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100th Anniversary of Womem’s Suffrage: p28

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• Review of HMHS Boys
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• The Word on the Street 3
• The Yellow Pages 31
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ROTARY PRESENTS
GOT
HADDONFIELD’S
PURCHASE votes at $1 apiece
until 11:59pm on
Friday August 7.
Watch and VOTE on
Saturday August 8 & Sunday 9.
A virtual talent show, sponsored by the
Rotary Club of Haddonfield, with proceeds
benefiting the Haddonfield community.
Full details at HaddonfieldRotary.org.
Connect with
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CLUB
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The Word on the Street
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On Wed Aug 26, the Historical
Society will mark the 100th
anniversary of women’s suffrage
(see page 28).
Some believe a national lottery
with a huge prize would boost
voter turnout. How big would it
need to be to prompt the most
apathetic of citizens to vote?
Woodbury’s CHRIS
CUNEO thinks folks
who don’t vote might
be motivated to “get
up off the couch” if
they stood to win “a
million dollars.”
“My first thought
is ten million,” says
CHARLIE LAFFERTY
of Cherry Hill, “but to
make sure it would
work I think you’d
need to offer a top
prize of $100,000,000.
Tax-free!”
At first, ROE
MINCHIN of
Lindenwold thought
“a thousand dollars
should be enough.”
Then she realized
it would take a lot
more “to motivate
some of the folks I
know.” $100 million!
Moorestown’s DAN
EVERINGHAM
says he doesn’t
need an incentive
to vote, “especially
this year.” He thinks
a $1,000,000 prize
would motivate
many “apathetics” to
head for the polls.
NICK STAFFIERI
of Clayton says he
knows a number of
people who “never
vote,” but he’s sure
they’d be motivated
by a prize of $100
million or more.
“Heck – that would
get my attention,”
he says.
Oaklyn’s ELYSSA
PALMISANO did
the math. “About
100 million people
vote in a presidential
election,” she says.
“So the prize should
be ten percent ... ten
million!”

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COVID-19 tally
As of Thu Aug 6,
the Camden County
Department of Health
had identified 78
Haddonfield residents
who have contracted
COVID-19 – an increase
of 4 in the past two
weeks. There are 6
recorded fatalities.
July was notable for
the number of victims
in their teens: 4 males
and 4 females. Another
male was added on Aug
6. Prior to Jul 1, no teen
infections had been
detected.
The breakdown of
cases by sex and age is
as follows:
Male Female
• 10s 5 4
• 20s 6 5
• 30s 3 6
• 40s 8 7
• 50s 10 2
• 60s 2 4
• 70s 3
• 80s 3
• 90s 2
• Age? 6 1
• Sex? 1
The breakdown of
fatalities is:
Male Female
• 50s 1
• 70s 1
• 80s 1 1
• 90s 1 1
On a per capita basis,
Haddonfield’s rate of
infection is now 6.73 per
1,000.
For Camden County
as of Thu Aug 6: 9,052
cases and 549 fatalities.
The county rate of
infection is 17.33.
New Jersey’s tally, as
of Thu Aug 6, is 183,701
cases (up 5,814 in two
weeks) and 13,996 (up
810) fatalities. The
transmission rate is 1.23
(up 0.24).
For daily updates:
Haddonfield[dot]Today,
or scan the QR code n.
Tragedy hits Gracie’s family
A GoFundMe campaign is raising money to
support the family of Anthony Maniscalco, coowner
with his wife Nancy of Gracie’s Water Ice &
Ice Cream, in Kings Court. Anthony fell down stairs
at his home, suffered serious brain damage, and was
placed on life support.
A number of Haddonfield merchants, including
Valente’s Cucina and Sweet T’s Bakeshop – both
located in Kings Court – will be donating 20% of
their proceeds on Thu Aug 13 to a fund to benefit
the Maniscalco family.
To contribute via GoFundMe, go to bit.ly/33zh4FF
or scan the QR code n.
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Scan to visit
HEIRLOOM
PROJECT
on your cell
phone or
tablet.
.
Businesses tell shoppers: ”We Care!”
As our everyday lives continue to be altered due to COVID-19, Haddonfield
businesses have adjusted to the “new normal” by providing ways to safely
shop in-store, online, and with contactless curbside pick-up; and to safely dine
outdoors or use take-out and delivery services.
