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Will love prevail at Plays & Players?The Week at a Glance• Oct 22 to Oct 29 6• Oct 29 to Nov 5 22 Advertising focus • Home & Garden 18• Seniors & Boomers 14 Directories • Community Directory 28• Business Directory 30 Notices • Classified Ads 28• Death Notices 31 Real Estate • For Sale, For Rent 24

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Shop till you drop Get a jump on your holiday shopping at St Rose of Lima’s (300 Kings Hwy) annual Christmas Bazaar on Fri Nov 5 from 10am to 6pm. Shoppers will enjoy perusing Granny’s Attic, browsing handmade items, playing in the Kids’ Corner, and indulging in delicious goodies. Take a chance on the 50/50 raffle! Tickets are available for purchase in the Church rectory. strosenj.com

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Based loosely on Shakespeare’s RomeoandJuliet, WestSideStory has it all! Set in Manhattan’s Upper West Side during the mid-1950s, the iconic musical explores the rivalry between the Jets and the Sharks, street gangs of different ethnic backgrounds. Tensions reach the boiling the point when romantic love takes hold between Maria, the sister of a Shark, and Tony, a member of the Jets. Warning: WestSideStory’s song and dance numbers are sure to stay with you long after you leave Plays & Players. You may be forced to

extend your shower repertoire to include “Maria,” “Tonight,” “I Feel Pretty,” “Cool,” and “America.” An Opening Night performance will take place Fri Oct 22 at 8pm. Shows will be presented on Friday and Saturday nights thru Nov 6 at 8pm. Matinee performances will be held on Sundays, Oct 24 thru Nov 7, at 2pm. Tickets cost $25 and can be purchased by calling the Box Office at 429-8139 or by visiting haddonfieldplayers.com. Plays & Players is located at the entrance to the Crows Woods Recreational Complex (957 Atlantic Ave E).

When this issue of What’s On went to press, the PHILLIES had just blanked the Reds to take the NLDS. That’s hot! Phillies phans will find a wide variety of quality merchandise and memorabilia at POSTGAMEMEMORIES. Flyers, Eagles, and 76ers too! 138KingsHighwayE,Haddonfield.856-216-9881.

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Music notes The Markeim Arts Center (Lincoln Ave and Walnut Street, Haddonfield) will host A Night With Kyle Brody on Fri Oct 22. The evening will com-mence at 7:30pm with a wine and cheese recep-tion and a coffee bar. A concert featuring musi-cian Kyle Brody will follow at 8pm. The multi-in-strumentalist plays piano, keyboard, harmonica, and guitars. Tickets cost $7 and are available by calling 609-440-1379, 609-685-3748, or by visiting kylebrodymusic.com.

first Baptist Church notes: The First Baptist Church of Haddonfield, located at 124 Kings Highway E, will host the Dr Rev Bruce Main, President of Urban Promise Camden, on Sun Oct 24. Dr Main is the author of the recently published book WhyJesusCrossedtheRoad. Dr Main will lead a teaching entitled “Road Crossing Experiences” beginning at 9:30am. At the 11am service, all are invited to worship with Dr Main, the Malawi Choir, and members of the Urban Promise staff. 429-2326

Be in the know Keep up with devel-opments in the School District by attending monthly Board of Edu-cation meetings. The meetings are generally held on Thursdays at 7:30pm. Up next: Thu Oct 28 in the Middle School Library. For details, call 429-4130 x201.

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What’s Your Take?Romantics will not want to miss the modern classic

WestSideStory at Plays & Players thru Sun Nov 7. What’s your all-time favorite love story?

• Owner of Haddon Heights’ Village Cheese Shop & Bistro,

ETHEL HARRISON enjoyed “Somewhere in Time, a movie

with Christopher Reeve and Jane Seymour.”

• DEBBIE RODGERS was found ordering breakfast fare at Village Cheese Shop & Bistro before reporting to work at PNC Bank in Haddon Heights. She adored the movie Never Been Kissed starring Drew Barrymore. “Her character was so innocent and funny ... and the guy in the movie was so cute!” Debbie exclaimed.

• Spoiler Alert! A sales associate at Main Street Realty in Haddon Heights, MONIQUE DOWNING is a fan of The Notebook. She explained, “I loved the whole movie, especially the ending when the woman realizes the whole story is about her, right before she dies.”

• PAUL and JOYCE CIERVO, of Main Street Realty in Haddon Heights, had no

trouble coming up with an answer. The

Ciervos, who have been married for almost 35 years, recalled enjoying

the film Love Story. “I always liked Ali

MacGraw,” Paul replied. Joyce

appreciated the movie’s message,

“love lives on.”

• The past president of the Haddonfield Historical Society, DIANNE SNODGRASS is busy preparing Greenfield Hall for the society’s Halloween events (see page 21) and the “It’s A Toy Story” exhibit (see page 24). Primarily a fan of mysteries, Dianne revealed that one love story she enjoyed reading was

Emily Brontë’s classic Wuthering Heights.

• Haddonfield nanny JENNA HINDELANG is pictured enjoying

some treats in Kings Court on a sunny fall morning with two-

year-old ADINA DOMINITZ. Jenna’s favorite love story is The Notebook. “No matter how long the characters were apart, they

found each other in the end,” Jenna sighed.

What’s On the Cover: Photo of Julia Udine and Andrew Boettcher, currently starring in West Side Story, courtesy of Plays & Players. Calendar art copyright Fotolia.

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On Sunday, October 31, from 2pm to 6pm, we will welcome ghosts and goblins,

princesses and pirates, and other costumed trick-or-treaters – all ages! – at our new

offices at 65 Haddon Avenue N, Haddonfield.

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“When the darkness falls and danger looms,werewolves howl at shiny moons,

Dogs run scared and bats take flight,flying off to the still of night…”

Saturday, October 30, 2010Assembling at Chestnut St & Kings HwyLOOK fOr SignS inDiCAting new line-ups AnD tHe

new section for leashed pets in costume.Line-up Starts at 6pm

“Dressed as ghosts and goblins and warthogs and witchesLimping and dragging and held together with stitchesthey’ll march the streets towards ghostly Borough Hall

Where charms and talisman will descend upon all.”“And there will be fanfare and all kinds of brewthe Junior Woman’s Club is there for the few

who can arrive unscathed with all fingers and toesto have some fun right under the witch’s nose!”

Look for a donation station and information forThe Tree Lighting Ceremony

Nov. 26th at the Library: 6:30 pm (rain date Nov. 27th)

Parade starts promptly at 6:30pm

trick-or-treating: sunday, october 31 – 2 to 6pm

The HaddonfieldCelebrations Association

produces this event for the community and as always, weare happy to accept any donations for future productions.

An Rx for cooped-up kids! Hey kids, practice your serve, because the Adult School is not just for adults. The School will offer Saturday tennis and golf lessons for children this winter. Classes will be instructed by USPTA professional, Lawrence MacCluen, and all equipment will be supplied. The groups will meet in Tatem Elementary School’s All-Purpose room on Saturdays. Two sessions will be held. Session one will meet for six weeks on Saturdays Oct 30, Nov 13, Nov 20, Dec 4, Dec 11, and Dec 18. Session two will meet for five weeks from Saturdays Jan 8 thru Feb 12. Different groups include: • Tennis: Fundamental Skills (ages four thru six) will meet from 9 to 9:45am. The program is intended to teach the tennis fundamentals in a fun and positive way. Skills taught will include throwing, catching, skipping, balance, and more. Parent participation is recommended. The cost is $60. • Tennis for Little Strokers (ages five thru eight) will meet from 9:45 to 10:30am. Students will learn the tennis strokes including forehand, backhand, serve, and volley. Kids will have fun while learning proper tennis basics and increasing hand-eye coordination. The cost is $60. • Tennis for Junior Beginners & Intermediates (ages nine and up) will run from 10:30 to 11:30am. Rev up your game, improve coordination, and perfect your strokes. The cost is $65. • Golf for Juniors I (ages four thru eight) will be held from 12n to 1pm. Parent participation is requested. Kids will learn the rules of the game, proper stance and grip, and more. The cost is $65. To register by mail, download an application at haddonfieldadultschool.org. For more information, call 428-4433 or e-mail [email protected]. For details about the After-School Tennis programs, see page 20.

