CALENDAR OF EVENTS

MAY

AAG ART SHOW
THE BANK

• See the work of local artists, members of the Allentown Art Guild, in various medias.
• Now through June 30th.
• 20 N. Main St. (formerly First Washington State Bank).

FIDDLER ON THE PORCH
WALNFORD PARK

• Sun. May 4th, 1pm - 4pm.
• Historic Walnford Park off Rt. 539.
• Enjoy the music of fiddler Pete Brady while visiting the park.

COMMUNITY CHRISTIAN CHOIR CONCERT
"CENTER - PEACE"

• Sun. May 4th, 3pm.
• Millstone Performing Arts Center
• Adult and Childrens Choirs
• This new musical program in the choir's 27th season, proclaims Christ as the place to find true peace and focus.
• Sand artist Mark Demmel from Chicago will create moving art with sand to the music of the choirs.
• There is no admission charge. A free will offering will be collected.
• For more information and a schedule of other area concerts go to ccchoir.com. E-mail to ccchoir@verizon.net or by calling Pat or Lee at (609) 587-7076.

CHOCOLATE FANTASY NIGHT
NECESSITIES FOR THE HEART

• May 8th, Thurs.evening from 6pm to 9pm.
• Seventh Anniversary Celebration as host to Brighton Accessories.
• Indulge in decadent chocolate treats as you view our newest designs of the season.
• Receive 6 tickets to play our Brighton Tricky Tray game upon arrival.
• Enjoy a free pair of earrings with the purchase of a bracelet and a necklace.
• For more information call us at 609-259-1349 and click to see our store on-line.

ALLENTOWN GARDEN CLUB
MAY MEETING
HOW TO CREATE A GARDEN MADE FOR SHADE

• Thurs. May 8th, 7pm
• Allentown Methodist Church on Church St.
• ALL WELCOME!
• Carol Palmer and Diane Allen of the Monmouth County Master Gardeners will provide a slide presentation on "How to Create a Garden Made for the Shade" at the May 8th meeting of the Allentown Garden Club. Each Master Gardener receives 60 hours of training from the Rutgers University Cooperative Extension and is committed to providing gardening and horticultural services to local communities.
• The public is cordially invited to attend. Beginners and experts alike from the surrounding area are welcome to join. The club meets the 2nd Thurs. of each month at the church (next to LaPiazza).
• For more information, contact club president Jennifer Elder Brady at 609-581-0462 or click.

ALLENTOWN-UPPER FREEHOLD HISTORICAL SOCIETY
MAY MEETING
HISTORY OF HERITAGE PARK

• Thurs. May 10th, 1:30pm - 3:30pm.
• Heritage Park in Allentown, NJ, at the Gordon Street entrance near the picnic benches, just off Church St.
• Come and listen to the history of the Lenni Lenape Indians in the very place where they lived! More than 1,000 Lenni Lenape Indians once lived in Monmouth County with at least one large settlement and two smaller settlements in Heritage Park. Brenda Davis, historian and naturalist, will tell the story of the native Americans here and in Monmouth County.
• No entrance fee. Bring a lawn chair.
• Light refreshments.
• No rain date will be offered.
• For more information contact Pat Roveda at 609-259-4158.

COMMUNITY WIDE YARD SALE & SIDEWALK SALE

• May 17th & 18th starting 9am.
• Village of Allentown.
• It's time to do your spring cleaning and cash in on your treasures or trash. This event is being sponsored by the Allentown Business Community Association.
• The ABCA will be providing posters, flyers and advertising for this weekend.
• A list of participating resident addresses will be available the morning of the 17th so that the bargain hunters will easily find you.
• Sign up and be a part of the free listing.
• Contact Irene at 609-208-2992 or Heather at 609-208-9064, or leave a message on the ABCA answering machine, 609-208-1141.

FLEA MARKET
HOPE FIRE COMPANY

• May 17th, 7 am to 2pm.
• 82 Rt. 526, Waker Ave.
• Sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary.
• To rent a table or donate items call Gerri at 609-208-0127.

ALL YOU CAN EAT PANCAKE BREAKFAST
HOPE FIRE COMPANY

• May 18th and every 3rd Sun. of the month, 7am - 11am.
• 82 Rt. 526, Waker Ave.
• $5. each.
• For more information call Gerri at 609-208-0127.

MEMORIAL DAY PARADE

• May 26th 10am.
• Parade starts at N. Main St. and turns up High St. concluding with a ceremony at the school.
• Bands, fire trucks, horses, carriages, antique cars, community groups, and more.
• Parade sponsored by the Lion's Club.
• For more information contact Richard Switlik at 609-259-0413.

NATURAL ALTERNATIVES CENTER FOR WELL BEING
BLOOM A NEW YOU WITH OUR
SPRING AHEAD SPECIALS

• 5 South Main Street, 1st Floor
• Take 10% off the following treatments now until June 20th.
• Miraculous Massages:
  La Stone Massage - Warming and easing the even the most stubborn and tight muscles
  Split Personality - (Our Super Secret Weapon) Massage of Your Choice and a Reflexology Session to ease the wear and tear on your feet
  Just Knocked Up- Hot Mama Pre-Natal
  Our Brand New Traditional Indian Head Massage
• Facials:
  O2 Joy- PCA Oxygenating Facial
  You're Out of Line-Wrinkle Reducing PCA Glycolic Peel Facial.
  Be the First in town to experience Ultrasonic Assisted Facial Skin Rejuvenation Body Treats
  Diamond In The Buff- Salt Scrub & Buff
  Shake That Smoothie- Salt Scrub & Mud Wrap
• Take Home Treats:
  Purchase any Jane Iredale Mineral Make-up at full price and get the second item of equal or lesser value for 1/2 price (through April 30th).
  Bring In Your Old Make-up in May and save 10% off the same item you replace with Jane Iredale Mineral Make-up.
  Take the PCA Skin Care Challenge - Purchase a Trial Kit of PCA Professional Skin Care Products and Purchase any Full Size Items from that kit within 3 weeks and Save 10% off your Purchase
• Take 10% off Our Scent of the Month Soy Candle - Chamomile Neroli or our Revolution Tea of the Month White Pomegranate
• For questions or to make appointments call (609) 208-0880 or click our web site.

C.A.M.P. REGISTRATION NOW OPEN
COMMUNITY CHRISTIAN CHOIR THEATER CAMPS

• For children 3rd grade to 6th grade.
• Check the Camp Quick Guide for comparing each camp offered with quick information on fees, dates and age requirements.
• Programs include Music Theater, Techno, and Theater Arts.
• The July Camp location TBA.
• The August Camp is being held at the First Presbyterian Church of Hamilton Square.
• Camps will be filled on a first come, first served basis - a waiting list will be set up for applications over the camp maximum.
• Don't wait - there is a considerable savings for registrations submitted early.
• Complete information and printable forms and brochures are available on the website including Instructor Applications and Scholarship Applications.
• We accept VISA and MasterCard for easy payment.
• For more information about C.A.M.P contact Pat or Lee Weitz at 587-7076, Email: CCChoir@verizon.net, or click.

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