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The mobile-friendly, biweekly, community calendar for Haddonfield NJ • February 7 to 21, 2020 • #065

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Haddonfield Today

is a calendar of community

events, mailed free to homes

and businesses every two

weeks and available at various

locations around the town.

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Features

• What’s On the Market 15

• What’s Off the Market 32

• The Word on the Street 3

• The Yellow Pages 39

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• Back Issue Links 35

• Masthead, Notices 34

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of Issue #64 should have been

Jan 24 to Feb 7. Wea culpa.

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The Word on the Street

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Despite the mild winter

– so far – many feel the urge

to get away.

Where would you rather

be right now? And why?

“Well, my daughter

just gave birth to

a baby girl,” says

Haddonfield’s DAVE

PODGOR, “so right

now I’d rather be in

Boston.”

“I should probably

say ‘Scotland,’

because my son’s in

college there,” says

NANCY DeLAURA

of Haddonfield. “But

I’d rather he join me

in Florence, Italy.”

Why? “Pasta and red

wine!”

COURTNEY GARRO

of Collingswood

would love to be in

Bermuda. “I have

family there and I’ve

been there multiple

times.” But not since

2003, she says, “so

it’s time for another

trip.”

“I’d probably

escape to the cold,

in Canada,” says

ROBIN MORROW

of Haddonfield.

Why? “Because I

love to ski, and I’ve

always wanted to ski

Whistler.”

The Air Force sent

STEVE COLLINS of

Gloucester City to

Guam 35 years ago.

“I was an aircraft

mechanic, working

on B52s,” he says. “I’d

like to go back to see

what’s changed and

what’s the same.”

Haddonfield’s

MARYANN

CAMPLING spent

time in Tuscany

20 years ago,

and would love

to go back. “The

countryside is just so

beautiful. It’s idyllic.”

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GALentine Chocolate Crawl Downtown

‘I Heart Haddonfield’ – two days of Valentine’s Day-themed celebrations

– commences with the second annual GALentine Chocolate Crawl, Thu Feb

13 from 5 to 9pm. Grab your gal pals for a night of shopping and chocolate

Downtown!

Participating merchants along Kings Highway and the charming sidestreets

such as Mechanic, Ellis, and Tanner Streets, Haddon Avenue, and Kings

Court, will offer all sorts of mouth-watering chocolate treats to shoppers

who visit during the Crawl. Shoppers making purchases can enter to win a

$200 townwide gift certificate. Proofs of purchases from any or all Downtown

Haddonfield businesses made on Thu Feb 13 between 5 and 9pm must be

presented in person or mailed to the Haddonfield Information Center, located

at 2 Kings Court, from Thu Feb 13 thru Sun Feb 23. The winner of the gift

certificate will be announced on Sun Feb 23.

Valentine’s Day at the Open Heart sculpture

‘I Heart Haddonfield’ – two days of Valentine’s Day-themed celebrations

– continues on Fri Feb 14 at the “Open Heart” sculpture at Kings Court. From

5 to 9pm, officiants will be onsite for couples interested in renewing their

vows, getting married (official NJ documents required), getting engaged, or

making partnership commitments. Couples will receive flowers, chocolates

and official signed certificates. Enjoy live music under romantic pink lighting,

and be entered into a drawing for prizes including dinners from Denim

and Mare Monte and goodies from King’s Road Brewing Company. Share

your best selfies during this celebration. Post on Facebook, Instagram and

Twitter tagging @host08033 and use the hashtags #IHeartHaddonfield and

#DowntownHaddonfield. Everyone can take pictures at “Open Heart” and post

– parents with babies, school friends, pet friends, anyone you love. Scan the

QR code n and reserve your spot to be one of at least 20 couples celebrating.

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Sunday 9

WHAT’S

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ON TODAY

For recurring events,

see “Every Sunday” – below.

2p – The Who’s Tommy

Haddonfield Plays & Players 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 5p – Public Library

6p to 7p – Intermediate Dance

Lesson (Tonight: Salsa)

7p to 8p – Beginner Dance Lesson

(Tonight: Samba)

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

8a & 10a – Mass

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

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 – Reflection Worship

10:30a – Sunday School

Mount Olivet Baptist Church



Methodist Church

8a & 10:30a – Traditional Worship


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Monday 10 Tuesday 11

WHAT’S ON TODAY

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see “Every Monday” – below.

1p to 2:30p – Crafternoon

with Joan: Heart Wreaths

Public Library (register)

7:30p – General Business

Meeting

Post 38 American Legion

EVERY MONDAY (or most)

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8a – Mass


8:30a to 3:30p – Mabel Kay Senior

Center

8:30a to 4:30p – Borough Hall

9:15a to 10a – Pilates

Presbyterian Church Preschool

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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


7:30p – Boy Scouts Troop 65

Methodist Church

WHAT’S

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ON TODAY


see “Every Tuesday” – below.

1p – Bingo


1p to 3p – Aphasia

Communication Group

(RSVP gszabo@adleraphasiacenter.

org, 201-785-7089)

Presbyterian Church

3:30p to 4p – Valentine Toddler

Art Project

Public Library (ages 3 to 5; register)

3:30p to 4:30p – Makerspace

Public Library (ages 7 to adult;

register)

6:30p – Interfaith Caregivers

Orientation

p26

6:30p – Commissioners’ Work

Session

Borough Hall, room 101

7:30p – Board of Commissioners


7:30p – Haddon Fortnightly

Evening Membership Division

Joan Balderstone, Distributing

Dignity

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Traditional Jazz in the Delaware Valley

Paris

Washboard

EVERY TUESDAY (or most)

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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

Lutheran Church, Parish Hall

Keeping Early Jazz Alive

‘Roman

Holiday’ movie

The Public Library will

show Roman Holiday on

Thu Feb 27 at 6:30pm,

with an introduction by

Martin Novelli. Scan the

QR code n to register

for this romantic movie,

chosen via Facebook

page poll. Look for a

monthly vote and help

choose the next film.

The trad jazz of renowned Paris Washboard

is inspired by the sounds of Paris bistros in the

’20s and ’30s.” A rare U.S. appearance, and a

debut at Tri-State Jazz Society. Don’t miss it!