Put your best foot forward The 28th annual Haddonfield 5k Road Race, hosted by the Y’s Men’s Club, will be held on Sat Nov 13 at 9am at Crows Woods. Runners will cover a certified and challenging course which winds through historic Haddonfield. There will be one water stop and post-race refreshments will be available Cash awards will be presented to top male and female overall finishers. Awards will also be given to the first three male and female finishers in the following age categories: 14 and under, 15-19, 20-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-59, and 60 and over. Just imagine the bragging rights! The entry fee is $20 for those who register by Sat Nov 6, and $25 thereafter. Registration forms and directions are available at lmsports.com/haddon.htm. Quality long-sleeve race shirts will be given to participants. Pre-registrants can pick up their race packets at the Crows Woods’ Field House on race day between 7:30 and 9am. Proceeds from the race will be used to fund community service projects and youth camping trips. For details, call Andy Levering at 429-8513.

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Hitch a ride to lizzie Haddon’s Autumn fair Don’t miss a true Haddonfield tradition on Sat Oct 23 when Elizabeth Haddon Elementary School (501 Redman Ave) holds its 60th annual Autumn Fair! The event, sponsored by the Lizzie Haddon PTA, will be held rain or shine from 11am to 3pm on school grounds. A “must” for families with children, the celebra-tion will feature food, pony rides, inflatables, face painting, the ever-popular Golf Fish Toss, and “Guess Again” jars. Grown ups will have almost as much fun as the kids! Be sure to purchase raffle tickets and peruse the tombola baskets and auction items. Lucky winners will leave the fair with extravagant prizes. Up for grabs: a trip to Williamsburg VA via private plane for dinner, a bi-plane sight-seeing tour of Ocean City, sky diving at Free Fall Adven-ture in Williamstown, an iPod Touch, autographed Flyers gear, a $75 gift certificate to Pipsqueak, and more. Proceeds from the fair support technological improvements in the classroom, as well as the Bookworm and Noontime Enrichment programs at the school. haddonfield.k12.nj.us/eh

Our history’s in your hands The Historical Society needs volunteers! Help preserve history by donating your time. There are several scanning projects available. Volunteers will scan delicate materials in order to make them more accessible to the general public and reduce the handling of the materials over the long run. Volunteers are also needed to organize and digitize the society’s collections. To learn more, e-mail [email protected]. Do you have a special interest or talent? Those who wish to help the society in other ways may call 429-7375.

“I believe that every politician should serve two terms; one in office and one in prison.”

Scamper’s Palsof Haddonfield

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– Kinky FriedmanMusician, Humorist and American Patriot

If you can’t find the time (or are too disinterested) to vote on November 2, then please at least take a few minutes on November 11, Veterans’ Day, to remember the men and women who have sacrificed so much over the years, just to ensure that you would always have the honor, privilege and freedom to vote in our great Country.

Peace,Maryann & Copper

Get Informed!It provides for high-density development – especially on the portion between the Cooper River and Hopkins Lane – that would include: • A Continuing Care Retirement Facility with: 160 to190+ independent-living townhouses. A healthcare center with 75 assisted-living units. A 20,000+ sqft community center for the facility. • Buildings up to 60ft tall (up from 35ft now). •Abuildingupto900ftlong(that’s3footballfields). • Impervious coverage of up to 45% on the Cooper River portion (up from 25% now). • 19 multi-family affordable-housing units. • Parking for at least 300 vehicles. • The widening of Hopkins Lane to 35ft (up from 20ft).

Get InVoLVed! • Attend the Planning Board’s Special Meeting on Monday, October 25 and Regular Meeting on Wednesday, November 10 – Borough Hall, 7:30pm. • Make your views known to the Commissioners at their meetings: Tuesday, October 26, November 9, and November 23 (to vote on plan?) – Borough Hall, 7:30pm. •ParticipateinthePreservationHaddonfieldpetitiononwww.preservationhaddonfield.org. • Watch the videos of public meetings and read the publicdocumentsavailableatwww.haddonfieldcivic.com

The Bancroft Redevelopment Plan will affect the future of our town!

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HistoricalSocietyLibrary343 Kings Hwy E Tue, Thu 9:30a to 11:30aFirst Sun 1p to 3p429-7375

IndianKingTavern233 Kings Hwy ESat 10a to 12n; 1p to 4p,Sun 1p to 4p 429-6792

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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OCTOBER NOVEMBER Su M T W Th F S______________________ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

Tue2 Election DayThu11 Veterans DayThu25 Thanksgiving Day

PostOffice25 Haddon Ave SMon thru Fri 8:30a to 5p Sat 9a to 1p429-0246

PublicLibraryHaddon N & TannerMon thru Thu 10a to 9pFri 10a to 6pSat 10a to 5pSun 1p to 5p429-1304

Mon11 Columbus DaySun31 Halloween

SAT OCT 23 SUN OCT 248:00a to 12:00nFarmers’MarketPresbyterian Church, Parking Lot

8:00aGreatGrace5kNewton Lake Park, Haddon TownshipGrace Church429-0007

9:00a to 12:00nRotaryBicycleCollectionFarmers’ MarketPedals for Progress354-0988

10:00a to 2:00pGrace’sThriftShopGrace Church429-0007

10:00aFamilyYogawithLuLooPublic LibraryStudio LuLoo429-1304

11:00a to 3:00pElizabethHaddonElementaryAutumnFairElizabeth Haddon Schoolhaddonfield.k12.nj.us

5:00pSaturdayNightAliveWorshipLutheran Church429-5122

7:00pHauntedHaddonfieldTourPublic Library216-7253

7:30pIn Words & MusicHigh School, AuditoriumHigh School Drama Club429-3960

8:00pCymbelineFriends MeetinghouseCollingswood Shakespeare Companycollingswoodshakespeare.org; 833-0661

8:00pWest Side StoryPlays & Players429-8139

7:30aGroupTrainingRunHaddonfield Running CompanySouth Jersey Athletic Club southjerseyac.org

2:00pHaddonfieldCropWalkKings CourtChurch World Service216-7253; 795-9573


3:00pCymbelineFriends MeetinghouseCollingswood Shakespeare Companycollingswoodshakespeare.org; 833-0661

4:00pFallMusicFestivalFirst Baptist Church429-2326

6:00p to 7:00pIntermediateQuickStepLesson7:00p to 8:00p Beginners’BoleroLesson8:00p to 10:30pOpenDancingGrace ChurchDance Haddonfield 429-5355

6:30p to 7:30pSpecialNeedsMinistryPresbyterian Church429-1960

fRI OCT 229:15a to 10:00aPilatesPresbyterian Preschool428-6641

9:30aBowlingCall for Location65 Club429-1290

10:00a to 12:00n; 1:00p to 3:00pAARPSafeDriverProgramMabel Kay Senior Center428-1680

10:30aRockabyeReadersPublic Library429-1304

11:15a to 2:15pShoppingTransportationforSeniors/Disabled:WalmartSen-Han Transit456-3344

