Clinton Township Newsletter

8 A p r i l 2 0 1 4 www.ClintonTwpNewsletter.com T h i n k s u m m e r – T h i n k W i n n e W a l d d a y C a m p ! Think Summer! Private day camping at its finest at Winnewald Day Camp in Clinton Township for your child/children. While our parents work, they feel comfortable with their children ages 5-12 enrolled in our safe, supervised summer program. Campers' self-esteem increases while they partici- pate in a variety of activities at Winnewald where it's safe to take a risk during team-building exercises, playing games, in skits, or in clubhouse conversation time. At Winnewald, you will find a mature staff, quality age-appropriate programs,a private facility and two heated pools. Winnewald is family owned and operated and the grounds werepreserved in perpetuity by the Hunterdon Land Trust in 2012. All head counselors are college age or older, and all members of our Leadership Team are certified New Jersey teachers. We offer an eight-week program from 9 am to 4 pm with extended hours of 7 am – 6 pm. Make your child's summer special at Winnewald! a T T e n T i o n C h i l i l o V e r s ! Whether you like to make or eat chili, you will find something to love at the 8th Annual "Bring The Heat" Chili Cook-Off on Saturday, April 26 at 4 pm at the Clinton First Aid & Rescue Squad. Want to see if your chili is award worthy? Only $25 to enter. Want to come out and taste? It's $12 in advance or $15 at the door to taste up to 20 chilis. Children 12 and under are free. You vote for your favorite chili! Live music, a tricky tray auction and beer/wine for sale make for a totally fun afternoon. Plus, a portion of the profits will benefit the Clinton First Aid & Rescue Squad. Please visit: www. bringtheheat.org or our Facebook page: Bring The Heat Annual Chili Cook-Off, for more details. a n d e r s o n h o u s e s p r i n g g a l a C e l e b r a T e s n e W b e g i n n i n g s Spring will be arriving soon! Flowers will bloom, birds will sing, butterflies will burst out of their cocoons. Spring is a season of hope, beauty, growth and change. Since 1995, Anderson House has been a house of hope for more than 750 New Jersey women recovering from the ravages of alcoholism and drug addiction. At Anderson House, they receive compassion, care and guidance to heal, build new lives and grow into responsible mothers, daughters and neighbors blooming with possibility and promise. On Friday, April 25, from 7:00 to 11:00 pm, guests will gather at the Beaver Brook Country Club in Annandale to celebrate the courageous women who have transformed their lives and honor four exceptional people whose continued deep commitment to the mission of Anderson House help make these miraculous changes possible. On this special evening, Anderson House will honor Patricia A. McKiernan former Anderson House trustee and retired Executive Vice President of the Hunterdon Medical Center Foundation; Donna Passarotti, longtime, ac- tive member of Three Bridges Reformed Church including the SHIP (Samaritan Homeless Interim Program) program, the Hunterdon County Quilting Guild and Brushing Violets; Henry Passarotti, retired Director of Engineering at Janssen Pharmaceuticals in Raritan; and Patricia Steingall, Chief Nursing Office and VP, Patient Care Services at Hunterdon Healthcare System and former Secretary of the Anderson House board of trustees. A sumptuous tapas menu and gourmet stations will be presented by Beaver Brook's new management team, featuring Executive Chef John Hynes in the newly renovated ballroom and terrace garden. Live music, a fabulous auction, a cash bar and a 50/50 cash raffle drawing will be offered. A highlight of the evening is sure to be meeting some of the many graduates of Anderson House and hearing their inspiring stories of recovery and hope. Advanced reservations are being sold for individuals or tables of 8 or 10 at $125 per guest. Call Anderson House at 908-534- 5818 for reservations, to learn about the many levels of sponsorship and ad journal support for this event, or to purchase 50/50 tickets. Reservations can also be made online at www.andersonhouse.org. Anderson House, a six-month residential pro- gram, is dedicated to providing quality treatment and supporting women as they develop the neces- sary goals and life skills to return to the community as responsible, sober and productive individuals. Because of the comprehensive care women receive, they have the chance to go on to lead full and fruitful lives, reunite with their children and build satisfying futures. Visit Anderson House at www.anderson- house.org for more information. " d i s n e y F e e T " by Howard J Tzorfas, D.P.M. I have been a podiatrist in New Jersey for over 25 years. In those years, I have seen 100 cases of "Disney Feet". Disney Feet is what I call all of the foot conditions people return with from Disney World in Florida, after being there a week or more. When New Jersey residents vacation in Orlando, they are (usually) going to a warmer climate and their bodies need time to adjust. So what ends up hap- pening is that their feet tend to swell up more than usual. Additionally, people are not used to walking or standing in line that many hours in a day. The combination of all that walking and hot weather causes a lot of foot problems. Some foot problems can include arch pain, heel pain and pain in the ball the foot. Many of these are treated with rest and anti-inflammatories. Infected ingrown toenails are very common after a week in Disney. This condi- tion usually requires a visit to the podiatrist. If you are suffering from any kind of foot pain, call my office today at: 908.236.6999–and have relief tomorrow. For more information, please visit our website at: www.DrTzorfas.com. T r i C k y T r ay The Women's Society of the Annandale Reformed Church is holding their Spring Tricky Tray Auction on Friday, April 11, (snow date is April 25). Doors open at 6:00 pm and drawings start at 7:30 pm. Admission is free–food will be avail- able. Prizes cover all four seasons. Come out, enjoy a night of fun and, who knows, you may be a big winner! MATT'S SMALL ENGINE REPAIR • Fix, Repair and Service Lawn Tractors • All Makes and Models! • Spring Special: FREE Pick-up and Delivery for Lawn Tractors • Small Shop• Reliable • Fast Turn-Around • Very Honest • Work Guaranteed! Call Anytime: Matt Harrison cell: 908.296.3951

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