Clinton Township Newsletter

Dinners MADE Simple! No time to plan, shop & prep a home-cooked meal? We provide Ready-to-Cook Meals GRAB n' GO or Order Online Catering Available meal assembly www.dishclinton.com studio & salad bar 908.730.MEAL 16 Leigh Street~Downtown Clinton (Entrance in Back) The Computer Guy A DIVISION OF BDB ENTERPRISES Is Your Computer Driving You Crazy? We'll fix your computer in your home and help you effectively use it! For HOME • • • • • • For BUSINESS Flexible hours Computer repair Internet connection, printer & file sharing DSL/Cable setup Virus/firewall help MS Office training • • • • • • • Web hosting Computer purchasing Web site design E-commerce specialist Search engine optimizing Networking/Firewalls Business solutions Annandale, NJ Cell: 908-310-7988 Bruce Bednar Office: 908-713-9843 Apgar & Sons Septic Tank Cleaning Risers Installed Tank Replacement Backhoe & Dozer Service Annandale, NJ 08801 (908) 735-5248 Keith Ross, DVM ANIMAL HOSPITAL OF CLINTON-PERRYVILLE 58 Route 173 West Hampton, New Jersey 08827 www.animalhospitalofclinton.com 908 • 735 • 7213 22 ClintonTwpNewsletter.com The next meeting of the Clinton Township Seniors Club will be held on May 8th at at 10 am in the lower level of the Annandale Reformed Church. Our speaker that day will be from Hunterdon Helpline. We will be exploring all the many programs and services available to our residents. Remember if you would like to be on our trip mailing list please give Pat a call at 908.735.0424. P a r k i n s o n ' s D i s e a s e S u pp o r t G r o u p A Parkinson's Disease Support Group for the Hunterdon area is forming for those affected by the disease. The goal is to have an informal monthly evening meeting where news and experiences can be shared and concerns or questions can be discussed. Please call or e-mail Ron Zak (908.730.6114 ronzak@att.net) or Wayne Thomas (908.730.8363 W.thomas@br-tmlaw.com) for more information. T ap S h o e s N e e d e d ! ! ! The Hunterdon County Happy Tappers is a "Senior Group" of Tap Dancers which was founded about 24 years ago and is still going strong! Fortunately, we are always adding new "Seniors" to our group and we always try to keep Tap Shoes for our new members to use. Unfortunately, we are running out of our Tap Shoe supply! If anyone has Tap Shoes that they are no longer using, would you please donate them to our group? You can drop them off at the main entrance to the Senior Center on Route 31 in Flemington, across the street from St. Paul's Church. We love to welcome new members and we appreciate any size Tap Shoes you can offer. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts! We're proud to say we have 32 members in our group. We even have Tappers that are in their 80's and 90's!!! We perform for Senior Centers, Nursing Homes and even the 4H Fair. Come to our upcoming Dance Showcase on Monday, April 29 at 1:00 at the Senior Center on Rt. 31 and Gaunt Place (next to St. Paul's Church) in Flemington. This exciting event has tap dancers, jive/jazz, line, and zumba dancers! All ages are welcome to enjoy the show! "50 MOVING FORWARD" J o u r n e y t o a H e a lt h i e r F u t u r e Frank F. Baffle Replacement New Septic Systems SENIORS ' C ORNER M a y Over 50? You've Still Got It, and the Y and Pfizer are Launching 50 MOVING FORWARD to help you keep it! Hunterdon County YMCA invites people to join wellness events and classes focused on health, prevention, fitness and fun today. Enroll for free starting today in person at the Hunterdon County YMCA or online at YMCA. net/50MovingForward. Adults 50 years and older currently make up more than 30 percent of the US population, and by 2015 they are expected to represent 45 percent of Americans. The CDC suggests that adults 50 and older have a 70 percent chance of developing at least one chronic disease. The Y, one of the nation's leading nonprofits dedicated to improving the nation's health, has teamed up with Pfizer, with its health care expertise, to develop 50 MOVING FORWARD. This program goes beyond the basic tenets of healthy eating and physical activity and highlights the importance of helping prevent health problems before they arise through screenings and vaccinations, and the health benefits of staying socially active and connected. The HCYMCA is one of 25 across the country that offers specially designed 50 MOVING FORWARD weekly wellness events, classes and workshops. Both YMCA members and nonmembers are invited to join 50 MOVING FORWARD for free. A full calendar of events is available at www.hcymca.org. Some 50 MOVING FORWARD events include: • Moving for Better Balance • Group Active • Nutritional Shopping Cart Smart. For more information, contact us at: Hunterdon County YMCA, 144 W. Woodchurch Rd., Flemington, NJ 08822 908.782.1044, ext 4932. 2 0 1 3

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