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TREDYFFRIN TOWNSHIP
WINTER 2013 NEWSLETTER
Inside This Issue
Contact Information ....................................2
2013 Public Meeting Schedule ...................3
Tredyffrin Welcomes...................................4
Other Township News.................................5
Public Works.............................................6-7
Community Events...................................8-9
Abominable Slowman 5K..........................10
Tennis/Squash Registration .....................11
Police News ..........................................12-13
Library News.........................................14-15
Tredyffrin Township Television................16
Advertised Community Events ...........18-23
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Township news and events, as well as all the information you need to
know about your local government!
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Tredyffrin Township • 1100 Duportail Road • Berwyn, PA • Chester County • 610-644-1400 • www.tredyffrin.org
Names & Numbers To Keep In Mind...
Board of Supervisors
Township Staff
Michelle H. Kichline, Chair
Michael C. Heaberg, Vice Chair
John P. DiBuonaventuro
Philip Donahue
Kristen Mayock
Paul W. Olson
Evelyn Richter
TOWNSHIP MANAGER:
William F. Martin
DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS:
Scott Cannon
TOWNSHIP ENGINEER:
Stephen Burgo, P.E.
FINANCE DIRECTOR:
Timothy J. Klarich
DIRECTOR OF PLANNING & ZONING:
Matthew Baumann
SENIOR BUILDING OFFICIAL:
Michael Pilotti
DIRECTOR OF LIBRARIES:
Michael Packard
SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE:
Anthony Giaimo
POLICE LIEUTENANTS:
Leon Jaskuta
Taro Landis
TOWNSHIP SOLICITOR:
Vincent Donohue
Volunteer Boards
Environmental Advisory Council
Historical Commission
Library Board
Municipal Authority
Parks & Recreation Board
Pension Trustees
Planning Commission
Stormwater Committee
Traffic Committee
Zoning Hearing Board
Important Phone Numbers
Tredyffrin Township Building:
Phone: ........................................610-644-1400
Fax: ............................................610-993-9186
Website: .............................www.tredyffrin.org
Email: .......................tredyffrin@tredyffrin.org
Tredyffrin Township Police Department:
Emergency: .................................................911
Business: ....................................610-644-3221
Dispatch: ....................................610-647-1440
Tredyffrin Township
Public Works Department:
Business: ....................................610-408-3620
Fire and Ambulance:
Berwyn Fire Company:...............................911
Paoli Fire Company: ...................................911
Radnor Fire Company:................................911
Malvern Fire Department: ..........................911
Tredyffrin Township Libraries:
Strafford: ....................................610-688-7092
Paoli: ..........................................610-296-7996
Tredyffrin/Easttown School District:
Business: ....................................610-240-1900
Emergency Closing Number: .....................854
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2013 Remaining Public Meeting Schedule
All meetings are held at the Tredyffrin Township Building unless otherwise noted.
Board of Supervisors
Mondays, 7:30 pm
Historical Commission
Wednesdays, 7 pm
February 11
March 18
April 1 & 15
May 13
June 17
July 15
August 19
Septembe r 16
October 7 & 21
November 6 (Wednesday) & 18
December 2 & 16
February 20
March 20
April 17
May 15
June 19
July 17
August 21
September 18
October 16
November 20
December 1
Environmental Advisory
Committee
Tuesdays, 7 pm
Library Board
Thursdays, 7:30 pm
Tredyffrin Public Library
March 12
June 11
September 10
December 10
February 28 @ Paoli Library
March 28
April 25
May 23
June 27 @ Paoli Library
July 25
August 22
September 26
October 24 @ Paoli Library
December 12
Municipal Authority
Tuesdays, 7 pm
April 9
July 9
October 8
Park & Recreation Board
Wednesdays, 7 pm
March 13
May 8
June 12
September 11
October 9
November 13
Pension Trustees
Thursdays, 7:30 am
February 7
May 2
August 1
November 7
Planning Commission
Thursdays, 7 pm
February 21
March 21
April 18
May 16
June 20
July 18
August 15
September 19
October 17
November 21
December 19
Stormwater Committee
Tuesdays, 7:30 am
March 12
June 11
September 10
December 10
Traffic Committee
Wednesdays, 7:30 am
March 20
June 19
September 18
December 18
Zoning Hearing Board
Thursdays, 7:30 pm
February 28
March 28
April 25
May 23
June 27
July 25
August 22
September 26
October 24
November 14
December 11 (Wednesday)
Winter 2013 Newsletter
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Tredyffrin Welcomes...
