2016 Community Calendar

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Haddon Heights Business & Professional Association
Historic View of 109 East Atlantic Avenue – now Stanfill Manor
2016 Community Calendar
JANUARY
SUNDAY
Blood Donor
Hobby ● Mentoring ● Soup Month
MONDAY
FEBRUARY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
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13
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27
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21
27
DECEMBER
T W T
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2
3
8
9 10
15 16 17
22 23 24
29 30 31
THURSDAY
C. LEN SCHMIDT
& SON, INC.
American Heart ● Black History
Love Your Library Month
John H Schmidt
Three Generations of Service
547-0656
Bath & Kitchen Remodeling
Plumbing License No. 1775
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18
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FEBRUARY
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16 17 18
23 24 25
M
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22
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FRIDAY
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20
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SATURDAY
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JANUARY
T NEW
W YEARS
T
F DAY
S
1 Closed
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Public Bldgs-Schools
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2 COUNCIL RE-ORG 11am
MARCH
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RECYCLING
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28 29 30 31
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www.clenschmidtson.com
NJ Contractor Reg. #13VH00095500
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Nat’l Trivia Day
MARCH
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21
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10
11 TRASH
Nat’l Save the Eagles Day
Circolo Italiano 7:30pm
HHYA 8pm
12
APRIL
Talia Derins - B
17
18
Ritz “9 to 5 the Musical” 8pm
MAY
6
7 BRUSH - E
8
Good Neighbors 7pm
Sons of Italy 7pm
BOE 7:30pm
HH Soccer Club 7pm
Kidney Disease
Awareness
SJ Metal Detecting Club 7pm
Nutrition ● Women’s History Month
TRASH
MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR
Public Bldgs-Schools Closed
Municipal Alliance 7pm
Erica Seaverns - B
24
25 TRASH
Nat’l Compliment Day
Train Show 12-4pm
Hist Soc 7pm Library
Nat’l Railway Hist Soc 7:30pm
JUNE
19
13
14 BRUSH - W
Ritz “9 to 5 the Musical”
Nat’l Rubber Ducky Day
P&R 7:30pm
HHBPA 8am
Autism
Awareness
PTG 7pm Glenview
Distracted Driving Awareness
Keep America Beautiful Month
BORO COUNCIL 7pm
WHITE GOODS
IFC Orientation 9-11:30am
20
Nat’l Cheese Lover’s Day
EC 7pm
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APRIL
S Nat’l
M Apricot
T W Day
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Adopt-A-Cat ● Dairy
Fresh Fruit & Vegetables Month
Picnic ● Ice Cream
Independent Retailer Month
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Ritz “9 toMAY
5 the Musical” 8pm
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22 RECYCLING
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Train Show 5-8pm
Ritz “9 APRIL
to 5 the Musical” 8pm
Train Show 10am-5pm
Ritz “9 toJUNE
5 the Musical” 8pm
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MAY
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Nat’l Puzzle Day
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29 RECYCLING
Nat’l Kazoo Day
HPRC 7:30PM
31
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Ritz “9MARCH
to 5 the Musical” 8pm
BRUSH - E
Nat’l Squirrel Appreciation Day
PB 7pm
S
HH Soccer Club 7pm
Nat’l Chocolate Cake Day
RECYCLING
FEBRUARY
T W T
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16 17 18 19
23 24 25 26
15 RECYCLING
21
Blood Pressure ● Date Your Mate
Jewish American Heritage
National Bike Month
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JULY
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St. Mary’s-Rowan U Choir 4pm
JULY
BOE
BOH
E
EC
FPC
Board of Education
Board of Health
East
Environmental Commission
First Presbyterian Church
FUMC
HHBPA
HHFHC
HHSC
HHYA
First United Methodist Church
HH Business & Professional Association
HH Field Hockey Club
HH Soccer Club
HH Youth Association
●
HPRC
IFC
P&RC
PB
PTG
5
12
19
26
Review
JUNE
W
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20 21 22
27 28 29
Commission
M
Historic Preservation
Interfaith Caregivers
Parks & Recreation Committee
Planning Board
Parents Teachers Group
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16 17 18
23 24 25
30Rotary
SHH
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Village PB
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THU
@
AUGUST
T W T
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30 31 - Tavistock
6:15pm
Sustainable Haddon Heights
Town-Wide
Village Playbox
West
FEBRUARY
SUNDAY
American Heart ● Black History
Love Your Library Month
MONDAY
1
TRASH
Nat’l Freedom Day
PROPERTY TAXES DUE
MARCH
TUESDAY
2
WEDNESDAY
S
M
JANUARY
T W T
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10
17
24
31
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THURSDAY
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13
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7
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MARCH
T W T
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22 23 24
29 30 31
FRIDAY
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SATURDAY
3
4 BRUSH – E
5 RECYCLING
6
Nat’l Carrot Cake Day
HH Soccer Club 7pm
Ritzy’s “Sword In the Stone”
Kidney Disease Awareness
PTG Valentine’s Dance Party
FUMC Soup & Sandwich 11-2
Village PB “Rumors” 8pm
BORO COUNCIL 7pm
Nat’l Groundhog Day
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FEBRUARY
T W T
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9 10 11
16 17 18
23 24 25
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APRIL
W T
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Jan & Marshall - A
7
8
CHINESE NEW YEAR
TRASH
Nat’l Boy Scouts Day
HHYA 8pm
APRIL
14
VALENTINES DAY
GBBC – www.BirdCount.org
St. Mary’s Opera & Chocolate
MAY
21
15 PRESIDENTS DAY
TRASH
28
Society for Poets of SNJ - B
29
TRASH
10
11 BRUSH - W
12 RECYCLING
13
HHBPA
6pm
Nat’l
Make
A
Friend
Day
GBBC
–
www.BirdCount.org
Autism Awareness
BOH 7:30pm
PTG Valentine’s Day Dance
Sons of Italy 7pm
Nat’l Pizza Day
BOE 7:30pm
16
TRASH
22
JUNE
9
23
17
18 BRUSH - E
Nat’l Random Acts of Kindness PB 7PM
EC 7pm
P&R 7:30pm
Blood Pressure
● Date Your
Mate
National Bike Month
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M
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BORO COUNCIL 7pm
WHITE GOODS
24
MARCH
T W T
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2
3
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15 16 17
22 23 24
29 30 31
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24
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RECYCLING
Village APRIL
PB “Rumors” 8pm
M
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MAY
W
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18
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JUNE
Village PB
“Rumors” 8pm
M
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BRUSH - W
RECYCLING
Nat’l Chili Day
Nat’l Tell A Fairy Tale Day
Ritz “Dark of the Moon” 8pm
MAY
JULY
HPRC 7:30pm
Ritz “Dark of the Moon”
8pm S HHBPA
“Bowl the Night
Away”
S M T W T
F
S
M T W T
F
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Ritz “Dark of the Moon” 8pm 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
1
2
Nat’l Tortilla Chip Day
Marshall Hatfield - B
Fresh Fruit & Vegetables C.Month
LEN SCHMIDT
8
15
22
29
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23
30
10
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24
31
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JUNE
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AUGUST
T W T
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30 31
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& SON, INC.
6
13
20
27
547-0656
John H Schmidt
JULY
BOE
BOH
E
EC
FPC
Board of Education
Board of Health
East
S
FUMC
HHBPA
HHFHC
HHSC
HHYA
HH Soccer Club
●
HPRC
IFC
P&RC
PB
PTG
5
12
19
26
Historic Preservation Review Commission
Planning Board
Rotary
SHH
TW
Village PB
W
7
14
21
28
THU @ 6:15pm - Tavistock
Town-Wide
Village Playbox
West
MARCH
SUNDAY
Kidney Disease Awareness
MONDAY
APRIL
C. LEN SCHMIDT
& SON, INC.
547-0656
TUESDAY
1
WEDNESDAY
John H Schmidt
7
14
21
28
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1
8
15
22
29
FEBRUARY
T W T
2
3
4
9 10 11
16 17 18
23 24 25
THURSDAY
2
3 BRUSH – E
Autism Awareness
HHSC 7pm
BORO COUNCIL 7pm
Nat’l Peanut Butter Lover’s Day Nat’l Read Across America Day
Good Neighbors 7pm
HHSC Soccer Registration
PTG Science Fair
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12
19
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13
20
27
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FRIDAY
APRIL
W T
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13
20
27
7
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23
30
SATURDAY
4
5
MARCH
MAY
RECYCLING
T W T
F
S
S M T W T
F
S
Glass
Nat’l Day
of Unplugging
1
2
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1 St.
