recognizes an

outstanding member of the Haddonfield community.

The winner is selected by the Citizen of the Year Committee, which is

comprised of a group of Haddonfield community members. Nominations are

now being accepted. The deadline is Tue Dec 31.

Many outstanding community members have been nominated previously,

and the committee is happy to consider both former and new nominees.

However, nominations must be current and include the 2020 Nomination Form

as a cover sheet, together with one or more statements by those making the

recommendation. All nominees must be Haddonfield residents.

A nomination form can be downloaded by visiting the Haddonfield Lions

Club website and clicking on the Citizen of the Year link (or scan the QR

code n). Forms are also available at the Haddonfield Information Center or

by contacting the Citizen of the Year committee chair, Jack Tarditi, at jtarditi@

connerstrong.com. A list of previous Citizen of the Year winners is also on the

website.

At the Mayor’s Breakfast, the Lions will be collecting eyeglasses, hearing aids

and cell phones for recycling. Again this year, the Club will also collect nonperishable

food items for the Food Pantry at the John D. Young Memorial Blind

Center in Absecon.

The Haddonfield Lions Club is a service organization that supports

community events and activities and provides assistance to those in need

including people with sight-related problems, locally and globally. Lions Club

International is the largest service organization in the world.

NOMINA-

TION

FORM

Scan the QR

code:

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Six Seatings on New Year’s Eve!

4 N. White Horse Pike

(corner of Route 30 and Linden Ave)

Lindenwold NJ

seafood : steak

open 7 days

lunch : dinner

856-795-0888

www.thelittletuna.com reservations: www.opentable.com

ZAGATRATED



Check out a museum pass

The Haddonfield Public Library offers a pass program for area museums and

other cultural facilities, generously funded by the Friends of the Library.

Adult cardholders in good standing can check out a pass for free admission

to the following facilities:

• Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University, African American Museum

in Philadelphia, Battleship New Jersey, Camden Children’s Garden,

• Eastern State Penitentiary, Garden State Discovery Museum

• Grounds for Sculpture, Independence Seaport Museum, Morris Arboretum

• Museum of the American Revolution, National Liberty Museum

• Paws Discovery Farm, Penn Museum, Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts

Passes are loaned on a first-come, first-served basis to adult card holders

in good standing. The cardholder must be present at checkout. Returns must

made directly to Library staff. Fees apply for late, lost, or damaged cards.

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“ONE OF THE TOP THREE

MENSWEAR STORES”

IN NEWJERSEY.

’Twas the week before Christmas

... and all through the store,

The shoppers were searching for one present more.

The sweaters were stacked in their neat little rows,

Soon to be put into boxes, with bows.

The sport coats and trousers were lined up with glee,

All set to be bought and placed under the tree.

The ties showed their colors, each one looked so smart.

“I’d be a great gift!” I heard one impart.

The sales staff was tired. They’d been working like mad,

Picking out gifts to make everyone glad.

They tried to make sure each selection was right.

Then they wrapped every gift to look shiny and bright.

They gathered their strength, and with one week to go,

Extended their hours for late shopping – Ho! Ho!

We’ll be open each weekday from 10 until ?*

And weekends ’til 5.

So from all of us here, we wish you good cheer.

Happy shopping to all ... and a Happy New Year!

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‘Winter Classic’ piano recital Sun Jan 12

You are invited to the Winter Classic by Irina Nenartovich – a solo piano

performance at First Baptist Church of Haddonfield, Sun Jan 12 at 4pm. A

donation of $10 minimum per adult is appreciated.

Ms. Nenartovich studied at the Music School for Gifted Children of St.

Petersburg, Russia. She continued her musical education at the St. Petersburg

State Conservatory, where she earned a master’s degree in piano performance,

theory, and composition. Her performances have been well-received in Russia,

the United Kingdom, Germany, the U.S., and Canada.

