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Calling all gumshoes The Haddon Heights Village Playbox will kick off its 71st season with two one-act plays on Fri Sep 10 and Fri Sep 17 at 8pm and Sat Sep 11 and Sat Sep 18 at 2pm and 8pm at the First Presbyteri-an Church. First up: Tom Stoppard’s classic com-edy-murder mystery, The Real Inspector Hound. Next: Tell Me Another Story, Sing Me a Song. Visit villageplaybox.org for ticket information.

For more Haddon Heights events, see p. 18 to 21.

September tends to make people nostalgic. Maybe it’s the kids heading back to school, the cooler temperatures, or the realization that the holiday season is right around the corner. The Ankoakas Region of the Antique Automobile Club of America invites us to revel in nostalgia each September during its Haddonfield Antique Auto Show. This year, the auto extravaganza will be held on Sat Sep 11 from 11am to 3pm (rain date: Sep 25). Line up will begin at 9am. Car enthusiasts will surely appreciate the array of meticulously restored antique collectible and special interest automobiles. Cars will be parked in the display area which will run along Kings Hwy, from the Speedline overpass to Haddon Ave. Don’t miss the fun, food, and music! This year, Sleepless Knights – with special guests,

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What’s Your Take?Take some time to reminisce at the Antique Auto Show on Sat Sep 11.

Tell us about your first car.

• Owner of Kings Hwy’s Jamaican Me Crazy, NINA RESES tooled

around in a Nova hatchback as a young driver. “I absolutely loved

it, except for the color. It was a really awful beige,” she said.

• An owner of Haddon Heights’ The Village Cheese Shop, BRETT HARRISON, enjoyed reminiscing about his first set of wheels. “I had a yellow convertible Volkswagen Karmann Ghia with a black ragtop ... We called it the Bumblebee,” he revealed.

• JACK WHITCRAFT, the owner of Haddonfield’s Candy Buffet, recalled his 1970 Cutlass. “It was green with a black top. I saved for it – and the insurance – and I picked it out. I remember it cost me $1000.”

• Haddonfield’s DOUG and MARIANNE BELLING had no

trouble remembering their first cars. Doug had a “Ford pick-up

truck with huge tires ... it got nine

miles to the gallon!” Marianne laughed, “I had a Ford Fairmont. It cost more to fix it than I bought it for.”

Their 17-year-old daughter, KENZIE, added that she will

“drive anything that moves” once she get

her licence. Kenzie is pictured holding

her beloved nephew ANDREW (1).

• Long-time Haddonfield resident ERINN CARMODY LEPPER, who now lives in Haddon Township, recalled her maroon Ford hatchback. “It was great ... it got me through college.” Erinn is pictured strolling down

Kings Highway with her daughter ADDISON (2).

• MELODIE SUNKETT, of Haddonfield’s CVM Wireless,

revealed that shortly after getting her licence she drove a

Pontiac Grand Am. “I used to have to time my trips carefully

because the engine was always overheating – it was the

worst!” she laughed.

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the Dovells – will entertain the masses. The Car Show, now in its 25th year, always features a wide-range of vehicles – from roadsters dating back to the early 1900’s to modern-day marvels. Trophies, including the Mayor’s Award, will be bestowed upon the sweetest rides. For further information about the event, call 429-8372.

Biloxi Blues at Plays & Players Even after a successful summer run of Grease, the performers and crew at Haddonfield Plays & Players refuse to let the stage cool down! Following four performances of The Fantasticks (Thu Sep 9 thru Sun Sep 12, see page 7), Plays & Players will present one of Neil Simon’s semi-autobiographical plays, Biloxi Blues, beginning on Thu Sep 16. Follow 20-year-old Brooklyn-native Eugene Morris Jerome through basic training during World War II. Jerome learns more than just military maneuvers during the time he spends in Biloxi MS. Watch what happens as he juggles an eccentric drill sergeant, soldiers from vastly different backgrounds, and his first romantic relationship. Tickets cost $10 for the show on Thu Sep 16. Tickets for all other shows cost $20 for general admission seating. Performances will take place on Friday and Saturday evenings at 8pm from Sep 17 thru Oct 2. Matinee performances will take place on Sun Sep 19 and Sun Sep 26 at 2pm. For tickets, call 429-8139 or go to haddonfieldplayers.com. Plays & Players is located at 957 Atlantic Ave E, next to the Crows Woods Recreational Complex.

let’s get physical this fall Work up a sweat this fall with Sue Heindel’s ex-ercise classes held at the First Presbyterian Pre-school (20 Kings Hwy E). A new round of Pilates, Step Aerobics, and Tone-Up classes will run from Mon Sep 13 thru Fri Dec 17. Maintain your bikini body with the following: • Pilates – Increase your strength, flexibility, and balance with a progressive series of exercises that focuses on your core. Classes, for all fitness levels, will be held on Wednesdays and Fridays from 9:15 to 10am. • Step Aerobics – High-intensity, low-impact workouts will be held on Tuesdays and Thurs-days from 9:15 to 9:45am. Steps will be provided. • Tone-Up – Group fitness classes using a non-aerobic strength-training system are sure to help you feel your best. Classes will take place on Mondays from 9:15 to 10:15am and on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9:45 to 10:30. The cost is based on the number of classes taken per week. Babysitting is available for a nominal fee. For a registration form and detailed rate information, visit the First Presbyterian Preschool, call Sue Heindel at 428-6641, or e-mail [email protected]. Mail checks payable to “First Presbyterian Preschool” to: Sue Heindel, 147 Hawthorne Ave, Haddonfield.

Get ready for camp LOGOS offers children and youth an opportunity to have fun while exploring Christianity. The Baptist Church invites all youth to its ten-week LOGOS Fall Camp to be held on Wednesdays from 4:30 to 7:30pm starting Sep 15 and running thru Nov 17. LOGOS is a fun, self-esteem building, Christian program for children ages four to 12th grade. Kid-friendly dinners and activities are planned by adult members and staff of the Church. Activities include music, recreation, arts and crafts, worship, and interactive Bible study. For information and registration details, contact the Church Office at 429-2326 or visit firstbaptisthaddonfield.org and click on “LOGOS.” Registration will be conducted on an ongoing basis throughout the fall months.

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Playdate: Kidzfest 2010 Mark your calendars for Kidzfest, taking place Sat Sep 11 at Challenge Grove Park (off Brace Road, Cherry Hill) from 10am to 2pm. Children and parents will be treated to sporting activities, arts and crafts, face painting, carnival games, and entertainers. Kidzfest will be bigger and better than ever in 2010. Lace up those sneakers! Fun-A-Thon will be introduced this year. During Fun-A-Thon, children will pair with an adult for obstacle courses, sack races, and other outdoor events ... some of which may involve water balloons and silly string. The entry fee will be $25; teams that raise additional funds will be eligible for prizes. Help Women and Children Now, the driving force behind Kidzfest, is a Haddonfield-based organization started by Lisa and Steve Hurly in honor of their son Stephen Michael who passed away in 2003. Stephen Michael was born prematurely and suffered from heart disease; he died when he was five-weeks-old after teaching his parents the true meaning of hope and love. Kidzfest 2010 will raise funds to benefit re-search in pediatric heart disease, pediatric can-cer, and premature birth. To learn more or to volunteer, e-mail [email protected].

