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The NewsCalendar of Coming Events • December 31, 2010 to January 14, 2011 • #491
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Those who are young – and those who are young at heart – will surely flock to Plays & Players (957 East Atlantic Ave) in January to catch Seussical: The Musical. Currently one of the most performed shows in America, Seussical is a fantastical, magical, musical extravaganza! Find out what happens when Horton the Elephant finds himself faced with a double challenge – protecting his tiny friend Jojo from a world of naysayers while guarding an abandoned egg. Recognizing Horton’s “kind and powerful heart,” the intrepid Gertrude McFuzz never loses faith in the story’s protagonist, even as Horton
faces ridicule, danger, kidnapping, and a trial. Will the powers of friendship, loyalty, family, and community prevail? Seussical will take center stage beginning with a preview show on Thu Jan 6 at 7:30pm. Shows will take place on Friday and Saturday evenings at 8pm thru Sat Jan 22. Matinee performances will take place on Sundays at 2pm thru Sun Jan 16. Tickets are available at haddonfieldplayers.com and by calling 429-8139. Tickets cost $12 for the preview performance and $20 for all other performances. Those who buy a ticket for opening night will receive a free ticket. Bring a friend!
Warm your winter with art Roll up your sleeves! The Borough is sponsor-ing three art classes this winter. Classes will be taught by Gina Yacovelli and take place at the Log Cabin. Classes cost $30 for residents and $35 for non-residents. Try your hand at one class – or all three. To register for Gyotaku (Japanese fish rubbing), Architectural Letters, or Solar Powered Prints, visit haddonhts.com/programs.php. For more Haddon Heights events, see p. 14 to 17.
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#491 • December 31, �010 to January 14, �011
What’s Your Take?Banish your winter blues with Seussical – The
Musical at Plays & Players in January. What makes you feel like a kid again?
• Even the folks at Animo Juice splurge now and then! WILDY
ALVES admitted, “Eating a Snickers bar – in bed – makes
me feel like a kid again.”
• A Taste of Home & Delicatessen’s LUKE LINDEN revealed, “I love sledding, making snowmen, and making cookies for my mom.”
• What’s On found KAREN LAVACCA preparing soup at A Taste of Home & Delicatessen, Haddonfield’s newest eatery. “Hanging out with my 13-year-old son and his friends when I take them ice skating always makes me feel like a kid,” Karen said.
• RON GUTSMUTH, a resident of Haddon Heights, laughed,
“When you get to be my age, everything’s
new again. It’s a second childhood.”
• Happy Hippo’s KATHLEEN DEFFLY is encouraged to think like a kid each day at work. “Helping people find the perfect toys for their kids – it makes
me feel like a child again myself. It’s very exciting,” she replied.
• The Salvation Army’s QUAIN BEVANS reported that the
holidays make him feel young again. “I like watching the lit-up firetrucks. I also like Valentine’s
Day and Halloween.”
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Application deadline extended The Haddonfield Lions Club invites interested parties to recommend individuals to be considered for the 2011 Citizen of the Year Award. Nominations must be submitted by individuals or organizations by Mon Jan 3. The Lions Club seeks nominees whose achievements and contributions to the town make them worthy of special recognition. The only requirements for consideration are Haddonfield residency and exceptional dedication to the betterment of the borough. A group selected to represent the community will determine the winner. The Honorable Mayor Tish Colombi will present the award to the winner at the Mayor’s Breakfast. The breakfast will be held on Sat Jan 22, beginning 9am, at the First Presbyterian Church. Applications may be found at haddonfieldlions.org. Include a statement in support of the nomination along with the nominee’s name, address, occupation, achievements, organization (if applicable), and background information. Submit nominations to: Thomas H Baird, Chairman, Citizen of the Year Committee, 70 Lane of Acres, Haddonfield; or e-mail [email protected]. Attachments may be sent as a PDF; Word attachments are also acceptable. 428-4070
New tricks for old dawgs You may find heading back to the classroom a delight thanks to the fun choices offered by the Adult School. Broaden your horizons with classes such as Zumba, Mediation 101, Estate Planning Boot Camp, Belgium Beer & Cheese Combo, Watercolor, Personal Finance for Teens, and more. Don’t have much time? Course lengths range from one day to an entire semester in order to accommodate even the busiest of schedules. There’s more good news: The Adult School isn’t just for adults! Classes for children are also offered. A course brochure with class descriptions, times, dates, and costs is available on the Adult School’s Web site. Walk-In Registration will be held on Thu Jan 27 in the High School’s Main Office from 6:30 to 8pm. Students can also register via mail by downloading a registration form at haddonfieldadultschool.org. 428-4433
Ring in the new year at first Presbyterian A handbell concert presented by the renowned Rooke Chapel Ringers of Bucknell University will take place on Mon Jan 10 at 7:30pm at the First Presbyterian Church (20 Kings Hwy E in Haddonfield). Currently under the direction of Dr William Payn, one of the world’s leading authorities of handbell music, the Rooke Chapel Ringers have been captivating audiences since 1983. The Emmy-nominated 16-member ensemble is considered one of the top handbell choirs in the country. The group has performed all over the world and was featured on PBS. One of the ringers, Corinne Brandt, a senior at Bucknell, hails from Haddonfield. The program will include original works as well as transcriptions of familiar pieces. The event is free and open to the public; free-will donations will be accepted. 429-1960; [email protected]
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Making music at Markeim The Markeim Arts Center, in conjunction with Crossroads Music of Cherry Hill, will host a series of Open Mic Nights in 2011. The events will take place on the third Friday of each month, beginning on Fri Jan 21, from 6:30 to 10pm, at the Arts Center. During the first Open Mic event, special musical guests Edible Animals will dominate the stage with an hour-long set. Each Open Mic event will begin with the Searchlight Hour, a period dedicated to discovering young talent. Musicians, up to and including those in middle school, are invited to showcase their talents. Then, the Spotlight portion of the evening will commence; talented local musicians of all ages will take to the stage. If you or your group would like to perform during an Open Mic Night event, contact Mike Lloyd at [email protected]. Soloists and bands from diverse music genres are being sought to perform. The deadline to register to play at the event on Fri Jan 21 is Wed Jan 12. Admission to the Open Mic events is $6 for adults, and $4 for senior citizens and students. Markeim members and performers will be admitted free. The Arts Center is located at 104 Walnut St, Haddonfield. 429.8585; markeimartscenter.org
Speaking of the environment Good news for book buffs and tree huggers! On Wed Jan 12, Haddonfield Public Library’s author series will resume. At 7pm, local scientist Tom Belton will stop by the library to discus his new book from Rutgers University Press, titled Protecting New Jersey’s Environment: From Cancer Alley to the New Garden State. Belton will welcome questions from the audience and stick around to sign copies of his book after his discussion. The Friends of the Library are co-sponsors of this free event. Call 429-1304 to register.
