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Cover Story 

• Fundraiser for Friends 24 

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• Around the Town 19 

• NEW: Senior Snippets 28-31 

• The Word on the Street 3 

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• Masthead 34 

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The Word on the Street 

As some youngsters head 

to school for the first time, 

Haddonfield Friends School will 

celebrate more than 235 years of 

Tradition and Transformation. 

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Tell us about a memory of 

your first day of Kindergarten, 

or of your early school years. 

Haddonfield’s 

KRISTIN TROPEA 

loved the excitement 

of shopping for 

school supplies. “And 

ensuring that the 

color of the bow in 

my hair matched 

my dress. That 

was a big deal in 

Kindergarten.” 

MICHELLE HUGHES 

of Burlington says she 

really enjoyed “doing 

a sticker alphabet” 

on postcards: “One 

letter a week for what 

seemed like the entire 

school year.” 

The fondest memory 

for JEFF HAMMON 

of Haddonfield is 

“heading out to the 

playground at lunch 

time to play sports 

with my friends.” 

Jeff says he doesn’t 

remember much 

about class time. 

Boston’s KAITLIN 

HAMMON has fond 

memories of “sitting 

cross-legged on my 

dot”for Circle Time. 

“In those days, it 

was just fun,” she 

says. “Today, it’s 

Structured Activity.’” 

At Friends School, 

ANDY JOHNSON 

got to sit in the 

“special” Windsor 

chair “because I was 

the best-behaved 

student the day 

before.” Somehow, 

one of Andy’s arms 

got stuck between 

two spindles, “and 

the custodian had 

come and cut me 

out with a saw.” 

“I have no memory 

of my first day of 

Kindergarten,” 

says NATALIE 

MORGENSTERN of 

Haddonfield, “but I 

really enjoyed art and 

music in the early 

years.” Natalie says “I 

wasn’t much of a cello 

player, but I became a 

very good knitter at a 

very young age.”



Blood drives 

› The Red Cross will 

visit Haddonfield twice 

in September: 

• Fri Sep 1 at the First 

Presbyterian Church 

from 12n to 5pm. 

• Sat Sep 30 at Grace 

Church from 9am to 

2pm, sponsored by the 

Lions Club. 

To register, go to 

redcrossblood.org or scan 

the QR code n. 

Tennis for 

juniors 

› The Haddonfield 

Tennis Association 

will conduct two sixweek 

programs for 

juniors (ages 6 to 13) on 

Tuesdays at the Erlton 

Swim Club in Cherry Hill 

and on Sundays at the 

Wedgewood Swim Club 

in Haddonfield. 

The program will 

begin on Tue Sep 12 and 

Sun Sep 17, respectively. 

Those interested 

in participating are 

encouraged to register 

early, as space is limited. 

The cost of each 

program is $80. 

Class times for the 

Tuesday program are: 

• Ages 6 to 9 – 4 to 5pm 

• Ages 10 to 13 – 5 to 

6pm. 

For Sunday program: 

• Ages 6 to 9 – 2 to 3pm 

• Ages 10 to 13 – 3 to 

4pm. 

The program is 

directed by Mitch 

Winkler, tennis director 

for the Association for 

more than 20 years. 

A former Philadelphia 

Inquirer SJ High School 

Coach of the Year, Mitch 

was inducted into the SJ 

Tennis Hall of Fame in 

2021. 

For details, contact 

Mitch at 856-428-8541 or 

mwinkler5@verizon.net. 

DON’T THROW IT OUT! 

Recycle your 

unwanted/unused 

BIKES! 

Borough Hall Parking Lot 

Saturday, 

October 7, 2023 

9am to 2pm 

Another initiative of the Rotary Club of Haddonfield 

www.HaddonfieldRotary.org 

Tax receipt provided, if requested. 

LLC 

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Back to Colonial school 

› Ever wondered what school was like in Colonial 

times? You can find out, on Sat Sep 23, at the Indian 

King Tavern Museum. 

The Friends of the Museum invite you to drop in 

from 10 to 11:30am or 1 to 3pm to participate in a 

variety of activities that school children in the 18th 

century may have been engaged in. 

• Write your letters and numbers with pen and ink. 

• Stitch a sampler to show off your sewing and 

reading skills. 

• Assemble your very own hornbook. (A what?) 

Saturday hours are 10am to 12n and 1 to 4pm. 

Admission is free. 

Learn about backyard birds 

› The next meeting of the Haddonfield Garden Club 

will include a program titled “Backyard Birds and 

the Plants they Love.” The speaker, Kara Kennedy, 

is the owner of House Finch, a nature store in 

Collingswood. She will talk about birds that inhabit 

the Haddonfield area and ways to use native plants 

to attract them to backyards. 

The meeting will be held at the Lutheran Church 

on Tue Sep 12. It will begin with refreshments 

and social time at 12n, followed by the speaker at 

12:30pm and a business meeting. All are welcome. 

Those attending are asked to bring a nonperishable 

item for the church’s food pantry. 

Mums for sale 

› Add a bit more color 

to your life! Buy a 

chrysanthemum (or two, 

or three, or more) during 

The Haddon Fortnightly’s 

annual Mum Sale. 

As usual, the blooms 

will be provided by 

Powell’s Nursery, so 

quality is assured. 

The color choices 

are bronze, purple, red, 

white, and yellow. The 

mums are in 9” pots and 

are priced at $7 for one 

pot and 3 pots for $20. 

The order deadline is 

Tue Sep 5. 

The flowers can be 

picked up on Thu Sept 

21 from 6 to 8pm and 

on Fri Sep 22 from 9am 

to 12n at The Haddon 

Fortnightly clubhouse, 

Kings Hwy E. and Grove 

Street. 

To place your order, 

call Susan Dewey at 

609-504-2889.



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VENDOR 

FORM 

. 

LIONS CLUB 

FLEA MARKET 

• 

SATURDAY 

SEPTEMBER 9 

(Rain Date: Sept. 16) 

8am to 2pm 

• 

One Centennial Square 

33 E. Euclid Avenue 

Haddonfield 

• 

SPACE RESERVATIONS 

& INFORMATION: 

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Connect with local nonprofits 

› After much deliberation, the Borough has decided 

to revamp Fall Festival, traditionally a Saturday 

in October when community organizations set 

up tables and exhibits downtown to promote 

their programs, sell collateral items, and promote 

membership. 

The new plan calls for a Haddonfield Nonprofit 

Night to be held in Kings Court on Fri Sep 8, from 5 

to 8pm, as a kick-off to a Saturday that will include 

the Antique Auto Show on Kings Hwy and the Lions 

Club Flea Market at One Centennial Square. 

The rain date is Fri Sep 22. 