You go, girl! Abigail Adams at the Indian King On Sat Sep 18, join the Friends of the Indian King Tavern Museum as they welcome Kim Hanley from the American Historical Theater. Hanley will por-tray Abigail Adams beginning at 3pm at Haddonfield’s Indian King Tavern Museum (233 Kings Highway E). Watch history come alive as Abigail Adams reflects on the years of cor-respondence between her and her husband, John Adams, one of America’s founding fathers and the second President of the United States. In her let-ters, Abigail Adams shared her thoughts about women’s rights, education, and the dangers of giving husbands unlimited power over their wives. Tours given by costumed docents will be offered from 1 to 4pm. Once in-spired by Abigail Adams, children will be given an opportunity to write their own thoughts on paper. For more information, call 429-6792.

Don’t be tardy! The displays of school supplies and fall clothing can only mean one thing ... a new school year is fast approaching. Haddonfield public school students will return to the classroom on Tue Sep 7. Parents can then return to the classroom for Back-to-School Night: • High School – Tue Sep 14 at 7pm (Note date change.) • Elizabeth Haddon – Tue Sep 21 at 7pm. • Middle School – Thu Sep 23 at 6:30pm. • Central School Wed Sep 29 at 6:15 pm. • Tatem Elementary – Thu Sep 30 at 7pm. For details, visit haddonfield.k12.nj.us.

Heavenly harp The Virginia Harp Center will present Diana Elliot in a solo harp recital on Sun Sep 12 at 3pm at Grace Church in Haddonfield (19 Kings Hwy E). Musical selections will include works by Liszt, Parish Alvars, and Posse. A reception will follow at the Virginia Harp Center Showroom (425 Haddon Ave N). Elliot holds degrees from Temple University and the University of Michigan. She has also studied at music schools in Paris, France. For more information, call 428-1430.

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Now hear this! The Haddonfield/Philadelphia Area Cochlear Implant Support Group will meet on Wed Sep 29 at Grace Church (19 Kings Hwy E) from 7 to 8:30pm. The group is open to those who have implants, those considering surgery, and support persons. At the meeting, guests will learn about communications using Captioned Telephone (CapTel) devices during a presentation titled, “You, Your Cochlear Implant, and Telephones.” CapTel and WebCapTel will be demonstrated. Guests will have an opportunity to try out the devices during the meeting. The last Cochlear Implant Support Group meeting was attended by over 30 people. Guests included parents of children who are cochlear implant recipients or candidates, adult bi-lateral and uni-lateral implant recipients, adult cochlear implant candidates, professionals, and friends and support people of implantees. E-mail [email protected] by Mon Sep 27 if you plan to attend the meeting. Be sure to indicate if you plan to bring beverages and/or a dessert to share – pizza will not be ordered. Donations will benefit Grace Church. [email protected]

Hop on the bus Make your supper a little more interesting. The Haddonfield 65 Club will sponsor a bus trip to Doolan’s Dinner Theatre in Spring Lake on Tue Sep 28. Attendees will catch a performance of the Golden Oldies Review featuring songs from the 50’s and 60’s, a band, and a comedian. The cost of the trip is $70 which includes a one-hour open bar and a dinner complete with wine and soda. The bus will depart from Wedgewood Swim Club at 9:30am. Call Dick Gimigliano at 429-1290 to make a reservation.

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• BUdgetCUts=redUCedserViCe–To close a budget gap of nearly $73,000 created by reduced local and state funding for libraries, the Library Board has had to make some tough decisions, including the following: Staff will not receive raises. Longevity payments will be frozen at 2009 levels. The library will close at 6pm instead of 9pm on Fridays, beginning on September 10. In 2010, the library will close on 12 days from September thru December. These closed days will be furlough days for the staff (i.e. staff will not be paid). – October 11, Monday – Columbus Day – October 20, Wednesday – November 2, Tuesday – Election Day – November 11, Thursday – Veterans Day – November 26, Friday – Day after Thanksgiving – December 4, Saturday – December 10, Friday – December 20, Monday – December 21, Tuesday – December 22, Wednesday – December 23, Thursday – December 24, Christmas Eve Day (holiday) – December 25, Christmas Day (holiday) – December 26, Sunday The Library Board regrets any inconvenience for the pub-lic. Every effort was made to balance available funding and resources with the community’s needs for library services. A careful analysis was done of patterns of use and a survey of current practices in NJ libraries was conducted to arrive at this course of action. The library is better positioned now to meet 2011, which will also be a very difficult budget year.• NeWsChedUleoFFiNes–A new schedule of fines and fees will go into effect in September. Fines will go to 10¢ a day from 5¢ a day per item. There will be an amnesty from September 1 to 12 to give the public every opportunity to clear accounts before the new fines and fees begin.•BooKsale:sat25andsUN26–Now is the time to drop off donations of books and audio-visual items that are in good condition (no moldy items or textbooks, please) for the Friends of the Library Book Sale. Note: Tables will be set up under tents, so the sale will be on, rain or shine.

On the way at Mabel Kay Haddonfield-area senior citizens are welcome to visit the Mabel Kay Se-nior Center. Enjoy some stimulating conversation and relax with a beverage during regular operating hours, Monday thru Friday from 9am to 4pm. The following activities are scheduled: • Every Monday – 11:30am; Senior Cardio Fun in the Lincoln Commons Community Room. • First, third, and fifth Tuesdays – 12:30pm; Bridge and Cards. There is no pre-registration. • Second and fourth Tuesdays – 1pm; Bingo. • Every Tuesday – 1pm; Lite Aerobics in the Lincoln Commons. • Third Wednesdays – 10am; Computer Club. • Every Wednesday – 1:30 to 3pm; Line Dancing for Seniors at the Lincoln Commons. • Every Thursday – 9am to 12n; 1 to 4pm; Art Workplace with Angela Seigenthaler for ages 50 and older. 11:30am; Chair Tai Chi in the Lincoln Commons Community Room. • Last Friday – 12:30pm; Senior Nutrition Luncheon. Enjoy home-cooked healthy food and learn how to prepare it. • Every Friday – 12n to 3pm; Lunch/Snacks and More! Join area seniors for relaxing afternoons spent listening to guest speakers, enjoying movies, playing games, or partaking in lively conversation. The programs are posted on the bulletin board at Mabel Kay. A list of scheduled programs is available for pick-up each month. Call 354-8789 for details.

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Quick! Catch The fantasticks! Haddonfield Plays & Players will present The Fantasticks at on Thu Sep 9 at 7:30pm, Fri Sep 10 and Sat Sep 11 at 8pm, and Sun Sep 12 at 2pm. Watch what happens when two neighboring fathers erect a wall between their houses to encourage their rebellious children to fall in love. After the fathers’ plan succeeds, the lovebirds take off in different directions to experience the world. Will their love survive? Tickets cost $10 for the show on Sep 9. Tickets for all other shows cost $20 for general admission seating. Guests who purchase a ticket for the show on Fri Sep 10 will be given a free ticket. Bring a friend! Plays & Players is located at 957 Atlantic Ave E, next to the Crows Woods Recreational Complex. For tickets, call 429-8139 or go to haddonfieldplayers.com.

Singing Angels seek members If you’re retired, semi-retired, or a stay-at-home parent that enjoys singing, why not consider joining the Haddonfield Singing Angels? The Angels are seeking new members to sing at nursing, assisted living, and retirement homes, as well as for AARP and senior groups. The choir rehearses on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month (Sep thru Jun) at the Lutheran Church (204 Wayne Ave) at 10am. For more information, call Dick Snyder at 486-0449.