Attn: Phans The Haddonfield Lions Club will welcome Chris Wheeler, a long-time member of the Phillies’ broadcast team, as its featured speaker on Thu Jan 6. The event – which is open to Lions Club members, guests, and prospective members – will commence at 6pm at Tavistock Country Club. Wheeler will speak about the Phillies organization and discuss the past and upcoming seasons, as well as off-season news. Wheeler will also field questions from the audience. Wheeler began his career with the Phillies in 1971, as assistant director of publicity and public relations. He was added to the broadcast team in 1977. In 1982, he was named director of the Phillies’ new community relations department and, in 1991, he became the department’s director of Speakers Bureau, a position he held through 1997. Wheeler also coordinated the Phillies Dream Week from 1983 to 1999. The Haddonfield Lions Club is part of Lions Club International. Meetings are held on the first and third Thursday of the month, and include a meal and time for socializing. For information about the Lions’ activities and the Lions Blind Fund, visit haddonfieldlions.com.
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learn about lauren’s legacy Susan Rose, the president and founder of the Lauren Rose Albert Foundation, headquartered in Cherry Hill, will be the guest speaker at the meeting of the Haddon Fortnightly Evening Membership Department on Tue Jan 11 at 7:30pm. Rose is a 2010 recipient of the New Jersey Federation of Women’s Clubs’ Women of Achievement Award. The Lauren Rose Albert Foundation has a rich history of providing assistance to families facing hardship. Through the foundation’s Mothers Matter Gift Basket program, donated health and beauty products are collected, thoughtfully packaged, and distributed to mothers in need. Since 2001, more than 15,000 gift packages have brightened the lives of mothers facing adversity. In addition, the foundation provides emergency grant assistance to families in crisis. Many of the programs sponsored by the foundation are intended to encourage mothers to achieve economically and educationally. To learn more about mission and activities of the Lauren Rose Albert Foundation, go to laurenslegacy.org. The meeting, which is open to the public, will be held at the Clubhouse, located at the corner of Grove St and Kings Hwy W in Haddonfield. Refreshments will be served. 428-0294
Plays & Players looks to 2011 Those looking to add more song, dance, drama, and romance to their lives, need not look any further than Plays & Players! The theatre company has announced its 2011 season, a total of eight shows offered throughout the year. If you’re in the market for wallet-friendly entertainment, you will not be disappointed! • Enjoy a season of Preview Nights (Thursdays) for $70. • Treat yourself to a season of Friday or Saturday evening shows for $120. • Take in a season of Sunday matinees for $105. The 2011 season will include: Seussical – The Musical (Jan), Of Mice and Men (Feb), The Drowsy Chaperone (Apr), All in the Timing: Six One-Act Comedies (May), The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas (Jul/Aug), Blythe Spirit (Sep), Jesus Christ Superstar (Oct/Nov), and Peter Pan (Dec). Perks: Season subscribers enjoy savings, priority seating, and the convenience of arranging a year of entertainment with just one phone call. Theatergoers over 55 will receive a 10% discount. To purchase season tickets, call 429-8139. To learn more about this season’s shows, visit haddonfieldplayers.com
Warm wishes for those in need The chiropractic office of Dr. Shari Saluck (340 A Haddon Ave, Westmont) and Bella Figura Mommy and Baby (4 Mechanic Street, Haddonfield) have teamed up again for the “Baby, It’s Cold Outside” coat, hat, and glove drive. Dr Saluck’s office and Bella Figura are working in conjunction with the Association of New Jersey Chiropractors to collect winter gear for those in need thru Fri Jan 7. Clothing dropped off at either establishment will benefit 220 INC, an organization serving families in Camden. For details, call Dr Saluck’s office at 833-9390.
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A New Year’s resolution that you can handle Resolve to step up your family’s volunteer efforts! Volunteers are needed to take Interfaith Caregivers’ clients living in Haddonfield and Haddon Heights to doctors appointments, grocery stores, and other local destinations. Parents with young children are encouraged to find out how volunteering with Interfaith Caregivers can fit into their busy schedules. Even those who have only an extra 20 minutes per week can provide transportation to an appointment or help make a meal. Teach your children the value of volunteer work while helping a neighbor! A one-day Volunteer Orientation, during which free childcare will be provided, is scheduled for Thu Jan 27 from 9 to 11:30am at the Haddonfield United Methodist Church, located at 29 Warwick Rd. Reserve your spot by calling 354-0298.
Go green The God’s Green House Environmental Group of the First Baptist Church of Haddonfield (124 Kings Hwy E) will meet on Mon Jan 24 at 7:30pm in the church lounge. Discuss the challenges faced by the environment and learn how you can help.
