Clinton Township Newsletter

9 n o v e m b e r 2 0 1 9 • MBA (NYU) in Finance, Strategy • PhD (Delaware) in Chemical Engineering • 20 yrs corporate experience • Active volunteer in the CTSD schools Hornick Scott Kaltenbach Jennifer Brasher Laura Clinton Township Paid for by Hornick, Kaltenbach, and Brasher for Board of Ed, PO Box 316, Annandale, NJ 08801. Contact: campaign2019ctsd@gmail.com. • BS, MA in Education & Classroom Technology • 22+ yrs experience teaching Science • Curriculum & state standards experience • Cub Scouts den leader • MA (NYU) & BM (Berklee) in Music • Professor & Coordinator of Music & Music Technology Depts at Mercer CCC • 15 yrs teaching, administration & curriculum Tuesday Nov 5 th VOTE • Innovative education - Ensuring that best practices are employed to deliver a top-notch education • Improved relations & transparency - Instilling a culture of collaboration by promoting respect for all constituencies, and keeping all stakeholders informed & engaged in meaningful conversations • Cost effectiveness - Making effective use of taxpayer dollars & creatively meeting challenges facing our district Drawing on our backgrounds in education, business, the arts and science, we will focus on: Strong, vibrant schools benefit our entire community; we are committed to strengthening Clinton Township School District. Board of Education terms term Saturday, November 16, THS will collect antique items between 9:00 am and 12 noon at the Oldwick Carriage House at 5 James Street in Oldwick, 05588. They will be sold at the 16th THS Christmas Antique Show, Saturday, December 7, 10:00 am - 4:00 pm, and Sunday, December 8, 11:00 am -3:00 pm, at the Old Turnpike School at 173 Old Turnpike Road (Rte 517) in the Fairmont Section of Tewksbury. The Society is seeking clean, quality items, including china, dishes, toys, jewelry and miscellaneous things. No furniture, books, records, clothes or electronic items will be accepted. Volunteers will review and accept donations at the Oldwick Carriage House. A tax donation slip will be provided to donators. On Sunday, November 17, Clarence and Anne Dillion will be the subject of a talk by W. Barry Thomson at 6:15 pm in the Fairmount Presbyterian Church Community House at 247 Old Turnpike Road, in the Fairmount section of Tewksbury. The free talk is open to the public, preceded by a covered dish supper at 5:00 pm, also open to the public, with a request to bring a covered dish to share. Clarence Dillon, whose family estate was "Dunwalke" in Bedminster, was a most successful, wealthy investment banker of the 1920s. His family – Clarence, wife Anne, and children Dorothy and Douglas – pursued public service, philanthropy, education, art, design, and architecture on a global scale. After covering Dillon's background and career at the Dillon, Read & Co. investment firm, Thomson will discuss the family's accomplishments, outside passions, their worldwide homes and built projects in New Jersey, New York City, Paris and the Bordeaux wine region of France (the legendary Chateau Haut-Brion vineyard owned by Dillon since the 1930s), Jamaica, the coast of Maine, churches in Peapack-Gladstone, Washington and Geneva and libraries in Bedminster and Paris. Included will be the career of Dillon's son, Douglas, who served as ambassador to France and undersecretary of state under President Eisenhower, secretary of treasury under Presidents Kennedy and Johnson, and president of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Born and raised in Peapack, Thomson received his undergraduate degree at Drew University, and took architecture and urban planning courses at Harvard University. He was a David Rockefeller Fellow, a Program sponsored by the New York City Partnership. He co-authored with the late Jack Turpin the two volume work "New Jersey Country Houses: Somerset County". For more information and directions call: 908.832.6734 and leave your name and phone number. e V e n t s a t t h e t e w k s b u r y h I s t o r I c a l s o c I e t y - n o V e m b e r 1 6 a n D 1 7 w c t t : " L e a d e r s i n c O m m u n i t y G i v i n G " – c l e a n o u t y o u r c l o s e t s a n D D o n at e s h o e s ! The Woman's Club of Tewksbury donated another $10,000 to local organizations at their October meeting! WCTT, in partnership with the Tewksbury PTA, the TAA and the Tewksbury schools, is also currently leading a collection of gently used shoes on behalf of the international Soles4Souls project. Collection locations include: TES, OTS (foyers), King's, Bishop's, Aqui Market, Tewksbury Library and Black River Roasters. Collection deadline is November 15. All gently used shoes are needed for children, men and women; from flip flops to boots to sneakers to dress shoes! All women are welcome to attend our meetings on the first Tuesday of each month at 9:30 am, in the Manor, behind the Oldwick Firehouse! Join in on our fun socials and community service opportunities.

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