1. real estate

HOLIDAYS, 2013
BARRINGTON’S ON TRACK
19
No
Matter
What-­-­
Get
Up!
Dress
Up!
Show
Up!
(Historical
Society,
continued)
It was great to see so
many out at the Harvest
Festival.
Thanks
to
those
who stopped by our table to
chat or to purchase items.
We have meetings four
times a year. Our next
meetings will be in the
winter and the spring.
Consider joining the Society for just $5.00 a year.
And don’t forget about the
new
Old
Rail
Tavern
cutout
(just $15.00) and other Barrington items for sale. Call
Sylvia at 856-547-9527.
The
Barrington
Historical Society is wishing
everyone a very Happy
Holidays!!
BARRINGTON
SENIORS
The
Young
at
Heart
Senior Group meets the third
Monday of each month at
1 pm in the Senior Recreation Center at the Barrington Municipal Building. IF
THE
MEETING
DATE
IS
DIFERENT
IT
WILL
BE
NOTED
BELOW. Dues for this
group are $12 per year
before May 31 and $14
after that. We ask that dues
be paid before September
30. NOTE: new members
will always remain at $12.
We are always looking for
new members; new friends
and new ideas so come on
in and let us know what
you would like to do with
and for our group! IF ANY
SENIOR
REISDENTS
ARE
INTERESTED
IN
EVENING
MEETINGS
PLEASE CALL EILEEN.
The
Barrington
Senior
Recreation Center (SRC)
is open for seniors to meet
from noon to 3:30 pm
every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday (no dues-just
fun). AGE 55 AND OVER
ARE WELCOME! If you
wish to participate we
celebrate monthly birthdays
with a luncheon on the last
Friday of every month - $5
per person.
Our meetings for the
upcoming months are
from 1-3:00 pm: We have
a short meeting, refreshments, a program and we
play a game. Why not come
out and give us a try!
Dec 13 Christmas
Luncheon at Auletto’s –
noon to 4 pm – PAID
YAH
MEMBERS
ONLY
16 YAH meeting – Program
-­
TBA
27 Birthday luncheon
- pizza - $5 per person –
please sign up by Wednesday
PROGRAMS 2014
- Dues $12 - due now for
2014
Jan 13 YAH Meeting
- Program: Barrington
Police Chief Dave Roberts
NOTE: the meeting this month is the 2nd
Monday due to a holiday
on the 3rd Monday
(Martin Luther King
Day)
Jan 31 Birthday luncheon – Anne’s buffet, $5
per person – please sign up
by Wednesday
Feb 10 YAH Meeting
– Program: EMS/Ambulance Chief Barbara Willson
NOTE: the meeting this
month is the 2nd Monday
due to a holiday on the 3rd
Monday (President’s Day)
Feb 28 Birthday luncheon - pizza - $5 per
person – please sign up by
Wednesday
Mar 17 YAH Meeting Program: Municipal Clerk
Terry
Shannon
Mar 28 Birthday luncheon – Anne’s buffet, $5
per person– please sign up
by Wednesday
Apr 21 YAH Meeting –
Program: “Singing Angels”
-­
Collection: FREE
WILL
OFFERING for the
entertainment
Apr 25 Birthday
luncheon – pizza - $5 per
person– please sign up by
Wednesday
Check the website: www.
barringtonboro. com. for
senior center updates or call
Eileen
at
856/547-­8585;
we also post information
on the Senior Recreation
Center doors.
Camden County website:
www. camdencounty. com.
FOR
SENIOR
EVENTS
AROUND
THE
COUNTY
CLICK
ON
“JUST
FOR
SENIORS”
August: Not pictured: Marie
Dobisch
August: Dolores and Arthur
Bantle celebrated their 63rd
Wedding Anniversary
September: Not pictured:
Eileen Hoch & Eileen
Holcombe
October: Charlotte Blizzard.
Not pictured: Sue Sanders,
Rita Manning, Joe Moseley &
Joe Mooney
**Events are free unless noted**
BIRTHDAYS
May: Not pictured : Mary
Farrell, Gloria Malasky, Jean
Byrnes
Catona, DelVecchio, Lofink.