Keeping the Dream Alive The Human Relations Commission will hold its annual Martin Luther King Jr Day Commemoration and Procession on Mon Jan 17. To honor Dr King’s legacy, the Commission will recognize individuals who have exemplified the spirit of Dr King’s dream through their volunteer efforts. The evening will begin with a march from the Indian King Tavern Museum (233 Kings Hwy W) to Grace Episcopal Church (19 Kings Highway E). Participants will begin gathering at the museum at 6:30pm. Opening remarks will take place between 7 and 7:10pm. The march to the church will begin around 7:10pm. Be sure to bring a flashlight! After arriving at Grace Church, at approximately 7:30pm, participants will enjoy choral selections performed by the church choir. Following the performance, winners of the Middle and High School Martin Luther King Essay and Poetry Contest will read their work. Local individuals and groups will then be recognized for their contributions. This year, Haddonfield’s role in the underground railroad will also be highlighted. Light refreshments will be served. This event is free. [email protected]
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8:00aSolemnityofMaryMassChrist the King Church429-1600
7:30aGroupTrainingrunHaddonfield Running CompanySouth Jersey Athletic Club southjerseyac.org
7:30a; 9:00a; 11:00aFeastoftheepiphanyMassChrist the King Church429-1600
6:00p to 7:00pIntermediateBoleroLesson7:00p to 8:00p BeginnersDanceLesson8:00p to 10:30popenDancingGrace ChurchDance Haddonfield 429-5355
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9:30aBowlingCall for Location65 Club429-1290
12:15p to 1:30pKiwanisClubTavistock Country Club858-1640
1:00pPublicLibraryCloses429-1304
5:30p to 12:00mFirstnightDowntown Haddonfield firstnighthaddonfield.org
6:00pHolyCommunionServiceMethodist Church 429-0403
6:00p to 8:00popenHouseIndian King Tavern Museum429-9154
8:00p; 10:30pPhiladelphiaBoysChoirPerformancePresbyterian Church429-1960
9:00p to 11:00pTeennewYear’seveDancePresbyterian Church
11:00p to 11:45pnewYear’seveCommunionCelebrationServiceFirst Baptist Church429-2326
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Visit the Holy land The departure date for the Tour of the Holy Land, sponsored by the First Baptist Church of Haddonfield, has been changed. Travelers will leave on Sat Jun 25. For details, call 429-2326 or peruse the information on the Chapel table.
Busy Baptists Keep warm with the First Baptist Church’s events and programs this winter: • Load up the minivan! The Church is inviting all interested children – ages four thru 12th grade – to participate in its LOGOS Winter Camp. The program will be held on Wednesdays beginning Jan 12. Kids ages 4 thru eighth grade will meet from 4:30 to 7:30pm. Young people in grades 9 thru 12 will meet from 6:30 to 7:30pm Intended to be a fun, self-esteem-building experience, LOGOS is led by caring adult Church members and staff. Activities will include music, games, crafts, worship skills, and interactive Bible study. Kid-friendly dinners are included. For further information and registration details, call 429-2326. • 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 Jan 25 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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9:30a to 11:00aTaiChiClassesMethodist Church429-0403
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5:00pCommissioners’MeetingBorough Hall, Room 201
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8:00p to 10:00penglishCountryDancingFriends Meeting House429-9186
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9:15a to 10:00aPilatesPresbyterian Preschool428-6641
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12:30pPinochle65 Club (110 Rhoads Ave)429-4688
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10:00a to 12:00nMothers’GroupLutheran Church429-5122
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Book nook The Adult Book Club will meet at the Had-donfield Public Library on Mon Jan 17 at 7pm to discuss Midwives by Chris Bohjalian. For more information, contact Anne Frontino at 429-1304 or [email protected] haddonfieldlibrary.org
Hit the books The Women’s Read-ing Fellowship of the First Baptist Church of Haddonfield will meet on Fri Jan 14 to dis-cuss Brooklyn by Colm Toibin. The group will gather at Jersey Java & Tea (140 Haddon Ave) at 10am. Share your thoughts! 429-2326
Our yearly check-up The Haddonfield Commissioners will hold the annual Board of Health meeting on Mon Jan 3 at 4:30pm. Public health-related issues will be discussed. The meeting will take place in Borough Hall, Room 201.
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 Jan 5. 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.
Get jazzed for fitness 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. Drop in! The cost is $10 per class; different monthly packages and rates are available. A portion of the proceeds benefit the Lutheran Church. 534-3367; [email protected]
Memory lane Members of the Haddonfield Civic Association are searching for past Town Dinner programs, Civic Association Reporter newsletters, meeting minutes, documents, and other items from the 1990’s to the present. Call Lee Albright at 354-9761.
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856-858-YOGA let’s be candid Call for entries! Submit your candid photographs for an upcoming exhibit at the Markeim Arts Center (Lincoln Ave and Walnut Street, Haddonfield). Candid is a group photography exhibition, curated by Norm Hinsey, which will be displayed in January and February. Hinsey will select works from those submitted for inclusion in the show. Framed photographs entered for consideration can dropped off at the Markeim on Fri Jan 14 and Sat Jan 15 between 12n and 3pm. Or, e-mail photographs directly to Norm Hinsey at [email protected] before Fri Jan 7. To be eligible, artists must be 18 or older and residents of the South Jersey/Philadelphia region. Each artist may submit up to three original works, in black and white or color, not previously exhibited at the Markeim Arts Center. Photographs should be matted and framed and ready for hanging. Works should be no larger than 24” by 36” and weigh no more than 30 pounds. All work should be offered for sale. The exhibit will open on Mon Jan 17. An Opening Reception will be held on Fri Jan 28 from 7 to 9pm. For the full prospectus, e-mail [email protected].
E-recycling Is your garage cluttered with electronics such as computers, monitors, and televisions? You’re in luck! Starting Mon Jan 3, the Borough will pick-up electronic waste (no consoles) and more for recycling. Do not put these items in the blue buckets. Instead, separate them from the rest of the trash and recyclables and place them curbside on the ground on your regular trash day. For more information, including a list of items eligible to be picked up for recycling, visit haddonfieldnj.org.
Children’s Church Hey kids: grab an early dinner on Wed Jan 19, then ask your parents to take you to the Lutheran Church (204 Wayne Ave). Children’s Church, a worship service designed for kids pre-k thru 2nd grade, will take place from 6 to 6:30pm. Enjoy stories, songs, and activities, and be home in plenty of time for bed. The program is open to all. Children’s Church is designed for parents and/or grandparents to attend a short, age-appropriate service with their kids. 429-5122; oursaviorhaddonfield.org
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Consider the humble honeybee Temperatures may be falling but the Haddonfield Garden Club is buzzing! The club’s next meeting will be Tue Jan 11 at 12n at the First Baptist Church of Haddonfield, located at 124 Kings Hwy E. Tim Schuler, the New Jersey Department of Agriculture’s State Apiarist, will present “The Magic of Honeybees” during the meeting. Garden Club meetings are free and open to the public – see what the buzz is about! For details, call Jolyne at 428-0745 or e-mail [email protected].
