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| haddonfield.today #101 • NOVEMBER 26 TO DECEMBER 3, 2021About Contents Coming UpHaddonfield Today is mailedfree to homes and businessesevery three weeks – lessoften in the summer, moreoften during the holidays.Also available at high-trafficlocations around the town(eg: Acme, Jersey Java)._________________________Read MORE about it!For additional details abouteditorial material and ads– tap the camera app or QRscanner app on your phoneand hover over the QR codes.Calendars• Nov 26 to Dec 3 20-21_________________________Features• Cover Story 24-25• The Last Word 39• What’s On the Market 18, 22• What’s Off the Market 37• The Word on the Street 3_________________________• Masthead 36• Notices, Etcetera 36• Publication Schedule 37• Recent Issue Links 35Issue #102 Fri Dec 3_________________________Ad Deadline Tue Nov 30• David Huntersales@gumnutgroup.com_________________________Editorial Deadline Tue Nov 30• David Hunternews@gumnutgroup.com_________________________The Gumnut Group, LLC• 258 Kings Highway EastHaddonfield NJ 08033• 856-428-3399© Copyright 2021. All rights reserved.First Baptist Church of HaddonfieldpresentsThe debut of the Ensemble’s new Artistic Director, Lynn G. Atkins Jr.“Sleigh Ride”Scan QR forVIDEO ofPhiladelphiaHandbells’“Stairway toHeaven.”.Sunday, December 12 at 4pm & 7pm124 Kings Highway EastHaddonfield NJ856-429-2326firstbaptisthaddonfield.orgphillybells.orgAdmission FREE (Donations of $10minimum per adult appreciated)Tickets and program online atEventbrite: bit.ly/31pLWJEor scan QR code.Tickets andprogram forHandbellConcert.
#101 • NOVEMBER 26 TO DECEMBER 3, 2021The Word on the Streethaddonfield.today | 3This issue of Haddonfield Todaywill be published on the 30thanniversary of the first issue ofWhat’s On in Haddonfield,its longtime predecessor.Where were you inNovember 1991, andwhat were you doing atthe time?Mount Laurel’sDON FLATLEYwas managing aFedEx facility inFort Lauderdale,Florida. “I’d beenthere for about fiveyears, having beentransferred fromCentral Jersey.”Carol Harkavy ofCherry Hill hadrecently retired froma tenured positionat City Collegeof New York andwas “managingmy husband’smedical practice inRidgewood.”MARC and GAILLUDWICK of Erialhad just bought theirfirst house. Marcwas playing a lot ofcompetitive sports,mostly softball andbasketball. “Thosedays are long gone,”he says.CAROL JACK ofCherry Hill had justtransitioned froma job with WesternUnion, “processingtelegrams,” to a dataentry position withISI. “In November1991, my daughterswere 14 and 6.”In 1991, DIDI RUFERof Cinnaminsoncelebrated 25 yearsof marriage withher high schoolsweetheart. “And wehad just welcomedour first grandchild.I was working as acontract managerfor a mapping firmin Mount Laurel.”GERRY NANOSof Haddonfieldwas living on WestSummit Avenue inNovember 1991.“Our son Brian was11,” says Gerry. “Iwas working in realestate finance withFannie Mae, andwas a member of theZoning Board.”
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