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#108 • MARCH 11 TO APRIL 1, 2022

The Word on the Street

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Haddonfield Little League

will begin its 2022 season with

“Baseball Night in Haddonfield”

on Friday, April 1.

What sports did you

play as a child?

“My sport was

softball,” says MARY

BLACKMAN

of Collingswood.

“I was in the town

league from fourth

grade through

eighth. I played

second base, and

loved it.”

“My older brothers

played baseball,”

says CONNOR

BULICKI of

Pennsauken, “so it

was only natural

that I would also. I

played for the Happy

Hippo Little League

team. Outfield.”

TERRY MONTANA

of Cherry Hill grew

up in Camden and

played baseball

“because there was

not much else to do.”

Terry played outfield,

and was “a pretty

good pitcher too.”

AMY CRUTCHFIELD

of Haddonfield

swam ... a lot. “I loved

swimming but I also

loved competing,”

she says. “I got a high

from the feeling of

accomplishment,

after spending so

much time training.”

As a youngster,

ANTONNE JONES

of Mt Laurel played

baseball, football,

and basketball.

“I played in the EOM

(Edward O’Malley)

League in South

Philly. First and

third base mostly.

Good times. Good

memories.”

Haddonfield’s

CHARLIE

PRESENZA

participates in

soccer, lacrosse,

cross-country, and

track. His favorite?

Lacrosse, “because

the uniforms and

equipment are really

cool. I think we have

our first game this

week.”


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We’re Planning Some

CELEBRATIONS!

THIRD

OF JULY

FIREWORKS

FOURTH

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HALLOWEEN

PARADE

TREE

LIGHTING

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and we need your help.

The bulk of the funds that pay for the Independence Day

FIREWORKS and PARADE, the HALLOWEEN PARADE, the

TREE LIGHTING, and the SANTA PARADE come from NOT

from the Borough of Haddonfield, but from ...

YOU and your neighbors.

These events are planned and presented annually by volunteer

members of Haddonfield Celebrations Association, a 501(c)(3)

nonprofit organization. We’ve been doing this for nearly 80 years.

All of our events are free, but they cost over $45,000 a year to

run. (The fireworks alone cost $15,000).

Please Donate Now! Thank you!

Your generous contribution at this time will enable us to

plan this year’s community celebrations with confidence.

Please send your tax-deductible donation to Haddonfield

Celebrations Association, PO Box 15, Haddonfield NJ 08033, or

donate online via PayPal at HaddonfieldCelebrations.org.

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ASSOCIATION

.

#108 • MARCH 11 TO APRIL 1, 2022

haddonfield.today |

Connect

with

SYMPHONY

IN C

.

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.


Back to school,

for adults

Spring is almost here,

and the Haddonfield

Adult School’s schedule

is heating up.

Whether your goals

include getting into

shape, fine-tuning your

finances, or learning to

cook, the Adult School

has you covered. Visit

HaddonfieldAdultSchool.

org for information about

these upcoming

classes.

• Novel Writing 101 –

begins Mon Mar 14.

• Bike Maintenance and

Minor Repair – begins

Sun Mar 20.

• Fencing – begins Thu

Mar 24.

• Pilates – Two sessions,

beginning Tue Mar 29

and Thu Mar 31.

• Yoga – begins Tue Mar

29.

• Hypnosis – Three

classes on Tue Mar 29:

Stop Smoking, Lose

Weight, and Better Sleep.

• Photography: The

Basics – begins Mon Apr

4.

• Seasonal Plant-Based

Cooking – begins Mon

Apr 4.

• Tai Chi – begins Tue

Apr 5.

• Real Estate and Home

Staging: The Basics

– Wed Apr 13.

• Learn to Play

Pickleball – begins Wed

May 4.

• Intermural Co-Ed

Pickleball – Wednesdays,

8 to 10:30pm and Co-Ed

Volleyball (Thursdays,

6:30 to 10:30pm).

And there’s more to

come! Check the website

– scan the QR code n

– for details of additional

art classes taught by

Gwynn DiPilla, including

Watercolors, Drawing &

Painting, Advanced Open

Studio.

Connect

with ADULT

SCHOOL

.

#108 • MARCH 11 TO APRIL 1, 2022

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Connect

with

ROTARY

CLUB

.

Apply now for Rotary grants

For more than 20 years, the Rotary Club of Haddonfield Foundation has

supported charitable projects to promote health and peace, advance education

and literacy, and alleviate poverty and hunger.