Township Manager
In October 2012, The Tredyffrin Township Board of Supervisors selected William F.
Martin to be Township Manager. Mr. Martin was selected from a competitive national
pool of candidates. Prior to his position with Tredyffrin, he served as Borough Manager
in Bridgeport, PA. He also has experience serving in several positions in Radnor
Township, PA. He was Radnor's Assistant Township Manager, the Interim Township
Manager, and the Assistant Finance Director.
Mr. Martin received both a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and a Master of Public
Administration from Villanova University.
Township Manager:
William F. Martin
The Board of Supervisors was impressed not only by Mr. Martin's outstanding
professional credentials, but also by his dynamic vision and commitment to the
quality of life in Tredyffrin Township. Mr. Martin is a resident of Tredyffrin
Township and is the first Township Manager to reside here since the Home Rule
Charter was enacted.
Township Accountant
Mr. DiRocco was hired in September 2012 as Tredyffrin's Accountant. Prior to
working for the Township, he was employed by the Township's audit firm,
Barbacane, Thornton & Company, LLP. Mr. DiRocco, who is a Certified Public
Accountant with a Bachelors Degree from West Chester University, is excited to
be part of the Township's administrative team.
Township Accountant: Joseph DiRocco
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Other Township News
KinderLax at Wilson Farm Park / PECO Field
(Chesterbrook, PA)
Seated L-R: Michael Giurastante, Hilliary Mallory, Jane Akhtar, Bev McNally,
Laurie Meyle, and Mimi Gleason. Standing L-R: Joe DiRocco, Malcolm Pinder,
Pat Hoffman, Marianne Cattell, Erin McPherson, Emmy Baldassarre, Tim
Klarich, and Supt. Tony Giaimo.
The Tredyffrin
Township staff
held their second
annual Pretty in Pink Day
on Thursday, October 25
to show their support
of Breast Cancer
Awareness Month 2012.
All staff members
were encouraged to
wear pink and there
were pink ribbon stick-ons
for the uniformed employees to wear
on their collars or ties. As part of their day,
the staff enjoyed ribbon shaped soft pretzels
from The Pretzel Factory who donate half the
proceeds from the sale of ribbon pretzels
to the Susan G. Komen Foundation.
Introductory Lacrosse Program
for Boys and Girls Ages 5-10
No lacrosse equipment required
(soft sticks/spongy balls are provided for the session)
Dates: June 17- 21, 2013
Time: 3:30 -5:00 pm
Fee: $125.00
Kinder Lax is designed to introduce young boys and girls to the
great game of lacrosse in a fun, festive and sensible way using soft
lacrosse sticks and spongy balls. Our goal is to teach basic stick
and motor skills, ambidexterity, mobility and other fundamental
concepts that will form a foundation for continued learning,
growth and development, all in the context of an energized and
supportive setting.
F o r m o r e i n f o r m a t i o n o r t o r e g i s t e r go t o :
www.kinderlaxlacrosse.com.
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Public Works
New Procedure for Snow Removal
What is salt brine?
When is salt brine used?
Salt brine is water saturated with sodium chloride, or
more simply, rock salt dissolved in water. The Township
initiated this anti-icing program in 2012 to take a
proactive approach to controlling snow and ice on
Tredyffrin roadways. Applying brine to the roadway is
similar to spraying a frying pan with oil to keep food
from sticking to the bottom of the pan.