The Downtown is adhering to state guidelines by requiring visitors to wear
masks indoors and outdoors during their visit, not only for their protection,
but for the safety of others around them. Wherever possible, six feet of social
distance should be maintained, and sanitizing protocols should be practiced.
“We want our visitors to know that Haddonfield cares deeply about their
safety and well-being, as well as that of our business owners. We therefore
have implemented a number of directives and best practices to keep everyone
safe while enjoying our beautiful Downtown,” explained Remi Fortunato,the
Partnership for Haddonfield’s retail recruiter. We want to show “We Care!”
Haddonfield Heirloom Project
The Public Library and The Best Day of My Life So Far are partnering to
create the Haddonfield Heirloom Project, a fusion of cutting-edge technology
and the timeless art of inter-generational storytelling.
History exists in the everyday objects surrounding us. Teapots, clocks,
tables. Our homes are filled with the stories of our families. The project
partners will be developing a virtual reality collection of heirlooms from
Haddonfield homes and the owners’ stories so that all residents may interact
with these cherished objects for years to come.
Learn about the project on Facebook @HaddonfieldLibrary and
@BestDayofMyLifeSoFar and by going here: bit.ly/2VjSxzw. Or scan the QR n.
Watch the introduction video for a glimpse into a story-sharing session.
Submit a story now by joining the Heirloom Project Facebook group.
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Photo courtesy of Antoinette Vielehr
In response to the announcement that
ALFRED E. DRISCOLL
1902 – 1975
has been elected to the
New Jersey Hall of Fame
we honor his memory and express
our gratitude for his numerous and
extraordinary contributions to the
Borough of Haddonfield and the
State of New Jersey.
Haddonfield High School – Class of 1921
Historical Society of Haddonfield
Member, Haddonfield Board of Education – 1929-37
Commissioner, Borough of Haddonfield – 1937-47
New Jersey State Senator – 1939-41
Governor of New Jersey – 1947-54
Honoree for the Haddonfield Civic Association’s annual
Alfred E. Driscoll Community Service Award
Posthumous recipient of the Haddonfield Alumni Society’s
Lifetime Achievement Award – Inaugural Class 1994
Publication of this announcement was underwritten by the
Borough of Haddonfield, Haddonfield Board of Education,
Historical Society of Haddonfield, Haddonfield Alumni Society,
and Haddonfield Civic Association.
Read about Alfred E. Driscoll’s accomplishments here: bit.ly/2DzDM5q. Or scan QR.

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BOE
YOUTUBE
CHANNEL
.
BOE meetings
Videos of recent
meetings of the Board of
Education are available
on the school district’s
YouTube channel.
Scan the QR code n.
The next regular
meeting will be held on
Thu Aug 27.
After that:
• Sep 17 Work Session
• Sep 24 Meeting
Partnership
The Partnership
for Haddonfield
– the management
corporation for he
business district – will
meet via Zoom on Mon
Aug 10 at 8:30am.
Details for the
Zoom connection
were not available at
publication time. Check
Haddonfield[dot]Today.
Football dates
The West Jersey
Football League has
published schedules for
the 95 high schools that
make up the conference,
including Haddonfield
Memorial High School.
The Bulldogs’
schedule will begin with
a home game against
West Deptford on Fri
Oct 2 and end with the
Thanksgiving rivalry
against the Haddon
Heights Garnets on Thu
Nov 26.
In between (Fridays):
• Oct 9 at Camden
• Oct 16 at Collingswood
• Oct 23 vs. Woodrow
Wilson
• Oct 30 at Willingboro
Practices and
games will take place
in accordance with
guidelines established
by the NJSIAA. Playoffs
are slated for November.
No details yet.

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School News
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School District’s plan for schools in September
During a Board of Education meeting on Jul 28, the Haddonfield School
District released its plan for a return to school in the fall, within the context of
the COVID-19 pandemic.
The public schools are scheduled to open on Tue Sep 8.
The plan – “On the Road Back” – presents three models:
• Model A – A Hybrid learning plan that includes some in-person learning and
some virtual learning.
• Model B – A Virtual learning plan for students whose parents or guardians
choose to not send their children to school.
• Model C – A Contingency plan for 100% virtual learning, in the event that
state or county agencies mandate school closures.
A PDF of the plan is available here: bit.ly/30xWwLy. n
Go to page 20 for an introductory letter from Superintendent Chuck Klaus.
