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The mobile-friendly, biweekly, community calendar for Haddonfield NJ • December 18 to Jan 8, 2021 • #088

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#088 • DECEMBER 18, 2020 TO JANuARY 8, 2021

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• What’s On the Market 14, 18

• Word on the Street 3

• The Yellow Pages 31

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This most unusual and

unpredictable year is

drawing to a close.

Will your New Year’s Eve

be different this year,

and if so, how?

“In a normal year,”

reflects SHEN

SHELLENBERGER

of Cherry Hill, “we

would go out to

dinner with friends.

Not this year.” So

how does Shen plan

to celebrate? “A quiet

dinner at home, until

midnight. Then we’ll

bang pots and pans,

as usual, and wake

the neighbors.”

“In the past, my wife

and I have gone out

for dinner and drinks

with friends,” says

KEVIN CREIGHTON

of West Chester PA.

This year? “A quiet

night at home. We’re

too old to party.

Well ... I am, anyway.”

“Very different!”

says RAY HOOLEY

of Cherry Hill. “We

usually go to a

family member’s

home in Merion PA,

with 60 to 70 other

people. Not this year,

especially with our

newborn.”

Cherry Hill’s JIM

WALSH will be

happy to spend the

evening at home

with his wife, Julie.

“The kids won’t be

coming home for the

holidays, so it will

be just the two of us.

Music and a movie.”

Haddonfield’s JOE

LEVINE plans to

stay at home with

his immediate

family. “We’ll toast

the arrival of the

vaccine,” he says,

“reflect on how

incredibly fortunate

we are, and hope for

a much better 2021

for all.”

“Typically, our family

would be having

a ball in Chicago,”

says AIMEE

SUBRUMANIAN of

Haddonfield. Aimee

and her husband

lived there for eight

years after they

were married. “We

love going back,”

she says. “But not in

2020.”

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Middle School

closes (COVID)

The Superintendent

of Schools announced

on Tue Dec 15 that the

Middle School would

close from Wed Dec 16

thru Wed Dec 23.

“This decision was

made after consulting

with the Camden County

Department of Health,”

Superintendent Chuck

Klaus wrote in a letter to

parents, guardians, and

the school community.

“Factors to close

included 6 confirmed

COVID+ cases in the

last 4 days, 4 of which

involved contact tracing

and quarantines due

to close contacts.

Additionally, there

has been a significant

decrease in the number

of students physically in

school due to quarantine

and an increase in

requests for full virtual

instruction. The

educational benefit of

having significantly more

students virtual and

fewer students in person

also played a role in this

decision.

“Keeping the safety

and wellness of our

students and staff as our

top priority, we believe

implementing the full

virtual model is the

optimal way to proceed.

...

“This decision was

not arrived at easily. We

hoped to stay the course

and continue to offer

in-person instruction;

however, it became

evident that the best

course of action was to

take these precautionary

steps.”

The elementary

schools and the High

School remain open,

operating in the hybrid

model.

True news:

Free parking!

Again this year,

the Commissioners

are supporting the

business district by

bagging parking meters

and kiosks between

Thanksgiving and

Christmas Day. It is

hoped that free parking

will entice shoppers to

visit ... and spend!

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Scan the QR code n.

The next meeting, on

Thu Jan 7, will be the

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Mask sales will help fund cleft palate surgeries

The Haddonfield-based orthodontic practice of Dr. Amy James and

Associates is promoting the sale of “Smile” masks.

Proceeds will benefit Rotaplast International, which sends teams of volunteer

dental surgeons and nurses around the world to treat children with cleft

anomalies. Dr, James herself has been a member of three such teams.

Like many nonprofit organizations, Rotaplast faces challenges posed by

the COVID-19 pandemic. Recognizing this, Dr. James and her team decided to

find a way to not only raise funds for Rotaplast, but to raise awareness of the

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Rotaplast was founded in 1992 by a dentist who at the time was the president

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The idea behind this new fund-raiser involves sharing smiles.

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Shop by

candlelight

Luminarias are lighting

up downtown sidewalks

again, not only on the

one remaining Friday

night before Christmas

– Fri Dec 18 – but also

on Tue Dec 22.

