Sterling Hill Recent Projects

Date: 11/8/2022 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM

Speaker: Bill Kroth

Location: 37 Vanderburg Rd., Marlboro, NJ 07746

Club Business:  ELECTION for 2023 Club officers - in person and via ZOOM
Current proposed Slate of Officers:
Candidate for President position - Ryan Klockner
Candidate for 1st Vice Pres. position - Dave "Groundhog" Shapiro
Candidate for 2nd Vice Pres. position - Sherry Moore
Candidate for Treasurer (continued service) - Ken Jasko
Candidate for Secretary - Julia Chien
Candidate for FM-NJ Board of Directors - KC Dalby
Candidate for Chair of Field Trip Committee - Dave "Groundhog" Shapiro
Candidate for Chair of Webmaster Committee - Ryan Klockner

Special Meeting Features:
- "Mineral Mayhem" specimen Raffle - win some excellent specimens at just 1 $ / Ticket !!
- PIZZAS and Refreshments (Pizzas to arrive roughly 6:50 pm)

Excellent opportunity to show your continued support of and participation in, the Friends of Mineralogy NJ Chapter by RENEWING YOUR DUES !!  Cash OR Check works !!  For those of you that cannot attend in person and still need to renew your FM-NJ Dues, send dues $$ to this address:

Friends of Mineralogy NJ Chapter - Membership
172 Taylors Mills Rd.  
Manalapan, NJ  07726

*** Regarding the ELECTION and proposed Slate of Officers - members may still nominate themselves or another member for the Officer positions - let Groundhog Dave or another Board Member know if you wish to do so !! DEADLINE FOR ADDITIONAL NOMINATIONS / PROPOSALS:  Tues Nov 8, 5:00 pm **

STAY TUNED for more info and ZOOM Link on the Meeting and other Club info !! PLEASE see the below email, which Friends NJ's own current 1st VP Dan "the Photog" Sackerman constructed, to emphasize the AWESOMENESS and high quality of Bill Kroth's presentation !!  

DON'T JUST TAKE THE GROUNDHOG'S WORD ON IT - TAKE DAN THE PHOTOG'S WORD TOO !!!!!  THIS'LL BE ONE MEETING NOT TO MISS !!!

I attended a Meeting that Bill gave a Presentation on the removal of the Giant Slab from the Sterling Mine in Ogdensburg for Display at  the Museum of Natural History in New York City.

Bill explained the entire process of removing the large Slab and all of the prep and logistics involved..  It was fascinating!!!

I’d like to urge ALL of Our Members to come to this Meeting for Bill Kroth’s Presentation