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The mobile-friendly community calendar for Haddonfield NJ • February 18 to March 11, 2022 • #107

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Haddonfield’s third annual

Restaurant Week will run from

March 1 thru 6.

If you owned a food or

beverage establishment,

what style would it be,

and why?

“It seems that every

other restaurant in

the area is a pizza

place,” says ANNE

JOHNSON of Cherry

Hill. “So I’d opt for

an ethnic theme.

Turkish, for example.

With belly dancers.”

“My sons and I

have been serious

home brewers for

about ten years,”

says JACK DEAL of

Haddonfield, “so

we’d open a brewery

in Haddonfield. Two

bars are better than

one!”

Cherry Hill’s RICK

HANSEN would run

a sports bar. “Good

people. Good food.

Good times. And lots

of good games on

lots of screens.”

How to

make a UBE

MILKSHAKE

.

RAUL MACKAY of

Voorhees says he’d

“create something

totally new (for

this area, at least):

a Filipino dessert

restaurant. Our

specialty would be

ube milkshakes.”

Scan the QR!

The daughter of

DOUG CAMPBELL

of Cherry Hill lives

in Hawaii and owns

a vegan gelato and

ice cream truck.

“So I’d ask her for

some recipes, add

a few plant-based

favorites of my own,

and run a vegan

food truck,”

says Doug.

Stephanie

Medina of

Voorhees works

at El Nopalito, the

Mexican restaurant

in Haddonfield, so

if she were to open

a restaurant of her

own it would be

Mexican also. The

specialty? “Birra

tacos!”


Quakers and Lenapes in early New Jersey

An online program by Jean Soderlundat 7pm on Tue Feb 22 will draw on

information from her upcoming book, Separate Paths: Lenapes and Colonists in

West New Jersey. Titled “From Shackamaxon Island to Haddonfield: Quakers

and Lenapes in Early New Jersey,” the program is part of Haddonfield Monthly

Meeting’s 300th anniversary celebration.

The Lenapes, including the Armewamese communities of the Cooper River

and Timber Creek region, resisted full-scale colonization for decades. They

remained sovereign, protecting personal and religious liberty while avoiding

violence through peaceful conflict resolution. Though Friends shared these

values, the epidemics and colonists’ greed for land resulted in the decline of

Armewamese towns similar to patterns in militarized colonies such as Virginia,

Massachusetts, and New Netherland.

To register, go here: bit.ly/3GZI0OX (zero, then oh), or scan the QR code n.

Register for

QUAKERS

AND

LENAPES

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JAZZ

SOCIETY

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Jazz on Sunday

If you missed the

recent concert by Al

Harrison’s Dixieland Jazz

Band (at the Methodist

Church on Sun Feb 13),

don’t despair.

You can catch it in the

Tri-State Jazz Society,’s

YouTube channel, here:

bit.ly/3G2Eun9 or scan

the QR code n.

Coming up: Mike Davis

will return to town on

Sun Apr 10 at 2pm, with

his New York City-based

New Wonders septet.

The band vividly

invokes the Jazz Age

of the 1920s, when jazz

was the soundtrack

for dramatic national

changes and played a

central part in people’s

dreams, adventures and

romances.

View a preview at

mike-davis-jazz.com/

home or scan the QR n.

Do you sing?

The NJ MasterChorale

and the Methodist

Church’s Chancel Choir

are looking for singers

– especially baritone and

bass.

Weekly in-person

rehearsals have

resumed, so this is an

ideal time to consider

joining one or both

of these choral music

ministries.

NJ MasterChorale is

preparing its upcoming

spring concert, “The

Promise of Peace,” on

Sun May 1 at 7 pm, with

Dr. Jason Vodicka,

interim director. If you

would like to meet with

him, contact Jackie

Williams at jawms2@

verizon.net.

Interested in the

Chancel Choir? Contact

Matt Smith at msmith@

haddonfieldumc.org.


Our old

normal:

Shopping is

personal!

We are here to help and serve you –

but only by appointment.

Why? So we can ensure your health

and safety while you are in our shop and

give you our undivided attention.

Click the “book appointment” button on our website

and choose a convenient time. You’ll get one-on-one

attention from Bill or

one of his expert staff.

We can help you select

the perfect gift for

someone special (or

for you).

Don’t see exactly what

We buy gOLD, silver, diamonds,

platinum, luxury watches, and other

precious metals. Prices are up,

so now is a great time to turn your

unwanted jewelry into cash!

TOP PRICES PAID!

you want? We can

design and create a

custom piece, just

for you.

BOOK A

TIME WITH

JEWELRY

MECHANIX

.

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for HMHS

SPRING

MUSICAL

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Donations for women in need

Nearly two-thirds of low-income women surveyed

reported struggling to afford menstrual products at

some point during the previous year, according to a

report in Obstetrics & Gynecology Journal.

Additionally, statistics show that one in five girls in

the US miss school due to lack of period products.