12:15p to 1:30pKiwanisClubTavistock Country Club858-1640

1:00pHaddonFortnightlyFortnightly Clubhouse

6:30pButterflyBallWestin Mount LaurelBancroft NeuroHealth348-1145

7:00pHauntedHaddonfieldTourPublic Library216-7253

7:30pANightwithKyleBrodyMarkeim Art Center609-440-1379

7:30p to 11:30pRobins’NestRocks’70sFundraisingEventTavistock Country ClubRobins’ Nestrobinsnestinc.org

7:30pIn Words & MusicHigh School, AuditoriumHigh School Drama Club429-3960


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7:00p to 8:00pQuizzieHaddonTriviaNightBaptist Church, Social Hall429-2326

7:30pCommissioners’MeetingBorough Hall

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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MON OCT 25Day4ReservationDeadlinefor65Club’sAtlanticCityTrip

9:15a to 10:15aTone-UpPresbyterian Preschool428-6641

9:30a to 11:00aTaiChiClassesMethodist Church429-0403

11:30aSeniorCardioFunTarditi CommonsSenior Citizen Board354-8789

12:00n to 8:00pThriftyTreasuresRummageSaleDonationDrop-OffMethodist Church, Fellowship Hall, Lower Level429-0403

6:00pJazzerciseLutheran Church534-3367

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

7:00pMunicipalCourtBorough Hall, Room 102

7:15p to 8:45pHaddonfieldGreatBooksHaddon Heights Public Library, 608 Station Ave655-8085

7:30p NationalRailwayHistoricalSocietyBorough Hall Auditorium547-5324

7:30pBoy&CubScoutsPack65Methodist Church428-9678

7:30pSpecialPlanningBoardMeetingConcerningRedevelopmentPlanBorough Hall, Auditorium428-9678

7:30p to 9:00pBoyScoutTroop64First Baptist Church428-0901

TUE OCT 265:30aGroupTrainingRunHigh School TrackSouth Jersey Athletic Club southjerseyac.org

8:00aLibraryBoardofTrusteesPublic Library

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

9:00a to 8:00pThriftyTreasuresRummageSaleDonationDrop-OffMethodist Church, Fellowship Hall, Lower Level429-0403

9:15a to 11:30aTatemPTABowlingLeagueCherry Hill Playdrome795-4285

9:15a to 9:45aStepAerobicsPresbyterian Preschool428-6641


9:50a to 12:45pShoppingTransportationforSeniors/Disabled:Cherry Hill storesSen-Han Transit456-3344

10:00aFitnessClassforSeniorsPresbyterian Church, Choir RoomSenior Ministry429-1960

10:00a to 12:00nMelodeersSingingGroupLutheran Church429-2974

10:30aPreschoolStorytimePublic Library429-1304

12:00nSeniorGameDayLutheran Church, Parish Hall429-8056; 429-5083

1:00pLiteAerobicsforSeniorsTarditi Commons354-8789

1:00p to 4:00pBingoforSeniorsMabel Kay Senior Center354-8789

6:00pCommissioners’WorkSessionBorough Hall

6:30p to 7:30pGenerationsOnlineClassPublic Library429-1304

7:00pAuthorTalk:MaryWaltonPublic Library429-1304

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WED OCT 278:00a GolfOutingPinelands Golf Course65 [email protected]

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

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

9:15a to 10:00aPilatesPresbyterian Preschool428-6641

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 3:00pLineDancingforSeniorsTarditi CommonsSenior Citizen Board354-8789

3:00p to 5:00pGreatTaste,CoolJewelsKick-OffMeetingMcNelis & Sherry354-0083

4:30p to 7:30pLOGOSCampFirst Baptist Church429-2326

5:00p to 9:30pThriftyTreasuresIndoorRummageSaleMethodist Church429-0403

5:30pPowerofAttorneyPresentationHaddonfield Home429-5500


6:00p to 10:00pCentralSchoolFashionShow:CalendarGirlsTavistock Country ClubCentral School PTA

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

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THU OCT 289:00a to 10:00aMomsinTouchCovenant Presbyterian Church, Cherry Hill216-1392

9:00a to 12:00n;1:00p to 4:00pArtClassesforSeniorsMabel Kay Senior Center354-8789


9:30a to 2:00p;6:00p to 8:30pThriftyTreasuresIndoorRummageSaleMethodist Church429-0403


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

10:30aToddlertimePublic Library429-1304

11:00a to 1:30pSoup-and-RollLuncheonMethodist Church429-0403

11:30aSeniorChairTaiChiTarditi CommonsSenior Citizen Board354-8789

1:00p to 2:00pAl-AnonPresbyterian Church, Third Floorwww.nj-al-anon.org

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7:00pFriendsoftheLibraryPublic Libraryhfol.org

7:00pTransportationandPedestrianSafety(TAPS)CommitteePublic [email protected]

7:30pBoardofEducationHigh School, Library

8:00pRecreationCouncilBorough Hall, Room 102

fRI OCT 299:15a to 10:00aPilatesPresbyterian Preschool428-6641

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s 9:30aBowlingCall for Location65 Club429-1290



12:30p to 3:00pHealthyLunchProgramMabel Kay Senior Center354-8789

7:30pAdults’HalloweenPartyGreenfield HallHistorical Society429-7375


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7:00pMunicipalAllianceBorough Hall

7:30p to 9:00pBeginners’ItalianConversationGroupJersey Java & Tea546-5878

Scaring up some fun The Junior Women’s Club of the Haddon Fortnightly will host a Trick-or-Treat After Party on Sun Oct 31 from 6 to 9pm. The spook-tacular event will be held at the Fortnightly Club House, located at the corner Kings Hwy E and Grove Street. Revelers will enjoy an evening of food, crafts, games, and a costume contest. If your kids are trick-or-treating for Unicef, be sure to bring along their collection boxes in order to receive a prize. Admission will be $5 per person or $20 per family. Proceeds will benefit local charities. To reserve tickets, call 267-679-9024 or e-mail [email protected]. The Junior Women’s Club has served the Haddonfield community and surrounding area since 1928. A social service organization, the club affords women the opportunity to get together, laugh, and make new friends while volunteering their time to benefit worthwhile causes. haddonjrs.org

Get the facts Do you have Power of Attorney for a loved one? If so, you must act in that person’s best interests and manage his or her affairs, all while remaining within certain legal guidelines. Haddonfield attorney and elder law expert Casey Price will review the legal guidelines and answer some common questions, including what records to keep and liability risks, at a free presentation on Wed Oct 27 at 5:30pm at the Haddonfield Home (132 Warwick Road). The presentation is open to the public. Call 429-5500 by Mon Oct 25 to RSVP.


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Hair-raising Halloween fun The 6th grade students from the three Had-don Heights public elementary schools will host a Haunted Hall event on Fri Oct 22 from 6 to 8:30pm at the Glenview Avenue School (1700 Sycamore Street). A rain date is scheduled for Sat Oct 23. Come out for the family-friendly, Halloween celebration. The cost is $4 for adults and $3 for children ages 12 and under. Tickets can be pur-chased at the event. Proceeds will fund the 6th grade-sponsored Haddon Heights Senior Citizen Dinner in March.

A window to the soul Healer, physician, author, and educator Dr Sha believes that everything has a soul and that the soul can heal. Attend the Soul Masters: Watch and Learn workshop on Wed Oct 27 from 7 to 9pm at the Log Cabin and see for yourself. Participants will view the documentary SoulMasters, which looks at medical practices involving herbal medicine, fire massage, and self-healing techniques. Following the film, attendees will have the opportunity to speak with a representative to learn more about the concept of soul healing. The cost is $5 for residents; $7 for non-residents. To register, visit haddonhts.com/programs.php. For more information on SoulMasters, visit drsha.powerofsoul.com.