Scholarship opportunity African-American high school seniors and high school graduates attending a church or residing in Haddonfield are encouraged to apply for the Rev. John B Dicks Memorial Scholarship. The Haddonfield Council of Churches awards the scholarship annually to an African-American student who intends to pursue a college degree. Students with character and leadership potential who meet the admission requirements for the schools to which they are applying will have a chance to receive a one-time scholarship. For an application, call Gerald Massenburg at 609-499-7790 or 973-353-3339. Applicants must send a completed application, transcripts, and recommendations to: Gerald Massenburg, 135 Rosewood Drive, Bordentown, NJ 08505 by Mon Mar 28.
Kids’ corner We travel by bus, by subway or train/We walk in the wind and the snow and the rain/We ride on a sled; we ride in a car/We fly in an airplane when traveling far! The Haddonfield Public Library is going places in January. Check out the programs for its youngest patrons: • Preschool Storytime, for kids ages four to five, will be held on Tuesdays at 10:30am and Wednesdays at 1:30pm. Make a cool car on Jan 18 and Jan 19. • Toddlertime, for kids ages two and three, is held on Thursdays at 10:30am. Make a cool car on Jan 20. • Rockabye Readers, for babies ages nine- to 24-months and their caretakers, will be held every Friday at 10:30am from Jan 14 thru Feb 11. Children must be registered for this program. To register, stop by the Children’s Desk or call 429-1304. • Spanish Storytime, for amigos ages three to six, will be held on Tue Jan 18 at 1:30pm. Call 429-1304 to register. For more information, call the Library at 429-1304 or visit haddonfieldlibrary.org.
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local learning Further your education without furthering your commute! Thanks to a program developed by the Haddonfield School District – in cooperation with the College of New Jersey (TCNJ) and the Regional Training Institute – residents, school faculty, and others can take graduate-level education courses and obtain advanced degrees without leaving town. TCNJ faculty will teach three-credit graduate-level coursed in kindergarten thru 12th grade education at the Haddonfield Middle School in the evenings and on weekends. “The Culturally Distinctive Classroom” will commence on Fri Feb 11; “Motivation: The Art and Science of Inspiring Classroom Success” will start on Fri Mar 4. For more information, visit thertc.net or call 800-433-4740.
Brain injury discussion at Bancroft A free workshop, titled “Overview of Acquired and Traumatic Brain Injuries,” will take place on Wed Jan 19 at Bancroft’s Haddonfield campus. The program – presented by neuropsychologist Karen Lindgren PhD – will provide an introduction to brain anatomy, development, nervous system function, and types of brain injuries. Designed for family members and professionals who support people with neurological disabilities, the workshop will be held from 6:30 to 8:30pm in the Farrington Hall conference room, located at 425 Kings Hwy E. This event is part of Bancroft’s ongoing series of educational workshops. For the complete list of upcoming programs, visit bancroft.org. For more information or to register, call Pat Reid at (856) 524-7453 or email [email protected].
A present for parents The Haddonfield School District has limited spaces available in the preschool inclusion pro-gram for the 2010-2011 school year and is accept-ing applications. A Parent Open House will be held on Thu Jan 13 at Tatem Elementary School (One Glover Ave). A morning session will be held from 9 to 10:30am and an afternoon session will be held from 1 to 2:30pm. RSVP to Linda Marino at 429-0902 x102 by Thu Jan 6. For more information, visit haddonfield.k12.nj.us/tatem/preschool.htm.
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The PTG remains busy! The Haddon Heights Elementary Parent Teacher Group, fondly known as the PTG, was created to provide programs that would enhance the educa-tional experiences of children in Haddon Heights’ three elemen-tary schools. The PTG fosters com-munication between parents, teachers, and school administration, while hosting numerous free and low-cost fun events. Coming up: • Wed Jan 26 – At 7pm, Longaberger Bas-ket Bingo at Seventh Avenue School. • Fri Jan 28 – Fam-ily Fun Night featuring crafts at Atlantic Av-enue School. • Fri Feb 11 – Sweet-heart Dance at Seventh Avenue School. • Wed Feb 16 – PTG meeting at Seventh Avenue School. • Mon Feb 28 – Sci-ence Fair at Glenview Avenue School. Interested parents are invited to join. Sim-ply, visit hhptg.org to register.
Raise the roof The Borough of Had-don Heights and the Delaware and Susque-hanna Model Railroad Club need donors to help fix the slate roof of the historical Had-don Heights Passenger Station. To donate, visit dsmrrc.com or contact Bob Cubberley at [email protected].
let’s start thinking summer Rest assured, Haddon Heights’ mid-week Summer Recreation program at Hoff’s Park will take place in 2011. Kids entering kindergarten thru grade are invited to join in the fun. The program will run Tuesdays thru Thursdays, 8:30 to 11:30am daily, from Tue Jun 28 thru Thu July 28. If you’re looking for wallet-friendly fun for the kiddies, look no further. The cost will remain $50 per week for children who are residents of Haddon Heights and $75 for non-residents. Grandparents living in Haddon Heights who will be hosting their grandchildren this summer may register the kids at the resident rate for one week. For information about earlybird registration, contact Kathy Lange, Direc-tor of Parks and Recreation, [email protected] or 546-4852.
Got ink? Boy Scout Troop 67 of Haddon Heights is collecting used printer cartridges to both raise funds for the troop and help the environment. Place used cartridges in a plastic bag and drop it off in the collection box inside of the Haddon Heights Public Library (608 Station Ave).
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Serving the community The Woman’s Club of Haddon Heights is looking to warm a few hearts and souls this February with its Soup and Sandwich Luncheon on Tue Feb 22. Stop by the First United Methodist Church, located at 7th and Garden Sts, between 11am and 2pm to enjoy hearty vegetable beef soup, hot ham and cheese sandwiches, beverages, and to-die-for homemade desserts. Adults will dine for $7; children for $4. Tickets can be purchased at the Haddon Heights Public Library, from a club member, or at the door. Pro-ceeds will benefit local charities. 546-5811
It’s just lunch! Seniors can indulge in a tasty meal and friendly conversation during Community Table lunches at local restaurants. Guests gather at a long table, order from the menu, and pay their own bills on Tuesdays between 11:30am and 1:30pm. Up next: • Tue Jan 4 – Kunkel’s Seafood & Steakhouse (920 Kings Hwy). • Tue Jan 11 – Village Cheese Shop & Bistro (516 Station Ave). Enjoy a meal with your friends – or make some new ones – while supporting local businesses this winter. haddonhts.com
Picture perfect The Borough will offer an enlightening photog-raphy class called Solar Powered Prints on Thurs-day evenings Feb 3 thru Feb 17 at 7pm at the Log Cabin. Intended for ages 14 and up, students will make white-on-blue prints from their digital camera. Using a modern, non-toxic cyanotype, a UV sensitive mixture, students will expose a digital negative to cyanotype paper using solar power. The cost is $30 for residents; $35 for non-resi-dents. Register at haddonhts.com/programs.php.
