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The Word on the Street
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From Friday, September 4,
restaurants in New Jersey will be
able to welcome diners indoors
– with some restrictions.
On a scale of 1 to 10, how
comfortable would you be
eating indoors at a restaurant
or drinking in a bar?
Stratford’s DENISE
SELLERS: 4. “My
main concern
would be adequate
ventilation,“ she
says. “But I’m not
that desperate to
dine out. Now that
I’m retired, I’ve quite
enjoyed learning to
cook again.”
TARA McGEEHAN of
Philadelphia: 2.
“College kids coming
home will start
dining indoors. That
doesn’t sound smart
to me,” she says. “I’m
now used to eating
out-of-doors, and
that’s just fine.”
JOSE MEJIAS of
West Deptford: 8.
“I’m sick of being
cooped up indoors. I
need my spirits lifted.
I’m ready to dine out
again.”
West Deptford’s
NORMA VAZQUEZ:
7. “I’m looking
forward to enjoying
family time again at
favorite restaurants,”
she says. “But I’m a
bit worried this could
lead to another
shutdown.”
ANDREW ZIRM
of Reisterstown MD:
5. “Until you get
inside a restaurant,
you don’t know how
far apart the diners
will be, or how good
the air circulation
will be. They’re both
concerns for me,”
he said.
Philadelphia’s WILL
DeSIMONE: 7.5. Or
2.5. “The optimist in
me hopes people will
be smart and that it’s
going to work out,”
says Will. “But the
pessimist sitting on
my shoulder reminds
me there are a lot of
idiots out there.”

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School News
#079 • SEPTEMBER 4 TO 18, 2020
A “Welcome back!” message
from Superintendent Chuck Klaus
I would like to first welcome all families, students and teachers to the 2020-21
school year at Haddonfield School District.
We are now a week away from our return to school for the fall of 2020. It would
certainly be an understatement to say this is a different opening than those we
have experienced in the past.
I am sure all of us could rattle off a litany of differences as well as things
we wish were different! Notably, some of these challenges have required our
administration team and teacher leaders to spend countless summer hours to
develop, revise, publish, and republish our return to school model.
Sometimes I feel as though we have spent the last six months talking about
the changes caused by the “new normal,” but today I’d like to take a moment to
look at how many things are still the same.
As a school district, we continue to uphold our commitment to providing
high-quality education to your children. We maintain high expectations for our
students, teachers, and administrators. We anticipate a year that – in spite of
opening with 50% capacity – will close with all of our students in school all day.
These are our goals, and we believe that a prudent start will help us to achieve
them.
As in every summer, a great deal of focus was placed on growth and
improvement. What may have gotten lost in the shuffle this summer are the
many accomplishments of the last 10 weeks not connected to COVID-19.
Curriculum has been rewritten and revised. HSD continually invests in
improving and modifying curriculum in all areas. Among other revisions, two
main areas of focus are improving the middle school Gifted and Talented
program and adding mandated LGBTQIA+ standards. Additionally, we invested
a great deal of work in designing professional development
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School News
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specifically connected to distance and virtual
instruction based on what we learned in the spring.
The vestibule projects at Elizabeth Haddon and
J.F. Tatem Elementary Schools are 95% complete
and 100% functional. We are waiting for delivery of a
few final items before we can call them complete.
Cameras have been installed in the interior
and exterior of all district buildings. This adds an
additional level of safety.
With the help of the Haddonfield Educational
Trust, the area behind the stadium has been
upgraded. What was once an expanse of blacktop
is now a showpiece for spectators to experience at
school events.
Work has started on a new air-handling unit
tower at the high school. Connected to this project will be the addition of an
outdoor classroom and a garden seating area providing an outdoor extension
to the cafeteria.
We also continue to work on our three strategic plans. We will nurture our
students and teachers by providing social-emotional training and support.
We will continue to empower by investing time and training into innovative
teaching strategies and learning environments. Finally we work to inspire
everyone to embrace cultural competency and pursue social justice as we
build on lessons learned at our June Town Hall meeting. The target date for our
next open forum is early October.
Last, please take a look at our website n. If you have any questions at any
time during the school year, please look at the top middle of the web page
under “Contact Us” where there is an “Ask a Question” tab that you simply
click on and ask us any question(s) you wish. We will get you an answer as
quickly as we can. Have a wonderful school year, everyone. Welcome back!
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Historical Society of Haddonfield
We invite you to attend our annual
Candlelight Dinner
VIRTUALLY ... on ZOOM!
Wednesday, Sept 23, 7pm
Guest Speaker:
JOEL SPIVAK
co-author of
“Underground
Philadelphia:
From Caves and
Canals to Tunnels
and Transit.”
Sorry you have to do your
own dishes this year!