In response, the Alumnae Association of Douglass

College is conducting a special service project

during February. Titled “Helping Women, PERIOD,”

it seeks to make a difference in the lives of women

and girls in need, by providing them with free

feminine hygiene products.

To support the project, the Haddon Fortnightly

is collecting new, unopened menstrual products

for donation to Distributing Dignity, a Cherry Hillbased

nonprofit organization that will forward the

donated sanitary pads, tampons, pantiliners to local

nonprofit entities that provide services to women in

need, for distribution to their clients.

Members of the community are invited to support

this project directly by dropping off new, unopened

feminine hygiene products at the office of Lisa

Wolschina & Associates, 224 Kings Highway East,

thru Mon Feb 28, 10am to 4pm weekdays, or in the

collection bin at the door at other times.

To make a financial contribution, send a check

payable to The Haddon Fortnightly (with “Helping

Women, PERIOD” on the subject line) to PO Box 321,

Haddonfield NJ 08033 by Mon Feb 28.

Spring musical

The High School

Drama Club is preparing

to present this year’s

spring musical: Rodgers

& Hammerstein’s

Cinderella.

Using a new book by

Douglas Carter Bean, the

show will open at 7:30pm

on Fri Mar 18 and

continue with evening

performances on Sat

Mar 19, Fri 25, and Sat

26.

A matinee has been

scheduled for 2pm on

Sun Mar 20.

Tickets – $12 ($10 for

students and seniors) –

will be available online at

hmhs.booktix.com

Seating is being

offered at full capacity,

so all audience members

must wear masks.

Themed concessions

and souvenirs will be

sold before the show and

during interval.


What’s a

“Kiwanis”?

No, it’s not a flightless

bird found only in

New Zealand. It’s “a

global organization of

volunteers dedicated

to improving the world,

one child and one

community at a time.”

Locally, Kiwanis has

been active since 1923.

The Kiwanis Club of the

Haddons meets at the

Tavistock Country Club

most Fridays at 12:15pm.

Members are an

eclectic mix of ages,

genders, occupations,

backgrounds, and

interests. Prospective

members are ... desired!

To learn more, go to

k18.site.kiwanis.org or

contact Milton Smith at

856-559-2009 or msmith@

kitchenandassociates.

com.

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Coming up on

stage, locally

Haddonfield Plays &

Players is creating a new

studio space within the

theater and will offer

dance education and

performance as part of

its programming.

A preview of things to

come will be presented

on Sat Mar 19: The

launch of the theater’s

“Illumination Series,”

a night of dance and

movement featuring the

best talent in the region.

Tickets are $25.

On Sat Mar 26, Plays

& Players will pay

tribute to the life and

accomplishments of

Stephen Sondheim with

selections from works

such as Gypsy, Sweeney

Todd, and Into the Woods.

Tickets are $25.

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Sax + drums + guitar + organ = Jazz!

Jazz organist Lucas Brown will bring his quartet to the First Presbyterian

Church on Fri March 4 at 7:30pm.

Guest guitarist Peter Bernstein will be joined by Byron Landham on drums

and Chris Lewis on tenor sax. The band will bring excitement as well as

lyricism to the Sanctuary, while swinging hard through a mix of standards and

originals.

Lucas Brown is the organist for the First Presbyterian Church and is a

performing artist, composer, and educator. He plays both jazz and classical

music and has performed throughout the US and Canada – Carnegie Hall, the

Kimmel Center, the Jazz Standard, and the Blue Note, for example – as well as

in Europe and Asia.

There will be a freewill offering to benefit the First Presbyterian Church’s

music program. Note: Proof of vaccination and masks will be required.

WE WELCOME NEW PATIENTS

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l Third-generation family business.

l Specialists in the latest digital

lens technology with blue-light

protection.

l Featuring a hand-picked and

curated frame collection.

l Offering the latest hearing-aid

technologies from Siemens,

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l Eye exams and hearing

screening on premises.

l Welcoming new patients.

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3/19: Mayor’s

Breakfast

The Lions Club,

sponsors of the annual

Mayor’s Breakfast for

the past 30 years, has

rescheduled this year’s

event to Sat Mar 19.

The location is the

Presbyterian Church’s

Fellowship Hall. Start

time: 9am.

The reason for the

postponement (from Sat

Jan 22) was the Club’s

concern for the health

of those attending, given

the recent dramatic

increase in cases of

Covid-related illness and

hospitalization.

The Lions Club is

putting plans in place to

ensure that appropriate

social distancing will

be possible. Masks and

proof of vaccination will

be required.

Those who attend

the Breakfast can

look forward to some

enhanced features

related to the Citizen of

the Year award.

The first award was

presented in 1973 and

2022 marks the 50th

anniversary, so the Lions

want to honor not only

this year’s recipient,

but also give special

recognition to past

recipients who are able

to attend.

In addition to the

Citizen of the Year

award, the Lions will

present the William

Hansen Youth of the Year

award to Maddie Cush,

president of the Leo Club

at the High School.

Tickets for the

Breakfast are $15 ($10

for those age 12 and

under). Exception: There

may be no such thing

as a free lunch, but

former Citizens get to eat

breakfast for free.