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Speak up with Toastmasters Become the speaker and leader that you always wanted to be by attend-ing meetings of the Camden County Toastmasters on the first, second, and third Tuesday of the month at 7pm. The group meets at the Haddonfield Lutheran Church (204 Wayne Ave). Coming up: • Tue Sep 7 – Table Topics Workshop presented by Philip Zoebisch. • Tue Sep 14 – Adding Humor to a Speech presented by Craig Bickel. • Tue Sep 21 – Humorous Speech and Table Topics Contest. Visitors are always welcome – arrive at 7pm to register. There is no fee or obligation. For details, e-mail [email protected] or call Rosario Licciardello at 866-0038.

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First Night is a family-oriented, alcohol-free celebration of the arts, held in Haddonfield each New Year’s Eve. Area artists who are interested in participating on December 31, 2010 are invited to apply. Enclose a biography (reviews, letters of recommendation, programs), support materials (CDs, DVDs, flash drives, Web site addresses, etc), photographs, a description of your program, and details of technical requirements.

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6:30p to 8:00pYoungadultsChoirMethodist [email protected]

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8:30a to 9:30atuesdaytoursFriends SchoolCall for appointment429-6786

9:50a to 12:45pshoppingtransportationforseniors/disabled:Cherry Hill storesSen-Han Transit456-3344

10:00aFitnessClassforseniorsPresbyterian Church Choir RoomSenior Ministry429-1960

10:30aPreschoolstorytimePublic Library429-1304

12:30p to 4:00pBridge/CardgamesMabel Kay Senior Center354-8789

1:00pliteaerobicsforseniorsLincoln Commons354-8789

6:00p to 8:00pVolleyballMethodist Church693-1808

6:00pdemocraticClubBorough Hall427-0663

7:30p to 9:00pintermediateitalianConversationgroupJersey Java & Tea546-5878

7:30pal-anonPresbyterian Church, Third Floorwww.nj-al-anon.org

8:00p to 10:00penglishCountrydancingFriends Meeting House429-9186

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8:00a golfoutingPinelands Golf Course, Hammonton65 [email protected]

8:30aPartnershipforhaddonfieldBorough Hall Auditorium

9:00a to 10:00aovereatersanonymousPresbyterian Church354-6393; 609-239-0022

10:00aPlaygroupMcDonald’s Restaurant, Westmont429-0403

12:00n to 3:00pMayorColombi’sopendoorsessionBorough Hall, Room 102429-4700 x208

12:15p to 1:30protaryClubTavistock Country Club795-7976

12:30pPinochle65 Club (110 Rhoads Ave)429-4688

1:30pPreschoolstorytimePublic Library429-1304

1:30p to 3:00plinedancingforseniorsLincoln CommonsSenior Citizen Board354-8789

6:30pgrouptrainingrunHaddonfield Running CompanySouth Jersey Athletic Club southjerseyac.org

7:00pWordartPublic Library665-5650

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7:30p to 9:00pCommitteeforChildrenwithspeciallearningNeedsMiddle School Library354-0729

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Reunited and it feels so good “Whatever happened to ... ?” Find out for yourself by reconnecting with former classmates. Reunion plans are in the works for several Haddonfield Memorial High School graduating classes: • Class of ’55 (55th) – Squeeze into your poodle skirt (or your leather jacket). The Class of ’55 has a three-day reunion planned. The affair – which will include a football game, a social gathering, a cookout, and a breakfast event – will begin on Fri Oct 1 and wrap up on Sun Oct 3. For detailed information about the reunion and a registration form, visit h-a-s.org. The most recent Class of 1955 Newsletter is posted on the Alumni Society Web site. • Class of ’60 (50th) – Don your pillbox hat – a reunion is being planned. The event will take place on Sat Oct 1 at Tavistock Country Club. Visit h-a-s.org for information as it becomes available. • Class of ’70 (40th) – Break out your bellbottoms! A reunion is set for Sat Nov 27, from 7pm to 12m, at Auletto Caterers in Almonesson (1849 Cooper Street). For more information, contact William Barrett at (661) 254-5928 or e-mail [email protected]. • Class of ’80 (30th) – Locate your legwarm-ers! Your reunion will be held at the Markeim Arts Center on Fri Nov 26 starting at 6:30pm. Members of the class of 1980, and those that know members, can contact John Poliero at [email protected] to provide contact information and receive details about the upcoming reunion.


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The Haddonfield Board of Education has appointed Dr. Richard P. Perry as its next Superintendent of Schools. Dr. Perry comes to Haddonfield with 27 years of experience in education, most recently as superintendent for the Palmyra School District. Before that, he served as principal of Palmyra High School. He graduated from Haddon Heights High School, began his career as a science teacher, and earned his doctoral degree in educational administration from Temple University in 2001. He lives in Haddonfield. In commenting on the appointment, Board of Education president Steve Weinstein said, “We are very excited that we have found someone who will continue the strong leadership that this District expects. What made Dr. Perry such a strong candidate was his extensive experience and acknowledged success as an educational leader with a solid background in the classroom.” He continued, “But it was also clear to us that he understands what this business is all about. In interviews, he always brought the focus back to what would be best for the kids,” Weinstein said. “That was very important to us, because in the Haddonfield School District, it is the students who come first.” Saying he was “tremendously excited and honored by this appointment,” Dr. Perry said he eagerly anticipates meeting the greater Haddonfield community. “For me, in a way, I am coming back home,” he said. “I am very honored that the board has put their faith in me and I am looking forward very much to working with the board, parents, teachers, administrators, students, and community.” The entire board of education interviewed a number of current, experienced superintendents before selecting Dr. Perry. After completing the process, the decision to appoint Dr. Perry was unanimous. He replaces Dr. Alan Fegley, who is leaving Haddonfield to become superintendent of the Phoenixville School District in Pennsylvania. Since he must give notice to the Palmyra Board of Education, Dr. Perry is not expected to assume his Haddonfield responsibilities until around October 1. He will be in the district frequently during August and September, however, to meet parents, the PTA leadership, and the administrators and teachers at each Haddonfield school. The new superintendent’s employment contract runs through June 30, 2014. His annual salary will be $153,000, a figure that is below the new maximum for a district of Haddonfield’s size, as set recently by Governor Christie. July 30, 2011

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Sunday night fever Media darling Dance Haddonfield has done it again! This time the group was named “Best Way to Spice it Up” on Philadelphia Magazine’s annual “Best of Philly” list. Find out for your-self what the buzz is about. Intermediate lessons, featuring talented dancers and instructors, are held each Sunday from 6 to 7pm. Barbara Capaldi, owner of Atrium Dance Studio who also coaches, choreographs, and sometimes performs with the Studio’s Latin dance team, will teach Intermediate Salsa on Sundays thru Oct 3. Ready to dance the night away? For $17, you can stay for the regularly scheduled beginner lessons, which include everything from the samba to the waltz, from 7 to 8pm. Then, show off your new skills during open dancing from 8 to 10:30pm. For details or a schedule, visit dancehaddonfield.org or call 429-9154. Check out the group on facebook.com. Dance Haddonfield will be sponsoring a Wheelchair Dance Fundraiser on Fri Sep 17 at the Stardust Ballroom in Bellmawr. The event will feature an appearance by Nick Scott and Aubree Marchione, Atlantic Coast Open Wheelchair Dance Champions! Call 869-0010 or 429-9154 for details.