For details and to purchase tickets – including
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First juvenile
case of COVID
On Tue Sep 1,
the Camden County
Department of Health
reported that a female
younger than 10 has
contracted the novel
coronavirus, COVID-19.
This is the first juvenile
case reported for
Haddonfield.
Three additional cases
on Wed Sep 2 – males
in their 10s, 20s, and
30s – brought the total
number of confirmed
cases locally to 92, with
seven fatalities.
The first teen case in
Haddonfield was logged
on Jul 2 – 15 weeks
after Haddonfield’s first
COVID-19 case was
reported. Since Jul 2,
11 teens have tested
positive: 7 males and
4 females. During the
same period, only two
residents older than
60 have been added to
Haddonfield’s tally.
In Camden County
as of Tue Sep 2, the
total number of cases
stood at 9,836, with 564
deaths. For New Jersey,
192,595 cases with
14,181 confirmed deaths
and an additional 1,783
probable deaths.
The transmission rate
– a key metric – rose
on Sep 2 to 0.96. (A
rate of 1.0 means that,
on average, each new
case will produce one
additional new case.
When the transmission
rate falls below 1,0, it’s a
good sign. When it rises
above 1.0, it’s cause for
concern.)
Statistics for
Haddonfield, Camden
County, and New
Jersey are updated on
Haddonfield[dot]Today
each week day. Scan the
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#079 • SEPTEMBER 4 TO 18, 2020
Library hours
The Public Library will
be closed on the Labor
Day weekend: Sat Sep 5,
Sun Sep 6, Mon Sep 7.
The “new normal”
schedule will resume on
Tue Sep 8, as follows:
Building Open
• Mon and Wed 10am
to 1pm; 2 to 5pm; 6 to
8pm. The building will
be closed for one house
between sessions, for
cleaning.
• Fri 10am to 1pm; 2 to
4pm. Closed for cleaning
from 1 to 2pm.
• The library requests
that patrons limit their
time inside the building
to 30 minutes per visit.
Face masks are required,
and social distancing
protocols must be
observed. One member
of a household at a time.
A limited number of
public computers will
be available,with a strict
limit of 30 minutes per
use. No food or drink of
any kind.
Curbside Only
• Tue and Thu 10am to 1
pm, 2 to 5pm; 6 to 8pm.
• Sat 11am to 3 pm
• Don’t go to the
library until you receive
notification that your
order is ready for
pickup. When you arrive
at the library:
• Call or text 856-761-
5074 and let staff know
the name you are picking
up for and the make and
color of your vehicle, or
if you are on foot.
• Open your trunk and
remain in your vehicle.
Or, if you are on foot,
keep 6 feet away from
others.
• Library staff will place
the order in your vehicle
trunk. Or, if you are on
foot, on a table.
• A 72-hour quarantine
period is being observed
for all returned items.
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for SPOTTED
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A REALLY BAD BUG HAS INVADED OUR AREA
The Spotted Lanternfly causes serious damage in trees
including oozing sap, wilting, leaf curling, and tree dieback. Also,
when spotted lanternflies feed, they excrete a sugary substance
(“honeydew”) that encourages the growth of black sooty mold.
It’s harmless to people, but it causes damage to plants and can
coat decks and play equipment. ALSO, the Spotted Lanternfly
is a HUGE threat to New Jersey’s agriculture industry.
In the fall, these bugs will lay egg masses with 30 to 50 eggs
each. They are called bad bugs for a reason. If you see a
Spotted Lanternfly, email SLF-plantindustry@ag.nj.gov or call
1-833-223-2840 (BAD-BUG-0).
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Tennis time
The Haddonfield Tennis Association is offering
two six-week tennis programs for juniors.
• From Tue Sep 22 at Tavistock Hills Swim Club:
Ages 6 to 9 – 3:45 to 4:45pm; ages 10 to 13 – 4:45 to
5:45pm.
• From Sun Sep 27 at Centennial Tennis Courts:
Ages 6 to 9 – 2 to 3pm; ages 10 to 13 – 3 to 4pm.
The cost for each program is $70. Participants are
encouraged to register early, as space is limited.
The program is directed by Mitch Winkler, the
Association’s tennis director for over 15 years.
For more details, contact Mitch at 856-428-8541 or
mwinkler5@verizon.net.
Bid on bikes
The Borough will
conduct an auction of
abandoned, unclaimed
bicycles on Sat Oct 17.
The auction will take
place at the Public
Works facility, 555 Centre
Street.
Items to be auctioned
may be inspected from
8am, for one hour.
The auction will begin
at 9am.
A Heartfelt
“Thank You”
To Our Beloved Haddonfield Community:
On behalf of the entire Maniscalco family, I would like to thank all of the Haddonfield
businesses and residents who showered my family with messages and offerings of love and
support throughout the past few weeks.