Presently living in Cherry Hill, she is continuing her performance career

while also teaching, composing and compiling her original method books for

students. Ms. Nenartovich’s favorite répertoire includes works of Bach, Mozart,

Beethoven, Schubert, Chopin, Debussy, Bartok and Prokofiev. Meet the artist in

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Saturday, December 21, 2019

3:30 to 4:30pm – Confession • 5pm – Mass

Sunday, December 22

7:30am, 9am, 11am – Mass

CHRISTMAS EVE Tuesday, Dec 24

8am – Daily Mass

4pm – Mass in Church

4pm – Mass in School Gymnasium

6pm – Mass (Children’s Pageant)

9pm – Mass (Adult Choir)

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8am, 10am – Mass

Saturday, December 28

4 to 4:30pm – Confession • 5pm – Mass

Sunday, December 29

7:30am, 9am, 11am –

Feast of the Holy Family

Monday, December 30

8am – Daily Mass

NEW YEAR’S EVE Tuesday, Dec 31

8am – Daily Mass • 5pm – Mass

NEW YEAR’S DAY Wednesday, Jan 1

9am – Solemnity of Mary

Get smarter!

Registration is now

open for Winter and

Spring classes at Haddonfield

Adult School.

Register now to get your

first choices for fine

arts and crafts, interest

courses, “Night Out”

courses, and more. Kids’

classes are offered, too!

See haddonfield

adultschool.org or scan

the QR code n.

Winter tennis

The Haddonfield

Tennis Association will

be running a six-week

tennis program on

Tuesdays for children in

grades 1 to 7.

The program will be

held at the Tatem School

Gym--All Purpose Room.

The cost of the program

is $70.

The dates of the

program are Tue Jan 21

and 28; Feb 4, 11, and

25, and Mar 3. Class

times are: Grades 1 and

2, 4 to 5pm; Grades 3 to

7, 5 to 6pm.

Juniors are

encouraged to register

early, as space is limited.

The program is

directed by Mitch

Winkler. Mitch has been

tennis director for the

Haddonfield Tennis

Association for over 15

years.

In 2015, Mitch coached

Bishop Eustace Prep

School to the South

Jersey Non-Public A

Sectional Championship,

becoming the only high

school girls coach in

South Jersey history

to win a sectional

championship at two

different schools.

For additional

information, contact

Mitch at 856-428-8541,

or email mwinkler5@

verizon.net.



Youth concert

The Symphony in C

Youth Orchestra will

perform their Winter

Concert on Mon Jan

13 at 7:30pm at the

Methodist Church, 29

Warwick Rd. Admission

is free. The Youth

Orchestra serves more

than 40 students from

the region. Come and

hear these enthusiastic

aspiring artists!

Curtain up

on 2020!

Haddonfield Plays and

Players is a gathering of

dedicated individuals

who, since 1934, have

come together to

provide quality theater

at an affordable price to

a wide range of Delaware

Valley audiences.

Here are the main

stage shows for 2020:

• The Who’s Tommy,

Thu Jan 30 to Sat Feb 15

• Picnic, Thu May 7 to

Sat May 23

• Young Frankenstein,

Thu Jul 9 to Sat Aug 1

• The Bad Seed, Thu Oct

8 to Sat Oct 24, and

• Elf, Thu Dec 3 to Sat

Dec 19.

Special Programming

offered for 2020 is:

• Night at the Oscars, Fri

Mar 27 and Sat 28,

• Jukebox Cabaret, Fri

Apr 10 and Sat 11,

• 4th annual Night of

1,000 Plays, Fri Jun 12

and Sat 13,

• 24-Hour Play Festival,

Sat Aug 22, and

• Thanks for the

Memories: A Tribute to

the U.S.O., Fri Sep 11 and

Sat 12.

Tickets are available

for all performances at

haddonfieldplayers.com,

or scan the QR code n.

Train Show Fri Dec 20 thru Sun

The annual Christmas Train Show at Grace

Church returns Fri Dec 20 thru Sun 22 in the Parish

Hall. Stop by during Haddonfield’s Candlelight

Shopping, Fri Dec 20 from 6 to 9pm. The display

is also open on Sat Dec 21 from 10am to 3pm, and

Sun Dec 22 after the 8 and 9:30am worship services.

Admission is free.

In addition to the train display, there will be

an area where visitors can practice making Lego

structures. You are invited to bring canned goods

or non-perishable food donations to contribute to

the St. Paul’s Food Basket. The church is at 19 Kings

Hwy E.