S Y M P H O N Y I N C

Two Concertos

(better than one!)

MOZART

Piano Concerto

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26 • 8pm

Kenneth Bean, conductor

Avery Gagliano, piano

Jessie Montgomery: Banner

Mozart: Piano Concerto No 24 in C minor, K491

Haydn: Symphony No. 104

SIBELIUS

VIOLIN CONCERTO

SATURDAY, MARCH 12 • 8pm

Rossen Milanov, conductor

William Hagen, violin

Sibelius: Violin Concerto, Op. 47, D minor

Tchaikovsky: Symphony No. 5, Op. 64, E minor

856-963-6683

Tickets online at symphonyinc.org

Both performances at

Rutgers Camden Center for the Arts

These concerts are made possible, in part, by funds from the New Jersey

State Council on the Arts, Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, the Presser Foundation,

Horizon Foundation for NJ, the William G. Rohrer Charitable Foundation,

and TD Charitable Foundation.

Symphony in C is a member of ArtPride and the South Jersey Cultural Alliance (SJCA).

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with

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IN C

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Historical book

club

The Historical

Society’s next Virtual

Book Club will be held

on Tue Mar 22 at 7pm.

Participants will

discuss All That She

Carried by Tiya Miles.

All are welcome to

participate. To get the

Zoom login, email info@

haddonfieldhistory.org.

Tennis?

The Haddonfield

Tennis Association

will conduct two sixweek

programs for

juniors (ages 6 to 13)

on Sundays at the

Centennial Tennis Courts

in Haddonfield and on

Tuesdays at Tavistock

Hills Swim Club in

Cherry Hill.

The program will

begin on Sun Mar

20 and Tue Mar 22.

Those interested

in participating are

encouraged to register

early, as space is limited.

The cost of each

program is $70.

Class times for the

Sunday program are:

• Ages 6 to 9 – 3 to 4pm

• Ages 10 to 13 – 4 to

5pm.

For Tuesday program:

• Ages 6 to 9 – 3:45 to

4:45pm

• Ages 10 to 13 – 4:45 to

5:45pm.

The program is

directed by Mitch

Winkler, tennis director

for the Association for

more than 15 years.

Mitch was inducted

into the SJ Tennis Hall

of Fame in 2021, as a

member of its inaugural

class.

For additional

information, contact

Mitch at 856-428-8541 or

mwinkler5@verizon.net.


Scholarships

for students

The Rotary Club of

Haddonfield Foundation

provides financial

assistance each year to

students with financial

need in Haddonfield and

nearby communities

who are planning to

further their education

in a university, college,

vocational or other

setting.

Particular

consideration is

given to students

who demonstrate an

understanding of the

Mission of Rotary

International: to provide

service to others,

promote high ethical

standards and advance

world understanding,

goodwill, and peace.

Academic

scholarships are

awarded based on

academic achievement,

recommendations,

evidence of motivation,

character, ability, work

experience, community

service, and the required

essay.

Vocational

scholarships are

awarded to students not

pursing a four-year

college degree but need

additional training to

reach their career goals.

For full details

and a downloadable

application form,

go to the Rotary

Club’s website n:

HaddonfieldRotary.org.

Applications are

due by Fri Mar 11.

Scholarships will be

awarded in May.

For more information,

email Mary Ann Bigelow:

maebigelow@gmail.com.

CELEBRATING

CARL’S HADDONFIELD SERVICE

515 N. Haddon Avenue

Haddonfield NJ

856-428-4222

Monday to Friday: 7 to 7

Sat: 8 to 4 / Sun: 9 to 4

“A Little Corner of Britain”

Offering a distinctive selection

of British foods, pub decor,

and gifts for home and garden.

We carry the largest selection of British teas in

the region, and sweets, biscuits, jams and

GROCERIES from England, Ireland, Scotland, and

Wales. Our store is filled with GIFTS GALORE

for every season and every reason.

Not sure what to buy?

a gift certificate IS SURE TO PLEASE!

English Gardener Gift Shop

OPEN

SEVEN

DAYS!

65

YEARS!

TRIVIA: Which NJ-to-PA bridge opened in 1957?

A: Walt Whitman

123 Kings Hwy E, Haddonfield

856-354-5051

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Read about

the PLASTIC

BAG BAN

.

Saying farewell

to plastic bags

The Partnership

for Haddonfield, the

Borough’s Environmental

Commission, and

Sustainable Haddonfield

have formed a joint

committee to address

the NJ Plastic Ban Law

that will take effect on

Wed May 4.

Beginning on that

date, New Jersey stores,

food-service businesses,

and grocery stores will

be prohibited from

providing customers

with single-use plastic

carry-out bags.

To inform business

owners and other

interested parties of

details of the law and to

discuss resources that

are available to smooth

the transition away from

single-use plastic bags,

the joint committee will

hold a Zoom meeting on

Mon Feb 21 at 10am.

To register, email

Michael Marciante –

downtown@haddonfieldnj.gov

– by 9am on Mon

Feb 21 so he can share

the Zoom link with you.