As soon as the Haddonfield community learned about my husband Anthony Maniscalco’s
tragic fall, they rallied together to help my family in our time of grief. Our family cannot
thank you enough for all of the cards, donations, flowers, fundraisers, and support during
this incredibly difficult time. Even in the midst of these difficult economic times, Haddonfield
made such generous contributions to our family; your kindness and love have moved us
deeply and provided us with the strength to persevere.
A special thanks to our neighbor, Marcello De Feo at Valente’s Cucina, who organized the
GoFundMe fundraiser to help pay for the costs of the funeral services; words can not express
my family’s sincere gratitude for your overwhelmingly thoughtful gesture.
Gracie’s Ice Cream Parlor was Anthony Maniscalco’s pride and joy. When the
effects of the pandemic first hit the community, my husband vowed that our family would
dip into our personal savings and do everything in our power to keep Gracie’s running in the
hopes of continuing to bring smiles to Haddonfield residents. The family will continue to
run the business in Anthony’s honor, and thanks to the Haddonfield community, Anthony’s
memory will live on.
I would be remiss if I did not mention the other businesses, residents, and vendors in
neighboring communities who also reached out to the Maniscalco family. From the bottom
of our hearts, thank you for your love and support. While no actions or words can bring
Anthony back, it is comforting to know that his memory lives in your thoughts and prayers.
With Sincere Gratitude and Love,
Nancy Maniscalco and Family
Gracie’s Ice Cream Parlor

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#079 • SEPTEMBER 4 TO 18, 2020
1919 • 2019
HADDONFIELD POST 38
World War II: “These proceedings are closed”
The detonation of a nuclear bomb above Nagasaki on August 9, 1945, three days
after a similar weapon leveled much of Hiroshima, convinced the Japanese that their
imperial ambitions could not be sustained.
They agreed to the Allies’ surrender terms with one condition: that the declaration
would not include “any demand which prejudices the prerogatives of His Majesty
as a Sovereign ruler” – in other words, that the position of the Emperor in Japanese
society would be maintained.
News of Japan’s acceptance of the surrender terms was announced to the
American public via radio on August 14, sparking massive celebrations. The
following day, a recorded address by Emperor Hirohito was broadcast across the
Empire, announcing the surrender of Japan to the Allies.
The occupation of Japan began on August 28, led by General Douglas MacArthur,
Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers. On September 2, he presided over the
surrender ceremony, held on the deck of the United States Navy battleship USS
Missouri, in Tokyo Bay. He was the only person who spoke publicly:
“We are gathered here, representatives
of the major warring powers, to conclude
a solemn agreement whereby peace may
be restored.
“The issues involving divergent ideals
and ideologies have been determined on
the battlefields of the world, and hence
are not for our discussion or debate.
“Nor is it for us here to meet,
representing as we do a majority of
the peoples of the earth, in a spirit of
distrust, malice, or hatred.
“But rather it is for us, both victors and vanquished, to
rise to that higher dignity which alone befits the sacred purposes we are about to
serve, committing all of our peoples unreservedly to faithful compliance with the
undertakings they are here formally to assume.
“It is my earnest hope, and indeed the hope of all mankind, that from this solemn
occasion a better world shall emerge out of the blood and carnage of the past – a
world founded upon faith and understanding, a world dedicated to the dignity of man
and the fulfillment of his most cherished wish for freedom, tolerance, and justice.” *
The instrument of surrender (one original in English, one in Japanese) was signed
by representatives from Japan, United States, China, Great Britain, USSR, Australia,
Canada, France, Netherlands, and New Zealand.
The signing completed, MacArthur provided a benediction:
“Let us pray that peace now be restored to the world, and that God will preserve it
always.
“These proceedings are closed.”
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New website for Methodist
The Haddonfield United Methodist Church’s
website a new look.
It provides information about the church’s
ministries and mission partners and easy access to
sermons, Connect Guides, Family Faith Guides, and
Children’s Messages.
Clicking on the Church Online button enables
visitors to experience an all-new livestream
experience on Sundays, and to find previous
services on-demand.
Check out the new design at haddonfieldumc.org.
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#079 • SEPTEMBER 4 TO 18, 2020
Time to sign up
for Fall Ball
Haddonfield Little
League has opened
registration for Fall Ball,
in three divisions:
• Kid/Coach Pitch
Learning to pitch from
the mound at 46 ft.
Focusing on: situational
baseball; defensive
outs, base-running.
• Minor League
100% kid pitch.
Catcher skills.
Pace of play to complete
6 innings.
• Major League
50-70 field dimensions:
Pitching mound at 50 ft,
70 ft between bases.
Stealing with leads,
pitcher balks.
All games will be in
Haddonfield.