More than 30 Haddonfield nonprofit organizations 

have registered to participate: 65 Club, American 

Legion Post 38, Bible Church, Celebrations 

Association, ChildrenSong, Dance Haddonfield, 

Democratic Club, Educational Trust, Farmers 

Market, First Baptist Church, Lions Club, First 

Presbyterian Church, Friends of the Indian King 

Tavern Museum, Friends of the Library, Garden 

Club, Grace Church, The Haddon Fortnightly, 

Haddon Grange #38, The Haddonfield Foundation, 

HATCH (Dinosaur Sculpture), Historical Society, 

Interfaith Caregivers, Markeim Arts Center, Outdoor 

Sculpture Trust, Partnership for Haddonfield, Plays 

& Players, Preserving Black Haddonfield History 

Project, Republican Club, Rotary Club, United 

Methodist Church, Water Trail Association. 

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New playground at Tatem 

› The Tatem Elementary School PTA reports that after three years of planning 

and fundraising efforts, its Tiny Tiger Playground project is nearly complete. 

A ribbon-cutting has been scheduled for Fri Sep 8 at 3:15pm, following the 

first Friday of the new school year. All Tatem supporters are invited to attend 

the celebration. 

With input from students, teachers, specialists, and community members, 

the new playground features Kompan equipment that is suitable for the entire 

Tatem student body. 

The Tatem PTA funded this endeavor through grants from The Haddonfield 

Foundation and the Rotary Club of Haddonfield, along with proceeds from 

annual events and generous donations from families and local businesses. It 

was truly a community effort. The PTA hopes that all who contributed will join 

them to help spread their message of gratitude to all of Haddonfield.

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Connect with 

TRI-STATE 

JAZZ 

SOCIETY 

. 

Jazz on Sunday 

› Dan Levinson’s 

Palomar Jazz Band 

with Molly Ryan will 

visit Haddonfield on 

Sun Sep 10 for the next 

presentation by the Tri- 

State Jazz Society. 

As usual, Dan will 

assemble the cream 

of New York City’s 

flourishing hot jazz 

scene, producing a 

magical chemistry 

replete with creativity 

and excitement. These 

performers blend the 

raucous, freewheeling 

sounds of the Jazz 

Age with an alluring, 

hypnotic beat. 

The venue is the 

sanctuary of the 

Methodist Church. The 

time is 2pm. 

General admission is 

$20 ($10 for members). 

Full-time students (with 

ID) and children are free. 

Salute a vet 

› The banners that were 

hung along Kings Hwy 

last November to honor 

service members will go 

up again this fall. 

Those who wish to 

honor a family member 

or loved one with a new 

banner – all branches 

of the military, from any 

time in history – should 

contact Joseph McElroy: 

proprinting@comcast.net. 

Girls’ night out 

› Summer is over, the 

kids are in school, and 

shoppers are looking for 

some excitement, So ... 

Downtown Haddonfield 

will mark the official 

start of the new season 

with Girls’ Night Out: Fall 

Crawl on Thu Sep 21, 

from 3 to 8pm. 

Extended shopping 

hours, in-store events, 

and giveaways! 

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Library website 

› Public Library 

patrons can learn how 

to navigate the website 

and access the online 

catalog during a session 

to be hosted by the 

technology librarians on 

Wed Sep 13, from 11 to 

11:45am. 

Register here – 

bit.ly/3YxRPxT – or scan 

the QR code n in the 

margin. 

Christmas is 

coming ... 

› ... ready or not! 

One way to get ready 

is to make plans now to 

purchase a decorated 

tree from the Rotary 

Club of Haddonfield. 

For the third year, 

the Rotary Club will 

host a Christmas Tree 

extravaganza and 

auction at the Public 

Library. 

The fundraiser will 

feature up to 20 fully 

decorated thematic 

Christmas trees on 

display from Sun Nov 12 

thru Sun Nov 26. 

Proceeds will benefit 

wellness programs for 

Haddonfield elementary 

and middle school 

students. 

Sponsoring a tree is 

easy: 1. Select a theme. 

2. Purchase an artificial 

tree. 3. Decorate it at the 

library, according to the 

theme you selected. 

In previous years, 

trees have been 

decorated with themes 

such as Philly sports, 

the seashore, performing 

arts, and more. It’s a fun 

event for friends and 

family. 

For more information 

and to sponsor one 

or more trees, visit 

haddonfieldrotary.org. 

KINGS 

COURT 

FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 8 • 5 TO 8 

Historical Society • Plays & Players • 65 Club 

The Haddon Fortnightly • American Legion Post 38 

Garden Club • Republican Club • First Baptist Church 

Lions Club • HATCH (Dinosaur Sculpture) 

United Methodist Church • Friends of the Library 

Preserving Black Haddonfield History Project 

Friends of the Indian King Tavern Museum 

First Presbyterian Church • Rotary Club • Bible Church 

Haddon Grange #38 • Celebrations Association 

Farmers Market • Dance Haddonfield 

The Haddonfield Foundation • Grace Church 

Interfaith Caregivers • Partnership for Haddonfield 

ChildrenSong • Democratic Club 

Markeim Arts Center • Water Trail Association 

Educational Trust • Outdoor Sculpture Trust 

2023-24 

SEASON PREVIEW 

Plays & Players 

BALLROOM 

DANCING 

Dance 

Haddonfield 

POP-UP 

BOOK SALE 

Friends of 

the Library 

Sponsored by the 

BOROUGH OF HADDONFIELD 

Register for 

LIBRARY 

WEBSITE 

WORKSHOP 

. 

Connect with 

ROTARY 

.



Learn about girls’ experiences 

› In June, five students from Memorial High School – rising juniors – attended 

the Girls’ Career Institute at Douglass Residential College on the Rutgers 

University campus in New Brunswick. 

During their “mini college experience” they networked with other delegates 

from throughout New Jersey, learned about career choices, and sampled 

college life by living in a dorm and attending lectures and workshops. 

The students who participated will discuss their experiences during a 

meeting of The Haddon Fortnightly’s Evening Membership Department at 

7:30pm on Tue Sep 12. 

The students’ presentations will be followed by an EMD business meeting 

and refreshments. All are welcome. Registration is not required. 

The Fortnightly’s clubhouse is located at the corner of Kings Hwy E. and 

Grove Street. 

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to write 

a report 

titled 

“What 

we did 

over the 

summer.” 

