Clinton Township Newsletter

North Hunterdon Lions Basketball Club S k y l a n d L ac r o s s e C l u b G r e e n a n d G o l d L ac r o s s e Skyland Lacrosse exists to help young lacrosse players, living predominantly in the areas served by North Hunterdon High School, develop the character, appreciation for teamwork and individual skills necessary to compete at the high school and collegiate levels through participation in Fall, Winter and Summer tournament lacrosse. • We have an upcoming youth event, similar to a punt, pass and kick, tentatively scheduled for June 23 (check our website to verify date and time) • Please Register Online NOW for our Summer 2013 5/6 grades and 7/8 grades Select Team Tryout and Mini-Camp! • We're proud to announce that our NEW coaches are NHHS Alumni currently playing Lacrosse for colleges from across the US. Email us with any questions: greenandgoldlacrosse@gmail.com www.greenandgoldlacrosse.com HC YMCA S u m m e r C a m p s 5 Reasons Why Children and Teens Should Attend Summer Camp: 1. Adventure: Summer camp is all about a wide variety of fun adventures and new experiences–especially exploring the outdoors. 2. Healthy Fun: Day camps offer fun, stimulating activities that engage the body and mind, and also help children and teens learn the importance of nutrition to help improve their eating habits. 3. Personal Growth: Youth get a chance to learn new skills, and develop confidence and independence by taking on new responsibilities and challenges. 4. New Friendships: Amidst the fun of camp games, songs, swimming, canoeing and talent shows, campers meet new friends and strengthen existing friendships. 5. Memories: Summer camp is an unforgettable experience that will give each camper memories (and campfire stories) that will last a lifetime! The HCYMCA provides exciting and educational camp programming for children and teens, including traditional day camp at Camp Carr in Clinton Township, Sports Camp at the Deer Path Branch in Flemington, and South Camp at South Hunterdon High School. Other camp programs include: Horseback Riding Camp, Travel Camp, Environmental Adventure Camp, Mad Science Camp, Lego Camp, and sports specialty camps including basketball, baseball, dance, cheerleading, tennis, golf, flag football, bowling, soccer, field hockey and lacrosse. To ensure that all youth have the chance to experience camp, the HC YMCA offers financial assistance to those in need. For more information, visit www.hcymca.org or call 908.782.1030. Register for Y camp at either Y branch: 144 West Woodschurch Road, Flemington or 1410 Route 22 West, Annandale.Visit www.hcymca.org for details. (Feeder Program for North Hunterdon High School) is pleased to announce: T h e 201 3 B oy s ' B a s k e t b a l l Summer Camp Program! This fun and instructive basketball program is run by the North Hunterdon High School boys head coach, Kyle Rehrig, and his coaching staff along with the assistance of the varsity players. It is open to all players in the North Hunterdon High School sending districts: Clinton Township, Town of Clinton, Lebanon, Bethlehem, Union, Franklin. The camp schedule is as follows: • July 22 through 25 • Time: 8:00 am to 1:00 pm • Location: North Hunterdon High School Main Gym • Price: $150/person • Open to boys entering grades 6 - 9 (2013/2014 school year) • Includes camp T-shirt and prizes • Registration form and payment submittal instructions are available online at: www.nhlbc.net. Online registration open from April 1 through July 12. For any questions, please contact: David Brozek (Commissioner) phone: 914.720.9851, email: david.brozek@yahoo.com or Ken Westlin (Treasurer) phone: 908.246.2662, email: kennethwestlin@yahoo.com. Endorsed and Supported by the North Hunterdon High School Basketball Staff and Head Coach Kyle Rehrig. Invasive Plant Pull–a Volunteer Opportunity Saturday, June 1, 8:30 amto 12:30 pm, Hoffman Park Ages 12 through adult (children must be accompanied by an adult) This spring we'll continue to combat the invasive plant, water chestnut, at Hoffman Park. We will use canoes to hand pull this plant from our ponds. Volunteers should bring rubber gloves and waders, if they have them, (please do not purchase them for this event). Individuals and groups that would like to receive more information should contact the Park office at 908.782.1158. Come help with this important effort! A light breakfast and full lunch will be provided. Registration for these programs is required and is first -come, first-served. For a registration form, download one from our website at: www.co.hunterdon.nj.us. Click on "Parks & Recreation." For more information, call the Parks Division at: 908.782.1158. Hit a The bases are loaded & the pitch looks great… Take The Swing! March Survey showed number of active listings in Clinton Township: 80 – 72 Single Family, 8 Condos Number that went under contract: 7 - 5 Single Family, 2 Condos. Call Linda, She Will Get You A" Home" Every Time! 908-328-9304 Award Winning Realtor. "My father gave me the greatest gift anyone could give another person, he believed in me." –Jim Valvano 4 www.ClintonTwpNewsletter.com J u n e " H o m e " R u n … . C a l l L i n da ! 2 0 1 3

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