Get crafty The First United Methodist Church (704 Garden Street) is seek-ing crafters to partici-pate in its annual Craft Show to be held on Sat Nov 13 from 10am to 3pm. All items must be handcrafted. Call 547-3300 or 546-6162 for more information.

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Nothin’ but net Registration for Had-don Heights Youth Ath-letics’ recreational bas-ketball (boys and girls in grades 1 thru 6) and travel basketball (boys and girls in grades 3 thru 6) is underway. The deadline to register for recreational basketball is Mon Nov 22. The leagues for boys and girls in grades 3 thru 6 and the instruc-tional program for kids in 1st and 2nd grade begin on Sun Jan 2 and runs thru Sun Mar 6. The deadline to reg-ister for the boys and girls travel basketball league is Mon Nov 8. Games will begin in the beginning of December. In-person registra-tion will be held on Sat Oct 23 at the Municipal Building from 9am to 12n. Registration can also be done online using a credit card at hhya.org or by down-loading a form from the Web site and mailing it to: PO Box 1, Haddon Heights. Visit, hhya.org for details on fundraising, team sponsorship, and volunteering for score-keeping and timekeep-ing.

Church news The Haddon Heights Baptist Church (Third and Station Aves) will be busy this fall. Stop by on Sun Oct 31 dur-ing the borough’s trick-or-treating hours for a treat. Then on Wed Nov 24, the Church will hold its annual Pie & Praise Night. For more infor-mation, call 547-3579.



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Movie madness The free Halloween Movie Series at the Haddon Heights Public Library continues. Grab your snacks and a chair and get ready for a scare! On Tue Oct 26 at 7pm a rated-R film will be shown. For details, call 547-7132.

Homework help Certified teachers will be on-hand at the Log Cabin Mondays thru Thursdays, from Mon Nov 1 thru Wed Jun 15 from 3:30 to 5:30pm, to as-sist students in grades 1 thru 8 with homework assignments in any subject. Once the kids have finished their work, they will have time to partici-pate in structured activities and perhaps make some new friends. The cost is $160 per week for residents; $170 per week for non-residents. Payment is due weekly. To register, visit haddonhts.com/programs.php. Location may change based on registration.

Hey alumni! St Rose of Lima School is turning 90 and it’s the perfect time for alumni to reconnect with old classmates. First, the school will host Young Alumni Basket-ball Games on Fri Nov 19 from 4 to 9pm. Then on Sat Nov 20, the Alumni Association will host a Beef and Beer. Mass will be held at the Church (300 Kings Hwy) at 5:30pm followed by the event in the gym. For more information about the events, contact the Alumni Office at 546-6166 x130 or visit strosenj.com.



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Happy Halloween! Fasten those capes and put on those masks! On Sun Oct 31, trick-or-treating hours will be held from 1 to 5pm and 6 to 8pm in Haddon Heights. The town-wide curfew for Sat Oct 30 and Sun Oct 31 will be 8:30pm.

Green thumb? Serious gardeners and those who just dabble won’t want to miss Basic Gardening, a course being offered by the borough. Jean-nie Marcucci, owner of Greenjean Gardens, LLC, will teach the gar-den design workshop on Wednesdays, from Nov 3 thru Nov 17, from 6:30 to 8:30pm in the Log Cabin. Learn how to design your plot, handle chal-lenges, choose plants, and incorporate themes to create the garden you’ve always wanted. The cost is $50 for residents; $55 for non-residents. To register for the course, visit haddonhts.com/programs.php.

Tick tock When making holiday charitable contribu-tions this year consider the Haddon Heights Public Safety Monu-ment. The clock sits outside of the Munici-pal Building on top of granite stone. Built in 1997, the monument honors first responders and bears the names of three first responders who lost their lives in the line of duty. Donations will be placed in a trust des-ignated for the upkeep of the monument. Send checks payable to “Bor-ough of Haddon Heights Monument Fund” to: Borough of Haddon Heights Monument Fund, c/o CFO Sharon Smith, 625 Station Ave, Haddon Heights.

How bazaar The Woman’s Club of Haddon Heights will hold its annual Christ-mas Bazaar on Sat Nov 20 from 9am to 1pm in the Municipal Building Auditorium. Want to get a head start on your shopping? Early-bird sales will take place on Fri Nov 19 from 5 to 8pm. Don’t miss out on a large selection of jew-elry, toys, books, deco-rations, baked goods, and more. Shoppers will even have chances to win door prizes. A portion of the proceeds will benefit charities including the Policemen’s Bullet-Proof Vest Fund, the Haddon Heights Fire Department, and the Public Library. 672-9098

Cast a ballot Tue Nov 2 is General Election Day. Polls will be open from 6am to 8pm. Not sure about your polling place? Visit, camdencounty.com/government/voter-information/camden-county-polling-placesfor the information.

Calling all veterans Haddon Heights VFW Post 1958 holds meet-ings on the first Tues-day of the month at 7pm at the Post Home. The Post Home is located at 615 Atlantic Ave E. For more information, call 546-0604.

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A sweet workshop If soda and donuts are calling your name, perhaps you should consider attending the Sugar Blues Workshop on Mon Nov 22. The program, designed to permanently change your relationship with sugar, will be held at the Log Cabin in Haddon Heights from 6:30 to 8pm. Health counselor Laurie Denton will discuss what causes sugar cravings while providing practical tools for dealing with these desires. The cost is $12 for residents; $15 for non-residents. Register at haddonhts.com/programs.

It’s just lunch! Seniors can indulge in a tasty meal and friendly conversation at Community Table lunches at local restau-rants. 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 res-taurants in Haddon Heights: • Tue Oct 26 – An-thony’s Creative Italian Cuisine (512 Station Ave). • Tue Nov 2 – Kun-kel’s Seafood & Steak-house (920 Kings Hwy) • Tue Nov 9 – Village Cheese Shop & Bistro (516 Station Ave) haddonhts.com

Seniors only! Haddon Heights se-nior citizens now have a place to call their own. The Community Center Senior Lounge is open from 10am to 12n daily. Stop in for lively con-versation or to sit back and relax. Would your senior group like to meet in the lounge? Call 546-2585 to set it up.

‘Omm’azing Enlightened Yoga (139 Atlantic Ave E) is one of Haddon Heights’ newest additions. Want to enhance your mind-body connection? Stop by the studio and try your first yoga class for a $5 donation. For a class schedule, visit enlightenedyogastudio.com.

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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.

Be in the know Keep up with the lat-est school district news by attending the month-ly Board of Education meetings. The next meeting will be held on Tue Nov 9 at 7:30pm in the Seventh Avenue School Multi-Purpose Room. hhsd.k12.nj.us

library love Help keep the Had-don Heights Public Library in tip-top shape with a generous dona-tion. The 2010 Fund Drive will continue through the end of the year. Show your support for this vital community resource. 547-7132

Jazz it up Spice up your Thurs-day evenings. Live jazz music has returned to Kunkel’s Seafood & Steakhouse (920 Kings Hwy, Haddon Heights) each Thursday from 6:30 to 9:30pm. For further details, call 547-1225 or visit kunkelsrestaurant.com.