For background

reading in advance, go

here: bit.ly/3BshZ9y or

scan the QR code n.

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On the Market

At the Indian King (virtually)

Two Georges on opposite sides of the Atlantic

led America and Great Britain through the era of

the American Revolution. Join master musicians

John Burkhalter and Donovan Klotzbeacher of

the Practitioners of Musick at 6:30pm on Sat Feb

26 as they perform some of President George

Washington’s and King George III’s favorite music.

The program vill be virtual, and registration is via

eventbrite.com n. A donation of $5 is suggested.

The program is sponsored by Wallace House &

Old Dutch Parsonage Association, Batso Citizens

Committee, and Friends of the Indian King Tavern

Museum.

(and in person)

Kids! Celebrate George

Washington’s birthday

at the Indian King on Sat

Feb 19 at 10:30am.

Learn about his love

of dogs, with a reading of

Frank Murphy’s George

Washington and the

General’s Dog.

After the story,

decorate a dog (or cat)

of your very own to take

home.

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The Alice Downs Scholarship

for Young Violinists 2022

Philadelphia International Music Camp & Festival at Bryn Mawr College,

featuring members of The Philadelphia Orchestra. (Two weeks. Value: $2,750)

Open to Camden County

residents age 13 to 19.

For details and application,

visit www.pimf.org.

Funded by The Gumnut Group LLC.

Presented by the Rotary Club

of Haddonfield Foundation.

DEADLINE: April 30, 2022

ALICE

DOWNS

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L I S A

W I N S

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S A L E S

A W A R D

5 1 I N

A R O W

New Jersey Realtors’ Circle of Excellence 2007-2021

Platinum Award 2013-2021

• Lisa Clarke • Amy Crutchfield • James Falvey

• David Gottardi • Caty Karns • Jessica Keenan

• James Lacy • Kate Nicastro • Barbara Quinn

Jeanne “Lisa” Wolschina

Cell: 856-261-5202 (preferred)

NJ Association of Realtors’ Platinum Award

2013-2021

REALTY


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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednes

At the Markeim

The current exhibit at the Markeim Arts Center is a group show titled

Diversity Speaks: An Artist’s Thoughts.

The exhibit features works by Lauren Arno, Eileen Caporaso,

Danielle Cartier, Jon Cofsky, Laura Emmick, Carol Gooberman,

Joan Mauger, Tatiana Nieves, Maria Sammartino, Deanna

Schuenemann, Sandy Simon, Dressler Smith, Sharon Ann Smith,

Ross Webber, and Jeni Williamson.

It runs thru Fri Mar 18. For gallery hours, call 856-429-8585.

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PRESIDENTS DAY

22

Library 10-8

23

Library 10-6

Watercolor for

Libra

CHIPPER WEEK (starts Tuesday)

Borough Hall Closed

Mabel Kay Senior Center Closed

Public Schools Closed

Recycling Postponed to Tuesday

DEADLINE: Little League

Registration

Plastic Bag Ban Briefing /V 10

Beginners 2 30

Connect with

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ARTS

CENTER

.

Public Schools Teachers Only

Monday’s and Tuesday’s recycling

Library Trustees /V 8 AM

Fitness & Rhythm /MK 10 15 -11

Bridge /MK 12 30 -3

Friends Meeting Speaker: Quakers

and Lenapes in Early New Jersey /V 7

Partnership for H’fi

Coffee & Schmooze

Singing Angels /LC

Rotary Club /TCC 1

Line Dancing /MK

Open Card Play /M

Adult School: Ballet

Adult School: Zumb

Environmental /V 7

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Library 10-6

01 MAR 02 Libra

Library 12-4

Library 10-8

LAST DAY for donations to

Cat in a Sweater Craft

“Helping Women, PERIOD”