Music provided by the county,
fun provided by: Sylvia,
Tom, Anne, Kathy
Blizzard
Whittaker
Bantles
Atkins, Vincent
June: Louise Catona,
Al DelVecchio, Honey
Lofink. Not pictured:
Eleanor Richards,
Elaine Shell, Linda
Delker, Sabina Moyer,
Sylvia Cianciarulo,
Eleanor Park
July: George Atkins
& Joyce Vincent. Not
pictured: Jane
McKenna, Virginia,
Joan Boyle
July 4th:
Anne Whittaker
HALLOWEEN PARTY
From left: Joyce Vincent, Arthur Bantle, Joe Moseley, Anne Whittaker,
Dolores Bantle, Charlotte Blizzard, Cody Bruner, Jane McKenna.
1st prize man: Cody Bruner, 1st prize women: Jane McKenna.
20
BARRINGTON’S ON TRACK
Harvest
Festival
2013
Enjoyed
For
16th
Time
Around
(Continued from Page 1.)
The
Barrington
Fire
Co.
#1
hosted
their
popular
beer
and
food
garden
on
the
grounds
of
the
fire
house,
and Clements Bridge Road became a walk down
memory lane as restored and customized cars from
through
the
years
were
on
display.
The
Kidsí
Section
was
popular,
too,
and
the
inflatable
bounces
are
always
a
big
hit.
There
was
also
a
hayride,
pony
rides,
a petting zoo, the video game truck, and other fun
activities.
There
was
live
entertainment
on
three
stages
spread
throughout the Festival. Local rock groups performed
in
front
of
the
Old
Rail
Tavern,
and
the
main
stage
in front of the B-Corner Market featured a variety of
acts
like
the
Next
Stage
Dancers,
the
LNT
Rock
Band
Camp
and
Oliver
Showcase,
Andrew
Whitman,
Terry
Rivel, Shadow Station, pop recording artist Felicia,
and
party
band
The
Business.
A
dj
spun
oldies
amid
the display of classic cars, and there were also acts like
Paisley Pickles for the pre-schoolers.
The
“Barrington’s
Got
Talent”
contest
has
been
very
popular in providing rising stars with a place to show
off their talent and the crowd has always been impressed
and
entertained.
The
top
winners
were
Arianna
Davis, Gianna DeMao, Heavenlee Joyce, Katie
Walters, Molly McShane and Lizzie Stolte.
Another tradition at the Harvest Festival is to
attempt
to
break
some
offbeat
record.
This
year,
the crowd attempted to set a new record for the
number of people gathered together to sing and
perform
“The
Cup
Song.”
The
record
number
is
constantly being set and broken, but it grabbed the
attention
of
Radio
Station
92.5
WXTU,
who
also
participated
in
the
event.
There
were
80
participants ages 5 and up while no record was broken,
it was an amazing turnout and great to see the kids
in the community come together and feel proud to
be
a
part
of
something
that
required
not
only
their
presence, but their skill.
The
Basket
Auction
was
a
big
success
once
again
this
year, with clubs and organizations participating by sponsoring baskets of prizes.
Everyone who enjoyed the day is grateful to the
committee that put it all together. Long-time committee members include Megan O’Donnell, Barbara Hanson,
and
Denise
Moules.
They
were
joined
by
Becky
Bierbach, Mindy Berwick, Councilwomen Maureen
Bergeron and Patti Nicholson, along with Fire Chief
John Sutch, Mike Drumm, Anthony Iaconelli, Jeff Zola,
Nicole DeRosa Lukaitis and Bill Patton. Many local
citizens play important roles in making the event a success,
and
the
town
thanks
them
all!
The
Public
Works
Department,
the
Tax
Office
staff,
the
Police
Department,
the Fire Company, the Fire Police, the Fire Alliance and
the Ambulance volunteers have supported the Harvest
Festival right from the start 16 years ago.
We hope that everyone enjoyed yet another successful
Harvest Festival in Downtown Barrington!
