Clinton Township Newsletter

8 d e c e m b e r 2 0 2 2 W W W . C L I N T O N T W P N E W S L E T T E R . C O M m e T a p h y S i C a l & S p i r i T u a l B l i S S Sometimes in the face of adversity we need to take a risk, trust our intuition, and let faith be our guiding light. Fulfill your dreams and allow the universe and your passion to lead the way on your soul's journey. Metaphysical & Spiritual Bliss, a gift shop for the mind, body, and soul, will guide you. Make your own Holiday Bags to give your loved ones. We have CRYSTALS GALORE!! Find out more at: www.MetaphysicalAndSpiritualBliss.com. T e w k S B u r y h i S T o r i C a l S o C i e T y h o l d S h o l i d a y S a l e d e C e m B e r 1 0 & 11 The Tewksbury Historical Society holds its annual Holiday Sale at the Carriage House, at 5 James Street in Oldwick 08858, on the weekend of December 10 and 11. Hours for the sale are 10:00 am to 4:00 pm on Saturday and 12-noon to 4:00 pm on Sunday. This is a wonderful opportunity to complete Christmas gift lists with fascinating and unique items! Tewksbury Afghans in cranberry red, hunter green and navy blue, depicting the town's noted landmarks, are special gifts for both new and long- time residents of the area. Notecards depicting local churches or paintings by area artists exhibited at past THS Art Shows, plus post cards depicting original historic scenes make great stocking stuffers. The Tewksbury Auto-Tour Book provides a self-guided tour of Tewksbury which could be a fun-to-do winter drive through snow covered hamlets. Also available are hardcover and paperback editions of Historic Notes on Fairmount, NJ by Freeman Leigh, signed and unsigned prints of "Tewksbury, A River Runs Through It", by Elizabeth "Lib" Ryman, unmatted and matted prints depicting scenes in Mountainville, Pottersville and Califon by Linda Jean, select Mountainville prints signed by longtime resident Charles Burrell. Beers reprints of the New Germantown Map and Tewksbury Map framed or unframed as singles or in pairs can be purchased, as well as framed Post Cards New this year is a Tag Sale of vintage Christmas items. Also available are silver and crystal items perfect for holiday entertaining. The Tewksbury Historical Society is a New Jersey not-for-profit corporation organized for the purpose of furthering research into and the preservation and dissemination of the history of the Township of Tewksbury. The Society requests donations of documents, records and small artifacts related to Tewksbury's History. Society information is found on its website: www. TewksburyHistory.net. T i p T o p S o F T w a S h i n g , l l C Tip Top Soft Washing, located here in Clinton Township, works hard to provide customers with a comfortable experience from the initial phone call to the end of the project. Most likely, the home you're calling about is one of your largest investments. Tip Top treats every home with professionalism, respect and takes extra precautions when cleaning your home. We specialize in Soft Washing, a detergent-based clean, safer, more efficient and effective method (for roof cleaning, house washing, and pavers) and also Pressure Washing, for hard-surface cleaning (concrete, paver restoration, walkways, and driveways). Tip Top Soft Washing is family owned business owned and operated by three brothers. We – Cory, Tucker and Chris – have a good relationship and work exceptionally well together. We understand the cleaning processes involved and have over twenty years of combined experience. Our ultimate goal is to exceed each customers expectations and develop long term relationships. CALL US TODAY FOR A FREE ESTIMATE: 908.899.3347! r e S p o n d . r e C o v e r . r e i m a g i n e . r e B u i l d . We at United Way of Hunterdon County continue to respond to and recover from community needs exacerbated by COVID-19. Together with our community partners, our donors and our volunteers we continue to reimagine and relaunch our core programs including Holiday Hands, VITA Free Tax Preparation, Thriving Communities and Financial Coaching and identify new ways to help rebuild our community. Together we will come through this health and economic crisis stronger and better prepared to create a more just and equitable Hunterdon County. Hope begins with a small gesture that may only last a minute but often changes a life. We are continually grateful for the outpouring of generosity from those within our community. Find out more about UWHC at: www.UWHunterdon.org.

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