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DETAILS OF THE 2011 TOUR

Thursday, December 8, 2011
**Proceeds to benefit HMHS Lights, Camera, Action!

10am to 4pm and 5pm to 9pm
$15.00 in advance - $20.00 day of tour

Mail $15 per ticket to (Checks should be payable to Haddonfield
Educational Trust, "HET, HMHS Lights Camera Action"):
Haddonfield Information Center
2 Kings Court
Haddonfield, NJ 08033
with a stamped self-addressed envelope or come in person:
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday – 11am to 3pm
Friday evenings, Nov 25 to Dec 23 until 9 pm
Dec 31, 12-8pm

NEW! PURCHASE ONLINE *

Tickets ordered online can be picked up at the Haddonfield Information Center on Thursday, December 8 anytime between 10am through 8pm at the Haddonfield Information Center, 2 Kings Court.

PATCH ARTICLES

Holiday House Tour Helps Spruce Up HMHS Auditorium

Sale of 2011 Friendship Ball Also Benefits Auditorium Revamp

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The H.M.H.S. Lights Camera Action campaign is a non profit and voluntary private initiative to replace the sound system, lighting and stage curtains in the H.M.H.S. auditorium. This venue benefits the HMHS students as well as students and other organizations in Haddonfield.

• Indian King Museum, 233 Kings Hwy East, will be decorated in Holiday Style. Hours: 10am to 4pm & 5pm - 9pm.
• Markeim Arts Center, Lincoln Avenue at Walnut Street, will be open from 12noon to 9pm with their Holiday Gift Cottage and Craft Show. Complimentary refreshments.
• Accent Studio, 123 Kings Hwy East, will be open from 10am – 9pm. Accent Studio donates a portion of all sales from the 2011 Holiday House Tour Commemorative Friendship Ball to HMHS Lights Camera Action.
• Haddonfield Information Center, Kings Court, will be open from 10am to 8pm on the day of the Tour.  Restroom available.

House Descriptions

Confirmed homes in order of the map that is provided with the tickets are as follows:

20 Sylvan Lake Avenue (home of Ryan and Shelley Sparrow)	61 Kings HighwayWest (home of Jason and Reena Schaeffer)
220 West Mount Vernon Avenue (home of Matthew and Stacy Laffer)	217 Washington Avenue (home of John and LizLaProcido)
120 Jefferson Avenue (home of Brad and Denise Brubaker)	Gabby Fabbri, a student volunteer for the Lights, Camera, Action campaign committee

Haddonfield Holiday House 2011 Limited Edition Friendship Ball

Since the 17th century, glass blowers in Europe and North America made balls at the end of the day to utilize the glass remaining in the furnace. Given as gifts, hand-blown glass balls have traditionally been known as a symbol of friendship and good luck. Hung in a window, this Friendship Ball will sparkle in the light the way a good friend brings sparkle to your life. The colors swirl and mingle across the surface of the ball enhancing each other just as the talents and varied personalities of friends bring color to your life. Just Like Friends...No Two Are Alike.

About the Artist: This year's ball was designed and created by Elias Studios from Westport, Massachusetts. Each Friendship Ball was hand blown using techniques developed thousands of years ago. A blowpipe is dipped into a pool of melted glass, rolled over bits of colored glass and then shaped into a ball with gentle blowing and reheating. The ball is then cooled slowly in an annealing oven. Each Friendship Ball is unique with variations in patterning and surface unlike any other.

They will go on sale on Black Friday for $25 a piece.

Please RESPECT the homes!

• Absolutely no food and no photography.
• Please wear socks; shoes must be removed before entering the homes (no shoes).