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singing community that rehearses Monday nights,

the Greater South Jersey Chorus. Spring auditions

will take place Sat Jan 11 at Grace Church, 19 Kings

Hwy E (schedule at greatersouthjerseychorus.org,

or scan the QR code n.) There also will be an open

rehearsal with audition opportunities on Mon Jan

13 at 7pm. The Greater South Jersey Chorus brings

a culturally diverse, multilingual repertoire of music

to the region to delight audiences of all ages, with

music ranging from the 15th century to the present.

Auditions take place in January and August.

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toy Drive

The Haddonfield

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is accepting new,

unwrapped toys for

their annual Toys For

Tots drive! Please bring

toys to the Police lobby,

downstairs at Borough

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this holiday season extra

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What to read?

Would you like to hear

about the latest titles in

your favorite genres? Go

to Haddonfieldlibrary.

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newsletters. You can get

updates on the latest,

best books in Biography,

History, Mystery and

Suspense, Teen Reads,

Picture Books, and the

like. Find your next read

with the library’s help!

Project Poppy

The ladies of the

Haddon Fortnightly

Evening Membership

Department are making

poppies for Haddonfield

Project Poppy, a public

art installation starting

on Memorial Day 2020

and in place until

Independence Day 2020.

You can join local

volunteers who will

create 3,837 poppies,

which will cascade

from the left corner of

Haddonfield Memorial

High School to the

grounds of Veterans

Memorial Grove.

Each poppy will

symbolize a fallen

soldier from New Jersey

who served in World

War I. Sweeping from the

library roof to the front

of the lawn, its visual will

give pause and reflection

to all residents and

visitors.

Individuals, families,

schoolchildren,

community groups,

businesses and

supporters can donate

to this unique and

stunning project.

Request a Project Poppy

Kit for your classroom or

office.

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forum series: Shaping the future

The First Presbyterian Church announces a speaker series, “Shaping the

Future: Forum Exploring Today’s Issues from a Moral Perspective.” It begins

Wed Jan 8 from 7:30 to 9pm with Drew Harris, DPM, MPH, speaking on “The

Future of Healthcare.” Dr. Harris is a healthcare advocate, lecturer, consultant,

member of The Philadelphia Inquirer’s Health Advisory Panel, and assistant

professor at the Thomas Jefferson University College of Population Health.

On Wed Feb 12 at 7:30pm, the speaker will be Elaine Goodman, founder of

the National Alliance for Mental Illness NJ Law Enforcement Training Program,

speaking on “Mental Health and Gun Violence: Exposing the Myth.”

Future topics are Wed Mar 11, “Immigration Policy: Who are Our

Neighbors?” and Wed Apr 22, “Earth Day: What Does it Mean to be Stewards

of the Earth?” All forums will be held in the Sanctuary from 7:30 to 9pm. The

forum is presented by the Justice and Advocacy Committee of the church.

Tricia Sloan Dance Center

presents

A Treasured

Holiday

Tradition for

the Entire

Family!

FOUR

Performances!

• Friday,

December 20 at 7pm

• Saturday,

December 21

at 1pm and 5pm

Orchestra $32

Center Mezz $32

Mezzanine $26

Family Circle $25

• Sunday,

December 22

at 2pm

SCOTTISH RITE THEATER

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Museum





(Tonight: Fox Trot)


Grace Church Annex

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Grace Church, Performance Hall


Methodist Church

WORSHIP SERVICES

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TWO KEY QUESTIONS:

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Monday Tuesday 7

WHAT’S ON TODAY

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7p to 8p – Zumba

First day of class

Haddonfieldadultschool.org


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World of pure

imagination

Enter a world of

pure, chocolatecovered

imagination

at Haddonfield Plays

& Players with Willy

Wonka, Roald Dahl’s

timeless story of the

world-famous candyman

and his quest to find an

heir.

The delightful

musical is on stage at

Haddonfield Plays &

Players for two final

performances: Fri Dec

20 and Sat 21 at 8pm.

Friday is a Date Night

special, with tickets

for $10. Tickets for

Saturday’s show are $20.