Sunday, February 23, 2020

2pm to 4:30pm

Haddonfield United Methodist Church

29 Warwick Road, Haddonfield NJ

• $20 general admission.

• $10 members.

• Pay at door.

• No reservations.

• Dancing welcome!

www.tristatejazz.org • 856-720-0232

This concert has been made possible by

funds from the Camden County Cultural

and Heritage Commission, a partner of

the New Jersey State Council on the Arts.

REGISTER

FOR

FILM

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#065 • FEBRUARY 7 TO 21, 2020

Suffrage 2020

On August 18, 1920,

the 19th amendment

gave women the right

to vote. During this

centennial year of

Women’s Suffrage, the

Indian King Tavern

Museum is honoring

those strong women

who predated the

amendment, but who

found ways to be

revolutionary in their

own way. Please join the

Friends of the Indian

King Tavern for some, or

all, of these programs:

On Sat Feb 15

from 2 to 3pm, hear a

presentation from Oney

Judge, portrayed by Alex

Ford of the American

Historical Theatre. Judge

was a slave of President

and Lady Washington

in Philadelphia. In

1796, she learned

that Mrs. Washington

planned to give her

to her granddaughter

as a wedding present.

Judge then fled to New

Hampshire, remaining

a fugitive slave for 52

years. Come and learn

about her journey to

freedom.

Future presentations

in this series will be

Revolutionary Era

patriot and poet Annis

Boudinot Stockton,

portrayed by Kim

Hanley, on Sat Apr

18; and Betsy Ross,

portrayed by Carol

Spacht, on Sat Oct 17.

The Indian King

Tavern Museum, 233

Kings Hwy E, is open

Wednesday thru

Saturday from 10am to

12 and 1 to 4pm, and

Sundays from 1 to 4pm.

The museum is New

Jersey’s first state-owned

historic site.

856-429-6792

Wednesday

12

WHAT’S

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ON TODAY


see “Every Wednesday” – below.

1p – Bridge


2p to 3p – Social Media Hour

Public Library

3p to 9p – Dine & Donate for

American Legion Post 38

Passariello’s, 119 Kings Hwy E p12

6p to 7p – Hands-on with Virtual

Reality

Public Library (tweens to adult;

register)

7p – Republican Club

Borough Hall, room 102 p29

7:30p – Mental Health and Gun

Violence: Exposing the Myth

Presbyterian Church

p35

EVERY WEDNESDAY (or most)

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8a – Mass



Center

9a – Overeaters Anonymous


9:15a – Meeting for Worship


9:15a to 9:45a – Step Aerobics

9:45a to 10:30a – Sculpt & Tone




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)

Public Library


Historical Society

1p to 5p – Markeim Arts Center

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

Dine & donate

Join the Historical

Society of Haddonfield

on Wed Feb 19, 5 to

10pm, for a Dine and

Donate fundraiser at

P. J. Whelihan’s Pub &

Restaurant. Whether

dining in or taking out,

15 percent of your meal

charge be donated. Just

let your server know,

and place your final

receipt in the bucket.

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Thursday 13

WHAT’S

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ON TODAY


see “Every Thursday” – below.

1:30p to 3p – World History of

Modern Wine


p8

3:30p to 4:30p – Valentine Canvas

Painting with Paint a Treasure


5p to 9p – GALentine Chocolate

Crawl

Downtown Haddonfield p4


Haddonfield Garden Club

PJ Whelihan’s

p9



EVERY THURSDAY (or most)

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8a – Mass


9a to 12n – Art Workplace


10a to 12n – Indian King Tavern

Museum


10:30a to 11a – Toddler Time

Public Library (ages 2 to 4)



12n – Alcoholics Anonymous

Baptist Church, Boardroom

1p – Al-Anon

Presbyterian Church, Youth Lounge

1p to 4p – Art Workplace



Museum


1:30p – 65 Club

6p – Al-Anon


6:15p – Lions Club

1st 3rd Thu at Tavistock

7p to 9p – Open Mic

Saxbys

8:30p to 11p – Alcoholics

Anonymous

Grace Church

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Course: History of modern wine

Haddonfield Public Library offers a six-week

course, “The World History of Modern Wine,”

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

This course was first offered by Trinity University

online. Attendees 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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#065 • FEBRUARY 7 TO 21, 2020

Internet safety

The Haddonfield

Police Department,

in conjunction with

the Camden County

Prosecutor’s Office,

will give an Internet

Safety Seminar for

parents on Wed Feb 19

at the Middle School.

The program begins at

7pm. Students will have

attended the seminar in

school that day.

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Friday 14 Saturday 15

WHAT’S

____________________

ON TODAY


see “Every Friday” – below.

11:30a – Valentine Luncheon

Haddon Fortnightly

p30

12n – Senior Program:

Valentine’s Day


5p to 9p – Valentine’s Day

Celebration at “Open Heart”

Kings Court

p4



EVERY FRIDAY (or most)

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8a – Mass



Center





10a to 12n, 1p to 4p – Indian King

Tavern Museum

10a to 4p – Christian Science

Reading Room

10a to 4p – Thrift Shop

Grace Church


12:15p to 1:30p – Kiwanis Club

Tavistock Country Club


Historical Society


Gallery and offices open

7p to 9p – Music Showcase

Saxbys

Dine & donate

The Haddonfield

Garden Club invites

you to a Dine & Donate

event at PJ Whelihan’s,

700 Haddon Ave, on Thu

Feb 13 from 5 to 10pm.

Fifteen percent of your

bill, dine-in or takeout,

will support the club’s

efforts in beautifying

Kings Highway with

urn plantings, and with

various town gardens.

WHAT’S

____________________

ON TODAY


see “Every Saturday” – below.

10a to 12n – Knit Wits

Grace Church Parish House p24

2p to 3p – Oney Judge

Indian King Tavern Museum p7



EVERY SATURDAY (or most)

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Tavern Museum


Grace Church


10a to 2p – Information Center

Kings Court

5p – Mass


5p – Communion

Methodist Church

5:30p – Holy Communion: Rite II


Garden signup

Crows Woods

Gardens, Haddonfield’s

Community Garden, is

welcoming all prospective

gardeners to sign

up for the 2020 season.