PROPERTIES SOLD & RENTED 

• 220 Oak Avenue, Haddonfield $ 625,000 

• 5532 Clayton Avenue, Pennsauken $ 290,000 

• 17 Second Avenue, Haddon Heights $ 760,000 

• 185 Tavistock Court, Cherry Hill $ 300,000 

• 514 Third Avenue, Haddon Heights $ 705,000 

• 115 Treaty Elms Lane, Haddonfield $ 5,900 

• 119 Chestnut Street, Haddonfield $ 675,000 

• 409 Warwick Road, Haddonfield $ 770,000 

• 230 Village Court, Haddonfield $ 561,469 

• 123 Park Place Drive, Cherry Hill $ 266,000 

• 111 E Beechwood Avenue #6, Oaklyn $ 237,000 

• 214 Chestnut Street #2, Haddonfield $ 1,950 

• 434 Lakeview Avenue, Haddonfield $ 765,000 

• 368 Bortons Mill Road, Cherry Hill $ 608,000 

• 201 Elm Avenue, Haddonfield $ 815,000 

• 330 Ardmore Avenue, Haddonfield $ 802,000 

• 60 Pine Valley Road, Cherry Hill $ 540,000 

• 25 N Hinchman Avenue, Haddonfield $ 1,200,000 

• 227 W Merchant Street, Audubon $ 371,000 

• 281 Rhoads Avenue, Haddonfield $ 880,000 

• 810 W Redman Avenue, Haddonfield $ 3,200 

• 7 Aisling Way, Marlton $ 820,000 

• 311 Reillywood Avenue, Haddonfield $ 1,075,000 

• 429 3rd Avenue, Haddon Heights $ 740,000 

• 671 Pomona Avenue, Haddonfield $ 1,250,000 

• 114 Kings Highway W, Haddonfield $ 1,800,000 

• 3 Isabelle Court, Marlton $ 475,000 

• 203 Fern Avenue, Haddon Township $ 596,000 

• 323 Hickory Lane, Haddonfield $ 1,450,000 

• 385 Station Avenue, Haddonfield $ 1,200,000 

• 745 Cedar Avenue, Haddonfield $ 1,325,000 

SALES PENDING 

• 26 Masters Circle, Marlton $ 499,900 

• 119 Homestead Avenue, Haddonfield $ 1,750,000 

• 30 Lane of Acres, Haddonfield $ 1,999,900 

• 730 W Redman Avenue, Haddonfield $ 995,000 

• 410 Warwick Road, Haddonfield $ 1,995,000 

• 363 Farwood Road, Haddonfield $ 1,499,000 

• 190 Upland Way, Haddonfield $ 1,850,000 

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Register for 

LIONS 5K 

. 

Get into the swing ... 

› ... with Dance Haddonfield – every Sunday night, 

at Grace Church. The program begins at 6pm with 

an Intermediate Lesson. Each Sunday in September 

it will be East Coast Swing with Donna Lang. 

A Beginner Lesson starts at 6:45pm: 

• Sun Sep 3 – Bachata • Sun Sep 10 – Rumba 

• Sun Sep 17 – Polka • Sun Sep 24 – Quickstep 

Open dancing begins at 7:30pm and runs to 10pm. 

In addition to dancing, there are desserts, 

beverages, and copious amounts of Chinese food. 

Admission is $10, unless you want to take the 

Intermediate Lesson which costs an additional $5. 

More details at DanceHaddonfield.org. 

The Chipper! 

› The Public Works’ 

chipper truck will 

make its rounds on 

neighborhood trash day, 

Mon Sep 18 thru Fri Sep 

22 

Ṗlace small tree limbs 

and branches up to 6 

inches in diameter (any 

length) on the curb strip, 

not in the street. 

Questions: Call Public 

Works at 856-429-0183. 

Lions 5K will benefit juvenile diabetes research 

› The Lions Club’s third annual 5K run will follow a new route this year. The 

start and finish will be on Park Blvd in Cherry Hill, just over the Haddonfield 

border at Kings Hwy. Mark your calendar for Sat Oct 7. The start time is 9am. 

This year’s run follows the course used by the Memorial High School crosscountry 

team – through Maria Barnaby Greenwald Park and Pennypacker Park. 

It’s an exciting combination of road race and trail run. 

Entrants can register online, here – bit.ly/45uJflH – in person at the 

Haddonfield Running Company on Fri Oct 6 from 4:30 to 6:30pm, or on the day 

of the race from 7:45 to 8:45am. King’s Road Brewing Company will again host 

race participants for a light breakfast and a post-race awards ceremony. 

Proceeds will benefit the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, the leading 

global organization for research, advocacy, and community engagement to 

advance life-changing breakthroughs for Type 1 Diabetes.


#133 • SEPTEMBER 1 TO 22, 2023



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One-day season ticket sale 

› For one night only – as they say in showbiz – 

Haddonfield Plays & Players will offer a special 

discount on its 2024 season of five mainstage 

productions. The night is Fri Sep 8, from 5 to 8pm, 

when Plays & Players will join about 30 other 

Haddonfield organizations for Nonprofit Night in 

Kings Court. 

The line-up of shows? Spamalot (in January); 

Bonnie and Clyde (March); Hair (May); Assassins 

(September); Mystery of Edwin Drood (December). 

The deal? Five shows for $100. The total regular 

cost for five shows would be $160. Save $60! 

Remember: one night only; one place only. 

School Board election 

› Four residents have filed petitions to be 

candidates for three seats on the Haddonfield Board 

of Education. They are Stephen Derkoski, Jessica A. 

Drass, Michael Nuckols, and Shaherban “Nousheen” 

Yousuf-Sadiq. Nuckols is an incumbent; the others 

are newcomers. 

An election will be held on Tue Nov 7 from 6am to 

8pm. 

The deadline to register to vote is Tue Oct 17. To 

check if you are registered, go here – bit.ly/3bn4gnJ 

– or scan the QR code n. 

To register online, go here – bit.ly/2H1vnt9 – or 

scan the QR code n. 

Bargains Galore! 

Saturday, September 9, 2022 • 8 to 2 

Rain Date: Saturday, September 16 

LIONS FLEA MARKET 


Haddonfield (Euclid & Redman) 

A few vendor spaces 

are still available! $ 30 

Email: lionsclubfleamarket@gmail.com 

HADDONFIELD 

LIONS CLUB 

www.HaddonfieldLions.org 

Antique autos 

› The Ankokas 

Region on the Antique 

Automobile Club of 

America will hold its 

35th annual Haddonfield 

Car Show on Sat Sep 9. 

(If rain: Sat Sep 23.) 

As usual, the location 

will be Kings Hwy E. 

between the Speedline 

and Haddon Ave. 

Registration will take 

place from 9 to 11am. 

Trophies will be 

presented at 2pm. 

The show is open 

not only to stock and 

modified vehicles up to 

1997, but also to “Future 

Collectibles” (1998 to 

2008). Limit of 180 cars. 

Vehicles will be parked 

as they arrive, rather 

than in classes. 