2 Mary’s
3
4Stained
5
6
7 Tour
of the
8pm
6 Ritz
7 “Dark
8
9of the
10 Moon”
11 128pm 8 Ritz
9 “Dark
10 11
12 Moon”
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29 30 31
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8
TRASH
MAY
13
DAYLIGHT SAVINGS
Change Clocks & Batteries
JUNE
20
SPRING BEGINS
PALM SUNDAY
St. Mary’s Choir Concert 4pm
JULY
27
EASTER
BOE
BOH
E
EC
FPC
9
10 BRUSH – W
11 RECYCLING
12
Nat’l Meatball Day
Nat’l Girl Scouts Day
Story Storks Wine & Cheese
Blood Pressure
Mate7-10pm
HHBPA 8am ● Date Your
Bellmawr Ballroom
PTG 7pm
Sons of Italy 7pm
PTG Designer Bag Bingo
National Bike Month
Nat’l Proofreading Day
BOE 7:30pm
Nat’l Oreo Cookie Day
14 TRASH
15
BORO COUNCIL 7pm
16
TRASH
WHITE GOODS
Nat’l Single Parents Day
EC 7pm
Fruit & Vegetables Month
Bill RafterFresh
-B
22
23
Nat’l Common Courtesy Day
Nat’l Chip & Dip Day
24
BRUSH – W
Independent
Retailer
Month
William Derins
-B
30
31 BRUSH – E
29
Schools Closed
Schools Closed
Schools Closed
Nat’l Mom & Pop Business Day Nat’l Take A Walk In the Park Day Nat’l Tator Day
HPRC 7:30pm
HH Soccer Club
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APRIL
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FUMC
HHBPA
HHFHC
HHSC
HHYA
T
JUNE
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BRUSH – E
RECYCLING
ST. PATRICK’S DAY
Ritzy’s “Alice
Nat’l Let’s
Laugh Day
MAY in Wonderland”
JULY
ClubT 10:30am
Ritzy’s “Alice in Wonderland” S Woman’s
M T W
F
S
S Ritzy’s
M T “Alice
W inTWonderland”
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Ritz “Dark of the Moon”
PB 7pm
1 Ritz
2 “Dark
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4of the
5 Moon”
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7 8pm
1
28pm
P&R 7:30pm
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28 TRASH
Board of Education
Board of Health
East
M
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Nat’l Freedom of Information Day
Tyler Hoilien - B
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HPRC
IFC
P&RC
PB
PTG
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GOOD FRIDAY
RECYCLING
Schools-Library
Closed
JUNE
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T W Reading
T
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S
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Planning Board
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Rotary
SHH
TW
Village PB
W
10
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18
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29
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30
26
Nat’l Spinach Day
Jr. American
Legion Tryouts
AUGUST
S (14-17
M Tyear
W olds)
T 3pm
F
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29 30Bankes
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Town-Wide
Village Playbox
West
APRIL
Autism Awareness
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
C. LEN SCHMIDT
& SON, INC.
WEDNESDAY
MAY
547-0656
John H Schmidt
M
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MARCH
T W T
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THURSDAY
National Bike Month
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SATURDAY
APRIL
RECYCLING
M T W T
F
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April Fool’s Day
1
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Schools
Closed
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World Autism Awareness Day
3
4
TRASH & GRASS
Sr. American Legion Tryouts
(16-19 year olds) 1pm
JUNE
5
BORO COUNCIL 7pm
Nat’l Deep Dish Pizza Day
6
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BRUSH - W
Nat’l Walking Day
S
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RECYCLING
Anniversary Gala
IFC 25th MAY
M
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Wynn Zuidema - B
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11
TRASH & GRASS
Encourage a Young Writer Day Circolo Italiano 7:30pm
HHYA 8pm
JULY
12
13
Grilled Cheese Sandwich Day
BOE 7:30pm
Nat’l Scrabble Day
HHBPA 6pm
14 BRUSH - E
Leon Novak - B
17
18 TRASH & GRASS
Ellis Island Family History Day
WHITE GOODS
19
BORO COUNCIL 7pm
Nat’l Education & Sharing Day
20
21 BRUSH - W
EC 7pm
IFC Orientation 7-9:30pm
Ritzy’s “Aesop’s Fables”
PB 7pm
HHHS Band Concert 7pm
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EARTH DAY
RECYCLING
Connie - B
25 TRASH & GRASS
26
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Nat’l Pigs In A Blanket Day
St. Mary’s Childrensong 4pm
Nat’l Hug A Plumber Day
Nat’l Pretzel Day
Nat’l Tell A Story Day
BOH
E
EC
FPC
Board of Education
Board of Health
East
FUMC
HHBPA
HHFHC
HHSC
HHYA
HH Soccer Club
3
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31
JULY
Nat’l Winston
Churchill Day
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AUGUST
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PASSOVER
FUMC Food Drive 9am-12pm
Frank Ertl - B
24
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Schools Closed
JUNE
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Nat’l Adopt A Shelter Pet Day
Town Wide Yard Sale
HHBPA Cruise Heights
11am – 3pm
Town-Wide
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National Bike Month
MAY
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HHFHC Summer/Fall
Registration Opens
MONDAY
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WEDNESDAY
MOTHER’S DAY
Village PB “Nunsense” 3pm
Ritz “Great American Trailer
Park Musical” 8pm
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Park Musical” 8pm
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HHYA 8pm SOF
19
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Sons of Italy 7pm
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HHHS Choir Concert 7:00pm
EC 7pm
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Park Musical” 8pm
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25 Musical”
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Down By the Station Day 10-2
Park Musical” 8pm
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Ritzy’s “Stone Soup”
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20
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FLAG DAY
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Nat’l Eat Your Vegetables Day
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Library Garden Tour 4-8pm
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Nat’l Go Fishing Day
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22
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24
RECYCLING
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HHFHC Summer Camp
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Library Comic Con
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Nat’l Peach Ice Cream Day
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Nat’l Sugar Cookie Day
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Nat’l Vanilla Ice Cream Day
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Nat’l Parent’s Day
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AUGUST
SUNDAY
Family Fun ● Eye Exam
Water Quality Month
MONDAY
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Chocolate Chip Cookie Day
Ritz “the Addams Family” 8pm Ritz “the Addams Family” 8pm
HHFHC Summer Camp
National Preparedness
Self-Improvement Month
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Nat’l Night Out Day
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HHFHC Summer Camp
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HH Soccer Club 7pm
Bullying Prevention
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Nat’l Book Lovers Day
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Nat’l Friendship Day
OCTOBER
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SEPTEMBER
Nat’l
Vinyl
Record Day
S M
T W T
F
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18
25
Gwendolyn Harrison - B
14
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TRASH & GRASS
Nat’l Relaxation Day
NOVEMBER
21
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Nat’l Senior Citizens Day
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WHITE GOODS
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DECEMBER
28
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Nat’l Chop Suey Day
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Nat’l
Left-Handers
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Nat’l Tell a Joke Day
17
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Adoption ● Alzheimer’s Disease
Diabetes ● Home Care & Hospice
Awareness
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24
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19
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Sons of Italy 7pm
EC 7pm
RECYCLING
Nat’l Soft Ice Cream Day
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HH Soccer Club 7pm
P&R 7:30pm
HPRC 7:30pm
AIDS Awareness
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Drunk & Drugged Driving Prevention
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Human Rights Month
Nat’l Trail Mix Day
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Kids Take Over the Kitchen Day Nat’l Eat a Hoagie Day
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Nat’l Swap Ideas Day
Library Summer Reading
St. Mary’s Stained Glass Tour
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Nat’l Apple Dumpling Day
NOVEMBER
JANUARY
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P&R 7:30pm
AIDS Awareness
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COUNCIL 7pm
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FALL BEGINS
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10am-4pm
S Rev
M War
T Encamp.