Some local examples: Historical Society, Haddonfield Outdoor Sculpture

Trust, Interfaith Caregivers, and the Garden Club (for a Blue Star Marker).

Regional non-profits that have received grants include Cathedral Kitchen,

Neighborhood Center, Urban Promise, and Boy Scouts of America.

The Foundation is now accepting applications from 501(c)(3) nonprofit

organizations for its 2022 grant program. The deadline is Fri Apr 15; grants will

be awarded in June.

For information about eligibility requirements and areas of priorities, and to

download the application form, visit the Rotary Club of Haddonfield’s website:

HaddonfieldRotary.org.

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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.

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Tech help for

seniors

Beginning in April

– on the first and third

Tuesdays – Public

Library staff will be at

the Mabel Kay Senior

Center from 11am to 12n

to help seniors tackle

technology challenges.

Interested seniors may

sign-up for one-on-one,

half-hour sessions (four

sessions per day) here:

surveymonkey.com/r/

youngerseniors or scan

the QR code n in the

margin.

When you sign up, you

will be asked to describe

the kind of help you

need and specify the

of device you use (cell

phone, tablet, laptop,

for example), so that the

instructors can be better

prepared to answer your

questions.

To scan the QR code,

open the camera on

your phone and aim the

camera at the QR code.

Your phone should offer

you the option to open

a link. Press your finger

on the link and it will

take you directly to the

sign-up site.

Need assistance? Call

Sheri Siegel at 856-354-

8789 or email ssiegel@

haddonfield-nj.gov.

Cluck!

Haddonfield residents

may now keep hens in

their back yards.

Note, however, that a

permit is required.

And also that proof of

education in the raising

of hens is a prerequisite

for the issuance of a

permit.

For details, email

HaddonfieldHens@

haddonfield-nj.gov.

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Speaking of permits ...

the Police Department’s

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is up and running.

Applications for

permits for business,

residential, overnight,

Centre Street, Library,

and employee meter

parking may now be

submitted on the Police

Department’s website:

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PASSOVER

.

Link to

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.

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Lectures about the Revolution

Camden County College and the Skirmish

Committee are preparing to present a series of

lectures about the American Revolution, from the

perspective of our communities.

The series is part of the build-up for the Sat Jun 4

Skirmish on Kings Highway.

The series begins with a lecture on Wed Mar 30

at 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 five

months in a temporary regiment sent to help

defend New York City. In fact, he served for the

next 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 quartermaster

for Continental Army.

His story is a vivid illustration of the ways the

American Revolution affected South Jersey.

Lecturer Garry Stone has a PhD in American

Studies from the University of Pennsylvania.

His entire career focuses on researching,

restoring, and interpreting historic sites and

landscapes.

He has served as chief archaeologist and then

director of research at Historic St. Mary’s City,

Maryland, historian at Monmouth Battlefield

State Park and historian at the Indian King Tavern

Museum in Haddonfield.

He is the author of numerous articles on

archaeology and history and a contributing author

of Fatal Sunday: George Washington, the Monmouth

Campaign, and the Politics of Battle.

The second lecture in the series, in the Borough

Hall at 7pm on Wed Apr 6, will be presented by

Doug Rauschenberger,

He will talk about life in Haddonfield during the

American Revolution.

Details about the Skirmish, and the lecture

series in particular, may be found here n, or on the

website of the Friends of the Indian Kings Tavern

Museum: IndianKingFriends.org.

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Such a drag!

Haddonfield Plays &

Players invites one and

all to join Miss Redd and

her fabulous queens as

they rock the theater at

8pm on Fri Mar 18 with

Life’s A Drag – a night of

music, dance and laughs.

“Bring your favorite

drink and your singles to

tip the ladies,” they say.

Tickets are $20, online:

HaddonfieldPlayers.com.

Coming up at

the Markeim

Registration is

open for a number of

programs offred by the

Markeim Arts Center:

• Sun Mar 20 from 2

to 4:30pm: The Art of

Passover: A Cultural

Sharing. Go here

bit.ly/3w2ZsAh or scan n

to register.

• Sat Apr 9 from 4 to

7pm: Opening Reception

for The Inspirational

Journey of Dressler

Smith. Details here bit.

ly/3J4RR7U or scan the

QR code n.

• Fri Apr 15 and Mon

Apr 18 to Fri Apr 22

from 9am to 12n and 1 to

4pm: School’s Out Spring

Break Camp. Go here bit.

ly/37aIPrI or scan n for

details and to register.