The Partnership

for Haddonfield has

designated an additional

night (the last Tuesday

before Christmas) as a

Candlelight Shopping

night, from 6 to 9pm, and

is hoping that shoppers

– especially those who

live in Haddonfield

– will take advantage

of the opportunity

to Shop Small for the

Holidays and support

the “mom-and-pop”

stores that are at the

heart of the business

district in towns such as

Haddonfield.

Don’t forget: Mask up!

HPC to discuss

Bancroft

The Historic

Preservation

Commission held a

special meeting on Thu

Dec 10 to review an

application from the

designated developer of

the Bancroft property.

The board did not

complete its work that

night, however, so a

second meeting has

been set for Wed Dec 30

at 7pm.

The join the meeting

(on Zoom), connect via

the Online Meetings tab

on the Borough website.

After the Commission

has completed its work,

the application will be

reviewed by the Planning

Board. It is not yet

known whether that will

happen at the board’s

next meeting, on Tue

Jan 5.

King

of Kings

Lord

of Lords

CHRIST THE KING CHURCH

200 Windsor Avenue, Haddonfield

856-429-1600 • www.ctkhaddonfield.org

NOTE: If pandemic conditions and restrictions on gathering

change, this schedule may change. ALSO: Reservations are

recommended for some services. PLEASE: Confirm this

schedule and make reservations at ctkhaddonfield.org.

Saturday, December 19, 2020

3:30 to 4:45pm – Confession. 5pm – Mass

Sunday, December 20

7:30am, 9am, 11am – Mass

Mon, Tue, Wed, December 21-23

8am – Daily Mass

CHRISTMAS EVE: Thursday, Dec 24

8am – Daily Mass

4pm – Mass in Church

4pm – Mass in School Gymnasium*

6pm, 9pm, 12midnight – Mass in Church

CHRISTMAS DAY: Friday, Dec 25

8am, 10am – Mass

Saturday, December 26

4 to 4:45pm – Confession

5pm – Feast of the Holy Family

Sunday, December 27

7:30am, 9am, 11am – Feast of the Holy Family

Mon, Tue, Wed, December 28-30

8am – Daily Mass

NEW YEAR’S EVE: Thursday, Dec 31

8am – Daily Mass. 5pm – Solemnity of Mary

NEW YEAR’S DAY: Friday, January 1

8am, 10am – Solemnity of Mary

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A stroll down a lane of lights

Residents of Evergreen Lane have banded together to share their celebration

of the season with the entire community. They’ve created a Holiday Light Stroll

along their street, from Kings Highway to the area of Tatem School.

The aim is two-fold: To bring holiday cheer to friends and neighbors, and to

collect socks for those in need. Donations of new socks will be accepted in a

bin on the porch of 2 Evergreen Lane to benefit Knock Knock Give a Sock. If you

wish to donate dollars online, go here: bit.ly/3m72drp or scan the QR code n.

Evergreen Lane is a compact street of about 50 homes, tucked away between

Kings Highway and Grove Street. The Lane of Lights kicked off at dusk on Fri

Dec 11. A good place to start your stroll is the Children’s Sculpture Zoo at

Tatem Memorial Garden (corner of Evergreen and Kings Highway – between the

Haddon Fortnightly and the High School).

The lights will remain on nightly through New Year 2021.

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Library hours

Inside? Curbside?

• Mon, Wed, Fri: Inside

service 10am to 6pm. No

curbside service.

• Tue, Thu: Curbside

service 10am to 12n.

Inside service 12n to

8pm.

• Sat: Curbside

service 10am to 2pm.

Inside service (by

appointment) 10am to

2pm.

gingerbread galore!

A month filled with gingerbread-themed activities

kicked off at 9am on Fri Dec 4, at the Gazebo in

Kings Court, where FOX29’s Good Day Philadelphia

interviewed some local bakers who are displaying

gingerbread creations in their windows during the

holiday season:

• Toni Marie Watson of Sweet T’s, 14 Kings Court

– a gingerbread gazebo.

• Al DiBartolo of European-Style Patisserie, 115

Kings Highway East – a classic gingerbread house.

• Katrina McCoy of TAL32, 43 Kings Highway East

(Haddy Lane) – the King’s Road Brewery building.

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Chipping of Christmas trees

Q: When’s the best time to kick your Christmas

tree to the curb?

A: After New Year’s Day, because the Public Works

Department will begin chipping Christmas trees

during the first week of January.