Salt brine is applied by spraying it onto the pavement
up to 72 hours in advance of a winter storm.
Why use salt brine?
It is anticipated that the cost savings for the Township
will be approximately $7,500 per storm, in material
costs alone. Salt brine is much more cost effective and
brine also allows the Public Works Department to
apply during normal working hours. In addition this
allows the Township to have our entire routes pretreated before the driving conditions deteriorate. This
will help the snow/ice from bonding to the pavement
surface. As a result, the roads return to bare pavement
much quicker once the storm has ended.
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What is the pre-treating process?
Pre-treating is a snow fighting strategy used in
anticipation of road/bridge frost or warmer winter
storms (normally above 15° F). If applied just before a
winter storm, salt brine will begin working as soon as
the first snowflake falls and will help delay the
accumulation of snow and ice on the pavement.
Public Works
New Procedure for Snow Removal
Motorists can expect to see crews pre-treating the roads
with salt brine using the Township's specially modified
trucks, with units that slide into the back of a typical
plow truck.
What should you do when following a vehicle
applying salt brine?
Vehicles applying salt brine usually travel at speeds of less
than 30 miles per hour. Motorists should stay back at least
300 feet from the vehicle.
What are the other advantages of using salt brine?
Anti-icing returns road surfaces to normal faster, resulting
in fewer accidents and delays.
Using a liquid anti-icer jumpstarts the melting process
because salt needs moisture to be effective.
Brine doesn't bounce or blow off the road surface so
material is used more efficiently.
If the storm is delayed salt residue remains on the road
ready to begin work when precipitation begins.
Crews can cover more territory by beginning treatment in
advance of a storm.
Increased efficiency results in use of less salt, minimizing
environmental concerns.
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Community Events
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CONVENIENT LOCATIONS
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450 Exton Square Parkway, Exton, PA
Tuesday, MARCH 12,th 2013
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Tredyffrin Township Parks & Recreation
Tennis/Squash Spring & Summer 2013
Junior Tennis @ Tredyffrin Public Library Courts: Ages 5-18 at 582 Upper Gulph Rd, Wayne.
Learn fundamentals of the sport, including forehand, backhand, serve & volley as well as basic offensive & defensive strategy.
Racquet provided if needed, bring water.
Sundays, April 28, May 5, 12, 19, June 2 (5 weeks/5 sessions) Fee $75
Session 1 - Beginners & Advanced Beginners (4:00 5:00 PM)
Session 2 Advanced Beginners & Intermediates (5:00 - 6:00 PM)
Junior Tennis @ Warren Filipono Park: Ages 5-18 at 400 S. Devon Ave, Wayne 19087
Learn fundamentals of the sport, including forehand, backhand, serve & volley as well as basic offensive & defensive strategy.
Racquet provided if needed, bring water.
Tuesday & Thursday June 18 to July 18 (5weeks/10 sessions) Fee $150.00
Session 1- Beginners and Advanced Beginners (5:30-6:30pm)
Session 2 -Advanced Beginners and Intermediates (6:30-7:30pm)
Summer Squash Clinic @ Fairmount Athletic Club: Ages 8-16 at 449 Henderson Rd, King of Prussia
Beginners, Advanced Beginners & Intermediate levels, learn the fundamentals, techniques & strategy of the game.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday July 8, 9, 10 & 11 (1 week/Fee $75.00)
Session 1 1:00 2:00pm
Session 2 2:00 3:00pm
David Broida & staff - 610-864-4303 or dbroida@gmail.com
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Tredyffrin Township 1100 Duportail Rd, Berwyn, PA 19312
Please return registration form & liability releases (2)
Name ___________________________________________
Age ________________
Address __________________________________________
City ________________
Home phone ____________________________ Cell _____________________________
Emergency contact & Phone _______________________________________________________________
E-mail Address (please print clearly) _________________________________________________________
Medical Conditions/allergies/medications _____________________________________________________
Physician's name & number ________________________________________________________________
CLASS : TENNIS SESSION # _____________
TOTAL PAID $ ____________
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Police News
Photo Credit: Bob Byrne
Tredyffrin Police Superintendent
Anthony Giaimo
First and foremost, on behalf of the
T r e d y f f r i n To w n s h i p P o l i c e
department, I would like to wish you
and your family a happy and healthy
New Year.