ON THE
ROAD BACK
.
STOREWIDE
SAVINGS
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salute to the finest men’s
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www.RichardBennettClothing.com
richardbennettclothing@verizon.net
Our 38th year of presenting the finest
American & European fashions.
We accept all major credit cards and townwide gift certificates.
SUMMER HOURS: Wednesday to Saturday – 10am to 4pm.

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MY NEXT
FOUR
.
CALL KYLE FOR
MAINTENANCE
... AND MORE!
ORGANIC-BASED TURF PROGRAM
We’ve worked with certified turf and soil specialists to develop
a new turf program that will dramatically REDUCE the output
of synthetic fertilizer and salt-based products that have been
overused in our industry for too long.
We incorporated industry-leading,
organic-based soil treatments
and fertilizers with tried-and-true
products that focus on the soil makeup
of your lawn. With this blend, your lawn
can increase its ability to absorb nutrients,
reducing the need for consistent chemical enhancement.
The best defense against insect damage,
turf disease, and weed population is THICK GRASS. This can
be achieved with the assurance that you’re increasing your curb
appeal while reducing synthetic chemical output.
MOSQUITO CONTROL
Our program reduces the feeding
activity of adult mosquitoes,
prevents larvae from hatching, and
repels ticks from your property.
Other businesses treat twice as often as we do,
but since the focus of our trained technicians is prevention,
we can dramatically reduce the amount of insecticide released
into the environment.
For a FREE lawn care estimate,
Call 856-547-0101
or scan the QR code, or go to
KyleWrightsLawnCare.com
MENTION “Haddonfield Today” before August 31, 2020
and get your first application of BOTH services for FREE!
Recommended
reading
The Public Library has
a new readers’ service
titled My Next Four.
Tell the librarians
what you like to read
and they’ll send you a
list of four titles handselected
by library staff
just for you. Go here
– bit.ly/30xWRhi – for the
online form, or scan n.
Library is open
three days
The Public Library
building is now open as
follows:
• Monday from 10am
to 1pm, 2 to 5pm, and 6
to 8pm. Closed from 1
to 2pm and 5 to 6pm for
cleaning.
• Wednesday from 10am
to 1pm, 2 to 5pm, and 6
to 8pm. Cleaning from 1
to 2pm and 5 to 6pm.
• Friday from 10am
to 1pm and 2 to 4pm.
Cleaning from 1 to 2pm.
Pursuant to Governor
Murphy’s executive
orders, occupancy of the
building is limited to 25%
of normal. Accordingly,
there may be times when
patrons are not able to
enter until others leave.
The Library staff ask
that patrons limit their
visits to 30 minutes and
that, if possible, only one
member of a household
visit at a time.
A limited number of
public computers will be
available, with a strict
limit of 30 minutes’ use
at a time.
Face coverings are
required, and food and
drink are prohibited.
Curbside pick-up is
available on days when
the building is not open
to the public (except
Sunday). See page 12.

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Mums for fall
Put a bit of color into
your stay-at-home life
with a gorgeous mum or
two ... or three or more.
The Haddon
Fortnightly is selling
chrysanthemums in six
colors: bronze, lavender,
purple, red, white and
yellow. (They’re from
Powell’s Greenhouse,
so you know they’ll be
beautiful.)
The 9” pots cost $7
each or 3 for $20.
The order deadline is
Tue Sep 15.
Flowers may be picked
up at the Fortnightly
clubhouse (Kings Hwy
and Grove) on Thu Sep
24 between 6 and 8pm or
on Fri Sep 25, 10 to 2pm.
To order flowers or if
you have questions, call
Pat at 856-429-9123 or
Joanne at 856-858-8240.
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Drawing class for kids
The Markeim Arts Center is offering virtual
classes with the theme, “Summertime Fun!”
The classes, for ages 6 to 12, will give students
the opportunity to learn how to draw and color
pieces of art all about their favorite parts of the
summer season.
Classes will be held via Zoom on Mon Aug 10
thru Fri Aug 14, from 10 to 11am.
The teacher is Margot Masclans.
For more information and to register, scan the QR
code n with your phone or go to bit.ly/2PvBeYH.
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GOP to meet
The Haddonfield
Republican Club will
hold its next monthly
meeting on Wed Aug 12
at 7pm.