Since the work is dependent on the weather,

staffing, and the availability of equipment, there is

no schedule. Just put your tree out early in 2021.

However ... be sure to remove the tree stand and

all decorations (including lights, ornaments, and

tinsel). Also ... do not put your tree in a plastic bag.

Non-conforming trees will not be picked up.

Lutheran

The Christmas Eve

service at the Lutheran

Church of Our Savior

will be pre-recorded

and posted on the

church’s Facebook

page – facebook.com/

oursaviorhaddonfield

– by 12n on Thu Dec 24.

All who are interested

will be able to access the

service at times that suit

them and their families.

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Seasonal choral concert

ChildrenSong of New Jersey will present a virtual concert titled ‘Season of

Light’ on Sun Dec 20 at 3pm. The choir’s music will celebrate the significance

of light during the winter holiday season. Light can represent both religious

and non-spiritual winter events such as Christmas, Hanukkah, Santa Lucia,

Kwanzaa, and the winter solstice. During winter festivities, people sing, dance,

decorate, and incorporate some sort of light into their celebrations, be it the

moon, fires, candles, or electric lights.

This concert will feature ChildrenSong singers age 8 to 18 who participate

virtually in weekly rehearsals with professional musicians Polly Murray, Esther

Chen, and Nick Watts.

The suggested donation is $10 per adult, payable by venmo @childrensong

or by check to ChildrenSong of NJ, PO Box 134, Haddonfield, NJ 08033. A Zoom

link will be emailed on receipt of payment. Questions? info@childrensong.org.

Presbyterian

The Christmas

Eve service at First

Presbyterian Church will

be livestreamed at 4pm

on Thu Dec 24:

haddonfieldpres.org/

watchlive.

To listen by phone,

call 929-205-6099. When

prompted, enter:

• 895-8806-5063, then #.

When prompted, enter

• 210290, then #.

Coordinator

for seniors

The Borough of

Haddonfield is accepting

applications for the parttime

position of Senior

Center Coordinator.

Previous experience in

working with seniors is

preferred.

The job description is

posted on the Borough

website, is available

in Room 101 of the

Borough Hall, and may

be downloaded here:

bit.ly/37wIMmB. Or scan

the QR code n.

The application form

may be downloaded

here: bit.ly/33Kf50j. Or

scan the QR code n.

The application

deadline is Mon Dec 28.

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Offering a distinctive selection of British foods,

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We carry the largest selection of British TEAS in

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t. Aloysius Church

W. Haddon Ave.

aklyn, NJ 08107

Christmas Eve

December 24

5:00pm Mass

istmas Day—December 25

10:00am Mass

St. Joseph the Worker Parish

Christmas / New Year Schedule

PARISH 2013-2014

CHRISTMAS/NEW YEAR SCHEDULE 2020-21

ST. VINCENT PALLOTTI

CHURCH

901 Hopkins Road, Haddon Twp

Year’s Eve—December 31

New Year’s Eve

Confessions

4:00pm Mass

5:00pm Mass

Every Saturday – 4pm

w Year’s Day—January

Christmas

1

Eve Mass New Year’s Day

December 24 – 3pm, 4:30pm, 6pm,

10:00am Mass

10:00am 8pm Mass

Christmas Day Mass

December 25 – 9am, 11am

Penance Service Solemnity at St. of Vincent Mary Pallotti Mass Church

December January 18, 2013 1 – 10am. Vigil at 4pm. 7:00pm

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Confessions

Every Saturday – 3pm

Christmas Eve Mass

December 24 – 3:30pm, 5pm

Christmas Day Mass

December 25 – 10am

Solmenity of Mary Mass

January 1 – 10am. Vigil at 4pm.

Call for Citizen

nominations

The Mayor’s Breakfast,

which is hosted annually

by the Haddonfield Area

Lions Club, will not be

held in 2021. because of

the pandemic.

However, a Citizen of

the Year for 2021 will be

named early in the new

year, and to that end the

Lions Club is calling now

for nominations. The

deadline is Thu Dec 31.

The Citizen of the

Year award recognizes

an outstanding member

of the Haddonfield

community. The

recipient is selected by a

representative group of

Haddonfield community

members (not by the

Lions Club).