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RECYCLING
Take Your Parents to Lunch Day
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Brett & Ethel Harrison - A
EC 7pm
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FESTIVAL
– 4pm
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Sons of Italy 7pm
AIDS Awareness
Universal Human Rights Month
11
12 YOM KIPPUR
13 BRUSH - E
WHITE GOODS
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Gwenne & Ron Baile - A
Frank & Jackie Fieni - A
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C. LEN SCHMIDT
& SON, INC.
NOVEMBER
T W T
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RECYCLING
Nat’l Mammography Day
28
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Nat’l Make a Difference Day
29
LAST BRUSH - E
RECYCLING
HPRC 7:30pm
Ritz “Promises, Promises” 8pm PTG “Hoots N Howls”
Ritz “Promises, Promises” 8pm
Internat’l Artists Day
IFC Orientation 7-9:30pm
31
HALLOWEEN
TRASH
Nat’l Speak Up for Service Day
Nat’l Knock-Knock Jokes Day
St. Mary’s Trunk & Treat
BOE
BOH
E
EC
FPC
Board of Education
Board of Health
East
FUMC
HHBPA
HHFHC
HHSC
HHYA
HH Soccer Club
●
HPRC
IFC
P&RC
PB
PTG
Planning Board
Rotary
SHH
TW
Village PB
W
Town-Wide
Village Playbox
West
NOVEMBER
SUNDAY
MONDAY
DECEMBER
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OCTOBER
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DECEMBER
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4 RECYCLING
5
AIDS AwarenessNat’l Men Make Dinner Day Nat’l Chicken Lady Day
Nat’l Doughnut Day
Good Neighbors 7pm
Ritz “Promises, Promises” 8pm Ritz “Promises, Promises” 8pm
BORO COUNCIL 7pm
Nat’l Author’s Day
S
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20
27
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FALL BACK to
TRASH
Standard Time
HHYA 8pm
WEDNESDAY
S
ELECTION DAY
Nat’l S.T.E.A.M. Day
9
10
NO BRUSH
Schools Closed
Sons of Italy 7pm
BOH 7:30pm
Baptist HS “Broadway Tonight”
HH Soccer Club 7pm
HHBPA 8am
PTG 7pm
BOE 7:30pm
NOVEMBER
T W T
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14 15 16 17 18
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JANUARY
T W T
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VETERANS DAY
Rotary Annual Gala 6-11pm
RECYCLING
Schools-Library Closed
Baptist HS “Broadway Tonight”
Jennifer Hatfield - B
13
14
TRASH
Ritz “Promises, Promises” 8pm Nat’l Pickle Day
BORO COUNCIL 7pm
15
NO BORO COUNCIL
Nat’l Philanthropy Day
IFC Orientation 9-11:30am
16
17
NO BRUSH
P&R 7:30pm
PB 7pm
Ritzy’s “Goldilocks”
HRPC 7:30pm
Nat’l Button Day
EC 7pm
Gwenne Baile - B
20
27
Eliana Derins - B
21
RECYCLING
PTG Holiday Market 7th Ave
HSC Soccer Social 7-11pm
TRASH
WHITE GOODS
28
TRASH
22
23
24
Art Ritter - B
Logan Hoilien - B
29
30
Nat’l Day of Giving
Nat’l Computer Security Day
25
THANKSGIVING
RECYCLING
Public Bldgs Closed
Public Bldgs Closed
Annual Turkey Day Tilt
Nat’l Day of Listening
Haddon Heights vs Haddonfield Holiday Parade 6:00pm
26
RECYCLING
C. LEN SCHMIDT
& SON, INC.
547-0656
John H Schmidt
BOE
BOH
E
EC
FPC
Board of Education
Board of Health
East
FUMC
HHBPA
HHFHC
HHSC
HHYA
HH Soccer Club
●
HPRC
IFC
P&RC
PB
PTG
Planning Board
Rotary
SHH
TW
Village PB
W
Town-Wide
Village Playbox
West
DECEMBER
SUNDAY
AIDS Awareness
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
S
6
13
20
27
NOVEMBER
T W T
F
1
2
3
4
7
8
9 10 11
14 15 16 17 18
21 22 23 24 25
28 29 30
M
THURSDAY
C. LEN SCHMIDT
& SON, INC.
1
NO BRUSH
547-0656
S
5
12
19
26
S
M
JANUARY
T W T
3
10
17
24
31
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11
18
25
5
12
19
26
FRIDAY
2
RECYCLING
Nat’l Special Education Day
HOLIDAY HOUSE TOUR
12 – 3:30pm & 6:30 – 10pm
6
13
20
27
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14
21
28
F
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15
22
29
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16
23
30
SATURDAY
3
John H Schmidt
4
Hunter Hoilien - B
5
6
TRASH
BORO COUNCIL 7pm
Nat’l Gazpacho Day
Nat’l Cookie Day
11
12
Ritz “Scrooge” 8pm
TRASH
Ritzy’s “Rudolph” 10am
HHYA 8pm
18
19
TRASH
WHITE GOODS
7
8
NO BRUSH
Sons of Italy 7pm
Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day
13
14
BOE – 7:30pm
HHBPA 6pm
NO BRUSH
Nat’l Cat Herders Day
PB 7pm
P&R 7:30pm
20
21
22
BORO COUNCIL 7pm
15
WINTER BEGINS
Nat’l Crossword Puzzle Day
EC 7pm
NO BRUSH
HRPC 7:30pm
Claire - B
25
BOE
BOH
E
EC
FPC
CHRISTMAS
HANUKKAH
26
27
Ron Baile - B
Emily Connolly - B
Tim Packwood - B
KWANZAA
TRASH
Nat’l Whiners Day
Board of Education
Board of Health
East
FUMC
HHBPA
HHFHC
HHSC
HHYA
Schools Closed
Nat’l Fruitcake Day
9
RECYCLING
IFC Haddonfield House Tour
10am - 4pm & 5 - 9pm
16
RECYCLING
Woman’s Club 12pm
10
Nat’l Human Rights Day
17
Fire Truck Santa Ride
23
24
30
31
RECYCLING
Schools Closed
Nat’l Roots Day
CHRISTMAS EVE
Library Closed
Charlotte Harrison - B
28
Schools Closed
Nat’l Pledge of Allegiance Day
HH Soccer Club
●
29
HPRC
IFC
P&RC
PB
PTG
Schools Closed
RECYCLING
Schools Closed
Nat’l No Interruptions Day
Planning Board
Rotary
SHH
TW
Village PB
W
NEW YEARS EVE
Town-Wide
Village Playbox
West
BOROUGH OF HADDON HEIGHTS
625 Stati on Avenue ● Haddon H eights ● NJ ● 08035
Mayor
Council President
Councilman
Councilman
Councilwoman
Councilman
Councilwoman
Jack D. Merryfield, Jr.
547-7164 x-27
jmerryfield
@haddonhts.com
Kathryn Lange
546-4852
klange
@haddonhts.com
Stephen D. Berryhill
546-9800
sberryhill
@haddonhts.com
Richard DiRenzo
547-3977
rdirenzo
@haddonhts.com
Susan Griffith
655-5669
sgriffith
@haddonhts.com
Earl R. Miller
229-2379
emiller
@haddonhts.com
Jacquelyn E. Valvardi
573-9755
jvalvardi
@haddonhts.com
Meeting dates are 1st & 3rd TUE of the month at 7pm – Borough Hall. Exceptions: Council Re-Org - SAT, JAN 2nd; WED, JUN 8th; WED, NOV 2nd; and MON, NOV 14th.
PHONE# (856) 547-7164
ADMINISTRATION
BOROUGH CLERK
Kelly Santosusso, RMC, ext. 24
BOROUGH HALL STAFF
FINANCE
FIRE ADMINISTRATION
Christie Ehert, CFO, ext. 25
David Sommerville, ext. 26
Emergency Management
608 Station Avenue - Rear
(856) 546-7135
DEPUTY BOROUGH CLERK
Katie Compton, ext. 23
PROGRAMS
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
Marian Hauser, CMR, ext. 21
Registrar of Vital Statistics
[email protected]
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
Julie Yuhaze, ext. 22
Heights Report & Rentals Cabin & Com. Ctr.