Now that the Borough
Hall has reopened, the
club is able to meet in
the auditorium. Enter via
a side door.
Masks will be worn
and social distancing will
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When closed, Library is open for pick-up
The Public Library building is now open on a limited schedule: Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday. (See separate story, on page 9.)
On Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, patons may pick up, at the curb,
materials ordered online, by phone, or by email.
On Tuesday and Thursday, pick-up hours are 10am to 1pm, 2 to 5pm, and 6
to 8pm.
On Saturday, 11am to 3pm. The Library is closed on Sunday.
To order materials:
• Online – Go to catalog.haddonfieldlibrary.org/polaris (bit.ly/3dyOK7I)
• By phone – Call 856-429-1304, choose prompt 3
• By email – Write to circ@haddonfieldlibrary.org.
When materials are ready for pick-up, the Library will notify you.
When you return items, place them in the bookdrop.
PUBLIC
LIBRARY
CATALOG
on your
smartphone.
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History Book Club in September
The Historical Society’s next virtual Book Club
discussion will examine the important role that
African American women played in the suffrage and
civil rights movements and beyond.
A Zoom discussion has been scheduled for Tue
Sep 15 at 7pm.
Those planning to participate may read any of the
following:
• Birthright Citizens: A History of Race and Rights
in Antebellum America, by Martha S. Jones (2018)
• The Rebellious Life of Mrs. Rosa Parks, by Jeanne
Theoharis (2013)
• Fighting Chance: The Struggle over Woman
Suffrage and Black Suffrage in Reconstruction
America, by Faye E. Dudden (2011)
• To Tell the Truth Freely: The Life of Ida B. Wells,
by Mia Bay (2010)
• All Bound Up Together: The Woman Question
in African American Public Culture, 1830-1900, by
Martha S. Jones (2007). eBook on Hoopla.
• This Little Light of Mind: The Life of Fannie Lou
Hamer (Civil Rights and Struggle), by Kay Mills
(2007)
All are welcome to participate in the discussion,
even if reading is still under way.
To register in advance, email info@
haddonfieldhistory.org. The Zoom link will be sent
the day of the chat.
Food drive
The First Baptist
Church will hold a food
drive on Wed Aug 26
in support of the Food
Bank of South Jersey.
Those who wish to
donate non-perishable
food items are asked
to stop by the church’s
parking lot between 10
and 11am.
Monetary donations
may be made payable
to “Oaklyn Community
Food Pantry” and
dropped off on August
26 or mailed to the First
Baptist Church at 124
Kings Highway East.
(Write “Food Drive” on
the envelope, to ensure
that your donation will
be correctly assigned.)
Questions?
Call Chip Chapman at
856-795-1727.
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Rise and shine!
The Public Library will
present a Rise and Shine
Story Time program for
children to age 6 on Sat
Aug 8 at 8am.
Good books and fun
activities, live with Ms.
Jordan and Ms. Katrina.
To participate via
Zoom, register here n:
bit.ly/2DkW7Uh. You will
receive a confirmation
email with login details.
The next crisis:
Sand shortage!
Did you know that
Saudi Arabia imports
sand from Australia?
With the world’s
population increasing
and becoming ever more
urbanized, more and
more sand is needed
for the construction of
buildings, malls, office
towers. In some places,
sand is in such short
supply that shipments
have become the target
of thieves.
Sand is one of the
bases of our civilization,
and the sands of time are
running out.
On Tue Sep 22 at 7pm,
the Public Library will
host a presentation by
guest lecturer Buntzie
Churchill on the looming
shortage of sand.
Titled “What will we
bury our heads in when
we’ve run out of sand?”
the session will examine
the current state of
the problem and some
of the changes that
are necessary in the
management of this vital
resource.
The join via Zoom,
register at bit.ly/2PssaE6.
You will receive a
confirmation email with
login details.
Farmers Market is now walk-up
After operating for several weeks on a call-ahead,
pick-up basis, the Haddonfield Farmers Market
is now open for walk-up business. Face masks
for shoppers are now required (per Governor
Murphy’s executive order of July 8), and social
distancing is assumed.
Scan the QR code n for the list of vendors.
This year, the market is located in the Archer
Law parking lot, at 33 East Euclid Avenue. Shoppers
who drive are asked to park in nearby streets or the
PATCO lot.
The market is open from 9am to 12 each Saturday,
rain or shine, through October 10.