New garden plots will be

assigned on a first-come,

first-served basis, says

garden president Paul

Schmeck. Applications

are available at

crowswoodsgardeners.

com and should be

received by Sun Mar

1. New members are

assigned a 10’ x 20’

plot for $60. Returning

members are charged

$60 annual dues per plot.

The annual winter

meeting is Thu Mar 5

at 7:30pm in the Crows

Woods Clubhouse. New

members are expected

to attend. Gardeners

must be Haddonfield

residents.

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#065 • FEBRUARY 7 TO 21, 2020

Distributing Dignity talk at Fortnightly Feb 11

Joan Balderstone, co-founder of Distributing Dignity, Inc., will discuss her

nonprofit organization at the February meeting of the Haddon Fortnightly

Evening Membership Department, Tue Feb 11 at 7:30pm at the Fortnightly

Clubhouse, 301 Kings Hwy E.

Distributing Dignity is a non-profit organization which enhances the

dignity of women in need by distributing feminine hygiene products and

undergarments. Distributing Dignity exists to help women in transition. For

some, this transition is immediate and short lived. For others, the transition

might take some time to complete. Distributing Dignity partners with 70 other

nonprofit organizations in 52 cities that service women in care who may be

aging out of foster care, seeking refuge from domestic violence or abuse,

struggling with life-altering illnesses, displaced by disaster, and homeless

veterans and teens.

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applicable licenses, as required by the states in which HFP conducts business, as applicable.

HFP provides individualized responses to persons in particular states only after complying with

all regulatory requirements, including any applicable state exemption or exclusion.

Rotary

Scholarships

Each year, the Rotary

Club of Haddonfield

Foundation provides

financial assistance to

accomplished students

with financial need in

Haddonfield and nearby

communities who are

planning to further their

education.

Since making its first

awards in 2002, the

Foundation has awarded

115 scholarships. It

is anticipated that six

academic and arts

scholarships, each

valued at $2,000, will be

awarded in May 2020.

Applications from

qualified students are

invited and must be

postmarked by Fri

Mar 13. Scan the QR

code n for details and

the application, or see

Mystery books

The Library’s Mystery

Book Club for adult

readers is all about

the great genre of

whodunits, detectives,

thrillers, and cozies.

It meets on the third

Tuesday of the month,

from 7 to 8pm. New

members are always

welcome.

The club next meets

on Tue Feb 18 to discuss

A Beautiful Blue Death by

Charles Finch. Then, on

Tue Mar 17, the club will

meet to discuss A Cold

Day for Murder by Dana

Stabenow.

For more information,

and for help getting

copies of the books,

contact Eric Zino: ezino@

haddonfieldlibrary.org.


#065 • FEBRUARY 7 TO 21, 2020

Donate & dine

Come to Passariello’s

on Wed Feb 12 from

3 to 9pm for a Dine &

Donate fundraiser for

Haddonfield American

Legion Post 38’s 5K

Run/Walk. The walk, to

be held Sat Apr 4, will

support Veterans Haven,

a transitional facility for

homeless/unemployed

veterans. Passariello’s is

at 119 Kings Hwy E.

Teams Work

for Good

Teams Work for

Good’s third annual

Winterfest fundraiser

is Sat Feb 22 from 7

to 11pm at Tavistock

Country Club.

Join them for a funfilled

and fabulous

evening with great

people, great food

and great music, all

for a great cause. The

event benefits Family

Services, the Cystic

Fibrosis Foundation, and

Grassroot Soccer.

Tickets are $35 for

teens, $100 for adults.

Scan the QR code n to

purchase.

This annual signature

fundraising event is

generously supported

by many committed

individuals, families,

businesses and

corporate sponsors who

help to support their

service work throughout

the year.

Teams Work for Good

Inc. was formed in 2016

as an independent

nonprofit organization.

They are a vehicle for

young adults to become

more responsible and

committed citizens by

helping them identify

need and effect positive

change for people and

communities.

WINTER-

FEST

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RESTAuRANT

WEEK INFO

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Haddonfield Restaurant Week opens Tue Mar 3

The first annual Restaurant Week – a celebration of food and beverage

in historic Downtown Haddonfield – will take place Tue Mar 3 thru Sun 8.

Participating restaurants will feature specials including two items for $20

and/or three items for $35. Food boutiques and King’s Road Brewing Company

will offer specials at the same price points, highlighting some of the best of

what Haddonfield has to offer. Participating food and beverage establishments,

so far, include: Animo Juice & Burrito, Denim BYOB, Duffy’s Fine Chocolates,

Gelato Dolceria, In the Kitchen Cooking School, King’s Road Brewing Company,

Little Hen, Mare Monte, Mecha Chocolate, Nicky B’s, Nocella’s Ristorante,

Sweet T’s Bakeshop, TÁL32 Bespoke Confectionary, The Custard Cart, Valente’s

Italian Specialties, and Verona Ristorante Italiano. Restaurant Week is brought

to you by the Haddonfield Food & Beverage Collective. For specials, see

haddonfieldrestaurantweek.com, or scan the QR code n. Phone 856-795-6574.


#065 • FEBRUARY 7 TO 21, 2020

Violinist in concert at Baptist church Sat Mar 7

First Baptist Church of Haddonfield invites the community to a concert Sat

Mar 7 at 7pm featuring violinist Ian Hipps and friends. Hipps is a notable young

artist of great versatility, performing as soloist, recitalist, chamber musician

and orchestral player. His experience includes three years with the Northern

Tier Symphony Orchestra of Pennsylvania as concertmaster. He has also

played alongside the Northeastern Pennsylvania Philharmonic and many other

orchestras in the Northeastern Pennsylvania region.

Hipps currently lives in Southern New Jersey, where he is pursuing his

bachelor’s degree of music in violin and viola performance at Rowan University.