Registration is open
here – bit.ly/2EIPHir – n
thru Mon Sep 7.
Book Clubs
The Public Library’s
Adult Book Club is
reading The Stronger
Diaries by Ely Griffiths
and Paper Son by S.J.
Rozan.
A discussion of these
books will take place via
Zoom on Mon Sep 28 at
7pm.
The Young Adult
Book Club is reading
Conventionally Yours by
Annabeth Albert.
A discussion will take
place via Zoom on Thu
Sep 17 at 7pm.
The Mystery Book
Club is reading All That’s
Bright and Gone by Eliza
Nellums.
A discussion will take
place via Zoom on Tue
Sep 15 at 7pm.
To register for these
Zoom meetings, visit
haddonfieldlibrary.org
n.
With great sadness we mark the passing,
on August 10, 2020 – at age 100 – of
Charles A. Sayre
a devoted Rotarian for 67 years, and a revered
member of the Rotary Club of Haddonfield
for 55 years. He was our senior member.
Charles served as the Club’s president in 1983-84.
He was the longtime chaplain for Rotary District
7640, which honored him in 2009 with its
prestigious Vocational Service Award. He and his
late wife Lucile were both Paul Harris Fellows.
Charles was the senior pastor at Haddonfield
United Methodist Church for 25 years.
Having become aware early in his ministry
of the desperate needs of families in Camden,
he mobilized members of area churches to support
churches in Camden. Together, they formed
Respond Inc., a non-profit organization that sought,
initially, to provide proper child care in Camden for
children of working parents. Under his leadership,
Respond became a community powerhouse that
today provides a wide range of vital services.
Charles Sayre was the Rotary motto “Service Above
Self” personified. We honor for him for his service
to Rotary, to our Club, and to our community.
We will miss him ... a lot.
Rotary Club of Haddonfield
www.HaddonfieldRotary.org
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Book Sale? No.
Plan B? Yes!
The Friends of the
Library have canceled
their Book Sale, set for
Sat Sep 19 and Sun 20.
In an effort to make
up for the loss of
income from the Book
Sale, the Friends are
planning a weekend of
fundraising events in
October, including a
local dine-and-donate, a
bag-of-books sale, and
the unveiling of a new
Legacy Wall in the front
rooms of the library.
The Friends are
working with a number
of businesses in town
to simultaneously raise
money and support the
local economy.
Stay tuned for details.
While you’re waiting,
why not become a
member? Visit hfol.org.
BORED? Learn This Move at Home!
Like most other social activities, Dance Haddonfield is on hiatus.
But we’ll be back, every Sunday night. In the meantime, try THIS!
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$1 off for USA Dance members.
Free food, refreshments, and music.
Open dancing to 10:30pm.
Come single, or bring a partner.
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#079 • SEPTEMBER 4 TO 18, 2020
Network time
The Partnership
for Haddonfield’s
Professional Committee
will hold a Breakfast
Networking session at
Ludovico’s on Fri Sep 11
from 8 to 9am.
The Committee aims
to provide professionals
and service businesses
with networking and
marketing opportunities
necessary to success.
Registered to
vote?
To check if you are
already registered to
vote in New Jersey, go
here: bit.ly/3bn4gnJ n.
To register to vote in
New Jersey, you must:
• Be a U.S. citizen.
• Be at least 17 years
old, though you may
not vote until you have
reached the age of 18.
• Be a resident of the
county for 30 days
before the election.
• Be a person not
serving a sentence of
incarceration as the
result of a conviction of
any indictable offense
under the laws of New
Jersey or another state
or of the United States.
• Complete a Voter
Registration Application
and/or Party Affiliation
Form, available here: bit.
ly/ 2YX41uo n. The form
also is available in Room
101 of the Borough Hall.
Completed forms may
be submitted to the
Borough Clerk at the
Borough Hall or mailed
or delivered to the
Camden County Board
of Elections, Elections
and Archive Center,
100 University Court,
Blackwood NJ 08012.
Regular hours: Weekdays
from 8:30am to 4:30pm.
Deadline: Tue Oct 13.
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On the Market
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One of Haddonfield’s
most-admired homes
could be yours.
312 Kings Hwy E. $1,199,000
TOUR 312
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One of the most desirable properties in town:
7 beds. 5.5 baths. 2 garages (up to 4 cars!)
If you think you can’t have it all in Haddonfield,
you need to see this extraordinary property!
A move-in-ready house on an unbelievable lot
within walking distance to town is definitely hard
to come by – but here it is waiting for you.
Well over 5,000 sq ft of living space and a yard
that stretches back 375 feet, “unique” doesn’t
quite do this home justice.