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On the Market
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Lisa Wolschina
HMHS 1989
856-261-5202
Lisa Clarke
610-662-4440
The
LURE
of the
Carriage
House
4 bedrooms
4 +1 baths
$1,249,000
“Irresistible”
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Amy Crutchfield
HMHS 1994
856-816-0051
James Falvey
609-707-5055
David Gottardi
HMHS 1987
856-465-7536
Caty Karns
727-434-3430
TO
RENT
OR
BUY
That is the
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HMHS 1992
856-745-6944
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5 bedrooms
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$949,000
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Kate Nicastro
HMHS 1998
856-577-2424
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609-500-1922

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On the Market
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ended Reading
An
Entertaining
Proposition
5 bedrooms
4 +2 baths
$610,000
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From
DELANCEY
to
HADDON
A Move
of Historic
Proportions
4 bedrooms
5 +2 baths
$1,225,000
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The
MANSION
HOUSE
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There are three
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Message from Superintendent Chuck Klaus
When our students and staff left school on March 16, 2020, most of us could
not imagine they would continue in a virtual learning model through the end of
the year. This abrupt shift required schools to quickly re-imagine how to best
deliver virtual instruction and serve our students.
Today we are approaching the start of the 2020-21 school year. Once again,
we are facing a challenge we could not have foreseen one year ago, to start a
new school year that will look different than any we have experienced before.
To this end, over the past months, the District Leadership Team has been
focused on developing a plan to safely reopen schools in September in a way
that will meet the needs of all of our students and our dedicated staff.
We appreciate the difficulties and the stresses placed on staff and
families over the last five months. We also realize that each of us has unique
circumstances, perspectives, and feelings about how best to return to school.
During this process, many different models were explored and reviewed with
feedback from families, students, staff, community members and frequent
consultation with our district physician and nursing staff. Ultimately any
reopening plan must balance safety, instruction, and operations in a way to
provide the best solution for all 1,500 families and 350 staff in our district.
It comes as no surprise that developing a re-entry plan has been complicated
by the complexities of guidelines and information that seem to change daily.
In June, the NJ Department of Education released a recovery document n
outlining priorities to guide this process. Paramount among them is addressing
factors that will meet the needs of our families, students, and staff while
ensuring a safe and healthy environment in which to learn. Just last week,
the NJDOE released updated guidance, as did the CDC; each new update and
change has the potential to require us to rethink and rework our plans.
The work to balance all factors and forge an effective plan required
collaboration and effort from many individuals. In addition, a Steering
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Committee and
several Action Teams,
were created with
members representing
administration, the
Board of Education,
staff, parents and
community members.
The July 16 Board of
Education meeting was
held to share options
and to obtain comments
and questions so that
all stakeholders would
be heard. As a district
we approached this
with an open mind
and a sincere desire
to elicit feedback from
anyone and everyone
who will be impacted
by the reopening plan.
The result of this work
is spelled out in this
document, “Haddonfield
School District: On the
Road Back.” n
Within this document,
families and staff will
find information about
our guiding principles,
the process followed,
instructional models,
FAQs, and contingency
plans for distance
learning in the event
schools may need to
be closed during the
upcoming year.
We take our
responsibilities to our
families, staff, and
community seriously.
We understand our
obligation to meet the
safety and educational
needs of our students
and staff. We have
a proud history of
providing our students
with a high quality
education, and we
are committed to
maintaining those
standards. The returnto-school
plan provides
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Preservation
Commission
The Borough’s
Historic Preservation
Commission will meet,
courtesy of Zoom, on
Wed Aug 19 at 7:30pm.
Join the meeting here:
bit.ly/31wnnqC.
The agenda, when
finalized, may be
accessed here:
A book club for
young adults
The Public Library’s
YA Book Club will meet
online on Thu Aug 13
from 7 to 8pm to discuss
“Challenger Deep” by
Neal Shusterman. It’s
available for download
on Hoopla.
Email Cathy DeCampli
for details: cdecampli@
haddonfieldlibrary.org.
Haddonfield’s Got Talent:
It’s time to vote!
The deadline for submitting videos for the Rotary
Club’s first-ever Haddonfield’s Got Talent fundraiser
has come and gone, so now it’s time to cast votes.
The deadline to purchase votes is11:59pm on Fri
Aug 7, at HaddonfieldRotary.org.