Many outstanding

community members

have been nominated

previously, and the

committee will consider

both former and new

nominees. However,

all nominations must

be current and include

St. Vincent Pallotti Church

901 Hopkins Rd.

Haddon Township, NJ

08033

Christmas Eve

4:00pm, 6:00pm, 8:00pm

Masses

MUST BE WORN

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Christmas Day

9:00am and 11:00am Masses

the 2021 Nomination

Form as a cover sheet,

together with one

or more statements

by those making the

recommendation. Note:

Nominees must be

Haddonfield residents.

The nomination

form may be

downloaded from the

Lions Club website

– haddonfieldlions.org n

– or by email request to

either of the committee

co-chairs: Jack Tarditi

(jtarditi@connerstrong.

com) and Mike Kennedy

(mikelgkennedy@

cs.com).



HMHS Madrigals: The (drive-in) movie!

Undeterred by the impossibility of presenting their annual Dessert Theater

indoors as usual each December, the High School Madrigal Singers have

developed an alternative way for the community to enjoy the music and

merriment of the season.

The Madrigals will perform at the “Royal Court” on Sat Jan 9 but on this

occasion it will be staged in the parking lot of the Wedgewood Swim Club (635

Centre Street) as a drive-in movie experience.

As usual, the show will feature songs and dances of the season, a comedy

guaranteed to amuse and entertain, a wassail toast, the regal presentation of

the boar’s head, and pre-packaged desserts to enjoy from the comfort and

privacy of your vehicle.

Under the direction of HMHS choir director Tyler Mills, the student singers

will appear in Renaissance-inspired costumes as they present a variety of

madrigal songs – pieces of vocal music that originated in France and England.

Since the troupe’s inaugural season in 1997, the HMHS Madrigal Singers

have performed at the White House, the National Cathedral in Washington DC,

the Kimmel Center, and Longwood Gardens. January 9 will be the first time a

Madrigals’ performance has been staged as a drive-in movie.

Guests can count on some interesting twists on the classics, as the Singers

are incorporating creative filmmaking and editing techniques to bring their

performance from stage to screen.

The 2020-21 troupe of freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors includes:

• Soprano I: Anna Forebaugh, Jane Kinney, Shaelin McKenna and Kiki Shim

• Soprano II: Brynne Gaffney, Samantha Kehner, Katie Poliero and Tess Smith

• Alto I: Salena Chaco, Hanna Epstein, Mary Herdelin and MaryClare Michael

• Alto II: Katrina Edwards, Valerie Goetter, Arabella Nobel and Marisol Russo

• Tenor I: Griffin Adams and Abdullah Khalid

• Tenor II: Jack Eyles and Nick Volpe

• Bass I: Harry George, Joseph Keegan and Luc Ljoka

• Bass II: Billy Impagliazzo, TJ Smith, and Scott Vaughn.

• Royal Court is comprised of Queen Anna Forebaugh, King Abdullah Khalid,

and Jester Katrina Edwards.

All are invited to attend this special part of Haddonfield’s hometown holiday

tradition. There will be two shows on Sat Jan 9 – 6pm and 9pm – with a limit of

34 vehicles per show.

Tickets are $25 per vehicle. Additional donations are encouraged and

appreciated, and will help provide scholarships for graduating Madrigals.

Purchase tickets here: madrigal2020.eventbrite.com, or scan the QR code n

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Light up with luminarias

Interfaith Caregivers’ annual Holiday House Tour

was paused this year, for safety reasons.

In place of this major fund-raiser, the organization

is offering two new ways to support its mission and

add some joy during the holiday season.

• A “glass” holiday ornament engraved with a

pearl of wisdom: “Do Small Things with Great Love.”

Each ornament comes in a presentation box and,

the sponsors say, “will make a fine addition to your

tree trimming and a wonderful gift for family and

friends.” The cost is $20.

• Custom luminarias with candles, to

symbolically light the way for a better 2021.

Interfaith Caregivers hopes its supporters and

residents will display the luminarias outside their

homes on New Year’s Eve. The bags, which carry a

snowflake design, are $20 for a pack of ten. “Join in

the fun and light up your neighborhood.”

To order ornaments and luminarias, email

rloiseau@ifchaddons.org or call at 856-354-0298,

9am to 5pm, weekdays.

Alternatively, stop by Weichert Realtors (132

Kings Hwy E) on Sat Dec 19 – 11am to 2pm – to

place orders with Interfaith volunteers. (Chat with

them about the rewards of volunteering!)