HOLIDAYS, 2013
HOLIDAYS, 2013
BARRINGTON’S ON TRACK
21
Prudential Fox & Roach, Realtors®
Becomes
Berkshire
Hathaway
HomeServices
Fox
&
Roach,
Realtors®
With
65
offices
across
the
region,
there
was a buzz of activity on November 12th
when Prudential Fox & Roach, Realtors®
changed to Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Fox & Roach, Realtors®. Across the
Delaware Valley building signs and yard
signs changed from blue to cabernet, marking a new brand for the real estate market
leader
and
many
offices
hosted
Grand
Opening events to mark the transition.
Pictured here are Barrington’s Lifetime
Residents, Kathy McDonald and Lisa
McDonald from the Berkshire Hathaway
HomeServices Fox & Roach, Realtors’
Haddonfield
Office
#1
Broker/Associates,
posting
the
first
new
“For
Sale”
sign
in
Barrington.
Kathy McDonald, Barrington’s #1 AwardWinning Realtor averages 35-40 home sales
in Barrington alone each year. Her dedication, professionalism, and marketing expertise are attributes her clients can expect to
continue seeing and always count on.
“We are excited to be part of HomeServices
of
America,”
said
PFR
Chairman
&
CEO Larry Flick, “one of the world’s most
respected brands. We are joining an organi-
GOVERNMENT
PHONE
NUMBERS:
STATE,
COUNTY
&
LOCAL
State,
Camden
County
and
Local
phone
numbers
you
can
call
for
assistance
NEW
JERSEY
STATE
&
FEDERAL:
CAMDEN
COUNTY
Governor
Chris
Christie
609/292-­6000
CC Social Services --225-5143 or-8800
Welfare to Work 427-0988
WIC --225-5155
Health & Human Services 374-6300
Division for Children
374-6376
Food Stamps-- 225-7789
Mosquito
Control
566-­2945
or
2949
Alcohol & Substance Abuse --374-6316
Office
of
Economic
Opportunities
910-­1180
Veterans Affairs –613-1199
One Stop Resource Center 968-4200
Parks & Recreation – 216-2130
Public Works (county) 566-2980
Senior Services and Services for the
Disabled -858-3220
Surrogate 225-7282
Sheriff’s Dept -225-5473
Rental Assistance 614-3300
Homeless Prevention 614-3318
Catholic Charities 663-9800
PSE&G 866-657-4273
US
Senator
Frank
Lautenberg
856/338-­8922
US Senator Robert Menendez 856/757-5353
Congressman
Robert
Andrews
856/546-­5100
Senator Donald Norcross 856/547-4800
Assemblyman Angel Fuentes 856/547-4800
Assemblyman Whip Wilson
LOCAL
NUMBERS:
Emergency -----------911
Police Department --547-4333
Fire Department -- 933-1234
Ambulance –
933-1234
Borough Hall -- 547-0706
Mayors
Office
–
547-­8585
Court –547-1550
Construction
Office-­547-­0706
Public Works -- 547-2486
856/547-4800
zation known for its strength and stability;
one that is consistent with our high standards of service and integrity, making this a
win/win
for
our
customers
and
our
brokers.”
As the largest Realtor®
in
the
Tri-­State
area
of Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware
and the largest single-market residential real
estate brokerage in the U.S., the company
has more than 4,000 sales associates in 65
offices
located
in
major
markets
across
the
three states. On August 14th it was announced that HomeServices of America,
Inc.,
a
Berkshire
Hathaway
affiliate,
acquired
Prudential
Fox
and
Roach
Realtors®
and
its
subsidiary,
The
Trident
Group,
comprised
of
market
leading
financial
services
companies
including
Trident
Mortgage
Group,
Trident
Insurance
and
Trident
Land
Transfer
Company.
The
acquisition
represents
HomeServices’
expansion in the Mid-Atlantic and entry into
the
Tri-­State
region.
In
2012,
HomeServices
closed nearly $42 billion in sales volume,
over 145,000 transactions and closed approximately $4 billion in home mortgages.
With this transaction, HomeServices has
30 brands and more than 20,000 real estate
professionals operating in 24 states.
