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DOCUMENTS AVAILABLE
A collection
of historical documents owned by Clayton author June Glick is now available to the
public on microfilm at the Glassboro Pubic Library. The documents date from the 1800's
and include maps, records and other items pertaining to the Clayton/Elk/Glassboro
area.
SECOND CHANCE
If you are a
high school drop out and are looking for a second chance at an education, check out
New Jersey National Guard's "Challenge Youth Program". Contact any Clayton
Police Officer for information, or call Chief Frank Winters at 881-2300 for details.
Check it out !!!
A New Area of
the diskworks.com Site
" Collectors Corner "
click
on the Link :-)
Singles Dance Is Set in Vineland
The
Cumberland Chapter Single Parents Society will hold their weekly Sunday dance at
The North Italy Club on Virano Ln. and East Ave. in Vineland from 8-11 p.m.
Live
music is provided. Free refreshments will be available. Price is $5 for members and
$6 for prospective members.
For more information call 589-5796.
Parenting Program
The Elk Township
School District is offering a free seven week Parent Training Program "Systematic
Training for Effective Parenting" to help parents understand their children's
development and behavior.
It will give parents practical suggestions on how to
listen and talk to their child as well as suggestions for discipline that makes sense.
The
sessions will begin on February 16. The program is open to all Elk Township residents.
Day and evening claeses are available.
For more information call 881-4551.
Commission Seeks New Membership
Are you interested in the future of Franklin Township and how it will develop? We
all want to have a say, but how? If you have ideas, skills and time to contribute,
consider the Environmental Commission. They are a group of residents who meet once
per month to discuss and evaluate proposals for land use and natural resource conservation
in the Township.
There are membership opportunities available for Interested
residents.- For more information contact Carolyn Toy at 694-1234, Ext. 118 or Jay
Mounier- at 697-1007.
Always something happening here
Go
to--Scotland Run Park
Home Page
 St.Catherines
(Interesting Notes)
St.Catherines
is Now on the W.W.W....Click on the URL link below...
{ ST.
CATHERINES SCHOOL }
Breakfast Set at Lodge
The Pitman
Masonic Lodge sponsors an all you can eat Breakfast the second Saturday of each Month.The
cost is $3.50..The Lodge is located on Lambs Road across from the Sony Pitman Plant
Franklin Township Public Library
Franklin
Township Public Library is seeking those interested in becoming involved in the future
of the library and forming a Friends of the Library group Call 694-2833 for more
information.
Visit Elk Township's on site Home &
Business pages..
[ CLICK HERE ]
support our advertisers,
they keep us here.
New Church...
Plans are being
made to organize an Independent Non-denominational Church in the Elmer, Malaga and
Franklinville area..For more information call 358-3638 and leave your name and telephone
number..
Church Extends Big Welcome
The Willamstown Methodist Church, located on Main and Church Streets, welcomes
the community to worship services at 8:15 or 11:00 a.m every Sunday. Sunday School
for all ages, begins at 9:30 a.m . For more info. call 629-6459.
Quilters Meeting
The
regular monthly meeting of the South Jersey Quilters Guild will be held on the second
Wednesday of each month from 7-9 pm. at the Caroline Reutter School, Delsea Dr.,
Franklinville. New members are welcome.For more info. call 694-1449 or 694-1147.
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Spring Craft Fair
The Washington Township High School P.T.O will host their Spring Craft Fair on March 4th, 2000. This is an indoor fair. Cost is $45.00 for a display space. For more information call 881-8026
Something NEW
The Hardingville
Bible Church is now on the internet with their oun web site which was started the
second week of July, 1998. Click on in and say HELLO.
CLICK HERE < www.hardingville.com
>
Volunteer's Needed
The Volunteer
Center of Gloucester County is in need of more volunteers. Many opportunities are
available for students, adults, senior citizens and groups to offer their time and
talents to help others. Call 384-8131 for more information.
Income Tax Aide for Senior Citizens
The AARP Tax-Aide program will again be offering free income tax assistance to the low to moderate income, elderly taxpayer. The Tax Aide locations will be open from February 1-April 14. You must make an appointment and can do this by calling one of the numbers listed.
Clayton at the Borough Hall 881-2882
Franklinville at the Library 694-2833
Coaches Needed
Coaches and Referees are needed for Franklin Township Roller Hockey's spring season. Anyone interested should call 728-4099 or 694-0596
Volunteers Needed For Grief Hotline
Good listeners are needed to help People who are mourning or anticipating the loss
of a pet through death or any other separation- Training is provided
Call 1-800-404-PETS
and leave name, address, and phone numb:er with area code.
Senour Citizens Dinners
Senior
Citizen Dinners are available Monday to Friday at 11:45 a.m. for $1.25 at the Newfield
Nutrition Center on Catawba Ave., Newfield. Call 697-2525 for more information.
Trinity United Methodist Services
Trinity United Methodist Church, 351 N. Delsea Dr., Clayton, holds two services
each Sunday morning. At 9:15 a.m., a contemporary service features instrumental music
by the Praise Team and singing choruses. At 11 a.m., the service is more traditional,
with organ music, anthems by a chair, and singing of familiar hymns. The sermon at
both services is presented by Rev. Jeffrey Tilden. Sunday School for all ages is
held at 9:15 a.m.
For Singles Only
The Scotland
Run Park Nature Center is offering outdoor and nature related activities for "Singles
Only" on the third Tuesday of the month at 7 p.m. this summer. Singles, 18 and
over are invited.
For more information and to register, call 881-0845. Scotland
Run Park is located on Academy Street (County Route 610), Clayton.
Volunteer.
Do you have free time?
Do you like to help others? Would you like to make new friends:'
If you're 55
and over and can answer yes to any of these questions, the Gloucester County Retired
and Senior Volunteer Program (R&SVP) is looking for you.
R&SVP provides
volunteer opportunitles for people with a variety of expenences and interests. Its
members offer services which utilize their talents and skills on behalf of non-profit
organizations throughout the Gloucester County area.
M. Eileen Sharp, of Mullica
Hill, is Director of the county organization. She points out that the energetic members
of R&SVP serve in interesting posts throughout the area. Many work out of headquarters
in College Center, on the main campus of. Gloucester County College.
Others serve
at schools, shelters, libraries, police departments and other service centers.
Currently, R&SVP is in need of volunteers skilled in craft Projects or computer
work. i Interested persons may call 468-1742, or may visit agency offices on the
mezzanine level of College
Check out the New Expanded Classified
Ad Section, D.W Internet Classifieds have really taken off..
If you haven't been
there or it's been a while
Check it out !!!
You may even find something
your looking for..or Sell what you don't want..
{ post a 25 word ad for only
$1.00 per month}
find
out how..
Clothing Bag Sale
Glassboro Thrift Village, 169 South Delsea Drive.,Glassboro, is holding a $10
bag sale on all clothing including accessories everyday. New hours are 9-5pm seven
days a week. Your dollars help those less fortunate. They are also collecting new
or used unwanted furniture to be provided to fire victims .
For pickup service
call 863-9403
Singles Dance
The
Cumberland Chapter of the Single Parents Society will hold their weekly Sunday dances
at The North Italy Club on Virano Ln-East Ave. in Vineland from 8-11pm . Price is
$5. for members and $6. for prospective members. Refreshments will be available.
For Info. call 589-5796
Weekly Flea Mart
A
flea market is held every Sunday at American Legion Post #179, Delsea Drive, Clayton
from 7 a.m.-3 p.m. Rain or Shine. For more information call 694-9885.
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