Bach Associates (856) 546-8611
ANIMAL CONTROL
(856) 718-0305
NON-EMERGENCY (856) 547-2222
ANIMAL LICENSES
(856) 547-7164
POLICE ADMINISTRATION
TAXES DUE the 1st of
Richard Kinkler, Chief, ext. 11
Bruce Koch, DSG, ext. 14
Rita Mosko, Secretary, ext. 10
FEB., MAY, AUG., & NOV.
TAX COLLECTOR
Eric Fitzgerald, CTC, ext. 30
TAX ASSESSOR
Thomas Colavecchio, CTA, ext. 33
WED 9am-4pm by appointment
TAX ASSESSING CLERK
Marian Hauser, ext. 21
Erin Moran, (856) 546-2585
ENGINEER
EMERGENCY- DIAL 911
(856) 547-0614
Overnight Parking (856) 784-9161
MUNICIPAL COURT
500 White Horse Pike
Oaklyn, NJ 08107
(856) 858-0074
FAX# (856) 547-5259
Parks & Recreation
Meets 3rd THU - 7:30pm - Borough Conf. Rm.
Planning & Zoning Board
Meets 3rd THU - 7pm - Borough Hall
Nick Scardino, Fire Chief
[email protected]
Tim Daly, Fire Official & Inspector
Judy Reiss, Secretary & Inspector
Neighbors Night Out
Contact Borough Hall for meeting dates
BOARDS and COMMITTEES
Streetscape Committee
Board of Health
Meets 2nd THU - 7:30pm - Svc Ops Facility
(FEB-APR-JUN-SEP-NOV)
Municipal Alliance
Meets 3rd MON - 7pm - Borough Hall
(JAN-MAR-APR-MAY-JUN-SEP-NOV)
Meets 3rd WED - 7pm - Borough Conf. Rm.
Meets 1st MON – 7:00pm – Library
Exception: MON - SEP 12th
Community Garden
Contact Borough Hall
Historic Preservation Review
Meets last THU - 7:30pm - Borough Conf. Rm.
Call (856) 546-2580 to schedule your review.
Shade Tree Commission
COMMUNITY CENTER
321 Seventh Avenue
Accommodates up to 100 seated. Rental includes round
tables, padded chairs, full kitchen, flat screen TV and sound
system. French doors lead to a fenced-in yard. Rates are
$100/hr. (residents) and $150/hr. (non-residents) 2 hour
minimum.
LOG CABIN
600 W. Lippincott Lane
Accommodates up to 40 seated. Rental includes tables,
chairs, gas fireplace, kitchen area and AV system. Rates
are $30/hr. (residents) and $75/hr. (non-residents)
2 hour minimum.
Go to www.haddonhts.com for updates,
downloadable forms, copies of the Master
Plan, HEIGHTS REPORT, Council Agendas
and Minutes, and other detailed information.
SERVICE OPERATIONS FACILITY
514 W Atlantic Avenue ● Haddon Heights ● NJ ● 08035
Office: (856) 546-2580 Fax: (856) 546-2584 8am – 4pm ● After Hours Emergency: (800) 793-4315 (ID# 201 EL)
CONSTRUCTION & ZONING
Construction Official: John D. Szczerbinski, ext.13
[email protected]
Zoning & Code Enforcement: Ron Newell, ext. 14
[email protected]
Planning Board Secretary: Stephanie Gee, ext. 11
[email protected]
OFFICE HOURS: MON - FRI, 8am-4pm
TUES 5pm - 7pm BY APPOINTMENT ONLY.
Inspections are held Monday - Thursday between
10am - 2pm. Please call to schedule your Building,
Electrical, Plumbing or Fire inspections. Calls must be
received before 3pm for a next day inspection.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
John Ellis, Superintendent
Frank Spadea Jr., Foreman
Chris Tessing, Mechanic
Joe Bradley, Assistant Mechanic
Driver/Operators:
James Hanton, Brian Heckler, Lou De Leonardis,
Mike Borman
RESPONSIBILITIES:
DPW is responsible for maintaining the overall look
and feel of the Borough throughout the year. We are
responsible for brush, grass and leaf collection as well
as the maintenance of Borough properties (buildings,
grass cutting, trees and fields); pothole repair, street
signs, line painting, snow removal, trash, recycling,
holiday decorations, banners and storm water
management. We also maintain the Borough’s
Sanitary Sewer System, including three sewer pump
stations.
enforced). Consider leaving grass clippings on your lawn
as fertilizer.
LEAVES: Collected between OCT 15 - DEC 15 during
NOV and DEC. Please adhere to the following guidelines:
 Consider mulching your leaves as compost for your
spring planting beds.
 Lawn service contractors must remove leaves from
your property.
 Rake your leaves to the curb, NOT INTO THE
STREET, no more than 7 days prior to collection.
 Leaf piles in the street cause flooding and drainage
problems during rainstorms. Do not place leaves
closer than 10 feet from any storm sewer inlet.
 Do not mix leaves and brush together.
SNOW REMOVAL: Property owners or tenants are
required to remove all snow and ice from sidewalks and
corners within 12 hours of daylight after a snowfall.
Additionally, it is helpful if you can clear the snow from in
front of fire hydrants and around storm water inlets. It is a
violation of Borough Code to put snow into the street –
violators will be fined. DPW plows Borough streets as
quickly as possible and may make several passes,
depending on the duration and amount of snowfall.
The following streets are maintained by Camden County
(856-566-2980): E. Atlantic Avenue, Highland Avenue,
Hillside Avenue, Kings Highway, N. Park Drive, S. Park
Drive, Prospect Ridge Blvd., Station Avenue, 9th Avenue
and 13th Avenue. New Jersey DOT (856-795-4735)
maintains the White Horse Pike (Rt. 30) and the Black
Horse Pike (Rt. 168).
TRASH & RECYCLING COMPANY:
South Jersey Sanitation (856) 772-9899
EAST SIDE: 10TH Avenue to Haddonfield
WEST SIDE: 10TH Avenue to Black Horse Pike
BRUSH: Must be tied and bundled, not to exceed 4
feet in length or 50 lbs. Please do not put your brush
out until the night before your collection day.
GRASS CLIPPINGS: Collected Mondays (APR OCT) – check your calendar. Clippings must be placed
in an open container not to exceed 50 lbs. Do not mix
brush or trimmings with grass clippings (strictly
TRASH: You may place your trash at the curb after 4pm
the day before, and by 6am the day of collection. Please
remove empty cans on the day of collection. Carpet and
discarded wood should be cut and tied into 4-foot bundles
not exceeding 50 lbs. Please remove or flatten nails to
prevent injury to our staff. Private contractors are required
to dispose of all construction or demolition debris, so
please DO NOT place these materials at the curb.
SINGLE STREAM RECYCLING:
Single stream
simply means that common recyclables can be mixed
together in the same can.
Acceptable materials include: Glass jars and bottles;
aluminum and tin cans; plastics #1, #2, #4, #5 and #7;
newspapers, white paper, magazines, paperback books and
cardboard.
Unacceptable materials include: Plastic bags, coat
hangers, pots, pans, Plastic #3 and #6, ceramics, light bulbs,
dishes, mirrors, drinking glasses and SYRINGES.
Recycling may be placed at the curb after 4pm the day
before, and by 6am the day of collection.
ELECTRONIC RECYCLING: Haddon Heights now
provides electronic recycling at our Service Operations
Facility. You can drop off all electronics MON - FRI from
7am - 3pm. It is a violation of NJ law to put TVs and
computers at the curb.
WHITE GOODS:
Anything of metal construction,
including appliances. Pipes and poles with concrete on them
will not be collected as this is considered to be construction
debris. White goods are picked up the third Monday, or you
can call Public Works (856) 546-2580 to schedule a pickup.
FIRST RESPONDERS’ REMINDER:
Our Fire and Police Departments as well as dispatched
Emergency Responders are repeating their request to residents
to make sure your house numbers are clearly visible from the
street.
Borough Ordinance No. 973 was adopted on April 5, 1995
and Chapter 144 of Borough Code provides the following
specifications for numbers, placement and violator penalties for
non-compliance:
A. In Arabic numbers
B. Minimum height of three inches
C. Mounted so as to be clearly visible from the street
D. Contrasting color to the background color it is mounted on
E. At least 60 inches above the road bed and placed so that
trees, scrubs, vines and other obstructions do not block
the line of sight of the numbers from the street.