2-­1-­1
FIRST
CALL
FOR
HELP
If you need help right now, pick up the phone and dial 2-11 to reach the Camden County information and referral hotline
operated by the Union Organization for Social Service. You can
also visit their searchable Community Information System website: www.infonet.org.
2-1-1 provides callers in need with information about and
referrals to human services such as:
Basic
Human
Needs
Resources: food banks, clothing closets,
shelters, rent assistance, utility assistance.
Physical
and
Mental
Health
Resources: health insurance
programs, Medicaid and intervention services, support groups,
counseling, drug and alcohol intervention and rehabilitation.
Work Support:
financial
assistance,
job
training,
transportation assistance and education programs.
Support for Older Americans and People with Disabilities:
adult day care, congregate meals, Meals on Wheels, respite care,
home health care, transportation, homemaker services.
Children,
Youth
&
Family
Supports: child care, after school
programs, Head Start, family resource centers, summer camps
and recreation programs, mentoring, tutoring and protective
services
Introducing The Future
Of Real Estate
Announcing the debut of the combined power of
Berkshire Hathaway Home Services and Fox & Roach, Realtors. ®
Together,
we
will
redefine
real
estate
leadership
in Barrington and the entire region.
New Name.
New Look.
Same Great Company.
A New Era in Real Estate.
Kathleen “Kathy” McDonald
Broker/Associate
Berkshire Hathaway
HomeServices
Fox & Roach Realtors
41 S. Haddon Avenue
Haddonfield,
NJ
08033
Cell
Phone:
609-­519-­6418
E-­Mail:
[email protected]
HAPPY HOLIDAYS!
From “BARRINGTON’s #1 Realtor® in 2013”
Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices
Fox & Roach Realtors®
Kathleen
McDonald
Broker/Associate
Cell: 609-519-6418
“A special greeting at this Holiday time to express to you
our
sincere
appreciation
for
your
confidence
and
loyalty.
We are deeply thankful and extend to you our best wishes
for a Merry Christmas and a Happy & Healthy New Year!”
55 Enders Drive
Barrington/Stoneybrook
$149,900
225 S. Moore Avenue
Barrington/Gardens
$184,900
541 Thomas Avenue
Barrington/Gardens
$159,500
510 Thomas Avenue
Barrington/Gardens
$189,900
21 Timber Drive
Barrington/Stoneybrook
$180,900
222 Edwards Avenue
Barrington/Gardens
$119,900
1205 Wayne Road
Barrington/Tavistock Hills
$169,900
200 Shreve Avenue
Barrington
$178,900
134 W. Gloucester Pike
Barrington/Gardens
$139,900
5 Beaver Drive
Barrington/Stoneybrook
$120,000
1 E. Gloucester Pike
Lot For Sale
$149,900
111 Moore Avenue
Barrington
$136,900
41
S.
Haddon
Avenue,
Haddonfield,
NJ
08033
•
Office:
856-­428-­2600
Lisa
McDonald
Team Member
Cell:
856-­220-­8336
Kyle
Rodgers
Team Member
Cell:
856-­266-­7343
In Loving Memory of...
Mary Prouty
Mary Sylvestro
Dominic Bottiglieri
Dennis Bargas
Sadie Cottom
Edith Maurice
Ruth Guida
Edward Lipsett
Raymond Kennedy
Phyllis Vincent
Ralph Ruggiero
James Degrecio
Evelyn Horner
Glenn Kennedy
Christopher Costantino
Gerald Ellis
Mirium James
Dorothy King
Edward Bigum
Doris VanBuren
Michael Maurice
G. Halsey Holmes
Elwood Kaufman
Charles Roback
Daniel Wojciechowski
Henry Jackson
Beatrice Schmidt
We have been privileged to serve these families,
and we want them to know that our thoughts and prayers
are with them during this Holiday Season.
POPIOLEK
FUNERAL HOME
Kirk A. Popiolek, Owner/Manager, NJ Licence Number 4310
400 Clements Bridge Road, Barrington, NJ 08007
Call Day or Night: 856-546-9040 or visit www.njfuneralhome.net