Note: Ornaments are in short supply, so don’t

dally. There was a run on bags, but rest assured

– they will be available again before New Year’s Eve.


Methodist

Haddonfield United

Methodist Church will

hold four virtual services

on Christmas Eve – Thu

Dec 24:

• 4pm: Children and

Family worship service

• 6pm: Contemporary

worship service

• 8pm: Traditional

sanctuary service (livestreamed)

• 10pm: Traditional

service (pre-recorded)

All services will

be available through

the church’s website

– haddonfieldumc.org

– and at facebook.com/

HaddonfieldUMC/live.

The church suspended

its in-person services on

Mon Dec 7, “out of an

abundance of caution.”

That decision will be

reviewed by the church

council on Mon Jan 25.

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Holiday trash and recycling collection

The Borough has set a special schedule for the collection of trash and

recycling during the Christmas and New Year holidays.

• On Thu Dec 24 – Christmas Eve – trash will be collected in the Thursday and

Friday routes. Thursday’s trash and recycling will be picked up on Thursday. If

you live in the Friday route, put your trash (only) out a day early.

• On Fri Dec 25 – Christmas Day – there will be no collection. Or on Sat 26. Or

Sun 27. If your recycling day is Friday, put your recycling out on Mon Dec 28.

• On Thu Dec 31 – New Year’s Eve – trash will be collected in the Thursday

and Friday routes. Thursday’s trash and recycling will be picked up on

Thursday. If you live in the Friday route, put your trash (only) out a day early.

• On Fri Jan 1 – New Year’s Day – there will be no collection. Or on Sat 2. Or

Sun 3. If your recycling day is Friday, put your recycling out on Mon Jan 4.

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Baptist

The Christmas Eve

service at First Baptist

Church will be held

in-person at 7pm on

Thu Dec 24. It will be

followed by carol singing

by candlelight in front of

the church at 7:45pm.

The service will

be livestreamed at

facebook.com/First-

Baptist-Church-of-

Haddonfield.

COVID grants

The Partnership

for Haddonfield

– the management

corporation for the

business district

– is offering grants to

retailers, restaurants,

and service businesses

to help them cover costs

incurred in providing

protection to minimize

the spread of the novel

coronavirus, COVID-19.

Eligible items under

the grant include acrylic

shields, heaters, tents,

technology investments,

masks, and hand

sanitizer.

The Partnership will

provide a maximum of

$500 for restaurants

and $200 for retail and

service businesses. The

application deadline is

Wed Dec 30. Download

the application form

here: bit.ly/3n8rtyZ n.



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haddonfield today

News

Events

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& More

Updated Daily

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ChildrenSong of NJ “Season of

Lights” Concert /V 3

Library Indoor 10-6

Library Little Listeners/V 8am

Library Curb 10-12 Inside 12-8

Markeim Dance 2-2 40

Candlelight Shopping 6-9

Public Schools 1/

Library Indoor 10

1st Baptist Bell-R

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Monday Trash

Friday AND Monday Recycling

Senior Center Coordinator

Application DEADLINE

Library Noon Year’s Eve

Library Indoor 10-6

Parking Permit Pick-Up /BH

Library Little Listeners/V 8am



COVID-19 Grants

Library Indoor 10

Historic Preserva

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VEG WASTE WEEK

05 06

CHRISTMAS TREE

CHIPPING BEGINS

Monday Trash

Friday AND Monday Recycling

Library Indoor 10-6

Commission Work Session /V 6 30



Planning Board /V 7 30

Library Snowflak

Library Indoor 10

10 11 12 13

BH Borough Hall

V Virtual

WCC Wedgewood Swim Club

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CHRISTMAS DAY

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Public Schools CLOSED

Toddler Time /V 8am

Borough Hall 1/2 DAY

Library closes at 1

Acme closes at 6

Thursday AND Friday Trash

Thursday Recycling

Trash: Yesterday!

Recycling: Monday

Free Parking ENDS

Acme 8 to 1

31 01 JAN 02

Citizen of the Year Nomination

DEADLINE

Interfaith Caregivers’ Luminarias

Dusk

Borough, Library, Schools, Trash,

Recycling SAME AS DEC 24

Trash: Yesterday!