A Meet-the-Artist Reception will take place after the performance. A

$10 per adult donation is appreciated. Students attend free. First Baptist

Church of Haddonfield is at 124 Kings Highway E; phone 856-429-2326,

firstbaptisthaddonfield.org; ianhipps.com. The church is on Facebook.

‘Classical

Valentine’

Hear Symphony in

C’s brilliant chamber

musicians and guests

in an intimate setting

with the Virtuosi Series.

Concerts are held in

the sancutary of the

Methodist Church, 29

Warwick Road.

Enjoy complimentary

refreshments and meet

the artists. Tickets, $25,

are available by scanning

the QR code n, or may

be bought at the door:

• Sun Feb 16 at 4pm:

“Classical Valentine,”

with violin, cello and

piano: Chopin, Piano

Trio in G minor, Op 8,

and Schubert: Piano Trio

No. 2, Op. 100.

• Sun Mar 29 at 4pm:

“A French Connection,”

with flute, viola and

harp. Debussy: Sonata

for Flute, Viola, and Harp

Jongen: Deux pieces en

trio for Flute, Viola, and

Harp, Op. 80

Ravel: Sonatine, arranged

for Flute, Viola, and Harp

by Skaila Kanga

Bizet: Selections from

Carmen and L’Arlesienne

Suites.

Symphony in C is one

of three professional

training orchestras

in the United States

preparing musicians and

conductors.

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Feb 18 from 9am to

4pm (9am to 12n for

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camp starts. A light

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students should bring

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Early drop-off and

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Paris Washboard in town

Paris Washboard, a French jazz group devoted to

the revival of traditional jazz, will perform a musical

repertoire from the 1920s and 1930s at their debut

concert for the Tri-State Jazz Society, Sun Feb 23,

2pm at the Methodist Church, 29 Warwick Road.

Their music is inspired by giants such as James

P. Johnson, Fats Waller, and Duke Ellington, and

includes original compositions. Parish Washboard’s

originality and unique sound emanates from just

four instruments: clarinet, trombone, piano, and

washboard. They bring something new to a jazz

style that originated in the earliest years of the

genre. According to organizers, Paris Washboard

is peerless in the traditional jazz world and has

experienced worldwide success since 1988.

The show is made possible by funds from the

Camden County Cultural & Heritage Commission

at Camden County College, a partner of the New

Jersey State Council on the Arts. Buy tickets at

the door only. Member admission is $10; general

admission is $20. If you start a new, first-time Tri-

State Jazz Society annual membership for $20 at the

door, you get free admission to this concert. Fulltime

students with ID and children accompanied

by a paying adult are free. Dancing is welcome at

all performances. Concerts are usually presented

monthly, alternating between Wallingford, PA and

Haddonfield. tristatejazz.org; 856-720-0232

Fashion show

“Rhythm and Blues”

will be the theme of the

Evening Membership

Department of the

Haddon Fortnightly’s

Annual Luncheon/

Fashion Show at

Woodcrest Country Club

on Sat Mar 7 at 11:30am.

Highlights of the

afternoon will include a

50:50 raffle, table prizes,

and Chinese auction

baskets with prizes and

gift certificates from

local merchants and

friends.

Fashions will be

provided by Jay West,

Joey’s Boutique, and

Melange in Haddonfield;

J. Jill at Garden

State Plaza; and Soft

Surroundings at The

Promenade. Tickets are

$50. To reserve, contact

Ann, 856-795-0460, or

agallagher@aol.com.


#065 • FEBRUARY 7 TO 21, 2020

‘Heart of Art’

The Markeim Arts

Center exhibition “The

Heart of Art” runs thru

Fri Mar 20. Artists

represent what they

love, as well as feelings

about love, in a variety

of media – paintings,

photography, textiles,

and sculpture. The

Markeim Arts Center, 104

Walnut St, is open Tue

thru Fri, 1 to 5pm.

Teen advisors

Teens can play an

active role in helping the

Public Library develop

programs by joining the

Teen Advisory Board,

open to those in grades

7 to 12 who live or go

to school in town. Their

monthly meeting is Wed

Feb 26, 6:30 to 7:30pm.

See haddonfieldlibrary.

org, or email cdecampli@

haddonfieldlibrary.org.

Knit Wits

Knitting 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

meeting is Sat Feb 15.

Come learn, or practice.

For more information,

contact Karen at 856-795-

6420.

#065 • FEBRUARY 7 TO 21, 2020

Sunday 16

WHAT’S

____________________

ON TODAY


see “Every Sunday” – below.

4p – “Classical Valentine”

Symphony in C Virtuosi Series

Methodist Church

p14

EVERY SUNDAY (or most)

____________________




Museum

1p to 5p – Public Library

6p to 7p – Intermediate Dance

Lesson (Tonight: Salsa)

7p to 8p – Beginner Dance Lesson

(Tonight: Polka)

8p to 10:30p – Social Dancing

Grace Church Annex

Dance Haddonfield


Grace Church, Performance Hall


Methodist Church

WORSHIP SERVICES

____________________

Bible Church

12n – Service at First Presbyterian

Church, Merchantville (temporarily)


8a & 10a – Mass

Dong San Presbyterian Church

(at First Presbyterian Church)

1p – Worship Service

First Asian Baptist Church

(at First Baptist Church)


First Baptist Church


11a – Traditional Worship

(Communion on first Sunday)





8:30a – Worship in Chapel





10a – Meeting for Worship


8a – Holy Communion: Rite I

9:30a – Choral & Family Communion

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

9:15a – Reflection Worship


Mount Olivet Baptist Church



Methodist Church

8a & 10:30a – Traditional Worship


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Monday 17 Tuesday 18

WHAT’S

____________________

ON TODAY


see “Every Monday” – below.

Presidents Day

Public Schools Closed

Public Library Closed

Borough Hall Closed

7:30p – LaLeche League

Presbyterian Church

p37

EVERY MONDAY (or most)

____________________



8a – Mass



Center





9:30a – Tai Chi for Seniors

Methodist Church, Fellowship Hall





Historical Society

7p – Boy Scouts Troop 64

Baptist Church

7p to 9p – Mah Jongg


7:30p – Boy Scouts Troop 65

Methodist Church

WHAT’S ON TODAY

____________________


see “Every Tuesday” – below.