Shop till you drop for the first Baptist Church The Historical Committee of the First Baptist Church of Haddonfield is working to raise the funds necessary to preserve the diary of the Church’s first pastor, the Rev John Sisty. The pastor kept the journal from 1817 through 1837. The committee has teamed up with Boscov’s for a Friends Helping Friends shopping event. The committee is selling 25-percent discount shopping passes to be used on Tue Oct 5. In addition to great deals, shoppers with passes will enjoy free refreshments and other perks at Boscov’s on Oct 5. Friends Helping Friends shopping passes are being sold for $5; proceeds will benefit the church. Contact Margaret Hunt at 428-9717 or Sandra Mezger at 429-7540 to reserve your Boscov’s shopping pass and preserve history.

Bargain Alert! Grace Church (19 Kings Hwy E) will celebrate the grand opening of its Thrift Shop on Sat Sep 11. Stop by to browse or to donate unwanted clothing, housewares, and small appliances. The shop will be open each Saturday from 10am to 2pm. 429-0007



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The heat is on! The Historical Society of Haddonfield will present “Fighting Fire with Buckets,” a program about the history of firefighting in South Jersey, on Wed Sep 29 at 7:30pm in Greenfield Hall (343 King’s Highway E). For information, call 429-7375.

Bring your business cards The Partnership for Haddonfield Professional Committee holds Breakfast Networking Events on the first Friday of each month from 7:30 to 9am, at Jersey Java & Tea (140 Haddon Avenue). The next event will be held on Fri Sep 3. Professionals, retailers, service business owners, and support staff members are invited to attend. Enter your business card and you could win a free Web page on haddonfieldprofessionals.org. Buy townwide gift certificates at a 10% discount during the event. haddonfieldprofessionals.org

Tax update Normally Haddonfield property taxes are due on August 1. However, the Commissioners have extended the grace period to Fri Sep 3. The tax bill has four payment stubs with a due date printed on each stub. Return one stub with each quar-terly tax payment.

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The Garden Club is going to the birds! The Haddonfield Garden Club will meet on Tue Sep 14 at 12n at the Baptist Church (124 Kings Highway E). This month’s program is titled “Making Your Backyard Bird Friendly.” The club will welcome speaker Tony Geiger. A teacher, naturalist, and master gardener, Geiger worked at the Cape May Bird Observatory as Project Director for the Birding and Wildlife Trails. For information about the club, contact Jolyne at 428-0745 or e-mail [email protected].

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Pop quiz! Do you shout out the answers during Jeopardy? Do you have a talent for answering general trivia questions? Quizzie Haddon Trivia Night at the Baptist Church may be right up your alley! Attend the next event on Tue Sep 28. Quizzie Haddon is held on the fourth Tuesday of the month from 7 to 8pm in the Church’s Social Hall. Put together a small team or come solo and make new friends while engaging in a little friendly competition. Snacks and beverages are provided. You bring the answers. Donations will benefit the Church’s Renovation Campaign. 429-2326

fill the void There are currently vacancies within the Historic Preservation Commission and the Senior Citizens Advisory Council. Residents who are interested in serving on one of these boards can send a resume and letter detailing their background and qualifications to the Commissioners at: PO Box 3005, Haddonfield. Or apply online at haddonfieldnj.org by clicking on the “Volunteer!” link under the Borough Bulletins. Residents may also add their names to waiting lists for other Borough boards, commissions, and committees via haddonfieldnj.org.

Girl power After a brief summer hiatus, the Evening Membership Department of the Haddon Fortnightly will welcome a new season in September. Those who are curious about the club are invited to attend the first business meeting on Tue Sep 14 at 7:30 in the Clubhouse (Kings Highway and Grove Street). Lauren Acerbo, a student at Haddonfield Memorial High School, and Jennifer Haskell, a student at Lenape High School, will speak about their experiences at the Girls’ Career Institute at Douglas College. Year after year, students who attend the summer program return with new perspectives and new career ideas. Refreshments will be available. There will also be plenty of time to ask questions about the club and its activities throughout the year.

Your last chance to win big First Night Haddonfield, the community-based organization that sponsors the townwide alcohol-free celebration of the arts each New Year’s Eve, is offering you the chance to walk away with ten admission buttons – worth $12 each – for free! The contest, which runs thru Tue Aug 31, is open to those aged 18 and older. To enter, visit firstnighthaddonfield.org. If you don’t win, no worries! First Night buttons will be available for purchase beginning Wed Sep 1 online and at the Information Center.


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Welcome to the neighborhood Don’t miss the following Haddonfield ribbon-cutting ceremonies: • Haddonfield Floral Co. will celebrate with a grand reopening at its new Haddonfield location at 25 Kings Hwy E on Thu Sep 16 at 5pm. • Reacquaint yourself with Z’s Treasures at its grand reopening at its new location at 145 Kings Hwy E on Sun Sep 19 at 1pm. • Welcome the newest addition to the retail district, Firefly Arts and Yoga (16 Ellis Street at Kings Court), at a ribbon cutting on Fri Oct 1 at 5:30pm.

Volunteer of the Year Interfaith Caregivers will celebrate its Volunteer of the Year, Lola Riggs, on Thu Sep 30. Riggs, who has been a volunteer since 1996, will be awarded the Joan H. Gault Service Award in honor of Joan Gault who founded Interfaith Caregivers. The event will be held at Treno Restaurant, located at 233 Haddon Ave in Haddon Township, from 6:30 to 8:30pm. Attendees will enjoy a light dinner buffet. The cost is $35 per person. Contact Interfaith Caregivers at 354-0298 for reservations.

Grace Church services ... Special Healing Services will be held at Grace Church in Haddonfield (19 Kings Hwy E) on Sun Aug 29 at 8 and 9:30am. The services will include the laying on of hands and anointing with oil. All are welcome. Homecoming Sunday will be held at the church on Sep 12. Members, and those who would like to learn more about the church, are encouraged to attend. Learn about new programs and register your brood for Sunday school. Sunday school will start on Sep 19. For more information, call 429-0007. gracehaddon.org

Making plans? The improved Haddonfield Memorial High School Weekly Planner is on the way! In addition to the features typically found in the HMHS planner, the 2010-2011 version includes weekly “Tips for Success,” space for notes, and an extensive activities list. At $15 each, these custom planners are less expensive than many generic ones found in the marketplace. The planners are due to arrive by Mon Sep 20. They will be sold at the sports apparel sale on Mon Sep 20 and Tue Sep 21. They will also be sold in the bandroom, while supplies last.

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Just in time for fall! Be the first on your team – or at the gym – to get your Haddonfield-branded stainless-steel sports bottle! Available in your choice of red or black, the 25oz bottles feature leak-proof, screw-on lids with built-in carabiner tops. The bottles also have wide-mouth openings perfect for ice cubes. During the Marching Band’s fundraiser, they can be had for $15 each. Wait, there’s more ... This year, the band is also offering a Haddonfield- branded version of the popular sport drawstring bag. The bags measure 13.5in x 17.5in and are available in black and red. Available for $15 each, the bags are made of recycled materials and feature zippered front pockets. Reserve your bottles and bags by e-mailing [email protected]. These items will be available on the first days of school, at Back-to-School Night (Tue Sep 14), and at the sports apparel sale on Sep 20 and Sep 21.

Meeting news The next Haddonfield Commissioners’ Work Sessions will be held on Tue Sep 7 at 3pm in Borough Hall Room 201 and on Tue Sep 14 at 7pm in Borough Hall Room 101. The next Commissioners’ Meet-ing will be held on Tue Sep 14 at 7:30pm in Bor-ough Hall Room 102.