To order tickets, scan

the QR code n. Tickets

are available online

until two hours before

showtime. Or buy tickets

at the door 30 minutes

before showtime.

Haddonfield Plays

& Players is at 957 E

Atlantic Ave. Since 1934,

its dedicated individuals

have come together to

provide quality theater

at an affordable price for

a variety of audiences,

while providing a

creative outlet for nonprofessionals

committed

to nonprofit theater.


Center


9:15a to 10a – Pilates

First Presbyterian Church Preschool

sueheindel@gmail.com; 428-6641







Historical Society


Baptist Church




Methodist Church

Canned goods?

The Mabel Kay

Senior Center is the

year-round official food

dropoff center for area

seniors in dire need.

Bring nonperishable,

unopened food to 24

Walnut St, Monday thru

Friday from 8:30am to

3:30pm, except holidays.

There’s a barrel just

inside the front door.

856-354-8789

Additions

Renovations

New

Construction

856.795.4550

Thomas B. Wagner

A R C H I T E C T

WHAT’S ON TODAY

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1p – Bridge


6p to 6:45p – Tai Chi

7p to 7:45p – Tuesday Pilates

8p to 9p – Yoga

First day of classes



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8a – Mass



9a to 12n – Commissioner Bezich

Open Office Hours

9:30a to 11:30a – Archives Center/

Research Library

Historical Society


10:30a to 11a – Little Listeners

(ages 3 to 6) Public Library

11:30a – Lite Aerobics


1p – Fun & Fitness 55+

Methodist Church, room 305

7p to 9:15p – Toastmasters


www.WagnerArchitect.com

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Course: History of modern wine

Haddonfield Public Library will offer a six-week

course, “The World History of Modern Wine,” Thu

Jan 16 thru Feb 20, from 1:30 to 3pm.

This course was first offered by Trinity University

online. Attendees will meet, watch the course

videos, and discuss the readings. Each module

includes short video lectures, guided readings, and

primary sources.

The course explores the growth of global wine

production and trade over the past three centuries.

You will explore key themes in wine history and

learn about the methods and resources that

historians use to understand the past.

The course is designed for both wine-lovers who

want to know more about their favorite beverage,

and for history-lovers who are curious about the

growing field of commodity history.

Topics include the “old” and “new” worlds of

wine, the changing nature of taste, and innovations

in wine quality. You will discuss the historical

development of appellation systems to classify

wine, as well as the importance of global trade in

creating the world’s distinctive wine regions.

Students will be given the tools and skills to

start researching the histories of their own favorite

wines. To register, scan the QR code n, or go to

haddonfieldlibrary.org. If you have questions, email

cdecampli@haddonfieldlibrary.org.

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TREES

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thru Sunday, December 22

Tue Wed Thu Fri: 5 to 8

Sat: 9 to 9 • Sun: 12 to 6

Proceeds benefit Little League, school scholarships,

town organizations, Y Camps, etc.


Wednesday

8

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7p to 8p – Fit 20-20-20

First day of class


7:30p – West Jersey Sierra Club

Friends Meeting House p11


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8a – Mass



Center



9:15a – Meeting for Worship


9:15a to 9:45a – Step Aerobics

9:45a to 10:30a – Sculpt & Tone



9:30a to 11:30a – Archives Center/

Research Library

Historical Society

10a to 12n , 1 to 4p – Indian King

Tavern Museum


12:15p – Rotary Club

Tavistock

1p – Line Dancing


1 to 1:30p – Afternoon

Adventures (ages 3 to 6); Library


Historical Society


4p to 5p – Tai Chi


6:30p – Cub Scouts

Baptist Church, Scout Room

6:45p – Nurses Recovery Group


7p – Prayer Gathering

Baptist Church

7:30p – Testimony Meeting



Presbyterian Church

8p – Alcoholics Anonymous for

Young Adults, Methodist Church


Thursday 9

WHAT’S ON TODAY

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6p to 7p – Thursday Junior Tennis

7p to 7:45p – Thursday Pilates

Classes begin



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8a – Mass


Caregiver

opportunities

Interfaith Caregivers

is always in need of new

volunteers to help the

organization facilitate

the independent living

of senior and disabled

neighbors in Haddonfield

and Haddon Heights.