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Public Schools Closed – teachers

only report

8a – Shade Tree Commission


9:15a – Senior Citizens

Commission


1p – Bridge


3:15p to 4:45p – Lego Club

Public Library (ages 5 and up with

adult; register)

6:30p – Commissioners’ Work

Session


7p to 8p – Mystery Book Club

Public Library

p11

7:30p – Zoning Board of

Adjustment

Borough Hall Auditorium

8p to 9p – Yoga classes begin

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#065 • FEBRUARY 7 TO 21, 2020

EVERY TUESDAY (or most)

____________________



8a – Mass



9a to 12n – Commissioner Bezich

Open Office Hours


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


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 is offering more opportunities to get involved.

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 the month, at 6:30pm on the second Tuesday

of the month (Tue Feb 11), and at 10am on the

third Wednesday of the month (Wed Feb 19). More

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Wednesday 19

WHAT’S

____________________

ON TODAY


see “Every Wednesday” – below.

10a – Interfaith Caregivers

Orientation

p26

2p to 3p – Apple® Hour

Public Library (adults)

3:30p to 4:15p – Puzzles and

Prizes



Historical Society

PJ Whelihan’s

p7

6p to 7p – Hands-on with Virtual

Reality

Public Library (tweens to adult;

register)

7p – Municipal Alliance


7p – Site Plan Review Committee


7p – Internet Safety Lecture

Middle School

p9

7:30p – Historic Preservation

Commission


EVERY WEDNESDAY (or most)

____________________



8a – Mass



Center

9a – Overeaters Anonymous


9:15a – Meeting for Worship


9:15a to 9:45a – Step Aerobics

9:45a to 10:30a – Sculpt & Tone




Research Library

Historical Society

10a to 12n , 1 to 4p – Indian King

Tavern Museum



Kings Court

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 20

WHAT’S

____________________

ON TODAY


see “Every Thursday” – below.

1:30p to 3p – World History of

Modern Wine


p8

6p to 7p – Junior Tennis classes

begin (ages 8 to 12)


7p – Board of Education Work

Session

HMHS Library

7p – Estate Planning Boot Camp


7p to 9p – Art of Wine

Markeim Arts Center

p33

7:30p – Human Relations

Commission


EVERY THURSDAY (or most)

____________________



8a – Mass


9a to 12n, 1p to 4p – Art Workplace


10a to 12n – Indian King Tavern

Museum


10:30a to 11a – Toddler Time

Public Library (ages 2 to 4)



12n – Alcoholics Anonymous

Baptist Church, Boardroom

1p – Al-Anon



Museum


1:30p – 65 Club

3p to 7p – Information Center

Kings Court

6p – Al-Anon


6:15p – Lions Club

1st 3rd Thu at Tavistock

7p to 9p – Open Mic, Saxbys

8:30p to 11p – Alcoholics

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#065 • FEBRUARY 7 TO 21, 2020

Tavern seeks Town Criers

The Indian King Tavern, where New Jersey

became a state in 1777 and now provides invaluable

educational programming as a museum, is

auditioning Town Criers for their annual Skirmish

between the British and the Colonists to be held Sat

Jun 6 throughout the streets of Haddonfield.

Often referred to as the social media of the 1700s,

Town Criers were a main form of communication of

important information to citizens. They made public

announcements in the streets and often dressed

elaborately, ringing a handbell as they shouted,

“Oyez, Oyez!” (“Hear Ye!”). The Town Criers will

play an important role on Sat Jun 6, when time will

be rolled back to the Revolutionary Era when the

Continental Rebels and the British Redcoats battle

with muskets along Kings Highway. The annual

Skirmish is hosted by the Friends of Indian King

Tavern, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.

In addition to the battle, the day’s activities will

include singing pirates, yelling contests, strolling

historical reenactors, Redcoats looting and

pillaging, music, food, giveaways and more.

Those interested in being a Town Crier should

contact Philip Zoebisch at pszoebisch@gmail.com.

If you would like to sponsor the event or a portion

of it, contact Skirmish Committee Chair, Joe Murphy

at jemurphy5730@gmail.com, or the Event Publicist

Kris Parsons at Kris@parsons-pr.com.

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A full-service copy and

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• Fax Service

• Lamination Services

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• Printing

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‘Tommy’ at

Plays & Players

Haddonfield Plays and

Players opened its 2020

season with The Who’s

Tommy, on stage thru

Sat Feb 15. Based on the

iconic 1969 rock concept

album, The Who’s

Tommy is an exhilarating

story of hope, healing

and the human spirit.

This five-time Tony

Award-winning musical

is a high-energy, one-ofa-kind

theatrical event.

The story of the pinballplaying,

deaf, dumb and

blind boy who triumphs

over adversity has

inspired, amazed and

puzzled audiences for

over 40 years.

Regular ticket price

is $20; less on Discount

Days. Scan the QR code

n for tickets. Remaining

showtimes are:

• Fri Feb 7 at 8pm

• Sat Feb 8 at 3pm

(Markdown Matinee,

$10)


• Sun Feb 9 at 2pm

• Thu Feb 13 at 8pm

(Mid-Week Special, $10)

• Fri Feb 14 at 8pm

(Date Night, $10)


Tickets are available

online until two hours

before showtime. Or buy

tickets at the door 30

minutes before.

GOP meets

The Haddonfield

Republican Club will

hold its next meeting

on Wed Feb 12 at 7pm

in room 102 of Borough

Hall. The club meets the

second Wednesday of

the month, except for

July and August. Dues

are $35 per year per

family. New members

are welcome.

21


Friday Saturday 22

WHAT’S

____________________

ON TODAY


see “Every Friday” – below.

12n – Senior Program: Scams


3:30p to 4:15p – Tween/Teen Book

Club

Public Library (ages 12 and over;

jbilodeau@haddonfieldlibrary.org)

6p to 10p– ChildrenSong 20th

Anniversary Dinner

Auletto’s, Deptford Twp. p35

EVERY FRIDAY (or most)

____________________



8a – Mass



Center





Tavern Museum

10a to 4p – Christian Science

Reading Room


Grace Church



Kings Court

12:15p to 1:30p – Kiwanis Club

Tavistock Country Club


Historical Society


Gallery and offices open

7p to 9p – Music Showcase

Saxbys

Perfect Press Discount Cleaners

Dry Cleaning Expert Alterations

WE DO SHOE

REPAIR!