While you are sure to be impressed with the
view from the street and the gorgeous interior,
the real treat comes when you head outside,
where you will think you’ve been transported
to the country. Surely you can’t get this kind of
breathtaking lot in Haddonfield! (Yes, you can!)
Scan the QR to view 54 photos,
including aerial views. Then call Kate
to schedule your personal tour.
41 S. Haddon Ave, Haddonfield
856-428-2600 • www.foxroach.com
Unless noted otherwise, properties are in Haddonfield
Kate Master Siedell
NJAR Circle of Excellence 2011-2016
856-616-7040 direct
856-287-4665 cell
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#079 • SEPTEMBER 4 TO 18, 2020
SundaySeptember 2020 Monday Tuesday Wednes
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Library Curbside 10-1, 2-5, 6-8
Planning Board /V 7 30
Library Indoors 1
06
Library CLOSED
07
LABOR DAY
Borough Hall CLOSED
No trash/recycling/yard waste
Schools, Library CLOSED
Banks CLOSED except ATM
Acme 7am to 8pm
Little League Fall Ball deadline
08
FIRST DAY
OF SCHOOL
Monday trash/recycling
Library Curbside 10-1, 2-5, 6-8
Commissioner Work Session/V 7
Commission Meeting/V 7 30
09
Library Indoors 1
Rotary/TCC 12 15
Republican Club/
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Commission Work Session/V 6 30
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Haddon Fire Co No 1
Golf Tournament/TCC
28
YOM KIPPUR
Deadline for ordering Haddon
Fortnightly mums. Page 21
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Historical Society Book Club/V 7
Zoning Board/V 7 30
22
Library Board/V 8am
Library Curbside 10-1, 2-5, 6-8
Library Guest Lecture/V 7
Commissioner Work Session/V 7
Commission Meeting/V 7 30
29
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Historic Preserva
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Dinner/V 7
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Schools CLOSED
Library Book Club/V 7
Library Curbside 10-1, 2-5, 6-8
Library Indoors 1
AL
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Archer Law Parking Lot
Borough Hall
Greenfield Hall
HPP
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IKM
Haddonfield Plays & Players
High School
Indian King Tavern Museum
MAC Markeim Arts Center
MK Mabel Kay Senior Center
TCC Tavistock Country Club
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Library Curbside 10-1, 2-5
65 Club/BH 1
Grace Church Blood Drive 2-7
Board of Education/V 7
Plays & Players/HPP 7 30
Library Indoors 10-1, 2-4
Farmers Market/AL 9-12
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Library Curbside 10-1, 2-5, 6-8
65 Club/BH 1
Friends of the Library/V 7 30
Partnership for Haddonfield
Breakfast Networking at
Ludovico’s 8-9
Library Indoors 10-1, 2-4
Antique Auto Show CaNCELED
Farmers Market/AL 9-12
Library Curbside 11-3
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suntans:
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Some transactions involved
other brokers and agents.
Jeanne “Lisa” Wolschina
Cell: 856-261-5202 (preferred)
NJ Association of Realtors’ Platinum Award 2013-2019
WELCOME HOME
REALTY
224 Kings Highway East, Haddonfield NJ
856-874-8980 direct • Also in Ocean City NJ

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TRUST YOUR TRANSACTION TO ONE OF
SOUTH JERSEY’S MOST EXPERIENCED REALTORS
SUZANNE STOINSKI
856-616-7060
Cell: 856-952-5483
SuzanneStoinski@gmail.com
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Fox & Roach, REALTORS ®
41 S. Haddon Avenue, Haddonfield NJ 08033
856-428-2600 • www.foxroach.com
TOP REALTOR FOR 35 YEARS
Good times
come to an end
The Public Library will
resume assessing fines
on overdue items on Tue
Sep 8.
The book-drop bin
outside the Library is
now open – 24/7 – so
you’ve got until about
9am on Tue Sep 8 to
make a fine-free deposit.
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VERMaaT
LEONaRD
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on your
smartphone:
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428-9677 x 239
REALTORS
856-428-5150
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Welcome Back!
MY TEAM AND I hope you had a fun summer.
As the schools open and venture into uncharted
waters, we hope that you and your family will
be safe and well, and remain positive, creative,
engaged, and optimistic! WE CAN DO THIS!
Jeanne “Lisa” Wolschina
Cell: 856-261-5202 (preferred)
NJ Association of Realtors’ Platinum Award 2013-2019
WELCOME HOME
REALTY
224 Kings Highway East, Haddonfield NJ
856-874-8980 direct • Also in Ocean City NJ

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#079 • SEPTEMBER 4 TO 18, 2020
View School
Board meetings
Meetings of the
Haddonfield Board
of Education may be
viewed on the School
District’s YouTube
channel, HERE.
The most recent
meetings were on Thu
Aug 27 and Thu Sep 3.
