Clinton Township Newsletter

8 J u n e 2 0 1 4 www.ClintonTwpNewsletter.com Take $25 off when you mention the Clinton Twp Newsletter! Your Personal IT Department Servicing Home/Office/Small Office Needs Windows 7 or 8? We can help! n Virus Removal n Wireless Networks n Hard Drive Recovery n Data Backup and Storage Services n Operating Systems Upgraded PC and Mac n On-Site/Drop Off/ Remote Support Conveniently Located in Clinton n a t u r e p r o g r a M S i n J u n e a t t h e r o u n D v a l l e y r e C r e a t i o n a r e a Saturday, June 21: Lost in the Woods: A kid's guide for survival. Celebrate the arrival of summer and bring Dad and/or Mom and learn what to do if lost and how to be safe until rescue arrives. 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Park admission plus $2.00 fee for ages six and above; pre-registration recommended. Round Valley Recreation Area South Parking Lot. (908) 236 -6355 Note: ADA accessible - concludes with an optional short hike accessible to all ambulatory visitors Sunday, June 29: Kids' Day: Get outdoors in New Jersey and play some games that will increase your understanding of wildlife and the world of nature. 10:00 am to noon. Park admission plus $2.00 fee for ages six and above; pre-registration recommended. Round Valley Recreation Area, South Parking Lot. (908) 236 -6355 k i D S – S e e h o w f u n w e i r D C a n B e ! Mark your calendars! All children in the community are invited to join us for Weird Animals Vacation Bible School this summer. God made each of us weird – unique and one of a kind. And Jesus loves us for that very reason! Kids ~ join us for a light dinner followed by an evening of crazy fun. And it's all free! Where? Clinton Presbyterian Church. When? July 7 through 11 (5:30 pm to 8:00 pm). Who? All children 3 years old through 5th grade (in September 2014); 6th grade and older may register as teen helpers. Register online at www.clintonpresbyterian.net or fill out a registra- tion form available in the church office (91 Center St., Clinton) or printable from our website. Registration forms due to the church office by July 1! Questions? Contact the Church at 908.735.5029. w o M a n ' S C l u B a i D S f a M i l y p r o M i S e The Flemington Woman's Club, a non-profit organization whose mis- sion is to promote charitable causes, gave a $2500 donation to Family Promise of Hunterdon. Family Promise is the only homeless shelter for families in the county. As a unique community partnership of paid staff and volunteers from a vast network of congregations throughout Hunterdon, they offer a continuum of services that includes shelter, food, homeless prevention/ rapid re-housing, mental health services and after-shelter support. The Flemington Woman's Club is dedicated to community improvement by enhancing the lives of others through volunteer service. Any woman interested in joining can get membership information at the FWC website: www.flemingtonwoman- sclub.org. For more information about Family Promise of Hunterdon, please visit: http://familypromisehc.org or call 908.782.2490. t h e h e l p D e S k i S h e r e t o h e l p y o u ! Imagine you're waiting in line to checkout and it's your turn, you swipe the ATM card, DECLINED! What?! I know I had more than enough to cover this purchase. You sheepishly walk out without your purchase and call your bank. Your bank informs you that you're overdrawn. A friend's daughter went to file her taxes and found out they had already been filed and the refund check sent. How can this happen?! You were hacked. The store you shopped at was hacked, the doc- tor's office you gave your SS# to was hacked. Recently there was Heartbleed Internet bug which gave out millions of user's pass- words to hackers. How can you protect yourself? Very easy, CHANGE YOUR PASS- WORD. Do it NOW. Yes it's a pain in the rear end. Just do it to save you many hours of aggravation and grief should your personal information be compromised. No one is immune. The Help Desk Computer Center can help! Call us today at: 908.713.4868, or email us at: help@HDinHunt.com. C r y S t a l h e a l i n g w a n D S Timeless geology and utility of Earthly treasures/energies enhance crystal healing wands and tools for artist, Donna L. Lish. Visitors may enter her Clinton Town studio for insight toward healing–for self or practitioner use; a wand or tool that potentially fills the core with well-being. Welcome to the harmonious array of healing implements from the cockles of contentment. By appointment: 908.625.7213. Also available at Heartstrings, 10 Main St., Clinton. Yoga originated in India, over 4,000 years ago. The word yoga means "union, and it is through the practice of yoga that you unite your mind, body and spirit. Many people are drawn to yoga as a way to keep fit, but it also promotes overall well-being, personal development and creates harmony between your body, mind and soul. There are many forms of yoga, Hatha yoga is the most widely practiced in the US. Hatha Yoga incorporates postures, breathing exercises and meditation. Together these three components make the body strong and flexible, and improve the func- tioning of the respiratory, circulatory, digestive, and hormonal systems. Yoga helps bring about emotional stability and clarity of mind. Yoga is available for everyone, from the couch potato to the elite athlete. I challenge you to try it. Find a class. Find a teacher. The benefits will amaze you. –Kate Dougherty, Personal Trainer, Group Fitness Instructor, Hunterdon Health and Wellness Centers y o g a C r e a t e S h a r M o n y B e t w e e n y o u r B o D y , M i n D a n D S o u l

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