Early-bird registration 

deadline is Sat Sep 2. 

To download the 

registration form, go to 

bit.ly/3ektUPa or scan n.



China, the U.S., and the future 

› Buntzie Churchill, Haddonfield resident and former longtime president of the 

World Affairs Council of Philadelphia, will be the Public Library’s guest speaker 

on Thu Sep 28 at 7pm. 

She will speak on China – its growth, ambitions, and strategies. 

China is our greatest economic competitor since World War II. As the world’s 

two largest economies, the United States and China are at loggerheads over 

issues ranging from trade and technology to national security and Taiwan. 

Under its current leadership, China’s goal is to surpass the clout of the U.S. 

and be the global leader. How is it doing? With its investments in the military, 

China appears to be bracing for confrontation, while we appear to be not very 

well prepared, even for our own defense. 

Is America still a military superpower? Yes, but ... 

To register, go here: bit.ly/449Srem or scan the QR code n in the margin. 

Register for 

CHINA 

TALK 

.



New at the Zoo 

› The Children’s 

Sculpture Zoo welcomed 

a new member to the 

menagerie during the 

summer. His name is 

Murph and he’s a gorilla. 

Stop by to say “hello!” 

The Zoo is located in 

the Tatem Memorial Park 

at the corner of Kings 

Hwy E. and Evergreen 

Lane. 

Also new ... 

› ... Artwalk, an outdoor 

gallery on Mechanic 

Street. 

An initiative of the 

Haddonfield Outdoor 

Sculpture Trust (HOST), 

Artwalk currently 

features paintings 

provided by the Markeim 

Arts Center. 

The exhibit will run 

through September. 

And ... 

› ... in front of the Indian 

King Tavern Museum, 

the Militiaman – the first 

sculpture in Haddonfield 

to be commissioned 

by HOST and funded 

by donations from 

generous members of 

the community. 

Preview all of HOST’s 

sculptures online: 

HaddonfieldSculpture.org 

CALLING ALL MOMS 

OF ADULT CHILDREN 

Are you living in or nearing an empty nest and 

would like to connect with other moms in the same 

place? We offer a launching point to connect with other 

women through speakers, social events, new hobbies, 

fun activities. Join us for our inaugural Meet-and-Greet 

complete with prizes on Tuesday, September 5 at 7pm 

at Cherry Hill Public Library.Email: momsofadultchilren 

@gmail.com • Instagram: @momsofadultchildren 

• Facebook: MOAC-Moms of Adult Children 

Labor Day trash 

› In both residential and 

business districts, trash 

and recyclables will not 

be picked up on Mon 

Sep 4 (Labor Day). 

Instead, Monday’s 

collection will be 

postponed to Tuesday. 

Tuesday’s collection 

will be as scheduled ,on 

(you guessed it) Tue Sep 

5. 

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Around the Town 


Nine companies propose 

variety of approaches to 

develop Bancroft site 

By Matt Skoufalos / August 11, 2023 

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▲ Portion of an aerial view of one of nine 

proposals submitted to the Borough in 

response to a Request for Proposals to develop 

the Bancroft campus, Kings Hwy E. and 

Hopkins Lane. 

After seven meandering years and a $3.25 million 

settlement with developer J. Brian O’Neill of 2 Hopkins 

Lane LLC, Haddonfield is prepared to hear 

new alternatives for the redevelopment of its 8.2- 

acre residential parcel, which historically housed the 

Bancroft school. 

As part of its legal negotiations with 2 Hopkins Lane 

and the nonprofit Fair Share Housing, the borough 

government was ordered to solicit alternative proposals 

for the site after O’Neill’s representatives told a 

courtroom that the group had neither the interest nor 

the intention to build there. 

The deadline to file those proposals was 4pm on 

August 10. When the bids were unsealed, the borough 

had received nine in total, submitted by developers 

ranging in size from boutique firms to those with a 

national footprint. 

What follows is a review of each of these concept 

plans as described in documents filed with the municipal 

clerk. These proposals vary in content, depth of detail, 

and presentation. They have not been previously n ... 

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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednes 

Looking Ahead (alphabetically) 

Sat Sep 30 Blood Drive (Grace Church) 

Fri Nov 24 Candlelight Shopping begins 

Mon Dec 25 Christmas Day 

Fri Nov 24 Christmas Tree Lighting & Santa Parade 

Mon Nov 6 Fall Break (ends Fri Nov 10) 

Sat Oct 14 Farmers Market last day 

Fri Oct 27 Halloween Night Market 

Mon Oct 30 Halloween Parade 

Tue Oct 31 Halloween Trick-or-Treating 

Sat Sep 23 Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off 

Sun Oct 22 Jonas Cattell 10-Mile Run 

Sat Nov 18 King’s Run 

03 04 

LABOR DAY 

05 

FIRST SCHOOL DAY Half OF 

day 06 

Dance Haddonfield /GC 6-10 

CLOSED Borough offices, banks, 

Post Office, Public Library 

Sat Oct 7 Lions’ Octoberfest 5K Run 

Sat Oct 21 Mummers on Haddon Avenue 

Mon Jan 1 New Year’s Day 

Sat Oct 14 Rotary Bike Collection 

Tue Nov 7 School Board Election 

Sat Dec 2 Snowflake Run 

Fri Sep 29 Something Rotten (thru Sat Oct 14) 

Fri Mar 29 Spring Break (thru Fri Apr 5) 

Thu Nov 23 Thanksgiving 

Sat Nov 11 Veterans Haven Run 

Mon Dec 25 Winter Break (thru Fri Dec 29) 