Pro Imports
Auto Service
SPECIALIZES IN REPAIRING
ALL FOREIGN CARS
309 Haddon Avenue
Collingswood
751-9400
• Call TIM MAURO
for Pricing on
Parts & Service
• Factory-Trained
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• FREE Estimates
Connect with
SCHOOL
DISTRICT
YOUTUBE
CHaNNEL
.
A Zoom dinner
by candlelight
When it became
clear, as the pandemic
developed, that the
Historical Society could
not hold its Candlelight
Dinner at Tavistock in
March, as planned, the
Society optimistically
rebooked the Country
Club for Wed Sep 23.
The date still stands,
but the venue has
changed: The dinner will
be held by candlelight
and via Zoom.
This year’s guest
speaker is Joel Spivak, a
Philadelphia architect,
community activist, and
co-author of Underground
Philadelphia: From Caves
and Canals to Tunnels
and Transit, which
explores the history
hidden beneath the city.
Each ticket-holder who
lives within five miles of
Haddonfield can receive
a special gift bag before
the event. The bag will
include the printed event
program, a candle, sweet
treats, a special surprise
to be opened during the
event, and a “Borough of
Haddonfield” tea towel
(since you’ll have to do
your own dishes this
year!).
Order tickets here:
bit.ly/32OV8o0 n.
DON’T THROW IT OUT!
Recycle
your unwanted/unused
BIKES!
Rotary Club of Haddonfield
CycleRecycle
Borough Hall Parking Lot
Saturday,
October 17, 2020
9am to 12n
Another initiative of the Rotary Club of Haddonfield
www.HaddonfieldRotary.org
Tax receipt provided, if requested.
Purchase
tickets online
for
CaNDLELIGHT
DINNER
.

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Access
BOROUGH
BUDGET
FOR 2020
.
For updates,
and to read
KAIN
MURPHY
obituaries,
scan:
.
Commissioners introduce
2020 budget
During their regular meeting on Mon Aug 17, the
Borough commissioners introduced the municipal
budget for 2020.
The budget proposes total expenditure of
$19,181,684.00, of which $12,232,816 will be
raised through property taxes. The proposed
local purpose tax rate is 0.5284 cents per $100 of
assessed property valuation.
For the owner of a property assessed at the
borough average of $488,481, local purpose taxes
will be $2,581, an increase of $26 over last year’s
taxes. Two other examples:
• Property value $244,241. Taxes $1,291 – up $14.
• Property value $732,722. Taxes $3,872 – up $40.
Local purpose (municipal) taxes represent a little
over 17% of the total property tax bill.
Apart from employee salaries, benefits, and
pension payments ($8,634,733), which make up
47% of the budget, the largest expenditures include
stormwater improvements ($2,995,000) and the
Borough’s annual road program ($2,240,000).
The Budget document is available here:
bit.ly/ 32STdhX n.
A public hearing on the budget will be held during
the Commissioners’ regular meeting on Tue Sep 22,
after which they may vote to adopt.
• H. William “Bill” Steiger, 91
August 19, 2020
• Eileen P. McCardle, 90
August 16, 2020
• Charles A. Sayre, 100
August 10, 2020
• Sandra P. Macnamara, 78
August 8, 2020
• H. William “Bill” Steiger, 91
August 19, 2020
• Jeanne M. O’Neil, 95
July 24, 2020
• William R. Padgett, 83
July 23, 2020
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Since 1910.
FUNERAL SERVICES
Mums for fall?
Order now!
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.
856-429-1945
15 West End Ave, Haddonfield • kainmurphy.com
Pamela D. Powers, Manager • N.J. Lic. No. 4237
The Call
is Out!
For details,
CALL JOE DUNN
609-304-0980
for GOLFERs
and SPONSORS for
Haddon Fire Co. No. 1’s
Fourth Annual Charity
Golf Tournament.
Monday, September 21
Tavistock Country Club

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#079 • SEPTEMBER 4 TO 18, 2020
Gov. Driscoll named to NJ Hall of Fame
The New Jersey Hall of Fame announced recently that Alfred E. Driscoll of
Haddonfield will be inducted as a member of the Class of 2019. He was New
Jersey’s 43rd governor (first two-term governor), serving from 1948 to 1954.
A 1921 graduate of Haddonfield High School, Driscoll served as a member
of the Haddonfield Board of Education, Board of Commissioners, and the
Historical Society. He was one of six recipients in the inaugural class for the
Haddonfield Alumni Society’s Lifetime Achievement Award, in 1994.
He spearheaded the adoption in 1947 of a new constitution for New Jersey
that, among other things, ended racial segregation in the state’s public schools.
Alfred E. Driscoll died in 1975, at age 72, and was buried in the Haddonfield
Baptist Cemetery. Descendants own and occupy homes on Hopkins Lane,
including Birdwood, the white house on the bend, and elsewhere in town.