Rock out The Haddon Heights Public Library hosts Guitar Hero and Rock Band sessions each Fri-day night from 6:30 to 9pm. Kids and parents are invited to become local rock stars free of charge. The library has recently acquired Rock Band 3! Call 547-7132 for more information.
A Super Bowlblowout The Haddon Heights Baptist Church, located at 3rd and Station Aves, will host it’s 12th an-nual Super Bowl Party on Sun Feb 6 at 5:30pm. Revelers will enjoy food, door prizes, and a halftime show. Call for information, 547-3579.
Taku night Kids, ages eight and up, can expand their artistic horizons by learning the ancient Japanese art of Gyotaku with instructor Gina Yacovelli. Students will delve into the history of Gyotaku, the art of making fish prints, and then use tempera paint and rubber replicas of various fish to create their own Gyotaku mas-terpieces. The classes, which will be held in the Log Cabin, will be offered on Tuesdays from Jan 11 thru Jan 25 from 4 to 5pm. The cost is $30 for residents; $35 for non-residents. To register, visit haddonhts.com/programs.php.
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History lesson The Circolo Italiano Club will showcase the documentary Pane Amaro (Bitter Bread) at the Haddon Heights Municipal Building (625 Station Ave) on Mon Jan 10 and Mon Feb 14 at 7:30pm. The DVD will be shown in two parts due to length. Through interviews with Italian Americans, comments from scholars, and historical footage, the film chronicles the social, economic, and po-litical transformation of Italians from immigrants to prominent members of American society. Don’t miss this fascinating program. For details, call Kathy Terranova at 547-3110.
fitness 4 kids Haddon Heights is sponsoring a fitness class for children, ages seven thru 12, at the Community Center. ZumbAtomic will be held on Wednesdays from Jan 5 thru Feb 23 from 4 to 4:30pm. ZumbAtomic incorpo-rates the international rhythms seen in Zumba – like salsa, meringue, cumbia, and calypso. Young participants will play games and learn dance moves that will increase their self-es-teem, body awareness, coordination, and flex-ibility. The cost is $40 for residents; $45 for non-residents. To register, visit haddonhts.com/programs.php.
Step away from that cookie! Having a hard time saying “ciao” to those holiday treats? Consider attending the Sugar Blues Workshop on Wed Jan 26. The program, designed to permanently change your relationship with sugar, will be held at the Log Cabin in Haddon Heights from 7 to 9pm. 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.
Be a lifesaver The Family and Friends program of the American Heart Asso-ciation will hold a Basic CPR course at the Log Cabin on Mon Feb 7 from 7 to 9pm. The program will include information on adult, child, and infant CPR and choking; infor-mation on heart attack and stroke; and an AED (automated external defibrillator) overview. This course will not grant CPR certification. However, a participa-tion card will be given at the completion of the Family and Friends CPR course. The cost is $45 for residents; $50 for non-residents. To register, visit haddonhts.com/programs.php.
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Extend your holiday fun thru January The Delaware and Susquehanna Model Railroad Club Show is scheduled for Fri Jan 21, from 4 to 8pm; Sat Jan 22, from 10am to 5pm; and Sun Jan 23, from 12n to 4pm in the Haddon Heights Municipal Building Auditorium. See the highly detailed HO-scale model railroad in operation. The layout will represent northeastern railroads from 1950-2000. Club members will be on hand to answer questions. To learn about the club – which meets at the station on Wednesdays at 7pm – visit dsmrrc.org.
Awesome architects Architectural Letters, an art and language arts class for kids ages 11 and up, will be held on Tuesdays, Feb 1 thru Feb 22, from 4 to 5pm at the Log Cabin. Students will design and build a three-di-mensional letter (one of their initials). Once con-truction is complete, attendees will have the opportunity to decorate the surface in a way that suits their style. Students can even bring in personal memorabil-lia to create a collage on their letter. The cost is $30 for residents; $35 for non-residents. To register, visit haddonhts.com/programs.php.
You’ll get a kick out of this If the evening news sends you into a panic, perhaps taking Basic Self Defense would help to put your mind at ease. The class, taught by Officer Lou Baselice, will be held at the Log Cabin on Wed Feb 9 from 7 to 8:30pm. Students will learn basic self defense moves such as blocks, kicks, and punches. Stu-dents will learn how to escape unwanted bear hugs and wrist grabs as well as rear chokes and collar grabs. The cost is $12 for residents; $15 for non-residents. To register, visit haddonhts.com/programs.php.