• Thu Apr 28 from 6 to

7pm: The Art of Business

– A Career Talk with

Benita Cooper. n

• The Markeim has

also launched earlybird

registration (and

discounts, thru Thu Apr

7) for summer camp.

Go here bit.ly/3tP4xcE

or scan n for details and

to register.

The Markeim Arts

Center is located at the

corner of Lincoln Avenue

and Walnut Street.

MarkeimArtsCenter.org


Art in action

The Outdoor

Sculpture Trust will kick

off Sculpture Month

(April) with a special

event in Kings Court.

John Giannotti, the

sculptor of “Haddy,” will

create a polyurethane

casting of “I Sing the

Body Electric,” a 22" tall

bust of Walt Whitman.

Sat Apr 2 from 1pm. (If

rain: Sun Apr 3).

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. 8pm.

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.

HaddonfieldPlayers.com

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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.

Casino night to

benefit school

Christ the King

Regional School is

planning a King’s Ball

casino night to celebrate

the school’s 80th

anniversary.

Mark your calendar

for Fri Apr 29, from

7 to 11pm. All are

invited.

The event – themed

“A Knight in Vegas” and

scheduled to be held at

Lucien’s Manor (81 W.

White Horse Pike,

Berlin) – will honor the

“Knight of the Night,”

Frederick J. Hutchinson.

The evening’s

activities will include

dinner, charitable

gambling, and a silent

basket auction.

Tickets are $125 per

person. (Purchase by Fri

Apr 22.)

If you cannot attend,

but would like to take

chances on the baskets,

ticket boards are

available online.

Sponsorships are

available. For details, ad

to purchase tickets, go

to ckrskingsball.com.

Proceeds will benefit

Christ the King Regional

School in Haddonfield.


On the Market

Lenten music

Each Monday thru Apr

11, organist Bob Gardner

will play at the First

Baptist Church for a half

hour from 5pm.

This is offered as an

opportunity for silent

prayer, meditation, and

relaxation during Lent.

All are welcome. Come

as you are. Stay for a few

minutes or for the full

session.

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/3Kuyghu 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

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Baseball Night in Haddonfield!

The Haddonfield Little League will open its 2022 season on Fri Apr 1 with

more than 400 players and its third annual Baseball Night in Haddonfield.

The festivities at the Little League Complex will begin at 5pm with food

trucks, a DJ, and a variety of competitions for Little Leaguers. Attention will

then shift to Field 1 for the first majors (age 11 to 13) game of the season, under

the lights. Player introductions and National Anthem will be followed by the

first pitch, at 7:05pm, thrown by Little League graduates from 2021.

All members of the community are invited to attend the game, to help

celebrate more than 70 years of youth baseball in Haddonfield.

This year, the parade down Kings Highway has been scheduled to coincide

with a Mid-Season Classic and Home Run Derby on Sat May 14, Those events

will serve as advance publicity for the League’s golf outing on Thu May 19.

