Haddonfield Today 107_2022Feb18

22 | haddonfield.today #107 • FEBRUARY 18 TO MARCH 11, 2022
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
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