Compliance is required for any sale, conveyance or other
transfer of real property. Non-compliance after two months of a
violation notice could result in “a maximum penalty of a fine not
exceeding $1,250 or by imprisonment for a period not exceeding
90 days or by a period of community service not exceeding 90
days, or any combination thereof.”
History
For the first decades of Haddon Heights’ development, residences
along East and West Atlantic and those fronting the White Horse
Pike were considered the most prestigious places to live. Some of
the grandest houses were built along these transportation
corridors where they had high visibility. Accordingly, the block
between Station Avenue and Green Street was completely
developed within a decade of the Borough’s 1904 founding. The
house at 109 E. Atlantic was built circa 1913 and is located within
Haddon Heights' local historic district. By 2010, the house had
fallen into disrepair and the property was purchased to provide
additional parking space for adjacent Stanfill Towers, an 123-unit
high rise senior citizen facility built in 1977. Sympathetic to the
seniors’ need for more parking, but concerned about the potential
loss of the historic house, Borough Planning Board members
suggested a compromise to allow the non-conforming parking in
the rear yard in exchange for preservation of the house. The new
facility held its grand opening on November 16, 2015.
Current Use
The Stanfill Manor Senior Center is an outreach project of the
Haddon Heights Senior Citizens Housing Corporation (HHSCHC)
which owns Stanfill Towers. HHSCHC decided to build on their
very successful social service program by creating a place for town
residents age 55 and older to obtain social services and
connections to help them “age in place.” This new inititative is
being led by a long time town resident, Nancy Cuomo, LCSW who
has over 30 years of social service experience dealing with senior
issues. Stanfill Manor welcomes all Haddon Heights residents to
visit our Senior Center. Free consultation is available on Monday,
Wednesday and Thursday from 10 am to 2 pm or by appointment or
telephone. For more information call (856) 546-2490 or visit our
page at: www.facebook.com/stanfillmanorseniorcenter
Sanborn Maps
The map on this page is an excerpt from the 1914 Sanborn Map of
Haddon Heights. The Sanborn Insurance Company produced
survey maps for communities nationwide to document buildings
and other features every few years. Maps of Haddon Heights from
1909, 1914, and 1922 are available at:
http://library.princeton.edu/libraries/firestone/rbsc/aids/sanborn/
camden/haddon-heights.html
Local Phone Directories
Another helpful resource for research in Haddon Heights is an
index of Borough directories from 1895, periodically until 1977:
http://www.haddonheightslibrary.com/citydirectory/
These directories are searchable by last name or street address.
For Stanfill Manor, the first occupants were Joseph P. and Carrie
Creely in 1915 followed by the Johnsons, Tegges, and Rushtons.
Stanfill Manor Senior Center, 109 E. Atlantic Avenue
This page is sponsored by the members of the Haddon Heights Business & Professional Association
CIVIC GROUPS
ADOPT-A-SPOT ● John Rayser
546-7024 ● [email protected]
AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL
Mike De Castro ● [email protected]
AMERICAN LEGION N.J. BOYS & GIRLS STATE
Peter Hill ● 546-5065 ● www.boysandgirlsstate.org
BOY SCOUT TROOP #67
Bill Wagner ● http://troop67snj.org/web
Meets every THU 7pm St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
CIRCOLO ITALIANO OF S.N.J. ● Josephine Ernst
Meets 2nd MON 7pm Boro H (not JUL-AUG)
CUB SCOUT PACK #163 ● Lorraine Hoilien
609-706-5822 ● www.hhpack163.org
DELAWARE & SUSQUEHANNA MODEL RR CLUB
Bob Cubberley ● [email protected] ● www.dsmrrc.org
FRIENDS OF HOFF PLAYGROUND
Barbara Hoff Robinson ● 547-3312
FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY ● Jodilyn Turner
GARNET YOUTH CHEERLEADING ● Dionna Ward
[email protected]
GARNET YOUTH FOOTBALL ● Dara Riggs
546-7504 ● www.garnetyouthfootball.com
GIRL SCOUTS OF CENTRAL & SOUTHERN NJ
800-582-7692 ● [email protected]
HADDON GLEN SWIM CLUB ● 402-2162
Jim Kaiser ● www.haddonglen.org
HERITAGE LEAGUE ● 547-3950
Rose Fitzgerald ● [email protected]
H.H. BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION
Brett Harrison ● 310-0827 ● www.haddonheights.biz
H.H. COMMUNITY GARDEN ● 546-9133
Richard Burke ● [email protected]
H.H. DEMOCRATIC CLUB
Stephen Berryhill ● 546-9800
www.camdencountydems.com/haddonheights
H.H. FIELD HOCKEY CLUB ● 609-206-1227
Shannon Parkinson ● www.heightsfieldhockey.org
H.H. GOOD NEIGHBORS ● 546-6677
Sue Watson ● www.hhgoodneighbors.org
Meets 1st WED of JAN-MAR-SEP-NOV ● 7pm Boro Hall
H.H.H.S. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION ● 856-546-6252
Paul DeMartini ● www.haddonheightsalumni.com
H.H.H.S. BAND AUXILIARY ● 546-8614
Dave Brownback
CHURCHES
H.H. HISTORICAL SOCIETY ● 546-5065
Elena Hill ● www.hhistorical.org ● 7pm Library
Meets JAN 26, APR 20, JUL 20, OCT 19
ASCENSION LUTHERAN CHURCH ● 547-6669
534 Fourth Ave ● www.alchh.org
George Dietrich, Pastor ● SUN 10am
H.H. BAPTIST CHURCH ● 547-3579
300 Station Ave ● www.haddonheightsbaptist.org
Dr. Nick Boeke, Sr. Pastor ● SUN 10:45am, 6pm
H.H. PARENT TEACHER GROUP
Amy Lafferty ● www.hhptg.org
Meets 3rd WED 7pm Glenview: Months 1-3-5-9-11
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST ● 546-7447 301
Station Ave ● SUN 11am ● WED 8pm
Reading Room ● MON-WED-FRI 11am-2pm, SAT 10am1pm ● http://christiansciencehaddonheightsnj.org
JOY COMMUNITY FELLOWSHIP ● 546-1188
1701 Sycamore St ● www.joynj.org
Mark Savidge, Pastor ● SUN 10am
H.H. REPUBLICAN CLUB ● P.O. Box 93
Christopher Soriano – Meets 3rd WED 7pm
H.H. SOCCER CLUB ● 609-839-6636
Al Oswald ● www.haddonheightssoccer.net
Meets 1st THU 7pm S.O.F. (except JAN-JUL-NOV)
H.H.Y.A. ● [email protected]
Jim Bruno ● Meets 2nd MON 8pm S.O.F.