Recycling: Monday

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Library Curb 10-2

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Catholic

Christ the King

Catholic Church will

hold five in-person

services on Christmas

Eve (Thu Dec 24):

• 4pm in the church

• 4pm the gymnasium

• 6, 9, 12m in church.

On Christmas Day

– Fri Dec 25 – mass will

be celebrated in the

church at 8 and 10am.

Several notes:

• The number of people

permitted in the church

is limited. Reservations

for Christmas Eve and

Christmas Day services

are recommended. Go

to the church’s website:

ctkhaddonfield.org.

• Flat-bottomed shoes

only are permitted in

the gymnasium. Those

planning to wear highheeled

shoes to the 4pm

Christmas Eve service

should choose the

church.

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Kiwanis donates to pantries

The Kiwanis Club of the Haddons presented

checks recently to Bellmawr Mayor Charles Sauter

and to Barrington Municipal Clerk Terry Shannon.

Each municipality will distribute the funds to food

pantries serving their residents.

The NJ District of Kiwanis Foundation offered

competitive grants to Kiwanis Clubs throughout the

state that showed a dedicated effort in combating

food insecurity locally. The Kiwanis Club of the

Haddons secured two $150 grants.

During 2020, the club donated more than $1,000

to food pantries in Barrington, Bellmawr, Camden,

Cherry Hill, and Collingswood. The club also

provided financial support and in-kind gifts to

Dubin House, Cherry Hill Public Schools, Cathedral

Kitchen, and the Ronald McDonald House.

For Martin Luther King Jr Day of Service on Mon

Jan 18, 2021, the Kiwanis Club is planning several

no-contact food drives to serve food banks in

the area. For details on how to participate, go to

facebook.com/HaddonsKiwanis.

Kiwanis is a global organization of volunteers

dedicated to improving the world one child and

one community at a time. The club meets every

Friday from 12:15 to 1:30pm via conference call to

plan and carry out service projects, and invites area

adults to join. For meeting and club information,

contact Milton Smith at 856-559-2009 or msmith@

kitchenandassociates.com.

Episcopal

A “Living Room”

Christmas Eve worship

service at Grace Church

will be held via Zoom at

4pm on Thu Dec 24. The

service will include a

virtual pageant.

A service of Christmas

Lessons & Carols

will premiere at 7pm

at facebook.com/

gracehaddonfield.org/

live.

The Christmas Day

worship service at 10am

on Fri Dec 25 will be livestreamed

on Facebook.

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Snow rules

When three inches

or more of snow is

expected, those who

have permits to park

on streets at night

should park instead

in a Borough lot or on

private property.

Note that the Borough

does not clear driveways

that get blocked from

plowing, or dig out

plowed-in vehicles.

Veg waste

The Public Works

Department is now

picking up vegetative

waste once per month

thru March.

Pick-up is during the

first full trash week of

each month. The next

one will begin on Mon

Jan 4.

Place in cans or paper

bags, or tie in bundles.

No plastic bags!

Flake craft

Hey, kids! Want more

snow? The Children’s

Department at the Public

Library has (almost)

everything you need to

make snowflakes.

The craft can be

picked up, while supplies

last, on Wed Jan 6. The

Children’s Department

will provide paper and

other supplies (except

glue).

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Like most other social activities,

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But we’ll be back, every Sunday night.

In the meantime ...

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You go to your dentist

every six months.

And you see your family

doctor annually.

SEVEN KEY QUESTIONS

ABOUT YOUR FINANCIAL HEALTH

1. HOUSING PAYMENT – Is your monthly housing cost less than 25% of your monthly income?

___ Yes ___ No ___ Don’t know

2. DEBT – Do you know how much your monthly payment is, for all kinds of debt (including

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3. EMERGENCY SAVINGS – How many months of expenses do you have in an emergency

savings account?

___ 1 to 3 months or less ___ 3 to 6 months ___ 6 to 9 months

4. INVESTMENTS – Are you appropriately invested in the stock market?


5. LIFE INSURANCE – Do you have enough coverage to protect your family and loved ones?


6. RETIREMENT SAVINGS – Are you saving enough each month to retire comfortably?


7. WILL – Do you have a will? (If “yes,” is it up to date?)


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Connect with

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WEBSITE

on your

phone.

.