Art history Circolo Italiano will host Professor Deb Miller of Rutgers Uni-versity on Mon Nov 8 at 8pm in the Municipal Building Auditorium. Miller will present a program titled “The Art of the Plague in Italy: From the Black Death to the 17th Century.” haddonhts.com

Coming up ... Clear your schedule. The annual Haddon Heights Holiday House Tour will be held on Fri Dec 3. This year’s theme is “All Around the Park.” Five homes, along with Bethany Presbyterian Church, each located around the park, will be open for viewing from 12:30 to 3pm and 6:30 to 10pm. Tickets ($15 in ad-vance; $18 on the day of the tour) will be avail-able at the Public Li-brary (608 Station Ave), Taylor Made Memories (510 Station Ave), April Robin Florist (620 Sta-tion Ave), and Freshest Flowers Florist (503 Sta-tion Ave). Call 546-7132 for details. Proceeds will benefit the Library.

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Be a friend Love your library? Let the world know by joining the Haddonfield Friends of the Library! The next meeting will be held on Thu Oct 28 at 7pm at the Library. The group’s annual membership drive is underway. The Friends of the Library supports programming for children, teens, and adults, as well as other projects to improve the Library. Through donations and the annual book sale proceeds, the organization has supplied the Library with books, audio-visual supplies, furnishings, and more. Forms are available at hfol.org.

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 Oct 26. 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

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Skedaddle – then shop! – for Christ the King School Keep warm by participating in Christ the King School’s 15th annual King’s Run on Sat Nov 20. Adults can participate in the 5k King’s Run or the 1-Mile Walk, while the younger athletes can strut their stuff in the 1k Kids Fun Run. The race will start at 8:30am. Runners may register in advance at runsignup.com. The day will not end at the finish line. Following the race, the third annual Vendor and Craft Fair will begin at the school at 9:30am. Browse the wares of more than 30 vendors while enjoying a baked goods, prizes, and refreshments. Proceeds will benefit Christ the King School. For details about the Vendor and Craft Fair, e-mail Kimmarie at [email protected]. Proceeds will benefit the school (164 Hopkins Ave). ckrs.org

A stylish afternoon Fashionistas rejoice! The Haddon Fortnight-ly’s annual Fashion Show and Luncheon will be held on Sat Nov 13 at 11:30am at Tavis-tock Country Club. The show, coordinat-ed by BOC Productions, will feature the latest styles by Marlene’s of Collingswood. Attend-ees will enjoy a deli-cious meal while bid-ding on auction baskets containing items such as wine, a complete Italian dinner, crystal, baby clothes, and more. A special prize from Sam S Yampell Jewel-ers and a drawing for a mid-week getaway to the Golden Inn Hotel & Resort in Avalon will add to the afternoon’s excitement. The cost is $40 per person. To purchase tickets, call Barbara Buckley at 582-8105 or Marie Alexander at 596-3748. Proceeds from the event will benefit scholarships for High School students and other charities sup-ported by the Haddon Fortnightly.

Save the date The Historical Society’s Holly Festival will be held on Sat Dec 11, from 10am to 3pm, at Greenfield Hall (343 Kings Hwy E). Gifts, greens, and luminaria will be available. For more information, or to discuss volunteer opportunities, call 429-7375.

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Gathering cans for Camden Help the First Presbyterian Church of Haddonfield assist New Visions, an organization that provides food, shelter, and clothing to Camden’s neediest residents. Recently, New Visions issued a desperate plea for food (soup, fruit, meat, tuna, vegetables, peanut butter, and jelly). For many years, the church has supported New Visions financially as well as by organizing volunteers to prepare meals. Food donations can be dropped off at the Church Office (20 Kings Highway E). For information, call 429-1960.

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Explore science on a Tuesday night In an effort to learn more about the organizations they support, the mem-bers of the Evening Membership Department of the Haddon Fortnightly will welcome speaker Courtney Kronenthal, PhD, to their meeting on Tue Nov 9 at 7:30pm at the Clubhouse (Kings Hwy and Grove Street). Dr Kronenthal, Director of Communications at the Coriell Institute for Medical Research, will discuss human genetics and her organization’s pio-neering initiatives. She will focus on personalized medicine and stem cell research during her talk. Coriell Institute for Medical Research is an internationally known, non-profit, biomedical research organization headquartered in Camden. The meeting is open to the public; visitors will have an opportunity to learn about the club’s social and service activities. 428-0294

Attention: Alumni November is never dull for those who attended Haddonfield Public Schools! Take a trip down memory lane on Wed Nov 24 during the annual Fall Happy Hour. The event will start at 6pm at Tavistock Country Club. There will be a cash bar. Then, on Sat Nov 27 at 11am in the High School Library, the Alumni Society will hold its annual General Meeting and Lifetime Achievement Awards Ceremony. Those who attended Haddonfield Public Schools for at least two years are welcome to join the society. For information, go to h-a-s.org.

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Party time? Create an affair to remember at Greenfield Hall (343 Kings Hwy E), home of the Historical Society. Small gala events – weddings, birthdays, graduations, rehearsal dinners, and parties – are a perfect fit for Greenfield Hall. Information: 429-7375.

Music masters The First Baptist Church of Haddonfield will host a Fall Music Festival on Sun Oct 24 at 4pm. Four accomplished musicians will render a variety of performances rarely seen at a single venue. Violinist Ziao-Fu Zhou, a Curtis Institute graduate, has played with the Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia, in New York City, and other notable recitals. His accompanist, Dr Samuel Hsu, is returning to perform at First Baptist. Hsu, a renowned pianist and teacher, began his career with the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra. He continues to perform internationally. Dr David Shockey, Director of Philadelphia Biblical University’s Choral Program and Music Director at First Baptist, will present vocal selections. Eleanor Shockey, a graduate of the Royal Conservatory of Toronto, will also perform. An accomplished vocalist, Shockey also plays organ, piano, voice, and flute. She is the Director of the Children’s Music Ministry and an organist at First Baptist. Refreshments will be served following the performances. Childcare will be provided. Donations will be accepted. 429-2326



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Kids’ corner Ghostsandgoblins/Spidersandbats/Skeletonsandpumpkins/Witchesandblackcats! Don’t miss the Tricky Tales and Tremendous Treats at the Haddonfield Public Library in October. An array of activities are planned for the library’s youngest patrons: • Preschool Storytime, for kids ages three to five, will be held on Tuesdays at 10:30am and Wednesdays at 1:30pm. Make a spider and web at Storytime on Oct 26 and Oct 27. • Toddlertime, for kids ages two and three, is held on Thursdays at 10:30am. Make a spider and web on Oct 28. • Check out Rockabye Readers Lapsit Program for babies and their caretakers! The popular program will take place each Friday in October. Nine- to 24-month-olds will gather at 10:30am. Pre-registration is required for Rockabye Readers. Call 429-1304. • Good news for young linguists! Spanish Storytime will be held on Tue Nov 16 at 1:30pm. Kids – ages three to six years – and their parents are welcome to stop by the Library for a Spanish story and a craft. haddonfieldlibrary.org

Go Juniors! The Junior Women’s Club of the Haddon Fortnightly generally meets on the second Monday of each month at 8pm at the Club House (Haddon Ave and Grove St). The Club has a rich history of organizing events and raising funds for local and regional charities. Ronald McDonald House and Urban Promise regularly receive assistance from the Juniors. Other initiatives have included aiding battered women, providing birthday parties to needy children, and raising funds for area playgrounds. The Club is open to local women – not just those living in Haddonfield – looking to make a difference (and have some fun). Those interested are welcome to attend a meeting. The next meeting, a new members open house, will be held on Mon Nov 15 at 8pm. Come out and see what the Juniors are all about! haddonjrs.org

Planning Board 411 Attention residents! The regularly sched-uled Planning Board meeting on Wed Nov 3 at 7:30pm has been changed. The Board will now meet on Wed Nov 10 at 7:30pm. The meeting will be held in the Borough Hall Audi-torium.

