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October 2015 issue of the Clinton Township Newsletter

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5 O c t O b e r 2 0 1 5 186 Center Street Clinton NJ 08809 908.735.8080 Direct: 908.380.1629 catswood@centurylink.net cathywood.cbintouch.com TOP SELLING AGENT CLINTON TWP 2014 E-PRO, SFR, ANTIQUE & LUXURY HOME SPECIALIST CIRCLE OF EXCELLENCE–MULTI-MILLION $$ TOP PRODUCER Temporary | Temp-to-Perm | Permanent Recruiting Top Talent Since 1997 908.534.8113 Lebanon, NJ ASA Certified www.RegionalPersonnel.com Trouble finding the RIGHT Employee? Let us find you the BEST Employee! Carol Beder's • Jewelry • Gifts • Vintage Treasures • Womens & Infants Clothing • Cottage Furnishings & Accessories • Personal Care Products • Baby Accessories & Gifts d o n a t i o n s n e e d e d F o r 1 7 5 9 v o u g H t H o u s e F u n d r a i s i n g a u C t i o n o n o C t . 2 4 The 1759 Vought House is planning a benefit auction on its grounds on Saturday, October 24—and is hoping YOU will want to participate, either as a donor of auctionable goods, or as an auction bidder on the big day—or both. Friends and neighbors of this future Clinton Township Loyalist homestead museum have begun donating quality items from their homes, attics or garages for the "Confiscation" Auction. "We are looking for donations of clean, well- cared-for household items, old or new, that you would like to recycle from your home, garage or tool shed," says Kerry Cahill-Defuccio, chair of the event with Judith Novak. The event is inspired by a real auction in 1778, when victorious American Patriots confiscated the goods and property of the defeated Vought family, who had remained loyal to the British king during the Revolution. Anything that could be in a rapidly-abandoned fully-working home (the unhappy Voughts fled and resettled in Nova Scotia) is fair game for this auction. This includes antique or contemporary furniture, china, quilts, hooked rugs, lighting, tools and decorative objects. This is a wonderful opportunity to clean house—or to find treasures at the October auction! The Auction on October 24 starts at 9:30 am (previews) and 10:30 am (auction) at the 1759 Vought House, 34 Grayrock Road, Annandale (next to the Clinton Township Middle School). It will be presided over by auctioneer Michael J. Stasak, Jr., Antiques and Auction Service, Carpentersville, NJ, who is generously donating his expertise. If you have auction-ready items you would like to drop off or have picked up, please contact Kerry at 908.447.2006. Some special items are already on the auction list, which can be viewed on the auctioneer's website: www.stasakauctions.com. Three antique 19th century samplers have been offered by collector Janice Armstrong, of Milford, who has moved and is downsizing her much-loved collection. Hand-quilted quilts from the home of Kay McGuire of Clinton and typical of her skilled craftsmanship will also be auctioned. Also for sale: a leather-topped 19th century ladies desk, an antique cast-iron coffee grinder, hooked rugs… the list goes on. All proceeds benefit the 1759 Vought House. Check our website: www.1759VoughtHouse.org. "Hold on, man. We don't go anywhere with the word 'scary,' 'spooky,' 'haunted,' or 'forbidden' in the title." ~Shaggy, From Scooby-Doo

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