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| haddonfield.today#072 • MAY 15 TO 29, 2020Virtual history The Historical Societyhas created a new virtualtour of Greenfield Hall,its headquarters.The tour includes briefvideos about the historyof Greenfield Hall andsome of the artifacts inthe Society’s collection.These vignettes aretitled BonecrusherBicycle, Fire Buckets,Hearth and Stove, PottyChair, and Samplers.Connect athaddonfieldhistory.org/virtualtour or scanthe QR code n to viewthe videos on yoursmartphone or tablet.July 4 events canceled In normal times, Haddonfield observes theanniversary of the nation’s independence with acelebration downtown and fireworks on July 3 and aparade on July 4.But these are not normal times.The Haddonfield Celebrations Association, thenot-for-profit community group that plans andraises funds for these and several other annualevents, has decided that a public celebration ofAmerica’s independence will not be practical in2020.“We’re disappointed, of course,” said KenTomlinson, the Association’s president, “but wedecided it was best to be safe rather than sorry.”Arrangement for the fireworks and parade aretypically made several months in advance.“Each year, we pay deposits to vendors and bands,”Tomlinson said, “but it didn’t make sense to do thatthis year, since there are many unknowns, and manydecisions are out of our hands.”Tomlinson said the Celebrations Associationrecognized that its decision will disappoint not justresidents, but many others from throughout theregion.“Hundreds of out-of-town folks come to Haddonfieldfor our spectacular fireworks and one of the bestparades in the Delaware Valley,” he said. “We willlook forward to welcoming them back in 2021.”Scan forHISTORYVIDEOSon yoursmartphone:.Tax ReturnFiling DeadlineEXTENDEDto July 15, 202050 years of providingAccounting, Consulting & Tax Services76 E. Euclid Avenue, Suite 200856.795.9650www.rlfbcpa.comA PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION I CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
#072 • MAY 15 TO 29, 2020haddonfield.today | 7Rotary raffle The Rotary Club’s50/50 Raffle, drawn onFri May 1, was wonby Robert Dilks (aRotarian). The winningticket number was 76.The club will useproceeds from the rafflefor a variety of serviceprojects, including theFood Bank of SouthJersey and other foodpantries in the area, andthe Tavistock CountryClub Employees Covid-19 Relief Fund. (The clubnormally holds a lunchmeeting at Tavistockeach Wednesday.)In recent weeks,Rotarians have deliveredlunches and dinnersto workers at variousBorough facilities.Pictured: RotariansMichael Gotwols andEric Zino at the FireHouse.MUlCHSEASONAlClEANUPS
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