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t h e G a r D e n C l U B
o f h U n t e r D o n h i l l s !
The Garden Club of Hunterdon Hills Premier
Event! GARDEN TOUR & PARTY
Saturday June 11 at 7 Briar Lane, Lebanon, 08833
The Garden Club of Hunterdon Hills will offer a guided
garden tour, speaker presentation, flower arranging and
container planting demonstrations, antique garden books
and prints for sale! Silent auction of gift cards, container plants,
topiary and a flower cake! Vendor tables offering local bee
balm, handmade soaps, sachets and pillows will be for sale –
even jewelry made from native materials! Refer to Facebook
for additional information. Advance tickets are available
through Eventbrite. For more info, go to:
www.GardenClubHunterdonHills.com or email
us at: gcohh@gardenclubhunterdonhills.com
J o i n U s f o r t h e i t a l i a n a M e r i C a n
h e r i t a G e C l U B o f h U n t e r D o n C o U n t y
f o U n D a t i o n 3 0 t h a n n U a l G o l f o U t i n G !
Please join the The Italian American
Heritage Club of Hunterdon County
Foundation at their 30th Annual Golf
Outing on June 27, at Copper Hill Golf
Course! The proceeds of this outing
will benefit local charities and
scholarships. We look forward to a fun
day of lunch, golf, dinner and great door
prizes and raffles. For more information
about the outing and to find out more
about our club please check our website
at: www.ItalianAmericanHC.org. You can
alo get more information about the outing
by calling Golf Outing Chairman,
Jim DeSapio at: 908.507.1844.
G i r l s C o U t s e r V i C e U n i t 8 1 h o l D s a n n U a l
C o U r t o f a W a r D s a n D B r i D G i n G C e r e M o n y
Girl Scout Service Unit 81 (SU 81) held their annual Court of Awards and
Bridging Ceremony at cTMS in early May. NHHS Seniors Emily Smith and
Mandi Greenhalgh received the Dedicated Girl Scout award for their
participation in scouts since kindergarten. Additionally, they were recognized
for receiving Girl Scouts' highest honor, the Gold Award, which is based
on national standards and represents a significant investment in time and creativity.
To earn her Gold Award, Emily Smith created properly-sized gowns for Neonatal
Intensive Care Unit babies at St. Luke's University Hospital and Mandi Greenhalgh
built free libraries at Bulls Island and Round Valley State Parks. Smith and
Greenhalgh were also awarded SU 81 scholarships. To be considered for a
scholarship, girls must be active members of Girl Scout SU 81 for the previous five
years and have earned their Bronze, Silver and Gold awards. Winners are selected
based on essays they submit detailing their Girl Scout experience. The girls are both
members of troop 80081.
Nine girls from troop 80258 were recognized for earning their Silver Award
this year and fourteen from troop 80907 received their Bronze. Six girls
were selected for the Hoban Award, created in the memory of Jennifer Hoban
who was a dedicated Girl Scout leader in Clinton Township. Several troops attended
the Court of Awards to formally bridge to the next level of Girl Scouts. To find out
more, visit: https://su81website.wixsite.com/girlscouts.
Emily Smith (left) and Mandi Greenhalgh were recognized for their Girl
Scout achievements at the annual Court of Awards ceremony on May 6 at
the Clinton Township Middle School.
"Peacefully
The quiet stars came out, one aer one;
The holy twilight fell upon the sea,
The summer day was done." ~ Celia Thaxter
ShSmart.
ShLocay!
