Thursday, July 8, 2021

July 4th Parade (07-05-2021)

Congratulations to Frank Lodge for his inspiration, design and leadership in the creation and execution of our July 4th parade theme and content. We won 2nd place...

Parade Preparations




The Set up





 






The Parade

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Friday, June 25, 2021

Cookout & Jennifer Rosenblatt from Eversight Vision

 Thanks to Carlton Chin for sponsoring the Cook-Out.  Carlton spoke to us about “Odds Analysis” and his analysis activities for professional sports teams.  He placed a wager on the Club’s behalf, won, and used the winnings to help us celebrate our return to the Clubhouse.

Cook-Out: 12 noon until 1:30 Thursday, June 24. Burgers. Dogs. Potato salad Cole slaw. Beverages. 














Then at 1;30

Jennifer Rosenblatt the Director of Philanthropy of Eversight Vision, the eye bank of New Jersey spoke to us.

Jennifer described the organization and the work it does, providing access to sight restoring procedures and advocating for donor registry awareness throughout the Garden State.

I had a hardware & software problem and was able to capture the presentation but lost the meeting portion. 

Click Here To View This Presentation

One Final note from Jennifer:

It was so nice to meet you, Roger and great to see Al and Bill, again.

 

Thank you for the opportunity to share Eversight's work and awareness about eye, organ and tissue donation with the 65 Club. Interacting with civic minded groups, such as the Lions and the 65 Club, is one of my favorite things about my job.

 

Here is the link for those interested in becoming an eye, organ and tissue donor: https://www.registerme.org/register.aspx

Enjoy the rest of the summer and please be in touch if I may be of service in the future.

Warmest regards,

Jen Rosenblatt

Jennifer Rosenblatt

Director of Philanthropy

Eversight |  eversightvision.org  |  (917) 742-5843

 

















Friday, June 18, 2021

65 Club Yard Workers June 17, 2021

 Our speaker for the day had to postpone, but we were able to take car of other business and get on to trimming back our bushes around the clubhouse.

Some things to know:

  • Bridge on Mondays and Pinochle on Wednesdays have started back up,  stronger than ever.
  • Tai Chi will start on Mondays at 9:30 after July 4th. If you want to attend, please let president, Frank Lodge know.
  • Chess will start in September.
  • The Signup sheets for the trip to the Simeone Auto Museum on July 13th are in the clubhouse.
  • The July 1st meeting will include our preparations of signs for the parade on July 5th.
Our thanks to all who stayed after the meeting to do our trimming.






Friday, June 11, 2021

Our First Meeting After Reopening

We Are Open!!!

Bill and Tom remove the notice of our being closed.

Next we held our first meeting after reopening. The A/C was not working, so we help a mostly virtual meeting and contacted the borough to have the unit serviced. 

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Thursday, June 3, 2021

Christian Guidice on Boxing

Christian is a Haddonfield native & HMHS class of 1993 graduate, Masters degree in Journalism from Temple University in 1997 and an author of four books on boxing. One book, "Hands of Stone; the Life and Legend of Roberto Duran", was made into a movie. Other books include "Beloved Warrior: The Rise and Fall of Alexis Arguello", "A Fire Burns Within: The Marvelous Journey of Wilfredo "Bazooka" Gomez", and "Macho Time: The Meteoric Rise & Fall of Hector Camacho".

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Saturday, May 29, 2021

A Visual Tour of South Africa by Terry Marlin

Southern Africa Safari & Train Adventure. Dr.Terry Marlin, former Haddonfield resident & traveller to 30 countries, shared her latest adventure in South Africa, Botswana, & Zimbabwe aboard the "Rovos Rail -the most luxurious train in the world." Also included, a side-trip to Victoria Falls on the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe.

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Thursday, May 20, 2021

The Philadelphia Orchestra's Lead Piccolo Player - Erica Peel

 Erica Peel, Haddonfield resident and lead Piccolo player of the Philadelphia Orchestra, provides the 65 Club with updates on the activities of the Orchestra, during and despite the pandemic, and provides a short musical performance.

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Here are some links that were mentioned during this meeting

Here is the link to view the March 12, 2020 concert that was filmed in an empty Verizon Hall: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zKWYX5ohadQ&t=3222s

You can find out more information about the Digital Stage on our website here: https://www.philorch.org

For information on our Matching Gift Challenge, please click below: https://www.philorch.org/support-us/membership-and-donor-resources/neubauer-family-foundation-challenge/

Insterio's YouTube page: https://www.youtube.com/user/insteriomusic/featured