H a b i tat N e e d s Y o u - t h
Raritan Valley Habitat must find another person to help coordinate
Habitat Youth Council or they may be forced to drop this $10-12K
fundraising group which also does an enormous job of advocating
for RVHFH. Volunteer Position: Habitat Youth Co-Coordinator: Be
a mentor for the next generation! We're looking for 1 or 2 adult volunteers
to coordinate the Habitat Youth Council during the 2013-2014 school year. You'll
run monthly Habitat Youth meetings encouraging participation, advocacy and
fundraising. You'll assist the students with their main event, the Mr. Habitat
Contest, and assist as necessary with their school functions. Additional events
are a Halloween Bash 10/26 and Breakfast with Santa TBA. Must be a motivated
communicator and text-savvy person who can ensure communications within
this multi-school group so that it keeps on schedule. Contact Louisa Bartok
at volmgr@rvhabitat.org or call at 908.704.0016 x17.
G o o d J o b W i n n e wa l d C a m p e r s !
Winnewald Day Camp campers raised $500.00 to be donated to the
NJ Shore Relief Fund. The camp recently concluded its 62nd year
of providing a summer educational and recreation experience in a
safe natural environment. Visit us online at: www.winnewald.com.
2 01 3 CEA / J o h a n n a F o o d s T u r k e y T r o t ! ! !
The CEA/Johanna Foods Turkey Trot 5K Run and Fitness walk in Flemington
is celebrating its 21st Anniversary on Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 28. The event
continues to grow and thrive! Last year 6,096 participants represented 33
states, the District of Columbia as well as Canada and England, making it the
largest participatory sporting event in the region. Proceeds from this festive
event benefit the Center for Educational Advancement (CEA) whose
mission is to educate, empower and employ individuals with special
needs. The 5K run starts at 9:45am and is essentially the same USATF-NJ
certified and sanctioned course it has been since the event began back in 1993.
The Fitness Walk has been extended to approximately 2 miles and will kick
off the festivities at 9:15am. Electronic registration for the 5K Run and
2K Walk is open at www.raceforum.com/turkeytrot. Register online
and save $5 over paper registration. For more information please visit
us online at: www.ceaemployment.com, or send an email to: ttrot@
ceaemployment or call 908.782.1480.
Kitchens
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H u n t e r d o n T o u r B e n e f i t s SA FE
Interested in what's behind the doors of some of the loveliest homes
in Hunterdon? Then mark October 16 on your calendar for the 2nd Annual
Kitchens of Hunterdon Tour and see a selection of beautifully staged, exceptional kitchens on this self-driven tour running between 10am and 3:30pm.
Each home will feature one of Hunterdon County's finest chefs, ready to serve
small bites of their delectable creations. Advance sale tickets available now at
www.KitchensOfHunterdon.com. Tour benefits SAFE in HUNTERDON, serving
families who have experienced domestic abuse. Please visit us online at: www.
KitchensOfHunterdon.com for details and tickets.
Woman's Club
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Lic #
01587A
1262 Rt. 22 W
Lebanon, NJ 08833
Phone
(908) 236-6878
Fax
(908) 236-7125
After Hrs. (908) 797-5091
www.clinton-autobody.com
C l i n t o n : T r i c k y T r ay !
Fall is here... and with it comes the annual Tricky Tray sponsored by
the Woman's Club of Clinton and the Voorhees Key Club! The date is
Friday, October 11, at the Voorhees High School Cafeteria. There will
be a wide variety of gift baskets that include both unique and functional items,
as well as "kids" baskets, gift certificates, a basket of cheer and door prizes.
Doors open at 6:30 pm. $5 admission includes a sheet of tickets; children are
admitted free! Please join us in making this event a successful evening that
benefits philanthropic programs throughout the community undertaken by
both the Woman's Club and the Voorhees Key Club.
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