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Here come the brides! If they put a ring on it, make your way to the Haddonfield retail district on Sun Sep 26 for the inaugural Fall Wedding Walk from 12n to 4pm! The event is intended to be a one-stop shop and bridal fair featuring more than 70 wedding-related businesses and professionals. Get the low down on everything from DJs to gowns! The Wedding Walk will begin at the Fortnightly Clubhouse where registered brides-to-be will receive a “passport” which will guide them to par-ticipating businesses. Brides-to-be will have their passports stamped, qualifying them to receive free gifts and prizes. The Partnership for Haddonfield has teamed up with Bouché Productions to give brides and their families a day to remember. Trolleys will provide transportation around town. The event will feature a fashion show, free wedding-planning information, makeovers, Bou-ché’s signature program titled “Top 20 Tips No One Thought to Tell You,” food, free magazines, prize drawings, free gifts, and much more. The cost is $5 in advance and $10 at the door. For details and tickets, visit bridalevent.com or call 610-917-9300.

TAPS The Transportation and Pedestrian Safety (TAPS) Committee’s goal is to maintain a pedestrian-friendly Borough. The group meets at 7pm on the fourth Thursday of the month at the Haddonfield Pub-lic Library. Next meet-ing: Thu Sep 23.

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Kiwanis Club sends students packing The Kiwanis Club of the Haddons, a civic service and social organization, meets for lunch every Friday at 12:15pm at Tavistock Country Club. Those interested are invited to join the group for lunch and fellowship. The Kiwanis Club has a lot to celebrate. Recently members cut their club meeting short to pack 36 backpacks with back-to-school supplies for the Center for Family Services’ Operation Backpack program. Their effort far surpassed their goal of donating 25 full backpacks. The club’s primary focus is the youth of Camden County and young people around the world. Kiwanis International is “dedicated to changing the world, one child and one community at a time.” For more information or to get involved, e-mail [email protected].

Auditions Haddonfield Plays & Players will hold open auditions for its October production of West Side Story on Sun Aug 29 and Mon Aug 30, beginning at 6pm at the theatre (957 Atlantic Ave E). For details about the audition process, visit haddonfieldplayers.com.

Get fresh! The Farmers’ Market’s 2010 season continues. The open-air, fresh-food fiesta takes place each Saturday morning, rain or shine, from 8am to 12n in the Presbyterian Church’s parking lot. Shoppers enjoy perusing fresh produce, organic and specialty foods, baked goods, coffees, hand-made gifts, flowers, children’s activities, and more! Be sure your little ones join the Greenies Kidz Club for free weekly crafts with environmental themes. Remember to get your card stamped each week to win prizes. On Aug 28, kids will create a veggie sculpture. Also on Aug 28, Project Porchlight will help you reduce your environmental impact by doling out free compact fluorescent lightbulbs. The group will have recyclable bags, wristbands, buttons, and tattoos, as well. haddonfieldfarmersmarket.org

Save the date Cub Scout Pack 64 will resume its meetings in September at the First Baptist Church of Haddonfield. To learn more, or to sign-up, call Joe Glennon at 428-3374 or e-mail [email protected].

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Set your alarm clock Gather your school supplies and pack a lunch ... it’s time for students to return to the classroom! Haddon Heights public schools will be back in session beginning on Tue Sep 7. All students will have a half-day.

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Get acquainted with the Shepherds ministry The Baptist Church (3rd and Station Aves) of-fers the Shepherds ministry, a program designed for those who are mentally challenged. The program, for teens and adults, teaches at-tendees about the Bible while also hosting social events, outings, parties, and plays throughout the year. The Shepherds meet from 9:30am to 12n each Sunday in Room 208 at the Church. For more information, call 547-3579.

Hello to Heights! For nearly twenty years, What’s On has been the “bible” (lower-case “b”) for those who live, work, play, worship, and visit in Haddonfield with respect to coming events and activities in the borough. Beginning with this issue of What’s On Haddonfield, we will also publish details of goings-on in Haddon Heights. We will continue to mail What’s On to homes and businesses in Haddonfield and to make it available at scores of high-traffic locations throughout the borough. And we will add dozens of convenient pick-up locations in Haddon Heights. On September 3, we will reconfigure What’s On Collingswood with respect to both content (by including free publicity for events and activities in Haddon Township) and distribution (both mail and pick-up). Planning an event? E-mail details to [email protected]. Thank you!



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The summer hiatus is over Several popular programs at the Haddon Heights Baptist Church (Third and Station Aves) will return, beginning on Wed Sep 15. • AWANA, for children ages three thru 6th grade, will meet on Wednesdays at 7pm. • The Awaken Youth Group will gather each Wednesday at 7pm. • Ladies’ and Men’s Bible Studies will be held at 7:15pm on Wednesdays. For more information, call 547-3579, visit haddonheightsbaptist.org, or e-mail [email protected].

Just say “no” The Haddon Heights Drug Alliance will meet on Mon Sep 20 and Mon Nov 15 at Borough Hall in the Council Con-ference Room. To join the Alliance, contact Sue Griffith at [email protected]. haddonhts.com/drug-alliance.php

WHAT’S ONGOINGWednesdays – 1:00p to 4:00pNeedleWorksCommunity Center, Senior Lounge

thursdays – 6:15protaryClubTavistock Country Club, Haddonfield

Fridays – 9:00a to 11:00aseniorMen’sMorningoutCommunity Center, Senior Lounge

Fridays –6:30p to 9:00pguitarheroPublic Library

Friaug27 –5:00p to 9:00pFourthFriday:CasinoNightStation Avenue

tueaug31 – 11:30a to 1:30pCommunitytableChina Moon Restaurant

Wedsep1 –7:00pCiviceventsCommitteeService Operations Facility

Wedsep1 – 7:00pgoodNeighborsMunicipal Building, Auditorium

thusep2 – 6:00psoccerClubService Operations Facility

Monsep6 – 7:00pJuvenileConferenceCommitteeMunicipal Building, Governing Body Conference Room

tuesep7 – 11:30a to 1:30pCommunitytableStation House Restaurant

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Wedsep8 – 11:00a to 1:00pWiiBowlingforseniorsPublic Library

thusep9 –6:00psJMetaldetectingClubMunicipal Building

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Frisep10 – 8:00pVillagePlaybox: The Real Inspector Hound/Tell Me Another Story, Sing Me a SongFirst Presbyterian Church

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It’s just lunch! Seniors can indulge in a tasty meal and friendly conversation at Community Table lunches at local restaurants. Guests gather at a long table, order from the regular menu, and pay their own bills. Join the new Senior Citizens Group between 11:30am and 1:30pm at the following restaurants in Haddon Heights: • Tue Aug 31 – China Moon Restaurant (611 Station Ave). • Tue Sep 7 – Station House Restaurant (600 Station Ave). (516 Station Ave). haddonhts.com

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fit and fabulous Stay svelte this fall with the Borough’s adult fitness classes held at the Community Center. Try one (or all!) of the following: • Tai Chi – Center yourself through stretching patterns, gentle move-ment, and coordinated breathing. Tai Chi will be held on Mondays from 11:30am to 12:30pm from Sep 13 thru Oct 18. The cost is $35 for residents; $40 for non-residents. • Beginners’ Yoga – Perfect your downward dog on Wednesdays from Sep 15 thru Oct 20 from 6 to 7:15am. The cost is $40 for residents; $45 for non-residents. • Yoga – Cultivate inner-peace by linking breath and movement. Classes will be held on Wednesdays from Sep 15 thru Oct 20 and again from Nov 3 thru Dec 15 from 7:30 to 8:30pm. The cost is $40 for residents; $45 for non-residents. • Pilates – Build long, lean muscles with this system of mind-body ex-ercises. Pilates will be taught on Mondays from Sep 13 thru Oct 18, with another session to be held from Nov 1 thru Dec 13, from 7 to 8pm. The cost is $40 for residents; $45 for non-residents. • Gliding Fusion – Improve cardiovascular fitness while toning muscles using gliders and exercise balls. Classes will be held on Tuesdays from Sep 14 thru Oct 19 from 9 to 10am. The cost is $40 for residents; $45 for non-residents. For more information or register for the programs, visit haddonhts.com/programs.