In reflecting back on a very busy 2012,
I would be remiss if I did not extend
my sincere thanks to the community
for your participation, input and
support for the many programs
sponsored by the Police Department.
In 2013, we look forward with
enthusiasm to serving this great
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community. I intend to continue such
well received programs as the Citizens
Police Academy, the Police Learning
Series and Police Summer Kids
Camp. Additionally, please look for
new programs such as Child Safety ID
programs, seminars held at the
community libraries as well as
quarterly "police nights" held at our
police department. These "police
nights" will enable all of our
community to voice their concerns in
an informal setting or just simply stop
by to visit the police open house for
some refreshments.
Please realize that your police
department is comprised of the finest
officers in the region who work
tirelessly for the benefit of our
community. The police department
continues to be proactive in thwarting
new crime trends
t h r o u g h
continuous
community patrol
supported by a
specialized
investigative unit.
Other issues and
concerns in the
area of motorist and pedestrian safety
are strongly supported by the traffic
safety unit. The Community Policing
Unit is one of our main support
structures for all of the community
programs, seminars and initiatives.
Our talented civilian support staff
keeps our department
(administratively) functioning
smoothly on a daily basis.
In 2013, consider being active in our
township as a community partner with
the police department through your
participation in our Tredyffrin Town
Watch Association and or our
Tredyffrin Community and Police
Association (TCPA).
Remain safe in 2013 and know that
your police department stands ready
to assist you.
Police News
From L-R: Supt. Anthony Giaimo, Ofc. Mike Spirito, Cpl. Stephanie Bills,
Ofc. Dan McFarland, Lt. Leon Jaskuta, Lt. Taro Landis, Ofc. Samantha Cavanaugh,
Sgt. Michelle Major, Ofc. Neil Jackson, Ofc. Rich Gasparo, and Det./Sgt. Todd Bereda
In 2012, the Police Department began a Summer Kids Camp for residents aged 9 - 14. This camp, which lasted for a
week, introduced camp participants to a variety of police and emergency responder topics through demonstrations
and activities. The Department is pleased to announce that this successful program will return during the week of
June 17th, 2013, and will be free and open to the community. Please check www.tredyffrin.org for program details
and registration instructions. The Township is looking forward to another great year!
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Library News
Paoli Library
18 Darby Road, Paoli
In the Wells Fargo Bank building (rear entrance)
610-296-7996
www.tredyffrinlibraries.org
Paoli Library and Tredyffrin Public Library have a multitude of
resources for the entire family: books, e-books, audiobooks,
databases, music and movies. Whether you are interested in history,
finance, travel, or need help with employment, academics, or more,
the libraries' staff are here to help you. And the libraries offer a full
schedule of fun and educational programs for all ages!
Children's Programs at Paoli Library
Adult Programs at Paoli Library
Weekly Storytimes
January 7-March 8
No registration. Siblings welcome.
AARP Tax Aide Program.
A nationwide, free, volunteer-run program that
provides tax-preparation assistance to low- and middleincome taxpayers. Please call the library to make an
appointment.
Wee Ones - Birth to 15 months & caregiver
Wednesdays and Thursdays at 10 am
Toddlers - 16 months to 3 years & caregiver
Wednesdays and Thursdays at 11 am
Pre-Kindergartners - 4 to 6 years, caregivers welcome
Wednesdays at 2 pm
Programs for School-aged Children at
Paoli Library
Registration required. Please call 610.296.7996
or email Linden Gallagher, lgallagher@ccls.org.
Saint Patrick's Day Scavenger Hunt
Sunday, March 17, starting at 1:30 pm.Ages 7-11
Hunt for leprechauns' gold in the library!
