Senior Fellowship will go on a trip to attend the organ concert at the Princeton Chapel on Thursday, May 10. Following the 30 minute concert, we will stroll across the quad to the University Library to view their exhibit: "Capping Liberty". When the American Founders declared independence in 1776, a major task was creation of coinage, finding suitable bullion, setting a monetary system and providing minting capability. Founders had to choose images to represent their ideals. Franklin, Jefferson and Washington were leaders in this task. This exhibit tells the story of American coinage through coins, medals, bank notes, related books, manuscripts and graphic arts from the Princeton University collections.

The star will be the 1792 half dime pattern, the first coin minted by the US govt. minted from silver reputed to have been supplied by George Washington. Fewer than 2,000 were made. Other rare exhibits are 4 issues of 17th century Massachusetts silver shilling, 2 tin continental dollars of 1776 and a 1794 Flowing Hair 14 star silver dollar. To view photos of the exhibited coins go to www.astahl@princeton.edu

We will meet in Fellowship Hall at 11:00 a.m. for a brown bag lunch. Soda, water and cookies will be provided. As soon as we finish eating, we will make a quick departure for the chapel. If you would like to attend this trip and you are not on our Senior Fellowship call list, please preregister with the church office at 609-395-0897 by Monday, May 7.

Senior fellowship is open to all seniors in the church or community. We have a wonderful group and would like to have you join us. We provide rides for those who need them. If you'd like to help with the Senior Fellowship planning committee, please contact Connie Bauder.

Counseling is available to Cranbury seniors and caregivers. Cranbury Township offers FREE and completely confidential assistance in resolving problems and identifying available programs that may address their needs. Contact Jan Bayern at 609-799-0909 ext. 218

Thursday, May 24th Carol Nelson will tell us about the underground railroad.

The Senior Breakfast Club is open to all who wish to hear these events at our Thursday, once-a-month breakfast at 8:30 a.m. at the Cranbury Inn in Cranbury, New Jersey. If you wish to attend, and have not done so before, please notify the church office at (609)395-0897 so that we can contact you. We need to notify the Cranbury Inn with a head count of the guests that wish to attend. For information, contact Stan Dickerson at (609)443-6388 or Walter Wright at (609)799-1179.