Save the date It’s not too early to mark your calendar for the Haddon Heights Business & Professional Association’s annual Fall Craft Festival and Corvette Show on Sta-tion Ave. The event will be held on Sat Oct 2, rain or shine, from 10am to 3pm. In addition to sweet rides from the Original Garden State Corvette Club, there will be art, crafts, entertainment, and plenty of food. Craft and art vendors and food and beverage vendors are needed. Rent a space at the Fes-tival while there’s still time! To register, visit haddonheights.biz.

Music to your ears Accordion player Richard DiBlassio will perform at the Had-don Heights Borough Hall on Mon Sep 13 at 8pm. The program will feature Italian music, big band songs, Sinatra favorites, audience sing-a-longs, and more.

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Wear your lucky socks If you’re feeling lucky, then be sure to attend the next Fourth Friday event on Station Ave. Casino Night will be held on Fri Aug 27. With gaming tables, live entertainment, unique vendors, and scrumptious offerings from local restaurants, the night is sure to be a blast for revelers of all ages. Want to play for free? For every dollar you spend at any participating merchant in Haddon Heights from now until Casino Night, you will receive a casino buck that can be redeemed for chips. Sponsored by the Business & Professional Association, Fourth Friday events are held on the 500 and 600 blocks of Station Ave from 5 to 9pm. For more information, visit haddonhts.com.

Planning a party? Look no further than Haddon Heights for your next event. The Log Cabin (600 Lippincott Lane W) and the Community Center (321 Seventh Ave) are available to rent for private parties and functions. The Log Cabin includes a gas fireplace, a warming kitchen area, and audio visual equipment and accommodates up to 55 people. Tables and chairs are supplied. The cost to rent is $25 per hour for Haddon Heights residents and $75 per hour for non-residents. Need a larger venue? The Community Center, which accommodates up to 135 guests, has a large main room, french doors leading to a fenced-in yard, a full kitchen, a sound system, round tables, and padded chairs. The cost is $100 per hour for residents and $125 per hour for non-residents. For details, contact Kelly Santosusso at 547-7164.

Increase yourconfidence Two self improve-ment courses, “Per-sonal Image Counts” and “Getting Dressed for Retirement,” will be held at the Haddon Heights Log Cabin in October. For registra-tion and details, visit haddonhts.com/programs.

Attn: Parents Preschool aged chil-dren in Haddon Heights between the ages of three and five with developmental difficul-ties could be eligible for free special educa-tion services through the school district. For details, contact George Rafferty at 547-1322 x 3005 or x3007.

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6:00p to 7:00pintermediatesalsalesson7:00p to 8:00p Beginners’Foxtrotlesson8:00p to 10:30popendancingGrace ChurchDance Haddonfield 429-5355

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informationCenter2 Kings Court Daily 12n to 4p216-7253

MarkeimartCenterLincoln & WalnutTue thru Fri 9a to 3pSat, Sun 1p to 5pOr by appointment429-8585

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8:30a to 9:30atuesdaytoursFriends SchoolCall for appointment429-6786

9:50a to 12:45pshoppingtransportationforseniors/disabled:Cherry Hill storesSen-Han Transit456-3344

10:00aFitnessClassforseniorsPresbyterian Church, Choir RoomSenior Ministry429-1960

10:30aPreschoolstorytimePublic Library429-1304

12:30p to 4:00pBridge/CardgamesMabel Kay Senior Center354-8789

1:00pliteaerobicsforseniorsLincoln Commons354-8789

1:00pFirstBaptistChurchhistoricalCommitteeFirst Baptist Church, Lounge429-2326

3:00pCommissionersWorksessionBorough Hall, Room 201

7:00ptoastmastersLutheran Church866-0038; [email protected]

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9:00a to 10:00aovereatersanonymousPresbyterian Church354-6393; 609-239-0022

9:15a to 10:45aMomtoMomPresbyterian Church429-1960

10:00aPlaygroupMcDonald’s Restaurant, Westmont429-0403

10:00asingingangelsLutheran Church486-0449

12:00n to 3:00pMayorColombi’sopendoorsessionBorough Hall, Room 102429-4700 x208

12:15p to 1:30protaryClubTavistock Country Club795-7976

12:30pPinochle65 Club (110 Rhoads Ave)429-4688

1:30pPreschoolstorytimePublic Library429-1304

1:30p to 3:00plinedancingforseniorsLincoln CommonsSenior Citizen Board354-8789

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10:00a to 12:00nMothers’groupLutheran Church429-5122

10:30a to 11:15aMomsintouchCovenant Presbyterian Church, Cherry Hill216-1392

10:30atoddlertimePublic Library429-1304

11:30aseniorChairtaiChiLincoln CommonsSenior Citizen Board354-8789

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Join the fight It’s round seven in Charlie Clarke’s fight against Cystic Fibrosis (CF)! The seventh annu-al Charlie’s Fight Night will be held on Sat Sep 11 from 7pm to 12m at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia. The Charlie’s Fight Com-mittee cordially invites you to join them for the exciting evening. Charlie Clarke is an 8th grader at the Middle School. In most ways Charlie is just like his peers. However, since being diagnosed with CF about five years ago Charlie has had to adhere to strict treatment protocols in order to maintain his health. Charlie’s commitment to staying healthy has allowed him to succeed in both school and sports. Charlie and his parents, Lisa and Jim, began Charlie’s Fight shortly after Charlie was diagnosed. Since that time, the Charlie’s Fight Committee has raised over a million dollars to fight CF. Committee members hope to raise the funds needed to develop new medications that will enable Charlie, and others like him, to live happily and comfortably until a cure for CF is found. This year’s extravaganza is not to be missed. The evening will include cocktails, a silent auction, dinner, dancing, and entertainment. Some of Philadelphia’s most notable sports celebrities will be in attendance. If you would like to be a sponsor, donate an auction item, or purchase tickets, call the Delaware Valley Cystic Fibrosis Foundation at 610-325-6001. All proceeds will benefit the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. To learn more about CF and Charlie Clarke, go to charlieclarke.com.


NoticesNotices Community Directory

Haddonfield death and funeral notices

are posted on haddonfieldonline.

Most postings include direct links to the full notices

and to online condolence books.

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Ida Casey Ida R. Casey (nee Zeitz) of Voorhees NJ, formerly a resident of Haddon Heights, died on August 18, 2010, aged 100. She was the widow of Terry Casey.

lillie Gates Lillie L. Gates, a resident of the Masonic Home of NJ in Burlington, died on August 5, 2010, aged 87. She had been a member, past Matron, and past Grand Officer of the Haddonfield Chapter # 140 of the Order of the Eastern Star.

