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Haddonfield Home’s “Celebrate Earth Day!” Benefit SaleBring a friend and come to Haddonfield Home’s Laine Brainard Jewelry sale for a unique assortment of handcrafted artisan jewelry created with stunning all-natural gems and stones. In honor of Earth Day 2010, your purchase will help benefit the Haddonfield Parks Conservancy. Please download the Benefit Sale flyer for complete details Come Celebrate the 40th Anniversary of EARTH DAY At Crows Woods, Haddonfield On Saturday, April 24, 2010 Sponsored by the Environmental Commission
10:00 AM: Come help clean up Crows Woods! 10:30 AM: A NJ State Forester will GUIDE YOU THROUGH THE WOODS!! BACK FOR MORE! 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM LIVE MUSIC performed by DICHROIC GLASS From 12:00 PM enjoy a FREE Family BBQ 12:30 PM: FROM THE UNEXPECTED WILDLIFE REFUGE: Sarah Summerville will guide you through the Crows Woods beaver habitat (yes, they live here!) PLUS High School Environmental Club Projects! Seed Potting with the Crows Woods Gardeners! AND MORE! Bring a folding chair or blanket for comfy sitting! Haddonfield Parks Conservancy’s Butch Brees takes us on a tour of Crows Woods and the changes that are being made by its newest resident, the Beaver.
Neal Rochford who is the point person of ticket sales for the Haiti benefit has asked for the HCA’s support in selling tickets for the event. The cost of tickets is $15.00 in advance, and $20.00 at the door. A copy of the flyer can be found here. Please support the event with family, friends, and others who are interested in supporting this event. You can contact Neal directly to order tickets. Neal can be reached by cell # at: 856-465-8721 or through e-mail at nroch@aol.com Thanks to everyone for your support. Anne The Haddonfield Civic Association’s town meeting was held on October 22nd in Borough Hall. This discussion was moderated by multiple term Mayor Jack Tarditi. HCA President Anne Felten was hostess and special thanks to citizen Vlogger Frank Houston for attending and recording this meeting
In recognition for their life time of non-stop community service, Linda Brees and DeForest “Butch” Brees were presented with 2009 the Alfred E. Driscoll Community Service Award at the Haddonfield Civic Association’s recent Annual Town Dinner. The 98th Town Dinner was held at the Tavistock Country Club on April 30, 2009 with an enthusiastic crowd of over 150 hungry but well behaved people in attendance. Entertainment was provided by the Haddonfield Memorial High School’s Woodwind Quintet, a talented group of students led by Christa Vernon who charmed their audience with their skillful interpretation of ‘Claire de Lune” and other musical pieces. As part of the program, the three finalists in the Bradshaw Award Essay Contest, Jackie Sikkema, Chenxi Lin, and Alexandra Kolaski read their winning entries and the Kaufmann Award for Performing Arts was presented to an outstanding high school senior in theater and drama Christian Sabelli. A “good time” was had by all, thanks to the masterful direction of the Master of Ceremonies, former mayor Gene Kain, as well as the delicious expertise of the Tavistock Country Club kitchen. The video podcast of the event is available above. This civic/social event is one of the great traditions of our town. Be there next year! |
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Haddonfield Civic Association (856) 428-3847 Mailing Address: PO Box 323 Haddonfield, New Jersey 08033-0323 Email address: contact@haddonfieldcivic.com
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