Sun Sep 24 Yom Kippur begins 

DEADLINE Haddon Fortnightly 

Mum Sale 

Figuring Out Retirement /MC 9-10 30 

Fitness with Mel /MK 10 15 -11 

Bridge Club /MK 12 30 -3 

Grief Support Group /MC 7 

Planning /BH 7 

Toastmasters /LC 7 15 

Schoo 

Coffee & Schmooze 

Rotary Club /TCC 12 

Bingo /MK 1-2 30 

Line Dancing with 

10 

GRANDPARENTS DAY 

11 

PATRIOT DAY 

12 13 

DEADLINE Grace Church Mum Sale 

Exhibit Opening /MAC 11-1 

Tri-State Jazz Society /MC 2 


Pilates /PC 9 15 -10 

Chair Yoga with Jackie /MK 10 15 -11 

Mah Jongg /MK 1-3 

Commission Work Session /BH 6 30 

Bereavement Support Group /MC 

7-8 30 

American Legion Post 38 /HQ 7 30 


Sculpt & Tone /PC 9 15 -10 


Book Club /MK 11-12 

Garden Club: Backyard Birds /LC 12 


Junior Tennis /ESC 4-5, 5-6 





Library Website & O 

/PL 11-11 45 

Something to Chew 


Grace Choristers /G 

Rotary Club Picnic / 

Back-to-School Nig 

Republican Club /B 

Girls’ Career Institute /HF 7 30 Pilates /PC 9 15 -10 

17 

ROSH Last night 

HASHANAH 

18 19 20 

Junior Tennis /WSC 4-5, 5-6 



Senior Citizen /MK 9 15 

Chair Yoga with Jackie /MK 10 15 -11 

Mah Jongg /MK 1-3 

Bereavement Support Group /MC 

7-8 30 

Shade Tree /BH 9 





Back-to-School Night /MHS 6 45 


Zoning /BH 7 



Rotary Club /TCC 12 

Bingo /MK 1-2 30 


Library Author Talk 

2-3 

Back-to-School Nig 

History of Black Sett 

Municipal Alliance / 

Historic Preservation 

1CS 

BH 

CS 


Borough Hall 

Central School 

DT 

ESC 

HS 

Downtown 

Erlton Swim Club 

Haddon School 

GC 

HF 

HPP 

Grace Church 

Haddon Fortnightly 

Haddonfield Plays & Players 

HQ American Legion Post 38 

HS High School 

KC Kings Court 

LC Lutheran Chur 

MAC Markeim Arts 

MC Methodist Chu

day 

l half day 



Thursday Friday Saturday 

Open Hours 

Acme M-S 7-10, Su 7-9 

Borough Hall M-F 8 30 -4 30 

CVS M-F 9-9, S 9-7, Su 12-5 

• Pharmacy* M-F 9-9, S 9-5, Su 12-5 

Greenfield Hall M W F 1-4 

Indian King Tavern Museum 

W Th F S 10-12, 1-4, Su 1-4 

Post Office M-F 8 30 -4 30 , S 9-1 

Public Library M T Th 10-8, 

W F 10-6, S 10-2, Su 12-4 

Rite Aid M-F 9-9, S 8-9, Su 10-6 

• Pharmacy* M-F 9-7, S 10-6, Su 11-5 

* Pharmacies are closed 1 30 -2 

01 SEP 02 

Haddonfield Today 

Thrift Shop /GC 10-4 

Chair Yoga /MK 10 15 -11 

Scrabble /MK 11 -1 

Blood Drive /PC 12 -5 

Kiwanis Club /MBG 12 15 -1 30 

07 

School full day 

08 09 

/MK 10-12 Beginner Art Class /MK 9-11 

15 

-1 30 


Advanced Art Class /MK 11-2 

Mavis /MK 1-2 30 Tai Chi /MK 1-1 45 

65 Club /110 1 30 

Lions Club /TCC 6 15 

Library Author Talk: Lidia Bastianich 

/V 7-8 

Master Plan /BH 7 





Playground Ribbon-Cutting /TS 3 15 

Nonprofit Night /KC 5-8 

Library Friends’ Book Sale /KC 5-8 

Plays & Players’ Ticket Sale /KC 5-8 

DEADLINE Early-Bird Registration 

for Antique Auto Show 

Farmers Market /KC 8 30 -1 30 


DEADLINE Citizen of the Year Photo 

Contest deadline 

Lions Flea Market /1CS 8-2 


Library Friends’ Book Sale /PL 9-1 

Antique Auto Show /DT 9-4 


/MK 10-12 

nline Catalog 

On /MK 12 30 -2 

Mavis /MK 1-2 30 

C 4-6 

GH 6 

ht /HS 6 45 

H 7 

14 15 

ROSH First night 

HASHANAH 

16 

Beginner Art Class /MK 9-11 




Tai Chi /MK 1-1 45 

65 Club /110 1 30 

Tradition & Transformation /TCC 6 30 

Back-to-School Night /TS 6 45 

CLOSED Public Schools 







21 

FALL EQUINOX 

22 

Haddonfield Today 

23 

Beginner Art Class /MK 9-11 

/MK 10-12 Sculpt & Tone /PC 9 15 -10 

15 

-1 30 



Mavis /MK 1-2 30 Tai Chi /MK 1-1 45 

: Adam Alter /V 65 Club /110 1 30 

Girls’ Night Out /DT 5-8 

ht /CS 6 45 

Pick Up Mums /HF 6-8 

lements /LC 7 Lions Club /TCC 6 15 

BH 7 

Human Relations /BH 7 30 

/BH 7 30 




Mayor’s Community Collaborative 

/V 12-1 


RAIN DATE Nonprofit Night /KC 5-8 

Pick Up Mums /GC 6-8 


RAIN DATE Antique Auto Show / 

DT 9-4 


Seniors’ Picnic /MK 12-2 

ch 

Center 

rch 

MK 

MS 

PC 

Mabel Kay Senior Center 

Middle School 

Presbyterian Church 

PL 

TCC 

TS 

Public Library 

Tavistock Country Club 

Tatem School 

V Virtual 

WSC Wedgewood Swim Club 

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History of Black settlements 

› South Jersey once had more than 100 enclaves 

of free Blacks in self-sustaining towns or smaller 

communities. Many emerged from stops on the 

Underground Railroad, often with support from 

local Quaker meeting houses. 

Over the years a few of these, such as 

Lawnside, managed to maintain an independent 

identity. Others – Saddlertown and Timbuctoo in 

Westampton, for example – have benefited from 

study and efforts to bring their history to light. 

Most, though, are threatened with extinction from 

memory, unknown even to most who live within 

their boundaries. 

Milford, later known as Kresson, is one such place 

whose story is threatened, a fate that historian Paul 

Schopp has long fought to prevent. 

In the 19th century, the community along the 

border of Evesham and Voorhees Townships (near 

where Kresson Road meets Route 73) became a 

place of refuge for Blacks fleeing slavery in the 

South and other free Blacks looking for land and 

work to make a living. Josiah Evans of Haddonfield’s 

Evans Mill, who resided at the area now known as 

Croft Farm, is just one of the historical figures who 

had ties to Milford and the Underground Railroad. 

Paul Schopp will discuss the history of Milford 

at the Lutheran Church on Wed Sep 20 at 7pm, 

sponsored by the Historical Society.



Friends School fundraiser for the future 

› When Haddonfield Friends School was built in 1786, it was the town’s first 

school. It has been in continuous operation ever since. 

Today, the historic building and school community are a vital part of the 

wider community and, because of the site’s proximity to Kings Hwy, of the 

fabric of the downtown. While preserving beloved traditions, the school is 

forward-thinking and is committed to seeking innovative ways to meet the 

evolving and dynamic needs of students, families, teachers, and alumni. It has a 

vision that will help define and ensure the next chapter at Haddonfield Friends. 