10-8

Senior Citizens /V 9 AM

RESTAURANT WEEK thru Mar 6

Fitness & Rhythm /MK 10 15 -11 Library Speaker: From Stage to Big

Bridge /MK 12 30 -3

Screen Musicals /V 7

Mahjongg /MK 1-3


Commission Work Session /V 7 Bridge /MK 12 30 -3

Planning /V 7 30

Blood Drive /TCC 9

Coffee & Schmooze

Rotary Club /TCC 1

Bingo /MK 1-2 30

Line Dancing /MK

06 07

Library 10-6

08 09 Libra

Commission /V 7 30 Fitness & Rhythm /MK 10 15 -11

Library 12-4 Library 10-8 Coffee & Schmooze

LAST DAY: RESTAURANT WEEK

Vegetative Waste Week


Bridge /MK 12 30 -3

Mahjongg /MK 1-3

Book Club /MK 11-12

Bridge /MK 12 30 -3

American Legion /HQ 7 30

Singing Angels /LC

Rotary Club /TCC 1

Line Dancing /MK

Open Card Play /M

13 14

Library 10-6

15 16 Libra

Library 12-4 Library 10-8

Coffee & Schmooze


Bridge /MK 12 30 -3

Mahjongg /MK 1-3

Commission Work Session /V 6 30


Bridge /MK 12 30 -3

Zoning /V 7 30

Rotary Club /TCC 1

Bingo /MK 1-2 30

Line Dancing /MK

Library Speaker: Re

Farming /V 7

Municipal Alliance

Historic Preservatio

205 205 N. Haddon Avenue

BH Borough Hall

DT Downtown

GC

HF

HPP

Grace Church

Haddon Fortnightly

Haddonfield Plays & Players

HQ American Legion Post 38

HS High School

KC Kings Court

LC

Lutheran Church

MAC Markeim Arts Ce

MK

Mabel Kay Senio

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Thursday Friday Saturday

17 FEB

24

Library 10-8

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Hot Cocoa Craft 10-8

eld /V 8 30AM

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one /TS 7-7 45

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On the Market

To all who

helped me earn my

11th consecutive New Jersey Realtors’

Circle of Excellence Sales Award

– sellers, buyers, associates,

and family –

Thank You!

41 S. Haddon Ave, Haddonfield

856-428-2600 • www.foxroach.com

Kate Master Siedell

NJAR Circle of Excellence 2011-2021

856-616-7040 direct

856-287-4665 cell

kate@HaddonfieldRealtor.com

www.HaddonfieldRealtor.com

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the BLOOD

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On the Market

Give blood on March 2

The Red Cross is experiencing the worst blood

shortage in over a decade. The dangerously low

blood supply levels have forced some hospitals to

defer patients from major surgery, including organ

transplants. Your donation is desperately needed.

The Rotary Club of Haddonfield is making it easy

for you to donate, with a Blood Drive at Tavistock

Country Club on Wed Mar 2, from 9am to 2pm.

To make an appointment, call 800-733-2767 or

visit RedCrossBlood.org or HaddonfieldRotary.org.

Join more than four million donors who have

downloaded the Blood Donor app: Scan the QR

code n to track donations, make appointments, etc.

Additions

Renovations

New

Construction

856.795.4550

www.WagnerArchitect.com


Musicals!

The next presentation

in the Public Library’s

Guest Speaker series

will feature Irv Slifkin,

who teaches film and

journalism at Temple

University.

The title is From Stage

to Big Screen: Musicals.

For every hit that sent

audiences out of movie

houses tapping their

toes and humming the

songs, there were others

that fell flat.

Which? And why?

This informative and

entertaining program

will help sort the

winners of Broadway

and Hollywood from the

losers.

The program is

scheduled for Tue Mar 1

from 7 to 8pm.

To register, go here:

bit.ly/3JOh872, or scan

the QR code n.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR BUSINESS!

Mike & Kelly

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40 Years of SERVICE EXCELLENCE

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Homes Sold

“We are Proud to Announce Once Again ...”

KATHY McDONALD

Broker/Associate

Haddonfield Office

“Our

Award-Winning

Realtor”

• 10 Time NJAR Circle of Excellence “Platinum Award”

• 2021 BHHS Fox & Roach Chairman’s Circle “Diamond”

• 2022 Camden County Agent of the Year “Rate My Agent”

• 2010-2022 National Five Star Real Estate Agent

• PASSIONATE • PROFESSIONAL • DEDICATED • HARDWORKING

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“HELPING PEOPLE IS JUST MY LIFE”

Shop the

HISTORICAL

SOCIETY

.

Register

for LITTLE

LEAGUE

.


On the Market

Shop history!

The Historical Society

has launched an online

store, at shop-hsh.

myshopify.com. Scan n.

It includes products

that feature the Society

logo as well as some

images from the

Society’s archives.

Proceeds help fund the

Society’s many programs

and help maintain its

historic buildings.

Veg waste

From November thru

March, Borough crews

pick up vegetative waste

on trash day during

the first full week of the

month.

So ... put your veg

waste out for collection

on your regular trash

day, Mon Mar 7 thru Fri

Mar 11.


Batter up!

Registration is under

way – thru Presidents

Day (Mon Feb 21)

for the 2022 Little

League season.

To register, go here:

bit.ly/33z5zQY or scan

the QR code n.

While you’re at it, note

two major Little League

events in your calendar:

• Baseball Night in

Haddonfield on Fri Apr

1. Kick off the season

together and take in a

Friday night game under

the lights!

• The Haddonfield

Classic Golf Outing at

Pennsauken Country

Club – the Little League’s

major fund-raiser – on

Thu May 19.

You can support

the league by putting

together a foursome, or

by becoming a sponsor.

We are pleased to announce that

Gary R. Vermaat

has been honored

with membership of the

New Jersey Realtors ®

DISTINGUISHED SALES CLUB

in recognition of

his ten consecutive

REALTORS

NINETY TANNER STREET

HADDONFIELD

856 428-5150

lvlrealtors.com

PLATINUM

Circle of Excellence

Awards.


Get thrifty!

The Thrift Shop at

Grace Church (19 Kings

Hwy E) is open on

Fridays and Saturdays

from 10am to 4pm.