April Fool's Day Crafts
Friday, March 29, 4:30-5:30 pm. Ages 7-11
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Did your holiday gifts include an iPad, Android tablet,
Kindle, or Nook? Would you like some staff assistance
in downloading free ebooks from the library's
collection? Make an appointment for a free help
session. Call 610.296.7996 or email
bmichaels@ccls.org for more information.
Mystery Book Group
Meets at Paoli Library the first Monday of the month at
10:00 am. New members are always welcome. For
more information, please stop by or call the library.
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Library News
582 Upper Gulph Road, Strafford
610-688-7092
www.tredyffrinlibraries.org
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Children's Programs at
January 7-March 8 Contact Angela Newman
at 610-688-7092, ext.210 anewman@ccls.org
Children's programs do not require
registration, unless otherwise noted. Tickets
will be available beginning 30 minutes prior
to each program on a first-come, first-serve
basis. Latecomers may be admitted at the
discretion of the children's staff.
ABC/123
3 to 5 years & caregiver
Fridays at 9:30am
Fun-filled emphasis on literacy through
favorite picture books, age-appropriate crafts,
games, and songs.
Preschool
4 to 6 years, attending independently
Tuesdays at 2pm
New and traditional books and stories with
songs, crafts, games, and movies for children
ready to attend a storytime by themselves.
Adult Programs at
Balance Class
Mondays, 10-11 am
Build your confidence and increase your
activity level with A Matter of Balance, an
award-winning, free 8-session program that
teaches older adults practical strategies to
manage falls.
Hatha Yoga
Birth to 15 months & caregiver
Mondays & Thursday at 9:30am
Storytime for our very youngest friends with
lots of toys, interaction, music, and
movement.
Pajama
3 to 8 years & caregiver
Thursdays at 7pm
Wear your pj's and bring a bed buddy for this
evening storytime.
Tuesdays, 10:45-11:45 am
Registration recommended.
Join friends from the community for a weekly
Hatha yoga program geared for beginners
who want to learn how to reduce stress and
improve their sense of wellbeing.
Toddlers
Weekly Programs for Older Children
16 months to 3 years & caregiver
Tuesdays and Fridays at 10:30am
Jump right in for a tot-friendly craft followed
by themed stories, interactive rhymes, and
rhythmic songs designed to foster a love of
books and reading.
Book Groups
January 7- March 8
Join a book group at Tredyffrin Public
Library! For fiction readers, there are two
options the third Tuesday of every month:
Open Minds at 2 pm and Read It and Steep at 7
pm. For nonfiction readers, there is a Science
Book Group that meets the third Thursday of
each month at 7:30 pm and a History Book
Club that meets every other month. To see
what they are reading and when they will
meet, visit
www.tredyffrinlibraries.org/bookgroups.asp.
Wee Ones
Family
Birth to 5 years & caregiver
Mondays and Thursdays at 10:30am
Stories, songs and rhymes for families to
enjoy.
Framed: A Journey in Art Registration required!
Tuesdays from 4:30 to 5:15pm
Open to all in grades K-2 who love or are
curious about seeing and making art.
Lego Club
Every Thursday from 4:30 to 5:15pm
Drop in and join us for free-style Lego
building. We bring the Legos, you bring the
imagination. Ages 7-12
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Tredyffrin Township Television
Don't just
Make it!
watch TV...
We'll teach you how to shoot & cut, how to light & get great sound!
You & your crew can build a non-commercial series that airs for free on TV!
Or attend to learn how to make better home movies!
FREE Basics of Video Production/ Certification Classes:
Basics of Videography:
Repeated:
Lighting Basics:
Repeated:
Sound Gathering:
Repeated:
7 - 9 PM
12 - 2 PM
7 - 9 PM
12 - 2 PM
7 - 9 PM
12 - 2 PM
Wednesday, April 10
Saturday, April 13
Wednesday, April 17
Saturday, April 20
Wednesday, April 24
Saturday, April 27
The curricula are free to Tredyffrin residents and crewmembers of shows produced by Tredyffrin residents. The Basics of
Production curriculum is mandatory for every Tredyffrin Township Television (TTTV) producer and crewmember and is a
required prerequisite for other curricula.