The nonprofit group will

offer more opportunities

to get involved in the

new year.

To get started, come

to just one volunteer

orientation, held at the

offices at 20 Chestnut

St. Trainings will be

held at 2pm on the first

Monday of each month,

at 6:30pm on the second

Tuesday of each month,

and at 10am on the third

Wednesday each month.

More information can

be found at ifchaddons.

org.



Museum


10:30a to 11a – Toddler Time

Public Library (ages 2 to 4)





1p – Al-Anon



Museum


1:30p – 65 Club

6p – Al-Anon





Bible Church

7p to 9p – Open Mic, Saxbys


Anonymous , Grace Church

Pro Imports

Auto Service

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Library

Book Club

The Library Book Club

for adult readers meets

monthly nine times

throughout the year,

excluding June, August

and December.

The meetings take

place on Monday

evenings from 7 to

8:30pm.

Join them on Mon

Jan 27, when the topics

will be The Library Book

by Susan Orlean and A

Kind of Paradise by Amy

Tan. On Mon Feb 24,

the group will discuss If

Beale Street Could Talk

by James Baldwin.

New adult members

are always welcome.

For more information,

contact Kathleen

Metrick, kmetrick@

haddonfieldlibrary.org.

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Friday Saturday 11

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see “Every Friday” – below.

12n – Bingo


3:15p to 4:45p – Lego Club

Public Library (ages 5 and up

w/adult; register)


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Give input

The Haddonfield

Adult School is looking

for volunteers who

would like to contribute

their experience and

thoughts to the future of

the school. If you want

to help, please send

an email to director@

haddonfieldadultschool.

org. You will be

contacted by a member

of the current board.

“A Little Corner of Britain”

Offering a distinctive selection of British foods,

pub decor, and gifts for home and garden.

We carry the largest selection of British teas in

the region, and sweets, biscuits, jams and

cheeses from England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales.

Our store is filled with dozens of ideas for

those hard-to-buy-for men on your holiday list.

Can’t decide? Consider a gift certificate!

Check the UK BABY section of our store!

Quality apparel, toys, and accessories for

baby, infant, toddler.

English Gardener Gift Shop

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9:15a to 10a – Pilates




Museum


Reading Room


Grace Church





Historical Society


Museum


Gallery and offices open


Saxbys

123 Kings Hwy E, Haddonfield

856-354-5051

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9a to 9:45a – Fundamental Tennis

9:45a to 10:30a – Beginner Tennis

10:30a to 11:30a – Junior Tennis

11:30a to 12:15p – Beginner Golf

12:45p to 1:45p – Juniors Golf

Classes begin


10:30a to 11:30a – Kids’ Chess Club

Public Library (RSVP suggested) p7


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Tavern Museum


Grace Church


5p – Mass


5p – Communion

Methodist Church



Sidewalk Sale

Celebrate the start of

2020 with four days of

great specials and deals

during Haddonfield’s

9th Annual Winterfest

Sidewalk Sale, taking

place Thu Jan 23

through Sun 26. The sale

will be held both in-store

and outdoors – making

it a true ‘sidewalk’ sale

event.

Times for the Sidewalk

Sale vary by store hours.

Heating up

Haddonfield’s fine shops

and boutiques will be

exciting specials and

discounts throughout

the beautiful Downtown

business district along

Kings Highway and our

charming side streets.

With discounts from

25, 50, and even 75% off,

the Winterfest Sidewalk

Sale is an event you

won’t want to miss!





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Greenfield Hall Speakeasy for historical society

The Historical Society is marking the 100th anniversary of the start of

Prohibition with a special Greenfield Hall Speakeasy fundraiser on Sat Jan

25. Tickets are $60 and limited to 50 guests each at two seatings, 5 and 7pm.

Guests must be at least 21. The society will re-create the atmosphere of the

notorious secret cocktail parties of the time, with live music, delicious food,

and craft cocktails. To honor Haddonfield’s long history of temperance,

popular non-alcoholic drinks of the time also will be served.

Tickets can be bought online (scan the QR code n). You may drop off a

check during the Historical Society’s public hours (Monday, Wednesday, and

Friday between 1 and 4pm), or mail a check to 343 Kings Hwy E. Be sure to note

which seating you’re hoping to attend.