The shop is located

beneath the church and

is easily accessible from

Kings Hwy.

Got stuff to donate?

Ask how to do that the

next time you shop.

In 2022, learn

something new

In addition to a

number of tried-and-true

courses, the Haddonfield

Adult School is offering

more than a dozen

new opportunities for

area residents to stay

inspired this winter.

Among the courses

with “new” alongside

their titles: Balletone,

Beginners’ Bridge Plus,

Bike Maintenance

& Repair, Canasta,

Creating a Green Home,

Fencing (the sport, not

the property-divider),

Harmonica, Mah Jongg,

Novel Writing 101, Real

Estate & Home Staging,

and Zumba via Zoom.

The brochure listing

all courses – with dates,

descriptions, locations,

and fees – was mailed to

all Haddonfield residents

and business owners in

late January.

A few classes have

started already. Most are

allowing students to sign

up for the balance of the

course, at pro-rated fees.

You can register and

pay by mail, or online at

haddonfieldadultschool.

org. Scan the QR code n.

Interested in

teaching a course?

Email Barbara Lynn at

HaddonfieldCER@gmail.

com.

A FOND FAREWELL

In the restaurant industry a “fond farewell” is

the very last part of the guests’ experience. It is

far more than a departing gesture, it is a promise

of friendship and family, and a genuine desire to

meet again.

When we first opened our doors on North

Haddon Avenue in Haddonfield in 2001, we

never imagined the innumerable memories we

would come to cherish.

To all of our guests, and especially those

familiar faces who became our close friends –

THANK YOU for sharing with us your life’s events,

both the momentous and mundane: weddings,

baby showers, 1pm meetings, Saturday morning

tell-all brunches, Thursday take-out nights. Your

patronage has brought us more joy than we can

express, and we will be forever thankful for the

life experience you have given us.

The last two years have been hard – maybe

even harder than getting started from scratch. The

pandemic made things much more challenging,

but it also gave us an opportunity to step back

and re-evaluate our life and livelihood.

Bottom line? A dream came true. A leap of

faith landed on solid ground. A long shot found

its intended target. We have lived our dream,

nurtured it into existence, breathed life into it,

and watched it grow. Now we must let it go.

The Little Tuna has closed.

To all of you who read this and feel a pang

of sadness in your heart, just know that we

could not have made it without you. We must

remember, that Life is Long and the World is

Small. Our paths will cross again, friends.

At the he beginning of this new chapter in

our lives, we THANK YOU from the bottom of our

hearts for all your love and support over the last

20+ years. Here’s to a final, fond farewell.

Marcus and Shanta Severs

and the Tuna Team

Connect

with ADULT

SCHOOL

.



Can you sing? Be an Angel!

If you’re retired, semi-retired, or a stay-at-home

parent who enjoys singing, consider joining the

Singing Angels.

The Angels seek new members to sing at nursing

homes and assisted-living and retirement homes, as

well as for AARP and other senior groups.

Rehearsals are on the second and fourth

Wednesdays of the month, September through

November and February through June, at the

Lutheran Church of Our Saviour, 204 Wayne Ave,

from 10am to 12n. The next practice is Wed Feb 23.

For more information, call Carol at 856-701-7638

or email cmbod14@gmail.com.

Holiday trash

and recycling

Trash in residential

and business districts

will be picked up as

scheduled on Mon Feb

21 (Presidents Day).

Recycling pickup,

however, will be

postponed to Tue Feb

22.

For updates,

and to read

KAIN

MURPHY

obituaries,

scan:

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• Kathryn Ingram Allen, 77

February 15, 2022

• Marie F. Vogt (Fragasso), 94

February 5, 2022

• Linda S. Field, 74

February 4, 2022

• Susan S. Fleming, 78

January 24, 2022

• Odessa S. Brooks, 93

January 21, 2022

• Albert B. Luecke, 79

January 18, 2022

• Frederick John Mattison, 85

January 16, 2022

Elegance. Dignity. Comfort.

Since 1910.

FUNERAL SERVICES

856-429-1945

15 West End Ave, Haddonfield • kainmurphy.com

Pamela D. Powers, Manager • N.J. Lic. No. 4237


Calling local women artists

After a two-year hiatus – thank you, Covid! – the

High School’s 50/50 Club will hold its fourth annual

Art Show at the Haddon Fortnightly on Sat Mar 19,

from 11am to 4pm.

Titled “Through a Woman’s Eyes” and with the

theme “Honoring Hidden Women,” the event will

be co-sponsored by the Fortnightly’s Evening

Membership Department.

Local female and female-identifying artists from

high school age up are encouraged to submit

their work. The fee is $25 for up to five pieces ($5

per piece for students). Prizes will be awarded in

a variety of categories, and some works will be

available for purchase.

There will be food and entertainment throughout

the day, as well as a basket raffle. The event is open

to the public. Admission is free, although donations

at the door will be appreciated ($10 is suggested).

To date, the 50/50 Club – a gender equity group –

has raised some $8,000 for Girls Learn International,

a group that “educates and energizes students in

the global movement for girls’ access to education.