The Hall will host a virtual ceremony on Sun Oct 18.
Discover the sheer joy
of wearing a shirt made
just for you.
Custom-made shirts for men, tailored
to fifteen exacting measurements and
fashioned to your distinctive tastes
in color, pattern, and detail.
THINK STYLE!
• Collars fitted to the quarter inch and
proportioned at back and front
• Correct yoke size
• Tapered to the waist
• Cuffs fitted to the wrist
• Sleeves to the half inch
• Monogrammed
• Choice of collar, cuff,
and pocket styles
Our 38th year of presenting the
finest American & European fashions.
207 Kings Hwy E, Haddonfield
856-795-5885
Monday, Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday to Saturday: 10 to 3
Custom-Made Shirts
www.RichardBennettClothing.com

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Donate to
H’FIELD
ED TRUST
online
.
Register for
FROG RACE
.
Haddonfield Educational Trust
PROJECT PROFILE
Supporting the Public Schools,
Teachers, Staff, and Students of Haddonfield.
When news of a novel coronavirus began to be
reported in the media early this year, our school
administrators took notice. During an in-service on
February 18, they addressed the effect it might have
on public education in Haddonfield, and by the time
Gov. Murphy issued a stay-at-home order on March
21, they had plans in place for remote learning.
The administrative focus then shifted to the safe
and effective opening of schools in September, and to
covering the extraordinary costs involved.
In late August,
we became aware
that Bluetooth
headsets would
make it possible
for teachers
to interact
simultaneously
and seamlessly
with all students,
whether in-person
and remote. We swiftly approved the expenditure of
more than $20,000 for 100 headsets. Now, every
teacher in every school will have a top-of-theline
Jabra Bluetooth headset on their desk.
Like many not-for-profits locally and across the
country, Haddonfield Educational Trust had to cancel
activities and events that generate funds for its grants
and scholarships – our annual golf outing, for
example. If you can help us make up even a part
of what we’ve “lost,” we’ll be most grateful.
You can donate easily and securely online, at
haddonfieldeducationaltrust.org/donate, or by mail to
PO Box 178, Haddonfield NJ 08033.
Thank you!
haddonfieldeducationaltrust.org
A WHAT race?
New Year’s Eve 1897:
Bicycle riders raced
through Haddonfield to
try to catch a leader who
happened to be wearing
... a large, inflatable frog
costume.
The organizer of the
1897 race – and the
rider wearing the frog
costume – was G. L. Carr,
a clerk for the druggist
C. S. Braddock Jr., at 201
East Main Street (now
Kings Highway).
Newspapers around
the country ran articles
about the 11-mile race.
Inspired by these
reports, the Historical
Society has decided
to hosta virtual
Haddonfield Frog Race
during September and is
challenging participants
to complete 11 miles
biking, running, walking,
or even swimming before
October 1. It’s a fun,
family-friendly diversion.
Frog costumes optional!
Registration for this
fundraising event is
$25 for ages 13 and up,
and $20 for ages 12 and
under. The first 100
registrants will get a free
tee-shirt with an image
of the original frogcostumed
bike rider. All
who submit completed
race forms before
October 1 will be entered
to win four tickets to the
Philadelphia Zoo.
The 2020 version
of the Haddonfield
Frog Race is virtual,
of course – inside or
outside, fast or slow, in
one outing or 100, – and
all participants must
follow COVID-19 health
guidelines and safety
regulations.
Register here:
bit.ly/ 3hXGdOG n.
Questions? info@
haddonfieldhistory.org
or 856-429-7375.

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#079 • SEPTEMBER 4 TO 18, 2020
The wait is over ... It’s time to dine!
Participating food and beverage establishments in downtown Haddonfield,
including restaurants, coffee shops, dessert shops, and other food retailers,
will again open their doors for indoor dining, starting Fri Sep 4.
Many Haddonfield restaurants moved seating outdoors during the past few
months to serve patrons in accordance with pandemic health guidelines. Gov.
Murphy’s recent announcement permits seating indoors, up to 25% of capacity.
“We have been patiently awaiting the re-opening of indoor dining services,
and that day has finally arrived,” said Remi Fortunato, the Partnership for
Haddonfield’s retail recruiter. “We are thrilled by this news, and look forward
to welcoming visitors to our one-of-a-kind dining scene with both indoor and
outdoor seating options.”
Patrons are asked to wear masks unless eating, and maintain six feet of
distance between others while dining.
Downtown Haddonfield offers an assortment of dining choices, including fine
restaurants, quaint coffee shops, and sweet ice cream shops.
