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10 | haddonfield.today #108 • MARCH 11 TO APRIL 1, 2022Tech help forseniors Beginning in April– on the first and thirdTuesdays – PublicLibrary staff will be atthe Mabel Kay SeniorCenter from 11am to 12nto help seniors tackletechnology challenges.Interested seniors maysign-up for one-on-one,half-hour sessions (foursessions per day) here:surveymonkey.com/r/youngerseniors or scanthe QR code n in themargin.When you sign up, youwill be asked to describethe kind of help youneed and specify theof device you use (cellphone, tablet, laptop,for example), so that theinstructors can be betterprepared to answer yourquestions.To scan the QR code,open the camera onyour phone and aim thecamera at the QR code.Your phone should offeryou the option to opena link. Press your fingeron the link and it willtake you directly to thesign-up site.Need assistance? CallSheri Siegel at 856-354-8789 or email ssiegel@haddonfield-nj.gov.Cluck! Haddonfield residentsmay now keep hens intheir back yards.Note, however, that apermit is required.And also that proof ofeducation in the raisingof hens is a prerequisitefor the issuance of apermit.For details, emailHaddonfieldHens@haddonfield-nj.gov.CELEBRATINGCARL’S HADDONFIELD SERVICE515 N. Haddon AvenueHaddonfield NJ856-428-4222Monday to Friday: 7 to 7Sat: 8 to 4 / Sun: 9 to 4Pro ImportsAuto ServiceSPECIALIZES IN REPAIRINGALL FOREIGN CARS309 Haddon AvenueCollingswood751-9400Permits II Speaking of permits ...the Police Department’sonline permitting systemis up and running.Applications forpermits for business,residential, overnight,Centre Street, Library,and employee meterparking may now besubmitted on the PoliceDepartment’s website:HaddonfieldPolice.com.65YEARS!TRIVIA: Which foreign auto debuted in the US in 1957?A: Toyota Crown• Call TIM MAUROfor Pricing onParts & Service• Factory-TrainedJaguar Technicians• FREE EstimatesRegister forTECHHELP FORSENIORS.ANGUISHED ABOUT ANNUITIES?uNSURE ABOUT INsurANCE?ASK US FOR ANSWERS!Sinclair Associates LLC CPA101 Windsor Ave, Haddonfieldsinclair@1040.pro – 856 354-2266Christopher M. Sinclair
#108 • MARCH 11 TO APRIL 1, 2022haddonfield.today | 11Connect withPLAYS &PLAYERS.Link toART OFPASSOVER.Link toDRESSLERSMITH.Register forSCHOOL’SOUT CAMP.Link toART OFBUSINESS.Register forSUMMERART CAMP.Lectures about the Revolution Camden County College and the SkirmishCommittee are preparing to present a series oflectures about the American Revolution, from theperspective of our communities.The series is part of the build-up for the Sat Jun 4Skirmish on Kings Highway.The series begins with a lecture on Wed Mar 30at 7pm at the Masonic Temple (16 Kings Hwy E).Garry Stone will describe the life of John Inskeep(born near Haddonfield in 1757).Inskeep volunteered in June 1776 to serve fivemonths in a temporary regiment sent to helpdefend New York City. In fact, he served for thenext two years – as a militia cavalry man, artillerist,quartermaster, and commissary.He was at the battles of Princeton, Billingsport,and Fort Mercer. Later he served as a quartermasterfor Continental Army.His story is a vivid illustration of the ways theAmerican Revolution affected South Jersey.Lecturer Garry Stone has a PhD in AmericanStudies from the University of Pennsylvania.His entire career focuses on researching,restoring, and interpreting historic sites andlandscapes.He has served as chief archaeologist and thendirector of research at Historic St. Mary’s City,Maryland, historian at Monmouth BattlefieldState Park and historian at the Indian King TavernMuseum in Haddonfield.He is the author of numerous articles onarchaeology and history and a contributing authorof Fatal Sunday: George Washington, the MonmouthCampaign, and the Politics of Battle.The second lecture in the series, in the BoroughHall at 7pm on Wed Apr 6, will be presented byDoug Rauschenberger,He will talk about life in Haddonfield during theAmerican Revolution.Details about the Skirmish, and the lectureseries in particular, may be found here n, or on thewebsite of the Friends of the Indian Kings TavernMuseum: IndianKingFriends.org.cutting • mulching • fertilizing • PruningSeasonal YARD clean-ups • THATCHING • SEEDING • aeratingCLIP THIS AD!and call us NOWfor a free lawn care estimate!KYLE WRIGHT’S LAWN CARE856-547-0101Fertilizing • landscape design • shrub & flower plantinglandscape design • SOD installationSuch a drag! Haddonfield Plays &Players invites one andall to join Miss Redd andher fabulous queens asthey rock the theater at8pm on Fri Mar 18 withLife’s A Drag – a night ofmusic, dance and laughs.“Bring your favoritedrink and your singles totip the ladies,” they say.Tickets are $20, online:HaddonfieldPlayers.com.Coming up atthe Markeim Registration isopen for a number ofprograms offred by theMarkeim Arts Center:• Sun Mar 20 from 2to 4:30pm: The Art ofPassover: A CulturalSharing. Go herebit.ly/3w2ZsAh or scan nto register.• Sat Apr 9 from 4 to7pm: Opening Receptionfor The InspirationalJourney of DresslerSmith. Details here bit.ly/3J4RR7U or scan theQR code n.• Fri Apr 15 and MonApr 18 to Fri Apr 22from 9am to 12n and 1 to4pm: School’s Out SpringBreak Camp. Go here bit.ly/37aIPrI or scan n fordetails and to register.• Thu Apr 28 from 6 to7pm: The Art of Business– A Career Talk withBenita Cooper. n• The Markeim hasalso launched earlybirdregistration (anddiscounts, thru Thu Apr7) for summer camp.Go here bit.ly/3tP4xcEor scan n for details andto register.The Markeim ArtsCenter is located at thecorner of Lincoln Avenueand Walnut Street.MarkeimArtsCenter.org
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