It supports the empowerment of students as they

discover that through their own creative initiatives,

dedication, and passionate leadership, they can

create real solutions that address the obstacles

facing girls and women here and around the world.”

For more details and to register, go here:

bit.ly/3514xxo or scan the QR code n.

BABY

INFANT

TODDLER

thru size 6

Visit Haddonfield’s

very own Children’s

Boutique Destination!

Voted

Best of the Best

in South Jersey

Magazine.

CHILDREN’S BOUTIQUE

45 Kings Hwy E

Haddonfield

Two doors from the Dinosaur

856-528-2336

SHOP ONLINE 24/7 AT:

MelangeHaddonfield.com

Violin & Guitar Lessons

by Mitchell

Your “GO-TO” teacher for affordable, easy-to-follow,

and convenient lessons, in the comfort of your home.

Children and adults will quickly see RESULTS.

For more info, questions, or local references,

contact MITCHELL at 856-287-4801.

Serving Haddonfield and vicinity since 2001.

INSTRUMENTS AVAILABLE • Covid-Compliant

Register for

50/50 ART

SHOW

.

BLOOD DRIVE

Wednesday, March 2

9am to 2pm


To register, call

800-733-2767

A Community Service

initiative of the

Rotary Club

of Haddonfield



Connect

with LIONS

CLUB

.

SAVE THE DATE!

19

SAT

The Mayor’s

Breakfast 2022

HADDONFIELD

AREA LIONS CLUB

The members of the Haddonfield Area

Lions Club invite the residents and

business owners of Haddonfield to join

them at the First Presbyterian Church

(in Fellowship Hall) at 9 a.m. on

SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 2022 for the

Annual Mayor’s Breakfast

and announcement of the

Citizen of the Year and

Youth of the Year for 2022.

$15. Age 12 and under $10.

www.HaddonfieldAreaLions.org

PROOF OF VACCINATION & MASKS REQUIRED

We will celebrate the

50th Anniversary

of the Mayor’s Breakfast – the 30th under

the auspices of the Lions Club – and of the

naming of a Citizen of the Year.

Also during the Breakfast, for the first time,

we will introduce and recognize the

Youth of the Year.

Note: Fellowship Hall is a very large space.

Those planning to attend can be assured that special

seating arrangements are being planned that will

make appropriate social distancing possible.

Masks and proof of vaccination are required.

New group for

volunteers

Mayor Bianco Bezich

announced in January

that she will host a

monthly meeting of

community volunteers,

with a view to fostering

“collaboration,

innovation, and

participation” among

residents who are active

in community affairs.

The first meeting was

be held, via Zoom, on Fri

Jan 28 at 12n. The next

will be on Fri Feb 25 at

the same time.

The Haddonfield

Community Service

Collaborative is meant to

“engage representatives

of our Haddonfield-based

non-profit organizations.

But, all are welcome

– especially if you’re a

volunteer on the hunt

for an opportunity to

give back!”

During the meeting,

participants will be

asked to introduce the

organization/s they

represent, along with

any events/initiatives

they are planning for

the coming year.

“In my role as Mayor

and Director of Public

Safety, I’ve observed

volunteer shortages,

missed opportunities,

and loss of funding in

recent years. I’ve also

discovered some pretty

incredible people,

places, resources,

stories, and trends, all of

which we can build upon

– if we work together!”

To register for

the meeting, email

Joana McDonnell at

jmcdonnell@haddonfieldnj.gov.

You will receive the

Zoom login for the

meeting by return email.


Seasonal craft

for seniors

Members of the

Garden Club will visit the

Mabel Kay Senior Center

at 12n on Fri Feb 25 to

engage with local seniors

in a free craft activity.

Registration required.

Call 856-354-8789

or email Sheri Siegel:

ssiegel@haddonfieldnj.gov.

The Chipper

cometh!

The Public Works

Department chips limbs

and branches up to a

maximum of six inches

in diameter.

The work is carried

out during the third full

week of each month.

In February, the dates

will be Tue Feb 22 thru

Fri Feb 25.

New start time

for Zoning

The starting time for

meetings of the Zoning

Board of Adjustment

has been changed from

7:30pm to 7pm.

The Board meets on

the third Tuesday of

each month, currently

on Zoom. The next

meeting is scheduled for

Tue Mar 15.

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Time to dine!

The Partnership for Haddonfield invites you

to celebrate Downtown Haddonfield’s restaurant

renaissance during its third annual Haddonfield

Restaurant Week – Tue Mar 1 thru Sun Mar 6.

Enjoy a Taste of Haddonfield as the town’s food

and beverage scene grows in scope and diversity,

showcasing American and international cuisines.

Participating establishments on Kings Highway,

Haddon Avenue, Kings Court, Ellis Street, Mechanic

Street, and Tanner Street will feature specials,

including fixed price points ($20, $30, $40),

highlighting some of the best of what Haddonfield

has to offer.