COVID-19 update

As of Thu Dec 17, the Camden County

Department of Health had reported 279 cases of the

novel coronavirus among Haddonfield residents –

more than 1 case per 50 residents – and 6 fatalities.

The first local case was reported on March 20

(male 40s); the first death on April 18 (male 80s).

The age group most affected is the 10s: 72 cases.

Next, the 50s: 48 (34 males); then the 20s: 45 cases.

The Haddonfield School District has reported 72

cases to date: 10 juveniles, 48 teens, and 14 adults.

Statistics for Haddonfield (both the population

generally and the public schools) are updated daily

on Haddonfield[dot]Today.

Leaves

The third pass thru

town is under way. To

find out when your street

is likely to be visited, go

to the Borough website

n and click on “Latest

News,” then “Important

Current Topics.”

Still got leaves in

January? Put them out

for collection in cans or

paper bags – not plastic!

– the week of Mon Jan 4.



Historical Society seeks input

The Historical Society of Haddonfield is planning

its program schedule for 2021, and would like to

hear from residents and other interested parties

about what they would like to see from the Society

in the year to come.

A brief survey has been posted online, asking

questions about how the Society can engage with

the community through virtual or socially distant

programs, and how it can promote Haddonfield’s

history.

To take the survey, go here: bit.ly/2J3YnC6

To learn about the Society and its current and

past programs, visit haddonfieldhistory.org.

Parking permit

The Borough reminds

residents, business

owners and employees,

and others who have

permits to park on

streets, in Borough lots,

or in other public places,

that they should renew

their permits now. Go

here: bit.ly/34mCAgr.

Permits can be picked

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Recent Issues

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Dec 11 to 18,

2020

The Chipper!

The Public Works

Department chips limbs

and branches up to a

maximum of six inches

in diameter. The work is

carried out during the

first full week of each

month. However, in

January, chipping will

begin on Mon Jan 18.

(Before then, the chipper

will be busy munching

on Christmas trees.)


Bell-ringing

A quartet of bellringers

from the First

Baptist Church will ring

merrily on the church’s

front lawn on Wed

Dec 23 from 12:15 to

12:30pm, to proclaim the

birth of Jesus to passersby.

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Citizen of

the Year 2021

HADDONFIELD

AREA LIONS CLUB

CALL FOR NOMINATIONS

Haddonfield organizations and individuals

are invited to submit nominations

for the 2021 Citizen

of the Year.

The nomination form

is available on the

Lions Club website,

at the Information

Center in Kings

Court, or by email to

mikelgkennedy@cs.com.

DEADLINE: December 31

www.haddonfieldlions.org



A gift for dad

Is your father one of

those dads who says, in

advance of the holidays,

“I don’t need any gifts”

and “I’ve got everything I

need”?

Is he retired?

If so, the 65 Club has

the perfect gift for you

to give and for him

to receive: A year’s

membership!

Annual dues are just

$20 – less than 40¢ a

week. And the club has

a variety of activities

and programs that even

a stick-in-the-mud will

enjoy.

In normal times,

the group meets at its

clubhouse on Rhoads

Avenue. Recently,

it’s been meeting

– with masks and social

distancing protocols

– in the Borough Hall

auditorium. But with

neither of those venues

currently available,

members are signing on

to Zoom each Thursday

at 1:30pm.

Meetings feature

informative, entertaining

speakers who provide

members and guests

the opportunity to

listen, learn, and inquire;

great fellowship; and

occasionally some

colorful stories and

jokes.

In normal times,

activities include

bridge on Mondays,

trips on Tuesdays, tai

chi and pinochle on

Wednesdays, bowling on

Friday, and golf (spring

thru fall) at nine local

courses.

For more information

about the club and

membership, go to

haddon65club.blogspot.

com n. Call 856-888-2693.

Email: haddon65club@

gmail.com.

Lions name essay winners

A student at Christ the King Regional School

has been awarded first place in an essay contest

sponsored by Lions District 16-L.

Marley McCourt, an eighth-grade student, won

for her essay on the topic “Peace During the

COVID-19 Pandemic.” Phoebe Rynkar, a student at

Haddonfield Middle School, also was recognized

for her essay. Both students will receive monetary

prizes from the Lions.