Votes cost just $1 apiece and may be cast online
on Sat Aug 8 and Sun Aug 9. There is no limit to the
number of votes one person may purchase. Votes
can be cast for one entrant, or spread across many.
Proceeds will support many of the things that
make Haddonfield the special place it is.
Creative time
for teens
The Markeim Arts
Center is offering
virtual lessons in
Creative Exercises and
Challenges.
The classes, for ages
12 to 17, aim to help
students break out of an
art block, think in new
ways, and get into the
creative head space.
The Markeim says
that students will “learn
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The classes are being
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Super Summer Sale moves indoors
The Partnership for Haddonfield morphed its annual Sidewalk Sale into a
Super Summer Sale this year, and planned to have merchants set up in the
street – Kings Hwy E from the Speedline to Haddon Ave – on the first two days
(Thu Aug 6 and Fri Aug 7) .
But early-morning rain on Thursday led organizers to shift gears, moving
the outdoor sale indoors for that day. At press time, it was not clear what the
situation would be on Friday. Regardless, the sale definitely will be indoors on
Sat Aug 8 and Sun Aug 9, as originally planned.
To ensure health and safety, the selling of retail merchandise will not be
permitted on the sidewalks between the Speedline and Haddon Avenue.
Outdoor dining will continue to be permitted on designated sidewalk areas.
In keeping with its “We Care!” theme, the Partnership encourages shoppers
to comply with State-issued guidelines for masks and social distancing.
GEMMA MILLER
Bradshaw Literary Award
Recognizing a senior for
EvELYN SKYRM
Harry Townsend Kaufmann
Performing Arts Award
vICTORIA HIRST
Quanci visual Arts Award
Recognizing the hard work and
their thoughtful and creative Recognizing a senior who insight shared by HMHS students
response to a civic-oriented exemplifies Harry T. Kaufmann’s and their display of creativity.
writing prompt.
passion for civic engagement
and the performing arts.
LEARN MORE about these annual awards at HaddonfieldCivic.com.
Established in 1911, the Haddonfield Civic Association works to “inform the public of subjects beneficial to
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Girls run for a good cause, seek support
The HMHS Girl’s Cross Country team started running together in mid-July,
for the first time since COVID-19 turned everything upside-down.
To build spirit, and serve others, the girls are asking family, friends,
neighbors, and strangers to collectively match a runner’s five-week mileage
with food and pantry items for Cathedral Kitchen in Camden.
Items needed are: Individually wrapped granola bars, protein bars, trail
mix, bottled waters, sample sized shampoo, hand sanitizer, lotion, toothpaste,
soaps, full sized deodorant, disposable razors, toothbrushes, washcloths, face
masks, and new men’s socks.
If a runner’s goal is 100 miles over five weeks, she will need to collect 100
items. To contribute, email Caroll Stoner at jcstoner5@verizon.net.
The team will pick up items pledged by Fri Aug 14 from donors’ homes
through Sun Aug 16.
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#078 • AUGUST 7 TO 28, 2020
Boys Basketball 2019-20: Dawgs Hit the Heights
By Lauree Padgett for Haddonfield Today
Basketball is never far from my mind, even in the nine long months between
mid-March and mid-December. However, on Thanksgiving Day 2019 at the
traditional Haddonfield-Haddon Heights gridiron matchup (which hasn’t been
much of a contest recently), I wasn’t thinking about hoops as I watched the
Red and Black start pulling away from the Garnet and Gold. However, when
the Dawgs’ lead was becoming insurmountable, two Heights fans a few rows
behind me decided to look ahead to, and apparently take some solace in, the
upcoming winter sports season.
Said one Garnet fan to the other, “Well, at least Haddonfield won’t be much
of a threat in basketball this season,” alluding to the fact that almost all the
players who had taken the team to back-to-back state titles in 2018 and 2019
had graduated. “Yes,” was the reply, “Heights, Sterling, and West Deptford are
going to be the teams to beat in the conference this year.”
voice, “Never underestimate a team coached by Paul Wiedeman.” I’m not
sure they took my warning seriously then, but three-plus-months later, I
wondered if my words came back to haunt them.