WHAT’S

____________________

ON TODAY


see “Every Saturday” – below.

Winter Stuffed Animal Sleepover

Public Library (register; drop off

animal by 4:30p for pickup Monday)

First classes:

9a to 9:45a – Fundamental Tennis

(ages 4 to 6)

9:45a to 10:30a – Beginner Tennis

(ages 6 to 8)

10:30a to 11:30a – Junior Tennis

(ages 8 to 12)

11:30a to 12:15pm – Golf

Beginners (ages 4 to 9)

12:45p to 1:45p – Golf Juniors

(ages 9+)


7p to 11p – Teams Work for Good

Fundraiser

Tavistock

p12

EVERY SATURDAY (or most)

____________________




Tavern Museum


Kings Court


Grace Church


5p – Mass


5p – Communion

Methodist Church

5:30p – Holy Communion: Rite II


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#065 • FEBRUARY 7 TO 21, 2020

Valentine lunch

Get all shook up at the

the Haddon Fortnightly

Valentine Luncheon,

Fri Feb 14 at 11:30am

at the Clubhouse, 301

Kings Hwy E. An Elvis

impersonator will

perform while you enjoy

a menu inspired by The

King’s favorite foods. It’s

open to the public, and

tickets are $18. Call 856-

428-8895 to reserve.

Senior Game Day is Tue Feb 25

Lutheran Church of Our Savior’s monthly Senior

Game Day will be held Tue Feb 25 at 12n at the

church, 204 Wayne Ave.

Seniors are invited to attend and play bingo,

bridge, pinochle and other games in the Parish Hall.

Lunch is available for an annual one-time

donation of $15.

Those planning to attend are asked to contact the

church office at 856-429-5122, or call Peg Hartmann

at 856-745-2459.

Senior Game Day takes place the fourth Tuesday

of the month. All seniors are welcome to enjoy food,

fun and fellowship.

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Kettle Belle

Move well. Move often.

Look Great.

Nuts! It’s easy.

Have you ever seen

an unfit squirrel?

The First Baptist Church

of Haddonfield

cordially invites you to a

Violin Concert

“Ian Hipps & Friends”

“a notable young artist of great versatility”

SATURDAY, MAR 7 at 7pm

A Meet-the-Artist Reception

will follow.

$10 donation per adult appreciated.

Students free.

124 Kings Highway East

856-429-2326

www.FirstBaptistHaddonfield.org

Facebook: First Baptist Church of Haddonfield

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

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:

• Feb 9: Samba

• Feb 16: Polka

• Feb 23: Nightclub

Two-Step

• Mar 1: Merengue

The Intermediate

Lesson schedule is:

• Feb 9 to Mar 8: Salsa

• Mar 15 to Apr 19:

Viennese Waltz

Dance Haddonfield

is on the Web and on

Facebook.


Off the Market

#065 • FEBRUARY 7 TO 21, 2020

Address Seller Buyer Price

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43 Centre Street Jerome Evans Jason Avant $ 315,000

309 Farwood Road J Saitz & A Segal Elizabeth & Mark Niedringhaus $ 795,000

1115 Greenmount Road Daniel & Susan Rysz Robert & Lisa Gavranich $ 525,000

148 Hawthorne Avenue Sean & Devon Perry Steven & Megan Snyder $ 825,000

36 Linden Avenue Lynn Casper F Luciano & A Trzcienski $ 698,000

419 Mansfield Avenue Estate of Mary Gartland Michael & Melissa Raiken $ 395,000

161 Merion Avenue James & Loretta Spotila Gregory & Jennifer Noonan $ 677,000

816 Princeton Avenue Gerald & Beverly Rowan Justin & Kerri Britton $ 574,000

247 West Summit Avenue Samuel & Pamela Verzella Colin & Dana Morgan $ 739,000

175 Tavistock Lane Estate of Maria Notaro Cheri Bonvardo $ 570,000

412 Washington Avenue John & Barbara Tarditi Rachel & Brian Jankowitz $ 860,000

450 Westminster Avenue Gary & Larissa Crompton Justin & Kristie DiGaetano $ 1,355,000

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‘Hello, Dolly’ on HMHS stage

The Haddonfield Memorial High School Drama

Club will present the beloved classic Hello, Dolly!

Fri Mar 6 thru Sat 14, featuring a cast and crew of

more than 80 students.

Hello, Dolly! is based on Thornton Wilder’s play

The Matchmaker and features music and lyrics by

Jerry Herman and a book by Michael Stewart. It is

the story of turn-of-the-century matchmaker Dolly

Gallagher Levi, who, after arranging relationships

for others, decides to have an adventure of her own.

This blockbuster Broadway hit dazzles with

humor, romance, and some of the most glorious

songs in musical theatre history, including “Put On

Your Sunday Clothes,” “Before the Parade Passes

By,” and the title song, “Hello, Dolly!”

“This is such a joyful, fun, innocent, and

entertaining show,” said director Matt DiDonato.

“Hello, Dolly! shows us that life can be full of

wonderful surprises if we’re willing to take a chance.

I hope audiences will enjoy the show as much as we

have enjoyed preparing it for the stage.”

Evening performances are Fri Mar 6, Sat 7, Fri 13,

and Sat 14 at 7:30pm, and a matinee performance

is Sun Mar 8 at 2pm. Tickets cost $12, with a

discounted rate of $10 for students and seniors.

Tickets may be purchased at the door, or in advance

in the main office during school hours.

Art of Wine

Art of Wine classes at

the Markeim Arts Center

offer a multi-sensory

experience. Attendees

learn to taste, identify

and experience the

appearance, finish and

fragrance of up to five

wines during each class,

along with specifically

paired cheeses and

charcuterie.