INTERFAITH CAREGIVERS ● 354-0298
Mary Ann Bigelow ● www.ifchaddons.org
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS #1443 ● John Pojawis
856-906-7791 ● www.santamaria1443.org
LIBRARY HOUSE TOUR COMMITTEE ● 547-7132
Chris Walter ● [email protected]
MARINE CORPS LEAGUE – Detachment 1775
Meets 1st WED 7:30pm ● VFW Oaklyn
www.Facebook.com/mcl1775
ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH ● 547-3240
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF H.H. ● 547-6139 28 18 White Horse Pike ● SUN 10am
www.stmarysnewday.org
Seventh Ave ● http://fpchaddonheights.org
Eliza C Jaremko, Pastor ● SUN 10am (9:30am JUN 2-SEP 1)
ST. ROSE OF LIMA RC CHURCH ● 547-0564
FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH ● 547-3300
300 Kings Hwy ● www.strosenj.com
704 Garden St ● www.fumchhnj.org
Rev. E. Joseph Byerley, Pastor ● Masses: SAT
William Benjamin, Pastor ● SUN 10am
5:30pm; SUN 8am, 9:30am, 11am, 6:30pm-no summer
LIBRARY
POST OFFICE
H.H. PUBLIC LIBRARY ● 547-7132
608 Station Ave
Christopher S. Walter, Director
MON-FRI 10am-9pm, SAT 10am - 2pm
www.haddonheightslibrary.com
H.H. POST OFFICE ● 547-1091
701 Station Ave
Alice Boland, Postmaster
MON-FRI 8:30am-5pm ● SAT 8:30am - 12pm
www.USPS.com ● 800-275-8777
SCHOOLS
ATLANTIC AVENUE ELEMENTARY
21 E. Atlantic Ave ● 547-0630
Principal: Christopher Ormsby ● http://hhsd.k12.nj.us/aas
Snow Closing #563
NEW BEGINNINGS LEARNING CTR NURSERY
704 Garden St (First UMC) ● 547-4444
Gayle Iannitelli ● www.nblc-haddonheights.org
Snow Closing #563
BAPTIST REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Third & Station Aves ● 547-2996
Head Adm: Lynn Conahan ● http://baptistregional.org
Snow Closing #1262
PAUL VI HIGH SCHOOL
901 Hopkins Rd, Haddonfield 08033 ● 858-4900
Principal: Sr. Marianne McCann ● www.pvihs.org
Snow Closing #568
SONS OF ITALY LODGE #2311 ● 856-323-7576
Dom Cinalli ● www.haddonheightssonsofitaly.com
Meets 2nd THU 7pm American Legion
BROOKFIELD ELEMENTARY
800 Kings Hwy ● 546-1388
Principal: Sean Thom ● www.brookfieldschools.org
Snow Closing #562
ROSEBUD ACADEMY PRESCHOOL
102 W Gloucester Pike, Barrington 08007
Dir. Maureen Mattson ● [email protected]
http://www.strosenj.com ● Snow Closing #610
SOUTH JERSEY METAL DETECTING CLUB
Rich Sammartino ● 728-5208 ● www.sjmdc.org
Meets 2nd THU 7pm Boro Hall
GLENVIEW AVENUE ELEMENTARY
1700 Sycamore St ● 547-7647
Principal: Samuel Sassano ● http://hhsd.k12.nj.us/gvs
Snow Closing #563
SEVENTH AVENUE ELEMENTARY
316 Seventh Ave ● 547-0610
Principal: Christopher Ormsby
http://hhsd.k12.nj.us/sas
Snow Closing #563
PROJECT PROM ● 547-5825 ● Trish Sheilds
http://hhsd.k12.nj.us/hhhs/o_project_prom
ROTARY CLUB OF H. H. ● 856-986-7825
Colleen Banasz ● www.haddonheightsrotary.org
Meets every THU 6:15pm Tavistock
STANFILL MANOR SENIOR CENTER ● 546-2490
109 E Atlantic Ave ● MON-WED-THU 10am - 2pm
STORY STORKS ● www.storystorks.org
Adrienne Evans ● 546-5831
SUSTAINABLE HADDON HEIGHTS ● 546-0391
M. Hatfield ● www.sustainablehaddonheights.org
V.F.W. POST #1958 ● 546-5604 ● Jack Kuhlen
Meets 1st TUE 7pm ● 615 E Atlantic Ave
VILLAGE PLAYBOX
Steve Allen ● www.villageplaybox.org
WEST JERSEY CHAPTER, NAT’L RAILWAY HIST.
SOC. ● Richard Magee ● 547-5324 ● Meets 4th Mon
7:30pm - Boro Hall (except Months 6-7-8-12)
WOMAN’S CLUB of H.H. ● 547-2291 ● Boro Hall
Lois Cuthbert ● or [email protected]
Meets 3/18, 4/15, 5/20, 9/16, 10/21, 11/18, 12/16.
H.H. BOARD OF EDUCATION
316-A Seventh Ave ● 547-1412
Superintendent: Michael Adams
President: Rebecca Kitchmire ● http://hhsd.k12.nj.us
Meets 2nd TUE 7:30pm Seventh Ave School
H.H. CHILD STUDY TEAM
316-B Seventh Ave ● 547-1322
Director: Jocqueline Renner ● http://hhsd.k12.nj.us
H.H. JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
301 Second Ave ● 547-1920
Principal: Ron Corn ● http://hhsd.k12.nj.us/hhhs
Snow Closing #563
Editors: Brett Harrison and Marshall Hatfield
● For information please call Brett Harrison at
310-0827 or email [email protected].
● Please confirm any add/changes to your 2017
listing no later than Saturday, OCT 22, 2016.
ST. ROSE OF LIMA ELEMENTARY
300 Kings Hwy ● 546-6166
Principal: Denise Winterberger
http://www.strosenj.com ● Snow Closing #610
THE HEIGHTS SCHOOL
812 Kings Hwy ● 856-427-4487
Director: Kristen O’Brien ● Infants (6 wks – Pre K)
http://theheightsschool.com
NON-PROFIT 501 (C) (3) ORGANIZATIONS SERVICING HADDON HEIGHTS RESIDENTS
EIN: 56-2427765
EIN: 26-4748835
Delaware & Susquehanna Model Railroad Club (DSMRRC) – DSMRRC is an HO-scale prototypic model railroad club. We operate our 14’ X 28’ modular railroad based
on Pennsylvania Railroad design standards. Your tax-deductible donations are greatly appreciated and help us maintain the historic Haddon Heights Passenger Station,
which is our base of operations. Our activities include railroad historic research, educational outreach to schools and other societies, and we participate in the New Jersey
Operation Lifesaver Program. For more information, visit our website (www.dsmrrc.org) or contact Bob Cubberley at [email protected]. Tax-deductible donations can be
mailed to: DSMRRC, 535 Station Avenue, Haddon Heights, NJ 08035.
Frandy Jean Gallery – Artruistic A NJ Nonprofit Corporation – operating as Frandy Jean Gallery, has a mission of promoting access to the arts for all people. We
believe the arts are a vital part of our growth in society. Tax-deductible contributions to support our youth education and community outreach programs can be mailed to:
Artruistic, c/o Frandy Jean Gallery, 139 E Atlantic Avenue, Haddon Heights, NJ 08035.
EIN: 22-3568452
Haddon Heights Elementary Parent Teacher Group – “Fostering the education of our children through funding, programs, and community service.” By attending
our fundraising events, donating Gift and Grocery cards, or new reading materials for your kids through our Book Fair – you help the PTG meet our goals. We also need
paint brushes for the kids, paint, craft paper, foam stickers, cups, plates, and just about anything you can think of that the kids might need in school. With your support, we
can continue to provide over $20,000 each year for local elementary school programs. For more information, visit our website (www.hhptg.org) or contact us at
[email protected]. Checks made out to “HHPTG Donation” can be mailed to: HHPTG, P.O. Box 52, Haddon Heights, NJ 08035.
EIN: 27-2051660
Haddon Heights Field Hockey Club – Our mission is to provide field hockey recreational programs for girls in grades 3-8 in the town of Haddon Heights. We support a
travel team, an indoor league, an indoor recreational clinic, a women’s team and we explore possibilities to participate in other recreation programs in the surrounding
areas. Volunteer Coaches, Assistant Coaches, and Coordinators are always needed. For more information, contact Shannon Parkinson ([email protected]).
Your tax-deductible contributions can be mailed to: HHFHC, P.O. Box 255, Haddon Heights, NJ 08035.
EIN: 22-6047275
Haddon Heights Fire Department – Established in 1904, the Haddon Heights Fire Department provides service to the residents of Haddon Heights and to surrounding
communities by preserving and protecting life and property. We strive to protect the lives of our neighbors, our lives and property of others by providing highly trained fire
fighters in a timely manner on properly equipped and maintained apparatus. We also work with residents by providing comprehensive education and training in methods of
fire prevention and providing a fire safe environment in their daily lives. For more information call 546-7135 or visit our website (http://haddonheightsfire.org). Tax-deductible
donations can be mailed to: HHFD, 608 Station Avenue - Rear, Haddon Heights, NJ 08035.
Haddon Heights Good Neighbors – Haddon Heights Good Neighbors, Inc. is a 501(c)3 non-profit, non-sectarian, all-volunteer organization, whose mission is to aid
residents of Haddon Heights in their time of need, by providing appropriate material assistance on a short-term emergency basis. We meet the first Wednesday of January,
March, September and November at 7:00 p.m. in the Borough Hall. Our phone number is 856-546-6677. For more information, visit our website (hhgoodneighbors.org).
New members are always welcome. Tax-deductible donations can be mailed to: Haddon Heights Good Neighbors, 625 Station Avenue, Haddon Heights, NJ 08035.