Mark your calendar Gather your friends, your neighbors, and the kids! Get your family’s holiday season off to a great start. Haddonfield’s annual Treelighting Ceremony will take place on Fri Nov 26 at Library Point at 6:30pm. 216-7253

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Boys and Ghouls: The Halloween lowdown ... On Sat Oct 30, don your finest Halloween costumes and celebrate in style during the Borough’s annual Halloween Parade. Line-up will begin at 6pm on Chestnut Street. The Parade will step-off at 6:30pm and make its way down Kings Hwy. From Kings Hwy the dazzling spectacle will continue onto Haddon Ave S, heading towards the final destination: the oh-so-eerie Borough Hall Parking Lot. After the parade, head to Haunted Mansion at Greenfield Hall (343 Kings Hwy E) ... if you dare! Be prepared for skeletal meals, cobwebs, ghostly apparitions, pumpkin painting, and refreshments with Jim Hansen and his crew on the patio. Tickets are $2 for children and $3 for adults. There is more Halloween fun to be had on Sun Oct 31. Drivers beware: Trick-or-treaters will dominate the streetscape from 2 to 6pm.216-7253

What a racquet In addition to Saturday Tennis and Golf Lessons for kids (see page 4), the Adult School will hold an After-School Tennis Program, taught by USPTA professional, Lawrence MacCluen, on Wednesdays. Session one will take place on Wednesdays Oct 27, Nov 10, Nov 17, Dec 1, Dec 8, and Dec 15. Session two will take place on Wednesdays from Jan 5 thru Feb 9. Fundamental Skills (ages four thru six) will meet from 3:30 to 4:15pm, Tennis for Little Strokers (ages six thru eight) will meet from 4:15 to 5pm, and Tennis for Junior Beginners (ages nine and up) will meet from 5 to 5:45pm. All courses will take place at the Central School Gym. Equipment will be provided. The cost is $60. Visit haddonfieldadultschool.org for a registration packet. For more information, call 428-4433.

Coming soon Mark your calendar for the First Presbyte-rian Preschool Craft Fair on Sat Nov 13 from 10am to 3pm. Shop for quality crafts and gifts, enjoy lunch at the Harvest Cafe, sample delicious baked goods, and take home some delectable desserts! 429-0609

Save the date Twice a year Bancroft presents a lecture as part of the Clarence York Lecture series. The next lecture will take place on Fri Nov 12, from 9am to 12n, at the Cherry Hill Library. For more information, visit the Bancroft Web site at bancroft.org.

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Eat your way to health! The USDA Food Pyramid recommends that healthy adults enjoy two servings of fruit daily. To aid the community in achieving this goal, the Kiwanis Club is conducting its annual Florida Fruit Sale thru Fri Nov 19. High-quality 20-pound boxes of naval oranges, tangelos, and Ruby Red grapefruit and mixed orange/grapefruit cases are being sold for $17 per box. Twenty-three- to 25-pound boxes of apples, oranges, and grapefruit and 23- to 25-pound boxes of tangelos, oranges, and grapefruit are $23 per box. To place an order, call John Wilson at 858-1640 or e-mail at [email protected]. Orders will be filled in mid-December. Kiwanis is a global organization of volunteers dedicated to changing the world one child and one community at a time. The Kiwanis Club of the Haddons meets on Fridays at 12:15pm at Tavistock Country Club.

Meeting alert The special meeting of the Planning Board, originally scheduled for Thu Sep 30, will be held on Mon Oct 25 at 7:30pm. The Redevelop-ment Plan submitted to the Board by the Board of Commissioners will be discussed in the Borough Hall Audito-rium.

Meet the trustees The Haddonfield Public Library Board of Trustees’ next meet-ing will be held on Tue Oct 26 at 8am in the Library’s New Jersey Room. The public is welcome to attend. For details, visit haddonfieldlibrary.org.

An annual success story McNelis & Sherry Jewelers (116 Kings Hwy E) will bring businesses, community, and customers together for a great cause during its seventh annual Great Tastes & Cool Jewels fundraiser, Sun Nov 14 thru Sat Nov 20. The week-long, in-store event will include games, prizes, and promotions. Stay tuned to What’sOn for further details. The event will benefit area mental health programs sponsored by Underwood-Memorial Hospital, Virtua Health, the CARES Institute, Cooper University Hospital, Lady of Lourdes Medical Center, Kennedy Health System, and the Mental Health Association of Southwestern New Jersey. A kick-off meeting will be held at McNelis & Sherry Jewelers on Wed Oct 27, from 3 to 5pm. Culinary delights will be provided by Haddonfield residents Rosie and Lee Hymerling. For details, call 354-0083.

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

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This question is a legitimate one that all Rotar-ians asked themselves before they became mem-bers of their local clubs. What is the answer? Why do people voluntarily give up personal time each week – early in the morning, during lunchtime, and at night – to attend club meetings? Why do they give up personal time – during the day, at night, and on weekends – to perform community service? When J. David Newell, a Rotarian in Chester-town MD, informally asked fellow Rotarians why they joined the organization, the answers were pretty much what he expected: “for the business contacts”; “it’s good public relations for my busi-ness”; “my employer required me to”; “my father was a Rotarian for most of his life”; “my best friend convinced me to join”; “for the social connections.” The responses were generally self-centered. But when Newell asked those same Rotarians why they have remained members of the organization, a different – and deeper – set of reasons emerged. These new reasons related to values. They are values we embrace as private individuals and which make us the sorts of persons we are. They are the values that are embodied in the Rotary motto, “Service Above Self,” and in the Four-Way Test: truth, fairness, goodwill, and friendship. They are the values of persons with community spirit and a commitment to helping make the world a better place. The most common question that many Rotar-ians are asked is not “Why do you belong to Rota-ry?” but a more fundamental one: “What’s Rotary, anyway.” Some years ago, a member of the Rotary Club of Haddonfield developed an easy-to-remember,seven-word answer: “Doing good. And having fun doing it.” If you were to ask the more nearly 120 members of our Club if that’s what it’s all about, there’s no doubt they’d agree. Is Rotary for you? Are you for Rotary? We’d be happytohelpyoufindout.

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

4:30p to 7:30pLOGOSCampFirst Baptist Church429-2326


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Improve your karma The Camden County Food Shelf, which serves low-income seniors of Camden County, is in dire need of donations of non-per-ishable food. Food items such as canned vegetables, soup, crackers, cookies, cereal, condensed milk, canned beans, condiments, and boxes of instant mixes are welcome. Drop off your donations at Haddonfield’s Mabel Kay Senior Center (24 Walnut Street) Monday thru Friday between 9am and 4pm. For more information, call 354-8789.

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la leche league The La Leche League of Haddonfield invites all women interested in breastfeeding to attend meetings now being held at the First Pres-byterian Church on the third Monday of each month at 7:30pm. The group offers mother-to-mother support and encouragement while providing proven information on breastfeeding and a forum for exchanging ideas on parenting and nursing. Each meeting covers a different topic. Next meeting: Mon Nov 15. Babies are always welcome! Browse the ever-expanding library of resource materials covering pregnancy, childbirth, breastfeeding, nutrition, and parenting. For details, contact Peggy Stedman at 795-2092 or e-mail [email protected]. lllofhaddonfield.blogspot.com


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Hit the road with the 65 Club! Locate your lucky socks and practice your poker face! The Haddonfield 65 Club is sponsoring a bus trip to the Atlantic City’s Tropicana Casino. The trip will take place on Tue Nov 30. It will include tickets to the holiday musicalHappyHolidays–AMagicalCelebration, admission to the Trop’s famous buffet, and $10 in casino coin. The trip promises good times from start to finish – Bingo will be played on the bus all the way to the Tropicana! Tickets cost $48 per person. Reservations, with payment, must be made by Mon Oct 25 (40 people are needed). The bus will depart from Wedgewood Swim Club at 10am bound for Atlantic City. The bus will transport guests back to Haddonfield at 5pm. For further details and reservations, call Dick Gimigliano at 429-1290 or Jack Aharon at 429-7271.

