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CASH ONLY20 | haddonfield.today #108 • MARCH 11 TO APRIL 1, 2022Citizen of the YearSaturday, March 19, 2022 at 9aIn January 1973, the Haddonfield Jaycees held a breakfast at theFirst Baptist Church in honor of Mayor Eugene V. Hinski.Also honored with a “special service award” was “an outstandingcitizen” – David J. Finn Sr.Thus began two traditions that the Jaycees carried on through1991, and that the Lions Club has continued since 1992.On Saturday, March 19, 2022 at 9a.m., the 49th * Mayor’s Breakfastwill be held at the First Presbyterian Church, in Fellowship Hall.During the Breakfast, Mayor Colleen Bianco Bezich will namethe 52nd * Haddonfield Citizen of the Year and join with her fellowCommissioners to deliver a State of the Borough report. The WilliamG. Hansen Youth of the Year Award will be presented to MaddieCush, president of the Leo Club at Memorial High School.We invite you to join us for this 50th anniversary celebration.Admission is $15 at the door. (Age 12 and under $10.)* Because of Covid-19, a Mayor’s Breakfast was not held in 2021.** There were two recipients of the award in 1993, and also in 2004.u HADDONFIELD CITIZENS of the YEAR u2021 – Joseph G. “Joe” Serico2020 – Stuart N. Harting2019 – Marie E. DiMatties2018 – Robert A. “Bob” Turner2017 – George R. Cox2016 – Thomas “Tom” Baird2015 – Eugene H. “Gene” Kain2014 – Robert L. “Bob” Parsons2013 – John C. Connell2012 – Elizabeth “Betsy” Anderson2011 – Joseph P. “Joe” McElroy2010 – Joseph E. “Joe” Murphy2009 – Joy “Jamie” Horwitz Fram2008 – Eleanor “Norie” Wisniewski2007 – Robert A. “Bob” Marshall2006 – David J. Hunter2005 – Karen Weaver *2004 – Beverly Lloyd-Aldeghi *and DeForest “Butch” Brees2003 – Neal P. Rochford2002 – Janice D. “Jan” Twitchell *2001 – John H. Reisner III2000 – Letitia G. “Tish” Colombi1999 – Blair M. Murphy *1998 – William W. “Bill” Reynolds Jr *1997 – William H. “Bill” Brown1996 – Joseph F. “Joe” Haro *1995 – Mary Louise “Mary Lou” Cullurafi *1994 – Allen S. Bolinger *1993 – Charles H. “Chissie” Evans *and Ruth S. Evans *1992 – G. Frederick “Fred” Rexon Sr *1991 – Laura Hubbard *1990 – Vivian L. Stauder *1989 – Walter “Walt” Saladik *1988 – Anna T. “Tillie” Clement *1987 – William G. “Bill” Hansen *1986 – Douglas B. Rauschenberger1985 – Eugene V. “Gene” Hinski *1984 – Robert M. “Bob” Schaeffer *1983 – Louis H. Goettelmann *1982 – Edna L. Haydock *1981 – Robert J. “Bob” Twitchell *1980 – Joan L. Aiken *1979 – John J. “Jack” Tarditi Jr1978 – Patricia W. “Pat” Lennon *1977 – Robert P. “Bob” Carpenter *1976 – Dorothy B. McGlade *1975 – Raymond Wheeler *1974 – Harry T. Kaufmann *1973 – David J. Finn Sr ** Deceased
#108 • MARCH 11 TO APRIL 1, 2022haddonfield.today | 21Award • 50 Yearsm • First Presbyterian ChurchCITIZENS OF THE YEAR • MAYOR’S BREAKFAST, JANUARY 2019Photo by Ed QuinnSTANDING: Bill Brown, David Hunter, Joe McElroy, Jack Tarditi, Bob Marshall, John Reisner, Butch Brees,Joe Haro, Bob Turner, Tom Baird, Bob Parsons, Neal Rochford, Gene Kain, Doug Rauschenberger, Bill ReynoldsSITTING: Tish Colombi, Betsy Anderson, Jamie Fram, Marie DiMatties (Citizen of the Year), Bill Hansen, Joe Murphy, George CoxWHO ARE LIONS?The International Associationof Lions Clubs was established inChicago in 1917 to address socialproblems created by World War I andrapid industrialization. By 1920, therewere clubs in 23 states and Canadawith more than 6,400 members.During the 1925 Lions InternationalConvention, Helen Keller challengedLions to become “knights of the blindin the crusade against darkness.”Thus began a global commitment toissues related to sight and blindness, afocus that members of the HaddonfieldLions Club have embraced since itsfounding in 1944.There are currently 1.4 million Lionsin 48,000 clubs in some 200 countries– men and women taking action andmaking a positive impact intheir own communitiesand around the world,inspired by the motto“We Serve.”JOIN US IN SERVICE!Typically, we meet on the first andthird Thursday of each month, at6:15p.m., at Tavistock Country Club.Those interested in learning aboutwho we are and what we do arealways welcome.For more information about ourClub and its activities, or to inquireabout membership, send an email tolions@HaddonfieldAreaLions.orgor visit HaddonfieldAreaLions.org.COMING UP• Pasta Bowl. Saturday, April 2 at4p.m. at First Presbyterian Church.• Lizzy Haddon Girls BasketballTournament. Saturday, April 30 andSunday, May 1.• Breakfast with the Skirmish Troops.Saturday, June 4 at 9a.m. at FirstPresbyterian Church.HADDONFIELDAREA LIONS CLUB
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Award • 50 Years
m • First Presbyterian Church
CITIZENS OF THE YEAR • MAYOR’S BREAKFAST, JANUARY 2019
Photo by Ed Quinn
STANDING: Bill Brown, David Hunter, Joe McElroy, Jack Tarditi, Bob Marshall, John Reisner, Butch Brees,
Joe Haro, Bob Turner, Tom Baird, Bob Parsons, Neal Rochford, Gene Kain, Doug Rauschenberger, Bill Reynolds
SITTING: Tish Colombi, Betsy Anderson, Jamie Fram, Marie DiMatties (Citizen of the Year), Bill Hansen, Joe Murphy, George Cox
WHO ARE LIONS?
The International Association
of Lions Clubs was established in
Chicago in 1917 to address social
problems created by World War I and
rapid industrialization. By 1920, there
were clubs in 23 states and Canada
with more than 6,400 members.
During the 1925 Lions International
Convention, Helen Keller challenged
Lions to become “knights of the blind
in the crusade against darkness.”
Thus began a global commitment to
issues related to sight and blindness, a
focus that members of the Haddonfield
Lions Club have embraced since its
founding in 1944.
There are currently 1.4 million Lions
in 48,000 clubs in some 200 countries
– men and women taking action and
making a positive impact in
their own communities
and around the world,
inspired by the motto
“We Serve.”
JOIN US IN SERVICE!
Typically, we meet on the first and
third Thursday of each month, at
6:15p.m., at Tavistock Country Club.
Those interested in learning about
who we are and what we do are
always welcome.
For more information about our
Club and its activities, or to inquire
about membership, send an email to
lions@HaddonfieldAreaLions.org
or visit HaddonfieldAreaLions.org.
COMING UP
• Pasta Bowl. Saturday, April 2 at
4p.m. at First Presbyterian Church.
• Lizzy Haddon Girls Basketball
Tournament. Saturday, April 30 and
Sunday, May 1.
• Breakfast with the Skirmish Troops.
Saturday, June 4 at 9a.m. at First
Presbyterian Church.
HADDONFIELD
AREA LIONS CLUB
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