Out and about
* Ex-Flyers center Jeff Carter and a
female companion seemed to be picking up storage containers at the Target in Cherry Hill Sunday, for his move to Columbus, where he'll now play for the Blue Jackets. Our tipster says Carter took time to take pictures with a group of kids who approached him near the checkout line.
* Eagles quarterback Michael Vick
dined at Capriccio inside Resorts Atlantic
City Friday and greeted some well-wishing fans as he strolled the hotel.
6ABC's Williams back on stage
6ABC anchor Rick Williams is again taking the Moorestown Theater Company stage.
He'll play Baron Bomburst in the Delaware Valley Community Theater Premiere of "Chitty Chitty, Bang Bang," July 14-23 at the William Allen Middle School.
Moorestown Mayor John Button and former Mayor Kevin Aberant share the role of the Toymaker, and Kristi Howell-Ikeda, CEO of the Burlington County Chamber of Commerce, shares the role
of Lady Scrumptious.
Mark Morgan, the Moorestown's producing artistic director, flew to Chicago to get the right car for the title role and drove back in a rental truck.
For info and showtimes, visit moorestowntheatercompany.org.
Del. garden on 'Bachelorette'
The Winterthur Museum, Garden and Library in Delaware will be a date site on Monday's "The Bachelorette," which features former "Bachelor" contestant and Penn dental student Ashley Hebert looking for love. She and a suitor (tune in at 8 p.m. on ABC to learn which guy) will have a date there.
Charitably minded
Friends of Jake Chalfin have organized
a fundraiser for the paralyzed equestrian at 1 p.m. Sunday at the Brandywine Polo Club in Toughkenamon, Chester County. Chalfin was injured in September while riding in the Blue Ridge Fall Races in Virginia. Sunday's Chasin' for Chalfin event features a barbecue, an open bar, an
antique-car show, steeplechase jockeys and a professional polo match. Tickets are $40 in advance, $45 at the door. More info at chasinforchalfin.com.
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