Clinton Township Newsletter

2 M a y 2 0 1 6 www.ClintonTwpNewsletter.com www.RetireStrategically.com Don't Just Retire... Retire Strategically. Mark Chioda Managing Director/CEO • Income Planning • Insurance • Social Security Planning • Annuities • LTC ...and more! Call 908.797.3881 We'll Make Your Money Work For You! retirement planning services N C B L i B r a r y ' s U p C o m i N g E v E N t s Please Join Us at the Library and Enjoy our Programs! May 4 Fred Miller Band Wed 2 pm May 4 Sierra Club Meeting The Delaware River with Maya K. Van Rossum Wed 7 pm May 7 Movie: The Big Short Sat 2 pm May 10 Book Group: "Women in Literature" Tues 7 pm May 12 Estate planning w/John Manfreda, Esq. & Alliance Wealth Mgt. Thurs 7 pm May 14 Oldwick Comm. Players do a reading (TBD) Sat 1 pm May 19 James Michael - Baritone Thurs 7 pm May 21 Movie (TBD) Sat 2 pm May 24 Garden Club (Edible Gardening) check Roann Green Tues 7 pm May 26 History of the Olympics with Mike Norris Thurs 7 pm 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! Shirley (Sherry) Havens CRS, GRI, SRES ® Sales Associate Because the Right Realtor Really Makes the Difference. Questions About Real Estate? Ask Sherry Over 30 Years Serving Huntercon, Somerset, Warren and Morris Counties cell: 908.507.4927 office: 908.735.8080, ext. 145 shirleyhavens@gmail.com sherryhavens.com Proudly Serving Hunterdon County Since 1988 | 185 Center St., Clinton | 735.4499 www.MyLocalMcDs.com/11829 Locally Owned & Operated by Phil and Diane Koury r E g i s t E r N o w f o r t h E 2 01 6 C L i N t o N t o w N s h i p J U N i o r p o L i C E a C a d E m y C L a s s # 1 4 June 20 through June from 9:00 am – 5:00 pm Until May 13 the CT Police Department will be accepting applications for the Junior Police Academy from Clinton Township/Lebanon Borough boys and girls (Note: If there are remaining openings available after May 13, applicants who live outside of this area may apply in person). All eligible applicants must be 12 -15 years of age as of June 20, 2016. The 2016 Junior Police Academy will be taking 25 cadets and all applications received from qualified individuals will be processed on a first-come, first-served basis. A $50 registration fee per cadet is necessary to cover the cost of the uniforms. Planned activities for the week include marching, light physical training, exposure to simulated police work, classroom time, guest speakers, presentations and field trips! A graduation ceremony will be held on June 24 at 3:00 pm. Questions? Contact Ptl. John Tiger at 908.735.6000, or email at: jtiger@ctpd.org. Applications can be picked up Monday through Friday 8:30 am – 4:30 pm at the Clinton Township Police Department. o L d w i C k C o m m U N i t y p L a y E r s p r E s E N t s S t e e l M a g n o l i a S Oldwick Community Players, a not-for-profit theater company, is planning a new series of staged readings from classic and contemporary plays. Staged reading is a form of theatre without sets and costumes. The actors read from scripts, seated or incorporating minimal stage movement. OCP's first staged reading will be Steel Magnolias, a tragi-comedy by Robert Harling about the bonds of friendship among six Southern women who are as delicate as magnolias and as tough as steel. Set in a beauty parlor, Harling describes the women of his play as "witty, intelligent and, above all, real characters. They, in no way, shape or form, are meant to be portrayed as cartoons or caricatures." The staged reading will be presented to the public on May 14 at the North County Branch, 65 Halstead Street in Clinton, at 2:00 pm. Free, but reservations are recommended. Please call: 908.730.6135 or click on the Calendar of Events at: www.hclibrary.us. Director Merry LaRue's directing credits include Our Town for OCP and A Perfect Analysis for Playwrights Theatre in Madison. As an actress, she created the role of "Pearl" for the world premiere of Darrah Cloud's Dreamhouse at Centenary Stage Company. She also played the mother in the Elixir Theatre Company production of A. Defazio's verse play Christine in New York City. Merry trained at the New School in NYC, the National Theatre and the Royal Shakespeare Company in London. OCP was founded by Jim Kudless and Alexandra Teplov in 1979. The company's objective is to stimulate interest in drama, offering the opportunity for self-expression in all aspects of theater, including plays, musicals and concerts andto provide educational experiences for "actors" of all ages. Shows are performed at various locations throughout Hunterdon County. For more information, visit www.OldwickPlayers.org or email questions to: merrylarue@aol.com. Make sure to visit us on Facebook!

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