Plan a playdate at Greenfield Hall Members of the Historical Society are hard at work – and play – preparing for their next exhibit at Greenfield Hall (343 Kings Hwy E), “It’s a Toy Story.” The exhibit, featuring antique toys from the society’s museum collections and from collectors, will run from Fri Nov 12 thru Mon Jun 20, 2011. The exhibit will include antique pieces manufactured by Fisher Price, Shoenhut, Steiff, Parker Brothers, Rich, and Anchor Stone. Take a walk down memory lane ... or just learn a little bit about child’s play before the advent of plastic doll houses and computer games. The exhibit will open with a Wine and Cheese Reception on Fri Nov 12, from 7 to 9pm. The cost will be $5 for Historical Society members and $7 for non-members. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Small children will be admitted free; the admission cost for kids ages 10 and up will be $1.

New kid on the block? Are you new to the area or would you just like to widen your social circle? Look no further than the Haddonfield Newcomers Club. Club meetings are typically held at the First Baptist Church on the first Wednesday of each month at 7:30pm. The group’s next meeting will be on Wed Nov 3. The nonprofit social club was created to help residents of Haddonfield and surrounding communities form lasting friendships. The club sponsors a full schedule of social events. For details, e-mail [email protected] or visit haddonfieldnewcomersclub.com.

Moms in Touch is reaching out Calling all Haddonfield mothers! The Moms in Touch prayer group gathers to pray for Haddonfield schools, teachers, administrators, staff, and students. The group meets on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month from 9 to 10am at the nearby Covenant Presbyterian Church, located at 520 Kings Highway S in Cherry Hill. For further information, contact Suzanne Mackey at 216-1392 or [email protected].

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Drama will take the stage at Plays & Players Winner of the 2005 Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award, Doubt, a dramatic play by John Patrick Shanley, will be presented by the Wellbilt Theater Factory at Plays & Players in November. Doubt takes audiences back to the autumn of 1964. Watch what happens when Sister Aloysius, a principal at St Nicholas Church School in the Bronx, takes matters into her own hands after suspecting Father Flynn of improper relations with an altar boy. A Preview Performance will take place on Thu Nov 11 at 7:30pm ($10). Evening performances will be presented on Fri Nov 12 and Sat Nov 13 at 8pm. A matinee will take place on Sun Nov 14 at 2pm. Tickets cost $15. Bring a friend! Those who purchase a ticket for the show on Nov 12 will be given a companion ticket for free. haddonfieldplayers.com

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 two Haddonfield Memorial High School graduating classes: • 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 legwarmers! 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.

learning with Bancroft Bancroft – a provider of programs for chil-dren and adults with intellectual and devel-opmental disabilities, autism, and acquired brain injuries – is offer-ing a new line-up of free workshops for profes-sionals and family mem-bers. The workshops are held in Bancroft’s Farrington Hall Confer-ence Room on the Had-donfield Campus. On Wed Nov 17, a panel of Bancroft pro-fessionals will present “Strategies for Reduc-ing Holiday Stress” from 6:30 to 8:30pm. Tips for creating a calm holiday season will be discussed. Learn how everyone can join in the festivities. “An Overview of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome” will be presented on Wed Dec 8. The workshop will discuss the charac-teristics of fetal alcohol syndrome, the criteria for medical diagnosis, prevention, areas of impairment, and more. To register for a workshop, contact Jeanne Allison at 524-7371. bancroft.org

Get jazzed Step away from the treadmill. It’s time to add some fun to your fitness routine! Instructor Tara McKay offers Jazzercise classes on Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday evenings at 6pm at Haddonfield’s Lutheran Church (204 Wayne Ave). Jazzercise combines elements of jazz dance, resistance training, Pilates, yoga, kickboxing, and more to create an effective workout for people of all ages and fitness levels. No experience is necessary and the 60-minute classes can be adjusted to accommodate the abilities of each individual. The cost is $10 per class for walk-ins; different monthly packages and rates are available. To participate, simply show up to a class a few minutes early to register. A portion of the proceeds benefit the Lutheran Church. For more information, contact Tara McKay at 534-3367 or [email protected].

Hit the books The Women’s Read-ing Fellowship of the First Baptist Church of Haddonfield will meet on Fri Nov 5 to discuss DeathComesfortheArchbishop by Willa Cather. The group will gather at Jersey Java & Tea (140 Haddon Ave) at 10am. Share your thoughts! 429-2326

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 Oct 28.

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Could you use some glamour? The 12th annual Central School Fashion Show is set for the evening of Wed Oct 27 at Tavistock Country Club. Guest will enjoy friends, food, and plenty of fashion, from 6 to 10pm. This year’s theme is “Calendar Girls,” so get ready for an evening of whimsical fun. Guessing which local celebrities will sashay down the catwalk, is always a good time. Central School’s fashion show is known for beautiful clothes and top-notch auctions and tombola baskets. Fashion expert Susan Garra has returned this year to produce the show. The fashions will be provided by shops in Haddonfield. Proceeds will benefit the Central School PTA. Tickets cost $45. Make checks payable to: Central School PTA, c/o The Andersons, 327 Atlantic Ave S, Haddonfield.

Bring your treasures to church The Haddonfield United Methodist Church (29 Warwick Road) will host its Thrifty Treasures Indoor Rummage Sale on Wed Oct 27 from 5 to 9:30pm and Thu Oct 28 from 9:30am to 2pm and again from 6 to 8:30pm. Keep the church in mind as you clean your home. Donations for the sale will be accepted in the elevator-accessible lower-level of Fellowship Hall on Mon Oct 25 from 12n to 8pm and on Tue Oct 26 from 9am to 8pm. Large exercise equipment, furniture, shoes, and magazines will not be accepted. Proceeds from the Thrifty Treasures Rummage Sale will benefit mission projects and the United Methodist Women. A bake sale will take place during the sale and a soup-and-roll luncheon will be held on Thu Oct 28 from 11am to 1:30pm. For further information, call 429-0403.

Get moving Looking for a running partner? The Haddon-field-based South Jersey Athletic Club, along with the Haddonfield Running Company, hosts group training runs. Meet at the Haddonfield Running Company on Sundays at 7:30am (distances vary) or on Wednesdays at 6:30pm (6.6 miles) for a group run. Early risers meet at the High School track on Tuesdays at 5:30am (workouts vary). To join the South Jersey Athletic Club, visit southjerseyac.org. For details, contact Ed Maher at 667-2587 or [email protected].