Dawgs in the Hunt
But it wasn’t just two guys from Heights who weren’t giving the Dawgs much
of a chance in the upcoming season. In the Inquirer’s preseason South Jersey
boys basketball poll, the Dawgs didn’t even make the “Under Consideration”
section. That changed within the first few games, and then on January 14,
Haddonfield broke through to the No. 10 position, sporting a 7-1 record. Keeper
of the Top 10, Phil Anastasia, noted, “Remember Haddonfield? … Haddonfield,
which in 2019 won its second straight state title, … landed in the Top 10 for
the first time this season, courtesy of a six-game winning streak that includes
dramatic victories over Colonial Conference rivals Haddon Heights and West
Deptford.” For the rest of the season, the Dawgs
stayed in the Inquirer Top 10, going as high as the
5th spot on February 11, when they were 18-2, and
finishing their 25-5 season back at No. 10.
Schedule Results – Overall Record: 25-5
Colonial Conference: 15-1
• 12.20.19: Dawgs beat Collingswood 37-30
• 01.03.20: Dawgs beat Haddon Heights 39-38
• 01.06.20: Dawgs beat Audubon 66-33
• 01.08.20: Dawgs beat West Deptford 41-39 in OT
• 01.14.20: Dawgs beat Sterling 55-43
• 01.16.20: Dawgs beat Woodbury 57-40
• 01.21.20: Dawgs beat Haddon Township 44-26
• 01.23.20: Dawgs beat Gateway 74-33
• 01.28.20: Dawgs beat Paulsboro 52-44
• 01.30.20: Dawgs beat Overbrook 46-33
• 02.04.20: Dawgs beat Lindenwold 63-49
• 02.06.20: Dawgs beat Collingswood 62-31
• 02.11.20: Dawgs lost to Haddon Heights 30-37
• 02.12.30: Dawgs beat Audubon 65-49
• 02.18.20: Dawgs beat West Deptford 50-42
• 02.20.20: Dawgs beat Sterling 43-40
Nonleague: 7-3
• 12.21.19: Dawgs lost to Timber Creek 49-59
• 12.27.19: Dawgs beat Egg Harbor Township 49-39
• 12.28.19: Dawgs beat Woodrow Wilson 68-35
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Historical Society to celebrate
100th anniversary of suffrage
The Historical Society will host a virtual program
on Wed Aug 26 to celebrate the 100th anniversary
of women winning the right to vote. (The 19th
Amendment to the Constitution was adopted on
August 26, 1920.)
The program, which will start at 11:40am, is timed
to coordinate with the national “Toast to Tenacity”
virtual celebration.
The Society will welcome independent historian
Lisa Hendrickson to learn more about the roles
that South Jersey women played in the suffrage
movement. Lisa is a board member at the Alice Paul
Institute, and has performed extensive research in
the Society’s archives and elsewhere to help tell the
story of South Jersey suffragists.
At 12n, the group will join the national “Toast to
Tenacity” virtual celebration, which will include
speakers, music from the Philadelphia Orchestra
and others, and a nationwide toast at 1pm to
celebrate the suffragists who won voting rights for
American women.
Send an email to info@haddonfieldhistory.org
and on the morning of the chat you will receive the
Zoom link and some basic instructions.
Exploring the
art of beer
The Markeim Arts
Center will present the
third of three Art of Beer
classes on Tue Aug 18.
Titled “Fabulous Fall
Beers,” the class will
enable participants to
sample and discuss
five different fall beers
– some of the best
seasonal suds for fall.
Participants will have
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If you didn’t visit Haddonfield[dot]Today during the past two weeks,
here’s what you missed:
• August 6 – COVID-19: Male teen tests positive
• August 6 – Review of Boys Basketball 2019-20 (Part 4)
• August 5 – Gracie’s owner seriously injured in fall
• August 5 – Review of Boys Basketball 2019-20 (Part 3)
• August 5 – Gov. Driscoll named to NJ Hall of Fame
• August 4 – Review of Boys Basketball 2019-20 (Part 2)
• August 4 – Another storm … More trees down
• August 3 – Judith C. Hensel (obit)
• August 3 – Linda Kuritzkes (obit)
• August 3 – Van B. Bruner (obit)
• August 3 – Review of Boys Basketball 2019-20 (Part 1)
• August 2 – Historic Preservation Commission to meet
• August 2 – Planning Board to meet
• August 1 – Robert B. Hill (obit)
• August 1 – Kevin A. Brickley (obit)
• July 30 – Added: Videos of BOE Meetings
• July 30 – Commissioners to discuss Bancroft
• July 29 – COVID-19: Another teen tests positive
• July 29 – NJ lawmakers propose remote start
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• July 29 – BOE incumbents are only candidates
• July 29 – School District releases plan for the fall
• July 27 – Two new COVID-19 cases
• July 27 – Jeanne M. O’Neil (obit)
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• July 23 – Class of 2020: Graduation videos
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ACCOUNTANTS
CONTRACTORS
JEWELERS
PLUMBING
Sinclair Associates LLC
Tax and accounting service.