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SAVINGS

Library Tech Helpers 10-6

11-1


11-1

Libra

Tech

Library 12-4

Fitness with Emelia /MK 10 15 -11

Mahjongg /MK 1-3

Lenten Music /BC 5-5 30

Methodist Mission Trip: Dine &

Donate /PJW 5-9

Commission Work Session /BH 6 30

Adult School: Novel Writing 101 /HS

7-8 30

High School

Lutheran Church

Little League Complex

Mystery Book Club 7-8

Shade Tree /BH 8 AM

Fitness & Rhythm /MK 10 15 -11

Bridge /MK 12 30 -3

Zoning /V 7

Toastmasters /V 7 15

MAC Markeim Arts Center

MC Methodist Church

MK Mabel Kay Senior Center

Coffee & Schmooze

Rotary Club /TCC 1

Bingo /MK 1-2 30

Line Dancing /MK

Cinderella (for Seni

Library Speaker: Re

Farming /V 7

Municipal Alliance

Toastmasters /V 7 1

Historic Preservatio

20

Library

21 22 23 Mini Youth

12-4

Art


11-1


11-1

Libra

Pupy

Showcase Supply Kit

12-4

Youth Tennis /TH 3-4, 4-5

Adult School: Bike Maintenance &

Minor Repair /EBS 11-12 30

Adult School: The Art of Passover

/MAC 2-4 30

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Library 12-4

28

Library 10-6

29

Library 10-8

30

Tech Helpers 11-1

Introduction to the

Libra

MT

PC

PJW

10-6

Tech

Partnership /BH 8 3

Coffee & Schmooze

Singing Angels /LC

Rotary Club /TCC 1

Line Dancing /MK

Haddon Fortnightl

Fitness & Rhythm /MK 10 15 -11 /HF 7-9

Senior Citizens /MK 9 15

Bridge /MK 12 30 -3

Historical Society A

Fitness with Emelia /MK 10 15 -11 Youth Tennis /TH 3 45 -4 45 , 4 45 -5 45 /V 7

Mahjongg /MK 1-3

Historical Society Book Club /V 7 Environmental /BH

Book Club /V 7-8 30 Internet 11-12 30

Library Board /PL 8

Fitness with Emelia /MK 10 15 -11

Mahjongg /MK 1-3

Commission Work Session /BH 7

Commission /BH 7 30

Fitness & Rhythm /MK 10 15 -11

Bridge /MK 12 30 -3

Adult School: Yoga /TS 8-9 30

Adult School: Hypnosis /HS 6 30 -9 15

Sticke

Mach

Tech

Coffee & Schmooze

Rotary Club /TCC 1

Bingo /MK 1-2 30

Line Dancing /MK

Skirmish Lecture: J

/MT 7

Masonic

Presbyt

PJ Whel

day

#108 • MARCH 11 TO APRIL 1, 2022


Thursday Friday Saturday

10 MAR

Library 10-8

Tech Helpers 11-1

Teen Advisory Board

6 30 -7 30

11

Haddonfield Today

12

Library 10-6

Library 10-2

ry 10-6

Helpers 11-1

/MK 10-12

2 15

Temple

erian Church

ihan’s

Beginners Art Class /MK 9-11

Art Studio /MK 11-2

Tai Chi /MK 1-2

65 Club 1 30

Fitness with Emelia /MK 2 30 -3 15

17

ST PATRICK’S DAY

Library 10-8

Pot of Gold Craft 10-8

Tech Helpers 11-1

PL Public Library

TCC Tavistock Country Club

THSC Tavistock Hills Swim Club

DEADLINE: Rotary Scholarships Grace Thrift Shop /GC 10-4

Grace Thrift Shop /GC 10-4

Ribbon-Cutting: Rusted Salvage 10 45

Gentle Yoga /MK 10 15 -11

Ribbon-Cutting: The Fare Porter 1

Kiwanis Club /TCC 12 15 -1 30 Ribbon-Cutting: Forever Valentine 2

18

Library 10-6

19

9-11

1-2 30

Beginners Art Class /MK

ors) /HS 1 30 Art Studio /MK 11-2

generative

Tai Chi /MK 1-2

/BH 7

5

n /V 7 30 65 Club 1 30

Lions Club /TCC 6 15

Board of Education /HS 7

Human Relations /BH 7 30 Grace Thrift Shop /GC 10-4


Kiwanis Club /TCC 12 15 -1 30

Spring Musical: Cinderella /HS 7 30

Life’s a Drag /HPP 8-9

ry 10-6

Pencil & Eraser

Helpers 11-1

ry 10-6

r Gumball

ine 10-6

Helpers 11-1

24

31

Library 10-8

Tech Helpers 11-1

Women’s Suffrage

Book Club 7-8

Library 10-8

Tech Helpers 11-1

25

Library 10-6

26

0

/MK 10-12

10-12


2 15

Art Studio /MK 11-2

1-2 30

Tai Chi /MK 1-2

y Meet & Greet 65 Club 1 30


Interfaith Caregivers: Volunteer of Gentle Yoga /MK 10 15 -11

nnual Meeting the Year Dinner /WCC

Community Service Collaborative

Recreation /BH 8

/V 12

7 30 Adult School: Fencing /TS 8-9 30 Kiwanis Club /TCC 12 15 -1 30

01 APR

TS Tatem School

V Virtual

WCC Woodcrest Country Club

Library 10-2

Mayor’s Breakfast /PC 9

50/50 Women’s Art Show /HF 11-4


Ribbon-Cutting: Book Restoration

Bindery 11

Spring Musical: Cinderella /HS 7 30

Allegory Dance Theatre:

The Illumination Series /HPP 8-9

02

Library 10-2

NJ Makers Day 11-2


6 Degrees of Sondheim /HPP 8-9

Library 10-2

Haddonfield Today

Library 10-6



/MK 10-12

Kiwanis Club /TCC 12 15 -1 30

2 15

Spring Luncheon & Games /HF 11 30


Little League: Baseball Night in

1-2 30

Art Studio /MK 11-2

Haddonfield /LLC 5

ohn Inskeep Tai Chi /MK 1-2

Little League Under the Lights /LLC Grace Thrift Shop /GC 10-4

65 Club 1 30 7 05

Lions Club: Pasta Bowl /PC 4-6

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Please email news@gumnutgroup.com


On the Market

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and Selling!