Sponsorships are available for this event. Contact the office for more

information: 856-429-7375, or email info@haddonfieldhistory.org.

Adults

$249

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SALES • RENTALS • REPAIRS • ACCESSORIES • LESSONS

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Learn to dance

Dance Haddonfield

brings the joy of

ballroom dancing to the

community, with lessons

given every Sunday

evening at the Grace

Church annex, 19 Kings

Hwy E.

Enjoy a social Sunday

evening of dancing,

eating and socializing

for an unbeatable

price. Dinner – catered

by a variety of local

establishments – is

included.

The floor heats up

with an intermediate

lesson from 6 to 7pm.

Beginner lessons are

from 7 to 8pm. Then,

from 8 to 10:30pm,

dancers show off their

skills during open

dancing.

For $10 ($9 for USA

Dance members, with

card) you can take the

beginner lesson and

remain on the dance

floor all evening. (Firsttime

participant? Your

next visit will be free.)

Those who attend the

intermediate lesson from

6 to 7pm pay $5 more.

Singles and couples are

welcome. They usually

have 50 to 100 people

dancing.

The dress code

is business casual:

No jeans, shorts, or

sneakers.

The Beginner Lesson

schedule is:

• Dec 22: Hustle

• Dec 29: Bolero

• Jan 5: Foxtrot

• Jan 12: Bachata

• Jan 19: West Coast

Swing

The Intermediate

Lesson schedule is:

• Dec 15: Argentine

Tango

• Dec 22 to Jan 26:

Rumba

• Feb 2 to Mar 8: Salsa

Saint Teresa of Calcutta Parish

CHRISTMAS EVE MASSES

Tuesday, December 24

4pm – St. John’s Church (Children’s Mass)

4:10pm – Good Shepherd School Cafeteria

(100 Lees Avenue, Collingswood)

5pm – Holy Saviour Church

6pm – St. John’s Church

Midnight – St. John’s Church

CHRISTMAS MORNING MASSES

Wednesday, December 25

8am – Holy Saviour Church

10am – Holy Saviour Church (celebrated

in American Sign Language for the Deaf Community)

10am – St. John’s Church

NEW YEAR’S EVE MASS

Tuesday, December 31

5pm – Holy Saviour Church

NEW YEAR’S DAY MASS

Wednesday, January 1

9am – St. John’s Church

ST. JOHN’S CHURCH

809 Park Avenue • Collingswood

HOLY SAVIOUR CHURCH

50 Emerald Avenue • Westmont

856-858-0298



• Addiction Treatment

• Substance Abuse

• Trauma Identifi cation

• Individual, Couples, and Family Therapy

Miriam Mundy Broderick

M.T.S., LCADC, CCS

9 Tanner Street (East Entrance, Suite 17)

Haddonfield NJ

856-520-8737 office • 609.502.7967 cell

First Presbyterian

Church of Haddonfield

Celebrate with Love,

Light & Music!

LLC

Christmas Eve

4 pm

Family Service

7:30 pm

Chapel Service

10 pm

Candlelight Service

20 Kings Highway • 856-429-1960

Pilates & more

The fall exercise

program sponsored

by First Presbyterian

Church Preschool is

running thru Dec 20,

and the winter-spring

program will run Mon

Jan 6 thru Wed Apr 8,

2020 (14 weeks).

You can join the

program at any time.

Exercise classes take

place in the church

preschool, 20 Kings Hwy

E. Offered are:

• Pilates – Mon

and Fri, 9:15 to 10a

– a progressive series

of exercises that

accommodate all fitness

levels to increase

strength, flexibility and

balance.

• Sculpt & Tone

– Wed, 9:45 to 10:30a

– group fitness using

non-aerobic strength

training, combining

effective exercises based

on weight training,

Pilates principles, and

calisthenics by the use

of tubes, bender balls,

and glides.

• Step Aerobics – Wed,

9:15 to 9:45a – a highintensity,

low impact

aerobic workout with

steps provided.

Prices are $98 for

14 classes, $189 for 28

classes, $273 for 42

classes, or $350 for 56

classes.