EIN: 22-2382751
EIN: 22-089098
Haddon Heights Historical Society – The objective of the Society is: a) to collect, record, and preserve local history with respect to sites, buildings, early settlers, family
names, deeds and records, cemeteries, congregations of houses of worship, local government, clubs and organizations, and other matters of significance in the history and
development of the community; b) to promote an appreciation of history through preservation of homes, churches, and public buildings having special educational and
historical significance; c) to acquire, maintain, and display significant historical articles, records, publications, photographs, sketches, and artifacts; and d) to build up a
reference file of accessible material located at other nearby locations. Charitable contributions can be mailed to: HHHS, P. O. Box 108, Haddon Heights, NJ 08035.
EIN: 22-3088644
Haddon Heights Public Library – The mission of the Haddon Heights Public Library is to meet the educational, recreational and informational needs of the residents of
Haddon Heights. We offer print and audio/visual materials, computer and Internet use, meeting space and reference assistance. Your donations of new and used books,
magazines, videos, tapes, music CDs, books on tape and DVDs are added to our collection if they are needed and meet our selection standards; or your donated items will
be added to the ongoing book sale used to buy more materials for our collection. For more information, visit www.haddonheightslibrary.com or call 547-7132. Tax-deductible
donations can be dropped off or mailed to: Haddon Heights Public Library, 608 Station Avenue, P.O. Box 240, Haddon Heights, NJ 08035.
EIN: 47-4406149
Haddon Heights Soccer Club - Haddon Heights Soccer Club (HHSC) is a volunteer-run non-profit organization serving the families of Haddon Heights and surrounding
communities, committed to providing your children with a fun-filled soccer experience in an environment that gives them the opportunity to play soccer regardless of their
level of athletic ability. Our goals are to: 1) instill in our players an enduring appreciation for the sport of soccer; 2) develop good sportsmanship and team work; 3) allow
each player to realize his or her potential, commensurate with each individual's capabilities; 4) develop physical skills and knowledge of the game of soccer; 5) promote
physical fitness; and 6) HAVE FUN! For more information, contact Al Oswald ([email protected]) or call 547-2794. Tax-deductible donations can be mailed
to: Haddon Heights Soccer Club, P.O. Box 277, Haddon Heights, NJ 08035.
EIN: 22-1989255
H.H.Y.A. - HHYA is a 501(c) (3) organization faithfully managed by a volunteer board with support from area sponsors, local families and community volunteers. HHYA’s
mission is to provide Haddon Heights’ youth with opportunities to develop as athletes, individuals and citizens through our baseball, softball and basketball programs. Our
goal is to help our youth reach their full potential by providing capable coaching, quality instruction and challenging competition; all while promoting sportsmanship and
encouraging cooperative, responsible behavior. For more information visit www.hhya.org or email us at [email protected]. Tax-deductible donations can be mailed to:
Haddon Heights Youth Athletics, P.O. Box 1, Haddon Heights, NJ 08035.
EIN: 22-3069127
Interfaith Caregivers – Our mission is to facilitate independent living for people who are elderly or have disabilities by providing supportive volunteer services. Services
include transportation, companionship, respite care, telephone reassurance, shopping and errands, providing meals on a short-term basis, and reading to individuals who
are visually impaired. For more information or to schedule a service, call (856) 354-0298. Tax-deductible donations can be made online (www.ifchaddons.com) or mailed to:
Interfaith Caregivers, P.O. Box 186, Haddonfield, NJ 08033.
Celebrate!
Non-Profits Servicing Haddon Heights Residents (continued)
Some of the fun offers from our members to help
you celebrate your special day in a special way:
Cabana Water Ice:
Free Gelati
Classic Asia
Free Egg Roll or Wonton Soup
John's Friendly Market:
Free Deli Pickle
LME Designs - Lisa Ewing:
25% Discount on Website Services
Mindy's Place:
Free Beauty Products Gift
P&S Ravioli:
Free Fresh-Made Small Cannoli
Ralph’s Pizza:
Free Slice of Pizza
Sport Specialties:
$5 off any order over $20
The Kove:
Free Old Bay Crab Fries Basket
Village Cheese Shop & Bistro:
Free Large Homemade Cookie by Ethel
Free 33⅓ Record Bowl by Marina Westfield
Wise Family Jewelers:
Free Watch Battery
Additional member offers will be added and
listed on our website (www.haddonheights.biz)
as soon as possible. Due to variable business
operating days and hours, celebration offers will
be good for seven days, beginning with the
celebration date you listed on the calendar.
EIN: 22-3246280
Ritz Theatre Company – The Ritz Theatre Company
offers challenging and diverse professional productions
and quality on-stage training, nurturing aspiring actors at
every level. Housed in an historic theatre building, the
Ritz is a creative partnership of theatrical artists and
audiences; outreach programs using the power of live
theatre to educate and inform residents of the Delaware
Valley. As a professional non-equity training theatre, we
operate year-round as an arts center/artists' colony
President’s Message
offering a blend of main stage and children’s
productions as well as an array of outreach/educational
It is with pleasure that the HHBPA presents the 2016
programs. For more information on our programs call
community calendar. Our cover features the new Stanfill
858-5230 or visit www.ritztheatreco.org. Charitable
Manor Senior Center that offers free services to our older
contributions can be sent to: Ritz Theatre Company,
residents. This year, the calendar highlights the 501 (c) (3)
915 White Horse Pike, Haddon Twp., NJ 08107.
non-profits of Haddon Heights, with a reminder that you can
become involved in these organizations and also contribute
financially to receive a tax write-off. There are many ways to
promote these organizations, and the HHBPA encourages
you to support their work.
A highlight of HHBPA’s accomplishments in 2015 includes
the expansion of our high school scholarship program. In
past years, we provided a scholarship to one graduating
student interested in a career in either professional or
business services at Haddon Heights High School. This
EIN: 22-2283793
year, we included Baptist Regional High School and
increased the program to include both male and female
seniors for both schools. Also, through our contribution to
American Legion Post #38, we sponsored two junior high
school students to attend Boy’s and Girl’s State. This
Story Storks – The mission of Story Storks Inc. is to
provide training and educational materials to parents of program is a hands-on learning experience of local, county
newborns so they may initiate a literate environment in
and state government where “participants are exposed to the
the home. Our goal is to create future readers in
rights and privileges, the duties, and the responsibilities of a
hospitals throughout NJ. If you are interested in
franchised citizen.”
donating recommended books for our program, follow
Additionally, the HHBPA has been honored with assisting
this link: http://www.storystorks.org/book-donations. If
in
the
preservation of the historic Haddon Heights Passenger
you would like to volunteer, we are always in need of
Station, our town’s most recognized building, maintained by
persons willing to assist with book delivery, transport,
EIN: 45-4258151 reading, and other tasks. Visit www.storystorks.org for
the Delaware & Susquehanna Model Railroad Club. The
more information, or email us at [email protected].
HHBPA was happy to aid this group of volunteers in their
Your tax-deductible monetary donations can be sent to: efforts and we ask that you also consider helping.
Story Storks, 301 Lake St., Haddon Heights, NJ 08035.
I thank our business members for their community support
and I thank our residents for the support you give to the
Sustainable Haddon Heights (SHH) – SHH is
dedicated to preserving and enhancing the quality of life businesses, professionals, and associations in Haddon
for our residents through environmental, economic and
Heights and our surrounding towns. Wishing you all a very
social actions. We partner with local constituencies to
happy holiday season and a healthy and prosperous new
enact environmentally positive practices and principles;
year.
to educate the community on practical, cost-effective
Senior Citizens United Community Services
(SCUCS) - SCUCS is a non-profit social service agency
whose mission is to improve services offered to senior
citizens and people with disabilities and enhancing the
quality of their lives, with an emphasis on the frail and
vulnerable and those with the greatest socio-economic
needs. Services include: Adult Family Care, Care
Management, Emergency Services (food, fuel, heating
emergencies), Home Delivered Meals, Housing
Assistance, In-Home Services, Nutrition Sites, Personal
Services, Recreational Trips, Reverse Mtg. Counseling,
Transportation and Volunteer Opportunities. Visit
www.scucs.org. or call 456-1121. For SEN-HAN Transit
Call 456-3344. Tax-deductible contributions can be sent
to: SCUCS, 537 Nicholson Road, Audubon, NJ 08106.