SOME RECENT LOCAL SALES

134 Ardmore Avenue $ 530,000

307 Chews Landing Road $ 775,000

415 Washington Avenue $ 1,975,000

67 W Euclid Avenue $ 750,000

132 Peyton Avenue $ 849,000

416 Merion Avenue $ 850,000

220 Washington Avenue $ 1,300,000

423 W Kings Highway W $ 830,000

311 Chews Landing Road $ 800,000

106 Hilltop Court, Cherry Hill $ 510,000

916 W Mt Vernon Ave, Haddon Twp $ 525,000

740 Golf View Road, Moorestown $ 4,200,000

PENDING SALES

55 Lane of Acres $ 4,150,000

185 Winding Way $ 1,399,000

125 Veterans Lane #B $ 799,000

324 Marquis Road $ 1,150,000

1140 Greenmount Road $ 749,000

127 Rhoads Avenue $ 699,000

219 S Woodstock Drive, Cherry Hill $ 415,000

140 Jacqueline Avenue, Delran $ 385,000

1608 Chestnut Ave, Haddon Hts $ 399,000

Other brokers and agents participated

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#108 • MARCH 11 TO APRIL 1, 2022


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Calling local women artists

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).

Proceeds will benefit Girls Learn International.

For details and to register, go here: bit.ly/3514xxo or scan the QR code n.

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Citizen of the Year

Saturday, March 19, 2022 at 9a

In January 1973, the Haddonfield Jaycees held a breakfast at the

First Baptist Church in honor of Mayor Eugene V. Hinski.

Also honored with a “special service award” was “an outstanding

citizen” – David J. Finn Sr.

Thus began two traditions that the Jaycees carried on through

1991, and that the Lions Club has continued since 1992.

On Saturday, March 19, 2022 at 9a.m., the 49th * Mayor’s Breakfast

will be held at the First Presbyterian Church, in Fellowship Hall.

During the Breakfast, Mayor Colleen Bianco Bezich will name

the 52nd * Haddonfield Citizen of the Year and join with her fellow

Commissioners to deliver a State of the Borough report. The William

G. Hansen Youth of the Year Award will be presented to Maddie

Cush, president of the Leo Club at Memorial High School.

We invite you to join us for this 50th anniversary celebration.

Admission is $15 at the door. (Age 12 and under $10.)

* Because of Covid-19, a Mayor’s Breakfast was not held in 2021.

