Clinton Township Newsletter

5 S e p t e m b e r 2 0 1 8 t h S S e e k S S u b m I S S I o n o F J u r I e d W o r k S F o r 2 7 t h t e W k S b u r y J u r I e d a r t e x h I b I t I o n Co-chairs Shaun Van Doren and Andy Calamaras have announced that the Tewksbury Historical Society will host its 27th Tewksbury Juried Art Exhibition Saturday, October 12, through Saturday, October 20. The event will take place at the Zion Lutheran Church, Christian Education Building, 16 Miller Avenue in Oldwick with an Opening Reception on Thursday evening, October 11. THS brings together the region's best fine artists and includes juried, small work, portfolio areas and photography. Jurors of the Show will be Joel Popadics, Judge of Selection, and Julie Goetz, Judge of Awards. Awards will be based on "Best in Show", "Best of Tewksbury", "Marion Katnack Award Tewksbury Landscape", plus 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place Honorable Mentions in each category. Juried Works submission deadline is September 14 and must be original to the show, not having been submitted to any other THS Juried Art Exhibition. Categories are Animals, Abstracts, Landscape, Floral and Still-Life. Mediums are limited to oils, acrylics, paper (pastels, watercolors, mixed media collages) and Hand pulled prints (etching, silk screen, lithographs). Photography must be analog or digital. No giclees allowed. For a copy of the submission prospectus, for eligibility requirements and for show details please visit www.tewksburyhistory.net or call Shaun at: 908.439.3054 or Andy at: 908.322.2358 for information. www.VickiTuschak.com | VTuschak@yahoo.com office: 908.735.8080 | cell: 908.334.2164 Organic Grocery, Cafe & Juice bar, Premium Supplements Open Everyday 8am-8pm h u n t e r d o n m e d I C a l C e n t e r a u x I l I a r y a n n o u n C e S n e W W i n e W o m e n a n d S h o e S e v e n t a n d I S h o S t I n g a n o p e n h o u S e F o r n e W m e m b e r S The Hunterdon Medical Center Auxiliary is excited to announce their new event, Wine, Women and Shoes. On Wednesday, October 10, the Auxiliary will host an Open House at Hunterdon Medical Center in Conference Rooms A and B from 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm located at 2100 Westcott Drive, Flemington, NJ 08822. Guests will have the opportunity to meet current Auxiliary members, and learn more about Wine Women and Shoes as well as the various ways they may volunteer and become more involved in this fun event. Wine Women and Shoes will have wine tastings, appetizers, designer shopping, a dream closet raffle and a fashion show. The event will take place in the Spring of 2019. The Auxiliary is a dynamic volunteer organization playing a vital role in the hospital's mission. Auxiliary volunteers have hosted a variety of fundraising events over the years which have contributed over two million dollars to the Hunterdon Healthcare System, supporting their commitment to provide quality healthcare for the community. Some of the Auxiliary fundraising and community activities include A Culinary Affair, Holiday Cookie Sale, Holiday Carolers, Lights of Love and the Auxiliary Scholarship program. A Culinary Affair is held in September, with samplings from local restaurants, wineries and breweries to benefit Hunterdon Hospice and Visiting Health and Supportive Services. The Holiday Cookie Sale takes place in December with proceeds benefitting Briteside Adult Day Care Center. Lights of Love is an annual tree lighting ceremony held in honor or memory of family and friends, complete with a holiday choir and entertainment. Guests will be provided light refreshments and have an opportunity to receive door prizes. For more information and to RSVP, please call the Hunterdon Healthcare Foundation office at: 908.788.6591 or email: ddalley@hhsnj.org. About the Hunterdon Medical Center Auxiliary: The Hunterdon Medical Center Auxiliary is a philanthropic partner of the Hunterdon Healthcare Foundation. The Auxiliary is an all volunteer organization, founded to provide financial support for the Hunterdon Healthcare system. It helps enable them to further their commitment to provide quality healthcare for the community. C a S a S h a W S e e k S a d v o C a t e S Every year there are more than 100,000 reports of child abuse or neglect in NJ and more than 10,000 children are removed from their homes because the Court has found it to be too dangerous for them to remain in their homes. Court Appointed Special Advocates of Somerset, Hunterdon and Warren Counties (CASA SHaW) recruit, screen, train and supervise community volunteers to act as advocates in court for children living in foster care. CASA volunteers are appointed by a family court judge to discover the best possible outcome for an abused or neglected child's future as well as make recommendations that support the child's current needs. Volunteers receive support and supervision from a trained social worker throughout the duration of their cases. To find out more, visit: www.casashaw.org, call 908.689.5515, or email: info@casashaw.org.

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