Small business, individual.
Annuities (fixed, variable).
Member, AICPA.
101 Windsor Ave, Haddonfield
www.1040.pro 856 354-2266
NUSS CONSTRUCTION CO
Family owned & operated.
Design & build. Additions.
Roofs. Kitchens. Bathrooms.
Celebrating 50 years.
856-988-9982
NJ Lic. 13VH01419500
HADDONFIELD
FINE JEWELERS
For women and men.
For all occasions.
Custom designs. Repairs.
116 Kings Hwy E., Haddonfield
856-427-4465
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
APPLIANCE REPAIR
CONTRACTORS
LAWN & LANDSCAPE
PRINTING
WIEST APPLIANCE REPAIR
Washers, dryers, dishwashers,
refrigerators, air conditioners,
gas heaters, humidifiers,
ovens, microwaves, etc.
Professional, friendly service.
856-667-7797
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
BUILDERS LLC
Design & build. Kitchens.
Additions. Renovations.
Local references available.
856-354-0831
NJ Lic. 13VH00566000
ALPINE LAWN CARE
Call now for spring clean-up.
Serving Haddonfield and
vicinity for over 30 years.
Complete lawn care,
residential and commercial.
856-795-9868
PROFESSIONAL
PRINTING SERVICES
Call a Pro ... Call Joe!
856-428-8644
ARCHITECTS
DUCT SERVICES
LAWN & LANDSCAPE
REAL ESTATE
JAY REINERT LLC AIA
New Construction.
Additions.
Renovations.
Local references.
jrarchitecture.co (NOT .com)
856 383-9003
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
MULCH
SPRING CLEAN UPS
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
ARCHITECTS
ELECTRICIANS
LAWN & LANDSCAPE
REAL ESTATE
THOMAS B. WAGNER
Additions.
Renovations.
New Construction.
wagnerarchitect.com
856 795-4550
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
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
AUTO SERVICE
FITNESS TRAINING
LAWN & LANDSCAPE
ROOFING
GROVE AUTO SERVICE
Foreign and domestic.
ASE master technicians.
75 Grove Street, Haddonfield.
856-616-8140
Jim or John
KETTLE BELLE
Move well. Move often.
Look great! Functional
bodyweight training.
332 Haddon Ave, Westmont
kettlebelle.org
856-938-6415
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
BALLROOM DANCING
FUNERAL SERVICES
MUSIC LESSONS
TANK REMOVAL
DANCE HADDONFIELD
Swing! Latin! Ballroom!
Sundays at Grace Church.
Intermediate Lesson: 6 – 7pm.
Beginner: 7 – 8pm.
Social dancing to 10:30pm.
dancehaddonfield.org
Kain-Murphy
Elegance. Dignity. Comfort.
Since 1910.
15 West End Avenue
856-429-1945
Pamela D. Powers, Manager
NJ Licence 4237
DeCARLO PIANO SCHOOL
Piano lessons in your home.
25 years’ experience.
All ages.
609-206-1744
856-854-7820
Moore’s Tank Services INC
Residential oil tank
removals and installations.
Free estimates.
NJDEP-certified.
856 662-2002
Jim Moore
YOUR LISTING HERE
BUSINESS NAME
Description
Address
Phone
Website
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for details.
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
MUSIC LESSONS
GUITARS & VIOLINS
BY MITCHELL
Lessons for all ages on guitar,
ukulele, violin. Sales. Rentals.
Repairs. Accessories.
Open 7 days.
856-216-9299
TUTORING
SAT & High School Math
For pricing & availability visit:
www.gwmtutoring.com
or contact Gregg Mills at
greggwmills@gmail.com
267-566-3421
YOUR LISTING HERE
BUSINESS NAME
Description
Address
Phone
Website
CALL 856-428-3399
for details.
INSURANCE
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
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

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