Classes, $35 each, are

held on Thursdays from

7 to 9pm: Thu Feb 20,

Mar 19 and Apr16.

Students must be 21

years of age to attend,

and classes are not

eligible for Markeim

membership discounts.

To register, scan the QR

code n.

The instructor is

Dave Bentley, regional

manager for Empson

USA, a Wine Importer

and Wholesaler.

For updates,

and to read

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January 23, 2020

William “Bill” P. Nickerson, 69

January 9, 2020

Constance “Connie” DiMedio, 95

January 1, 2020

Patricia A. Eastwick, 91

December 20, 2019

Thomas Allen Padgett, 97

December 13, 2019

Mary Louise Blake, 79

December 2, 2019

Elegance. Dignity. Comfort.

Since 1910.

FUNERAL SERVICES

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fundraising

The Haddonfield

Garden Club has

undertaken a twoyear

project to place

a Blue Star Memorial

Highway marker on

Kings Highway, in front

of Borough Hall, by

Memorial Day, May 25.

This marker will be

the first in Camden

County. It will serve

as a tribute to US

servicemen and women

of the past, present

and future. Funding is

sought for procuring

the marker, installation

and landscaping, and

continued maintenance.

Donations are taxdeductible.

Send

checks, payable to the

Haddonfield Garden

Club, to Jeanette Leeds,

450 Elm Avenue, 08033.

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Meet Board of Ed

Public Safety Talk

Cash Mob

Pinball Wizard

Alcohol & History

Soup’s On!

Heart of Art





Piano Recital

Youth Orchestra

Garden Club

Mayor’s Breakfast

Energy Summit

Sidewalk Sale

Speakeasy Soirée





‘Longest Night’

‘Willy Wonka’

Shop by Candlelight

Beginner Bolero

Sierra Club

Healthcare’s Future

Piano Recital





Handbells Ring!

Chorus: ‘Gloria’

‘Willy Wonka’

Train Show

Shop by Candlelight

Light the Menorah

‘Longest Night’





Shop by Candlelight

Chorale: ‘Messiah’

ChildrenSong: ‘Noel’

Holiday House Tour

Live Nativity

Chorus: ‘Gloria’

‘Willy Wonka’





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Series: Shaping the future

The First Presbyterian Church’s Justice and

Advocacy Committee is presenting a speaker

series, “Shaping the Future: Forum Exploring

Today’s Issues from a Moral Perspective.” The next

lecture in the series is on Wed Feb 12 at 7:30pm,

with Elaine Goodman, founder of the National

Alliance for Mental Illness NJ Law Enforcement

Training Program, “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 are held in the

Sanctuary, 20 Kings Hwy E, from 7:30 to 9pm.

ChildrenSong

marks 20 years

ChildrenSong of New

Jersey, the Haddonfieldbased

nonprofit choral

music education and

performance program,

is marking its 20th

anniversary this year

with “Flashback 2000,”

a fundraising and

celebratory dinner on

Fri Feb 21 from 6 to

9pm.

The event takes place

at Auletto’s Caterers,

1849 Cooper St, Deptford

Township.

Enjoy a dinner buffet,

a show, and a silent and

basket auction. Tickets

are $45 for adults, $40

for alumni, and $15

for children under 12,

and choristers. Buy

tickets by Fri Feb 14 at

childrensong.org, or scan

the QR code n.

From Haddonfield

Ellis St.

Kress Wines

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Indoor Flea

Market

The Kiwanis Club of

the Haddons will hold

an Indoor Flea Market

and Yard Sale Sat Mar 28

from 9am to 1pm at the

Barrington VFW Senior

Community Center, 109

Shreve Ave.

Admission and

parking are free, and

refreshments will be

sold. A vendor table

with two chairs will

be available for a $20

donation. Set-up begins

at 7am.

Proceeds from the sale

of Kiwanis merchandise,

refreshments, and table

rentals will benefit the

Kiwanis Club’s charitable

work in the community.

To reserve a table,

e-mail pameladepompo@

aol.com or call 908-619-

5042.

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Closest Auto Repair

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#065 • FEBRUARY 7 TO 21, 2020

Project Poppy Art Auction

An art auction for Haddonfield Project Poppy will take place Tue Mar 3 from

6 to 9pm at King’s Road Brewing Company, 131 Kings Hwy E. Grab a pint, and

bring dinner in from one of the fine nearby restaurants. Then, enjoy an exhibit

and art auction of unique poppy-inspired art donated by local artists. A silent

auction takes place from 6 to 9pm, with the live auction of featured pieces

beginning at 7:30pm. Jack O’Malley will serve as presenter and auctioneer.

Proceeds will fund Project Poppy, a public art installation to be unveiled on

Memorial Day to honor New Jerseyans who lost their lives in World War I.

Poppies made by volunteers will cascade from the left corner of Haddonfield

Memorial High (on Sylvan Lake Ave) to the grounds of the Veterans Memorial

Grove.

For more information on Project Poppy, see projectpoppy.org. For questions

about this event, email heylisabee@gmail.com.

GET INTO THE SWING!

The Rotary Club of Haddonfield

Foundation is a 501(c)(3)

charitable organization.

Donations are fully

tax-deductible.

as a SPonSoR for the

Rotary Club of Haddonfield

Foundation’s ToPgoLF

FunDRaiSeR 2020.

February 23, 2pm to 5pm

Topgolf, Mt. Laurel

Proceeds benefit Rotary’s

many charitable projects

– locally, regionally,

and internationally.

conTacT

assad khoury

856-448-5055

AssadKhouryLLC@gmail.com

Download sponsorship form at

www.HaddonfieldRotary.org

Join us in doing good,

and having fun doing it!

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& Inserts Installed

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5K Run/Walk on Saturday, April 4,

which supports Veterans Haven South,

a transitional housing program

for homeless veterans.

119 Kings Hwy E

Haddonfield

856-616-1010

Passariello’s will

donate 20% of your

purchase to Post 38.

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: Feb 17).

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 Feb 17, the topic

will be The Family and

the New Baby. On Mon

Mar 16, they will discuss

Avoiding Breastfeeding

Difficulties.

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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Save the date!

