Haddonfield Today 108_2022Mar11

#108 • MARCH 11 TO APRIL 1, 2022
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3/19: Mayor’s
Breakfast
The Lions Club,
sponsors of the annual
Mayor’s Breakfast for
the past 30 years, has
rescheduled this year’s
event to Sat Mar 19.
The location is the
Presbyterian Church’s
Fellowship Hall. Start
time: 9am.
The reason for the
postponement (from Sat
Jan 22) was the Club’s
concern for the health
of those attending, given
the recent dramatic
increase in cases of
Covid-related illness and
hospitalization.
The Lions Club is
putting plans in place to
ensure that appropriate
social distancing will
be possible. Masks and
proof of vaccination will
be required.
Those who attend
the Breakfast can
look forward to some
enhanced features
related to the Citizen of
the Year award.
The first award was
presented in 1973 and
2022 marks the 50th
anniversary, so the Lions
want to honor not only
this year’s recipient,
but also give special
recognition to past
recipients who are able
to attend.
In addition to the
Citizen of the Year
award, the Lions will
present the William
Hansen Youth of the Year
award to Maddie Cush,
president of the Leo Club
at the High School.
Tickets for the
Breakfast are $15 ($10
for those age 12 and
under). Exception: There
may be no such thing
as a free lunch, but
former Citizens get to eat
breakfast for free.