Registration forms

are available at First

Presbyterian Preschool,

or from Sue Heindel at

856-428-6641 or 609-238-

5468. Email sueheindel@

gmail.com. Checks

are payable to First

Presbyterian Preschool.

You can bring payment

to your first class, or

send registration and

payment to Sue Heindel,

147 Hawthorne Ave,

08033.


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internship opportunities

College students looking for real-life experience

in their field of study should contact Interfaith

Caregivers about summer internships. Work in a

non-profit business environment that provides

vital services to seniors and the disabled. Help

this community-based organization by working

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Haddonfield organizations and individuals

are invited to submit nominations

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The nomination form

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Lions Club website,

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Center in Kings

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DEADLINE: December 31

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La Leche

League

The La Leche

League of Haddonfield

invites all women

who are interested in

breastfeeding to attend

meetings on the third

Monday of the month at

7:30pm (next: Jan 20).

They offer motherto-mother

support and

encouragement and give

proven information on

breast-feeding. They

also provide a forum

for exchanging ideas on

parenting the nursing

baby.

Browse through their

lending library of

books on topics such as

pregnancy, childbirth,

breastfeeding, nutrition,

and parenting.

All meetings are held

at the First Presbyterian

Church, 20 Kings Hwy E,

in the Hospitality Center.

Parking is in the back,

accessible from Chestnut

Street. (No parking in

the Masonic Temple lot.)

Babies are welcome to

attend.

Enter the church on

the side by the Masonic

Temple. Take the steps

or elevator down to the

basement, turn right,

and walk straight to the

end of the hallway. The

Hospitality Center is on

the left.

For the next meeting,

Mon Jan 20, the topic

will be Advantages of

Breastfeeding.

The group, which

has been meeting in

Haddonfield for more

than 40 years, has a

website, lalecheleague

ofhaddonfield.blogspot.

com. They are also on

Facebook.

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Want to join the Haddonfield 65 Club, which offers collegiality, fun, guest

speakers, trips, and bonding? It’s easier than ever. A new online application has

been added at haddon65club.blogspot.com.

Male Haddonfield residents who are retired from their vocation, regardless

of age, are eligible for membership. Retired residents of nearby towns are

welcome to participate as guest members. The club offers bridge on Mondays,

trips on Tuesday, golf and pinochle on Wednesdays, guest speakers on

Thursdays, and bowling on Fridays. There are bus trips, service opportunities,

evening events, and spring and fall luncheons. The club welcomes prospective

members to sample the activities as a guest. Come at any time with a member.

You can also text or call membership: 609-206-6270. Let them know your

interests and they will suggest times, dates, and locations. The club has been

meeting since 1955 at 110 Rhoads Ave. More than 160 members participate.

MARE

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MONTE

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101 during business

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witness your signing the

document, and stamp it.

Ellis Churchill at Fortnightly

On Tue Jan 14 at 7:30pm, the Haddon Fortnightly

Evening Membership Department will host Buntzie

Ellis Churchill, former President of the World

Affairs Council of Philadelphia, at the Fortnightly

Clubhouse, 301 Kings Hwy E.

Ms. Churchill will speak about her years

as President of the World Affairs Council, an

organization dedicated to informing and engaging

people of all ages on matters of national and

international significance. Ms. Churchill’s many

experiences as an author, talk-show host and tour

guide to 60 countries lend themselves to a very

interesting and informative conversation.

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Small business, individual.

Annuities (fixed, variable).

Member, AICPA.

101 Windsor Ave, Haddonfield

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CLEANING

Covenant Cleaning

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cleaning since 1995.

Lowest prices in town!

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Affordable. Fully insured.

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GUTTER SERVICES

CLEAN SWEEP

Gutter cleaning and repairs.

Chimney repairs and relining.

Animal removal. Duct cleaning.

856-354-0675 856-546-4606

Harry Haeffner III

NJ Licence 13VHO3054600

PEST CONTROL

SAFEGUARD SERVICES

TERMITE & PEST CONTROL

Full-service pest management.