Every taping, according to the physical demands of the production, requires a certain number of certified crewmembers to safely
build a show. At least three crewmembers certified in Basics of Video Production, one of whom must be the Lead Certified Producer
and a Tredyffrin resident, are recommended to produce a polished three-camera studio taping.
The number of crewmembers required for any field production will be determined by the studio manager at the time of the
equipment loan. The basic determining factor will always be how many pairs of hands are necessary to keep talent, crew and
equipment safe.
Only Basics of Production-certified crewmembers may use our facilities and equipment.
Classes are held at the Greenwood Studio in the Tredyffrin Township Building at 1100 DuPortail Rd. in Berwyn.
Students may attend either the Wednesday evening or the Saturday class, and that selection may change week to week.
Space may be limited to first registrants. Classes may be cancelled if attendance is low.
Register by 5 PM on Friday, April 5 by emailing TTTV@tredyffrin.org or by calling the Studio Manager
Gene Donahue at 610-408-3633. Early registration is preferred. Dates are subject to change.
TT TV
Tredyffrin Township Television
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Tredyffrin Township
Senior Lifestyles
Solutions for Seniors
Most seniors want to remain in their
homes as they age, in the community
where they lived. Sometimes
physical difficulties or financial
constraints make this challenging.
Surrey Services for Seniors, a nonprofit organization, offers
comprehensive services to meet the
changing needs of older adults
enabling them to remain comfortably
in their homes and engaged in the
community.
Senior Centers: Surrey House in
Berwyn is one of several Surrey
locations where members can enjoy
the companionship of new and old friends, enjoy a meal, and
participate in stimulating recreational and cultural activities. In
addition to a fully equipped fitness center, exercise classes geared to
older adults are offered regularly. The Surrey Café serves a
delicious nutritious lunch in a warm and inviting atmosphere
Monday-Thursday from 11:30-12:30, and is open to the public. A
modest contribution of $3 is recommended.
Transportation: Surrey provides several transportation options:
shared ride, which is similar to carpooling with other seniors in a
van; volunteer driver escorts are available for those who need more
assistance; and private driver services, which is available for an
hourly fee as needed.
provide education after a hospitalization, and more. A Geriatric
Care Manager is available to work with seniors and their families to
evaluate specific situations, connect people with appropriate
resources, and manage overall care as needed.
Friendly Check In: Surrey offers friendly phone calls by
volunteers for seniors who might be isolated at home or who would
benefit from that regular form of social contact and the assurance
that someone is checking in with them.
Daily Money Management: Professional, one-on-one assistance
in all aspects of daily personal finances such as bill paying, bank
statements, tax information and budgeting is available. This allows
the senior to retain control over their finances while eliminating the
stress of handling these matters themselves.
Home Maintenance: Surrey offers volunteers who can visit a
home for small tasks such as changing light bulbs or the batteries in
a smoke detector. A paid handyman is available for tasks such as
installing grab bars, replacing doorbells or small painting jobs.
Volunteer Opportunities: Surrey's philosophy of "neighbor
helping neighbor" offers people in the community many
opportunities to assist seniors in our neighborhood.
To learn more about how Surrey can
help you, a loved one, or a neighbor
in need, call 610-647-6404 or visit
www.surreyservices.org.
Home Care: A companion can assist with bathing, dressing,
preparing simple meals and doing light housekeeping. They can
also take a senior out for errands or to appointments. Sometimes the
social isolation seniors experience is overwhelming and
companions are a wonderful way to stay connected. This can be
scheduled for a just a few hours or as much as 24 hour/day.
Home Health: A Surrey nurse can come to a senior's home to
organize their medication or assess and monitor medical needs.
