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Cookie time is almost here! This month, local Girl Scout troops will kick
off a new season of selling cookies. Whether you see us in your neighborhood
or out in the community at a booth, we thank you in advance for your
support. To learn about becoming a Girl Scout or what's involved with being
a Leader, email us at: gshnjserviceunit81@gmail.com. We are always
looking for new members and parent volunteers and would be glad to
answer questions about this rewarding experience. Additional information
is available at http://su81website.wixsite.com/girlscouts.
c H o c o l A t e M A K i n G
How did a bitter seed become the chocolate that so many of us love?
As the drink of choice in Colonial America, and popular among all social classes,
it was not unusual to start one's day with a hot, spicy cup of chocolate. It was
perceived to cure common ailments and was even sold in Benjamin Franklin's
Philadelphia print shop.
Come on February 2, 1:00 -4:00 pm as Susan McLellan Plaisted, MS RD
CSP LDN, demonstrates the use of the metate by turning the cacao bean into
chocolate. Find out what really went into making chocolate from bean to drink,
from drink to sweets, and from sweets to the modern candy.
This Open House Sunday program will be held at the Bouman-
Stickney Farmstead, located at 114 Dreahook Road in the Stanton
section of Readington. For GPS use Lebanon, NJ.
This is a free family friendly event, although donations will be gratefully
accepted. In case of inclement weather please call the Museums to find
out the status of the program. For more information please visit: www.
readingtontwp.org/ReadingtonMuseums.html or call 908.236.2327.
The Readington Museums received an operating support re-grant from the
Hunterdon County Cultural & Heritage Commission, with funds from the New
Jersey Historical Commission, a division of the Department of State.
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Calling all makers! Are you an artist? Inventor?
Robotics fan? Craftsman? Do you enjoy demonstrating
your projects and teaching others?
NJ Makers Day brings together makers for a day of interactive,
creative, inventing. Come and share your artistic activity by
demonstrating and letting others participate in making. Individuals,
small businesses, schools and clubs are invited to join us on this
special day at the North County Branch Library, 65 Halstead Street,
Clinton, on Saturday, March 23. There is no charge to exhibit.
For more information contact Sandy Janosik at:
sjanosik@hclibrary.us or call the library at: 908.730.6135.
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 n e e d s V o l u n t e e r s !
The Hunterdon Medical Center Auxiliary, which helps to support
the Hunterdon Healthcare Foundation's fundraising efforts is
looking for volunteers. For more information or to RSVP, call:
908.788.6591 or email: ddalley@hhsnj.org. Thank you in advance!