Helen Hermanovich Helen Hermanovich, a resident of Mayfield PA, died on August 9, 2010, aged 85. She was the widow of John Hermanovich. Haddonfield relatives include a granddaughter, Marisa Hermanovich.

freya Irion Freya Davis Irion, a resident of the Haddonfield Home, died on August 16, 2010, aged 88. She was the wife of Edward Irion.

loretta Kehr Loretta M. McVey Kehr, a resident of St. Petersburg FL, died on August 7, 2010, aged 78. She was the widow of Walter Kehr. She was formerly a teacher at St Rose of Lima.

George Micklos George P. Micklos, of Mayfair PA, died on August 14, 2010. He was the husband of Mary Micklos. Haddonfield relatives include a daughter, Susan Micklos-Zucca (Ron).

Michael Milewski Michael P. Milewski, a resident of Haddon Heights, died on August 6, 2010, aged 61.

Charles Schaufler Charles Andrew “Drew” Schaufler, a resident of Mt Airy PA, died on August 6, 2010. He was the husband of Ursula Schaufler. Haddonfield relatives include cousins, Matthew Moeller and Marjorie Groeling.

Peter Stanilla, Sr. Peter A. Stanilla, Sr., a resident of Lebanon PA, died on August 14, 2010, aged 92. He was the husband of Kathryn Stanilla. Haddonfield relatives include a son, Dr. Joseph Stanilla (Sue).

David Tyson David Wayne Tyson, a resident of the South Jersey shore area, died on August 15, 2010. He attended Haddon Heights High School.

Virginia Wald Virginia Rose Wald (nee Rawl), a resident of Haddon Heights, died on August 15, 2010, aged 90. She was the widow of Robert Wald.

William Wiest III William Thomas Wiest III, a resident of Sarasota FL, died on August 14, 2010. He was the husband of Marlene Wiest. He was formerly a teacher and psychologist at the Bancroft School.

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SCHOOlSBoard of EducationSchool District Administrative Offices 1 Lincoln Avenue 429-4130 www.haddonfield.k12.nj.us E-mail addresses are @haddonfield.k12.nj.usSteve Weinstein, President sweinste@ 779-3600M-J Mercanti-Anthony, VP manthony@ 217-1618Lynn Biehn lbiehn@ 857-0927Joseph Ehrhardt jehrhard@ 795-0422Drew Hansen dhansen@ 229-7379Dennis Kelleher dkellehe@ 428-4262Cheryl Laney claney@ 795-4551Marsha Marshall mmarshall@ 795-1514Glenn Moramarco gmoramar@ 857-1359Alan Fegley, Superintendent afegley@ 429-4130Dyanne Kerecman, Asst. Superintendent dkerecman@ 429-4130W. Andrew Hall, Secretary boe@ 429-7510

Public SchoolsCentral Elementary Roger Bowley 429-5851Haddon Elementary Craig Ogelby 429-0811Tatem Elementary Gino Priolo 429-0902Middle School Noah Tennant 429-5851High School Michael Wilson 429-3960

Private SchoolsBancroft Kathy Ross 429-0010Beechwood School Marge McElroy 429-0303Christ the King School 429-2084Haddonfield Friends School Sharon Dreese 429-6786Kingsway Learning Center David Panner 428-8108Methodist Nursery School Lynne Ebling 428-2155Presbyterian Preschool Barbara Sewall 429-0609

HOUSES Of WORSHIPAMEgreaterMtPisgahChurch238 Ellis Street 547-4633Rev. Mark-Anthony Rassmann, Sr.Sun School 9:30am; Sun 10:30am; Wed Bible Study 7:30pm to 8:30pm

BaptistFirstBaptistChurch 124 Kings Hwy E 429-2326 www.firstbaptisthaddonfield.org Rev. Dr. Michael J. Feicht Sun 10am; Sun School 10:10am Childcare provided.Mt.olivetBaptistChurchLincoln and Douglas Aves Rev. Anthony Talton 428-1320 Sun 9:30am; Sun School 8:30am

BiblehaddonfieldBibleChurch324 Belmont Ave 429-6852Rev. John S. GrossSun 11am; 6:30pm; Wed 7pm;Sun School 10am

CatholicChristtheKingChurch200 Windsor Ave 429-1600www.christ-the-king-parish.orgMsngr. William P. BrennanSun 8:00am; 10:00am Mon thru Fri 8am; Sat 8am, 5pm

Christian fellowshipWordoflifeChristianFellowshipBancroft, Hopkins LaneRev. Alvin Payne 649-9846First Sun 11am; Sun School 10am

Christian ScienceFirstChurchofChrist,scientist355 Kings Hwy E 428-9764Karen Rowley, ClerkSun 10am; Sun School 10am; Wed 7:30pmreadingroom:Barbara Corbett19 Haddon Ave S 429-5251Mon to Fri 10am to 4pm; Sat 10 to 1pm; Closed Sundays

EpiscopalgraceChurchinhaddonfield 19 Kings Hwy E 429-0007www.gracehaddon.orgRev. Dr. Patrick R. Close Sun 8am, 9:30amWed 7am; Thu 9:30am; Sat 5:30pm

lutheranlutheranChurchofoursavior 204 Wayne Ave 429-5122www.oursaviorhaddonfield.orgPastor Wayne ZschechPastor Glenn EnglehardtSun 8am, 10:30am

MethodisthaddonfieldUnitedMethodistChurch 29 Warwick Rd 429-0403www.haddonfieldumc.comRev. George MorrisSun 8:00am (traditional/Main Sanctuary); 10:00am (contemporary/traditional blend Main Sanctuary); Sat 5pm (Brown Chapel);

PresbyterianFirstPresbyterianChurch20 Kings Hwy E 429-1960www.haddonfieldpres.orgRev. William F. Getman Sun 10:00am; Childcare available.

QuakerhaddonfieldFriendsMeetingLake St and Friends Ave Robert Brookes, Clerk 428-6242 Sun 10am

let’s talk books Make your reading more meaningful and enjoyable through discussion with others. The Women’s Reading Fellowship of the First Baptist Church of Haddonfield will discuss Travels with Charley in Search of America by John Steinbeck, winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1952, at Jersey Java & Tea (140 Haddon Ave, Haddonfield) on Fri Sep 24 at 10am. Come out and share your thoughts ... it’s good for the mind and the soul. For more information, call Sandra at 429-2326.