Nurses are available to take blood for lab tests, care for wounds,
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Main Line School Night
Main Line School Night Offers Engaging Courses and Experiences in Spring 2013
New Main Line School Night
classes start each week from
February through June. The
following is a sampling of the
many interesting and varied
courses being offered this
spring.
Please visit our
website to view our online
catalog and see the full roster of
classes.
www.Mainlineschoolnight.org.
We hope to see you in class this
spring!
New ideas, new directions,
new friends find them all at
(MLSN) this spring! As a
recent participant commented,
"I can use all that I learned in
every aspect of my life." For both first-time and returning students it
might be exploring a new language like Chinese or Arabic, traveling
with MLSN to meet the artists and people of Cuba, viewing Ten
Films That Changed America, Setting Up an Online Profile with
Linkedin or experiencing Mystical Paths to Self Transformation.
Learn about these and all of the 500 day, evening and weekend
classes and register online at www.MainLineSchoolNight.org
high schools: Tuesdays at Lower Merion, Wednesdays at Harriton
and Thursdays at Conestoga. For registration information or to
receive a catalog call 610-687-8201.
Over 140 classes in the spring 2013 catalog are new. Some
highlights include a series of Saturday cooking and craft classes for
children and Backyard Chickens and (Sub)Urban Farm Tour for
adults. Take a look at our great selection of healthy cooking classes
from Zippy Light Gourmet to Raw & Vegan Smoothies, as well as
wine and beer tastings. Try a Masala Bhangra (Bollywood) Dance
Workout, improve your game with Pilates for Golf & Tennis
Players or find out How to Sell Your Hand-Made Jewelry. Connect
with the world by exploring The Evolution of Modern Iran, The
Golden Age of Flight, Images of China or Sacred Symbols and
Iconography Across Cultures. As Executive Director, Rachel
Laibson, likes to say, "If you have an interest in a subject area, most
likely we offer a course in that topic!"
This year Main Line School Night celebrates 75 years of offering
intriguing, original and entertaining "Learning for Life"
opportunities for the community. MLSN is planning activities to
engage residents in diverse ways. Click the 75th Anniversary link on
the Main Line School Night website for ongoing updates as we
"Embrace Our Past … And Envision Our Future."
Have time for only a one-session class or want to delve into a
subject for 10 weeks? MLSN has a variety of class lengths to fit
busy schedules. Daytime and Saturday classes are offered at
MLSN's Creutzburg Center in Radnor, as well as other convenient
Main Line locations. Evening classes are available at the following
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The Bluegrass Jam at Conestoga HS
Starts 3/7, runs 8 weeks
Bluegrass Jam
If you know the basics of acoustic guitar, banjo, mandolin,
fiddle, dobra or harmonic-like traditional music and want to
have fun playing with others-join us. All skill levels are
welcome. It's a great way to meet people, socialize and
exercise your vocal chords in a relaxed atmosphere.
Practice with simple songs to build confidence and work
towards an informal performance.
Yoga
Yoga offers a time-tested and scientifically sound method
to combat a tired and tense body, obesity and insomnia.
Effective breathing exercises, gentle stretching postures
and relaxation techniques are conducive to radiant health.
Class runs 6:15 -7:15 pm, starts Thursday 3/14 for 7 weeks.
Mindful Meditation
Class begins Thursday, 3/7 and runs 8 weeks, 7:30-9:00 pm.
The Bluegrass Jam class has been running for many years
and won an award this year from Main Line Today
magazine.
Throughout the ages, meditation has helped people find
peace of mind and balance in daily living. Today, modern
medicine uses meditation to help reduce stress, lower blood
pressure and improve mental outlook. Practice a variety of
meditation techniques and find one that works for you.
Class runs 7:35-8:35 pm, starts Thursday, 3/14 and runs for
7 weeks.
Classes are held at Conestoga HS.
Both classes are held at Conestoga HS. Taught by Hari Zandler.