That next chapter will begin with a once-in-a-generation opportunity to 

preserve the 1786 building and ensure it will meet – and exceed – the needs of 

future students and residents. 

Haddonfield Friends School has been awarded a $725,000 matching grant 

from the New Jersey Historic Trust for restoration of the original school 

building. The grant and the matching funds raised will be used to enhance 

the learning environment, make historically appropriate improvements and 

repairs, establish environmental stewardship projects on the school grounds, 

and improve accessibility. 

It’s a big project, and members of the school community are thinking big in 

their determination to meet the challenge. One of the first steps is to invite all 

who share their love for the school, its historic building, and its grounds to a 

Tradition & Transformation cocktail reception at Tavistock Country Club on 

Thu Sep 14 from 6:30pm. 

In addition to regular tickets for the event, at $250 per person, various 

levels of sponsorship are available. So too is founding membership of the 1786 

Society (which includes two tickets to the event and other yearly benefits). 

Tickets may be purchased at HaddonfieldEvents.com. That site may also be 

used to sign on to be a sponsor of the event, or to make a matching donation to 

the Tradition & Transformation fund generally. Donations are tax-deductible. 

Purchase 

tickets, sign 

on to sponsor 

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• Fresh Flowers 

• Seasonal Plants 

• Mexican Favorites 

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when you spend $25 

or more on fresh fruit 

and/or vegetables at our 

Farmers Market stall in 

Kings Court (Sat 8:30 to 

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on Haddon Avenue 

(Sat and Sun 9 to 6). 

One pound pack. While supplies last. 

One free pack per customer per day. 

Through September 30, 2023. 

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Connect 

with 

FRIENDS 

OF THE 

LIBRARY 

. 

Meet 

NOAM AVIEL 

. 

Connect with 

GRACE 

CHORISTERS 

. 

S Y M P H O N Y I N C 

We are thrilled 

to welcome 

NOAM AVIEL 

as the new 

Music Director 

for Symphony in C! 

Born in Israel, Noam Aviel 

studied voice performance 

and orchestral conducting 

at Tel Aviv University, then 

orchestral conducting at 

Illinois State University. 

As Associate Conductor of 

the San Antonio Symphony, 

she was named one of 25 

“Renaissance Women” 

who have shaped the city of 

San Antonio. Scan the QR 

code to learn more! 

Symphony in C is one of only three 

professional training orchestras in the US 

preparing musicians and conductors who 

are on the cusp of world-class careers. 

Our 2023-24 season of five concerts at 

Rutgers-Camden Center for the Arts 

includes works by Corelli, Vivaldi, 

Mendelssohn, Dvořák, Beethoven, 

Henriette Renié, Leonard Bernstein, and 

Florence Price. Dates to be announced. 

Learn more at symphonyinc.org 

856-963-6683 

Symphony in C concerts are supported, in part, by funds from the 

New Jersey State Council on the Arts, Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, 

the Presser Foundation, Horizon Foundation for NJ, the William G. Rohrer 

Charitable Foundation, and TD Charitable Foundation. 

Symphony in C is a member of ArtPride and the South Jersey Cultural Alliance (SJCA). 

Books for sale 

› Haddonfield Friends 

of the Library will be 

among 30 nonprofit 

organizations in Kings 

Court on Fri Sep 8 from 

5 to 8pm. 

They will be inviting 

those who stop by to 

apply for membership, 

providing information 

about the many ways 

they support the Public 

Library, and ... selling 

books! 

If you can’t make it on 

Friday, try Saturday (Sep 

9) from 9am to 1pm at 

Library Point. 

If you can’t make it 

on either day but want 

to support the Friends 

financially, go here – 

hfol.org/support – or 

scan the QR code n. 

The Friends is a 501(c) 

(3) nonprofit corporation, 

so contributions are taxdeductible. 

Wanted: 

Choristers 

› Grace Choristers, 

a choral education 

program at Grace 

Church (Episcopal), 

will resume rehearsals 

on Wed Sep 13 (4 to 

6pm). Children ages 6 to 

12 enjoy a challenging 

curriculum in a 

supportive, nurturing 

environment. 

Choir members begin 

reading music right away 

and develop a healthy 

singing voice through 

vocal exercises and 

training. They receive 

professional training 

in the fundamentals of 

music, including sightreading, 

ear-training, and 

music theory. 

Email Diane Caruso at 

music@gracehaddon.org, 

visit gracehaddonfield. 

org/choristers-at-grace, or 

scan the QR code n.


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Purchase 

tix for 

SOMETHING 

ROTTEN 

. 

Additions 

Renovations 

New 

Construction 

856.795.4550 

www.WagnerArchitect.com 

The Rotary Club 

of Haddonfield Foundation 

supports worthy nonprofit 

organizations in Haddonfield 

and beyond. 

Our 2023 Grant Recipients: 

• Haddonfield Educational Trust 

for research on Black history in Haddonfield 

• Historical Society of Haddonfield 

for restoration of damages documents 

• Little Hands, Little Feet 

a children’s clothing ministry 

• Garden State Council, BSA 

for an outreach program to expand scouting 

• Boys & Girls Club of Camden Co. 

for an after-school tutoring and exercise program 

• The Tender 

for a yoga and meditation for an adult day program 

• B.O.S.S. Mentoring 

for mentoring young men in Camden with workshops, 

life skills, and career development 

• Rotary International Foundation 

for dental equipment in Zambia 

To all who sponsored our Topgolf 

event and made other contributions ... 

thank you! You have made a world 

of difference. 

HaddonfieldRotary.org 

On stage 

› Plays & Players is 

preparing to transport 

its audiences back to the 

1590s. 

Brothers Nick and 

Nigel Bottom are 

desperate to write a hit 

play but are stuck in the 

shadow of a local rock 

star popularly known as 

“The Bard.” 

When a soothsayer 

predicts that the future 

of theater will involve 

singing, dancing, and 

acting at the same time, 

Nick and Nigel set out 

to write the world’s 

very first musical. But 

amid the scandalous 

excitement of opening 

night, the Bottom 

Brothers realize that 

reaching the top means 

being true to thine own 

self ... and all that jazz. 

Something Rotten will 

open on Fri Sep 29 and 

run thru Sat Oct 14. 

More mums 

for sale 

› Grace Gardeners – a 

group at Grace Church 

– has launched its Fall 

Mum Sale. 

The group is offering: 

• 9” potted garden 

mums for $7 each, or 5 

for $30. Available colors 

are bronze/orange, 

purple, red, white, and 

yellow. 

• 14.5” bushel wooden 

baskets for $25 each. 

