Clinton Township Newsletter

1 4 J u l y 2 0 1 5 www.ClintonTwpNewsletter.com www.ClintonTwpNewsletter.com • 24 Hour Security • Lighted and Fenced • Valet and Self Parking • Fully Insured • Luggage Assistance • Credit Cards and Traveler's Checks Welcome! Reservations required to guarantee a spot. For reservations and directions, visit our website at www.NewarkLTP.com 908.200.7165 Easy, Convenient & Safe! GET QUOTE OR RESERVATION AS LOW AS $ 8. 99 PER DAY! "America was not built on fear. America was built on courage, on imagination and an unbeatable determination to do the job at hand." ~ Harry S Truman S u p p o r T u N i T e d w a y o f h u N T e r d o N C o u N T y ' S T o o l s 4 s c h o o l a N d h e l p b o o S T a C h i l d ' S C o N f i d e N C e ! United Way of Hunterdon County (UWHC) is running its annual Tools 4 School supply drive! The program provides 1,300 school supply kits and/ or backpacks to ensure all Hunterdon County students go back to school feeling confident and prepared. Supply donations will be accepted through August 7. Visit www.uwhunterdon.org for drop-off locations (available by mid-July) and a list of needed supplies. We are asking individuals, companies and organizations to participate in the drive by either donating school supplies or providing a monetary donation to support the program. Any amount of supplies or dollars donated will improve the life of a Hunterdon County student in need. Donations will be turned into basic school supply kits suitable for each student's grade level. Supplies ranging from erasers and crayons to backpacks and scientific calculators are all in high demand. An easy way to give is by visiting https://yougivegoods.com/tools4school2015. Additionally, there will be Stuff the Bus drop-off days at the following locations: July 25 – Branchburg/Whitehouse Station Walmart Plaza Aug. 1 – Flemington Walmart Aug. 8 – Clinton Walmart Aug. 9 – Shoprite of Clinton Please consider partnering with UWHC for this program. Community participation is what allows Tools 4 School to exist. We are counting on you! For questions, please call Amy Andersen, Volunteer Engagement Manager, at: 908.782.3414, ext. 24. f r i e N d l y S o N S o f S T . p a T r i C k C h a r i T y g o l f o u T i N g i S J u l y 1 7 ! The Friendly Sons of Saint Patrick–Hunterdon County (FSSP) host their Eighth Annual charity golf outing on Friday, July 17 at the scenic Beaver Brook Golf Club in Clinton! In the past eight years the Friendly Sons have raised and distributed some $140,000 to Hunterdon County families in need. This charity outing is their major fundraiser of the year and draws more than 145 golfers. Hunterdon County businesses are invited to participate as sponsors and prize donors and everyone is invited to register and play by visiting: www.FSSPHunterdon.com. The day includes grilled lunch, golf, dinner, refreshments and a great time. The Friendly Sons of St. Patrick Hunterdon County is a registered social charitable organization that celebrates Irish culture while assisting Hunterdon families in need. The FSSP raises and distributes funds to families devastated by medical bills, assists children with disabilities and supports non- profits that benefit people in need. Most recently FSSP assistance went to a family with two parents having medical problems, helped the Family Success Center move their offices and assisted a Franklin Twp policeman with medical bills. Helping others is a cornerstone of the group. The FSSP/HC invites new members to join them the second Tuesday each month at 8:00 pm at the Clinton Elks Lodge–hope to see you there! Questions? Please Call: 908.735.4200 www.beaverbrookcc.com Please Join Us... for our live music concert! No cover charge to attend. Drinks and food available! 1127 Route 31 S., Lebanon 908.735.9998 www.sbveterinary.com COMPASSIONATE CARE FOR PETS AND THEIR PALS e lizabeth h unton dvm j eff s alatiello vmd r achael g ordon mvb Happy 4th of July! 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 i N J u l y 1220 Lebanon-Stanton Rd, Lebanon, NJ 08833 • 908.236.6355 July 4: Independence Day Hike, 10:00 am to noon. $3.00 ages six and above. Park Entrance Fee in effect. Pre-registration recommended. Hike the Water Trail and learn what life was like here in 1776! July 11: Raspberry Ramble, 10:00 am to 1:00 pm. $3.00 ages six and above. Park Entrance Fee in effect. Pre-registration recommended Pick you own organic berries! Wear long pants and bring a sturdy container (baggies won't do). July 31: Blue Moon, 7:30 pm to 9:30 pm. $3.00 ages six and above. Pre-registration required. Celebrate the blue moon by doing a hike, illuminated only by the light of the "blue" moon!

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