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Thursdays – 7:00pBoyScoutTroop67St Mary’s Episcopal Church
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FriDec31 – 5:30pMass11:00p to 12mHolyHourAdorationSt Rose of Lima Church
SatJan1 – 9:30aFeastofMary,MotherofGod(Mass)St Rose of Lima Church
SunJan2 – 10:45anewYearsServiceHaddon Heights Baptist Church
TueJan4 – 7:00pVeteransofForeignWarsPost Home
SatJan8 – 10:00a to 12:00nSoundnutritionClassLog Cabin
TueJan11 – 7:00p to 9:00pFloralArrangingLog Cabin
ThuJan13 – 7:30pBoardofeducationSeventh Avenue School
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5:00pSaturdaynightAliveWorshipLutheran Church429-5122
6:30pPotluckSupper7:30pSteveLeichnerWoodturningDemonstrationMethodist Church428-6458
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9:15a to 10:00aPilatesPresbyterian Preschool428-6641
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•HoUrSInJAnUArY– Because of budget restrictions, the Library will be closed on Monday, January 17 (Martin Luther King Jr Birthday). Regular hours are Monday to Thursday 10 to 9; Friday 10 to 6; Saturday 10 to 5; Sunday 1 to 5. •CLoSInGSIn2011 – In observance of public holidays, and because of budget restrictions, the Library will be closed on the following dates in 2011: Jan 17; Feb 21; Apr 22, 24; May 28, 29, 30; Jul 4; Aug 30; Sep 3, 4, 5; Oct 10; Nov 8, 11, 24; Dec 24, 25, 26. Also Jan 1, 2, 2012.•BooKTALK:WeDJAn12,7to8:30pm– Local scientist Tom Belton will discuss his new book from Rutgers University Press, “Protecting New Jersey’s Environment: From Cancer Alley to the New Garden State.” Tom will sign copies of his book after the discussion and question-and-answer session. The Friends of the Library are co-sponsors of this free event. Call 429-1304 to register.•CoMPUTerCLASSeSForADULTS:WeDJAn12,TUeJAn 18 – “Introduction to Using the Computer, Mouse, and Keyboard.” Wed 12 from 10:30 to 11:30; Tue 18 from 6:30 to 7:30pm. Classes are free to Library Card holders. Registration requested: 856-429-1304.• FrIenDS’ MeeTInG: THU JAn 20, 7pm – Members are encouraged to attend the Friends’ monthly meeting. Residents and others who are interested in joining the Haddonfield Friends of the Library may do so online, at www.hfol.org. The Friends support programs for children, teens, and adults, as well as special collections for the Library. • TrUSTeeSAnnUALreorGAnIZATIonMeeTInG:TUeJAn25– In the Library’s New Jersey Room, beginning at 8am. The meeting is open to members of the public.• LIBrArYWeBSITe– For more information on Library meetings and events, check the Events Calendar at www.haddonfieldlibrary.org. • PArTnerSHIP WITH InTerFAITH CAreGIVerS – The Library and Interfaith Caregivers partner to get books and DVDs to those who need service at home. If you know someone who needs home delivery in Haddonfield or Haddon Heights, contact Anne Frontino at the Library (429-1304 or email [email protected]) or Interfaith Caregivers at 354-0298. The service is free, and Library staff work with Interfaith clients to select materials of interest.
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Spend the day honoring MlK Grace Church will host its seventh annual Martin Luther King Day of Service on Mon Jan 17. Participants will meet at the First Presbyterian Church (20 Kings Hwy E) at 8:30am before heading out to volunteer at various locations. The group will return at 12:30pm for lunch at the Presbyterian Church. Activities will last until 2pm. The service event is open to the public. To participate, sign-up in the Parish Hall. For more information, call 429-0007. gracehaddon.org
Book buddies Haddonfield Great Books is going strong. Meetings are held at the Haddon Heights Library (608 Station Ave) from 7:15 to 8:45pm on vari-ous Mondays. Most readings are from The Great Books Foundation Short Story Omnibus available at greatbooks.org. Howev-er, Troilus and Cressida and The Island at the Center of the World must be acquired by the reader. The schedule includes: • Mon Jan 10 – Rus-sell Shorto’s book, The Island at the Center of the World. • Mon Jan 24 – Pritchett’s The Diver and Updike’s Tomorrow and Tomorrow and So Forth. 655-8085
Need support? A support group for those who are unemployed and looking for work, Transitions, meets each Thursday from 8:15 to 10:15am at the Haddonfield Methodist Church. Network, gather information, and receive the support of others. 429-0403
For last week, see pages 8 and 9
MON JAN 10Day3
9:15a to 10:15aTone-UpPresbyterian Preschool428-6641
9:30a to 11:00aTaiChiClassesMethodist Church429-0403
11:30aSeniorCardioFunTarditi CommonsSenior Citizen Board354-8789
6:00pJazzerciseLutheran Church534-3367
6:30p to 8:00pYoungAdultsChoirMethodist [email protected]
7:00pMunicipalCourtBorough Hall, Room 102
7:15p to 8:45pHaddonfieldGreatBooksHaddon Heights Library, 608 Station Ave655-8085
7:30pPreservationHaddonfieldMabel Kay Senior Center287-4665
7:30pHaddonfieldParksConservancyBorough Hall, Room 201429-7250
7:30pBoy&CubScoutsPack65Methodist Church428-9678
7:30p to 9:00pBoyScoutTroop64First Baptist Church428-0901
7:30pAmericanLegionPost38Post 38, Veterans Lane429-5414
7:30pConcert:TherookeChapelringersFirst Presbyterian Church429-1960
8:00pJuniorWomen’sClub Fortnightly Clubhouse428-7551
TUE JAN 115:30aGroupTrainingrunHigh School TrackSouth Jersey Athletic Club southjerseyac.org
8:30a to 9:30aTuesdayToursFriends SchoolCall for appointment429-6786
9:15a to 11:30aTatemPTABowlingLeagueCherry Hill Playdrome795-4285
9:15a to 9:45aStepAerobicsPresbyterian Preschool428-6641
9:45a to 10:30aTone-UpPresbyterian Preschool428-6641
10:00aFitnessClassforSeniorsPresbyterian Church Choir RoomSenior Ministry429-1960
10:00a to 12:00nMelodeersSingingGroupLutheran Church429-2974
10:30aPreschoolStorytimePublic Library429-1304
12:00nGardenClubFirst Baptist Church428-0745
1:00pLiteAerobicsforSeniorsMabel Kay Senior Center354-8789
1:00p to 4:00pBingoforSeniorsMabel Kay Senior Center354-8789
7:00pToastmastersMarathonMeetingLutheran Church866-0038; [email protected]
7:00pCommissioners’WorkSessionBorough Hall, Room 101
7:30pCommissioners’MeetingBorough Hall, Room 102