The order deadline 

is Sun Sep 10. Checks 

should be made payable 

to “Grace Church” (with 

“Mum Sale” on the 

memo line) and mailed 

to Gretchen Poliero, 

1026 Concord Circle, 

Haddonfield NJ 08033. 

Pick-up date is Fri Sep 

22 from 11am to 1pm. 

Questions? Call 

Gretchen Poliero at 

856-429-5766.


Senior Snippets 

Senior art show 

› Entries in the 57th annual 

Senior Citizens Juried Art 

Contest, sponsored by the 

Camden County Cultural and 

Heritage Commission, will be 

on display at the Rohrer Center 

(1889 Route 70 East, Cherry 

Hill) weekdays from 9am to 

4pm thru Wed Sep 20. 

Haddonfield residents 

typically are among the top 

prize winners. Check it out! 

Senior services 

› Information about a wide 

variety of services for seniors 

is available on the Camden 

County website. 

Go to camdencounty.com, 

click on the “Services A-Z” bar. 

Next, click on “S” and then 

click on “Senior Services 

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their lifetime. 

What can you do to prevent 

falls? Find out on Wed Sep 27 

from 10:30 to 11:30am, at the 

Mabel Kay Senior Center. 

This is the same workshop 

that has been presented 

twice this year, and that was 

“sold out” both times. It will 

be presented by Erin Jones of 

B. Well Health – Training for 

Life on behalf of the Family 

& Consumer Sciences/Home 

Economic Professionals of 

South Jersey. 

The program is free, but 

registration is required. Call 

856-354-8789 or email Sheri 

Siegel at ssiegel@haddonfieldnj.gov. 

Priority to those who did 

not attend an earlier session. 

Scan for 

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• Lynn S. Vorlander, 72 


• James C. Giudice, 81 


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July 6, 2023 

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July 5, 2023 

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Book Club is back! 

› Join Heather Lacy of the 

Haddonfield Public Library at 

the Mabel Kay Senior Center 

on Tue Sep 12 from 11am 

to 12n to discuss The Exiles by 

Christina Baker Kline. 

Registration is not required 

– just show up! 

Questions? Call Sheri Siegel 

at 856-354-8789 or email 

ssiegel@haddonfield-nj.gov. 

Bring a friend! 


Lunch and learn in September 

› Something to Chew On is a lunch-and-speaker program 

held at the Mabel Kay Senior Center on the second and fourth 

Wednesdays of each month: 12:30 to 2pm. 

The program is free for residents; a suggested $3 donation for 

non-residents is requested to cover lunch. Registration required. 

• Wed Sep 13 – Greg Hambleton, administrative director, Fine 

Arts & Performing Center at Cumberland County College. 

• Wed Sep 27 – Lt Sal Holloway of the Haddonfield Police 

Department will discuss the latest scams that seniors need to be 

aware of; Corporal Jake Sorg will be accompanied by everyone’s 

favorite, Canine Officer Blue. 

Email ssiegel@haddonfield-nj.gov or call 856-354-8789. 

Mabel Kay Senior 

WE WELCOME NEW PATIENTS 

Center programs Hearing loss and your health. 

For details, pick up a paper copy Hearing Loss and Your Health 

DID YOU KNOW... 

at the Mabel Kay Senior Center. 

...that untreated 

• Art (Beginners) hearing loss impacts 

our lives? 

Thursdays – 9 to 11am 

It can lead to 

• Art (Advanced) communication 

Thursdays – 11am problems to 2pm with family, 

friends, and colleagues 

• Bingo and can lead to 

1st and 3rd Wednesdays irritability, stress, – 

1 to 2:30pm isolation,cognitive 

decline, and even early 

• Book Clubonset of dementia. 

2nd Tuesdays – 11am to 12n 

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• Bridge 

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Tuesdays – 12:30 to 3pm 

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• Coffee & Schmooze 

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Wednesdays – 10am to 12n problems (856) 429-6930 with family, • www.meserall.com friends, 

• Fitness & Rhythm and colleagues. It has been linked 

Tuesdays – 10:15 to 11am to irritability, stress, isolation, 

Thursdays – 10:15 to 11am cognitive decline, and even 

• Line Dancing (Beginners) early onset of dementia. 

Wednesdays – 1 to 2:30pm 

• Mah Jongg 

CALL TODAY TO SCHEDULE 

Mondays – 1 to 3pm 

A HEARING TEST AND 

• Scrabble 

FREE CONSULTATION! 

Fridays – 11am to 1pm 

• Something to Chew On 

2nd and 4th Wednesdays – 

MESERALL 

12:30 to 2pm 

Registration required VISION • HEARING 

• Tai Chi 

Haddonfield’s Hearing Aid Experts 

Thursdays – 1 to 1:45pm 

for over 75 Years 

• Yoga (Chair Yoga) 

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Fridays – 10:15 to 11am 856-429-6930 • www.meserall.com 

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Coming up: 

› Mon Oct 2 – A weekly 

Beginners’ Spanish class at the 

Mabel Kay Senior Center from 

11:15am to 12:15pm. 

Cathy Campbell, who will 

lead the class, has a Masters’ 

degree in teaching languages, 

spent a year teaching English 

in Mexico, and almost 30 years 

in Camden public schools 

teaching ESL. 

Registration is not required, 

and the class is being held on 

a come-when-you-can basis. 

Será divertido! (¡It will be 

fun!) 

• Wed Oct 11 – How 

to Choose a Retirement 

Community. 

• Wed Oct 25 – The 10 

Warning Signs of Alzheimer’s 

Disease. 

Also, back by popular 

demand: a new Memoir 

Project, in collaboration with 

public school students. 

Take a trip! 

› Audubon-based Senior 

Citizens United Community 

Services sponsors a program of 

day and overnight trips. 

Packages include 

transportation, entertainment 

and an escort. Most day trips 

include a meal. 

Some examples: 

• Thu Sep 7 – Grounds 

for Sculpture with lunch at 

Villaggio Iccara. $115 

• Fri Sep 8 – Cape May 

Maritime Tour, including 

dolphin watch, lunch at the 

Lobster House, trolley tour, 

and Fisherman’s Wharf tour. 

$159 

• Sat Sep 16 – Lancaster 

Farm Adventure. $89 

For details about scores of 

upcoming trips, sign up for the 

SCUCS newsletter. 

Scan the QR Code n or visit 

scucs.org/newsletter-sign-up.




Connect with 

H’FIELD 

FINANCIAL 

. 

It’s time to picnic! 

› The Mabel Kay Senior 

Center will kick off its fall 

season of programs with a 

picnic for seniors on Sat Sep 

23 from 12n to 2pm. 

On the menu: Food, drinks, 

music, raffle prizes provided 

by local establishments ... and 

fun for all. 