Chef-owned restaurants offer a range of cuisines, from Italian and Asian
to Mediterranean, Indian, and more. Casual dining options include hoagies,
pizza, organic juice drinks, yogurt, and more. Haddonfield also has an array
of gourmet and food-oriented retailers, with shops selling everything from
gourmet cupcakes and specialty olive oils to food items from France and the
British Isles.
Outdoor seating will continue at many establishments, weather permitting.
Curbside pick-up of pre-ordered retail purchases remains available at many
shops, and restaurants continue to offer delivery and curbside pickup.
Downtown Haddonfield has continually promoted ways for everyone to
shop and dine safely. Its “Haddonfield Cares” campaign which focuses on
the importance of wearing masks while in the Downtown, practicing social
distancing, and frequent hand sanitizing.

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Register for
THE SaND
SHORTaGE
.
additions
Renovations
New
Construction
856.795.4550
www.WagnerArchitect.com
HADDONFIELD
FRIENDS MEETING
of the Religious Society of Friends
would like to thank
VALUE ROOFING and
IRONCLAD CONSTRUCTION & ROOFING
for replacing one of our roofs
on an emergency basis.
The work was done promptly, their labor
and materials were top-notch, and they
communicated with us throughout
the process. We thank them for their
extraordinary work.
856-287-3434 267-240-1060
BOE election:
3, 3, 3, and 3
Three candidates have
submitted petitions to
run for three seats on
the Board of Education:
Lynn Howard Hoag,
Heather Paoli, and
Thomas Vecchio.
All are incumbents.
The election will be
held on Tue Nov 3. The
term is three years.
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.

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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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Scan for
HaDDONFIELD
[dot] TODaY
on your
smartphone:
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If you didn’t visit Haddonfield[dot]Today during the past month,
here’s what you missed:
• September 1 – First juvenile case of COVID-19 reported
• September 1 – Edward F. Bowe Jr. (obit)
• August 31 – Message from Superintendent Klaus
• August 31 – John C. Long (obit)
• August 31 – W. Joyce Shaw (obit)
• August 31 – Another teen tests positive for COVID-19
• August 29 – Fall Ball
• August 29 – Blood Drive: September 3
• August 27 – Two new COVID-19 cases
• August 25 – COVID-19: One new case
• August 24 – One new COVID-19 case; NJ transmission
rate down
• August 23 – New businesses open; others expand
• August 21 – One new COVID-19 fatality; one new case
• August 21 – William (“Bill”) Steiger (obit)
• August 21 – Voting Info: Register to vote
• August 20 – Library Board to meet
• August 20 – Lynn J. Hensel (obit)
• August 20 – School Board to discuss opening
procedures
• August 19 – Two new COVID-19 cases
• August 19 – Conversation on affordable housing
• August 19 – Unclaimed bicycles up for bid
• August 18 – Commissioners introduce 2020 budget
• August 18 – Eileen P. McCardle (obit)
• August 16 – Zoning Board to meet
• August 16 – Commissioners to meet
• August 15 – Villa Rosa to close
• August 14 – Charles A. Sayre (obit)
• August 13 – COVID-19: New state rules for closing
schools
• August 13 – Charles A. Sayre (Inquirer obit)
• August 13 – Eugene Egizi Sr. (obit)
• August 12 – NJ teachers call for remote learning in all
schools; Governor responds
• August 11 – Charles A. Sayre, revered pastor,
dies at age 100
• August 10 – Gotta sing!
• August 10 – Easy access to school reopening info
• August 10 – Sandra P. Macnamara (obit)
• August 10 – Anthony J. Maniscalco (obit)
• August 10 – Kathryn M. Harris (obit)
• August 8 – Gracie’s owner passes, after fall at home
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restaurants, professionals,
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GOP to meet
The Haddonfield
Republican Club will
hold its next monthly
meeting on Wed Sep 9 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
be observed.
Book
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The Historical
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women Design OK: played in the Sales OK:
suffrage and civil rights
movements and beyond.
Those planning to
participate are invited to
read any of six books:
• Birthright Citizens:
A History of Race and
Rights in Antebellum
America by Martha S.
Jones.
• The Rebellious Life
of Mrs. Rosa Parks by
Jeanne Theoharis.
• Fighting Chance: The
Struggle over Woman
Suffrage and Black
Suffrage in Reconstruction
America by Faye E.
Dudden.
• To Tell the Truth Freely:
The Life of Ida B. Wells
by Mia Bay.
• All Bound Up Together
by Martha S. Jones.
• This Little Light of Mine
by Kay Mills.
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discussion on Tue Sep
15 at 7 pm.
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on August 30, 2020 – at age 101 – of
John C. Long
a longtime member of the
Rotary Club of Haddonfield.
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and a member of the board of governors of the
Haddonfield Civic Association.
We honor for him for his service to Rotary,
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