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SafeGuardPestNJ.com

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APPLIANCE REPAIR

CONTRACTORS

INSURANCE

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Washers, dryers, dishwashers,

refrigerators, air conditioners,

gas heaters, humidifiers,

ovens, microwaves, etc.

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856-667-7797

CEDAR TREE

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New construction. Additions.

Kitchens. Bathrooms.

cedartreeconstructionnj.com

609-504-6949

NJ Lic. 13VH08754900

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

BRADFORD CROUCH

PLUMBING & HEATING LLC

All plumbing installations and

repairs. Bathroom remodeling.

bradfordcrouchplumbing.com

856-616-8190

Master Plumber Licence 10899

Home Improvement Licence 13VH01056600

ARCHITECTS

CONTRACTORS

JEWELERS

PRINTING, COPYING

JAY REINERT LLC AIA

New Construction.

Additions.

Renovations.

Local references.

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NUSS CONSTRUCTION CO

Family owned & operated.

Design & build. Additions.

Roofs. Kitchens. Bathrooms.

Celebrating 50 years.

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HADDONFIELD

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For women and men.

For all occasions.

Custom designs. Repairs.

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PROFESSIONAL

PRINTING SERVICES

116 Haddon Avenue

next to TD Bank

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ARCHITECTS

CONTRACTORS

LAWN & LANDSCAPE

REAL ESTATE

THOMAS B. WAGNER

Additions.

Renovations.

New Construction.

wagnerarchitect.com

856 795-4550

UNDER CONSTRUCTION

BUILDERS LLC

Design & build. Kitchens.

Additions. Renovations.

Local references available.

856-354-0831

NJ Lic. 13VH00566000

AERATE AND SEED

LEAF CLEAN UPS

GUTTER CLEANING

3D’S

LAWN SERVICE

&

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

DUCT SERVICES

LAWN & LANDSCAPE

REAL ESTATE

GROVE AUTO SERVICE

Foreign and domestic.

ASE master technicians.

75 Grove Street, Haddonfield.

856-616-8140

Jim or John

CLEAN SWEEP

Duct cleaning. Gutter cleaning

and repairs. Chimney repairs

and relining. Animal removal.

856-354-0675 856-546-4606

Harry Haeffner III

NJ Licence 13VHO3054600

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

BALLROOM DANCING

ELECTRICIANS

LAWN & LANDSCAPE

ROOFING

DANCE HADDONFIELD

Swing! Latin! Ballroom!

Sundays at Grace Church.

Intermediate Lesson: 6 – 7pm.

Beginner: 7 – 8pm.

Social dancing to 10:30pm.

dancehaddonfield.org

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

LANDSCAPE RESCUE

All your lawn and landscape

needs. Haddonfield-based.

All work done by Evans Kasse,

the owner. We care ... and it

shows in our work!

609-206-5558

BEHR BUILDING

SERVICES LLC

Commercial and residential

roofing, gutters,

Haddonfield.

behrroofing.com

856-281-9738

BATHTUB REFINISHING

FITNESS TRAINING

MUSIC LESSONS

TANK REMOVAL

ADVANCED RESURFACING

Quality workmanship.

26 years’ experience in

tub and tile refinishing.

856-854-6350

Steve

KETTLE BELLE

Move well. Move often.

Look great! Functional

bodyweight training.

332 Haddon Ave, Westmont

kettlebelle.org

856-938-6415

GUITARS & VIOLINS

BY MITCHELL

Lessons for all ages on guitar,

ukulele, violin. Sales. Rentals.

Repairs. Accessories.

Open 7 days.

856-216-9299

Moore’s Tank Services INC

Residential oil tank

removals and installations.

Free estimates.

NJDEP-certified.

856 662-2002

Jim Moore

CHIROPRACTORS

FUNERAL SERVICES

PAINTERS

WRITING SERVICES

DR. SHARI SALUCK

Children and adults.

Sports injuries, accidents,

and general wellness.

212 Haddon Ave, Haddonfield

drsharisaluck.com

856-354-5090

Kain-Murphy

Elegence. Dignity. Comfort.

Since 1910.

15 West End Avenue

856-429-1945

Pamela D. Powers, Manager

NJ Licence 4237

PRESTIGE

Painting: exterior and interior.

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