Clinton Township Newsletter

1 6 J u n e 2 0 1 5 www.ClintonTwpNewsletter.com www.ClintonTwpNewsletter.com t e e O f f t O s u p p O r t l O C a l w O m e n ! Anderson House, a nonprofit halfway house for women recovering from alcoholism and drug addiction located in the Whitehouse Station section of Readington Township, is hosting its 17th Annual Golf Outing Fundraiser on June 1 at Stanton Ridge Country Club. The modified best ball tournament will feature a BBQ lunch, chair massages, hors d'oeuvres and cocktail reception, dinner and evening program featuring an Anderson House Graduate, enticing prizes, golfer gifts, goodie bags, contests and awards. Anderson House is actively seeking golfers and sponsors to raise funds to support the women it serves. The event is coordinated and planned by a community-based, all-volunteer golf committee – some of whom have been members since the outing's beginning! Each year this event attracts successful businesses, entrepreneurs and attendees from across the State and beyond. Visit: www.andersonhouse.org, call: 908.534.5818, x207 or email: events@andersonhouse.org for more information. Since opening its doors 20 years ago, Anderson House has given close to 800 New Jersey women, mostly from Hunterdon and Somerset County, in early recovery the time, care and guidance they need to restore meaningful relationships with their families, become self-sufficient, contributing members of our communities and loving mothers to their children. Because of the comprehensive care Anderson House provides, women go on to lead full and fruitful lives free of addiction and build satisfying futures. n e w r O a d s f i n a n C i a l g r O u p At Newroads Financial Group, our team works with Executives, Entrepreneurs and those going through life's transitions who we've learned probably manage approximately 70-75% of their personal financial lives effectively. However, through the depth and detail of the Newroads process, we help uncover and optimize the remaining 25-30% that is either not being done correctly, not being done at all, or not being managed as efficiently as it could be – all of which can help make a tremendous difference to the long-term success of our clients' financial lives. We form lifelong relationships with our clients. The client supplies the personal information, a little time and a commitment to make decisions. We determine the problems, develop the strategies and provide recommendations. After that we are there to help adjust, update and manage the plan to assist our clients in achieving their desired goals and objectives. We commit to our clients and to their financial welfare. Please refer to the ad in this month's Newsletter for contact information. 16 Harrison St, Clinton, NJ 08809 908.730.6346 • www.NewroadsFinancial.com email: jrivers@newroadsfinancial.com John J. Rivers Associate Advisor h u n t e r d O n C O u n t y C O m m u n i t y d ay i s J u n e 1 3 ! Calling all Businesses, Community Organizations and Groups to Participate! The Hunterdon County Chamber of Commerce is proud to hold its 2nd Annual Hunterdon County Community Day on Saturday, June 13 from 12:30 pm to 6:30 pm at South County Park-Hunterdon County Fairgrounds, located on Route 173 in Ringoes. Admission is free to attend and it will take place rain or shine. "The Chamber is very excited to be in the planning stages of hosting our 2nd Hunterdon County Community Day. This is an opportunity to celebrate all things Hunterdon; we will be bringing all 26 municipalities of the County together to showcase what makes this area a great place to work and live," said Chris Phelan, President of the Chamber. This year's theme centers around celebrating Hunterdon's great past. We will have a variety of activities and games that are reminiscent of the bygone days that will have you reminiscing summer days of the past. We're inviting all municipalities to set up interactive booths that offer games that we used to play while growing up. Yes, potato sack races, water balloon tosses, horseshoes, tug-of-war plus much more! Back by popular demand, Michael Shwedick's Reptile World, with three live reptile shows throughout the afternoon. This free event will also include a petting zoo, pony rides, a reptile show, a dunk tank, a bouncy village, children's games, demonstrations from our local businesses and organizations, an old-fashioned fire truck parade, tethered rides on the Unity Bank Balloon, food, music and much more! The Chamber would like to thank Hunterdon Healthcare and the County of Hunterdon for being this year's Presenting Sponsors. We'd also like to acknowledge ShopRite of Hunterdon County as our Community Partner, Unity Bank as our Entertainment Sponsor and Hunterdon Prevention Resources and the Safe Community Coalition of Hunterdon/Somerset as our Contributing Partners. Sponsorship opportunities still available! Businesses and non-profits are encouraged to participate in Community Day by signing up as a vendor. Business vendors available for $200 and non-profit vendors for $100. Visit: www.hunterdon-chamber.org or call 908.782.7115. 33 Old Highway 22, Clinton, NJ 08809 www.kristophermark.com • 908.735.9695 Tues – Fri 10-6; Sat 10-3; Closed Sun & Mon Superior Quality at the Best Value. Engagement, Bridal, Anniversary, Birthday. Think of Kristopher Mark for All Your Special Occasions. Services: Designing | Jewelry Repair, Appraisals | Watch Service | Gold Buying

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