McCourt, who lives in Atco, wrote about

volunteering during the pandemic and doing things

that gave people joy. She helped at her local horse

farm and at times took one of the farm’s miniature

horses out walking to brighten people’s day: “...

elderly couples sitting on their front porches, kids

playing in their yards, cars passing by, and police

officers that we walked by all smiled. The moral of

the story is that even though it may seem like the

end of the world, there is still joy and felicity. Joy is

what brings peace to the world.”

Rynkar wrote about the many definitions of

peace and all the people who are spreading peace

during the pandemic. “Some of the peace is just

people doing their part. When you wear a mask,

you are spreading peace.” Phoebe continued:

“Something amazing about peace is that it does

not discriminate. Peace isn’t just for the wealthy or

presumed perfect, peace is for everyone. Especially

right now.”

Time to register Fido and Fritz

The owners of dogs and cats are required to

obtain licences for them annually, in January.

Puppies must be licensed when they reach six

months of age; kittens when they reach seven

months.

The registration deadline is Fri Jan 29. Late fees

will be applied from Mon Feb 1.

New pets should be registered when they join the

household, regardless of the time of year.

The application form can be downloaded here:

bit.ly/2Kfxv2v.

Take your application form, an original and

current rabies certificate, and payment (check or

cash) to the Borough Hall, Room 101. Alternatively,

mail them to 242 Kings Highway East, Haddonfield

NJ 08033 – Attention: Kate.

Fees, before Jan 31 Dogs Cats

• Neutered/spayed $21 $17

• Non-neutered/spayed $24 $24

Fees, Feb 1 to Apr 30 Dogs Cats



Fees, after Apr 30 Dogs Cats



Questions? Call 856-429-4700 x 200.

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New Year’s Eve ... at noon!

Calling children ages 3 to 8!

Prepare to ring in 2021 at noon on New Year’s Eve,

with a bag of stuff prepared specially for you by the

Children’s Department at the Public Library.

Each Noon Year’s Eve bag contains a craft, a

juice box (for a toast), and a party favor. Bags can

be picked up, while supplies last, in the Children’s

Department on Mon Dec 28.

Questions? Contact Ms. Jordan at jbilodeau@

haddonfieldlibrary.org

Stained glass craft

The National Aeronautics and Space

Administration has sent the Public Library a fun

project for kids to do at home: the NASA Stained

Glass Earth Kit.

The kits, which are suitable for children ages 8

and up, will be available (while supplies last) near

the adult circulation desk on Wed Jan 13.

Questions? Contact Ms. Jordan – see above.

Space craft

A space-themed craft for children ages 7 and

up will be available to pick up in the Children’s

Department of the Public Library on Wed Jan 20.

As always: “While supplies last.”

Questions? Contact Ms. Jordan – see above.

THOMAS A. BECKETT, JR.

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Workshops on anxiety in children

The Haddonfield Education Association is preparing to sponsor two

workshops designed to help parents identify signs of anxiety in their children

and to support their children’s mental health during the pandemic.

The first presentation, scheduled for Wed Jan 20 at 7pm and titled Anxiety

in Children, is for parents of children in preschool through grade 8.

The second presentation, titled Anxiety in Adolescents and set for Wed Feb 3

at 7pm, is for parents of children in grades 9 thru 12.

Both presentations will be conducted via Zoom by Dr. Phillip C. Kendall,

Distinguished University Professor, Child and Adolescent Anxiety Disorders

Clinic at Temple University.

Although each workshop is self-contained, interested parents are welcome to

register for both presentations, if they wish. Go here: bit.ly/3mbmooa. Scan n.

The Zoom link will be sent to registrants about 24 hours prior to each

presentation date.

The first 20 people to register for (and attend) either session will receive one

of the following books, courtesy the Haddonfield Education Association and

Inkwood Books:

• For parents of preschool to grade 8 students: Me and My Feelings: A Kid’s

Guide to Understanding and Expressing Themselves.

• For parents of grades 9 to 12 students: Permission to Feel: Unlocking the

Power of Emotion to Help our Kids, Ourselves, and Our Society Thrive by Marc

Brackett, PhD.

Questions may be submitted up to seven days prior to the presentation

– here: bit.ly/3mbmooa. n – and also may be asked during Q&A time on Zoom.

These presentations reflect the School District’s commitment to socialemotional

learning and the social-emotional health of students and staff.

REGISTER

on your

phone.

.

SUBMIT

QUESTIONS

on your

phone.

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