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March 4 - March 9
March 18 - March 23
April 8 - April 12
Clay Sculpture
Course Number:HC21061
Starts 3/5 (8 sessions)
Location: Creutzburg Center
Price: $89
Bokken:
Japanese Swordsmanship
Course Number: SP32032
Starts: 3/20 (6 sessions)
Location: Harriton High School
Price: $83
Cloud Computing: What
Everyone Should Know
Course Number: CO12171
Starts: 4/8 (1 session)
Location: Wayne Senior Center
Price: $56
Latin Dancing for Social
Occasions
Course Number: DA42002
Location: Conestoga High
School
Price: $108
Arts of Cuba
Course Number: AA41038
Price: $36
Trendsetters in France:
The 1930's
Course Number: LH11035
Price: $74
Fab Fun for the Small Fry
Course Number: HC61098
Price: $42
Raw and Vegan:
Main Courses Galore
Course Number: CW61095
Price: $62
Art of Yarn Bombing
Price: free
March 11 - March 16
April 1 - April 6
April 15 - April 20
Cuisinarts: Baking Made Easy
Price: $41
African Dance from the
Ivory Coast
Course Number: DA22167
Location: Lower Merion HS
Price: $77
Home Organization:
Room by Room
Course number: HG22103
Location: Lower Merion HSl
Price: $39
Financial Insights for Women
Course Number: IM42176
Location: Conestoga HS
Price: $89
Birding with Kevin
Course Number: TT21036
Price: $68
Beaded Jewelry Basics
Course number: HC61096
Price: $35
Quick and Easy Healthy Meals
Location: Harriton HS
Price: $55
Hypnosis & Meditation
Course Number: FH42166
Location: Conestoga HS
Price: $81
Main Line Architecture:
Inventing the Manorial Suburb
Price: $38
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620 Lancaster Avenue
Berwyn, PA 19312
Bus: 610-722-5577
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Natural Soap Making
Price: $56
April 22 - April 27
Short Order Literature:
New American Melting Pot
Price: $75
Beer Appreciation
Price: $62
Art in the Park: Valley Forge
Location: Valley Forge
National Historic Park
Price: $65
Stress Less: Use Meditation &
Guided Imagery
Price: $55
Mah Jongg: Beginners
Course Number: SP22054
Price: $98
Unique Small Plates &
Appetizers Paired with Wines
Pink Dynamite:
Mommy & Daughter Workout Starts 5/8 (1 session)
Price: $57
Price: $59
May 13 - May 18
May 20 - May 25
May 27 - June 1
Identifying People in Old
Photos
Location: Surrey Services
Price: $39
Designing with Live Plants
Course Number: HG31166
Price: $59
Bike Repair & Saturday Rides
Price: $68
Tai Chi: Beginner
Price: $75
Estate Planning: Probate and
Estate Administration
Course Number: IM61125
Price: $41
Healthier Habits & Foods for
Better Bones
Price: $55
Evening Canoe Trip with
Dinner
Location: Great Valley Nature
Center
Price: $65
May 6 - May 11
Mural Arts Trolley Tour
Location: thMeet at the Gallery,
Level 2, 9 & Market St.,
Philadelphia
Price: $45
April 29 - May 4
Savoring Jazz
Course Number: MT22067
Price: $69
Fancy Free in FiDi: NYC's
Financial District & Environs
Location: Leaving from
Radnor Financial Center
Price: $56
Flower Design with Jim
Course Number: HG31131
Price: $5
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1100 Duportail Road
Berwyn, PA 19312
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Quality Painting & Wallcovering
Serving the Main Line since 1947
PAINTING/WALLCOVERING HOME IMPROVEMENT
Interior/Exterior Painting Rotten Wood Replacement
Faux Finishing
Deck Restoration
Design Color Consultation
Dry Wall
Garage Floors
Plastering
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Custom Moldings
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Power Washing
Wallpeper Installation/Removal
Custom Carpentry
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