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WED JAN 129:00a to 10:00aovereatersAnonymousPresbyterian Church354-6393; 609-239-0022
9:15a to 10:45aMomtoMomPresbyterian Church429-1960
9:15a to 10:00aPilatesPresbyterian Preschool428-6641
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
6:00pJazzerciseLutheran Church534-3367
6:30pGroupTrainingrunHaddonfield Running CompanySouth Jersey Athletic Club southjerseyac.org
7:00pAuthorDiscussionSeries:TomBeltonPublic Library429-1304
7:30pTennisAssociationMabel Kay Senior Center428-2195
7:30prepublicanClubBorough Hall, Auditorium795-4045
7:30p to 9:00pBeginners’ItalianConversationGroupJersey Java & Tea546-5878
THU JAN 13DeadlinetorSVPforKindergartenInformationnight
8:15a to 10:15aTransitionsJobSeekersMethodist Church429-0403
9:00a to 10:00aMomsinTouchCovenant Presbyterian Church, Cherry Hill216-1392
9:00a to 10:30a;1:00p to 2:30pHaddonfieldInclusivePreschoolopenHouseTatem Elementary 429-0902 x102
9:00a to 12:00n;1:00p to 4:00pArtClassesforSeniorsMabel Kay Senior Center354-8789
9:15a to 9:45aStepAerobicsPresbyterian Preschool428-6641
9:45a to 10:30aTone-UpPresbyterian Preschool428-6641
10:00a to 12:00nMothers’GroupLutheran Church429-5122
10:30aToddlertimePublic Library429-1304
11:30aSeniorChairTaiChiTarditi CommonsSenior Citizen Board354-8789
1:00p to 2:00pAl-AnonPresbyterian Churchwww.nj-al-anon.org
6:00pJazzerciseLutheran Church534-3367
7:00pY’sMen’sClubCall For Location428-6584
7:30pBoardofeducationHigh School, Library
7:30pHumanrelationsCommissionBorough Hall, Room 102
fRI JAN 149:15a to 10:00aPilatesPresbyterian Preschool428-6641
9:30aBowlingCall for Location65 Club429-1290
10:30arockabyereadersPublic Library429-1304
12:00n to 3:00pArtWorkDrop-offforCandidexhibitMarkeim Arts [email protected]
12:15p to 1:30pKiwanisClubTavistock Country Club858-1640
12:30p to 3:00pLunch/Snacks&MoreMabel Kay Senior Center354-8789
8:00pSeussical – The MusicalPlays & Players haddonfieldplayers.com
8:00p to 10:00penglishCountryDancingFriends Meeting House429-9186
7:30peveningMembershipDivision(Speaker:Susanrose)Fortnightly Clubhouse
7:30pAl-AnonPresbyterian Church, Third Floorwww.nj-al-anon.org
7:30p to 9:00pIntermediateItalianConversationGroupJersey Java & Tea546-5878
8:00p to 10:00penglishCountryDancingFriends Meeting House429-9186
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WHAT’S ON • HADDONfIElD�0 #491 • December 31, �010 to January 14, �011
NoticesNotices Community DirectoryRosalia Abraham Rosalia C. “Rose” Abraham (nee Cislo), a long-time resident of Haddon Heights, died on December 17, 2010, age 87. She was the wife of William C. Abraham.
Ben Addiego Dr. Ben J. Addiego, a resident of Loveladies, died on December 18, 2010, aged 82. He was the husband of Karen Addiego. He was an orthodontist in Haddonfield and a member of Tavistock Country Club.
Jean Busarello Jean J. Busarello, a resident of Cedar Brook, died on December 15, 2010, aged 85. She was the widow of Frank Homenick and John Busarello. Haddonfield relatives include a brother, Thomas Knetz (Edith). Jean was a secretary for the U.S. Postal Service in Haddonfield.
Joseph Butterworth Joseph B. Butterworth, a resident of Haddon Heights, died recently, aged 32.
Gregory Cann Gregory R. Cann Sr, a resident of Woodbury Heights, formerly of Haddon Heights, died on December 15, 2010, aged 44. He was the husband of Terry Cann. He was a 1984 graduate of Haddon Heights High School.
Walter Clisham Walter Fremont Cl isham, of Hilton Head Island SC, formerly of Haddonfield, died on December 16, 2010, aged 74. He was the husband of Patricia Clisham.
Pauline Colis Pauline E. Colis (nee Sienkiewicz), a resident of Haddonfield, died on December 15, 2010, aged 86. She was the widow of Bernard Colis.
Marcella Heffernan Marcella Heffernan, of Middlesex, died on December 20, 2010, aged 94. She was the widdow of William P. Heffernan. Haddon Heights relatives include a son, Daniel Heffernan.
Donald Kerstetter Donald B. Kerstetter, Sr., a resident of Absecon, died on December 17, 2010, aged 79. He was the husband of Patricia Ann Kerstetter. Haddonfield relatives include a daughter, Christine Gallo (Edward).
William lowther William E. Lowther, a resident of Haddonfield, died on December 12, 2010, aged 92. He was the widower of Theresa Lowther. Haddonfield relatives include a son, William Lowther (Donna).
John Mahoney John Francis “Jack” Mahoney, of Virginia, died on December 11, 2010, aged 77. He was the widower of Jean Cummings Mahoney and the husband of Rebecca Edwards Mahoney. Haddon Heights relatives include a son, Michael W. Mahoney (Christine).
Anthony Manochi Anthony “Tony” Manochi, a resident of Danbury CT, died on December 16, 2010, aged 84. He was the husband of Ena Manochi. Haddonfield relatives include a son, Glenn Manochi (Peggy).
Elizabeth Olson Elizabeth “Betty” Olson (nee Fink) of West Berlin, died recently, aged 80. She was the wife of Albert Olson. Haddon Heights relatives include a sister, Florence Hans.
Beatrice Rainier Beatrice Rainier (nee Yardley), a longtime Haddonfield resident, died on December 17, 2010, aged 89. She was the widow of Norman Rainier, Sr.
Michael Rojek Michael J. Rojek, a resident of Clark, died on December 13, 2010, aged 51. He was the husband of JuneAnn Rojek. Haddonfield relatives include a brother, Fredrick Rojek Jr.
Mary Scudder Mary Scudder (nee Pennypacker), a lifelong resident of Haddonfield, died on December 17, 2010, aged 90. Mrs. Scudder was the widow Robert M. Scudder; the mother of Mary S. “Molly” Revell (Tom), Robert P., and William F. Scudder, all of Haddonfield. She is also survived by her sister, Eleanor P. Barclay, of Haddonfield. She was a lifelong member First Presbyterian Church.
Robert Shappell Robert R. Shappell, a resident of Port St. Lucie FL, formerly of Haddonfield, died on December 15, 2010, aged 79. He was the husband of Grace Shappell.
Josephine Walczak Josephine E. Walczak (nee Senk), a resident of Haddon Heights, died on December 11, 2010, aged 85. She was the wife of Tony Walczak.
Barton Yaskin Barton Arthur Yaskin, a former resident of Haddonfield, died on December 16, 2010, aged 64.