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ClUBS AND ORGANIzATIONS BOROUGH65 Club George Passes 428-8372Adult School Mary Nosek 428-4433SJ Airport Noise Abatement CoalitionMicheal Bonnette 357-5083Alumni Society Doug Oswald 795-5173Ambulance Association Kevin MacDonald 427-6123American Field Service Marie Steeb 795-1915American Legion Post 38 Steven Pecorelli 220-1861Artisans Order of Mutual Protection James Van Ostrand 461-8619Auxiliary Police Tim Chase 609-320-6257Boy Scouts Cub Pack 64 Joe Glennon 428-3374Boy Scouts Troop 64 Chris Werner 428-0901Boy Scouts Cub Pack 65 Jim Pecka 354-6384Boy Scouts Troop 65 Larry Peacock 428-9678Caring Hearts Ministry Elyse Janove 428-2273Celebrations Association Pat Vogdes 428-3716ChildrenSong of New Jersey Polly Murray 216-1140Civic Association Bill Tourtellotte 609-707-1252Committee for Children with Special Learning Needs Jerry Tanenbaum 354-0729Council of Churches Rev. Mark-Anthony Rassmann, Sr 609-335-7373Crows Woods Gardeners Kathi Stokes 429-6497Dance Haddonfield Joe Murphy 429-5355Daughters 1812 Mrs. Robert Baron 327-6681Daughters of the American Revolution Margaret Hunt 428-9717 Mignon Matthews 627-0074Deborah Advancement Alliance Terry Sakas 616-7053Democratic Club Ben Parvey 479-9095Educational Trust Gary Carpenter 429-3960 x 220Elizabeth Haddon Society for Children of the American Revolution Boyd Adams 857-1673English Country Dancing Joanne Heizer 429-9186Farmers’ Market Susan Baltake 616-8311First Night Maureen Eyles 429-4700 x300Friends of Bancroft Debra Connor 524-7023Friends of the Indian King Tavern Anne Kram 354-0513Friends of the Library Phil Shapiro 428-5373Garden Club Jolyne Dalzell 428-0745Girl Scouts Carolyn Dellorco 354-1106Girls’ Softball League Todd Day 216-1772Great Books Group Beverley Anderson 616-1428Haddon Fire Co. No. 1 Butch Brees 428-8059 Ladies Auxiliary Stacy Shaw 310-0045Haddon Fortnightly Mary Ellen Middleton 428-8742 Evening Membership Dept Christine Novak 428-0294 Junior Women’s Club Tara Benstead 609-560-6999Haddon Grange 38 Andrea Jennett 629-6876Haddonfield Chapter #140 Order of the Eastern Star Paula Brining 464-0650Haddonfield Child Care Denise Sellers 429-1603Haddonfield Foundation John Connell 354-3074Haddonfield Japan Exchange Bill Brown 429-4368HATCH (Dinosaur Committee) Lisa Quanci 857-1567 Lee Albright 354-9761Historical Society Lee Albright 354-9761 Hometown Opportunities for the Mentally Handicapped Bonnie Crosby 663-0075Indian King Tavern Museum 429-6792Interfaith Caregivers Mary Anne Bigelow 354-0298Kiwanis of the Haddons John Wilson 833-0401La Leche League Peggy Stedman 795-2092Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic Jane Breuer 235-0519Lights! Camera! Action! Campaign Janice Hunt 216-2347Lions Club Bob Turner 220-6424Markeim Art Center Linda Tuno 429-8585Masonic Lodge 15 David Leeds 429-3035Masonic Lodge, Moorestown Excelsior Chapter, Order of Demolay Raymond Thorne 547-7839MOMS Club Carol Hendrix 986-5922Newcomers Club Betsy Palmateer 229-9761 Dana Mower 229-7148Parks Conservancy Jamie Horwitz Fram 428-6291P.E.O. (Promoting Educational Opportunities for Women) Daytime Membership Andrea Rizzuto 354-0570 Evening Membership Debbie Beres 216-0186Pick-Up Band Tom Patton 429-0426Plays & Players Box Office 429-8139Preservation Haddonfield Kate Siedell 287-4665Railway Historical Society Rich Magee 547-5324Republican Club Gregory Horton 795-4045Rotary Club Arnold Olt 428-1074Society of the Visual Arts Lisa Brandinelli-Quanci 857-1567Sons of Bancroft Deb Conner 429-5637 x273TAPS (Traffic and Pedestrian Safety) Norman Hinsey 216-1626Tennis Association Pat Bender 795-3298Toastmasters International Rosario Licciardello 866-0038Y’s Men’s Club Richard Godlewski 354-1921

CommissionersMayor Tish Colombi 428-0348 home 429-4700 x 208 [email protected] Ed Borden 428-3195 home 354-7700 x143 [email protected] Commissioner Jeff Kasko 216-7692 home 429-4700 x316 [email protected]

Programs & ServicesBorough Hall 242 Kings Highway E PO Box 3005, haddonfieldnj.org Haddonfield NJ 08033 General Information Anne Frey 429-4700 x 225Administrator Sharon McCullough 429-4700 x 215Clean Communities Officer Lynn McCabe 429-4700 x 315Community Development Steve Walko 429-4700 x 209Crows Woods Coordinator Ed Poynton 428-6547Clerk Deanna Speck 429-4700 x 204Construction Office Jackie Mann 429-4700 x 210Historic District Information Lisa Soderberg 429-4700 x 209Information Center Arlene Fiorilli 216-7253 2 Kings Court [email protected] Kay Senior Center Dory Mann 354-8789 Walnut Street (next to Acme Parking Lot)Municipal Alliance Noreen Duffey 429-4700 x 257Municipal Court Susan Lewis 429-4700 x 214Parking Fines Susan Lewis 429-4700 x 214Partnership for Haddonfield Lisa Hurd 429-4700 x 326Personnel Sharon McCullough 429-4700 x 215Pet Licenses Anne Frey 429-4700 x 225Planning Steve Walko 429-4700 x 224Police Auxiliary Timothy Chase 609-320-6257Public Library Susan Briant 429-1304 Intersection of Haddon Street N and Tanner StreetPublic Works David Watson 429-0183 Centre Street (at Scout Field)Senior Citizen Coordinator Dory Mann 354-8789Sign Applications Joe Waters 429-4700 x 228Tax Assessor Tom Colavecchio 429-4700 x 227Tax Collector/Finance Terry Henry 429-4700 x 205Traffic Tickets Susan Lewis 429-4700 x 214Trash and Recycling David Watson 429-0183 x 123Vital Statistics Susan McFadden 429-4700 x 207Water and Sewer Joe Keating 429-0183 x 122Water and Sewer Payments Megan Giordano 429-4700 x 206Yard Sale Permits Anne Frey 429-4700 x 225Zoning Joe Waters 429-4700 x 228

Emergency Services 911Police Administration Chief John Banning 429-4700 x 250 242 Kings Hwy E (rear of Borough Hall) Overnight Parking 784-9161 x 7 Police Dispatch 429-3000Fire and Ambulance Chief Joe Riggs Jr 429-4308 15 Haddon Ave N (just off Kings Hwy E)Animal Control 718-0305

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What a gem! Save the date for the third annual Sparkle for Life event to be held on Wed Nov 10 at a private residence. Guests will have the opportunity to purchase Lia Sophia jewelry for themselves or for patients at Cooper Center undergoing breast cancer treatment.

Save the date Greet fall like you mean it! Attend Haddonfield’s Fall Festival on Sat Oct 16 from 10am to 5pm and enjoy a day of music, crafts, food, and plenty of family friendly activities on Kings Hwy. Warning: A scarecrow may follow you home! 216-7253

food and faith The First Baptist Church of Haddonfield’s Women’s Friendship and Discipleship Study Groups will host the annual Fall Dinner in the Social Hall on Mon Oct 4 at 6:30pm. Guest performers will include the Christian women’s group Heart of Joy. 429-7540

Green thumbs The Crows Woods Gardeners, a group that maintains the community garden at Crows Woods, will hold its Annual Picnic on Sun Sep 12 at 5pm at the picnic table. Go to crowswoodsgardeners.com for information.

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Such character Do you cherish the charm and character that sets Haddonfield apart from other towns? Do you enjoy the historical significance of its buildings, neigh-borhoods, and streetscapes? Haddonfield is changing on a daily basis. With each tear down, another piece of history is lost forever. At the same time, green and open space is quickly disappearing. A group has been formed to monitor these developments, educate residents, and protect Haddonfield’s character. If you are concerned, join Preservation Haddonfield. Meetings are held on the second Monday of each month at 7:30pm at the Mabel Kay Senior Center. To learn more, go to preservationhaddonfield.org or call 287-4665.

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What's On Haddonfield #482: August 27 to September 10, 2010