Author talk Mary Walton will discuss her new book AWoman’sCrusade:AlicePaulandtheBattlefortheBallot on Tue Oct 26 at 7pm at the Haddonfield Public Library. The book is a passionate history of Alice Paul, the leader of suffrage militants, who was a young, brilliant, fiery feminist who understood political strategy. Mary Walton is a veteran reporter of the PhiladelphiaInquirer. She will sign copies of her book following the discussion. Call 429-1304 to register for the free program. haddonfieldlibrary.org

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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 PhiladelphiaMagazine’s annual “Best of Philly” list. Find out what the buzz is about. Intermediate lessons, featuring talented dancers and instructors, are held each Sunday from 6 to 7pm. Sandra Fortuna, owner of Universal Dance Studio, will teach Intermediate Quick Step on Sundays thru Nov 14. Up next: Intermediate Hustle with Donna Boyle will commence on Nov 21. 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.orgor call 429-9154.Check out the group on facebook.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.

leaves will leave Nov 1 Haddonfield’s leaf- collection program will commence on Mon Nov 1. Residents are asked not to place their leaves curbside until leaf collection begins. Leaf collection will run thru mid-December. 429-0183

Try tai chi Tai chi continues to be offered each Monday from 9:30 to 11am at the Haddonfield United Methodist Church. Practice the fluid move-ments of tai chi to build strength, balance, and flexibility. Classes cost $10 each (at the door). Students should wear loose clothing.429-0403


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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@ 857-1359Richard P. Perry, Superintendent rperry@ 429-4130Dyanne Kerecman, Asst. Superintendent dkerecman@ 429-4130W. Andrew Hall, Secretary boe@ 429-7510

Public SchoolsCentral Elementary Sandra Horwitz 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 Maureen DiBella 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, PastorRev. Erin Phillips, Asst Pastor Sun 11am; Adult Sun School 9:30am; Children’s Sermon and Sun School 11am. Nursery care.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; Sun School 10:30am

MethodistHaddonfieldUnitedMethodistChurch 29 Warwick Rd 429-0403www.haddonfieldumc.comRev. George MorrisSun 8:30am (Brown Chapel); 9:30am (contemporary/Main Sanctuary); 11:00am (traditional/Main Sanctuary); Sat 5pm (Brown Chapel)

PresbyterianFirstPresbyterianChurch20 Kings Hwy E 429-1960www.haddonfieldpres.orgRev. William F. Getman Sun 8:30am, 9:30am; 11am; Sun School 9:30am; Childcare available.

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

Kick it old school You can learn to the dance like the characters in films such as SenseandSensibility and Emma. Held every Tuesday from 8 to 10pm at the Had-donfield Friends Meeting House, English Dancing lessons are open to all. Singles and couples are welcome to join. The footwork isn’t too fancy, there is rarely any body contact, and you don’t need a perfect sense of timing or coordination. Friends Meeting House is located at Lake Street and Friends Ave. Be sure to call 429-9186 prior to attending the lessons.

All aboard! Generally, the West Jersey Chapter of the National Railway Historical Society meets on the fourth Monday of each month at 7:30pm in the Borough Hall, Auditorium. The next meeting will be held on Mon Oct 25. George Huemmrich will discuss the mechanical side of the Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Line and the Pennsylvania Railroad. He retired from the railroads after serving in numerous positions (Huemmrich was a management foreman during the Blizzard of 1958). Learn about the efforts to keep trains running despite obstacles. 547-5324

film buffs Are you a single film buff over the age of 50? Mark your calendar for Single Movie Lovers’ movie nights. Singles meet at the Ritz Theatre (900 Haddonfield-Berlin Road) in Voorhees to watch the latest flicks on the first and third Thursday of the month. The group often gathers at a nearby restaurant or in the theatre lobby for a snack and discussion following the movie. Single adults ages 50 and over who would like to meet other single movie lovers are wel-come to attend. Call 354-2018 on the Monday before the show for the exact meeting time and movie selection.

Fri Oct 22 thru Sun Oct 24 – 1600 Prospect Ridge Blvd, Haddon Heights. Five-family mega yard sale at Devon Ave. Collectibles, Coke stuff, tools, furniture, burl, Hummer, sheet music, 78’s, classical albums, books (some autographed), en-tertainment center, lots more.

SatOct23 – 315 Summit Ave E, Haddonfield. 9am to 1pm. Decorative household items, music equipment, toys, and more! Rain: Oct 24.

SatOct23 – 525 Newton Lake Drive (Heights of Colling-swood), Building D, Apt 914, Collingswood (press buzzer for Angeline, dial number). 9am to 3pm. Like-new furniture, objects d’art, Christmas deco-rations, housewares.

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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 428-1458Ambulance 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) Brandinelli-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 Jamie Coker 609-923-9016

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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TAXES


Eugene Carr Eugene J. Carr, Jr., a resident of Tucson AZ, formerly of Haddonfield, died on October 9, 2010, aged 76. He was the widower of Dolores Carr.

Christine Carroll-Branin Christine A. Carroll-Branin, a resident of Haddonfield, died on October 7, 2010, aged 64. She was the wife of Howard Branin.

Eleanor Costello Eleanor G. Costello (nee Gagliardi), a longtime resident of Haddonfield, died on October 6, 2010, aged 81. She was the widow of Michael Costello.

William Goodwin William H. Goodwin III, a resident of Reading PA, died on October 2, 2010, aged 70. He was the husband of Bonnie Goodwin. Haddonfield relatives include a sister, Ann Williams (Harry).

Patricia Hargis Patricia M. Hargis (nee Darragh), a resident of Cherry Hill, died on October 8, 2010, aged 85. She was the widow of Harry Hargis, III. Haddonfield relatives include a brother, Thomas Darragh.

Howard Johnston Howard Campbe l l “Soupy” Johnston, a resident of Gibbsboro, died on October 16, 2010, aged 85. He was a member of the Haddonfield United Methodist Church.

Edith Mayle Edith Schneiderman Mayle, a resident of Sarasota FL, died on October 15, 2010, aged 90. Haddonfield relatives include a daughter, Tracy Gardner.

Ethel Mortimer Ethel Mortimer (nee Palmer), a resident of Sicklerville, formerly of Haddonfield, died on October 15, 2010, aged 81. She was the wife of Herbert Mortimer.

Carol Newell Carol Byrnes Newell, a resident of Haddonfield and Jupiter FL, died on October 11, 2010, aged 87. She was the widow of Russell Newell. Carol was a member of Tavistock Country Club.

Ruth O’Brien Ruth Fitzgerald O’Brien, formerly a resident of Haddonfield, died recently. She was the wife of Ken O’Brien.

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Edward Papa Edward A. Papa, a resident of Somerdale, died on September 9, 2010, aged 79. He was the husband of Patricia Papa. He was a member of the First Baptist Church of Haddonfield.

Walter Richardson Walter E. Richardson, a resident of Dover DE, formerly of Haddonfield, died on October 7, 2010, aged 93. He was the widower of Norma Richardson.

Joan Shubert Joan Shubert (nee Addison), a longtime resident of Haddon Heights, died on October 7, 2010, aged 75. She was the wife of Earl Shubert. Joan was a graduate of Haddon Heights High School.

Candida Stauss Candida K. Stauss (nee King), a resident of Voorhees, died on October 15, 2010, aged 40. She was the wife of Karl Stauss. She was a member of the Lutheran Church of Our Savior in Haddonfield.

Hazel Tuma Hazel Mae Tuma (nee Derringer), a resident of Paramus, died on October 10, 2010, aged 85. She was the widow of Frank Tuma, Jr. Haddonfield relatives include a son, Ronald Tuma (Bodil).

James Wagner James T. Wagner, a resident of the Masonic Villages of Elizabethtown PA, died on October 7, 2010, aged 86. He was the widower of Ruth Wagner. Haddonfield relatives include a niece, Sandra Gavin (James).

David Watson David Patrick Watson, formerly a resident of Stonington IL, died on October 12, 2010, aged 63. He was the widower of Shirley Watson. Haddonfield relatives include a daughter, Shannon Watson.

Bernice Weber Bernice Weber (nee Krueger), a resident of Collingswood Manor, died on October 1, 2010, aged 90. She was the widow of Harry Weber. Bernice was a longtime member of the Lutheran Church of Our Savior in Haddonfield.

Death Notices

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