** There were two recipients of the award in 1993, and also in 2004.

u HADDONFIELD CITIZENS of the YEAR u

2021 – Joseph G. “Joe” Serico

2020 – Stuart N. Harting

2019 – Marie E. DiMatties

2018 – Robert A. “Bob” Turner

2017 – George R. Cox

2016 – Thomas “Tom” Baird

2015 – Eugene H. “Gene” Kain

2014 – Robert L. “Bob” Parsons

2013 – John C. Connell

2012 – Elizabeth “Betsy” Anderson

2011 – Joseph P. “Joe” McElroy

2010 – Joseph E. “Joe” Murphy

2009 – Joy “Jamie” Horwitz Fram

2008 – Eleanor “Norie” Wisniewski

2007 – Robert A. “Bob” Marshall

2006 – David J. Hunter

2005 – Karen Weaver *

2004 – Beverly Lloyd-Aldeghi *

and DeForest “Butch” Brees

2003 – Neal P. Rochford

2002 – Janice D. “Jan” Twitchell *

2001 – John H. Reisner III

2000 – Letitia G. “Tish” Colombi

1999 – Blair M. Murphy *

1998 – William W. “Bill” Reynolds Jr *

1997 – William H. “Bill” Brown

1996 – Joseph F. “Joe” Haro *

1995 – Mary Louise “Mary Lou” Cullurafi *

1994 – Allen S. Bolinger *

1993 – Charles H. “Chissie” Evans *

and Ruth S. Evans *

1992 – G. Frederick “Fred” Rexon Sr *

1991 – Laura Hubbard *

1990 – Vivian L. Stauder *

1989 – Walter “Walt” Saladik *

1988 – Anna T. “Tillie” Clement *

1987 – William G. “Bill” Hansen *

1986 – Douglas B. Rauschenberger

1985 – Eugene V. “Gene” Hinski *

1984 – Robert M. “Bob” Schaeffer *

1983 – Louis H. Goettelmann *

1982 – Edna L. Haydock *

1981 – Robert J. “Bob” Twitchell *

1980 – Joan L. Aiken *

1979 – John J. “Jack” Tarditi Jr

1978 – Patricia W. “Pat” Lennon *

1977 – Robert P. “Bob” Carpenter *

1976 – Dorothy B. McGlade *

1975 – Raymond Wheeler *

1974 – Harry T. Kaufmann *

1973 – David J. Finn Sr *

* Deceased

#108 • MARCH 11 TO APRIL 1, 2022


Award • 50 Years

m • First Presbyterian Church

CITIZENS OF THE YEAR • MAYOR’S BREAKFAST, JANUARY 2019

Photo by Ed Quinn

STANDING: Bill Brown, David Hunter, Joe McElroy, Jack Tarditi, Bob Marshall, John Reisner, Butch Brees,

Joe Haro, Bob Turner, Tom Baird, Bob Parsons, Neal Rochford, Gene Kain, Doug Rauschenberger, Bill Reynolds

SITTING: Tish Colombi, Betsy Anderson, Jamie Fram, Marie DiMatties (Citizen of the Year), Bill Hansen, Joe Murphy, George Cox

WHO ARE LIONS?

The International Association

of Lions Clubs was established in

Chicago in 1917 to address social

problems created by World War I and

rapid industrialization. By 1920, there

were clubs in 23 states and Canada

with more than 6,400 members.

During the 1925 Lions International

Convention, Helen Keller challenged

Lions to become “knights of the blind

in the crusade against darkness.”

Thus began a global commitment to

issues related to sight and blindness, a

focus that members of the Haddonfield

Lions Club have embraced since its

founding in 1944.

There are currently 1.4 million Lions

in 48,000 clubs in some 200 countries

– men and women taking action and

making a positive impact in

their own communities

and around the world,

inspired by the motto

“We Serve.”

JOIN US IN SERVICE!

Typically, we meet on the first and

third Thursday of each month, at

6:15p.m., at Tavistock Country Club.

Those interested in learning about

who we are and what we do are

always welcome.

For more information about our

Club and its activities, or to inquire

about membership, send an email to

lions@HaddonfieldAreaLions.org

or visit HaddonfieldAreaLions.org.

COMING UP

• Pasta Bowl. Saturday, April 2 at

4p.m. at First Presbyterian Church.

• Lizzy Haddon Girls Basketball

Tournament. Saturday, April 30 and

Sunday, May 1.

• Breakfast with the Skirmish Troops.

Saturday, June 4 at 9a.m. at First

Presbyterian Church.

HADDONFIELD

AREA LIONS CLUB


A survey for “junior” seniors

The Mabel Kay Senior Center has created a survey geared toward “younger

seniors” – a subjective term, of course – to see what kinds of programming

might incline them to visit a senior center.

Among the questions: What would it take to get you in its doors? Day trips?

Behind-the- scenes tours of local eateries (with samples)? Learning a new skill?

Teaching a new skill? Exercise classes? Volunteer opportunities? Pickleball?

Let Mabel Kay know what would entice you. The more feedback, the better

the Senior Center can be! (No interest whatsoever in attending activities and

events at a senior center? Let them know why ... you won’t hurt their feelings).

Access the survey here: XXX or scan the QR code n with your phone or

tablet. (Open the camera and aim the camera at the QR code. Your phone

should offer you the option to open a link. Tap the link and it will take you

directly to the survey. Need assistance? Call Sheri Siegel at 856-354-8789.

Link to

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SURVEY

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S Y M P H O N Y I N C

1 Concerto

+ 1 Symphony

= Music Magic!

BRAHMS

SYMPHONY

SIBELIUS

VIOLIN CONCERTO

Rossen Milanov, conductor

William Hagen, violin

Sibelius: Violin Concerto, Op. 47, D minor

Brahms Symphony No. 1 in C minor, Op. 68

856-963-6683

Tickets online at symphonyinc.org

SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 2022 at 8pm

Rutgers Camden Center for the Arts

This concert is 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).

Meeting note

Now that masks are

no longer required to be

worn inside the Borough

Hall, some board and

commission meetings

will now be held inperson

rather than on

Zoom.

On the calendar

(pages 16, 17), look for

the “/BH” designation

after the meeting name

(versus “/V”).