EIN: 45-2811880
ways to forge a sustainable path into the future; and to
advocate for legislation and practices at all levels of
government that balance the long term needs of a
healthy society. Visit sustainablehaddonheights.org for
more information. Your tax-deductible contributions help
support our programs and can be mailed to: Sustainable
Haddon Heights, P.O. Box 344, Haddon Heights, 08035.
Respectfully,
Brett Harrison – President
The Village Cheese Shop & Bistro
856-310-0827
BUSINESS ASSOCIATION DIRECTORY
CONSTRUCTION & TRADE SVCS
BUILDERS
R. Volpe Building & Remodeling
547-5475 ● www.rvolpebuilding.com
ELECTRICIANS
Nassau Electric Co., Inc.
547-7516 ● www.nassauelectric.com
Pure Electric, Inc.
546-3777 ● www.pureelectricinc.com
FOOD SVCS
PROFESSIONAL LEGAL SVCS
Barry J. Wendt, Esq.
547-1000 ● 212 White Horse Pike
Tek-CAD LLC ● 933-2290 ● www.tek-cad.com
Computer Networking & Services – Barrington
Elements Café ● www.elementscafe.com
546-8840 ● 517 Station Ave
J-Dogs Catering & Amusements ● Josh
Kleinman ● 336-2585 ● www.j-dogs.com
Helmer, Conley & Kasselman, P.A.
Terranova Funeral Home
Mister Softee ● Dave Skow
Kearney, Campbell, & Burns ● www.nj-law.com
Walter T. Wolf, LLC – Audubon
310-9700 ● www.waltertwolf.com
EQUIPMENT RENTAL & REPAIR
P&S Ravioli Company ● 547-9804
www.psravioli.com ● 511 Black Horse Pike
All Seasons Rental & Repair - Audubon
Ralph’s Pizza ● 520 Station Ave
547-0030 ● ralphspizzahaddonheights.com
Advocare Haddon Pediatric Group
LAWN SERVICE & LANDSCAPING
The Kove – Audubon ● 20 W Atlantic Ave
546-0800 ● www.thekoveaudubon.com
Advocare Heights Primary Care
Village Cheese Shop & Bistro
310-0827 ● 516 Station Ave
Andrew J. Dietz, DDS
547-8664 ● http://SmilesByASpecialist.com
3 D’s Lawn Service & Landscaping
979-1303 ● Dave Wiatr
PAINTERS
Grear’s Custom Painting
546-5523 ● Wayne Grear
PLUMBING, HVAC & FUEL OIL
C. Len Schmidt & Son, Inc.
547-0656 ● www.clenshmidtson.com
McLaughlin Brothers, LLC
546-2722 ● James McLaughlin, III
W. C. Davis, Inc.
547-4750 ● www.wcdavis.com
FINANCIAL SVCS
Audubon Savings Bank ● Sean Ferguson
656-2200 ● 515 S White Horse Pike
Haddon Savings Bank ● Kevin Peterson
TD Bank ● www.tdbank.com
INSURANCE SVCS
Associated Insurance Partners ● Jeff Young
547-3900 ● www.aipins.com
Farmers Insurance – Tom Quigley Agency
State Farm Insurance – Dan Miller
546-0700 ● 910 Kings Hwy
FOOD SVCS
PROFESSIONAL SVCS
Del Buono’s Bakery ● Tom Whitman
546-9585 ● 319 Black Horse Pike
MARKETING SVCS
Haven Media & Marketing
323-8433 ● http://havenmedia.net
LME Designs – Lisa Ewing
609-841-9740 ● www.lmedesigns.com
NON-PROFIT ORGS
Delaware & Susquehanna Model RR Club
535 Station Ave ● www.dsmrrc.org
Frandy Jean Gallery ● 139 E Atlantic Ave
448-4644 ● www.frandyjeangallery.com
Haddon Heights Fire Dept ● 546-7135
608 Station Ave ● haddonheightsfire.org
Haddon Heights Library ● 608 Station Ave
547-7132 ● haddonheightslibrary.com
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
547-3240 ● www.stmarysnewday.org
Story Storks ● www.storystorks.org
546-5831 ● Adrienne Evans
Sustainable Haddon Heights ● 546-0391
www.sustainablehaddonheights.org
PERSONAL SVCS
Mane Designs Hair Salon
546-8988 ● 508 Station Ave
Mindy’s Place ● www.mindysplace.com
323-8321 ● 904 Kings Hwy
Anthony’s Creative Italian Cuisine
310-7766 ● 512 Station Ave
Perfect Press Cleaners ● 705 Station Ave
546-6055 ● www.perfectpresscleaners.com
Cabana Water Ice ● Danny Bradford
547-0840 ● 603 Station Ave
Royal Fitness - Barrington
547-3326 ● 50 E Gloucester Pike
Classic Asia ● 323-8207 ● 611 Station Ave
www.classicasiahaddonheights.com
The Avenue Salon & Spa ● Nikki Martorell
546-0648 ● 519 Station Ave
PROFESSIONAL MEDICAL SVCS
Bruce Chiropractic Center
547-6587 ● 114 W Atlantic Ave
Dr. Dennis A Cardillo Eye Care
546-8686 ● 714 Station Ave
Gentle Beginnings – Inspira Midwifery
265-0200 ● 708 Station Ave
Hanna Haynes, DMD ● 801 Station Ave
K2 Consulting Engineers ● 310-5202
918 Kings Hwy ● [email protected]
Westfield Architects & Preservation Consultants
REAL ESTATE SVCS
Daniel White Realtors ● 524 Station Ave
547-0700 ● www.DanWhiteRealtor.com
Una Voce (DeMartini Family)
RETAIL SVCS
AT&T - Car-Tel Communications - Audubon
761-7600 ● www.car-tel.com ● 1 E Kings Hwy
Audubon Hardware – Audubon
547-2612 ● 106 Chestnut St
John’s Friendly Market
547-6132 ● 622 Station Ave
Michael’s Jewelers & Gemologist ● 672-1131
519 Station Ave ● www.michaelsjewels.com
Shoprite of Lawnside
547-2590 ● 130 N White Horse Pike, #1
Lourdes Medical Associates Surgery
546-3900 ● 120 White Horse Pike, #103
Sport Specialties ● www.heightssports.com
547-3252 ● 613 Station Ave
New Jersey Imaging Network - Haddon Heights
546-1177 ● 17 White Horse Pike, #9
Tigress Boutique ● www.shoptigress.com
547-9100 ● 504 Station Ave
Novacare Rehabilitation ● www.novacare.com
546-8980 ● 17 White Horse Pike, #5
Wise Family Quality Jewelers
546-1129 ● 513 Station Ave
Rehab Connection ● 50 E Gloucester Pike
Barrington ● 547-4422 ● Lisa Solovey
PROFESSIONAL SVCS
SPECIALTY SVCS
Framework Ltd ● www.frameworkltd.com
546-1717 ● 616 Station Ave
Anchor Moving & Storage ● Mike Jenkins
856-787-9898 ● www.AnchorMovingNJ.com
Haddon Piano School ● 612 Station Ave
617-0483 ● www.haddonpianoschool.co
Bach Associates ● www.bachdesigngroup.com
The businesses listed on this page support the
community of Haddon Heights in so many
ways throughout the year. The $10,000
delivered cost of this calendar allows them to
promote our local civic, faith-based, library,
post office, schools and 501(C)(3) non-profit
groups all year long. These groups need both
your talents and your money to keep their
organizations operating. When you get the
opportunity, consider thanking our business
members with a smile, a handshake and your
business. It helps make Haddon Heights a
special community, and they would appreciate
it.
Evoy-Banasz Funeral Home
Green Jean Gardens ● Jeannie Marcucci
547-0178 ● www.greenjeangardens.com
Healey Funeral Home ● 9 White Horse Pike
547-1675 ● www.healeyfuneralhomes.com
Knowlton Associates, LLC
547-8282 ● 515 Station Ave
Sheila E’s Dance & Fitness Center ● 310-1649
914 Kings Hwy ● www.sheilaesdance.com
www.haddonheights.biz

2016 Community Calendar

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