Clinton Township Newsletter

NCB L i b r a r y ' s J u n e E v e n t s NCB Library offers the following programs and concerts for June: Sat., June 1: Piano recitals of Tom DiGiovanni's students (Time TBD) Tues., June 4, 7 pm: Hunterdon Photography Club, drop-in Wed., June 5 and 19, 7 pm: North County Fiber Artists, drop-in Thurs., June 6, 7 pm: Organizing with Jamie Novak F i na l S i n g i n g B ow l s with S a n d e e C o n r oy Saturday, June 8, 2:00 pm Sandee Conroy, the Singing Bowl Lady, will be holding her final session at the North County Branch Library before she relocates out west. Tibentan monks have used metal singing bowls for centuries. Sandee uses quartz crystal which has many physical properties that help amplify, store, focus and transfer energy. The sounds from the bowls are calming and induce a sense of peacefulness. Come enjoy your last singing bowl experience with Sandee with this bittersweet farewell. This program fills quickly, so please register early. If you wish to lay on the floor, please bring a mat. Tues., June 11, 7 pm: Book Group Thurs., June 13, 7 pm: Historic NJ with Kevin Woyce Sat., June 15, 1 pm: employment author Karen Okulicz Tues., June 18 @ 6:00 pm: Wired4Hire Ongoing employment support group Thurs., June 20 @ 7 pm: FrostKings blues, swing, R&B band Sat., June 22 @ 12 pm: WWII Veterans Roundtable Come listen to their tales. Thurs., June 27 @ 7 pm: Bill Brokaw Photography Every Friday at 1 pm: Drop-in Scrabble Reservations are highly recommended. Please call 908.730.6135, or visit the Library's Events Calendar at www.hclibrary.us. Dates, times and details are subject to change. See you at the Library! F r a n k l i n T h e at r e W o r k s Franklin Theatre Works is a non-profit program open to the public inviting all children ages 8 through high school students in greater Hunterdon County areas including areas of Pennsylvania. Executive Director Maeve Pambianchi says that one of her goals is to help children develop an ease of performance both on and off the stage, improving personal skills, self-confidence and obtaining a deeper understanding of others. She explains, "I find a joy in watching children develop and expand. Begin with children if you want to make an impact on the world." Franklin Theatre Works' mission is to promote, encourage and increase the knowl- "I find a joy in watching edge, appreciation and practice of the arts, children develop and especially theatre for young people through, expand. Begin with although not limited to, the presentation children if you want of published plays, original works, classes, workshops and outreach programs. Frankto make an impact lin Theatre Works strives to enrich young on the world." people through theatre, offering an alter– Maeve Pambianchi, native activity during their leisure time Executive Director, which promotes self esteem, collaboration Franklin Theatre Works and commitment. Their program nurtures the individual while building an ensemble. Students become good audience members as well, developing skills such as good listening and keen observation. Theatre Arts is an activity where all can participate. Our current production of Pied Piper, the Musical opens June 7 for TWO performances ONLY: Friday, June 7, at 7:30 pm and Sunday June 9, at 2:00 pm. Tickets on sale online–buy them now! Visit us online at: www.ftwetnj.org, or email Maeve PamBianchi at: maeve@ftwetnj.org for more information. Sponsors Needed for Clinton Traditions!!! Worn Retire Your O u t A m e r i ca n F l ag Saturday, June 15 ~ 10:00 am The Old White House - Gen. Frelinghuysen - Col. Lowrey Chapter of the New Jersey Society Daughters of the American Revolution will hold their 18th Annual Flag Disposal Ceremony at the DAR Memorial Park Cemetery on Route 22 East in Whitehouse Station on Saturday, June 15. Whether your flag flies at your home or your place of business – if it's worn out, this flag disposal ceremony is the perfect place to bring it. Not only is the event moving, but the cemetery itself is moving as it is the final resting place of nine Revolutionary War Veterans. The event lasts about an hour and includes a brief flag retirement speech, Taps played by a bugler and the placement of flags upon a ceremonial fire by local fire officials. Lawn chairs welcome. Rain or shine. Information about both race events and sponsorship opportunities available on our website: www.clintonsunriserotary.org or contact Lu Ann Aversa at: 908.483.4327 or email: laversa@hcymca.com. The Clinton Sunrise Rotary is pleased to announce the continuance of two Clinton traditions: the 24th Annual Rubber Ducky Race and the 33rd Annual Sprintin' Clinton, a 5K race and 1 mile fun run/walk. Both events are scheduled for Sunday, July 14. The race is run in the south branch of the Raritan River beginning near the Hunterdon Art Museum, over the falls, under the famed Clinton bridge and downstream a few hundred yards. The race start is at 2:00 pm. Individuals can sponsor a duck for $10 and have the opportunity to win one of several great prizes. First prize is a 4 day, 3 night Walt Disney World Package for two (includes air for 2, hotel, & Park Passes) or a trip of equivalent value. Proceeds from this event benefit the American Cancer Society and the Cancer Support Community CNJ. In the evening, Sprintin' Clinton again draws participants and spectators of all ages. The event begins with a one mile fun run and culminates with the traditional 5k race. Race pre-entry fees are $12 for the Fun Run and $25 for the 5K. Commercial sponsorships for these events are also available. There are various sponsorship levels ranging from $100 for a Water Sponsor to $2,500 for a 5K or Family Fun Run Sponsor. Sponsors can receive double media Property of: exposure as, depending on the sponsorship level, they may be highlighted at both events. he Town of Clinton! T Proud to Print CTNL every month! UPS/Clinton • GrayRock Village Mall 1802 Rt. 31 n. phone: 908.638.3500 email: store4525@theupsstore.com www2.theupsstorelocal.com/4645/ 1 8 www.ClintonTwpNewsletter.com J u n e Funds raised from commercial sponsorships and race entries help to support these projects and this year will also be used to purchase outdoor exercise equipment for a Fit Trail that Clinton Sunrise Rotary plans to donate to the Town of Clinton. Installation is planned for Spring 2014. Information about both race events and sponsorship opportunities is available on our website www. clintonsunriserotary.org or contact Lu Ann Aversa at 908.483.4327 or email: laversa@hcymca.com. 2 0 1 3

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