Clinton Township Newsletter

1 3 N o v e m b e r 2 0 1 4 w h y D o i n e e D D i a B e t i c S h o e S ? By Dr. Howard J. Tzorfas D.P.M. Why do you need Diabetic shoes? Diabetic shoes are specially constructed to protect your feet. They are also "extra–depth" to accommodate special inserts which are custom made. Special features and materials combine to provide your feet with the extra protection they need. Diabetics are prone to getting infec- tions and ulcerations. These shoes help prevent these problems and many more. Medicare has shown that providing proper foot wear has helped decrease the amount of amputations in the United States by 85%. Medicare plus secondary insurance will pay 100% for one pair of diabetic shoes and 3 pairs of custom inserts per calendar year. The inserts are made of a soft spongy material which only lasts for a few months. Our office carries the #1 diabetic shoes in the country. Please visit our website at: www.Doctorcomfort.com – you will see hundreds of shoes from which to choose. In order to qualify for this program you must first make an appointment and come into our office for an examination. We then perform a digital scan of your feet and measure your feet. Your order is then sent through electronically and the shoes arrive in about 3 weeks. Please call Dr. Howard J. Tzorfas D.P.M. at: 908.236.6999 to find out more. Gratitude turns what we have into enough. c l i n t o n t o w n S h i p p ta c l o t h i n G D r i V e 2 01 4 Friday, November 14, 3-6 pm, Saturday, Nov. 15, 9 am-12 pm at the Clinton Township Middle School, 34 Grayrock Road Items accepted include: clean, wearable clothing (men's, women's and children's-any season), shoes, belts, handbags,hats, scarves,backpacks, house- hold linens (curtain, bedding, towels, pillows, sleeping bags, small rugs), dolls, toy cars and trucks, stuffed animals, baby gear (play yards, strollers, & bicycles). Donated toys must be able to fit into a 24" x 24" box. Items we cannot ac- cept: car seats, outdoor playhouses, pools, cribs, videos or anything electronic or requiring batteries. Drive up to the front entrance of the school and the volunteers will unload for you--no need to even get out of your car! Please have do- nations in well-tied plastic bags. Tax receipts are available. The PTA earns 20 cents per pound of items donated. This is one of our biggest fundrais- ers. Proceeds from this event support educational programs, assemblies and other activities sponsored by the Clinton Township PTA. Donations are NOT shredded. Items collected go to A&E Clothing-a for-profit company that collects unwanted clothing and other items and resells them in the U.S. and to other developing countries. By providing such services to non-profit and non-profit organizations, they create jobs for people in the U.S. and abroad. They help local communities and economies in emerging countries as well as helping our country become greener cleaner places. Check out: www.clothingdrive. net for more information. Teens can earn service hours by volunteering to work this excellent fundraiser. For more info. or questions, please contact: Maria Rey-Perez at erp14@yahoo.com or cell 908-500-1922. n c B l i B r a r y ' S n o V e M B e r e V e n t S Please join us at the Library and enjoy our programs! Nov 1 Child Trauma w/Team Velvet Sat. 1:30 pm Nov. 3 Homeschoolers Board Game Day Mon. 1:00 pm Nov. 4 Garden Club "Helping Winter Birds" w/John DeMarrais + plant swap Tues. 7:00 pm Nov. 4 Book Club: Maya Angelou Tues. 7:00 pm Nov. 5 Workforce Wednesdays: "Resume Writing" Wed. 1:00 pm Nov. 12 Fred Miller Concert Wed 2:00 pm Nov. 13 Intro to Islam Thur 7:00 pm Nov. 15 Eco del Sur Concert Sat. 2:00 pm Nov. 17 Homeschoolers Board Game Day Mon 1:00 pm Nov. 20 Bill Turner & Blue Smoke Thur 7:00 pm Drop-in Scrabble: Every Friday @ 1:00 pm Please register as these programs will fill! Call 908.730.6135 or visit the Library's Events Calendar at www.hclibrary.us. Dates, times and details are subject to change. See you at the Library! D a n c e r S p o i n t e p e r f o r M i n G a r t S S t u D i o Dancers Pointe is a performing arts studio that prides itself on teaching both boys and girls ages 2 through adult with "Quality and Integrity". Founded in 1970, Dancers Pointe has grown from a small studio in the basement of a Roselle Park home to five beautiful studios in the Union, Essex, Morris and Hunterdon counties. All of our studios have spacious waiting rooms, sprung floors, custom ballet barres, dance attire boutiques for your convenience and ample parking. We are excited to announce that the studio is now franchising, and has celebrated the grand opening of its first franchise in Boonton, New Jersey. Dancers Pointe's goal is to teach students "life skills through dance". Dancers Pointe is not just another performing arts studio. Dancers Pointe is a family where students of all ages and all abilities are accepted. They offer a "special stars" program specifically designed for children of all ages with cognitive or physical disabilities where they are given the opportunity to dance and perform one-on-one with a special needs dance instructor. Dancers Pointe is also excited to announce that they are the new home to Princess Plie © and Friends! Children ages 2-6 will join the magical world of these characters in class where they will learn new dance skills while having enchanted adventures! Dancers Pointe offers both recreational classes and competitive classes for the more serious student. Our competitive dancers have obtained numerous special judges awards, and high ranking awards both regionally and nationally in tap, ballet, pointe, hip hop, lyrical, contemporary, jazz, acrobatics and musical theatre. The studios pride themselves on nurturing their dancers to have respect, dedication, confidence, discipline, and what it takes to be part of a team while having fun! Whether students are dancing for fun, exercise, or planning to enter the arts on a professional level, Dancers Pointe will guide them along the way. The Studio also offers all-boy tap and hip hop classes, Zumba, birthday parties, and acting classes, audition workshops, performance coaching and vocal instruction. At Dancers Pointe we create better dancers but, most of all, we create better people. Come join our "Dance Family" today! Call us to register at 908.241.9595 or register online at: www. DancersPointe.com! Stop by at 150 Route 31 North, Hampton, NJ 08827. t i c k e t S f o r n j ' S l o n G e S t r u n n i n G h o l i D ay h o u S e t o u r a r e o n S a l e n o w ! The Stanton Holly Trail is kicking off the holiday season with their 53rd Annual Holiday House Tour the first weekend in December! At the Champagne Tour (Friday, December 5 at 5:00 pm) you'll be treated to a candlelight tour and enjoy champagne, hors d'oeuvres, dessert and coffee at the Stanton Ridge Golf and Country Club. Starting at 8:15 am on Saturday, December 6, guests not only go on the house tour but are also invited to a chef-inspired luncheon. Our Holly Trail Bakery Booth and Craft Boutique feature unique items from local crafters and bakers. Any guest with a sweet tooth will also be sure to visit the Candy Cottage which features a diverse selection of chocolates, fudge, hard candies and other holiday goodies. The Sil- ver Tea House will serve complimentary home-baked cookies and hot tea to all those attending the event. The tour features five picturesque homes, adorned with handmade crafts and ornaments, complemented with beautiful greens, Christmas trees and driveway luminaries all decorated by community volunteers. Guests are entertained by Bus Ambassadors who accompany them as they make their way through the various HC sites. New Jersey's longest established holiday house tour serves over 1,000 patrons and has donated over $900,000, evenly divided, to both the Hunterdon Medical Center and the Stanton Reformed Church. Tickets can be purchased this year by downloading an order form from the website and mailing it in, or online via the Stanton Holly Trail website: www.stantonhollytrail. com. Call the Stanton Holly Trail hotline at: 908.713.8111 for more info.

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