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Bargain Alert! Grace Church’s (19 Kings Hwy E) Thrift Shop continues to thrive! Stop by to browse or to donate unwanted clothing, housewares, and small appliances. The shop is open each Saturday from 10am to 2pm. 429-0007
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@ 853-5530Cheryl Laney, VP claney@ 795-4551Lynn Biehn lbiehn@ 857-0927Joseph Ehrhardt jehrhard@ 795-0422Drew Hansen dhansen@ 229-7379Dennis Kelleher dkellehe@ 428-4262Marsha Marshall mmarshall@ 795-1514Glenn Moramarco gmoramar@ 857-1359Heather Paoli hpaoli@ 429-5911Richard 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 7:30am; 9:00am; 11:00am Mon thru Fri 8am; Sat 8am, 5pm
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 Drew Biehl, Clerk 428-6242 Sun 10am
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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 609-707-1252Council 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 663-0075Human Relations Commission Carl Maugeri 429-4700Indian 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 214Recycling David Watson 429-0183 x 123Trash Casworth 848-3505Vital 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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If not, please call Barbara Lynn or Colleen Gore at 856-428-3399 with details, so we can publish your FREE listing in the next issue of What’s On: Haddonfield.
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Are you ready to rock? Rock in 2011 at the third annual Haddonfield Rocks Concert to be held on Fri Jan 7 at 7pm at the Haddonfield Middle School (5 Lincoln Ave). The Middle School PTA Reflections Committee is sponsoring the event, which will feature eight rock bands comprised mostly of Middle School students. The school is pairing up with the Rock Shop program at the Haddonfield Conservatory of Music to showcase the talents of local students. The High School’s Co-Ed a capella group will also perform some rock tunes at the event. Tickets will be available at the door. Get there early; tickets have sold out in the past. The cost is $5 per person which includes the rock concert, refreshments, and a chance to win door prizes. Orders will be taken for specially designed Haddonfield Rocks t-shirts before and during the event. The shirts cost $10; proceeds will benefit the arts and music programs at the Middle School. For more information, contact [email protected] or visit haddonfield.k12.nj.us/ms, click on the “HMS eBoard” link, and then “Haddonfield Rocks.”
Celebrate Jimmy DelViscio The fifth annual Jimmy DelViscio Memorial Ben-efit will be held Sat Feb 5 from 8pm to 1am in the Cafeteria at Camden Catholic High School (300 Cuthbert Rd, Cherry Hill). Jimmy DelViscio, beloved Haddonfield resident and local business owner, died on November 16, 2005. Tickets cost $30; proceeds will benefit the Jimmy DelViscio Memorial Trust Fund. Attendees will enjoy an evening of food, adult beverages, soft drinks, music, and dancing. Groove to live music by John Plumley with Face Down. The Memorial Trust Fund has been created to provide college scholarships for senior wrestlers from Haddonfield Memorial High School and Cam-den Catholic. Funds also support the Schools’ Junior Wrestling Programs. Past recipients from Haddonfield have included Andrew Ecklund, John Gregorio, Jacob Carwile, and Brendan Scannell. Throughout the evening, the New Jersey Shar-ing Network will be honored. Contact George Deutsch at 904-1851, Bill O’Donnell at 609-238-3012, or Remo Croce at 488-7647 for tickets and information. To make a donation, send checks payable to: The Jimmy DelViscio Memorial Trust Fund, PO Box 8091, Cherry Hill, NJ 08002.
la leche league The La Leche League of Haddonfield invites all women interested in breastfeeding to attend meetings now being held at the First Presbyterian 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 Jan 17. 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
first Presbyterian is going live Thanks to a gift from Charles and Barbara Tourtellotte, made in memory of their son Dan, many services at the First Presbyterian Church of Haddonfield will be streamed live on the Internet. Logan Peterson, a 9th grader at Haddon Township High School, is managing the church’s technical efforts. Now friends and family will be able to access services at First Presbyterian. To view services as they are happening, go to haddonfieldpres.org. At the bottom of the homepage, click “First Presbyterian Live Event Streaming.” For more information, call 429-1960.
THANK YOU!Your Contributions to the Haddonfield Foundation
Through the Years Have Helped Support
If YOU HAveN’T cONTrIbUTed, THere’s sTIll TIme
Haddonfield Child Care Indian King Tavern Museum Haddonfield Holiday Decoration CommitteeHaddonfield Public Library Haddonfield Recreation CouncilHaddonfield Plays & Players Haddonfield Tennis AssociationPossibility Players Haddonfield Arts and Crafts League Haddonfield Drug Abuse Task ForceKingsway Learning CenterHaddonfield Stadium Lighting CommitteeMarkeim Arts CenterHistorical Society of HaddonfieldHaddonfield Little League Haddonfield Partners Interfaith CaregiversGirl Scouts Haddonfield Memorial High School: – Drama ClubHaddonfield Home School Association Mabel Kay Hospitality House Project PlaygroundHaddonfield Youth FootballBancroft Adult Program Haddonfield Alumni SocietyHaddonfield Business & Professional Association Haddonfield All-Sports Boosters Borough of Haddonfield Public School PlaygroundsJ. Fithian Tatem School PTA Haddonfield Crafts & Fine Arts FestivalHaddonfield Public SchoolsHaddonfield Memorial High School:– Athletic Hall of Fame Candlelight Shopping
Central School PTAFirst Night HaddonfieldElizabeth Haddon School PTA Borough of Haddonfield HistoriansHaddonfield Memorial High School PTAHaddonfield Middle School PTA Haddonfield Symphony H.A.T.C.H Dinosaur Sculpture: – Haddonfield Acts to Create Hadrosaurus foulkiiCardiac Defibrillator Program Senior Citizens’ Computer Training Haddonfield Community Calendar Haddonfield Crew Club Haddonfield Human Relations CommissionDrive 25 PTA Playground Haddonfield Friends School Playground Girl Scout Troop 508 Haddonfield Cultural Events CommissionHaddonfield Parks ConservancyHaddonfield Wrestling Association Haddonfield Girls’ Softball LeagueHaddonfield Farmers’ Market Haddonfield Japan Exchange HMHS Music Department: – Clavinova Keys CampaignLacrosse Booster ClubJunior Women’s Club (“Swing into Action”): – Mountwell PlaygroundHaddonfield Middle School: – Odyssey of the Mind Team Interfaith Caregivers: – Youth Outreach Haddonfield Middle School: – Project Focus
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