Mark your calendar

for Haddonfield Friends

School’s Starlight

Spotlight, Sat Mar 28

from 6:30 to 10:30pm

at Woodcrest Country

Club in Cherry Hill. This

annual fundraising event

and children’s party is

two separate, fun events

at one venue. Tickets will

soon be available. Make

plans now to be there!

Series: Shaping the future

The First Presbyterian Church’s Justice and

Advocacy Committee is presenting a speaker

series, “Shaping the Future: Forum Exploring

Today’s Issues from a Moral Perspective.” The next

lecture in the series is on Wed Feb 12 at 7:30pm,

with Elaine Goodman, founder of the National

Alliance for Mental Illness NJ Law Enforcement

Training Program, “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 are held in the

Sanctuary, 20 Kings Hwy E, from 7:30 to 9pm.

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CLEANING

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PLUMBING

Sinclair Associates LLC

Tax and accounting service.

Small business, individual.

Annuities (fixed, variable).

Member, AICPA.

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Covenant Cleaning

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cleaning since 1995.

Lowest prices in town!

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No buttons, menus, or

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PLUMBING & HEATING LLC

All plumbing installations and

repairs. Bathroom remodeling.

bradfordcrouchplumbing.com

856-616-8190

Master Plumber Licence 10899

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APPLIANCE REPAIR

WIEST APPLIANCE REPAIR

Washers, dryers, dishwashers,

refrigerators, air conditioners,

gas heaters, humidifiers,

ovens, microwaves, etc.

Professional, friendly service.

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CONTRACTORS

NUSS CONSTRUCTION CO

Family owned & operated.

Design & build. Additions.

Roofs. Kitchens. Bathrooms.

Celebrating 50 years.

856-988-9982

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JEWELERS

HADDONFIELD

FINE JEWELERS

For women and men.

For all occasions.

Custom designs. Repairs.

116 Kings Hwy E., Haddonfield

856-427-4465

PRINTING, COPYING

PROFESSIONAL

PRINTING SERVICES

116 Haddon Avenue

next to TD Bank

Call a Pro ... Call Joe!

856-428-8644

ARCHITECTS

JAY REINERT LLC AIA

New Construction.

Additions.

Renovations.

Local references.

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856 383-9003

CONTRACTORS

UNDER CONSTRUCTION

BUILDERS LLC

Design & build. Kitchens.

Additions. Renovations.

Local references available.

856-354-0831

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LAWN & LANDSCAPE

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GUTTER CLEANING

3D’S

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LANDSCAPING

856-979-1303

REAL ESTATE

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

ARCHITECTS

THOMAS B. WAGNER

Additions.

Renovations.

New Construction.

wagnerarchitect.com

856 795-4550

DUCT SERVICES

CLEAN SWEEP

Duct cleaning. Gutter cleaning

and repairs. Chimney repairs

and relining. Animal removal.

856-354-0675 856-546-4606

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LAWN & LANDSCAPE

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

REAL ESTATE

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

AUTO SERVICE

GROVE AUTO SERVICE

Foreign and domestic.

ASE master technicians.

75 Grove Street, Haddonfield.

856-616-8140

Jim or John

ELECTRICIANS

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

LAWN & LANDSCAPE

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

ROOFING

BEHR BUILDING

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Commercial and residential

roofing, gutters,

Haddonfield.

behrroofing.com

856-281-9738

BALLROOM DANCING

DANCE HADDONFIELD

Swing! Latin! Ballroom!

Sundays at Grace Church.

Intermediate Lesson: 6 – 7pm.

Beginner: 7 – 8pm.

Social dancing to 10:30pm.

dancehaddonfield.org

FITNESS TRAINING

KETTLE BELLE

Move well. Move often.

Look great! Functional

bodyweight training.

332 Haddon Ave, Westmont

kettlebelle.org

856-938-6415

MUSIC LESSONS

GUITARS & VIOLINS

BY MITCHELL

Lessons for all ages on guitar,

ukulele, violin. Sales. Rentals.

Repairs. Accessories.

Open 7 days.

856-216-9299

TANK REMOVAL

Moore’s Tank Services INC

Residential oil tank

removals and installations.

Free estimates.

NJDEP-certified.

856 662-2002

Jim Moore

BATHTUB REFINISHING

ADVANCED RESURFACING

Quality workmanship.

26 years’ experience in

tub and tile refinishing.

856-854-6350

Steve

FUNERAL SERVICES

Kain-Murphy

Elegence. Dignity. Comfort.

Since 1910.

15 West End Avenue

856-429-1945

Pamela D. Powers, Manager

NJ Licence 4237

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Power washing. Deck and

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work. Local references.

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or contact Gregg Mills at

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267-566-3421

CHIROPRACTORS

DR. SHARI SALUCK

Children and adults.

Sports injuries, accidents,

and general wellness.

212 Haddon Ave, Haddonfield

drsharisaluck.com

856-354-5090

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.

Termite, pest, mosquito,

and animal control.

SafeGuardPestNJ.com

856-429-9934

WRITING SERVICES

Writer for Hire EdD MBA

Biographies, family and

organizational histories.

Corporate, grant, academic,

ghost writing. White papers,

training manuals. Editorials.

cabenow.com 856-429-1087


6 Haddon Avenue S

Haddonfield NJ 0033

56-2-3399

Local Postal Customer

PRE-SORTED STANDARD MAIL

ECR WSS

US POSTAGE PAID

PERMIT 1509 Bellmawr NJ

Lenny Vermaat & Leonard

congratulates our

NJ Association of Realtors ®

CIRCLE OF EXCELLENCE

Award Winners for 2019:

PLATINUM

GARY R. VERMAAT

Owner/Broker of Record

Cell: 609-238-3438

SILVER

MARK B. LENNY

Co-Owner/Broker

Cell: 856-287-5458

SILVER

DARCY DURHAM

Salesperson

Cell: 856-434-1005

REALTORS

BRONZE

RONALD L. WOODS

Broker/Salesperson

Cell: 856-979-6555

NINETY TANNER STREET

HADDONFIELD

856 428-5150

lvlrealtors.com

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