Whether you’re a Mabel Kay 

regular or a senior who’s never 

been to the 

center before, you’re welcome. 

Strong friendships were 

formed at each of the last two 

picnics by folks who came by 

themselves. They still meet up 

at least weekly. 

The fee: $3 for Haddonfield 

residents, $5 for nonresidents, 

payable at the door. 

Registration (for catering 

purposes) is requested by 

Sat Sep 16. Call Sheri Siegel 

at 856-354-8789 or email 

ssiegel@haddonfield-nj.gov. 

65 Club speakers 

› Speakers at upcoming 

meetings of the 65 Club (a 

social club for retired male 

residents of Haddonfield) 

include: 

• Thu Sep 7 – Richard 

Schmidt, on new stroke 

treatments (and what to do 

if you have a stroke). 

• Thu Sep 21 – John Levy 

on maritime laws and cases. 

• Thu Sep 28 – Amanda 

Weeks of B. Well Health. 

• Thu Oct 5 – Chef Michelle 

DiPietro, author of Soupified. 

• Thu Oct 19 – Bob 

Redding of the South Jersey 

Astronomy Club 

Retired? Male? 

Haddonfield resident? 

Interested in hearing any (or 

all) of the above speakers? 

Contact Chuck Kanupke at 

856-795-5810. 

Meeting time: 1:30pm. 

Adam Puff 

Founder & CEO 

Accredited Investment 

Fiduciary 

205 N Haddon Avenue 

Haddonfield, NJ 08033 

856-795-0471 

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Get fit this fall! Pilates, sculpt-&-tone 

› A new session of the popular fitness classes at the Presbyterian Church, 

conducted by Sue Heindel, will begin on Mon Sep 11. 

• Mondays and Wednesdays, from 9:15 to 10am: Pilates. 

A progressive series of exercises that accommodate all fitness levels, focus 

on the abdominals and back, and are designed to increase strength, flexibility, 

and balance. 

• Tuesdays and Thursdays, from 9:15 to 10am: Sculpt & Tone. 

Group fitness using a non-aerobic strength-training system that combines 

effective exercises based on weight training, Pilates principles, and 

calisthenics, with tools such as tubes, bender balls, and glides. 

Contact Sue for details and fees: sueheindel@gmail.com or 609-238-5468. 

Proceeds benefit the First Presbyterian Preschool. 

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Back to school 

› The first day of public 

school for the 2023-24 

year will be Tue Sep 5. 

It’s a half day for 

students, as is Wed Sep 

6. The first full day will 

be Thu Sep 7. 

Back-to-School Nights 

are scheduled as follows 

– all at 6:45pm: 

• Wed Sep 13 

Elizabeth Haddon 

Elementary 

• Thu Sep 14 

J F Tatem Elementary 

• Tue Sep 19 

Memorial High School 


Central Elementary 


Middle School 

Public schools will 

be closed for Rosh 

Hashanah on Fri Sep 15 

and Yom Kippur on Mon 

Sep 25. 


Got old bikes? 

› If you have bicycles in 

your garage or basement 

that you no longer need, 

the Rotary Club will be 

happy to take them off 

your hands and give 

them a second life. 

When you take your 

unused bicycles to the 

Borough Hall parking 

lot on Sat Oct 7 (9am to 

2pm), Rotary will collect 

them and hand them 

over to Zummo Bikes 

for their Dream Building 

Bike Program. 

Zummo refurbishes 

the bikes and donates 

them to deserving 

students and families 

who need transportation 

to get to work or school. 

Got questions about 

Rotary’s CycleRecycle 

Program? Email 

ian.p.gallagher@ampf.com 

or assadkhouryllc@gmail. 

com. 

New exhibit at the Markeim 

› The opening reception for The Art of Joey Rihl & 

Jay Miller will take place at the Markeim Arts Center 

on Sun Sep 10 from 11am to 1pm. 

All are invited to see “a stunning, bold show sure 

to leave an impression.” And to enjoy a Sunday 

brunch from the kitchen of Rosie Hymerling, a 

Markeim board member. 

Joey Rihl grew up in Haddonfield and volunteered 

at the Markeim in his youth. He has trained in 

classical realism for years, and has studied at Studio 

Incamminati, Philadelphia. He finds the inspiration 

for his works in history, literature, theatre, and 

classic film. Joey creates his art using oil paints and 

graphite/ink on paper. He lives in Merchantville. 

Jay Miller’s background includes studying at the 

Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, practicing as 

a full-time painter, and working in the graphic arts 

industry. Much of Jay’s work – in acrylics and mixed 

media – expresses the dynamic tension that exists 

between the order and chaos that shape our mutual 

reality. Recently, Jay has turned his attention to 

creating semi-abstract representations of people in 

public life who have meant much to him. 

The exhibition will run thru Fri Nov 17. 

Admission is $8 ($5 for Markeim members).


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Music Fest on the Highway 

› Mark your calendar: A new Borough initiative – 

the Haddonfield Music Festival – has been slated 

for Sat Oct 14. This first-of-its-kind event will take 

place on Kings Hwy and feature live, original music 

by headliners performing on the main stage, and 

Haddonfield-based talent on the local stage. It 

also will provide opportunities to savor all that 

Haddonfield food and beverage businesses offer. 

The Borough has created a number of 

promotional packages, ranging from $500 to $10,000, 

designed to appeal to prospective sponsors. 

Details? Contact Louise Salvatore at 856-429-4700 

x 215 or lsalvatore@haddonfield-nj.gov. 

Author talks in September 

› The Public Library will present three virtual talks 

by prominent authors in September: 

• Thu Sep 7 from 7 to 8pm – Lidia Bastianich will 

speak on “Life, Love, Family, and Food.” 

Born in Pula, on the Istrian peninsula, Lidia grew 

up surrounded by love and security, learning the art 

of Italian cooking from her beloved grandmother. 

But when a communist regime annexed Istria, 

Lidia’s family fled, eventually to the United States. 

Lidia will preview her newest cookbook Lidia’s 

From Our Family Table to Yours: More Than 100 

Recipes Made With Love for All Occasions: A 

Cookbook. 

• Wed Sep 20 from 2 to 3pm – Adam Alter will tell 

us “How to Get Unstuck When It Matters Most.” 

Whether you’re muddling through a midlife crisis, 

wrestling with writer’s block, trapped in a thankless 

job, or trying to remedy a fraying friendship, 

the resulting emotion is usually a mix of anxiety, 

uncertainty, fear, anger, and numbness. Anatomy 

of a Breakthrough provides a roadmap to escape 

inertia and flourish in the face of friction. 

• Wed Sep 27 from 8 to 9pm – Amor Towles will 

speak about writing three international bestsellers: 

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