Fun and games

at Fortnightly

The Social Services

Committee of The

Haddon Fortnightly will

host a festive Spring

Luncheon and Games

event on Fri Apr 1 at

11:30am and has issued

an invitation to all to

“come out and celebrate

the season.”

The luncheon will be

held at the Fortnightly’s

historic clubhouse, on

Kings Hwy E at Grove.

Those attending

will enjoy a delicious

luncheon and are invited

to play bridge, mahjongg,

or other games of

choice. Or just socialize.

The cost is $20;

reservations are

required by Fri Mar

25. Contact Barbara

at angelmomma1940@

yahoo.com or 856- 912-

3394.

Mail checks payable

to “The Haddon

Fortnightly” to

Barbara Szerszen, 184

Ramblewood Road,

Moorestown NJ 08057.

Proceeds from the

event will benefit local

charities.


Spring musical

The High School’s

Drama Club is preparing

to present this year’s

spring musical: Rodgers

and Hammerstein’s

Cinderella.

After a free Sneak Peek

for Seniors on Wed Mar

16 at 1:30pm, 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) –

are available online at

hmhs.booktix.com n.

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.

Speak up with

confidence

Toastmasters

International is a

nonprofit educational

organization that teaches

public speaking and

leadership skills through

a worldwide network of

clubs. Headquartered

in Englewood CO, the

organization has more

than 300,000 members

in 15,800 clubs in 150+

countries.

Locally, Camden

County Toastmasters

meets at 7:15pm at the

Lutheran Church (Wood

Lane and Wayne) on

the first and second

Tuesdays of each month.

A Zoom meeting is held

on the third Tuesday.

Visitors are always

welcome.

Want to learn more?

Call Robert Bradshaw at

888-910-6874.

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Lions’ Youth of

the Year

The William Hansen

Youth of the Year award

will be presented during

the Mayor’s Breakfast on

Sat Mar 19.

The 2022 recipient will

be Memorial High School

senior and Leo Club

president, Madeleine

(Maddie) Cush.

Also recognized for

extraordinary volunteer

service will be HMHS

students Julia Hart,

Matthew Leming, and

Owen Breen.

The award is named

for William Hansen,

a dedicated Lion and

community volunteer

until his passing in 2020

at age 102.

The event, at the First

Presbyterian Church,

will begin at 9am.

All are welcome.

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 for its 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.


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Tavistock Country Club

cocktails and dinner

music by

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#108 • MARCH 11 TO APRIL 1, 2022


Anyone for ... pasta?

“Come with an appetite!”

That’s the message from the Haddonfield Area Lions Club with respect to

their popular Pasta Bowl, scheduled to be held at the First Presbyterian Church

(20 Kings Hwy E) from 4 to 6pm on Sat Apr 2.

Food will be served buffet-style, but take-out will be available as well. The

menu includes lasagna, sausage, peppers, meatballs, pasta Alfredo and Caesar

salad. Cake, coffee, and sodas will be provided also.

Tickets are $15 for adults and $10 for children under 12. Tickets may be

purchased at the door to the church (south side entrance) as well as from Club

members. Tickets for baskets will be sold during the dinner, with and winners

drawn at 6pm. (You do not need to be present to win.)

Proceeds will help people with visual impairments, illnesses, and disabilities

– locally, regionally, and around the world.

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Our old

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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

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#108 • MARCH 11 TO APRIL 1, 2022


Volunteer

with

HISTORICAL

SOCIETY

.

LLC

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.

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Aid for Ukraine

Many residents are

looking for ways to help

the people of Ukraine.

Here are two direct,

reliable options,

provided by the First

Presbyterian Church.

Scan the QR codes n.

• Presbyterian Church

(USA) Humanitarian

Response to Ukraine.

• Feed My Starving

Children.

A prom for

seniors

Members of the Leo

Club at Memorial High

School are planning a

Senior Prom on Sat May

7 from 2 to 4pm.

The event will take

place in the school’s

courtyard (or in the

gym, in the event of

inclement weather)

and will feature light

refreshments, dancing, a

photo booth, and games.

Admission is free,

and all senior citizens in

Haddonfield are invited.

(Residents may invite

out-of-town guests.)

A student DJ will play

hits from the 1950s to

the 70s and beyond.

Mavis, the line-dancing

instructor at the Mabel

Kay Senior Center, and

some of her dancers

will lead students in line

dances.

Dressing-up is

encouraged. Two guests

adjudged “best dressed”

will be crowned Prom

King and Queen.

Admission is free, but

registration is required.

