Clinton Township Newsletter

1 0 o c t o b e r 2 0 1 9 w w w . C L I N T O N T W P N E W S L E T T E R . c o m 800.452.9105 • 908.638.9339 www.AandLPoolService.com 1 VAN SYCKLE ST, HIGH BRIDGE, NJ 08829 SERVING HUNTERDON, WARREN, MORRIS, SOMERSET AND MERCER COUNTIES FOUNDED 1967 • LIC.#13VH02098100 ALL In-Ground Pools Pool Openings Pool Closings Maintenance Swimming Pool Inspections Filter Repair/ Replacement Heater Repair/ Replacement Pump Repair/ Replacement Computerized Automation Pump/Acid Wash Safety Covers Renovations Vacuum Service Leak Detection Services Pressure Testing Pool Cleaners Pool Chemicals Salt Generators SPA Covers SERVICES: l e b A n O n b O R O U g h S C h O O l P T A h O S T S A b A S k e T A U C T I O n O C T O b e R 1 8 ! The Lebanon Borough School PTA will host a Basket Auction on Friday, October 18. Doors will open at 6:30 p.m. The first drawing will be at 7:30 p.m. and the event ends at 9:30 p.m. The auction will be held at the Lebanon Borough School which is located at 6 Maple Street in Lebanon. The Basket Auction will feature nearly 100 baskets and refreshments will be served. The funds raised from this event will help to support the purchase of new technology for the classrooms, enrichment programs and educational assemblies for the entire school. This is the largest fundraiser the PTA hosts to support the school and students. The fee to enter is $20 and includes a sheet of tickets. The best value ticket package includes: six sheets of tickets, ten grand prize tickets and ten class basket tickets for $100. The Basket Auction is a fun community event. Please come out and support your local school. Attendees must be 18 years old and over. For more information, please email: Kathleenseelig@ hotmail.com or call: 908.328.1342. A b O U g U e T . . . M A Y b e b e T T e R T h A n R O S e S ! T R Y l I S I A n T h U S g R O w n A T F A R M l A n d M A R k e T A long lasting bouquet of elegant flowers for your Dear... may be a great investment! Lisianthus is a classy long stemmed flower in colors of blue, purple, pink, red and white that will often last two weeks in a vase with water. You may never have seen flowers like this. Marija keeps bouquets ready to go and also grows giant marigolds, dahlias, zinnias, sunflowers and other seasonal varieties. Stop in, get a bouquet and make your Honey happy. Maybe even pick your own! The Farm Land Market farm stand will have our own apples, pears and berries throughout October. While you are there visit our goats and chickens; see where the eggs are laid. Tour the beautiful property and Gallery. Try some of the veggies, preserves, pickles, herbs and flowers that Marija has prepared or picked for you. Pumpkins, cornstalks and straw bales too! Keep an eye on Farm Land Market at 66 Allerton Road and Rt. 31, for nature is always bringing us something amazing and new. Please like us on Facebook at: www.facebook.com/ farmlandmarket31. S I e R R A C l U b I n O C T O b e R : P l A S T I C , P l A S T I C e v e R Y w h e R e ! Sylvia Kay, NJ Chapter Executive Committee Member, presents on how single-use plastics – a significant source of marine and land debris-- threatens humans and wildlife. A clear source of greenhouse gases contributing to climate change, such debris contaminates many different food chains impacting wildlife worldwide. Get informed about this important topic and what municipalities can do to fight back. This presentation is October 2 (Wed) at the North County Branch Library in Clinton at 7:00 pm. The program, presented by the South Highlands Group of the Sierra Club, is free and open to the public!

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