Not just restaurants! This year, retailers are

joining in, offering special discounts, participating

in joint promotions with restaurants, and extending

their hours for the event.

“In the last three years, the number of restaurants

has increased dramatically as Haddonfield

enjoys a Restaurant Renaissance,” said Michael

Marciante, the Partnership for Haddonfield’s

executive director. “Restaurant Week is an exciting

opportunity for visitors to experience our food and

beverage businesses.”

The demand for locally-sourced ingredients and

authentic dining experiences has influenced the

food scene in a remarkable way. More than a dozen

new restaurants and specialty food locations have

opened downtown in recent times: Italian, British,

French, Mexican, Indian, Thai, Sushi.

Along with spacious seating options, the

Downtown now offers an incredible array of dining

options: quaint coffee and ice cream shops; fine

chef-owned restaurants offering a range of cuisine

choices; easy-going dining options such as hoagies

and pizza; and food-oriented retailers selling

everything from gourmet cupcakes and specialty

olive oils to culinary imports from France and the

British Isles.

For an up-to-date list of participating restaurants

and their specials, scan the QR code n or visit

DowntownHaddonfield.com/events/restaurant-week.

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Volunteer

with

HISTORICAL

SOCIETY

.

Connect

with ADULT

SCHOOL

.

Haddonfield

Adult

School

24

ways to

stay inspired

this Winter!

Includes 11 New Courses

q Advanced Art: Open Studio

q Balletone

q Beginners’ Bridge Plus

q Better Sleep with Hypnosis

q Bike Maintenance & Repair

q Canasta on Tuesdays

q Creating a Green Home

q Drawing & Painting: Daytime

q Fencing

q Films of Alfred Hitchcock

q Introduction to Harmonica

q Introduction to Mah Jongg

LLC

q Lose Weight with Hypnosis

q Novel Writing 101

q Oil & Acrylic Painting

q Photography: The Basics

q Pilates

q Real Estate & Home Staging

q Seasonal Plant-Based Cooking

q Stop Smoking with Hypnosis

q Tai Chi: A Time for You

q Watercolor on Thursdays

q Yoga

q Zumba via Zoom

For details of courses and fees:

HaddonfieldAdultSchool.org

Senior yoga

Gentle Yoga, a new

class at the Mabel Kay

Senior Center, is being

offered for seniors

each Friday, from 10:30

to 11:15am. (On and

after Fri Mar 4: 10:15 to

11am.) Registration is

not required.

Instructor Angie

Cheatham is a certified

yoga and chair yoga

instructor. Her classes

are designed to be

fun, while working on

balance, flexibility,

and breathing. Chair

yoga will increase your

strength and flexibility

while doing low impact

exercises.

Senior coordinator

Sheri Siegel says: “Have

fun with friends while

improving our mind and

body.”

The fee is $1 for

Haddonfield residents,

$2 for non-residents.

Got time?

Volunteer!

The Historical Society

is seeking a few good

volunteers.

The Society is

planning some exciting

events this spring

and summer and is

inviting members of the

community to help run

them.

“Volunteering is a

great way to get to know

the Historical Society

and learn about the

history of Haddonfield.

We have opportunities

for everyone – even if

you can only spare an

hour.”

You can convey your

interest to the Society

via a Google form, at

bit.ly/3LAniIK, or scan

the QR code n.


Celebrate with the Symphony: 70!

Symphony in C will celebrate its 70th anniversary on Sun Apr 24 from 5 to

9pm at Tavistock Country Club.

The Symphony was founded as a community orchestra – the Haddonfield

Symphony – in 1952. Over time, its mission evolved into that of a training

orchestra for young professionals and a comprehensive music education

organization serving people of all ages throughout the region.

Symphony in C performs at Rutgers-Camden Center for the Arts and other

venues, and contributes to the quality of life we enjoy in Greater South Jersey.

The 70th Anniversary Gala will be chaired by Penny and Stephen E. Ryan of

Marlton and Rosie Hymerling of Haddonfield. Emcee will be former Haddonfield

mayor and Symphony in C board chair, Jack Tarditi.

Guests will enjoy cocktails, gourmet dinner with wine, and entertainment by

pianist David Zipse and the Elegance Electric String Quartet. Tavistock Country

Club’s Covid protocols in effect at the time of the event will be observed.

The gala will honor Charles (Chuck) Heuisler and C. Carney (Chick) Savery,

both of whom were instrumental in guiding the former Haddonfield Symphony

from community orchestra to the music education powerhouse it is today.

The event will also remember former board chairs and Archer Law attorneys

Robert R. Kugler and Lee Hymerling, who passed away in 2021.

Proceeds from the gala will support the Symphony’s Summer Camp, Youth

Orchestra, concerts for young people, and after-school instrumental music

programs in Camden and the region.

For Gala reservations and information, including details of sponsorship

opportunities, call Denise Stuart, vice president of development, at

856-240-1503 or email her at dstuart@symphonyinc.org.

Symphony in C is a New Jersey 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, so direct

donations are tax-deductible, as are substantial portions of ticket costs and

sponsorships for the gala.

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