Call Sheri Siegel at

856-354-8789 or email

ssiegel@haddonfieldnj.gov.

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Inspections, Repairs & Relining

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Wood Stoves

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Historical Society of Haddonfield

We invite you to attend our annual

Candlelight Dinner

Wednesday, april 27, 6pm

Tavistock Country Club

Guest Speaker:

DR. PatRiCk e.

MCGoVeRn author

of “Ancient Wine:

The Search for

the Origin of

Viniculture.”

Scan QR code to purchase tickets online

(add $1.50 fee) or call 856-429-7375.

• Sponsor $300 • Dinner Patron $150

(All sponsors and patrons acknowledged in program.)

• Member Dinner $100 • Non-member Dinner $110

Questions? Email info@haddonfieldhistory.org

Link to

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DONATION

SITE

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Last Man’s Dinner: April 5

On April 22, 1940, during a gathering to celebrate

the 21st anniversary of the formation of Haddonfield

American Legion Post 38, 108 veterans of the Great

War organized themselves into a Last Man’s Club.

They identified four purposes:

• To preserve our memories of 1917-18

• To pay fitting tribute to our departed comrades

• To foster and perpetuate good comradeship

• To eat drink and be merry.

The charter called for “a bottle of rare brandy ...

to remain unopened until our ranks have thinned to

the last three men,” at which time “the bottle shall

be opened and a toast offered to those comrades

who have gone before.”

The 81st Last Man’s Dinner will be held at the

Tavistock Country Club on Tue Apr 5, at 6pm

(social hour) and 7pm (dinner). All are welcome.

The event honors local veterans of all American

wars, in particular those who are members of the

various “Last Man” clubs established by Post 38 in

the wake of various conflicts.

Three members of the World War II Last Man’s

Club remain: Don Beck, John Brownwell, and Tom

Reilly.

Tickets are $50 and include valet parking. To

purchase, mail a check payable to “Last Man’s Club/

American Legion Post 38” to David Tarditi,

64 Linden Avenue, Haddonfield NJ 08033.

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Masthead, Notices, Etcetera

New group for volunteers

Mayor Bianco Bezich announced in January that

she would 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 next meeting of the Haddonfield Community

Service Collaborative will be held on Fri Mar 25 at

12n, via Zoom.

To register for the meeting, email Joana

McDonnell at jmcdonnell@haddonfield-nj.gov.

You will receive the Zoom login for the meeting by

return email.

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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 fi lled with GIFTS GALORE

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#108 • MARCH 11 TO APRIL 1, 2022


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 Mar 23.

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

or email cmbod14@gmail.com.

Ribbon-cutting

Three new businesses

will be welcomed with

ribbon-cuttings on Sat

Mar 12: Rusted Salvage

(221-B Kings Hwy E) at

10:45am, Fare Porter

(109 Kings Hwy E) at

1pm, Forever Valentine

(8 S. Haddon) at 2pm.

On Sat Mar 19 at

11am: Book Restoration

Bindery, located at 8

Kings Court.

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February 18, 2022

• Virginia L. Potts, 92

February 17, 2022

• Kathryn Ingram Allen, 77

February 15, 2022

• Marie F. Vogt (Fragasso), 94

February 5, 2022

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Masks no more

The wearing of masks

inside the Borough Hall

is no longer mandatory

(since Mon Mar 7).

Those who would

prefer to continue to

wear masks may do so,

of course.

Some downtown

businesses continue to

“require” or “desire”

the wearing of masks

indoors. Please comply.

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.

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Dawgs’ hoops reports online

You can read play-by-play descriptions

of HMHS Boys’ Basketball games online, at

Haddonfield[dot]Today. They’re written by the

Dawgs’ most avid fan, Lauree Padgett.

Eleven reports have been posted to date. A

twelfth – a review of entire season – is scheduled to

be posted on the morning of Sat Mar 12.

Scan the QR code n.

The report posted on Mon Jan 24 – “‘Daire’ to

believe!” – includes a link to a video of the last few

seconds of the game against Overbrook, when Daire

Roddy sunk a 45-footer to win the game, 41-40.

The Dawgs finished the season 20-10.

Dine, donate

PJ Whelihan’s on

Haddon Ave will host a

Dine and Donate from 5

to 9pm on Mon Mar 14

in support of the United

Methodist Church’s

Youth Mission trip.

The dine-and -donate

flyer n for the eat-inonly

fund-raiser must be

shown to the server in

order for 15% of the bill

to be credited to HUMC.

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